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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
Countess browns Self
Sixth Russian Noblewoman to
End Life i'm Lake Geneva

GENEVA, May 13.-The body of
beautiful young Russian woman has
been found in Lake Geneva off Cuchy
She was clad in expensive clothing and
wore rich furs, a pearl necklace and a
gold watch. On the reverse side Of
one cf the many banknotes found upon
her was written "Goodby, am another
siered "Countess W"
Efforts are teing made by the police
to establish the identity Of this the
sixth Russian noblewoman to commit
suicide by drowning in Lake Geneva.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
Last Stand Being Made

WASHINGTON, May President
Carranza and group Of his former
officials are making their last stand
against the Mexican revolutionists al
Rinconada, according 10 direct advices
received tonight at the revolutionary
headquarters here from General Obre-
gon at Mexico City.
Carranza is described in dispatches
from Vera Cruz as having personally
directed his followers at Hacienda
Tamariz, north of San Marcos, Tues
tacks on his troops. The fighting lasted
eight hours and was very severe.
Carranza's escort includes only
small number of General Murgua's
forces. 1t was engaged by troops
under General Reyes Marquee No de
tails of the attack were conveyed in
Obregon's S message.
This is the first direct word tina,
has reached the revolutionary agency
here of Carranzas whereabouts since
he fed from Mexico City last Friday
Radio to Mexico Restored
The State Department was without
advices from Mexico City to-day, al
though communication bv wireless has
been reestablished. Instructions have
been sent TO Charge d'Afaires Sum
merlin to advise this government Of
all news concerning the fleeing Presi-
dent and his party.
To facilitate communication between
the State Department and the Ameri-
can Embassy at Mexico City, General
Obregon instructed the revolutionary
agency here to-day 10 inform the
American Foreign Office that the wire
less station a Chepultepec, under the
control of the rebel forces, is in con-
slant touch with the radio station in
the Mexican capital. Wireless com
munIcations in code or otherwise ad
dressed to the American representa-
tive will be handled expeditiously
through the Chepultepec station, OBJ
regions message said
Doubt was expressed in official cir
cles to-day that Mexican troops re
naming loyal to Carranza number
more than 1000 men. Revolutionary
headquarters figures on possible.
strength of the Federal forces still op-
posing the re volt confine the Carranzis-
tas to few rowing bands, numbering
not more than 500 in northern Mexico.
Rebels Claim North Mexico
The report from San Antonio that
the Governors of Coahuila. Nuevo Leon
and Tam3ullpas, with Carranza oficers
met at Monterey and decided to oppose
the rebel leaders in the north of Mex
ico was vigorously denied to- day a.
the obregonista headquarters here. Ii
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
N'iavy Flyers Accused
vi Smuggling Liquor
Noart Martial Recommended on
'narse of CARRYING Supply
into L. :. bv SeaDIane

s,ts s,tsaSHiNGTON, May 13.-Charged
>, having transported twelve cases
l.n%;Ss %;saor IN naval seaplane from
r.r u, one Of the Bahama Islands, to
a., "sst. Fla, on a recent cruise
u me Atlantic coast. Lieutenant
l,nha a. Gushing and Ensign Frank
srn naval Reserve officers. have
, rs. recommended for courtmartial in
m,,s submitted to the navy by a
V.s, 1l o., Inquiry convened at Key
ssns,. Three enlisted men of the
~sssd. report ''e' ~ Vac
s.,, ,,'alhg action by the Navy Depart
M sS The report Of the board, the
Nv. Ius src bang held al Rock
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
Emergency Rail Cre,us
Urged to Move Cars

CLEVELAND, May 18.-To
prevent a probable general shut
down of industry through traffic
decentralization resulting from the
swltchmen's strike the Cleveland
Chamber of Commerce to-day
telegraphed chambers in fifty
large cities east of Kansas City
and north of Baltimore suggest
ing that employers send men into
railroad yards to move cars.
The action was taken following
meeting of about sixty To-
cal manufacturers representing
twenty-five industries.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
Former FIRST Chief Leads
Own Men in 3-Day Bat
tie at Rinconada; Safe
Conduct Off to Him
TanpicO Taken
b. Rebel Forces
Revolutionists Rebuild
ing Railways; Seek To
Be Friendly With L. 5.

VERA CRUZ, May IS (By The
Associated Press).-President Car
ranza's troops, which had been
standing at bay north Of San Mar
cos. in the State of Puebla, have
been driven from their positions.
according to advices received here
tonight.
Part of the Presidents small
army is advancing toward the
north, in the direction of the State
of Hidalgo, apparently for the pur-
pose of opening path for the re-
mainder of the troops still loyal to
Carranza to make their escape.
Rebel forces commanded by General
Rafael Cepeda. former governor of San
Luis Potosi, have attacked the rear
capturing two trains.
Three Mile Battle On
At noon to-day rebel forces were
engaged in the fight against Carranza's
troops along line approximately
three miles in length. These rebel
units had been brought up to San
Andres by Generals Guadalupe Sanchez
and Pedro Gonzales. At San Andre
these leaders, whose troops numbered
about 1000, were joined by more rein
forcements under command of General
Liberato Lara, and all united in the
movement against the CarranZa posi-
tions
Colonel Rocha, rebel leader, who
made a bold attack upon the presi-
Dental trains north Of San Marcos,
was captured in the resulting melee,
and has been executed, according 20
advices to the newspaper "El Dicta-
men" of this city.
General Sanchez is reported to have
called a council of war to decide upon
further operations.
Ell PASO, Tex, May 13.-President
Carranza OF Mexico is surrounded and
in desperate straits at Rinconada, near
Esperanza, in the State of Puebla, &C
cording to telegram from General
Alvaro Obregon, received tonight by
Roberto '. Pesqueira, financial agent
for the revolutionists here. lnstruc-
tions have been given to allow Carranza
to leave the country in safety, Genera
Obregon's message said.
"Carranza has not been made
prisoner" the telegram. which was
dated to-day, read. "He had been
surrounded for the last three days,
having fought at Rinconada. near
Esperanza station, and l think he
cannot stand much longer.
"Orders have been sent to the Off
GERS directing the attack that they
notify Carranza that he can go out
of the danger zone in order that his
life may be spared, Offering him q
guard to escort him to Vera Cruz.
that he may leave the country and
be free to 90 wherever he wishes
colonel Orozco, noted for his Grim
inal proceedings, has been captured a.
sea by one of our naval units, together
with General Jose Murguia.
LAS to the shooting Of prisoners to
which you refer, | can assure you that
is only newspaper talk, as we do not
yet know the casualties on the enemy
side. A. OBREGON.'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
GOOD MORNINGS:

GOOD MORNING:
The New York Tribune is rot read by
d ssst islod driftora. II does however
reach wide awake, progressive readers
who arc 0uich to recognize real opportu-
mites and the Kind OF people that are
worth while employing Call tho Good
Morning Girl Of The New York Tribune,
Eeekman 5000, and let her insert your Ad-
vertlsement in to-morrows issue.-Advt.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
Masked Bands
Put Torch to SO
Irish Barracks
Police Quarters. Income
Tax and Customs Offices
in All Parts of Island
Are Destroyed or Raided
Official Papers Seized
One. Man Killed, Clergyman
Wounded; Britain Makes
Concession to Prisoners

DUBLIN, May 13.-Fifty police bar
racks in various parts of Ireland were
wiped out in the course of widespread
destruction Of public property and
other activities by bands of armed and
masked men in various parts of Ire
land last night, according to an official
statement issued from Dublin Castle
this evening. Twenty income tax and
custom Offices also were raided and
papers found in them burned.
Two mail cars and one mail train
were held up and official papers taken
from them. A pedestrian was killed in
the outskirts of Dublin, where bar
racks were being guarded.
The Rev. 7. G. Wilkinson, one of
the canons of Down Cathedral. at
Downpatrick, was shot and critically
wounded while pursuing raiders on the
street
Editors Homes Raided
The homes Of two newspaper editors
were raided and one anti-Sinn Fein
editor was tarred and feathered.
The destruction of police barracks,
as shown by the Castle communication,
was almost on as great and organized
scale as similar attacks last Easter,
when more than sixty barracks were
attacked. Most of the barracks in the
present case had been abandoned, and
no loss of life was entailed.
Several attacks took place in the
counties of Antrim, Cork, Leitrim and
Wexford, where one or two barracks
We're burned, including those at Cavan,
Londonderry, Galway, Limerick, Meath,
Donegal and Tyrone The procedure
in all cases was alike. Where care
takers were in charge they were first
removed. Then infammabe mixtures s
or explosives were applied to the huts.
and the buildings were partly or wholly
destroyed
If there were any occupants in the
revenue ofhces they were ordered out
or bound with ropes. and then the
documents were abstracted and de-
stroyed
The wounding of Canon Wilkinson
took place after eight masked men
had raided the Downpatrick excise
office, cut the wires and seized yalu.
able papers. When the Canon an
peared on the scene he received shot
wound IN the thigh.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14
Expedite Irish Trials

LONDON, May 13.-The British gov
ernment has decided to create a special
judicial body to examine the cases Of
lrlshmen who are under arrest, it was
announced in the House of Commons
to-day by Andrew Bonar Law, the gov
eminent leader
The governments action is generally
regarded as an important move, it
being pointed out that critics of the
governments Irish policy have been de-
manding for long time that the cases
of men detained without trial should
be thus examined. The refusal here
tofore of some such means of securing
the liberation of innocent men has been
the prlnclpal cause of the recent hum
ger strikes by Irish prisoners.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14

KEW GARDENS lNN--K~w Gardens, L. I.
Now open (Arerican plan). Under
knott manay ayemeat.--AdvL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1920-05-14

Don't Waste Time. USE
VENUS PENCIL.-Advt
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HE w r A T H E r

Partly cloudy and continued cool to-
day: to-morrow fair and slightly
warmer: moderate northwest
to north winds
Full Report on Last Page
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StnatOr SOrab iiber
wabren Nnleritanismus!

Qun0e5ienator 8ora6 erflarte ncu.
lif in elmer Heoc gu 2anburg, Conn,
0uB 0u5, mas Die Der. Staatcn
mddtig CUR Goa5rin9ung oes @llten
genlodJt babe. ieine uoaitaH0i8e red]t
nidB;qe SreIbeit uH0 iejn u1e.H8e-
itlrGHfte5 Hcdt ieI, ieInen G.uiHB
bel allen groBcH AriieH nuI 5clte Der
@eredtigteit mo 0e3 6rieoeu3 SIT
Werien.
IS gibt beltc in Der @elt", iagte
Der Genator inter uu0erem, r%telncE
GmfluG mir Iric0en mo GtUIiiotlon,
mcItjtr Dem zines ireIeu uEo I'M
etngeihrdnftcn Nmrrjfo
gleihfommt, ulO 0iclcnigeu, melde
ohne Ritdiiht aif Barter Gnqebo.
rigfcit 0icieu GiniIuB IN mnge1:n0cr-
Ter unO uaeiuacihrdntter Neiie be
mobrcn, lperoeu iih ais Die beitcn
omerjfoniidcu 9lrQer 6euriien.
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bert 0urd 9|lu,an}cn, 2igo3 ooer
&crbiHOungeu. in ie0er Grlic tltr ms
itnit 3u eutidcioeu, mas unierc
&iljdt lit 81 tbun uno mas im IN
t~crciie Der Civilization mo @umani
tGt gu thrtl. unicrc NiIldt lit, inD0l.
pirt Oic gauge GraJe Ser Sclbit
reaicruug, Die gauge 6raae ci
ncr u]nobhdigjqen &cprblif, muo idl
mage 81 beaouptcn, 0nB Sic Mohlcr
Der rcpublifaniihcu Barter 0ieiea
Hedlt niemnla oliQegeben o0cr oltrf'
GompromiB id)m0Icrn moucn.
Sine 2igu, Concert Nuiance,
Combination. So artncribip o0cr
9fIiociatjon lit allies ooaielbe bel mir.
Sd bin geaen irQeuo meld)e Nuiun}
llno meroe e3 itets fem. Toriber,
men id oils Yrdiiocntifaita Gou-
0i0oteu unterItiibe, fam fem 3mei.
feI Iein. Gor befiinportet uniercn
Gintritt in ocn &olfcrbunO, lpdbrcuo
Genator &oroing lid oufilr cr'
tIdrt bat, oaB mir beran5 bIciben ="
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Giperantp i'll Der Sdrulc.

Giir bic GeiInehuter an ser
Rtihaidultoutcrrnj lano cine Ser.
lonrmlultl itntt. Ole iibcr ole Gin.
fli5ruHs 0e> Esperanto IN ser Sdu,
LETT bcrlct. Qroi. u. S6njni uno
Erof. 8obrbad' reiericrtcr ocr les.
ttre btioh0tr2 fiber sic GriolQc. ote
er an icjucr StuIc nit Ser ptriud)g
lucllcu Giufihrung oe9 G~ipcrouto
ais tritcr Sremoiprad'e qchabt tat.
Go2 Nauptintcrciie bot Sic non @sl
Ter &tihtlm @lttbroot poratnihrtr
Glecrontotldlit pom t3 e~Ifidbrtge:
SrNi.trn, Ter lluttrrid't puroe poll
1tauota III Esperanto e@rtcjIt, 0ab 0it
"lnN1r 'Iic6cuo ipradltu. obluoh! ic
crit ltjt Hoocmber u6hutlit 3pe;
@tuH>c0 Iluterridt eehabt hobcl
3lum ShIuB lpran 8yoi. @etcfamr
tttr Nie !oltidc SduIung. Sic Ser
Si9craHtemuterritt pelplbrt.
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in unIerem Snoen luiro Tencr III

IN lIfllerem Sn0el uIro tSeHer Ill
oic 4nlagen gelegt, no Die @aunr,
molle entiernt miro. Nltd Die 2cger
Der &0noler uerocn ingrano geiteft
Mnn mill auf oieie @eiie pcrhin.
Bern, ooB Die 9alInnpoue SIT Sem &c.
genmdrtigen nieorigen BreiIe Der
fault miro. I'm Die Ereiie in 0ic
9G6e 5lt treiben, pernidtet mani Ell
men 2beil ser 8ro0uftion. GoB oas
9eihehe, lit friiber idon bcbauptet
moroen, ober 10 unoerih0mt. wie ge.
gerpdrtig, ideint man IS nod nidt
gctrieben SIT bnbeu. Gen Sdoocr
bon oieiem perbreheriiten Sreiber
baben uatiirlih Die Ierbralher, Die
troB ser Ebotinde, oaB malienbuii
8olmpoIle gelpnfien lit, iebr bohC
FreIie iiir baumpoaene YroOufte
ner6en be3ablen miilIen.
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SaS &OIf bat AM , Noucm6cr III

entlhet0cn, Oh Is QcncjQt lit, MiI.
ION mo MtIfoui2mua nod
melter 3u ouI0cn, o0er Oh g. cntihloi,
len it, mie0er 5t leiucn rcrioiimaa.
mablgcn &cdltcn 81 Q~clanacu uno nit
MiIiou mo Milioui2mt5 mo alIcm.
spaS Drum un0 oron hulllt. QriluO.
lid aui5urdumeu. Mir hcJeu Oh Ser
Fntjhciouug fciuen ,auciicl.
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GnbTidl einmal lam man Hbcr cine

2n uIIit1lQ oe@ GonojNatcu Cor mt.
JetcEpte 6rcu0c empijnoeu Se,lc
,t0lstretioreu iiber sic @ilior Gait.
iHe &Irrripou0eu3 mer0cn fc;utn
0unO 5uQuuiteu Der &iQd btuttr Sem
0ieIt berUorlofeu, ~hoiieutljdl abcr
&lementc ujc Iait iilr inmcr bllul
lmcrltaniiden @oIfe unni6gIih wa'
ben.
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Die sanse @elt Ic6e Der GntIdlei

Dung, Die bier ant >. Gopembct itber
bic 2lgo ser Nntionen gefdQt meroen
miro, nit @rmartung e~lltgegen. CT,
fart 4rdii0cnt @ilion. @ell ihrc
3 ufunt oouou obbdnge. &on
'uniercr e"i9enrn \3ufun t
lpridlt er nid)t. ltnO bod lit lie iiir
inns midtiger aIs Die 3ufunit Scr
29elt. Die Nelt bat lid bis Dor eff.
den &abren her3lih mcniq I'M inns
getilnmert Nir baben iie uno i0rc
@dnoel olth niht uerm +. 5in0
pr0dltia Iertjg 8cmoroen, ohnc mrs
Ser Melt meQen lt1Iuiloic gtdhtc 81
m1den. So mercer mir pr0tti1 and
in 3utunit iertig mer0en. Y3ir null
len nltr pie0er lernen, inn1er mo
Ilberall al Amcrttu 5uerit ST.
0cnfen, un0 Damn on Die @elt.
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g}ir a5nnen Sen bcanaOinten bent.

lHe1 NQn1I1n IN S0n Eranciato 0o9
@eIdcnt Der TrejheIt ~ ober iiir sic
2foIie, ais Gon3eiiiouaituI5en Der Or
mofrotIid)en administration al Na5
ocutihiprodigc &otum 81 9eIten,
soerocn lie mobI Ielbit bcItcn2 oon,
I'm
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Let our object be, our Country, our
sSSaoie Country, and nothing but our
Country. And by the blessing of God,
may that country itself become q
east and splendid monument, not
81 oppression and terror, but Of wis
Com, of peace, and of liberty, upon
Sxaich the world may gaze with
admiration forever. -
Daniel Webster.
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8~ruaolrcctS . Necntnr ocr3cidlnct

'lir Sen W}onot Septembcr G6t 9an-
terotte. Gen Nonferott. Den Got nit
{etneu @ehmptunQan bcsijgId, oc@
rcprblifoniiden Gorruptton4io%o3
nno 3%tGunitcn ron Y~robi5ition Dor
runlIcn" i2utort rihoittu in HuHio*
mo &n0iaun gcnIaht bat, uld}t t,H61
ihInIirn
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in WcOrgia hnbcn bic Tcmuftntclr

Den ebcrnaligen Nun0c5ienator (bo.
mas W. 0orMpif ijir ou5 @ouuer.
uelr&nmt nominirt. 3a3 nc9bllt
Don mchr ais lelp0bnlihtm 'lutereiic
lit, neil @aromif oIs elmer Der clt.
lh~ieoQniten @caner Ser ,@eaguc oi
formations" befannt lit
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,,y3no fann ons nnrrifnniidle NuIf

oon elmer politiidwn Hortej crparttt.
ole Inn 6rieocu i'm Sabre 1915 uer.
prod Inn Nricg I'M Sabre 1917 Qab
uu0 cs iejtocm jm Mrjeat Qeaoltut
bot, obidlou Ser 0amp' nor MN bayo
}ipci ESnbreu gum Abid'luG tNl2'
7roqt NijrQermeiiter (hompiou%~ Gh;.
,nuO J2rnrhlirau"
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Nrnlnra hnt Oic "a. Staaten ani

Q~eT0roert. Die biH0ert UhQjouen Go!-
lar. 10 brjtiid)e l|lHtertbdncn IN oe.I
le8teu %a6reu in N}erifo OrrIoren ho.
BEN iouen. pom Yierito e'rjutrcioelI
ODER lie ielbit an Gnglano SIT be5ob-
len. Ga3 lit nidt libel. llno Dnnt
miro. rrenn man iraaeH bari Gug.
lam ore 3juien OH Die Rjeienitul1
6c3udlen, Die cs bei uuierer Heglerlna
.auitehcn hutI edo: n lie s.!
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2as bcmufratiidDe Gnalnnb

&erihieoene 9oioameu BADEN Oil
2onigin Inn Gntbebung ibrer oft
5ieQeu 3ilihten gebetcn, noh0enl
libucn oerbotcn norOen mar, ielbit in
ibren - NriUatbriefen Die If {
I6rnge SIT erpGbnen Gein
Nenid lit in %rlano mebr ljt)er. eng.
LAMBS etpig oifene Mun0e,
60 gang perengIiid)t lit ougcgel.
Amerifa immer nod niht. 2aii;r
iorgen 8inOeitrif . Nmerlfaner ri.
! d) T Nbfunit.
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Die in Sdjmciser &anfen nnterae-

oradten Groniluuelen %friiberer SEER
lher Der0en nuf $305, t52,500 &c
ldobt. Sic baben Qiamanten u10
Eerlen TT aber oos; oNteln Qiebden,
lpo5 miIlit Oil nod mehr" poBt bod
1Id)t redrt
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Nnh in Ernntrcid bcainnt cs IN

toQcn. Gin &|crtrcter Der Ielc-
druphcn Union bate tltr}Iid cine
l(ntcrrc0ung init elncnl clnfluBrel
diem irun50iltcu @roBfouimoua.
Der sum Neiudle ser Wiciie III Heip}Ig
meiIte. Die NcIberun9en oe2 6ran.
3oieu bclpielen, ooB Is altd in Ben
meithllteuoen @eidluftafrcjlen iciucs
&an0c5 SIT toaen begIunt. Gr lies
iid iolQcnocrmaben aus: Sic Aad)
rldtcu ijber 0u9 Gritartcn 0e2 81.
0nmcnQchoriQfcjt>aciiihl3 Ser Ar
bcitcridoft oIcr &onocr QcQcu Sic
.unfIu9e @cpaItbtrrihoit Scr Gu.
tentc &mptriollitcn bGllieu iit 10,
ooB Ole hobc @olitif IN Gnllono mI1
6runtreid onppn lmbeoinQt Notii
nehmCtlm0 Tire MaGuuhn1en 0outT
cturld)teu mus. Mcnu nidlt all
triilt hot Ser Nad)c @cNaufc nom
&erinille0 boic Trild)te a~ctra9cn.
Is frat)t i'm @cbdlf Ser luromei
non Ncriniue3 uno spa.
Ter 5ira Scr boIjdlerpiitideu
&ocC lit Rublduo bat Hnusae az
braht. oab MIN cuolld audi Sen eng.
liidlcu. belaiIdpn mo iogor id)on Sen
irou6oliitcu Nrbeitcru Sic Hlultn
oullchcL 0uB tie iid) uuter cIl,er
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Iutioudrcu 3elt III 9~cutidIulo IN
ujdlta n0dittht. Der Solt0arlil.>l,.
0nrft Ser Yr1citcrih1't Qcht ,urth
ojc YSclt tmo lit ourh tciue WtdUt
Ser Croe. uuh ourd, on@ maiftuitor
ycuoc Nrunfrtid nldlt, utchr au'ia.
haltcu Ger S,elc@rmIIh 0ta iran
}o'jid3cn &olfe@ tit I'M &crcbblu Gle
observation-disclosures last tu>
iIh otd1 sic ~fSrou6o'eu Sic 2,ll1 Il
ftuucr. mic Tic iuo. Sit Nurh ,irt
Iclr ltitjdtt RGNitraul blphcr NOT
ptQ1ufelttu MofiWmdtu oltf
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Gtut'hlan0> truc,lcu iih jHmncr
mcbr ala &uftihlUiier Wn0
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FAINT unA miro tiut9 Cages IN e.
.,i;;cruug umihIaatn. uor 0.r ojt
~irau}Oridleu @tlp0Ithabtr ron tt,.tt
er3lttcrn mtiieu.
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Milwanfct Marft=S rrlflt
Gietretoe Nartt.
Sieb Rartt.
The PampeTin Cigar Co,

tgtubIirt 1869
ft3-ft5 9. ,. Strafr, "a GrpFe. via
Fatritdutcu otr beiarHten -gonne
Gdund uRo -SIor Sc Y & 81 f.Iuft,
GuaIitit I0t @ia0rren. -SdHtpero'
uno -9Iad 8oie" - per Sdun aeuahrt
Sc Giaarrtu. uuo .9iu9 Sounee- s9ali6
tabai
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She Die 4mericnn Qeoion NIT Der

4merifaniiirunq Der Ginmnn0erer
1etrollt peroen fam, mnlB tie Sen
8erpeis erbraft buber, 6oB lie ieIbit
amerifoniid d. lit - trot ibrem
-9fnnlell.
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Nnd bic innaitc epiitsl bes 0ra

ii0euten mioerlegt Die Gcbauptuh8
ocs 5cnotors @ar0in8 nidt, oaB 0ie
&0lferliga Elm foIojiaIcr 5dDlnocl
lei
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@erft bas Sdlenial in Die 8o.

iAlud)t = oo$ lit Die ein3iqe g / q o.
D%oIitif, ser Ser 9eiltihomerifaner
pin ipiIiae3 Shr Ieiht.
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Eel,pbon : Summer 1893.


NbOnne N ut 2 2 Ieta.
,.Rora.nitern", ieoeu 9ienstdg. unn
-g~t0rOteru", ieten 6retta9 g, porto
frei, beioe 8odeubIdtter 3uldInmen pro
SGbr So'OV
%nh europa uu0 Canada, nu5s
{dticblld gcgtn @orousbe3abIun9'
5ortufret; bcjoe 8odenau58dben
9rp PAW
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5elbit i'm Saoen itebt's wafclig
iiir Die 3emofraten. Groe ser ga.
kronade"!
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E1a
gri6eiut ieOeu 6reitag.

nqrmlsaeber: Sic Rorbiteru<HfociattoH.
ADOLF gauorian, 4raitoent.
@eihdftss2otdl:
zerbfterus@ q bduoe, 1913 22aIu ztraBe.
Ga GroTe, 8is.
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9ns arOste @erbred,en GentIdl

tnnos bc1tan0 in ietnem @lon3e. o.
fiir ion Is iebt biiRen!
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am b,ften un0 ii6eriten lit e. od9
BeIo ger g 0 taumet ung (N3ouei'
Crber), RE Der Bpitmeilter IN Dem 8ros
fer,u Grti6aften ali8irelen lam, gu
aberIeuoen. Gbenio gut uno ltter Inn
bic grpreBdnpeiiun8e iuels
9se bic a0enten in allen GrpreBs Statlos
uen nusiteQeu. Wenn man on5 8elo
aer 9o'tdnipeiiung ODER per GrpreBdns
sUeiIun4 ididt, lit IS uiht ~notblpeuotg.
Den be r~effenren 8rief regiitrIrcn 81 lat
8cu, tpenn Die Aoreile 6eItlid 8cltrleben
~. 2egt Ian oa9egeu 8aar9elo IN Den
&rief. 10 iolte oieIer tets regtltrlrt fpers
rem Inn iider gu iein, 0nB o~erleIbe rt9s
eta anlonmt. Sir 8el0ienoun9en in
StHfabem BrieiberihluIe iibernebnlen
mir leinerlei 8erdntiportlldtelt. SIN
8aae BON 4oreBperdnberungen oer9clle
man ia uid]t, Die alte eb%enIotpobl ME Die
acne 3oitoffiee an3ugeben, oenn louit
Sinuen mir rem Namen in ben 8nhern
adr ui6t finoen.
Nonen Sr6tr5 niirfen nidlt, pte oGs
20 eft geiariebt, als bermetutLibe Gltts
sxsrg 5uradbebdIteu tueroen,
fonOern iiu6 in ben 8riefen bet3us
Geseu.
Guittlug erfoIgt MIR ourh Heuoerung
res 0dtums auf Dem GoreBltreifsn.
Iou noreKire einfah:
nRorbiteru", Ga 6ruFe. @is.
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"a groiIe. Sen IS. 0ftober 1926.