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The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Street sweepings to the estimated
amount Of three million tons are col
lected every year in the cities of the
United States. Most OF this material
is either used for filling" or thrown
away; but the department OF agrlcul-
ture learns that in some places farm
ers secure the sweepings for fertilizing
purposes. and that the farmers in such
cases. with few exceptions. report ex-
cellent results. Since the disposition
of such refuse is sometimes serious
problem, the fact seems to be worth
consideration on the part OF town and
country alike. One of our worst faults,
as a people, is persistent disregard
of the truth that to prevent waste in
all such ways is to increase wealth.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

The modern tendency toward COM
bination of capital in all lines OF trade
must be checked, and this can only be
done by strict and effective statutes.
That such laws will be evaded. as the
antitrust act OF congress has been un-
til the present time. is to be expected.
When laws which will stand the test Of
the courts are enacted the next duty
will be to elect officers and judges who
will enforce them.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
Urge. Need of New Democracy.

New York, Nov. 1S.-John Brisben
Walker has issued m address attack
ing Richard Croker as man who had
gained complete control Of the Demo-
cratic party, both In the city and state
and who is unworthy of trust In
his address Mr.. Walker urged the form.
alton of new Democracy.
Temporary headquarters of the new
Democracy will he opened after Mon
day next in the Madison Square build
ing
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
Harvard Defeat. Yale "a. Football.

New Haven, Conn, Nov. 19.-Har-
ward defeated Yale this afternoon, II
to o, winning glorious football victory
in n clean, fast game Astounding in
brilliant plays.
The Harvard eleven showed them
selves masters of the game, excclling
In every department of the game and
playing football well nigh marvellous
under such miserable weather condi-
tions. Every point was made by
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
Live. Los, with A Wrecked ship.

Portland. Ore. Nov. 1S.-A special to
the Oregonian from faquina, Oregon,
says:
The British ship Atalanta. Captain
Charles Mcbride from Tacoma to
South Africa, with wheat was wrecked
off Alsea bay. sixteen miles south of
Yaquina bay yesterday morning. She
carried n crew of twenty-seven men,
and all were drowned but three. The
ships masts have been blown away,
the decks swept clean and the vessel
has broken in two amidships.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Ten pulplts in Chicago are without
pastor. Not ten little pulpits which
overlook squalid alleys, or unpeopled
suburbs, but ten great, big pulpits at
which the wealth and power and cul-
ture of half the city Is supposed to
kneel. Why are they vacant? Are
there no preachers? Has the mortal
ity among the army chaplains absorb
ed the surplus of devoted clergy? Or
is 1t impossible to find ministers VINO
will take up the arduous duties of \
city parish for the small reward of
FIVE or eight thousand dollars year?
Why must ten church organizations
stand paralyzed and unused for an in
definite period? Why must million
or two dollars invested in those ten
church properties lie Idle. moth eaten,
unemployed? We do not know hut
we can guess. We guess that 1t is be-
cause ten preachers cannot be found
who can please the ten varieties Of
taste which seeks to rule the average
church parish. The time has come
when spiritual gifts are of the least
consideration in selecting candidate
for ministerial service. The questions
asked are: Is he eloquent? Is he af-
fable? Is he liberal? VIII he offend ?
Will he draw? VIII he wear? How does
he stand on the silver question? Would
he in any way offend our bankers, etc.
etc? oh, pity the poor preacher who
must run the gauntlet of the congrega-
tional inqusition.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
serlou. Wreck Near rhnnI,.

Prescott, Ariz.. Nov 1S.-A serious
wreck took place today on the Santa
Fe. Phoenix & Prescott.
An engine and caboosc backing into
town ran into two steers throwing the
train into the ditch.
Watchman Hanks was pinned be
tween the engine and the tender and
was killed. Engineer Clements, Fire
mar Reilly and Brakeman Merritt We're
seriously injured.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

STRAIGHTFORWARD open tactics, and n'
fiuke or luck contributed in any way
TO the scoring.
Harvard's great speed of play. power
and concentration Of attack, superior
kicking and splendid physical condition
won the game for her easily. The
Yale players fought with s'oiid pluck.
AT the end they rallied grandly. out
of sheer desperation. and finished
strong
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
Colonel Bryan H.. L,..l. Strength.

Lincoln. Neb., Nov. 1S.-Colonel Will
liam ]. Bryan's health does not mend
as rapidly as he has expected. and to-
day, on recommendation of his physi-
clan, he was granted an additional ten
days leave of absence. which permits
him to remain in Lincoln until Decem-
Der 4th.
Colonel Bryan complains of lack of
strength and vigor
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
..narch,.t scare Mt Paris.

Paris, Nov. 2O.--A terrific explosion
occurred this afternoon in the Cafe de
Champeaux, underneath the offices of
the Havas agency.
One woman was killed outright and
eight other persons were seriously IN
jured.
1, IS thought. the explosion was due
to isnited gas, but there are rnmors Oh
an anarchist plot.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
Kunh Ord-rr for Mar.hip..

Boston. Nov. 20.-Rush orders for the
several war vessels now being repaired
at the Charlestown navy yard were re-
ccivcd yesterday. The monitor Amph-
itrite, the cruiser Detroit and the gun
boat Castinc were especially mentioned
in the order.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

In all fields of effort, whether intel
lectuaI. moral or mechanical, as faculty
grows. consciousness of insufiiciency
grows with 1t. The farther We get up
the hill the more we see how far 1t Ia
to the horizon.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
Relief For Fam,no snn.rcrs.

Moscow, Nov. 19.-By order of the
dowager mother of Gar Nicholas, Gen
eral Schwedoff, with twenty officers.
has just gone to convey relief pro-
vided by the Red Cross Society to the
famine sufferers in Asiatic Russia.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

An Aragonese Agricultural Society,
in meeting just held at Barbastro,
urges that Spain should take lesson
from the enemy. adopting the FEDERAL
system under which America has be-
come great.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Tho cloak model has trying sItua-
tion.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

The seventeenth annual report of the
Tuskegee Normal and Industrial In
stitute shows an enlargement of its
scope and work. Judged by the men
and women it has produced. the insti-
tuition is worth many times the cost
to maintain 1t. An institution that has
SO thoroughly demonstrated it's abil-
ity to lift up race should not lack
for ample and generous endowments.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

An exchange says there are fifty
thousand muscles in an elephants
trunk. 1t was evidently packed by
woman.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

The man deserving the name is one
whose thoughts and exertions are for
others rather than for himself
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

A st. Louis druggist placed jar OF
calamus root in his show window
labeled Sweet flag OF my country" but
the natives failed to see the point.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Truth never lodges. no matter who
throws mud at It,
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

A man never realizes how very dear
girl is to him until he acquires the
right to pay her bills.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

A baseball player isn't necessarily in
zane Just becauae he gets off his base
occasionally.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

At a Wisconsin fair the superinten-
dent of the Farmers Institutes held
three short institute sessions, taking
the prize winning animals as texts
and telling the reason which each
point" was defect of merit. This
was because the managers thought the
farmers were after instruction as well
as amusement. and would gladly listen
to man who could tell them how to
improve their stock. The experiment
succeeded. and we commend 1t to other
associations. 1t seems to fill long
felt want that horsetrot fails to sup
ply
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

A ring around the moon is sign
Of rain, and plain ring around wom-
ans finger indicates more reign.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Woman's success as an engineer Is
phenomenal. Although she frequently
has washout on the line, but few
disasters are recorded.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Sunday is the golden clasp that blnds
the volumes of the week.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Every action is measured by the
depth OF the sentiment from which It
proceeds.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Unsrammatically speaking the plural
of baby must be twins.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

A sharp tongue is more essential to
The modern prize-fghter than a strong
arm.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

There is nothing like an earthquake
for opening up new fields,
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

1t IL easier for some girls to win ad-
mirers than 1t is to capture husband.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

good thing ceases to be good
thing when we get too much OF IL.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

There ia no fool like an old fool who
tries to act like a young fool.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
The J. H. Montgomery
Machinery Co.
l216-l230 Curtis ST., Denver, Colo.

We are prepared to buy individual machinery. OF
entire plants from slp to $lO,p. or Will sell the
snmc for you on commission.
We will also exchange larger machinery for
smaller plants. with suitable charge for the dnef-
ence in sire.
We have the largest stock of rehtted machinery
In the West-rchtted means thoroughly overhauled
md put In irst-clnss repair.
Head the following and mediate, but don't medi-
tate too long. for If you do, some other fellow may
call and take the very snap you werc thinking
about just listen at these genuine snaps: 80
Eastman Kodak, suitable for mine work.. .Sle
Hoskins assay furnace, with button balance,
and lot OF chemicals, in fact, whole assay
outnt complete slIn
Becker Button balance and weights. %
I boiler and rock drilling plant and enough pipe
to tunnel :On feet eet..............-........ $40
! Leiner rock drill. rs
10 ton Fairbanks wagon scale 70
$50 wood split puleys 1.0CD feet steel line shaft.
fn hangers. 1000 feet pipe In perfect condition.
Valves and fittings OF ali kinds
iathe, l0inch swing. 3Jinch centcrs. %
"uu RAHon wood tank. ~
power ppe-cutter.... ....................... l0O
belt driven winch. lotion. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. %
orc feeders. each. so
humping tables, each .............-......... !5
Engines and boilers all sizes and prices
gravel digging and conveying machine half price.
diamond drill and 1000 feet drill rods, boiler,
pumps, ETC., f2.20o
diamond drill. $50 rods, $50
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25

Lady's Lorgnette with rolled gold
chain free by saving Diamond &C"
Soap wrappers. Ask your grocer.
The Springfield herald., 1898-11-25
!. s.. .'s,:s 50. S'.s e: Thempsens Eye Water.

wANTED-Case of bad health that R-I.PA-N-s
will not beneht. Send cents TO Ripans Chemical
Co.. New York. for 10 samples and 600 testimonials.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06

I'm bic gbrs, bic erfe 3eituns in
europa berausgegsbsn gu baben. freiz
ten iia bic Nieberlanbe, 8elgten unb
ssranfrei9. BriiKel begriinbet ieinen
Mn1pru9 unter 9inpeis barauf, bab
bereits i'm Sabre 1905 in 9riiHel bic
.Nieutpe Spbinsben", Elm unreselmGz
Zig erf9einenbes militGrifdes 8ulle<
tin, eri9isnen lit. Dem segeniiber
bebt Jrantreib berpor, bab in paris
fhon 1894 tpGbrenb bes Selbouges
8arPs VIII. gegen etalien ben beutiz
gen grtrabldttern dbnlide 8eridte
ausgegeben tpurbsn, bic bas @olt iiber
ben @tanb ber Dinge i'm Gelbe. bic
Sample, Siege II. (. M. unterri9tettn.
Die iebt nit {olhem Gifer besonnenen
pereiniaten bibliosrapbifden Jor<
fdunsen babsn nun feitgeftellt. bob
berartige @rtrablGtter fdon in Der
Mitte bes Ia. Sabrbunberts in Osfter@
reid, gnglanb unb Stalien iiblicb ge<
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mGbiger Nadri1tenbienft in Glug<
platform iid aussebilbtt bate. lin
bic Mitte bes 16. Sa6rbunberts tpurbe
f9on in R0ln cine regelmdbigs, ip0<
dentli4 er1deinenbe gorrefponben3
bsrausgtgeben. grft 1903 erfdien in
QonbDn bas erits Wo9enblatt rWsetlp
Neps4;; bierauf folgte Strabbnrg
1909 nit elmer Mohenfhrift. sSn
s5rontreid erfhien iogur erft 1851 Elm
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Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06
aatarrb famm Mat gebeitt

peroen ourd locale 9lpplicaticnen. ba lie
ben SIP Der Grantbeit niht erreihen
tonnen. Gatarrb lit cine glut= ooer
Contributions =arantbeit uno um lie sl
beilen. mliBt Sbr innerlide 0eilmittel
nebmen. 0aa's 3atarrb Sur miro
einaenomtnen unb mirtt oireft auT
bas glut uno bic i6leinsise Obsr=
fiddle. Gaa's Gatarrb : Sur lit
teine Ouodlalber Meoisin. Sic
,purbe felt Sabren bon einem Der belten
Merste bieies 2anoes oeroronet nno lit
eiu reselmdbises &eeept. sic befebt
aus ben beIten betannteu Sorica, per=
bunoen nit oen belten glutreiniaunas=
mitteln, Die bireft auf Die GAleimober=
fiddle ipirten. 9ie polltommene 0er=
binbuns Der 3pei gefanotbeile 1T es,
mas iol1' nunoerDolle )teiultate bel Der
0eiluna bon &atarrb berOorbringt.
2abt gud 3euaniile umionit Ididen.
+. s. beneD & Co.,
@iaentb. Soleoo. y.
H 0erfauft BON alien Mpotbetern,
IS Gents.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06

\ Ser General=gonferen, Der bcut=
lhen epangeliihen Spnobe Don Noroa
Nmerita, ,uelhe felt einigen 5aaen in
Guincp, ST., taat. gins cine @inlooun9
eeitens oes Cber-G -Girhenratbes in Ser=
lin su, einem 0ertreter 81 Der @in'
meibuna Der GrlOIer=Girde in Seruias
lem our1 Gaiier Milbelm su entlenoen.
Die ginlaouna nuroe nit GROCER Bee
eeilterung cngenommen uno pcltor
paul 8. Deensel gum gertreter Der
Spuooe erndblt. Giner Der aupeien=
ben @eiiilihen erfldrte iih bereit, aus
eiasner Salde paitrr 9Rensel's &c.
ldmmte &eiletoHen gu beftreiten, mas
nit Sant angenommen puroe. Naltor
Mlensel miro nod oieie Wode feline
&eiie nad Berlin, refp. Serulalem an=
treten.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06

NuA in &uBlano eiebt Is uner=
i9rofene &Iuber uno erlbrofene Opfer.
Die 3eitunsen IN SiHis bringen trasi=
tomiihe Ginselbeiten iiber cine unge=
tp6bnlr1 breifte 8eraubun9 BON
ca. 100 &eiienben Durh 6 8anci=
ten. Wlit &cdt ipunoert lid ba Der
vGaipfas" iiber bas lammfromme Still
balten Der sablreiheu frdftisen Mdnner
unter ben &eiienoen, su benen auh aluei
poliSeibeamte uno perlhieoene nit Ge=
poloern perlebene 6erren seb6rten. Ort
Der Sanolung cine enae, 81 ueberfdlz
len aileroinas ME geidaffene 5dludt
bel Moibiteitt: 3eit; Der IL. auguit,
bon S u ubr Nbenos. Nuf Der
Scene iteben Is 6abrsense in oieien
Iiben Mdnner, Jrauen unO Ginoer, auf
elmer Wersniisunastour besriIien, uno
oaswii6en i9alten unb palten feds nit
Dolben uno 8emebren betuaffnete &du=
ber. Sbne Sait, frei unb rubia, als
tpdren lie 3oabeamte an Der @rense,
batten lie ieoe antommenoe gquipage
aueebalten uno ben mdnnliden Sniai=
len @elo uno Wertbia9en abgenomalen,
Sen Damen eeeeniiber beDbahteten lie
b0fli9e Nabiiht uno grobe &itterlid=
felt. Sic entiduloigten lid ioaar, Obne
Die 9amen aud nur at beriibren. tue=
gen Der unrube, Die lie ibnen bereiteten.
go tpirtbi6afteten Die Banoiten ge9en
d Stuuben uno erbeuteten eiuige Sau=
ieno Rubel uno cine unmenge Gotbar=
teiten. Seoes ausseraubte Gabrseus
tpuroe anseiuieien, lid nidt BON Der
@telle at riibren. Cine burd bas lan9e
Warten ermiibete Game magte enolib
ben 9tduberbauptmann au bitten, lire
gquipa9e, in Der ibr Mann, ibr Rinb
uno nod sluei paiiasiere iaben. gu ent=
laHen. Ser &inaloini lat nod ieiner
lbr unb erlpiotrte b0flib vMatten
Sic. bite, nur nod Elm paar Minuten !;
es miiiien gleid nod 5uei gquipasen
eintreffen. unb tuenn mir bic unteriu6t
boben. iouen Sic ale su9leid tpeiter=
fabren." uno pirtli6. llad @erlauf
einiser 3eit eri6oa Der &uf; Sept ieio
Sbr frei unb t0nnt fabren. suerit aber
tpollen mir uns entfernen." Daraui
betieeen bic Banbiten ibre pferoe nno
trabten babon. - Sn Moibitent anse=
lanat, iebten bic Beraubten alle Gelpal=
ten in 8eipeeuns. gs ritten aus; Der
2reisdef nit Goloaten, elm Cffieier nit
einem 30iatencommanoo, mad entae9en=
9siebter 6eite sleidaeiti9 Elm Resiments=
eommanbant nit elmer Golafeniotnja -
bod bon ben &dubern fano man feline
Spur.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06

@eio ibr nil llnueroauIideeit oe<
ploat. nit Nheinlotismws. glierenlei.
ben, trdger Neber oOsr BON irgeno eiller
Rroutbeit bciln9sfutbt. lpelhe eiilem nn-
rsinen 3lltanoe Der Gdfte eiitiprillaen
mag. Aebroudt 0orni's Mlpenfydutsr
Ylutbeleber. Gdon bic erits Olaide
mirD euh iiberseuaen, baB e geraoe bic
Meoiain 1T, Die ibr n0thia babt. SIT
nibt IN Mpptbefen gu 1aben. iornbern
lplrb nur BON ipcs.ellsn Xotal.9l9enten
pertauft. y8enA nibt in Der llnisegeno
gu finoen, me,loe man lid) all Gr. geter
Tabrrep. @licaao. sa.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06

dia. Quiai Qu&ini. set ant 81. Npril
1873 III paris aeboreit tpilroe aab iei=
ner WiilitdrDisnit@ 9sfliht lout oiif ibm
oefunDenen MilitdroienIfbidleit iii
parlna @eniige aeleiitet bette. vi mar
pon Qaufonne, no erals Weallyer Neor=
beitet bate. nah 8enf sefommen, mn
eine,, Moro aus;ufiibren, oeNer Gpier
gliIabetb bon Delferreid ipuroe. Ser
3orn unb Die Mbiheu iiber ben Moror
buben III i'm sdmeiserlanoe iallgemein.
Sm Yerb6r erildrte 8uhini nit empo=
renoer Nrehheit: sd babe lie gut
getrofIen; lie muB toot iein! Wsnn
ale Mnarhilten ihre Bflidt thdten, ipie
id. 10 mare bic biiyaerllfe Wefelllbaft
balb ausaerottet Ter Woro iuirb als
aufn,unternoes 8eiIpiel nienen!"
Sm 8erner Gberlano florit Der Yieb-
banoel Der l. Grlenbaher Martt lit
out perlauIen. Serr 8robratb Burger
in Sbun bat BON einem ruIIiihen 8uts-
beliber ben Nuftrus erbclten, anf beIien
9ednuna AZ Stiif auserleienes 6led=
pieb gu taufen uno nad &uBlano sll
ipebiren.
Die Tremben=Saiion bauert bes an=
balteno fh6nen Wetters peaen nod OIL ;
aleroinas nimnt Die 3ahl Der Gdfe
ab. Inter ben 6remoen benertte man
oieies Sabr in Snterlaten beionoers
piele &ufen. st.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06
Donmertta9S Grcttritomen.

Gum Beiude Der Mnsitellung in
pittsbur9 tDeroen an ben folgenoen
Donneriiagen 9idets bortbin gum ein=
laden preiie fir bic &unorsiie ber=
tauft Mm %. unb 80. September
inb am g.. l3. unb 20. Dftober bon
9lf1tabula, 8ellaire, grie, Mailiaon,
Neip philadelphia uno Canal Dober
uno ben oa5mifhen liegenben punfeen
an Der st. Wapne Babn uno bon Ga
biz, Neip gumber Lamb, Wafbin9ton,
Wbeeling unb ben ba3tpiid)en lieoenben
punften an Der Yan 0anole giien=
bnbn. Sir ndbere Musfunft tpenoe
man fid an ben ildhiten Ngerlen Der
penniplpania Babnen.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06

\ Bon @eliinbien, tpeIhes columbus
entoefte, bebdit Gpanien nihts als Die
@ebeine bes Columbus. Tiele lagen
frii9er in San Eominso uno ruuroen
nab Dapanna gebraGt. als Spanien
iene SnIel an 6rantreib abtreten nuBte.
.sSebt gtht Der tonte Columbus nah
5panien suriid. neil leBteres Guba perz
loren bat. Sic 5panisr tbdten gut oa=
ran. ben gara iebt iraenono inl Mus=
lanoe gu beponiren, irnlt miiiieu lie ain
gnoe 5pauien aud nod abtreteu.
Der Deutsche beobachter. [volume] (New Philadelphia, Ohio) 1869-1911, 1898-10-06
96tuetser=&o &orreIponoe e,ts.
(gon uuiertm Spsa,aI-Rorreiponben

Bur0oorf, IA. September, 1898.
lieber geobabter
Seit ca. 10 Sagen itsben mir i'm 3ei=
den bes ,Mars"; alleroin9s mirb ni6t
Die blutisrotbe 6afel 9eidmunsen. uie
es auf Cuba uno ben Yhilippineu qe=
fheben iff es berribt ni6t Der 3riea
init ieinem fiirdterllben 8efolse; pobl
aber limb es Die 8orbereitunaeu fir oen=
ieiben. bamit Die s1ueis seriiltet lift,
ipenn es einmal einem unierer Na1barn
finfallen 1olte, uniere Neutralitdt at
mibabten.
gs baben Die 6erbnmanSner itattae=
funben uno seben n,orseu ;u gnoe.
Sim 6. September fanoen Die Geai=
ments=llebungen ltatt, am Z. bic uebun=
gen Der Snfanterie=8 Brigade eesen Sn=
fanterie=8rigaoe. Ser s. September
mar &etablierunss=Sas. Nm g., 10.
nno IL. September fol9ten bic Ma=
IOper bon Sioiiion assen Gipiiion init
Berfdrtungen. 9ln ben poll ltdnoi9en
9ubetas aln IL. Sept idlolIen lib am
IL. uno IA. Die llebungen oes bereinie=
ten grmeeforps 9eeen Die 0ean0per=
Stptlton. Diele bate erit am 9. Sept.
in ben Sienit 81 treteu uno obne 8or=
tmrs iofort am 10. su ben Seloiibungen
aussuriifen. IS io0te oieies als Wer=
1u6 un0 Probe bienen, tpie melt bic io=
fOrti9e Gelotii1ti9teit unierer Nrmee bel
elmer Wobtlmadung i'm grnitfaae ge=
bieben lei. Gum eritenmal iii oieies
Sabr elm einbeitlides unterribts=pro=
gramm fir ale Sruppen bes Nrmse=
Sorps ausae9eben uuo and bic ioae.
1lannten .Spesialpaffen" lino BON Nn=
fang Der Worfurie an Der 2eituna oes
Mrmmeeforps Rommanoos unterIfellt
fporoen. Sn ben lebten Sagen ltanben
i'm Sienit 38 Batailone sSnfanterie.
~ Sragoner=S Sbmaoronen, 8 8uioen=
Gompasnien. 20 6elobatterien nit 100
gei4iiben. S politions @ompasnien
NIT 40 6el6iiben, 2 @snie=6albbatail=
done, Observation-Disclosures,
Felegropben=@ @ompasnie. 2 Gompanien
bes giienbabn Batailons, nebit ben
gum 4. Nrmee=gorps aeborenoen eani=
tdts unb Wermaltun9s 5ruppen, au=
dammen 1000, Mann, cine Sruppen=
mnht, bic III bieier @tdrfe in Der
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