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Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
Discovery of the Magnetic Needl

Discovery of the Magnetic Needle.
The discovery of the magnetic needle
was one of the most useful and remark
able of human discoveries. The needle
when placed parallel to conductor
carrying an electric current would be
DETECTED from its position to the right
or left, as the case might be- This
discovery created great excitement
among scientists, who disbelieved in
Its power. 1t was too simple to be Of
value, so they thought, but scientific
minds began to study the relation
ship between magnetism and electrici-
ty, and some went so far as to declare
there existed missing link and be-
gan to investigate, experimenting
silently, SO that if they failed no one
should say, II told you so," as they
often say to unfortunate investigators
IN modern times.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
What Peter
- a " HARRIET
. G. GARFIELD
!.
Copyright, 1903, by t. c. Mcclure



"Peter!" Mrs. -Grayson called. Come
in and get your face washed The min
lister is coming to teal"
Peter was little. He hated soap and
water i and ministers, so he said
Plague take it," under his breath and
came in at q snail's pace.
Whats he comm for?" he asked re-
sentfully while his mother poked a
wash cloth uncomfortably around in
his ear
ITO visit your father and me-" Mrs.
Grayson said complacently.
mo, he amt neither! He's comm to
see Aunt Bertha and eat all the chick
en- he can hold, jest like he did last
time!
peter Grayson," his mother said Sc
verely, go right straight up to your
room and undress and so to bed. l
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
Summer Ice.

The peasants of Pongibaud, in the
mountains of Auyergne, are acquainted
with a singular summer formation of
ice, presumably due to evaporation of
underground moisture and consequent
fall in temperature. OF this phenom-
enon they have for many years taken
advantage to cool and harden their
cheeses, which are deposited in certain
caverns where this ice is found to be
present, and thus keep good during the
hottest summer months.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
GREELEY.

The scarlet fever is almost con-
quered.
Clyde Hogueissson is working for
Frank Duvall.
"Ah Smiller" is building new
chicken coop.
! VIM. Rucker attended the big
sale east of Ross Thursday.
u Otto Rubel was in Audubon Sat
8slrday fixing up the preliminaries.
Tom Egen was the middle man in
Supplying the new mail route with
the proper kind of boxes.
A number of Greeleyites attended
1.-THE party at the home of w. d.
STANLEY in Old Hamlin Friday.
Miss Mae Delaney, of Viola, spent
Saturday and Sunday with her Sis
ter, Lottie, who teaches at No. 6,
NtGreeley.
n John Eagen's little boy, who was
induced by curiosity to poke his fin
ger into the machinery of u. s.
sseparator, has very sore hand.
Miss Elva Eagen went up to the
sgKerwin home Saturdaynightto par
ticipate in social dance given in
honor of Miss Ella Kerwin's eigh-
eenth birthday.
Lem Tasting and his brother-in-
law, Mr.. Beers, thinking that they
ian better fight the battles of life
"a the town than in the country, have
1oved to Guthrie Center.
81 We are told that we are master of
the unspoken word, but the spoken
word is master of us. This is
thousand-fold more true since the
#advent of the telephone, for
A hot, angry word on the telephone wire
.s a wild runaway that can never be caught,
Thopghtlessly loosed in in the white heat of ire
70 sadden some life-What a dark, fendish
@ thought!
But this evil wanderer will some day return,
And plunge deep dagger in the cruel authors
breast;
While the flames of regret will leap high and
VA burn,
And the soul will cry out in its anguish for rest.
S. Joe Elwood, the hustling solicitor
tor Johnson d Buck, of Audubon,
was introducing the Sharpless and
Empire cream separators to the
people of this vicinity this week.
# Miss Myrtle Blake energies from
aer long and patient struggle with
appendicitis with unsullied cheer
fulness, considering the monster
with which che had to contend, we
congratulate her.
sa sNhe revival meetings at Cham
pion Hill and neighborhood
party came very near absorbing
the Sunnyside literary, Friday
night, however the lack in number
was compensated by quality, secur-
ing justice to the following ques-
tion:" Resolved that it is imposes
ible for man to live life profitable
20 Cod.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
The streets of Amsterdam.

Amsterdam, in Holland, city of ten
miles in circumference, is mostly built
on piles driven into the sandy subsoil,
but the flowing of the tide and the
debris Of the Ainstel river have made
ninety islands, and the city has more
canals than streets. The watery ways
arc traversed by over 300 bridges, so
that Amsterdam has earned the desig-
nation of the Venice of the North.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
The woman Must sneak.

Mr.. Skrap- There's just this about it.
1t is impossible for us to live together
and not quarrel.
Mrs. Skrap-There is no possibility
of our quarreling if neither of us speaks.
Mr. Skrap-Of course; but, as say,
it isn't possible for us to live together
and not Quarrel.-Phi ladelphia Press.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
Announcement.

The gymnasium will be open Mon
day for girls from four to five P. M.
ladies from 730 to $50 p. NJ. Tues.
day, boys from 4,3O to 5.3OP. NJ:
men 7.30 to $50 P. N. Wednesday
open for girls and women same
hours as on Monday and on Thurs
day Tor boys and men. same hours
as on Monday. j. L. Fisher.
Director.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
''wHY, MIR. PHILLET," SHE SAID, 'swHAT rs
THE MATTER?"

won't allow such disrespectful language
to go unpublished! And there isn't a
word of truth in it.'
Peter started for the stair door, sniff
ing hungrily as he passed the loaded
table. You can come down and eat
your supper when you're ready to say
you're sorry for telling such story"
his mother called relentingly.
Peters room was directly over the
parlor. When was talking down
below he COZ near it distinctly. 1t
was warm weather now, and the stove
had been taken down, so that he could
see as we'll as hear. When the door
bell rang he lay flat on his stomach
and watched his mother usher the Rev.
Mr.. Phillet into the parlor. 81 shall
have to ask you to excuse me-" she
said, while whip some cream for the
peaches
Peters mouth watered Peaches and
whipped cream! He didn't know they
were to have that. No wonder the min
lister looked pleased! He watched him
seat himself in the easiest chair in the
room; it was directly under the stove
pipe hole. An idea came into Peters
little, closely cropped head-he would
fish the tidy from the, back of the min
listers chair! Tiptoeing over to the
dresser, he took pin from the cushion
and bent it into hook; then he rum
mayed in his pockets and brought out
glass stopper, horse chestnut, half
a dozen brownies" the stump of
lead pencil, four corks, ''lucky" stone
and piece Of twine The Irvine was
what he wanted. He fastened one end
Of it to the bent pin and lay down to
fish at his leisure. The hook swung to
and fro over the head of the unsuspect-
ing Mr.. Phillet. He was young man,
with ''fine head of hair" and the
hook Lifted lock of it in passing. He
put up his hand and 'shooed" at ar
imaginary fly. Peter giggled so that
The minister heard him and looked up.
He smiled, and Peter thought he must
always remember to brush his teeth,
they We're so white.
"Come down and see me-" he said
just like an everyday man.
Can't Peter said
"Why not?" the minister asked, get
ting up from his chair. Have to catch
fish for superb" he said laughingly.
with a glance at the hook and line.
Peter blushed through his freckles.
mo, sir" he said. Ma says can't
come down till say I'm sorry"
Sorry for what, Peter?"
"Sorry told such story bout you"
"About me?" the minister said.
eyes, sir. I-I-said you was fond Of
chicken"
Mr.. Phillet laughed heartily 'That
isn't a story" he said. 81 am"
"That amt ALL" Peter confessed. 81
said you ate all the chicken you could
hold"
Mr.. Phillet blushed guilty. I'm
afraid l am something of pig when
there's chicken before me. Was that
all you said, Peter?'
mo, sir. said
"Yes?" the minister prompted him
gently. ''You said''-
stiu you Saltle here W see Aunt
Bertha" he blurted out.
The Rev. Mr.. Phillet sat down again
in his chair and gasped. did your
Aunt Bertha hear you say that?" he
asked feebiy.
mo, sir. Don't you worry, sir. She
WANT anywhere around
Mr.. Phillet was silent so long that
Peter grew uneasy. He cleared his
throat in hopes that the minister would
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
His Problematic Tour.

Did you ever appear in a problem
play?"
yes" answered Mr.. Stormington
Barnes. Last season was doing sums
with hotel bills, time tables and box
office statements all the time l was
out Washington Star.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
A Matter of Opinion.

Pardon me. sir, but isn't there an
other artist in this building?'
We'll, that is a matter oe opinion.
There is another fellow who paints."-
Chicago Journal
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

- Extra, Iowa, January %, 1904
The following letters remained
uncalled for at Extra, Iowa:
no. Hansen, Patience Wormly,
X. Craus, Mrs. Ferguson.
e. ID. POWELL. P. nj,
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

EsTRAY-Taken up at my place
two miles northeast of Extra Janu.
airy u red muley COW. Owner call,
prove property and pay for this
notice. L. i. KLEyER
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

= Mrs. John Wright arrived here
Monday from the west and Joined
her husband, who has been at the
home of his mother, Mrs. Eliza Bru.
ner, for the last month. She is a
sister of Mrs. ]. b. Connrardy.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

EsTRAY-Taken up at my place
IN Audubon twp, sec. 5, two weeks
ago, l red yearling steer. Owner
ca!l, prove property and paw for
tins notice. CHRIS JACOBSON,
Nv Rt. Exira Iowa
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
.lIANY MINERS PERISH
BETWEEN 1870 AND 1870 ENToMBED
in MINE BY EXPLOSION.

Volunteer Force-Tries to Rescue I'M.
prisoned Men Without Success-Ex'
pIosion Throws Mule Two Hundred
Feet from Mouth of Mine.
Pittsburg. Jan. 26.-From all that
can be gathered at this hour, between
$50 and 100 men are lying dead in
the headings and passageways of the
Harwick mine of the Allegheny Coal
company at Cheswick. the result of a
terrific explosion. Cage after cage
has gone down into the mine and
come up again, but only one miner OF
all those that went down to work
has been brought to the surface.
The rescued man is Adolph Gunia
and he is still in emieonscious
condition at the temporary hospital
at the Rude school house on the hill
side, above the mine.
In addition to the miners who were
at work when the explosion occurred.
news was brought by the rescuers who
have come up the 220 foot vertical
shaft for warming and breathing
spell. that Selwyn M. Taylor. the
Pittsburg mining engineer, who plat
ted the mine, and who was the Srst
to reach the bottom after the eXplo-
sion happened. is also now among
the list of dead OF those in the
mine, all are probably dead. The ex-
plosion occurred at 500 a. m. and the
first warning was sudden rumble un-
derground and then sheet of flame
followed up the deep shaft. Both
mine cages were hurled through the
tipple twenty feet above the landing
stage and the three men on the tipple
were hurled to the ground. A mule
was thrown high above the shaft and
fell dead on the ground. The injured
men were brought at once to this city,
where two of them have since died.
AS soon as the rumble of the ex-
plosion and the crash at the pit mouth
startled the little village, the wives
and children of the men below rushed
to the scene of the disaster, but to
gain no encouragement There was
no way to get into the deep workings.
The cages that let the men into the
mines and brought them out again
when the days work was done, were
both demolished.
All day long there was a jam of
anxious women and children gathered
about the mouth of the pit
The body of Selwyn Taylor was
brought to the surface this morning.
He had evidently been dead for sew
eral hours and hopes for the other
Imprisoned men have been abandoned.
The rescuers are being brought out,
coated with ice, drenched to the skin
and unable to walk. They report that
the dead are scattered one above the
other as thick as pine needles. Water
is fast pouring into the mine, cover
ing the corpses with shroud of ice
and making the work of rescue almost
impossible. Afterdamp Is collecting
in quantities.
Henry Beckett said: sit was
frightful experience. We were too
cold to work There is apparently no
one to rescue We had a hard time
to find many of the dead. A shred
Of clothing here and another there, a
acket pair of overalls. but few bod
les. When we left the bottom of the
shaft there were twelve bodies lying
there ready to be brought up. There
are many others and traiAfs,3r,,u
are many others there, and the bodies
Of many will never be found"
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
A Little Mixed.

Patient Look here, doctor. I'm not
going to starve to death for the sake
nf living little longer.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

For RENT-A twelve room restau-
rant and boarding house.
For sale a lot containing one
acre. ALFRED GREEN. EXTRA, LA.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28
School Notes.


Attend to your business
II Do not dream 30 mnch in that lazy
listlees sort of way.
Our ranks were not over crowded
this week in any of the rooms.
Nothing is worse for schools in
terest and progress than vacation.
The school house was thoroughly
disinfected last week with Formal
dehyde.
The fourth grade is now mem
! orizing Hamlet's soliloquy while
reading the play.
o. Jack Connrardy averaged the
/ highest of the High school pupils in
the term examination.
Il The term examination papers
have all been carefully gone over
eli and the records completed.
II Nels washed all the desks in each
ID room, during our forced vacation
81 except those in the intermediate
I room.
Monday morning at five o'clock
Nels was on hand working with the
furnace and by nine the rooms were
barely comfortable.
The intermediate room have desks
which they think are now as good
Gas new. All the desks of this room
having been carefully stained and
Vanished during vacation.
The eleventh grade is now study
ling Milton has never been surpass-i
ed and the high school pupil who
Letudies any of his works will be ele-
waited in thought and ideals.
If you have not done your best
s and you know it, you will be form
ing life long habit of carelessness,
y best and denote your whole self
to the task before you.
The written list given in the
High school last week on current
events brought forth some excel
lent results. We believe the work
in current history one of the most
profitable and valuable that we
have.
A Literary program will be given
in the High school one week from
Friday in which all will take part.
The question for debate is Resell
we'd that the white mans treat
\ ment of the negro can not be justi-
fed by moral right or by results"
A part Of the program will consist
of several orations.
The High school classes aver
aged as follows:
Ninth Grade.
algebra 81
4 C1VlCS ------- ---------- 80
Latin
Eng. Grammar So
Eng. Literature 80
Word Analysis SO
Tenth Grade.
Algebra 93
caesar -------- NJ
American Literature 92
Classics 90
leneral History 80
lvics 1890 --So
Eleventh Grade.
aSes Istory of Eng. Literature 81
.cero 80
Physics 90
Economics Northumberland SO
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

won't allow such disrespectful language
to go unpublished! And there isn't a
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1904-01-28

John Norris, residing one mile
southeast of town, will soon move
to a farm he has rented northeast
of North Branch.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30

Die .Snternationale &orrelpons
benz" beriftet aus aonltantinopel uns
ter benz Datum Res 5. Sonuor ME
folgt: Der beige ruifiide 8otl6after
tbeilte Dem armeniid ortbOboren pa
triarfsn nit, bab Der lltas Des 3aren,
ourd ben ieiner 3eit Die ueberfii5runs
Des ormeniifen 9irfenbermpgens in
Die ruiliI6e Yerpaltung an9eDronst
lporben mar, pieOer aufseboben lei.
Die armenii9en @en.sinben innsrbalb
bts ruiiifden Heides ioaen ibr 9irs
den zunD G6ulpermDgen lpieber ielbit
p~eripaIten; bod Eolen Die ruiiii6en
Stats 8eb0rben Die Sberoufii1t
fiibren. - Dieter fir ruiiifGe Ser
bdltniFe ungepSbnlide S9riti, burd
ben bic rufliide 8erpaltuns Den 6or.
beruneen bes in offene GmpOrrne
iibersesanssnen ormenilden @oIteg
naGQiebt, nirb bier als Tploe Der gtrs
pidelunaen in Oftafien auf9efa6..
Sffenbar hdlt RuBlanb Die Woalids
felt, bab Die Mrmenier on Ger rufiifd<
taufaiil9sn @rtn5e einen MufItanO
onseiteln f0nnten, fir ben San zines
8rieses nit Sapon. als geeebsn. 0ss=
balb min es Die MrmenIer nieber Be
ldnftiaen, unb ruff gu bic fem ,3psfe
bic llnteritiiBung bes patriar9ats an.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30
Sin aemiifblidler Tidtcr.

petersbur9sr 9ldtter ersdblen: en-
Maloardangelsf lpar jiingit Geridtss
tag. Slayer, 9eflagte unb ,3eusen
paren fir 10 llbr @ormittaas gelos
ben, aber Die Sibunq fonnte nidt be-
%einnen, ba Der brittle Ridtsr feblte.
I'm l llbr Nahmittags fam er enbli6
an = aber in nelfem 3uitanbel gr
umarmte Die 3eu9en, Iebte iih elmer
oiden 9Guerin auf ben Shoob, be-
gam rei5enbe 2ieoer gu finsen unb
trieb ionft nod %dlIerlei M1otria, bic
nit Der Wiroe bes 9erihts nur in
iebr loiem 3uIammsnbanee itanoen.
Inter Iolhen %umftGnben fonnte bic
Sibunq nidt itlitfinben, unb Der
iteIperiretenoe Worfibenbe bes gez
ridts Der @oriibenbe ielbf mar
i~iberboupt nidt getommen - berlin
oete bas Der bartender Wenae nit ben
Worten: Die Sibung mrB leiber
ousfaIen - Sbr iebt ia. tpis beloffen
bas S4pein it," .Shpsin" unb
.6efoffen" finb in ienen Breisen Muss
bride bes tdglihen Uertsbrs unb err
reaen ielbit in ben f"iten areiisn fei=
nen qnItob. Gs folen bort i~ibrisens
nod ipeit o~riginellere S5enen portoms
men. als Die eben aeidiIberte - olfo
oeriidern bic ruiifhen 8lGttsr, unb
bas 1T b0djit erbaulid! -
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30
(@&luB folst.)
Ger urrkanntr ,,liolitgr."
Cs,iiames Grlsbnib eineS Geutidm in ge
terssura ;no ole 5rleen.

Csiiiames Grlsbnib eins5 Geutidsm in pes
terssura uno Ole soleen.
Gin beutider Crganiit, Der Gum Be-
Jude bon NerpGroten bon Sscnburg,
Mublanb, no6 petersburg geirmmen
ipar, taufte Ii9 borten cine engliide
Miibe. Ml5 er am Nbeno bss erlten
cages nab Der @eli1tisung Ginger
Sebenspiir0igteiten Eah oauic Surild>
febrte, tpar er nidt lpenig eritaunt. in
ben Sai6en ieines lleber3iebers 3pei
Yortemonnaies. 81 fin0ea. BON Oenen
ems iiber 10 9ubel ($7.58) entbielt.
Mm ndditsn Sage fubr er in ieiner Be
Ii9tigung Der Stcbt fort, uno rieoer
fano er ii9 an Nbenbe i'm 9eIiB mebz
rerer @eIbbDrien. Mls ii9 bieIe Sc
Tdihte audi am finfiea 1ase picocrs
bolte, eritattete Der Grganift auf rem
Yo~li5eibureau MelOung. Der FoliSeiz
pOrIteber, befrogte Den Mann arf'S Ges
naueite na9 Dem ~llrfprung l%ciier &.ei=
Der uno mad ben bon ibm beiuhten
3ofalitdten. oils er h0rie, OaB Die
9Riibe, Die Durtb ibre in psiersburg
u~nsepo6nlide Geltalt %ouffiel, in pc
tersburg ielblt getauft lporbsn lei,
ididte er ben Oeuslhen NIT einem De-
teltin gu benz beireffeaben sp~utlaben,
uno Der !0utmaher erflarie. bah inn
Dor einieer 3eit Elm srobes Stud eng
liifen GUIDES gebradt pprben lei nit
Dem Nuftraee, genau nad 0oridrift
Is folder aapper an5uFertigsn. Bon
bisfem 9u6 lei inn elm tlcinel ReIt
geblieSen, ben sr sur Mnfertiguns elmer
16. aappe benuBt babe. Bon Geietz
tips begleitet, mubte nun Der Oreaniit
feline YeIu9e in Offentliden Petersburs
ger 9otalen fortieben, unb nad fur5er
3eit bate man metr ais Elm Dubeno
1oldenbiebe obgeIabt, bic ibren Maub
benz Srdger Der Wanbermiibe Quilted
ten. Won lam babinter, baB es fih
nm cine gauge an3abl bon Tai1snbies
ben banbelte, Die unter lid auseemadt
batten, 2eute nit iol9en Miiben ais
Depots fir ibren Naub 81 benuben.
Die poIi5ei ipor iiber bieie Gntbeduns
foipie iiber bic Gbrlidfeit bes Deut,
fden 70 e%rireut, baB iie benz Wiibens
trdser Elm betrGdtlihes @elbgefAer.
ausb6nbi9te.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1904-01-30
sransonsne sruppeassunaen.

Gis fir bas Sa6r 1904 in 4ualiGl
scnpmmcnen Observation-Disclosures Der
lransDiii9en Mrmee, Gle i'm iQInbiid
uui Die gnertbidaBung, Die man Dem
6eermeien scr Hepublit entge9enbrin
gen mub, niht peniger bemertens=
pertb Iein iperben, ais bitienigen res
Sabrcs 1908. ionen auf 3pei. rdam.
ll9 meit a~uselnanOer gelegcnen Gdai.
pldBen lid abipielen. Yorliesenoer'.
Hadri1ten Snfolge lpirb Das brittle Ir
meetorps, oclien Generalfommanor
III RcGen itebt, segen oas pierte Ir
meeforps, @enerdlfommanoo 4emaaS.
in MarI6 geIeht lperoen. NGbrenc
pds 4. Mrmeetorgs ppn Gem bisber nul
nenia bstannten General 2dllement &c
flbrt iein piro. III Oos brittle Durdj Der
General Serpiere, einen namentlidj II
Gfritaniihcn 9ieniten erprobten Sfiis
3ier befebllst. Ser @enannte somman=
Dierte ehsfem bic Suboipllion Don
@abes, fiitrte Damn Die 9ipiiion pon
glgier unO erparb lih bslonoerc Der
fienite BEL Der Wegnabme BON Sua.
Ger S9auplab fir Die unterNommor
DO Der eben %eenonnien Sffi5icre itotts
fin0cnoen uebungen lplro in Der0alpis
iohe Die 2anbi6aft pe9e, bGs 9ano
Des alien Silpa YertiCa, Ger 9cimGtb
Der Yerderons, fem uni pirb lid) aui
Die maIeriiden Berg unb 9taisesens
ben bes normunniiten Debirges err
ftreden.
Weitere uebunqen finben ifatt 3ipi.
ihen Dem 7. Mrnlseforps, Generations
manpo Seiancon, uno Dem s. Mrmee.
forps, @eneraltommonoo 8ourees.
Oas exit eripdbnte &orps 1T bon Gene
raj Tefrier befebligt, on Der Spigs
res lebteren itebt Der @eneral Rau.
Won bieien l~lsbungen piro Der Sc
birgsriiden Der Cote b'Sr, peroen ps
renig frudtbaren, ipaloreihen Yerae
Der WorDan beriibrt, iperoen Die 5lubs
aebiete Der Qoire, Der Seine unb Der
Saone getroffen, nirb alio bas Oebiei
bes Mtlantiiden O3eans, bes Gandls
uro bes Wittelmecrcs in ben Greis BET
militdriiden Nftionen 9e5ogen. Gin
She'll Der uebungen ION burd Generdl
grugere. cen Disqualification bes obers
item &rieesrathes, ben friibsren Som
manoanten bon Yaris, g~eleitet perocn.
ipdhrenb fir Die qcituna bes anoeren
Sbeiles cine geitimmung nod nihi &C.
t%roffen 81 iein iheint. Qber beions
bers Der Name bes Generals Yrugere.
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