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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-20

Francisco. December co. Tor Honolulu
Harold castle. Mrs +. u. Chamberlain
w. r. Dillingham;, r. r. Euglc, G.. II
Falrcr Mrs IT, T.. Frcitas O, Granz
j. II. Holmo, Mrs j. II Holmc, Miss
Florence Housed Mrs H.. H. Leonard
Mrs. j. -. Marques, ". =. Moore Mrs
H.. r. Moore, a. l.. Robinson S. Rob-
mson, George Ross, Mrs. $. Sorenscn
Miss Anna Sorcnsen, Miss Dagmar
Sorcuscn. Miss NJ. Thomas, Mrs. j. b.
Warren, +. $. Warren, Mrs. NJ Welcker
w. S. WHITE, j. r. Woolman, Mrs. j.
T. Woolman.
For Yokohama-Mrs w. c. Folks, w
O. nglis, NJ. Mldsusaki, Mrs w. Il.
Parsons, r. G. Ross, Mrs. r. G. Ross
j. II. Ryley Mrs. j. H. Ryley, Suzuma
Suzuki, Miss Elsa Van Fleet, SHABBY
Yamamoto.
For Shanghai-D. L. Anderson, Jr
Mrs. j. Burnett Miss v Gray, Mrs. II
Kenneth, w. II. Stuart
For Hong Kong-Paul " Alpiser
Mrs, Paul V. Alpiser, r. NJ. De Vidbliss
f. w. Forbes, Perry c. Hays, w r.
Jameson Mrs. NJ. L. Hopkins, Dana
stevens, c. j. Strome, Frank II. Will
young.
From Honolulu-Mrs w L. Bore
ham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-20
IMMIGRANTS LANDED.

Nearly a thousand Japanese laborers
were this morning transferred from
the japanese s. S. Kusuha Maru, which
arrived from Japan last evening and
locked at the Hackfeld wharf, and
taken in the Hackfeld scow Pioneer to
the immigration station, where they
We're landed about Q O'Clock. The Ku-
suho is discharging 500 tons of Oriental
freight and expects to make a short
stay, having % return home for more
immigrants and freight.
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Oceanic Steamship Company.
TIME TABLE
FROM SAN FRANCISCO.

uss ans Passenger Steamers OF this
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PASSENGERS.
Arrived.
Per P. NJ. S. S. China, from San
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-20

Be sure to consult us if it's anything
If it's a question of price and bargains
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-20

Times Of the the ARE taken from the
U. s. Coast and Geodetic Survey ia
bles. The tides at Kahulri and Hno
occur about one hour earlier than at
Honolulu, Hawaiian sta dard time is
10 hours 80 minutes slower than Green
witch time, being that Of the meridian
OF 157 degrees 30 inmates. The time
whistle blows at 1880 p. m, which is
the same as Greenwich, 0 hours, 0 min
utes. The Sun and Moon are for local
time for the whole group.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1906-12-20
SHIPPING INIELNGENEGE.
TIDES, SUN AND MOON.

tFor addltlonai and later Shipping see
pages 4, or So
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U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUL-
RE-MEATHER RUREAU.

! U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICUI-
TURE-WEATHER BUREAU.
The following data. covering a period
of 81 years, have been compiled from
the Weather Bureau and McKibbin
records at Honolulu, T. H. They are
issued to show the conditions that
have prevailed, during the month in
question, for the above period of years
but must not be construed as a fore
cast of the weather conditions for the
coming month.
Month, December, for 81 years.
TEMPERATURE. (1S9O-1905)
Mean or normal temperature, re.
The warmest month was that f 1891,
with an average Of 74o.
The coolest month was that of 1902,
with an average of 10.
The highest temperature was $40 on
Dec. 2, 1890.
The lowest temperature was $50 on
Dec. 80, 1900.
PRECIPITATION Grain 1S77-1S9S, and
19O4-19O5).
Average for the month, 1853 inches.
Average number of days with .O1 of
an inch or more, 10.
The greatest monthly precipitation
was $50 inches in 1879.
The least monthly precipitation was
III inches in 1888.
The greatest amount Of precipitation
recorded in any "a consecutive hours
was 4.30 inches on Dec. %, 1879.
RELATIVE HUMIDITY"
Average, 9 a. M, 7O.5 per cent; a,
m, $50 per cent; average 9 p. m, 77.9
per cent, C1S98-19OS); p. m, 72.5 per
cent Q904-19O5).
CLOUDS AND WEATHER. (1S90- 1900
Average number of clear days, u;
partly cloudy days, 10; cloudy days, A.
WIND.
The prevailing winds have been from
the northeast QS75-1S9D, 1904 and 50.
The average hourly velocity of the
wind is SO miles (19O4 and 81.
The highest velocity of the wind in
1904 and 1905 was Sc miles from the
northeast on the goth, 1904.
Station: Honolulu, T. H.
Date of issue: November 30, 1906.
80 o'clock average from records of
Territorial Meteorologist; o'clock av-
erages from Weather Bureau records.
Section Director, Weather Bureau.
VIM. B. STOCKMAN,
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CHINA BRINGS
WEEK'SlMAIL
FROM COAST THIS MORNING AND
AWAY FOR ORIENT TOMORROW
MORNING.

The Pacific Mail S. S. China, Captain
Friele, sighted at daylight, arrived this
morning from San Francisco, docking
at the Channel wharf at $50 o'clock
She sailed from the Coast on Decem-
Der IA. She taxes on coal for her
bunkers here and departs for Oriental
ports at o'clock tomorrow morning. A
pleasant and uneventful voyage was
experienced. The China brought a
weeks later mail
Numerous passengers arrived for Ho-
nolulu, among whom are Harold Cas-
tle W. F. Dillingham;, Mrs. S. Soren-
son and Misses Anna and Dagmar
Sorenson, and Mrs. E. H. Leonard.
Among the through passengers, for
Yokohama, is Mr.. Misusaki, represent
alive of the Togo Kisen Kaisha line.
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DEPARTING

Wednesday, December 10.
L. S. A T. Sherman, Johnston, for
San Francisco p. IN.
S. S. Mikahala, Gregory, for Kauai,
p. m.
O. & o. S. S. Doric, for San Fran
cisco (due from Orient.)
Friday, December 4.
p. NJ. S. S. China, Friele, for the
Orient, from Channel wharf, 6 a. m.
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walker probable
charged the defendants the had produced
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-12-08

The Jackson Independent, publish
ed at Jonesboro. In Its issue Of Nov.
sd, has the following to say Of Judge
X. b. DawkIns, candidate for the Of
flee Of circuit Judge Of this district:
.Judge Dawkins stands In the
front rank Of the able and distin-
unishetl legal minds Of North LOUISE
ANA and for number Ofsyears repre-
sented his district In the senate OF the
state and for two successive terms
has filed the position III district
nudge for the parishes Of Lincoln and
Union. n position he now occupies.
his second election being without
opposition. OF calm though reso-
lutte disposition and able dispassion.
ate Judgment he has the respect and
esteem Of every lawyer that practices
before his court. whi.h Is noted
throughout this section Ut the state
for it's unvarying decOrum ana the
even Justice and equity accorded all
who approach its tribunal. Its 1udg-
ments standing the test of the SUI
urernc court to the extent that no
court In the State has u more envia-
bile record before that august tribu-
nal. Able. cultured and courteous TO
n degree. Judge Dawkins has u host
of staunch friends where he is known
and has all the qualities to make an
ideal candidate for the position ne
seeks and II honored with the trust
will rank among the dominant lninds
OF the new court.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-12-08
Saw Dust Strings.
(BY Ike FEwcLorHEs-l

Somehow or somehow else Verda
IL always well represented during
court week In Colfax. and while we
regret to chronicle the fact, there IL
generally somebody from verda win
tering or summering In the Coliax jail.
Since my last settings" appeared
here, verda has been bowed down In
sadness over the mysterious murder
OF the L. X. & N. Co.'S. agent. This
is the first thing to happen OF 80 seri.
Gus nature. and we deeply regret II
for several reasons.
Some body has circulated the report
that my friend, Bert Estes. has q
wife and two children In Arkansas
and, being In love with verda girl
and supposed to be q model youns
gentleman, this has almost complete
ly wrecked his play house, so GO speak
and Bert is very indignant and say
he win have the slanderous party ar
rested and will prosecute him to tn
full capacity OF the law. Bert ha'
had a pretty hard time getting hi
business Strengthened several time
during the last year owing to falls
reports circulated against him. ant
he is tired Of IL, and somebody 10 go
ing to get hurt
The Hon. /. B. LaCroix, llveryman
deputy sheriif and hotel keeper, ha
been doing quite lot OF much need
ed work on the streets OF verds
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-12-08
Montgomery Dots.

Miss Emily Mccain, Of the Natchi- II
toches Normal, came down on the
Friday evening passenger, for short
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Mccain, returning to the Normal
Sunday morning.
Mrs. E. w. Tedclie. Of st. Maurice.
was a passenger on the train Sunday
night, en- route to Atlanta to visit
her daughter. Mrs. C. Mccain.
Mr.. w. o. Harrison Ia attending to
business in New Orleans this week.
Miss Cora Mccain spent last sun
day in Clarence.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Horn left Sun
day night for Coliax.
Miss Carrie Mccain was a pasaeti-
yer on the south bound train Sunday
night for WINFIELD, where she re-
turns to take charge oi her music
class. Also Mrs. Eva Nelson and
little son Walter J. left Wednesday
morning for Foreman. Ark. while
Mrs. Stella Graves will remain for
some time with her parents. Major
and Mrs. II. v. Mccain, they haying
been called home by the death Of their
brother.
Rev. w. j. Elliott left Tuesday for
Shreveport, where he goes to attend
annual conference.
! Rev. Leon Mccain and wife and
baby are visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. }. /. Mccain.
Mr.. Matt Dunn Is on the sick list
this week.
Mrs. Mollie Dunn Ia at home to
her friends at the residence Of Mr.,
and Mrs. X. w. Horn.
| Mr.. and Mrs. Joe MegisOn visited
relatives in verda last Saturday and
Sunday.
Prof. j. A. Patton and wife. o.
Vertla, were visitors to our towI
last Saturday.
Mr.. Jesse Doyle and bride are Wis
ting MIR. and Mrs. John Chelette.
Mr.. and Mrs. X. w. Horn enter
tanned a few of their friends Thanks
giving day. and Roy hiseighth grad
class. The day being MIR. Horn
birthday, it was doubly celebrated
Too much praise can not be bestow
ed upon the magnificent Dime
served.
Mr.. Rube Garrett has charge OF
skating rink here, and everything
seems to he in full blast.
One of Ebenezer's prettiest belle
was visiting in Montgomery las
week, and Uncle Dave wore hi
sweetest smiles.
Fitzy seems to be. getting alOn
nicely now with his best girl, for the
are out riding every Sunday afte1
noon.
Mr.. Charley Calvert. OF Alexandra
spent last Tuesday in Montgomer.
Charley was quite lad sixteen veal
ago when he last visited his Ol
! home. and we are glad to say
: has developed into u handson
D. young man. Come again. Charlie,
you will always find q weicomefro
old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. G. Wardlow lie
g. Tuesday for Shreveport to after
" the annual conference.
l., 1t doesn't seem as II Pansy al
johnson are ever going to make I
30 with their girls, SO / will ring Oh 4
I'd this time.
v. wonder II some of the folks "
It. know who this Is II l change n
n name occasionally?
~ BRIGHT EYES.
m
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-12-08

The vermilion. the bi-weekly paper
published by the students Of the Laf-
ayette Industrial Institute, made a
somewhat belated appearance this
year, but the excellence of the early
numbers speaks well for its prospect
through the year. Nichols Brad
ford, of Rayne. La. IL editor In
chief. and is assisted by two other
members of the senior class. Each
class has representative on the
stan on the paper, as have the liter
ary societies and the athletic associ-
alton. At present the stan are plan
ming mystery story. each member to
write q chapter In turn after the APP
pearance Of the one Immediately pre-
cediug.
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This speaks we'll for verda's town
council which will lie elected soon.


council which will lie elected soon.
After qnite lot Of worry and ex-
pense the Osone Lumber Co. has got
ten their min to running nicely and
have manufactured some nice lumber
and quite lot Of It during the last
thirty days. We hope Mr.. Ellis VIII
have the pleasure OF seeing his mill
run regularly six days q week for the
next twelve months.
In voting contest recently pulled
on by the beautiful ladies' of New
verda, It was unanimously decided
that Il. ]. Sanders. Ozone Lumber
Co.'S. store manager. was the most
handsome and refined looking mer-
chant in town, and that Sam Hay
was the ugliest one.
verda Is probably the only town
Of the size In the United States with
two posfoffices. The inspector gen.
orally camps here for quite while
when he comes to see about Uncle
Sans business.
1t is now an established fact that
the Hon. z. s. Murrell will he a can
.lidate for assessor. Mr.. Murrell is
well and favorably known In Grant
parish where he has spent his life,
and we could not think of better
man for the place. Trueenough. Lish
has been considered somewhat OF a
hot air machlnein the past. and even
now will hold his own with the pro-
fessional ''yarn spinners." but when
lit comes to business. he Is there with
the goods, and honest through and
through.
The following beautiful and accom-.
plished Vsrdaites courted In Colfax
this week: r. w. Wagner, +. 5
Murrell. Milton O'Quinn. Sam Hay
Ike Fewclothes." e. ]. Hutchinson
Jas. Straughn. John Bullock, Thos
Moore, and many others.
The Colfax chronicle. [volume] (Colfax, Grant Parish, La.) 1877-1981, 1906-12-08
Fruit and Truck Growers Assoc
citation Meeting.

Verda, La, Dec. 3, 1906.
To the Farmers IF Grant Parish.
The Fruit and Truck Growers As
ISOLATION. which has been recently
organized, will meet at Verda, La.
Dec. 10. at O'Clock.
We have already listed about 100
acres of Irish potatoes to Ike planted
next spring here In this community.
We cordially invite everybody to at
tend at that meeting that can con-
veniently do SO. as we are expecting
some experienced potato raisers from
Rapides parish to be with us on that
day. Respectfully,
V. Il. BOYETT,
Secretary Fruit and Truck Growers
Association.
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Wagons at discount at J. w
Duncan Co.. Ltd.
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Gin G Gptlpn.
9Lt!anta. Ga. 3. eSan.

Nt!dutd, GA, 3. San.
9Ius gllbanp. Ga, miro berintet,
boB Die Stoot heute Ioamittao l
llbr 80 Min. BON einem ihiperen
gprIon betroffen poroen lit. 0aS
Gduren9ebduoe Der .8irginiasGar
lima gbemical gpmpanp" uno piele
anoers @ebGuoe aui Der WeItfeite
fpuroeu serit0rt. IS 1T beitimmt be-
fonnt. oub Elm Mauu qetDotet un6
cine Mn5aht 9tnoerer mebr ooer mems
ger fhipsr oerlebt porOen Iino. Yer
Bel Ser gbemiccl Gompanp angeiteLte
Nsger Ben. Sobnion puroe iofott qe=
t0otet. man 9laubt aber, oab ned
gtnbere unter oen 5riimmern iino.
@isIe BON g1egerfamitien belpobnte
Cottages fpurpen 3erit0rt. Der Wino
lam aus Dem SiopeIten. 9(uh in
Dem n0rolihen 9beile Der Stoot IoQ
Ger Sturm eroBeu SdaOen angerih@
tet baben.
ct. 8auI, Minn., 3. San,
Sin Thtpcrer Shneeiturm brad
feute iiber ct. Bnul log, uno ie mehr
Ser Sag porfaritt. beito Ttdrfcr puroe
Ger Shneefdll. G8 tpar 3u feiner 3eit
febr fdIt, unb I'm 3 llbr 0ohmittdg
itono oos thermometer so @rao iiber
g1un. lin 3 ll6r tpshtt Der Wino Is
Meilen Die 5tunbe aug hem Npros
ipeiten. gBie Ser Metterbeobahtsr
@iniams mittheiIt, miro Der @ino
fpGhreno Der Nadlt uno moroen an
@fneIIigfeit itdrter tper6en unb Der
g6i1ee miro ouoouernb fal1en. Der
Gturm psripriht Elm Iehr I6limmer
au merben. Gf qeht nab oem Often
in Der 8i6tnna Ser orofen Seen, po
CT bereits fehr heftiq it,
N2enominee. Mi6.. 3. San.
Gin Fur6tborer @rdupeIiturm raft.
QllIer Gerfebr ~ pertriippelt.
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Ssntid)lnnS flart ucru6s gcmurOcnsS
frau50iiidlcs aa6iuctt ii6cr icins
glbTdtcu auf.
enjabrsempfau9.
Sim fsl. Sdluiic in Berlin fnno gIan~
Scuoc OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES itatt. -
0riiFc an Jlouicuclt.
GuScre NIittbcilmngcn.
Berlin. 9. Hanllor.

Berlin. 2. Sunudr.
Sus hieii9e ausmdrtige glmt tann
fd lett eiuiger Seit Der Q9atidde uiht
berfhIieBen, QaB i'm fran3oiiiteu 9ii=
niItertabinett un0 inter oem frdnSoii=
iden 8oIte cine 9eipiie Nerpcitdt be-
febt, berporgerufen ourh Die 6urcht,
hab ipe9en U}arottp 5pildfn 0sutl6s
ldno UNI 6rantreih neue Tleinunds@
perIdieoenheiten entiteben t0auteu.
Baron ,. Ricbtbofen, StaatsIetretdr
oes gtuslpdrii9en, erhielt Dor 3ipet
@odeu Snformationen aus paris,
aus oenen berbor9tbt. DAP oas Frdns
5Oiiide 9abinett lpegen 0eutlhlanos
enO9iItiger Qtbii9ten ernItlide 8eIorgs
nib begt, Der Staats'etretdr anti
ipprtete Der PerTou, Die, tiir3tih aus
Baris nah Berlin getommen, linn
bieIe 9tdhridlten iiberbro6t bate, NIT
Der GegenIrdge:
.Was t0nnte 9eutIhlanb 0atet gee
ipinnen. tpenn es iid nit 5rantreid
in 9rieg peripidelte?"
8erIiner @ertreter frdn30iiIcher
8antbduIer fragteu in Der leBttn
g9o6e BEL beutIAen 9dnten an, oh
aud nur cine entfernts M69lidteit
zines neuen 0eutI9sfrans0IjI6en Mafs
fen9an9eS borban0en iei. uno oieIe
beutlhen 9anten, bic, mas politiI1e
8orgdnge anbetrifit. Itet8 auBerors
bentlicb gut unterricbtet 5u fein pf!es
gen. ertlGrten auf's QtuerbeItimmteIte,
hob 0eutihlano nidt oarun 0ente,
gegen 6rantreid in irgenb petder
8eiie agreiFo ppr5u9eben.
Berlin. 2. 5anuar.
sSn t1ni1lidrn S6loFe fdn0 aus
glnIaB oes sSabresipebIels groBe 8rds
tulatiou8cour itdtt. moNi fid, ipie
itets. Elm for6enprd4tigss Bib ents
roIlte. Der 8aiier nabm 0ie ibm oars
Qebrld)ien GIiidlpiinide in beittut
No6liein entgegen. qtn Dem aroBen
Gmpfdn9e nabmsn audi Der dmeritas
nifde 9otIdnfter Gbcrlemague 3oiper,
ipioie bic iibri9en oiplomotiTd6en Bers
treter oer Ser. Staten tbeit. Der
aaiier MiIbtm II. srIufte 6errn
3olper. Dem prdiioenten GooIebelt
ber3lite griiBe gu iibermitteln.
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ehfller ais Ratnrfpridler.

Der SbsrsSetunoaner Meltsr BON
Gtrabburgsr 2bcsum bat auf Der Ges
mdrtuna seq faiTerIi6sn Sdlofiss lire
rifle Die ReFte elmer r6riideu @ila
oufaefunben. 3ds r6irii6e 9anbs
bous itdmmt aug bsm 2. ooer 3. Sdbrs
hunoert n. CIR, pis aus oem blobess
legten tlsinen mausrrsite, elmer qn3nhI
Stsrben, ileiner Gebrau6sGsssn'tGnoe
uno sinsm qmul.tt gsihloFsn tpurbe.
Turh Die aafssfunoensr Gherten
ipurbe Der iunee melter susrit su Roh.
forf6ungen bsraulabt. CT mo6te srit
WlittbeiIuna baron, als Ct ouf bic
Wausrrsite flee.
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0eittrreid lln9atn
Wien, 4. sSan

Der 8irettor ocs ogeutI4en Gam
Oest1eaters4 in Drag, 2tngeIo Reus
mann. miro oemnd6it Grinnerunoen
an Ritato Dagner oeroffentIihen,
lpeI1s iieb3ig bi8bsr unbstannte mid
tige 9rieFe oes Uleiiters entbdlten fol
len 9ei oen enoen ge3isbunqen ole
lan9e Sabre 3niiden Waener unoReu-
mann beftanoen. iie6t man Dem Gre
Fteineu Der aorreiponoen3 nit grpBer
5pdnnano entqe8en (gieumann iuurs
Sc 1876 Cptrnoirettor in 2sip3ig uno
brdd)te bereits pon bort aus perihieoes
ne 2asflii9e gum 3pst Der AuFfiih=
runq Ser nIi6eIun9cn" gu Gtanoe
mad Berlin. 2onoon). llit 9luf60ren
Ser 7ireftinn 8oriter (1882) rief er
ieiu manoernDes Wdqnert6sater ms
oe5ea. nit 0em er Biz na4 StaIisn
3o1.)
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Qes 0loines. oosotno. 4 Kan
Die 8u4spreIter.
ANNAPOLIS. ulb.. 8. eSon.

Ah4tIP0Al1g IplH.g u AANlls
Dus 3eugenperb0r in Dem 6oa oes
Mioibipman Stepben Decatur IT,,
pelber unter Der Qntlage Der 9Su6ss
prelIerei itebt, rpuroe beute 9ormittal
beenoigt. Rad Dem oprlisgsnoen BE.
tpeismateriol pirb Der QlngetIagte ei.
ner @erurtheiIung taum entgebsn t0n.
nen. Nah ibm piro fih oas @eridt
nit 6en Qtntlogen gegen ben MioIbips
man Softer uno Mo8oni beIhdftiasn,
6i, .benfdGs einen jiinesrsn 9ollegsn
gs5pungen boben icler, Idn9ere 3sit
auf Dem Sppf gu iteben.
am gldcbmittoee ipro9 Daniel R.
RanbuG ais @srtbei6iser. uno 5par in
BEN GdlIen, Die ii6 auf oos GudspreIs
len 0ss Wibi6ipmon WcGrorp bsaies
ben. 6. g. TheoI irrod ats @.rtbtis
bigger in Sohen Der am Wlioihipman
Ghur6 psriibten @rduiomteitin. 4Is
0srtrster Der QtntIaosn belt Der Rid.
tersQopptot Sarriion Rsoen.
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gen nah Wniidb. ptj.itdpjidcr Sachcers
Itdnoiger Ole fran oni6a 2(rmee in ets
aem beheren 3uitano lit ais 5u iroeno
siner 3eit ibrey Sc hihte. Der
Ifuddite Quntt i'm ltB.en CONNER
tpuroe in Der W{obiliiirur1 entoeft
uno pieie 1T 70 perbeiiert noroen. baB
erobe 9ruppenmahen in 9iiniti9 9ele
genen 6entraIpuutteR 5uiammen9e3oz
sen uno in ungIoubtih tur3er 3cit mad
8ren3puntten transportirt ner0en tom
men.
Wtan glaubt bier in 9eamtentrsiien.
Die bic Situattop oenau beobdftet has
ben. oaB Die 0eutIden Qlpi1caermeilc
riibria ssioelen T;eeH .,a1 iooiel ais
m0QIldl in 9eheimer WsiIe nje Tud)tiq
teit ihrer Qrmee permebrt ha6en 9(ber
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