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Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

and France, he would be able to sell
the plan to France for a large sum
of money. I heard from my friend
occasionally, but at last had word
that he had contracted smallpox and
died in the far north.
Later I looked over the papers and
I found that they were what the Ger
man had claimed. It appears that the
government had a complete knowledge
of the country in Belgium and France.
They knew every depression, every
river and creek; they knew where to
build bridges and, in fact; had an ex-
act Typographical map.
"The general plan was for an army
of invasion consisting Of over 1,OOO,-
900 men, divided into seven divisions,
an dtheir route vas marked through
Belgium and France. Each division
was to consist of 100000 soldiers, with
artillery, cavalry and infantry to make
a complete army itself.
ut was contemplated that there
should be 100000 men in front with
a reserve of $4,000 men, in each army,
with an interval of ten miles between
these divisions. These intervals were
to be occupied by cavalry, light artil-
lery and some infantry, and in case
the enemy penetrated these intervals
these forces were to fall back and
when the proper time comes, the ene-
my's lines were to be attacked by the
reserves of the division on the right
and of the division on the left, which
would consist of a force of 100000
men. of
"They trusted that these intervals
would act as traps and after they
should have made several successful
attacks upon the troops attempting to
enter these traps they believed the
enemy would be very cautious about
doing so, and thus the Germans could
safely widen the distance between
the divisions as they advanced into
the enemy's country.
"Their idea was that if they met
with any fortified places they would
invest them and make a pretense of
attack them, but really pass by, leav-
ing sufficient forces intrenched so
they could hold the fortified garrisons
of such places defending them. They
would leave about the same number of
men on watch, thoroughly entrench1ng
their position. If the enemy chose to
attack, we'll and good, but they them
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10
HAS COPY Of OFFICIAL PLANS
Of GERMAN ATTACK ON FRANCE

R. H. Jefferson of Bingham Lake,
Minn., and a former we'll known resi-
dent of Duluth, has IN his possession
plans prepared by Germany years ago
for the invasion of France should war
break out between the two countries,
according to q letter received from
him yesterday by Commissioner Lee
onidas, Merritt, a close friend of Mr..
Jefferson.
Mr.. Jefferson writes that the plans
were left with him Tor safe keeping
by a protested German deserter who
later died in Alaska. The writer's
version of the Germans story is that
the plans were copied by a cousin
who was employed by the chief of
staff of the German army, the inten-
ton being to sell them for a big price
in the event Of war.
Commissioner Merritt states that he
has known Mr.. jefferson since they
were boys together in Duluth in the
days before the Civil War. Both
served in the Federal army and have
continued their friendship. The COM
missioner states that he has placed i'm
plicit confidence in his friend and
that he hasn't the slightest doubt but
what Mr.. Jefferson has the plans as
set forth by him. Mr.. Jefferson lived
here for many years and will be re-
membered by many of the older resi-
dents of the city. Since leaving here
he has served in the state legislature.
The story as told by Mr.. Jefferson
is as follows:
about ten years ago a German
came to Bingham Lake, with whom I
became very well acquainted. He
protested to be a deserter from the
German army and said he had a cou-
sin in the army who was a clerk at the
army headquarters, and as he wrote
a beautiful hand, had been employed
in copying a plan which had been
drawn up by the chief of staff. This
was a complete outline Of the dispo-
sition of the troops in case of an at
tack on France. These plans he had
given to his cousin with the under
standing that he should Immediately
desert and escape to America with
them. This arrangement had been
duly carried out.
"When this German went to Alaska
a little later, he left these papres
with me for s~afe-keeplng, saying that
if war broke out between Germany
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

Of the interstate commerce commits
sion, who spent some time here in Of
fetal capacity. This representative
Mr.. Reed, declares that the records of
the Ramsey county office are kept
better and more complete than those
of most counties.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

Miss Marie Glerum entertained q
ingnumber o fyoung ladies last Friday
afternoon in honor of Miss Nina Gil
bertson, of Lisbon, who has been visit
ing here during the past summer.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

tend its lines funniest and success
fully defend it's own entrenched lines
will win the combat. The garrisons
Of these fortified places which are in
vested and PASSED byl would become
prisoners Of war.
"The defense is exactly like the at
tack"
NOTICE TO HUNTERS.
To all persons not residing in Grand
Harbor township: Resolved, by the
township board of supervisors Of
Grand Harbor township:
That any hunting or killing Of
any wild game by non-residents Of
this township is strictly forbidden
same resolution was unanimously car
ried by said board.
A. o. Moen,
St Clerk of Grand Harbor Twp.
"NO HUNTING" SIGNS MAY BE
HAD AT THE WORLD OFFICE.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

P. o. Bugge, of Perm, passed thru
the city last Friday en- route home
from an extended stay at his old home
in Norway.
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

Miss Nell Moran left last Friday
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

49, I ~. --a -,
The efficiency of the present regis
ter Of deeds and his assistants was
marked recently by a representative
Devils Lake world. (Devils Lake, N.D.) 1914-1915, 1914-09-10

for Norway, Mich, where she will
teach in the commercial department
of the Norway schools the coming
winter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07

eiller JeHer Sereul9ungen 81 tim bate,
beren Wlitgleoer5abl 5u groB 1T. un INNER
ipdbleriIcb iein 3u tGnnen, un0 ood nic9t
sroB aenug, i'm allie llntoNen 81 Deden
o9Bie cumm, nun tunn icb T@1 bod i'm
Qlu9enbIid nidli duf Sbren Nomen beiins
nen, 3" Tagie Der dlicre Wlonn ols tenne er
Gar0D Warpell IAon lan9e unb as iei ibm
nur mcmeitan Der Gdme entfallen.
Der Singere 5ogerte sinen 9lnoenblid,
oann iagte er nit leidtJr @erbsuguug:
nMiIton 6Ieiher"
Der Name purbe in oas 5remoer6Hh eiH-
getragen, pdbreno Elm 8ieHer 6letber ben
Wlontel abnubm
8ie bei0en neuen &etannien gngsn iofort
ins 8iIIarb3immer, batten aber erII Elm pdar
81lle gemaAt, ais ein dlterer Serr NH elmer
Diden ibperen 3igagre berantrat uno glarz
mells Gjeiobrten ioortreicb begriiR.e,
Sag. 46ilIipsl" rief Der @a5ereb,te
n9llter 5reunp. IaB Dir Serru 5ietnsr Dors
ltellen un0 gi6 i6m einen feiten 6dnSsorud.
@r tommt aus @n9lono, uno i'd ipette, er III
uns Bel bieIem Spiel io9ar iiber, irenn er
nit Der linten Son0 ipielt"
DonaD tonnte niemdnO III bic 9ldbe oieies
IiI9es lommen o6ne porssielIt 81 osroen
Der Gngldnoer modte CUTE Mlims gum b0-
fem @pieI unb 6rnc5te es fertig. eoesmal dui
bie 5rdge; rgGie geidllt Sbucn Mnerita2" z"
ober .Qgds belten Sie Don Reiu 9ort2"
cine Qtntipori 3u finbn Sn gln6etro6t eel4
Ten, oaB CT erIi felt brei Eogca I'm 2auos
mor, flang I,ne gtniidt boot Immsihelhaft.
fefbIt nenu iie nur bic 5olge oes eilen Gss
Tud5s in 8rootlpn mar.
DIS Die beioen 6err,n Des @ilia,oipiels
uoren, sin9en iie ias Safe, po
peitcre &orItellungen erfolaten $eo'r
mubie nit 5letGer eirsn Ganbeorad ans
tauI1en.
Sen meiIien f3ien cr dIs S6orliss Sreuro
~ 6ei bisiem Nomen nurbe Der sRonu nit
Der auffallennen g1eitc alldemein lsnaunt
FeHr milllommeu Den Hlubleuien aeliel ous
Tlclnsrs dubere Grlsjeiuars
Gin aroBsr oiioenonicrcr juncer M'onn in
lo0sioiem Geielli2oftsan7ua beiibt 6eral
ii lcin.m slsuesrn siuc cute gmpIs1,yus.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07

Sn gelpiHer Ge3iehuug battle Scr W1ann
nit Der leubienDen lBeite red] aefdtcn. Dr.
Gngldnber mar na6 8rootl9u qegaueeu, Inn
elmer 5auiile ObIfirOm 9riefc 3u irerbrins
gen, un6 3u bieIer 5amilic geb0rEe cine Be-
Ionoers bii6fd)e 3obter DDd3 truQ bic ees
itoc6ene &qrte, bic er cem Dicner cinbdus
oiaie. Mot ben Namen Gteipart. irnbern Ser
Garte nac6 mar iein giamc 0aroD U}arpell.
Da AUDI in ben @infi6rungsbrieien Disisr
glame Itano, belt bic 6amilie Dbiitnm i6n
fir ben ric6ligen Sie ipuBten BON teinem
anDern
Qas Marpell in 6os 6otel 5uridtom, mar
ss nod uic5t elf; 70 eing er ceun in bos 9iIs
ldro5iiumer, Inn cine SBeiIe bcm Spid 3u3u,
feben Ser pshielnoe 9lusord ienes Gje=
ilbts bci ben berfhieoenen St0Bcn bepies,
paB er nit Dem @piel ipoblpertrout mar ST.
nice Mtnuten na@ ibm betrot Der groRe Serr
nit ber Ic6reienoen Neite Der i6n orn Meg
nadl &rootIDn geuieieu Bate ebeaid.ls oas
9illaro3immer unb lam iofort HT i6n 3u
,Glidli5 bingefunosn, boffe i1.
Wlarpell ladelie unD nidte 9ec Son 6cs
anotru par fr,uuoliA, ohne ouforiuaid 3u
iein; ct battle ben ben glmeriianern ciaentim.
Iidca 9aud ieiInabmpollen Sntereies, oos
D0lli1 Fre ron Neuaier ii
D@pelen e5ie @ilIarD2' froeis cr haraAf
unh Iieb f9 in ben ndhReu Seiiel fallen.
Die Ttagc fiihrte noiiirIih 3u eirer Gr6r-
ttrung ilbcr Bic snollAe ln6 oueritoniimc
2lri 6os Gpiel 3u lpielen un0 lmIphlid 5H
Dem 8orl9lna, 0er Gn9ldnoer folls lic1 6iec
einmoI Oeriuden. &roB ieiuer beiferen
&cnuinis nes 9oramtolipeIs io9 Der 9(eliere
bolb Elm paB er IN Dem Gngldnccr leiusa
9leiilsr oeiuncen bate, ur0 ais oisler ion
mil fiini8ebH Boinis 6t fiinisia sehlaqsn
boits, Iion6 ct auf 70 autem 5uBs nit Inn.
oaB er i6n eiuluo, nit in Ieinsa sglu6 ,u
tommgu pas nit TreuOeu aaqetommtn
rurbe
Ser alub, az rem iie fu6ren. no@fs nit
feinem eleoarten @ntree uno Ben HellerIeum
eicn Gm0Ianasrdumen cbcr Ben Girorud
'ines Qrnben 6otels dls eines oeluitlfeu
ambs. roran Elm criahreaer Rem Norler fo
ogt erianui 9absu piiros, caB er ss Eier nit
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07

Den neuen Setdnnien eln, am nddlten 3dge
bel tbm gu ellen, mas bon 5letdber init @ers
gniigen angenommen ipurDe
glm nd9iten 9lbenD ioBen iie Serciis i'm
Speiie5immer uno pollten geroos n:si @ilen
begtnHen, als Wiannarb ans Selcp6on qcs
rufen puros. DIS er pie6er eintrat, sudte
Elm beluiti9tes 9d8eIn UNI feline 2ippen.
oSBllroe es Sbnen SpaB MAIDEN, 6suse
obeno onoersno 81 fpeiien unO Elm pcur meis
ner 6rclinoe tennen 3u lernen21 frdote er.
aDotior &amie ielep6oniert mir FoeSen, er
babe einiee 9etannte gum Diner sci @reene
eingeld0en 3pei ooer orei aus Baltimore
6aben ben 3ug Oerpabt, unb bic Leioen an-
bern DsrIte6en Iid ni9t re1t mileinonber.
Der Dottor m09te nun germ elm paor
GHdcnbiiBer baben, Inn bic 3pei ouseinon=
0er3abolten. Mollen mir ibm ben @tfallen
tun2 SD babe &omie seidgt iA Gats einea
6reunb 5um Giien eineelooen, poraui er Ios
fort ertldrte, er piir0e Iit fe6r freuen penn
Sie mitfGmen."
6letdher mar ndtiirlib einberIianben uno
in tur5er 3eit beionben iie ii9 bef @reens.
llnterpegs beriAiete WIdDnar6, eirer Der ers
iDNNtNtSi ONltV IVt VtDlHt 'OUIlltDt nj SrQ@
iioent pes Stdbltruiis, md6reno Der onoere
5rani 9ol0las, Elm 6efdnnter 9orfenmonn
iet Ils Die GinIo6unsen ereingen. iuuste
Dottor Rdmie niGt, 0aB Douglas Teiusn
frii9eren SFreunO oor ftr5em an Dt- 8rxIe
bineinaeritten bate. iporcuf sviS
fher beoen bitterlidber Sob ermad5t mar.
Dds Diner fono in einem Separnt3immer
TAFT. Der @ofoeber, @ottor 4amis, elm
Oerguiigter @erSiaer nit itbarfen blauen
Quqen iinb einem frdftiden 3inn, ebte Mlob-
ndro un6 5!etder apiiHcn Die bei0en ans
bern @Gle. un0 iodhrenb Der lldblseit mar
DicTe 8erteilung Der pldbe bon gutem Grfolq
6egleitet Nls aber Der 9offee uno bic Sis
lorren famen puroe bic llnier6dltang olls
lemeiner, uno es ltelIte lih bolo bsraus, baB
feline Der beiocu 5inauso:0Ben sensigt mar,
oas llrteil 0es onos-n iber irgenb etras w.
Ter Der Sonue 9elten gu Iaiieu.
(GoriicsuHp -'-'A
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07

Dlope, oen 9on5en 9darpuB, 91purrber:
unD Badcnbart. 3u trdgen, permutlid, meI'
Der H0niq Is 70 trdgt" SORGHUM i'rid) er
iif IelbF iber 0ns Geiift, ipte Inn iId) 3u
perggpiiiern, oaB feline Der crlDdhHicr 3isrs
ben BET ibm pprbonoen iei-
Ser junge Wldnn. nem oieIe 8emertuneen
g0lieu I3riti auf ben Qlusgang 5u 8nbeie
ie6oA auf bal6cm Q8e9e isinen An uuo
trai an ben 9abiil9 beran Or seidte BEN
NHoelltliten cine GQrte uno frngle, lpie cr
mc6l am beIien bic Darailf 5es5sibneie
NbleIie oufiinDen t0nue. Der gingeIielic
6aile bic &orte nod taum crFaBt ols per o0s
nsben is9neu0e Wlang gum gr0Btc Grliaus
uen Des @nqldnocrs eiufac5 iiber 0ga &iic5
ldngte un0 lie nit oer pano IN bcr er bic
3iearre bielt, Dem an0etn aus ben 6ingern
HQ0m. @epor bc- MngeIiellte iibcgboapt pie
2ippen oIfnen fonnie, fa9te Der Rauc6er:
.9lc0. oos 1T ia tn @roollpnl" IN eia.m Son
III cem Elm nnorer pielleiAt Iagel ipiiroe:
.Ilein Sinmel. Gie rolIeu nocl elfriia2"
Nls er Die adrte 3urudsdb, fu9r Ct aeldu-
ii9 fort. Pm beIien nebmen @ie bic 8a6n
bis gum Ratbaus uno bon ba iber Die
Bride Golnnbio 60be 1T ir9en0no ouf Der
uitlttA -ktt. OLUAtll Glt NNli lNtlui (it
erit 0tii6en iin1. $40 mar nod ME r @rooi
lbu. bin nlr einmdl ourngeiommen, ais icl
nob Gone1 fuhr.
Dcr Gpgldn0er perteugte fh 0ontSrb, 3og
feline Gonoi@u6c en-, tnapFie ben ilee,r3g6er
su ur5 lcbriii roid 3niic9en ben neusieriasn
@liden. bic iba BON beioen Geiten miIterteH,
olf 0ic oroBe DreDtiir 80.
Du Maun mii Der Weite mari sem gtn
esicllien eineu Slid 8u un5 sriii nac5 ccm
$50 lomni Der Wenid hfr2"
.Gr BAT MUIR Gnalauo 6inier ieinn &c
mea aslebf. Gdrie6 fia6 ols 92y Gtenari
eiu belommf icius @gisie uu0 ieineu g9eigal
n6tr bos n5tise 9lopa Iteint er pci iidl 5a
1obenN
.glah gyootlnn ae6t er iidsr, i'm ieine
9uliiniiias su feius9n INNS poller pir
pelitn2" rief oer arose 9Rann Limb icl
pill isti uoa eiaeu 2ammel agf osr Sroaos
pag maaea.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07
4 stapitt
der mann NIT peri d bteecnen

4, dkuptlti.
Der MANN NIT Derf9te0enen
giamen.
sn einem Solel ain oberH @rOonipap III
9lep port mar ain einem ta!itu, ilaren
6erbiinaduiltug bic 6elerIeuhlese Wlarm0ts
Bale Doll bon bet iiblimen Wlcnge Den Nl1
Bigqdngetn olIer Dirt Die lauBea 8cbsn
ber 9roBen, iieien, leDerhe3ogeuep SeDniellel
paleu beIebi bon 0erren peg 0riGieoeuiicn
2llilrsfuI,n, bic ldfilg unb 6equem in ban
Dcyldiebtnien Gtellunaen ioBen ooer logen.
benn bieies @in9angs oes 6oiels 0eaienisn
iir1 Ips3iell Die mdnnli9en Sdpe.
ser 2.neelicllie 6inier benz Iangen 3abl
iaa bate abloiut nibts 8u iuR iiibltc Dca
3fii III 8eit nah ob Ieine Ararallcnno0a
r0d un grsm sBlab iei uno mari Gciclentlig
einen iuadldmen 8lid auF oie 9iitungeu
6le JM All BEN Iireu 6cr qlnf5ua. ieieliat
Gin oufalleno geileiDeter Niann Ia ben
Flni3asr Sabren aiatirdiisrt, nli; bald1igcn
Quasu6rcaeu unb biden 2ippen lrai an ocu
Std 6erar, itrid5 iiA eta @ireicD9ol3 en- unD
ieBll qead1iid) paffeun feline 3ia0rre IN
Mranh, Gnitg BARN beibe Ddlmed IN bic
elfmi6ber isiasr punten 4geIa lcgnie feb
mt Dem @iiceu gegen bic aante pig -icbss
rgo iNluo bic 9eine d6creinan0er
.9liIMables araut." id9te er nad eiusr
9teiig 3u len 2nQeIsellien, nabg 0ic 8i
Qatts aug oeH 42rno un0 betraHiels iie nit
flitiidlen @idcn
@ie mlIlen ondl iieis ellpas 3r r6rasin
ha6cn,4 eilgeqRsie bcr inuae llann nit al
mem leltai beriraulcben GdGeln, oos auf cite
aeinnuii@af iAlicben lieh sMaum iaus
Fen Gie Hidi peldbe 3u fiini5ia Gsrt9 9as
i5uuiea Gis ld bod leiIleu
G6e ber dnbrs anirorieu ionnle errelie
Elm aroher ioilonter M2oun im GeieaI6af
or3uc. SET ate tlnem 6sr 2lu5ue, iisg, ibrs
MafmYiarisli ga 6lir6 smeu auusnbIia
f,6en nNh eB einrt ralGen. briifenpcii
flf fn1 os ea!le aIeiitn
cr VI aas3 fr0oie Der lCerr init Bat
gQsfe Der Glebuus padl elm
ui'r II a nidi blono Gold
'fnafsf ro ah id noh ME. penn IS
u,4l 9eIas5 Igosu ideat q nod
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07
glHs 6em Sunereu Narglnno's nuS
ben angrcn5euOen StaateH.
glcctplcu @rpIoiior in
QQerStol

@cctplcn @rploiion in
@ogerstomn.
&niolae Scr @rploiion zines glcetD.
len.Ge6dltcrs IN Der @erfiiatt ser
u6eliauce SUM- Gomphno~ in Sa-
aersiopu pnrOe Ger 24sid6rige Nlor.
ris grcuHer get5otet ru0 W1ar 9Dons
leidt DerleBt Ger 5asbebdltcr fam
mdbreno Der 2lrbeiieu oniheineuo in-
iolgc eiier llrOoriiAtigfeit @renier s
nit elmer 6eiorfIaune IN 9eriib.
ring iulo bradlte Oieiem idlredlidle
Qcrlctpnqen bei. Die 9ruit mo Elm
@eiu mur0eH Dem ltigliidlihen 70
idnper pcrbrault, oaB er fur3 nah
ieincr Ginlieferluna IN 0as 0oipitnl
itarb SER 9renuer mar nit SRI.
6aniie @lt bon ySr, 1882. Gii-@ratt.
StraBe Baltimore, perlobt gepeien.
q 8crblutcte, cbc glr8t Fam.
Scrr @oroou @eaiiddnp uougrin.
ccB gllue, N(0., iultr0e gcitern glbcn0
bei ser GiienbabnireiBtug bel 5000.
mofe GiiD 70 idiuer uerlebt, 0oB ct
liar6. ebe dr5tlide 0itlfe berbeigebolt
merocu fouute Scrr @coud5amp, ser
nit eiuigen 6rellnOcn in ieinem 9Iu.
tomobil einel 9lusflng iuiternommen
Bate, bcmerftc al Scr genanntefl
9abniiberiii6rung eineH 6eraauaben.
ben @iter5ug imo benueie, I'M Elm
llualiid 3ii per6iiten Die goi6breniie
ieiues 9lutomobils @r bra1te 5uor
oie 0loidiue radt3eiii9 3um Ste6en
luuroe a6cr ourd Den pl5blihru StoB
itiit 0crartiacr Sepalt geaeu oercn
1hnbIHcipen gerorfcit Dob oielc
braden @crr 8eaudlamp wuroe bon
0eii @lasiplittern 70 ihper am &alie
0eruinoet oaB er Der6lutete, ebc
feline 5reltn0e cinen FIRST berbeiGoIen
fonnten 6err 9eauhamp iiau0 Inn
% gebeusia6re.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1914-12-07

oes Soiieur Souies, oeiien Ginna6-
me geltcrH gemeloet rDur0e (Oie &c.
itrige ofii5iclle Grflarlng iprod bon
Der Giuna6nc 0cS Snllics cineS
6dbrma1neS ON &aHol 5lpiiden 9ir.
nuioe iHo g)pcrn). Elm 0eutiAes
5elo8ort 5erit0rt. Ger 6eiuO ma6te
cinen pergebliden &eriud), g9eioen-
ocft luie0er ein5inebmeu.
SIN ii6riaen NOR eS aHf Scr moro
liben 6ront oollfommeu ru6ia. ghld
in ser @egeuo BON 9Iisue berridte
Gubc.
SSm Champagne Tiitrift mioer.
ieBte iid uniere idwere glrtillerie
nit Grfolg Ben 9otterien OeS Sem.
0es.
SSn Dem 9lrgonneumalO pur0en sic
9Ingriife ous Oen @eriHun3uneen
weiter iortgeiett. g8ir MAIDEN itetig
longIame 6orti6rittc ltuO Ga6en
nlle feinolidcn &oritobe 5Hriidgeiuie.
len.
9(ub in ser @egeuO iiiooitIi6 bon
GarenHcS modten lniere Sriippen
leimte 5ortihritte Gie bort itotio.
nirte ocIti6e 9Irtillerie puroc gum
ShmeIgen ge6raht
Bon Ocm Reit Der Sront iin0 feline
greigniiie BON 9eoeutimg 81 mel.
Sen
8 as Ser ruiiiide @enerals
itab iogt
&etroaro0 6. ISem6er. ~
Cos nabiieben0e offi5ieIle @ommu-
nique pitroe berte bonn uliiiiden
@euerolito6 bcr0ficntlidt.
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