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Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22
CONFERENCE REPORT
ADOPTED BY SENATE
BOTH HOUSES OF CONGRESS ARE
ANXIOUS TO ADJOURN THIS
EVENING

Washington, Oct 22-The confer
ehce report on the war revenue bill
was adopted today by vote 50 to II.
Three senators who did not vote were
counted as resent to make quorum.
The senate recessed until $3.50 o'clock.
to await action by the house. In the
meantime the house leaders had the
city searched in an effort to round up
quorum.
Adjournment of congress at 6
o'clock tonight was arranged by ad-
rninistration leaders Of both houses
today, and a formal resolution to that
eIrecu WIS plsspsOl j.
There were. some rumbIings of a
filibuster by southern members who
want legislation to relieve the cotton
situation, but the democratic leaders
seemed sure of their plan.
By rising vote of 1856 to 50, the
house adopted the conference report
on the war revenue bill, after but one
hours debate. Reduction of the SEN
ate tax on beer, and elimination of the
five cents a gallon on rectified spirits
had removed practically all opposition.
The final agreement was strictly
party vote, republicans voting against
the bill. The conference restored the
house provision that the new taxes
should go into effect the day after
the passage Of the bill
After the conference report had
gone over to the senate Representa-
tive Henry of Texas began mild fill
buster and succeeded in getting the
house to agree to take up the cotton
warehouse bill, provided a special rule
under which amendments TO the bank
law are being considered could be dis
posed Of The Texas representative
produced letter from President Will
son expressing the hope that congress
would pass the bill before adjourn.
ment.
In the senate Senator Smith of
Georgia held up the conference report
temporarily while he pressed resolu-
ton for a senatorial commission to
Investigate the cotton export situa-
tion. The resolution was adopted and
tha ennata nroceeded tn the confer
ence report.
Cheesman continued his testimony
at the afternoon session. Several per
sons from Charleston. S. c. brought
here by the district attorney. were
prepared to testify for the state as
to Celia Coleman's reputation for
trpthfulness. sR
In the house parliamentary wran-
gle ended by the passage Of the Gus
tomary resolution to notify the presi-
dent congress was ready to adjourn
and the passage of the adjournment
resolution itself. The currency and
cotton questions were opened for dis
cussion up to the hour of adjourn
ment.
Meanwhile leaders of both houses
got word that President Wilson, at a
White House conference with the
Washington correspondents had ex-
pressed the opinion that the cotton
warehouse bill and bank amendment
permitting issue Of federal reserve
notes on commercial paper up to the
full capital and surplus Of the bank
should be passed before adjournment.
It appeared that both bills could be.
passed In time.
When the adjournment resolution
had reached the senate It was laid on
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22
BELGIANS, DESTITUTE,
REFUSE TO GO HOME
HOLLAND CITY Is RAPIDLY BE.
COMING IMPOVERISHED CAR
ING FOR THEM

Flusing, Holland, Oct. % (via Lon
dcn).-A total of 5000 penniless Bel
gians quartered today in Flushing re-
fuse absolutely to return to their
homes in Antwerp or other Belgian
cities in the hands of the Germans.
IT is true hundred refugees did go
back to Antwerp yesterday and an
equal number left today, but the
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22
cHAUFFEURs NEEDED

London, Oct. Announcement
was made here today snat the British
war office requires Immediately for
service on the continent 1000 chauf-
feurs and motor truck drivers be-
tween the ages of 20 and 80 years.
The applicants are requested to place
themselves by noon tomorrow in read
mess to proceed to the 'front.'
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22

In moment firing became general
upon both sides. Adams fell dead,
Burke's hat was perforated BY a bull
let and the four surviving robbers
fled, with the posse in hot pursuit.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22

the table and Senator Smith said he
hoped the senate would remain in ses-
sion until the house was heard from
on the currency and cotton warehouse
bills.
Senator Smith later flatly announc-
ed his intention Of blocking the ad-
journment resolution until the cur
rency amendments were acted on.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22

Avlona. 1t is stated that communica-
ton with other places in Albania has
severed in order to prevent the spread
Of the news Of the landing"
The italian embassy in London has
no confirmation of the foregoing.
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22
MARINES IN AvLoNA

London, Oct. ga dispatch to the
Evening News from Venice says:
"A company Of Italian marines land
ed at Avlona today The Italian For
ty-seventh infantry, stationed at Lee
ce, is said to be ready TO embark for
Las Vegas optic., 1914-10-22
TWO MEN KILLED IN A
BATTLE WITH Thieves
POSSE FOLLOWS BANK ROBBERS
ON OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
BOUNDARY LINE

Blaine. Wash, oct. 22-Two men
were killed and another wounded to-
day in battle between a posse com
posed Of Canadian and American dep
uiy sheriffs. customs officers and I'M
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
ARTHUR BURTON
KILLED BY THE
OSCEOlA MARSHAL
Father and Brother Said to Reside
in Cairo or eNar Here--Bu:-
ton Eleventh Victim,

Marshal Bob Dean of Osaeola,
Ark, killed his eleventh man late
sunday afternoon. when Arthur
Burton, whose father and brother
are said to reside in or near Cairo,
an alleged blind tiger operator on
the Mississippi river. below here in
Mississippi c'nty, fell victim to
the officers rife following a row be-
tween several shanty boat occu-
pants on account Of the wife Of one
of them. Dean was exonerated by
4 coroner's jury.
Burton's body was taken to
0sceola. where it is being held
awaiting the arrived of his fatrer
and brothers, who live in Cairo, Is
the word from Osceola.
As a marshal, deputy sheriff
and IN other capacities Dean has
gained a reputation as man with
oIt fear and bad man TO pick a
quarrel with. A few years ago he
was converted at a revival meeting
and announced that his career as a
fearless man had ended. Recently,
however, he was made marshal OF
Osceola and has since had frequent
occasions TO show his marksman-
snip.
Sunday trouble grew out Of a
fight between Frank Hinton and
Frank Conley, shanty boat man,
both of whom were badly wounded.
Burton was shot when he resisted
arrest by Dean and other officers as
a witness in the case.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
FRANK HbGEY IS
/. ELECTED COUNCIL.
COMMAND WOW.
Egypt Lodge Elect Officers for En-
suing Year-Alsc Initiate
Ten Candidates.

Frank Easey MAS elected Council
Commander at the annual election
Of officers of Egypt Camp No. Is,
Woodmen OF the World. at its meet
ing held last night in Stafford Lodge
hall. which was attended By CS
members. The other officers elected
were: Lieut. c. II. Johnson; Clerk,
]. w. Hodge; Banker. J, II. Davis;
Escort. Jesse Layton; Physician. DR..
r. E. Clancy; Waterman ]. c. Haf-
fly: Sentry, Wilbur Hixon: Manager
Otto J. Serbian.
The ceremony Of installation Will
be held The third Tuesday o: this
month.
Ten candidates We're Initiated
during the meeting and Rev. Dunlap
and others gave Interesting talks.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
The New Baby
is Worlds Wonder

Every tiny infant makes lifes per
specthe wider and brighter And what
ever there IL to enhance its arrival ano
10 ease and comfort the expectant mother
should be given attention. Among the
real helpful things is an external alb
do~lnal application known as Mothers
Friend" There is scarcely a community
hat what has its enthusiastic admirer OF
this splendid cmbrocation. 1t is SO well
thought Of by women who know that most
drug stores throughout the United States
carry Mothers Friend" az one of their
staple AID reliap.e remedies. 1t * applied
10 the abdominal muscles TO relieve the
strain oa lisaments and tendons.
Those who have used 1t refer to the
esSe and comfort experienced during the
nerlod q expectancy; they particularly
refer to the absence VI nausea, often SO
prevalent SIS a result Of the natural
expansion. III a little book are described
fiore fully tie many reasons why
Mothers Friend" has been a friend
indeed 20 women for more than two
generations This book was prepared not
only to MD the inexperienced but to enable
so mary women to have at hand the
timely hints. suggestions and helps in
concise and neatly printed form for ready
reference. It should be IN all homes.
Mothers Friend rlay be had Of almost
any druggist but ii you fail to find It
write Us direct ard also write for book TO
nradhela Regulator Co, SOC Lamar Bldg,
Atlanta. Ia,
What Is said herein Of Mothers
Friend ia but a repef ion ~ the thoughts
expressed by thousaafs OF happv mOthers
WHO haze succesafn,ig used this splendid
external aapAeatiosi.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02

The bursting OF bottle Of soda wa
ssr saved by the family of Mr.. ]. G
Grant, who reside In Sulver street
Colchester, England, from death By
fire. A loud report awoke the occu
pants OF the house In the early hours
OF the other morning. There waf
smoke In their rooms. and searci
revealed the fact that an oaken bean
beneath a bedroom floor was on fire
The godawater Bottle which acted a.
q Ere alarm had been placed on shell
near the beam, and had exploded whei
1t became hot.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
Ersnehmnman'a Cold Cure.

Having been without cold for 21
years, French lady. who holds this
fortunate record, attributes 1t to the
following process. Each morning aft
err taking warm bath. she immediate
" sponges her throat, her face, and
the back of her neck and ears with
the very coolest water she can get for
about two minutes. In cold weather
one may feel inclined to shirk, she
says. but the result of steady applica
ton she has found q plentiful re
ward.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
Equlnoctl2is.

The eeuinoctiai or line storm IL pop
alarly supposed to happen when the
sun crosses the line IN March and Sep
TENDER, and is particularly expected
about September 81 A careful tabu-
la;ion of the weather conditions OF
half a century makes It clear that the
weather more frequently 10 clear at
that exact period, The idea was prob
ably given birth to by some great
storm which happened to fall at the
ame of year when day and night are
If about equal length.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
GERMANS TELL GREAT
STORY OF SUCCESS
AGAINST RUSSIANS
Concluded from Page One,

indicating that everything Is
though to be going well The En-
peror has conferred the order of
merit on Gen. Maekenzen for his
victory at Lowicz in the following
telegram:
THE Ninth Army Couns upler
your safe and tested leadership has
again fought with unriyalcd Drill
liancy in hard. but successful bat
tie. Your achievements in the rast
few days will stand IN history as
shining examples of foTtltn0e. en-
lurance and yalor,
Communicate this to our splen.
did troops with my imperial thanks,
10 which / wish to give every tam
yible form by comforting upon you
he order of merit. God be with
sou and our standards in tae fu-
.ure."
Copenhagen, Dec. 1.--Dispatches
to Copenhagen indicate tremendous
German naval activity in the Baltic
sea. 1t is reported from several
curses that there is great con
,entration OF warships and trans
1rts along tho Baltic coast and
| withdrawal of war vessels from Kiel
o strengthen the Baltic squadron
operating northward in the Gulf OF
Bothnia.
| Scandinavian and Russian dis
patches indicate preparations have
been made for striking 4. blow at
Russians ports. even entering the
Gulf Of Finland and possibly for the
Commandment of Petrograd.
| Copenhagen. via London, Dec
A storm damaged German hydro
aeroplane with a German officer and
mechanic aboard fell into the sss
yesterday south of Cape Fornas. Jut-
land. The aviators We're rescued
nd interne1. They said they had
eft Kiel in the morning and flown
,ver IIelgoland and along thu
schlesswig coast There they Ell
,ountered heavy storm and were
unable to control tho machine
London, Dec 1.-THE rumors tina
Queen Elizabeth Of Belgium is il
are unfounded. She Is IN Londol
With her children and visited Quee
Mother Alexandra and extende
'irthday congratulations Monday.
Rotterdam, Dec. 1.-The German
government has decided to levy o.
Belgium a war tax of 100000
rancs C$700c,00Ol a month in ad
'ition to the fines imposed npor In
lividual cities Last Friday tn
Military Governor of the PROVING
Of Brabant called a meeting of bank
ars and told them this decision.
He stated at the time that tn
money would be spent for the main
enance Of an army Of 100000 men
In reply to protests, he said III
evies on the cities, estimated a
s175,O06,0c0, had been devoted t
:. making provisions for the widow
4 md orphans Of German soldiers vi
e nad fallen. hut that the new Ia
IS was made necessary by the shootin
y Of German soldiers by Belgians an
Ii other violations of neutrality.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
Forget 10 cciIsot Their Morsv.

The British government every yeal
reaps q huge profit from the people
who forget their own government stock
when dividends fall due. The fault
rests entirely with the stockholders
for they even forget to give their ad.
dresses, so that they can be notified
that money awaits them In the gov
eminent Golfers In this case. about
S6.O0O.O00 is passed on to the ma.
tional debt commission. aud in turn Il
receives the :nteres, from this money.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
NEWS THE RIVERS
River Forecast.

stage of river IL stationary.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
still Undiscovered

So long gs love itseli-the mystery
OF oil mysteries-shall remain un
solved. there is an lmmC&curs he hn.
slo beyond the octavo-stre.cA tor'orr
OF our fingers. an unfathomsble ocean
beyond our little world Of pebbles O.
the shore.-William De Morgan.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02

No very important changes are
expected during the next two days.
r. T. LINDLEY,
Local Forecaster.
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
Coed NInht LlriYs.

II small piece of camphor 10 prc
cured and placed In bowl or glass o.
water It will be found to float on the
surface. and when lighted will prov
q good night Light, especially az cam
phor 10 g good disinfectant and It
s1neI uos at ali dlsagr eeable-
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
Try Wsxed PAPER,

II piece of waxed paper is placed
under the centerpiece on a polished
table 1t viii prevent the linen from
adhering to the table in hot weather
is well as prevent a stain from cold
water or an overfilled vase or rosf
5owl.-New York Press,
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

FOR RENT--Nire rooms u7steirs
S13 Commercial, suitable for resi-
lence rof.icc. Apply Golden Eagle
on first floor 1T
The Cairo bulletin., 1914-12-02
abe Had Tried,

Pana mamma says that one-hal
tho ., u doesn't know how the othe
half nyes." well, she shouldn'
blame herself. dear. 1t isn't her fault
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15
reits, oab @ertpidehlnsen iid porbe-

reits, oab @erpidellngen itd porbe-
reiteten."
Mber au@ 1T 8ro,freib uno in
@elgien m11Bte man, boB es losgeben
miiroe. Gin preubiider Sffi5ter BE-
ridtet in ei1lem 8rief an Sic uMor6>
oeutide mgemei1e 3eitung" uber
sic @efangenmabme bon 5tpei per-
mun6eten 6ra15oien, Sic in einem
Seller gefunoen puroen. sic er5abL
ten, ibr @egiment Nr. 45 iei bereits
ont 80. Suli in Sal ta1ttos nod &c.,
n1l,r gebrodt tpor6en. 8eioe tparen
Gus Sem Sort Mar6ooelette Bel @a-
MUIR. Die @%eritarfung Ser belgiiden
@arniion bon Mamur 6a1r6 6as IS.
fran50iiide &egiment tit alto bereits
5pei Gage Dor Der 6el1tiden Mobil=
madung erfolgt! 5dlagenoer fann
sic 8ere6tig1ng Ser 6euti9en See
resleitung gum @inoringen in BEL
glen nt6t betpteie11 peroen. Die bel
glide &egierung fat nit Sranfreih
Elm abgefartetes Spiel gegen Deuti@-
leno getrieben un6 u11ter Dem 8rud
ser Meutrolitdt fran50iilde Gruppe1
in lire Seitung Marnl1r oufgenom-
men gu elmer 3eit, ols Deutidlm6
nod feinerlei friegerii6e 8orberet-
tungen %getroffen batte. Sonte @ngs
LAND 6ieie Mufnabme fran3oitider
Eruppen in 8elgien Dor 8egtnn Ser
bel1tiden Mobilmadung gan51i@ 1r-
befannt gemelen iein? linn 6as fit
m0gliA 3u bolten, 6a5u gebort 6o@
cine at Maipitdt itretfen6e Ser
trauensieligfeit.
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Mi6ts @abres bran.

Melonngen> 6aB Der Scatter li6 init
oielem ooer ienem ieiner 8eratber
iiberrporfen babe uno beabli6tige, iid
bon ibm gu trennen, iino lett 8eginn
oes &rieges mebrfa6 bierbergelangt.
ginmal bieB es, er molle Sen &ei6S=
f%an5ler geben lalien, Elm anoermol
mur0e Ser 5taatsi efretar 6eS Men=
germ @err bon Sagotp als 6erienige
genar1t, ser 6as failerli6e Gertrauer
perl9erat babe. @s war naturli9
ieoesmol ni6t mabr, un6 10 miro es
ii9 pobl au9 nit Ser Melonng 2on=
6oner 8lqtter berbalten, Ser Gene
ralltabsdef bon @oltte iei entlalien
u1o our6 Sen @eneralmojor bon
Goigts = &beb, Ben biSberigen @bei
bes' @eneraltabes 6es @ar6eforpS,
er1ebt 1poroen. @enn Ste Meloung
nidt gang uro gar aus Ser Suit ge=
griffen lit, pas oas Observation-Disclosures
lit, fon1t es ii9 b06ltens Inn eine
5eitmeilige &ertretung beS pieQei6t
erfranften General tabs6efs ban=
Oeln. @raf BON Moltfe fat felt Sab=
rem 6as %unbebingte Sertranen 0es
&aiiers genollen, uno ooB er 1ieies
8ertrauenS I'M boaen mfange tpltr=
Dig lit, fat ser bisberige @erlanf 6e&
arieges g%lan5en0 6argetban. SIS III
oesbalb inn b06iten @ruoe nnpabr'
ldei1li9, baB ser Scatter ii6 NIT bon
Moltfe iibermorfen boben fonnte,
meil iie be5ugli@ 6es 3eitpnnfteS
energii6er Mfttonen gegen england
angeblid peridieoener Mnlt6t paren
0erortige 0adridten meroen IN ote
@elt ge}ett, Inn beim B11blifum Ser
@louben gu ertpeden, alS let IN
Oeutldlon6 ettpas nidt in Sr6nung
Mber sic 3eit lit borbei, moo man nit
lolden Manopern gin0rud mo-:
diem fonnte; inn Mmfange 0eS &rie:
ges mare SOS bie1ei6t m0gli4 gene
fen, bente ri9t mebr. 9ie auiierter
2iigner 1in6 5u baufig entlarbt NOR:
Ben.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

lano - 8ennetts 8rief lit om IL.
September geidrieben - oeutide
Mieoerlagen feiert, paiiieren ouf 6em
Wege na9 6em &riegSidouplabe
Iaulen6e unb Mbertauienoe bon COL
oaten na6 GLADDEN.. SSn Maden gebt
aaes leinen geor6neten @ano, II. eben
iebt mer6en bon bieiigen Jabritanten
umfmgrei9e in6uitrieae Neuanlogen
geplant."
8ennett fabrt fort: uNod 0em
8riefe meiner 5rau tann eS fir mid
nidt einen Mugenblid 5meifelbaft
lein, mas meiner BART, tpenn i9 na9
9onoon ~5uriidtebre. Aber elm Manr1,
Ser ni@t idriebe, mas i@ in Deuid=
lan6 geieben un6 gebort bobe, mdre
Elm @unosfott. Sd fam bierber ols
3euti@1onos @egner; englii@e Sit
gen, 6eut19e @iir6e un6 @e6iegerbeit
baben mid an De1ttihlanos Seite ge=
fiibrt. 8em Mmerifa 6enft, 9eutid-
Lamb babe aa1@ mur oie geringite
MngIt, ooer penn Imerifa 6enft,
0eutidIanb lei milb getpor0en Dor
Blutourit, Damn bat es leoiglid fapi-
tuliert Dor Ser eritaunliditen 9igen-
tampagne, sic felt 6em ~berubmten
Mnslpru9 Mnpoleons 6es grlten
v@erlogen tpie Elm Bulletin" BON
europa msgegongen lit. @em1 6os,
tpas i9 geieben babe, einen Stint
bat, 6on1t miro sic @elt 6emnadit
gu Ser Ebatia@e ertpaden, baB cine
gigantii6e 1rere 8eltma@t i'm Be-
griff lit, ii@ in BEN Sattel gu ieben.
Die 9eutiden ftn6 6abei, europa Elm
1,e11es @eitdt gu geben, un0 wenn 6as
europa nidt pobt, miro es iid ouf
einen Observation-Disclosures &f
gefaBt mad)en miiien. Sir uns> Sic
mir Die @organge aus nnmittelbarer
ge6be beobodten fonner1, lit Ser Muf-
itieg Deuti@lon6s 10 fider, mie Ser
morgige @onnenoufgang. @ott idiibe
uns, aber bas beutide Spitem unb
sic birter linn iteben6en &rafte iino
ebenio ungIaubli4, nie Ser @eiit bes
8oIfes nniibermin6li9.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1914-10-15

gen Mleranoer bon Harma inn Sabre
1884 nn6 IS biloete eine1 Ser glan=
5enolten Mfte in Sem 9%eloelrtampf
sen Die Nieoerlanoer our @epinnn11g
ibrer 6reibeit fiibrten. @on alien 8e=
lugerl1ngen aber, meld)e 6ie Staot
aus5ubalten batte, mar Sic lebte BET
lpeitem oie f~iir5ite. ltno bo6 batte
General Sc Cutie Sic Staot i6on
friiber iibergebeu f0nnen, obne bob
man Elm &edt gebabt batte, ibm els
,1er @pr1purf 6ara1S 51 ma9en.
Madbem Sic oeutiden &ieiengei6iibe
10 leidtes Spiel nit 2iittid, 9somrr
u1o Maubeuge gebabt batten, mnBte
er ii6 flar 6ariiber iein, oab aub
ser Sail BON Mnttperpen gan5 nnper<
meiolib tpor. l1n6 er m1Bte nl1d
tpiilen, 6oB feline &offnung onf Gut
lab ponieiten Ser Mliierten auf iebr
idapoden Biiben itano. Sic Staot
bat natirlid bur9 bas 8ombacoe=
n1ent i6mer gelitten. Ser our9 Die
belltl6en @ronnaten angert6tete
Sdaoen ion elm nngebenrer 1ein.
M116 bat Ser SOB obne 3meifel nnter
ser 5uriidgebliebe1en 3%ipilbepolfe=
rurg cine blutige grnte gebalten.
8iel bon sic FEM unbeil bette bernie
Sen peroen f0nnen, men1 General
Sc CUTIE friiber gu Ser @rfenntniB
gelangt tpare, 6aB 6te 9ta6t nidt 81
balten tpur. @as NUN 6ie mtlitari=
i6e 8eoeutung 6es Saus bon Mnt=
tperper onbelangt, 10 fonnen mir inns
uls 2aien 6ariiber fa11m etn urtbeil
erlauben. Ser 6eutide @eneralItob
bat ieoenfaus getpubt, marum er CUR
8elager11ng ser @ta6t idritt. l1no
er miro ol16 tpiiien, mas er iett> mo-
lie iih in oeuti9en @an6en beftn6et,
nit ibr anfangen min.
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gen. @r bot uns oeridapiegen, 6aE
nidt sic l1nabbangigfeit, ion6ern mn
Ole M%eutralitat 8elgiens gefabroe1
mor un6 lieB uns glauben, Die nnab.
bangigfeit 6ieies Staates mare &c.
ro6e 10 %gefabr6et tpie feline Neutrali.
tat. Mu6 bot er unS Dos @elprad
nit benz 6euti6en 8otidafter bom 1.
Muguit ni6t mitgetbeilt. un6 ma.
rum? @eil Cir @rep, obne @itmii.
fen Ser @ation, England 10 iebr an
Branfrei@ un6 @uBlon6 gebun6en
nn6 ii@ berpflidtet botte, an Der
Seite 6ieier Madte gu fdmpfen, 6aB
er mdt mebr in Der Sage NOR, uber
6te Me1,tralitdt gu berban6eln."
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m8efartetes Spiel.

Nad) 6en1 Musbrltd oes &rieges
tpun0erte ma11 ii6 augemei1t Mber 0ie
16neae Mobtlmadung Ser ionit 10
langiamen un6 l6merfaufgen ruiii=
lden @rmee. &eute m1tr6ert ii6 fetn
Meni6 mebr 6ariiber, 6enn in5pi=
id)en fat Ste @elt erfabren, 6aB oie
rltllilde @roBfuriten &liq11e Ser
&rieg bon LANCER @an6 porbereite1
batte uno 0aB Tie idon int pollen &ii=
item NOR, als ii6 in Deuti@Ian6 nod
nieman6 traumen lieB, 6aB ser groBe
@eltbrano unmittelbar bepor1tebe,
Die perftbe @tnterltit &uB1an6s er.
gibt iid) 1i6t allein Big 5l1r gbt6e111
aus Ser beriibmten &orrelponbens
5mii6en 6em 6eutl9en &oiler uni
6em ruiiii6en 8oren, ionoern es lie:
gen nod an6ere 8epeiie 6afir Dor.
ginen 6aoon fin6en mir in ser folgen.
SEN intereiianten Mittbetlung Ser
8resla11er uMorgen=3eit11ng":-
v@enerol &ennenfampf ser Siib.
rer elmer ruiitiden Mrmee, bat bier
@in6er = bret S0bne un6 cine Sod.
ter =, sic felt Sabren 8reSlaue1
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@iftoriaiduIe. @m 1. MpriI matr6er
olle bier bon Sen 8reslal1er S9nler
meggenommen. Sic muBten nod
gfuBlanb 5uriid. 9os glei6e tpa1
ser SAL nit 6en 6rei S0bnen 6es
ruiiiiden 6iiriten &a65itpiq. Mu@ fl
beiu6ten ein gres1o11er @pmnaiium
utr6 a116 1te ml1Bten ont 1. Mprt
8reslou berlalien. Si9erli9 bang
Sic ploblide Mbreiie 6ieier &in6e1
mutt 6em gegentpdrttgen &riege 5u
iammen. SIM Sribiobr oIio, a1s itd
Deuti6lano nod inn t%iefiten Srte6e1
pGbnte, muBte man in &uBlan6 be