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Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
suez Canal ENDANGERED.

Paris.-The Austro-Germans are,
preparing a new offensive against the
suez canal. according to an Athens
dispatch to the Tribuna. which adds
that the British have made gigantic
preparations to meet such an eventu-
ality.
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Amerjeans 10 Aid Poland.

Washington.-Ths American COM
mission for relief In Belgium win un-
dertake similar work In Poland, as re-
quested by Germany, provided the
consent of Russia and Gsr allies can
be obtained.
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Ruaslan shlp rorpedoed.

Berlin.-'.A Turkish submarine at.
tackled a Russian feet in the western
part Of the Black sea and torpedoed q
battleship OF the Panteleimon type. !"
q Turkish official statement under
date Of October % declares.
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carranza pledges Assistance.

Austin. Tex-Assurances that every
EFFORT would be made 70 prevent law.
lessness en- the Texas border were
given Governor james e. Ferguson
Friday, in telegram from Carranza.
dated Torreon. Mexico.
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Federation to the Rescue.

Phoenix, Ariz.-The executive board
of the Western Federation of Miners
have voted to levy monthly assess
ment of one or two dollars on It's
membership of about $4,000 for the
benefit of striking copper miners in
the Clifton Morenci district
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
prominent Metatluruiet Dies.

WashingtOnW Writ Dew Tassin, a
prominent chemist and metallurgist
and formerly connected with the Unit
ed States National museum. died here
Tuesday Of heart failures after several
months, illness.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
CHICAGO worth ss.47s, s7o. sos.

chicago.-Personal and real prop
arty in Cook county lChicago) is val
ned At ss.4Ts $40. sos. according to the
report OF the board OF review prepared
zDr taxation purposes. Last year the
aBnres we're s2.98s.ss1.4 SO.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
seek Suspension of seaman's Law.

San Franeisco.-The Pacific coast.
according to advices received from
many usually conflicting sources, is
not in good shape. to meet the exac-
tons OF the new federal seamen's act,
which is effective November 4. and
seamen and owners alike are seeking
a temporary suspension of some of it's
provisions
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
uaImahIe paIntInnn stnlen.

FL Paso. Texas-Five paintings val
ued at $4,000, stolen from the bishops
palace at san Luis Potosi, are be-
iieved TO have been smuggled across
the border here and to be on their
way east
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Inerease in Erelaht TraffIe.

Chicago.-A general increase in
freight traffic on western railroads for
October indicates an advanced pros
perity for the nation, according to rail
road analysis.
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Protest Aninst- seizure.

Washington officials here inform.
ally indicated their displeasure at the
action of Great Britain in seizing the
American ship Hooking because Of the
alleged inyalidity in its transfer of
registry.
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shin Sinks After Collision.

London.-One hundred and ffty-five
men are reported missing after col
lision between the British auxiliary
sweeper Hythe and another British
warship of the Galipoli peninsula, In
which the Hythe was sunk.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
Turks Sink French Submarine.

Berlin.-The French submarine Tor
quoise has been sunk by Turkish ar
tillery fire, according to an official
statement issued by the Turkish war
office under date of October 81. Her
crew was captured.
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SIXTEEN DIE IN WRECK.
Steamer strikes shoal and is Pounded
to Pieces.

Marshfield, 0re.-The passenger
steamer Santa Clara, bound from Port
land to San Francisco. was wrecked
late Tuesday on the south spit at the
entrance of Coos bay. ITO miles south
OF Astoria. Ore. and sixteen persons
are known to be dead Several are
missing and it is believed the loss will
total twenty-five
The Santa Clara Is believed to have
struck q shoal entering Coos bay. She
carried forty-eight passengers and 9
crew of twenty-four when she left
Portland Monday morning.
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RemarrIea Former AusbanrI.

Bridgeport, Conn.-Mrs. Helen
Angle, who obtained divorce in Feb
ruary. 1911. on the ground of deser
ton from her husband, Frank w.
Angle of this city, was remarked to
him here Saturday.
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CHM Rejects Request.

Peking.-The Chinese government
on Monday rejected the proposals of
apan, Great Britain and Russia for
ostponement of the decision whether
\ monarchial form of government is
to be re-established.
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TWELVE PERIsH in FLAMES.

Fatal Fire In Brooklyn Tenement
House Started by Explosion.
New York.-Twelye persons were
burned to death in a fire which de-
stroyed a three-story tenement house
in Brooklyn, Monday night.
The fire started from gas explo-
sion in one Of the rooms. When the
firemen arrived, flames were coming
from the doors and windows and the
men we're unable to enter
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FRS DESTROYS orphanaoe.

Harrisburg. Pa-sylvan Heights
orphanage, the largest institution of
its kind in the Catholic diocese of Har-
risburg. was destroyed by fire Tues
day. but It's LOB children were marched
out to safety.
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Ex-senator stewart DEAD.

Middlebury, Vt-John w. Stewart
. former member of the United States
senate and formerly governor of the
state, died suddenly Friday of heart
disease, aged 90.
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FarmIno ventures uneertaIn.

San Francisco.-Ninety per cent of
attempted framing ventures in Cali
fornia in the last five years. 1t was
announced here by the state rural
credits commission. have proven fail
ures.
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Haltiens Fire upon Marines.

Washington.-Cor E. ]. Cole
man, Twenty-third company, marine
Of the battleship Cennec-
ticut, were slightly wounded Saturday
at Bahon, Haiti, when natives opened
fire on a marine patrol.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
THE EUROPEAN WAR A
YEAR AGO THIS WEEK


Allies took MariakerIce.
Allies crossed the YperIee and
occupied 5Ixschoote.
Montenesrins bombarded catta-
70 and advanced in Herzegovina.
Austrian movement checked at
NadWorna.
Desperate fighting at Tsinstau:
the city In flames.
German squadron under Admit
raj Won Spec defeated British
squadron under Admiral craddock
off Chile coast; British cruisers
Good Hope and Monmouth sunk.
Turks bombarded SebastopoI.
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When to Worry.

''The hoop skirt Is surely coming, :
says fashion note. but we refuse to
worry until lace Guns for men are or.
dered.-Detroit Free Press.
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FERRY WINS AT SALT LAKE.
Republicans Elect Ticket at Municipal
Election In Ogden.

EEgGLEuH NJ OHuGUa
Salt Lake City.-W. Mont Ferry was
elected mayor on Tuesday. defeating
R. P. Morris Herman H. Green and
Karl A. Scheid defeated A. G. Giauque
and H. K. Russell in the race for
places as city commissioners. while E.
A. Book made q walk-away race for
city auditor.
The Republicans elected their ticket
in Ogden. A. r. Haywood having been
chosen mayor.
P. A. Thatcher was chosen mayor of
Logan. while James E. Daniels will be
the next mayor of Provo.
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
Original vaaabond.

A vagahond was originally q trav
eler or person who went from place to
lace with or without definite object
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Daily ThnnnhA

He needs no other rosary whosa
thread OF life is strung with the beads
Of love and thought.-LuhbOck.
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Placing Him.

"Pop?"
"WeIIg"
lis the weather man the man who
predicts what kind of weather we are
going to have?"
No, the weather man predicts the
kind Of weather we are not going to
have
Montpelier examiner. [volume] (Montpelier, Idaho) 1895-1937, 1915-11-05
EnuIvonaI-

ARE you in favor of this anti.kiss.
ing crusader"
u certainly would Get my face
against the practice"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
GOSHEN HIGH CANCELS
GAMES WITH LOCALS
High Team is Left without a Contest
Until Jan. %, With
Nappanec.

Announcement was made by Coach
Metzler OF the high school basket ball
squad, Tuesday. shat the two games
scheduled with Goshen. for Jan. and
Jan 16, one to be played in each city.
had been cancelled by the Goshen
authorities. This leaves the squad
without another contest until Jan. %,
when Nappanee VIII be played
Too stiff a schedule was the reason
given by the Goshen men for cancel
ing They said that they did not feel
able TO put a team on the floor that
could give the locals the kind OF Op-
position expected as the team was
the lightest the school has had in
years.
Coach Metzler said Tuesday that he
would give the squad a prolonged rest.
and expressed dissatisfaction over the
cancellation by Goshen.
Inter class basket ball viii hold the
boards at the school Thursday after
noon.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
WRIT CALLS CHARGES
THAT GARY SCHOOLS ARE
A "FAKE" INACCURATE

GARY, Ind, Jan. 6.-Charges that
the Gary schools are "a fake" made
by George Dickson, superintendent of
the schools of Newcastle. Pa. were
branded Inaccurate" today by w II.
Writ, local superintendent, whom
Mayor Mitchell of New York pays
$4,000 a year to act as adviser 10
the New York school boards. Prof.
Dickson was quoted as praising the
equipment of the Gary schools but
saying the system was falsely based.
He said that while Gary receives S54
per capita for its schools and the aver
age teachers salary is more than ST.
GOO a year, the instructors are gen
orally inferior and the pupils lack
pep. He found lack of order in the
class rooms and lack of efficiency in
the famous industrial branches. Fin
ally. he said. the average attendance
is only SO IL per cent.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
WING0 WILL BE USED
IN TRADE WITH REDS
Cardinal Contract is Signed BY Ivy
According TO PreS't
BrittOn.

ST. LOUIS, Mo, Jan. s - Pres't
Britton of the Cardinals, announced
definitely Tuesday night that Ivy
Wingo was signed for the Cardinals
by Mgr. Higgins Tuesday to be
used in a trade with Cincinnati and
Chicago.
Britton professed Ignorance regard
ing the details of the deal and said
that Higgins would be able TO fur
nish the names Of the players con-
cerned. Higgins declared that he
hasn't made IN his mind what play
ers he will get for Wingo. He adj
mits that there will be more than
one-that one is expected to come
from Chicago via the Cincinnati Reds
and that the deal will oe completed
the first of next week. He will not,
however. tell the positions he expects
to fill by the deal.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06

that even from a military point OF
view the breach has in the past had
unfortunate results II is freely sale
at all events. that the promotion OF
highly qualified officers has been un-
justly delayed because they were
known TO have strong religious opin-
ions. If such cases really exist. the
present temper of the nation and the
army leads one to believe that they
viii promptly be put right. France
wants all the best soldiers that she
has. She wants them all. she wants
them il their proper places, and she
knows it. The general relations OF
church and state after the war are.
Of course. a much larger question. But
at all events. for the period of the
war as far as the question of military
chaplains is concerned. the two bodies
are Loyalty and happily agreed.
Priests Have Usefulness.
Those other priests who are serving
in the ranks not in ecclesiastical po-
sitions are, OF course, on a different
footing, but have also in many cases
a definite professional usefulness Of
ficially they are soldiers, unofficially
they may and do act in a higher ca
pacity Sometimes, for instance IN
out of the war places, far away from
any church, they celebrate mass for
their fellow soldiers and officers as
we'll as for themselves, and the things
of that kind that one sees and hears
for instance a splendid giant Of a man
in an ordinary privates uniform TAX
ing part Of the service at the funeral
of young officer-are always impress
sive
A private soldier, badly wounded,
was lying in one of the hospitals, and,
thinking that he was going to die,
asked for the service of a priest At
the moment no priest was TO be found.
The man in the next bed. with his
thigh hfdeously shattered by a she'll
was in a state of partial coma. Grad
ually he realized what the doctor and
the nurses were talking about. He
just managed to make one of them
understand that he was himself
priest. and would pronounce the abso-
luton of his fellow soldier if she
would hold up his hand, and then as
he whispered the words that brought
to the other the comfort that he want
d, he died.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
DESERTS TRENCHES TO
BECOME A BENEDICT
The First Marriage Under Fire Oc-
ours at Arras as shells
Fall.

PARIS. Jan. 6.-The first marriage
under fire has just occurred near
Arras. At midday the bridegroom.
Private Lenoir. emerged from the
trenches, scraped the mud off his
clothing, washed mp and marched with
a couple of soldier comrades to the
city hall, where he met the bride, "a
Parisienne dressmaker. who had jour
neyed thither by special permit.
Shells fell thick in the village dur
ing the ceremony and the subsequent
mass.
After the wedding breakfast Lenoir
shouldered mis- rifle and returned to
the trenches. The bride proceeded to
Paris.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
PRESIDENT TOO NEUTRAL
Expects Too Much l. Comment OF
Georges CIemenceau.

PARIS. Jan. 6.-"Pres't Wilson ex-
poets too much from American neu-
trality," is the comment which
Georges Clemenceau makes Tuesday
on the United States note TO Great
Britain
"Pres't Wilson has the reputation
in Europe OF being SO wonderfully inn
partial that we must not be surprised
if unexpected things happen" adds
ClemenceaU. Il fear nothing so much
as an inopportune American media
ton rOposal-inspired by Germany.
OF course-because France can never
accept apparent peace which Is oily
really a truce"
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06

are to be worn upon the arm. They
are cleverly contrived to suggest in
one effort q shoeblack, a postman, an
obesity belt, and hOt-water bottle
cover.
Being issued by the authorities,
the color naturally runs-the rain on
SATURDAY made a charming effect, and
the tailors will be pleased. 1t will
mean thousands of new suits.
I'VE shall certainly no longer pain
the authorities by usinG~the military
term uniform We shall speak of
wearing our fancy dress.
eff the Central Association accepts
these badges we shall know what they
really think about the movement they
are supposed to be fathering.
ZONE OF THE BADGE-RED.'
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
I'D CALLS OFF HIS BOUT
DOctor VIII Not Let WoIgast Box Be-
fore February.

MILWAUKEE. Wis. Jan. 6-Ad
Wolgast. who mad accepted a match
NTH Joe Azevedo a. Denver for Jan.
IS Tuesday wired 20 the Colorado
.ity calling IL or lie said his doctor
had forbidden him 90 box before
on account OF his injured
hand.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
Felt Mattress
Sale Price $4.95

These mattresses are firmly built OF fame
art ticking filled with soft clean, fluffy cotton
60 per cent felted Full size; weight A. lbs
Why wait till Spring? The thrifty buyer vii
grasp this splendid wing.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06


large in
Parlor
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
RECEIPTS GO TO CHARITY
Turns over sfS.S52. Her
share or Revenues.

PHlLADE -PHIA Pa. Jan G.
University of Pennsylvania committee
havng charge OF the Army-Navy
|ovtban games in this city has turned
Pver To the Army and Navy charities
1882. the receipts from the sale of
Pennsylvania share of the tickets for
|he game played last November This
makes total of S155 .665 which these
|harities have received from Pennsyl-
Fania for the sale of tickets since the
games have been played on Franklin
held
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
ATLANTA SPECIAL WRECK
Work Believed TO Be That of a Pro-
fessionaI Wrccker.

CHESTER, s. c.. Jan. 6.-The fast
Atlanta special on the Seaboard Air
line was wrecked late Monday night
near Pilmira, where a switch lock had
been broken with an axe and the
switch turned.
Engineer Siber, Fireman CARING
ton and Flagman Simon Allen. the
latter two colOred, were badly in
jured. The engine and mail car were
demolished. The wreck is believed 10
be the work CT a professional wrecker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
VOLUNTEER TROOPS
GET LITTLE NOTICE
English War Office Will Only
Recognize Those AffiIiating
With Lord DeSbOrOugh.

LONDON, Jan. 6.-There is a per-
feet furore for organizing volunteer
corps throughout Great Britain. and
the war office is getting broadsides
Of criticism on account of the way it
is treating these well-intentioned eff
forts. No less than 1000 unrecognized
volunteer organizations are drilling.
The war office has just announced
that 1t will grant recognition only to
volunteer military organizations
which become affiliated with the Cen
trail Association Volunteer Training
Corps, of which Lord Desborough is
president. and Lord Desborough's
corps is the only one which will now.
or any other time receive official rec
ognition.
/ expect that most of the volunteer
organizations viii follow the instruc-
tons of the war Office. but there is
much hard feeling at the present.
1t is argued that the home defense
army should form part of the mill
tary forces of the crown. so as to be
recognized combatants. whereas the
rules framed by the war Office seem
to keep them outside the pale. The
enemy, il is feared would call them
''francstireur"
For instance, these soldiers must by
no means dress 50 as to look like
army regulars.
Make Fun of Badges.
Tt is urged that the government has
made il so that 10 form such a force
increases the risk of a mans wife OF.
daughter being butchered. or worse.
A lot of fun is being made of the
badges which the war Office has hand
ed out TO volunteers. Here is an
amusing letter on the subject. written
20 London daily newspaper by a
cynical volunteer:
'Sir-The authorities. having
failed 10 kill the enthusiasm of the
new volunteers by direct means. and
as the foolish million continue 30
train and drin without expense to
anybody but themselves in spite OF
these authorities the next step ap-
parently is TO kill the voluntary corps
by ridicule (if possible).
THE new war Office badges have
arrived. They are six inches deep. a
bright red. with C. r in black They
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06

The Union Trust Company's Christ
mas Savings Club is now open Come
IN and let Us tell you all about it,
Advt
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06

WASHINGTON Jan DEAN C. Worcester former Philippine
tee the Jones ndepend enee bill declared that would be
This
n
loft the sands
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1915-01-06
SAVE ON DRUG SUNDRIES
X. p. Milton Closing Out Entire Drug
Stock at Tremendous Price
Reductions.

On account of going out Of bust
ness immense savings are offered on
Combs. Hair and Tooth Brushes,
Cloth and Bath Brushes, Kodaks and
Supplies, Hand Mirrors Toilet Pow
ders and Creams, Perfumes and all
the little things needed for Bath
Room or Dressing Table.
MILLIONS DRUG STORE,
Advt. III w. Washington aV.
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!6Obe preiie iiir @etreibe.
SsjableH beutf9. uun
Sferrei6if9e Gseutsn
an Der rum6nif4en
0rthlk.

pGtis. l6. 9lusuit. Cine De.
peits Der SaDas assrtur aus 8uiar.it
iast, eab 0it,rnidiitk uRb seu.i9e
2lsentsn Iinss Der ramGniffsn grsn5s
ben br,ifG4m prsis fiir Dsi3en. .Wsais,
Stu. Gla6s. grbisn unb gObHen. si:
Don Rum6ni,n ,rpOriirt tperSn. be-
sabl.n. Gs iit bies cine i5oIse Der 20.
ben ausfubriteu,r uuf rumdniide
IanbpirtbidaiiIi6e proSuiis, bic am
Samiias in Kraft ss.reten if, nadbem
ON Tag: porKr oas 9srbot Der qtuss
fubr ssipiTsr RabrunSsmiitsI aus Ru.
mdnisn oufsebObsn iuorben mar. 9i.
gtusfubritsuer bttrdst pon 400 Bis
1000 Grams $3.50 bis 5000 fir bi.
DdgsonIabuns nno Don 200 biz 500
ijranss $40 bis sloo) fis .ins ma
cfHsasune
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Yuansg gbisSai
Ger grdiibeut Sr fiueiiiden Repu'
bIit,
DtII lid 3um 2aifsr BON
gbiRa prot!G mireH
IaiieH.

petins, 16. 2lusuit. Guam Shi
Raj, Der prdiioent Der 4iueiri3su Res
publit, sebt nit Der abiidt I'M, iit
Sum aaiier Don China 81 prctIamireH
unb er pirb BARN DOR ieirsr nG9iten
llmaebung uno BEN grofsfor 6runt
SSobnion 9oobuop Don Der SobH5ops
fins lluiperiitGi, oem iurioii9en Be
ratkr Der 6insfTi6en RssisruHg, Der
ben Sommer in qstiHS 5abrinst, un-
isritiibt.
profeiior GoooHop, Der ii5 oas
9ertralen Yuan Sbi Sais bur9 ieiHs
rpeifm RatbTalass in friibrsu tritis
ifen 3eitsn ertpor6eH pat, 1T NIT Be
aug auf Sieie apseIes.uhit fpieberbOI!
gu Rutbs es5oesu ipproen, ieitbem sr
Dor siHsm Wonat bisrber tam. uno sr
ion ben plau DON sdn5sm oer5sH gut
sebeiben buben.
Dos bolt puroe dbf5tlia Don bem
plaH eur9 bic 9,r0fisHtIi9ung einea
9eribts iiber bic gilouus elmer Der
einiauna p.ominenter UaGnnsr unter.
<irtist, bic ben 3rped bat. oariiber 81
bsratkn. oh cine Rundrdis ni4t sine
befere Rssisrunssform fir gbira isi
aIs cine RepubIit. Sn ben bstreffsuoen
s3eitunssariitsIn bsibt es, bab PRO-
fsFot 9ooonop ertldrt babe, eins
MonardIie isi cine ttf;r. Resierunsss
form fir China, ais cine Republii; ;
uno bab bic 9erbdItnifs in China ans
oere ieien, oIs in glmsrita, unb es lit.
ni6sIib iei. Elm Spitem bon ,inem
2anO na6 sinsm anSereu au perpfIau.
gen.
G;xer Aer guthtiu&s mitsa QInASns
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Wiebr ais 1000 2lmeris
faner
Gieneu inter Den SGnaoierH in
sSIunoeru.

SunDerte BON 2tmeritas
nern bereits gefaIlen.
QDnbOn, 16. Quguit. rRidt ipe@
niger alg 1000 gtmeritaner pienen in
ben Rei6en Der canabti9en MiltStrupz
pen" iagte bier SonHtug QbenO Der
tandbii6e &riegsminifter 9eueraIa
muior Samuel !6us3es. sd tlbe Re.
reits mefrere bunbert griefe, in bensn
ia 0dnt6nrtsit uno Spmpatbie auss
seOrIdt, all Mliittsr pcn jungen gtmss
ritnHern seidrieben, Die in SIanoerr
neben ibreu tunaOii6en SumeraOsu
tGmpfsno sefausn firb. Wlebr als
1000 9tmsritansr iiRp cinsemuitert
ipprOsn unb mir t6unten nod mebr
tstommen, peHu mir bies pani6en
ipGteu. Cine srObe gln5dbI BON ebemu-
Iisen r8eit gptnters" 1a6sn uHs tire
0ienite uIs Offi5iere unaeboten uno
eiHige ouOOn befinoeH fi9 iest in uUz
IersI Retben.
Die oeuti den &oIpniitsH
in RubluHb.
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