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The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

MILAN, July 16.-Twenty large
military hospitals, furnished accord
ing to the requirements of modern
medical and surgical science, have
been prepared in Milan for the recep-
ton of the wounded. All the hos
pitfalls are linked up with the railway
station by street car lines for the
conveyance of the wounded. which are
graded at the station according to
their wounds and sicknesses. 1t is
estimated that Milan and vicinity has
$4,000 beds at its disposal.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

to make reparation 1t declares that the attack
not meant for the American flag, but was nothing
more than an unfortunate accident, which Germany
stands ready to make amends for. 49, $50 ~
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 15-As far as this
government is concerned the German note received
today in regard to the attack the Nebraskan
closes the incident except for the payment of
damages. The note asserts that the Nebraskan flew
no flag, and that the markings on the vessel were
invisible so that \was impossible for the submarine
commander to identify the ship. Immediately upon
the hosting of the American flag, the submarine
stopped firing.
LONDON, July 15-The war Office today off
cay admitted that the English have sent troops into
Servia and that large contingent of Britishers is
now fighting side by side with the Serbians along
the Austrian frontier. The news has been well
received by the public who have been clamoring to
know where the men are gone to that Kitchener has
been sending out of England in such numbers.
LONDON, July 15.-The Norwegian steamer
Ryo has been torpedoed and sunk in the North Sea
by German submarine. The second officer was
killed when the explosive struck the vessel but the
remainder of the crew was saved. The Ryo was of
100 tons burden.
LONDON, July 15.-One hundred and fifty
thousand Welsh miners have gone strike, shutting
down all the coal mines in the Welsh fields The coal
fields affected essential to the carrying on of the
war ny UTedl DT1ldlH DIS uey supply all Ine SCeam1ng
coal used by the British navy. The government had
issued proclamation two days ago placing the coal
fields and the miners under the provisions of the
Munitions act This done to forestall the action
taken today by the men, and in the belief that it
would prevent the strike, the act imposes heavy
penalties all violators, and the who went on
strike today are criminals under the law The strike
of the miners is defiant to the governments
proclamation and they have taken the step to
enforce what they consider their rights, and with
full knowledge of the consequences of their act
Whether the government will proceed to arrest and
prosecute the men under the law is question and
will present serious problem for the coalition
cabinet to determine. Upon wise decision of the
question will depend the safety of the empire and
the preservation of industrial peace at time when
the resources of the country are most in demand
The men demand that they be paid higher wages
so that there may be some equitable distribution of
the increased profits the mine owners are making
out of The war; and absolutely refuse to submit their
demands to arbitration.
CARDIFF, July 15.-At a conference of the
striking miners held here today it was decided by
large majority to reject the recommendations made
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

LONDON. July 15-The French war office has
issued an official communique beittling the reports
from Berlin claiming important successes for the
German arms IN the Argonne Forest. The French
assert that the contrary is true and that it is their
troops who are winning ground. From the news
received here from Petrograd and Berlin, and
various places along the eastern battle front, the
British military observers of the opinion that all
signs are pointing to a attack upon Warsaw.
This new sorte will be directed from the frontier
of East Prussia, and will perhaps drive down upon
Warsaw from the north. A simultaneous movement
will be commenced from the south of Warsaw, but
it is felt that the real attack will be from the north
1t is agreed that the Russians have enough soldiers
along this front to put up stubborn resistance and
that the chances of success for the Teutons are
slim. Despite the fact that the attack will be from
East Prussia it is more than likely that in order to
strengthen their forces there the Germans have been
compelled to weaken their line in southern Poland.
and therefore, the Russians will inaugurate counter
offensive at this point This counter offensive will
probably be made along the River Bug, where the
Austrians recently suffered reverses. -..-..
WASHINGTON, D. c.. July 15-Diplomatic
representations have been received by the State
Department from Austria Hungary strongly protest
ing against the heavy shipments of munitions of
from this country to the allies The protest states
that the shipments have become great to seri-
ously endanger the neutrality of the United States.
The matter has been under consideration by the
State Department since July l. and it has about been
decided that reply is not necessary Austria con-
tends that the export of war material proceed
ing of the present war is not consonant with proper
definition of neutrality.
The Austrian note adds a suggestion to the
United States that it would be quite sufficient to
advise the enemies of Austria and Germany that
the United States would prohibit the shipment of
foodstuffs and war materials to them unless they
stopped interfering with the trade of the United
States and neutral countries.
BERLIN, July 15.-The German official state
ment issued this morning states that Przasnysz a
town in Russian Poland 80 miles north of Warsaw,
has been captured. The Germans also captured the
village of Konsya south of Kolno, and stormed the
heights of Olszauka northeast of Suwak The
Germans are preparing to resume the offensive
against Warsaw on a large scale.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 15.-In a new note
received today Germany officially admits that the
sttack upon the Nebraskan was mistake. 1t also
a.dmits that the American vessel was torpedoed by
a German submarine. The note expresses regret
for the mishap and says aso-t that Germany is ready
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

DIR. W. Fl. Chase, of Cordova, who is now in
Valdez, sent message to the Times this afternoon
telling of the fire and stating that it was now out
Among the buildings mentioned by DR.. Chase as
being destroyed, the only one not included in the
above list is that of Chas Day. The doctor does
not state whether or not this means the Seattle
Hotel. The wharf would have been destroyed if
dynamite had not been used to prevent the spread of
the flames.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

Sam Blum, the merchant of Cordova and Valdez
received a wire this morning apprising him of the
destruction of his store Valdez the biggest one in
the city by fire. Mr. Blum left on the Evans to look
over the damage done, and before going expressed
himself by stating that the fire was a terrible
calamity, but that far as his business was con
cerned he was fully protected by insurance
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20
SEND THEM BACK

Personal papers of Mrs. Phillips lost
or misplaced in Chitina. If found
please forward to this office.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

Mayor Slater received the following telegram
from Valdez in answer to his message offering our
sister city any aid desired from US, towit mayor,
Cordova: Everything under conrtol. Thanks.
WOOD, Acting Mayor
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20
VALDEZ HAS BIG FIRE
OVER S75O,OOO LOSS

Mayor Slater Immediately dispatched a telegram
addressed to the Mayor of Valdez Offering to send
any assistance that necessary on the Evans
which is due today.
The Chitina leader. [volume] (Chitina, Alaska) 1910-1928, 1915-07-20

All the Real News in the Times.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-30
MIB0bauIen I'M saHbensraben.

Die Grfa6rungen an Der 6ront,
Die Die Barrier o2ibert64 BON einem
Baron %. er5dblt, legsu bic @ermu@
tung nab, oaB in Oiefsm fran8Dii=
iden 8aufenbiaHa infer beriibmter
feliger Barren Mdin9baufen pteOer
auferftanoen lift. Der neue Mliin9s
baufsH bent BET Der aompdguie zines
2eutnants, burd befen M}unb er bon
ieinen 9elbeutatea er3d6lt.
slnter meinen Qeuten" i4reib1 Der
Sffi3ier, ybefinoet fi6 Elm GROCER
bIonosr damn, Der i'm 3ipineben biels
fa6er Miaiondr tit uuo bisber NIT
benz rei4iten 2uru8 un9eben mar.
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ldlapp nerben, aber i9 tduI9te mid.
@r marfdierte TAPER 6arauF los; ais
mir ober nod einem Ean9en Idtperen
mdri9e dae ermiibet nie0erianfen,
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-30

mir gsrFdrtungsil urb beIeBten fuies
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ron, pO ta tbn perlaHeu battle, I'M
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Mlitten in Der Rn9t mubten mir
uns pieOer Suridaieben, neil man
ben 4ngriff iiberlegener fsiROIiher
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2eute, dber Der Baron pOats niGt
nit. SD CAB Inn fuegen ungsbor>
fans fpfOrt adt Sage Mittelarref.
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IieB i9 Jpn ieinem S9idIul. Wir
8ogen uns alif einen 9iiseI etfpu 1000
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ungeIt0rt Der 9ube gu pflegen. Gs
tpurOe betnnnt gegebeu: SIS gibt
cine An8abI Auartiere nit 8ets
ten. un0 ole, bic SuerIt binsintoms
men. tSnusn BARN f9ldfsn." Sd
idmei9Ie mir, ni6t fauI getpeisn gu
fetn !" fGbrt Der 2eutnant fort, .aber
als i'd ms erfte 9uus fam, Oa fdro
i'd meinsn Baron f9ou i'm gett unO
i9lafen0.
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ftlteBt Der Brief, init blutigen
aSpfen btimeei6idt. Mir boben ibs
nen ge3ei9t, bon mem bas tpidtigIte
0arbaneIlenfort p%erteioigt tpirb.
MOsen Fe ipieoerfummsu, cine gleis
DE asbre tit i6usn ii9sr. gBir finb
bier oils gum qeubsritsn snti9lofen
unb Feben ober fallen NIT unTeren
Iieben OeutT9en 6eIdiiBsn."
Sin neiterer Brief er5dbIt bon ben
grobsn 8erluiteH Der Gngldnoer un0
Srdn5ofen, bon benen man in Der
Seimat nur einen SeiI tenni, neil
Die @erluIte unb @elGdoiaunqen pon
3eritGrern, SorpeDobODtsr, Minenfus
9ern u1p. fidy gar ni9t genau fefts
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BEN 3dbl toter fetnbli6er Gesleute,
bic bas Nleer an 2ano geIpiilt bat
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ge bebaIteno, NIT Feinsm 6umor:
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benen bos ousge8stdnete @erbdItnis,
Oas sipii9sn 9eutidsn uno SiirIsn
bsrri9t, gum ausbrud tummt,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-30

ffu sat eanh eh faalm IA.
ifsabia ia bttll6 Cfhham uab
.hisiiQlin. ebN .baaNfdllia balu
Nmahni SO m0btn rlt ia Cd ltibst
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let oiM Winilab Bet btuiiAm Off,
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pa. pa sri6im zines 1oqts bts
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enptt Wnfd do. Die 0snil den
Qriileriiten iouisn ION 3eiatu, mas
ie t0Husn. limo ft ssigttn Is Oem
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babsu IN friebli9eu, ober fraffen
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auf 6as @aFer binaus un0 bi. snts
G6ieBd6ung begann. llnO
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den Geitele in 5sben. 0eutfAe
unb 9irten la9tcn psrgniigt uno Der
arigsminiiter, Der aus ieinen erns
groBen 4ugsn gtipaunt bic aufs
beoba6tste, mar befrisbigt.
8alo barauf oonnsrten Dor ben
Daroanellen Die mGGtigen @eiddBe
Der engliIdsfran8OFIden GIotte uno
faulien bic rieiigen @rnnaten
oura bic iDsihe 9uft, UNI daerbin9s
i'm WaFer bes 9arbpnslIens
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Zen Soften deer mlu Sort bfttin
0iii ben lhuuflm AaliAm l981-
a0.5i mafhm mlf aaffitdliii WlB
Beg 6tihh natt gtraa btiau iodr
blfb e. Del nns. s8n BIZ @HtHbfi
lin0 nub bttis unb bf8luit be Ct
b sister BEN SfhHm 0o lhntftn
wtituet nub Dem NJadsa ttt cuff
ihlaqmttn Granaltn 8nl0 lilmms
ten quo bic anbsrm Wsrlt In bas
Nrn3tfi Elm. Den heim Wltloet man
f6 anr leintn Ntariii az MAIDEN
ottmus. 9innsu Spti biS orei 9luns
ben parm 8tlis, AH8tu. S6upptn
uip. psrihpunbsn un0 bic 9lriens
ldisrne ipor NIT nod Gin Trimmers
haufn. Die un9t6gurtn @eidohe
rilen g0her BON "a Wlsler 1iefe
uno 80 Weier lmiang, in oentn als
les perIdpan6. Der gatterie6of
GID balb elmer QlpeuIanoldaft, 70
battsn bic risligsn @rauatsn gebauit.
lin 6 llbr absnbs mar Der iurhtbare
Aampt in Dem iid bic BaIienbriis
oerfdaft Der 9eutiden uno 3Irten
in tabeIloiem 3uiammenarbeiten aufs
gIdnsenoIte bstpd9rt bate, gu Gube.
Die @erluite iparen ouf mIerer Seis
te erltaunIih geriug. Die 0eutI9cn
+.
hatteH A 5ote, Is 8erpuubete, bic
Siirten 3 Tote, 7 @ernunOete. Sn
ldmtli4en acknowledgements batte Der
%ungebeure aampf Elm OFFER BON nur
GA 9oten unb ebeniobtel @erpun0es
ten getoftet. GraeIlen8 pon ltfebom
abeE tonnte am abenb Elm IeIes
sraiim an e. Mlaieitdt inter gnnS
~heion0erer ScroorbebuHg Der arti1es
riitilteu QeiItungeu dbienben.
sGo bdtten mir oenn bic 5einoe",
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singdrgs untersutau4sn ober hOGs
ftns rieIige 2D6er IN unniibe CRIB
baufen Sa reiBen. Ser gerlduf oes
erlten unb Der nd9folgen0en 8oms
baroements, ole in Der SnuptTa9e bic
ipenig niftigsn 2tlBsniperte in Mits
ltioeni6aft Sogeu, beren fdlieBIi4er
8aa, Der drf ben Sang Der Greigs
niIe teinen peIsntliteu GinfluB aiss
suiibsn permodts, 1T Der Melt idngit
6stonut getporben. Sn ben 9uupts
forts 0amibiie. Msojebie, SiIio
9abr, 8arbanos ufru., berrihte nod
Idnae 3sit nod Dem srIten 4nIturm
Der Gegner 9Rubs. Dpbl mar Die
g~eiabnns in itdnbigsr aIarmbereits
lhaft, aEer bas Qeben fpieIte iin In
ben dQtdglihen. faft friebIi6en Gors
men ab. Stat uno 9oppeltopf Deer
3arod blieben Elm beliebter 3eitpers
treib, benz bic 3iirttn lebr intereKiert
b%eiiDobuten. Der billige tiiriifde
aanbptin blieb ou9 peiterbin Tebr
gef6aBt, nah pie bor Iaben DeutI1e
unb Iiirten Bel einem Mpttd auf Dem
BuBbDOen suiammen unb unsdbIige
aromatiT9e 3igaretten SerfloFen i'm
bIdlen Nailh. 8is es Dann and
fir bic Itartsn 8olperte Der Dnroas
nslenilraBe belize arbsit CAB.
Mie Furdtbor bic geIdieBungen
tpuren, benen fdlkBli6 na6 benz
5aa Der 4nBenforts aud bic 6aupts
iperte ausgeiebt ipdren unD ipte fDes
mig lie bod imifanbe gepeien fino,
bic @iOeritonostruft unO ben Maut
Der sutf6 stiriiidm Iaffsnbrlnsr
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IN sr Dirtlidteit osporbsn, bieler
@eoanit. 9runten am gogporus
unb in ben Sorts Der 1orbanellen
iiebsn beutide Observation-Disclosures
an beutidtu @el9iiBeu unb tdmpFen
etnsn 6aoentampf gtotn finen mad.
tigsn Jsinb. Der nit ieinen 9au5ers
rielsn ii1 Gin uno DurdIaB err
5lUingen min. DeulIde unb 5iirtsn
bolten ober uberaa, iDo ie bas
GdidfdI nebeneiHnnber gsitsIt bat.
treue MaffenbrioerI9aIt. Ser Zurs
te bsgegnst ieirsn bsuiThfn admeroz
oen nit elmer Qldtung, bic an Wers
ebrung sren3t, CT fiigt fd tpiaig ies
Der anorbnuug, tut Itil unb emiig
feline pflidt unb lit offsufi6tlih nur
RON Dem sinen Mun1d srfiiat, Is Dem
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Deutfdtn, beFen folootiI6e 9ii9tigs
felt tr ebflid beDunbsrt, gleidsutun
unb iia ais piir6iger gamerab gu
srpsiIsn. Ino Der 9eutl6e bat ben
Itilen, ettpds meIan9oliTGen Stance
roosn germ. or f6dbt feline grduds
bartlett, Ct I6Gbt in i9m einen tiia.
ti8eu Grlbaten, Der mir Der suten,
Ttratfsr 8iibrurg beOarf.
Sn osn fnrten 9efsItigungeR 0es
8ospprus unO Der 8drbanellen tpas
rem Die oeutIdeu observation-disclosures
fen auf ibrem 9oIten. GreiIi1 ni9t
in benz Idmuden an3us 0sr beutiden
Blnui1den. On SteTe Der flDtten
9dnbermiibe FAB Der rots Sea. Das
blous .!0smb", Der beliebte Wotro-
I~entrogsn, ben einTtmals Gorb gtsIfon
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tiN M n ttsrlw li9A rtW
tf st eaa teta Att
H Naf HAN gelffN itnf
W8. MaMiiAh @aH8 NM saNN Np@
aaA# MN lbH WNm m NAi
lfMit.ga AfaatN hHn At Nsfsa.
IVA aaw NiAm Hiht &lAlfu iohalt
HHt flNts ttt4N 4ttiHea
talm An ttgm pttt HW@
.fiablN lhM htm &iHl mH ni
aHaanaa BEN &aN Mihtt AasA
dhW uHita no Du Baton ais ils
Ha4Hf gslt. Ds Rempaanf leHs
.iH Httf ribmW. bes usR nfa
FaHgiW ttitel mar. nu eauvimanH
lpahlt pR 1t ben WiUl ltlhu Gpls
.ttlgH auii h84Ht nslaim lsunlt
etllf. titi q. .iH otm noif Itno
8tfNdfinnatH ~ahiumafita. NsiH
Wiofanatmitn laals btt oaaplmonH
nah thtm Nllf butt Dos 0tlhalaa.
.M0lmutclg. bic Itildta Hno
noh riot I'M Totf ofin. abu "
itastn oui Die ednisr.' SO blldlt
bin uno fab am Senior hss ulfn
6aalts cine gsliall IN dntm Islomn
Gdlaiamhe BON bIabrola Gtiot. %
nor mtiu Baron. Der aniacpddl mar,
unb aai BE Dtuiidsn i%tutrit. &c.
iaos In bisism Nueenblid btlamsn
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Seinen aufgeIperrteH 9aden
SHmefgierig ld5iebt berpor
Sid 5u bdnbgent bib gu idgen
Weit in oeine5 @roteiIs Radt.
8elG Elm @unideul @el6 Elm 8aoenl
limb nt1t Ieidt miro es oollbrndt.
Gem, Die etHit ben Qin0purm ihluaeu,
Nie es 8fiidt Dem. Gittersmafn.
Sic Die neien &eDren trugen
Wte Elm 9atrameiit borar,
5hiBen bid nit ibrem Gdtperte,
6~eitgepaH8ert utb umi4ient:
gugIano, has Die 6retbeit ebrtel
6talitreit, bas oent 2ic6t geoienl
6rib gngeE.
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Rad Der g ir9netb. -
DaItel. Satrd, bait Ou a Watiden
gstrisgt, bein Geii6t 1T ia gang
o'f9mollen!
gia3i; Sa, b0s mar a 8oIItreffsr!
Dor @ertht. Ri1ter
(5um &Idger): rNas poIlen Sit
rod, sic baden bod geb0rt. Der ga
ron lit OerurtsiIt tporben, bic Sumnle
on Gle gu aablen!"
RIdger: r@os biIft mir bos urs
tell, iusnn Der Baron nidts bat, for
al 3ablen. obsr i6 ipiibt ne reihe
Jrau fir ibn; t6nneu sic n niHf
perurtsiIen, naB q bic heiratsn muB2@
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SIN 4nmeIbeburtGu
res rten &egiments nirb Elm 5rei.
ipilliger nod feinsn psrfondlien aiiss
gefragt. Der 5eIbtpebeI fiiIIt bos
SormuIar ntls nnb frogt: mMsl9s
ReIigion 6aben Sis2' Der 5rst-
ipilltge, Der 4nglt Bat, baB Ct tpeger
al groBsn anbronges niat gsnoms
rfen pirO, iast s0sernb: rgtu, ipas
t0nnten Sic benin nod brdu9en9"
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serYas, BrHdtr !

Der Dieuer aatboliIGe @eTeIens
Dsrein bat eineu G~elopoHbrief ser
DeffentIiateit iibergeben, ben Gin
8oritaubsmitglisb 6eg gereins. Elm
ipaderer 9oapeOs 3ugfiibrsr. an feline
Biener 6reunoe idrieb, Der 8rief
loutet:
sd bunte Sbnen fir bic aarte.
aber sic tommen 3u fpdt nit So
rem Dunfbe. Dab id Iou bel Ru1s
fen fdngen. SD bah fhon gefangen.
am 10, DECEMBER bin ib ms pas
trul gegangen NIT 6 maun. Sd Biz
rufif4e 9etungen gegangsn. Dort
mar niemanb, RliBlano bat aiid3ug
eemadt. 9afbem bab i1 9efebl be-
tommen, Dab id barf ni9t peiter
gebsn. SEPT fe6en i6 2 5igur melt
bon mir geben. Mlein 2eutnant bat
nit @uder geidaut, fagts: 8ds 1T
2 SoIoat. 9ut, i9 gebe, uno tperoe
td b%erbringen.
Qber isbt iino Die 2 in elm 6ous
gesdngeu, bnnn bin i'd NIT 2 Mann
bingegungen. 9atiirIi9 gut aufpaFen,
@etpebr laOen. 8aionett duf unb bors
pdrts. Sci Saus bab i9 2 3ibil
g~efunben, Sd frngte: nSn peI9em
9aus iinb bic ruTii9en 9oIoaten?4
n9ott i'm 5aus iino feds SoIs
bdten."
ualiO, bu folF nit mir tommen,
3iDil." st fagte: ogaein, fam ni4t,
neil Der HuB fdieben tut" nSa
imam gustu Gid nebme bag Sc
ipe9r)," bdb i'd gefagt. o9u mubt
NIT mir tommen!" Sd mar I9on
100 @4ritt BON oerienige 9aus, oaun
bob i9 gefagt gum 3ibiI: p0u font
bingeben, uno Jag gum RaFen: fie
ioasn beraustOmmsn ih i6ieB nidt."
Bis CT bingesdn9en, bin i'd aud bius
ipn3iert. Giner 1T berousgefOmmen
obne Geipebr. sd bab gIei6 Die 5ano
gege6en unO oSerDds, 8ruOer!" bab
i'd gefagt. Die dnbere auFen baben
IS geieben bur9 ous 5eniter, glei9
iinb 10 bis u berousgetOmmen.
SD tonnte ni9t 70 I6nea 6dnb
geben. 8abei 1T Elm ruITiider Sorz
poral gsfpefsn, Der bot alIes gam ges
unb bat sIeid 8ergatterung ges
mddt unb bat semelbet auf ruFiid;
10 Mann!"
gliO bite! Sd bob nit 2 @oIs
bat 10 RUB g%efdngen.
SD Bite sic, i4reiben Sic es
EXTRA db uno leien sic Dor i'm @es
.islenberein.
@utTsor ii0b65Ii (piele @ribD a
&olpings GolOat. 9alog6 Better
Die Gr3d9lung 1T glaubbaft. Oa
Der padere gulosb peter iid erft
Dor tDenigen Woden bic flbtrne
Sapfertettsmebailte perbient bat.
/
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On g~srleacnnsit.

GngIif9er ariegsberi6ts
eritatter: @seine 3eitung berlongt
ipiebcr cine grDbere Giegesnadjridt;
nber tpo6er nctmen unb nint fte5Ien2
So fam fe mir bod nidt ans ben
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