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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22

simulated conditions of war have dem
onstrated the practicability of the
theory and the need of thoroughly
trained officers. according to army Off
Gals. They point out that two years
ago at the annual rifle rect at Camp
Perry, O., a company of the best civil
ian marksmen was formed to fire in
competition with company chosen at
random from the army. The army
shooters, although composed of only
average individual marksmen, were
commanded by an officer trained in
mass firing. The civilians were easily
defeated.
The reservation at Fort Sill is a
rolling prairie, particularly adapted to
rife practice at concealed targets. Be-
sides being taught range finding and
fire control, the officers are taught the
art of concealing troops from fire and
the most advantageous methods of for
nation in moving a body of troops
acrss a fire-swept field, or against an
enemy position.
The school is divided into five classes
and composed of fifteen field officers,
thirty company and troop officers, fif-
teen machine gun officers and one hun
dred and ten non-commissioned Off
GERS. The field officers above the rak
of captain are being trained as in
structors to command the regimental
schools which are to be established.
Colonel R. M. Blatchford is command
ant of the school. In addition to
teaching rifle and machine gun fire,
the school is entrusted with the test
ing of new rifles, targets and ammu-
rition.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
Here's Another
Cure for That
Corn and All

CHICAGO, ILL.,, Dec. EFF friend
wife insists on joining a classic dane
ing class, don't "spoot" her about try
ing to change rotund figure to one
of svelteness. 1t may not be that.
Lots of thin girls are going in for
the barefoot dances for no other reas
en- than to cure their corns. Miss Hell
en- Hamilton, who has a big class of
exclusive lake-front mesdames and
madamoiselles, made the confession
today
IT'S the only sure cure for corns, y
said Miss Hamilton. Dancing with
out shoes or stockings and in fiimsy
robes creates a circulation all the way
down to the toes. AS every one knows,
calloused spots, like corns, come
where there is no circulation
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22

entertained number of the very young
folks, giving an Xmas tree for her
children and their friends. and the
event was one long to be remembered
by these happy youngsters.
Miss Mamie Harris, who is teaching
at Williams this year, is spending
Xmas delightfully."- with friends and
relatives here
Miss ALA Kidd's many friends were
delighted to have her return home
last Sunday from Doerun for the holt
days.
Mrs. j. A. King and children of St.
Andrews, Fla, are spending the Yule-
tide quite pleasantly with "home folks"
and friends.
Mrs. G. E. Thornton, Miss Sallie
Thornton and Mrs w. N. RUSSELL were
among others shopping in Americas
one day last week.
Miss Lois Rees returned Sunday
from the State Normal School at Ath-
ems to spend Xmas at home.
Miss LeVerne Souter is at home for
the holidays
The many friends of Mrs. B. F. Tul-
lis are glad to know that she continues
to improve, following recent oper-
alton, performed at Plains.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
Uncle Sam Viii Open School
OF Musketry to 7eoch Arts of
Shooting; Only One in u. S.

FORT SILL, Okla, Dec. 22-The
school of musketry of the United States
aImy-the only school of it's kind in
the country-will.o open at the reserva>
ton here shortly before the first of
January. The exact date has not been
decided upon, as the new buildings
which are to house the school have not
yet been fully completed.
The school is for the training of Off
GERS and non-commissioned officers of
the army in directing and controlling
the fire of bodies of troops and in the
systematic handling and formation of
troops under fire. Individual marks
manship is not taught. The school was
organized last July. 1t was located
ath Fort Sill because of the presence
here Of the school of fire for the Unit
ed States artillery, with which it CO.
operates, and because of the opogra-
ply and extent of the local reserva-
ton, which is the largest in the coun-
try. Later on, the war department in
tends to install regimental schools in
each post and then the institution here
will be turned into a normal school for
the training of teachers.
The idea of mass firing, as opposed
to individual craftsmanship, was first
conceived by an Italian general about
twenty years ago. 1t was developed by
the Germans and finally adopted by the
other European countries and muske-
try schools now are established in all
European armies.
The first investigation of the posi-
hilities of mass firing was made in this
country seven years ago at Fort Leav-
enworth, Kansas. Captain H. E.
Eames, now assistant commandant of
tn eschool at Fort Sill, was selected to
take charge of the work. He found
nothing in the English language on the
subject. The problems and formulas
which he worked out now comprise
the text book for the army. The re-
suits of test lessons conducted unde
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
MANY INTERESTING
ITEMS Of NEWS IS
At ANTHONY CHAPEL

ANTHONY CHAPEL, Dec. 22.-Wed-
ding bells as well as Christmas bells
will be ringing in our neighborhood
soon. Mrs. ]. A. Parsons has an
nounced the marriage of her daughter,
Emma Louise, to Mr. Monroe Lanier,
of Hawkinsville. The marriage will be
December 18th at their home on the
Lee street road.
JOrdan-Dupree.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew Jordan an
nounce the marriage of their daughter,
Eula, to Rev. Edward Dupree. They
will be married December the twenty
third at their residence On the Lee
street road
Shower For Bride.
Mrs. E. A. Allen and Mrs. J. A.
/ Worthy entertained at Mrs. Worthy's
residence Wednesday, the fifteenth,
with miscellaneous shower in honor
Of Miss Parsons. The house was beau
tifully decorated with Christmas vines
and evergreens. The lovely presents
were placed on brilliantly lighted
/ Christmas tree There was Punch
and Judy wedding at the close of
which the refreshments were served.
They consisted OF selatine with cream
ard cake. The guests were, Mesdames
A ]. Worthy, Erastus Chappell, Sam
Rodgers Of Sumter, ]. C. Hoffman of
Leslie, J. A. Parsons, w. A. Cox, E. A.
Allen, Erastus Mask, r L. Griffin, AL
/ fred Johnson, George Simpson, Ella
Bass, Hugh Page, Misses Ethel How
ard, Nellie Mae Maccorquodale, Waitcle
Edwards and Mary Simpson.
The Visiting Folks.
Mrs. H. A. Stewart, of Leslie, spent
last Wednesday and Thursday with
Mrs. Roy Robinson.
Mrs. w. A. Richardson and Messrs.
Harold and Swinney Richardson we're
guests of Mrs. Roy Robinson Thurs
day.
Mr.. Edward Dupree, of Myrtle
Springs, was visitor in our commune
ity Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs Grin Robinson and
Miss Edna Robinson were guests Of
MIR. and Mrs. Roy Robinson Sunday.
Miss Nellie Mae Macoranodale, of
HAVANA, Fla, who has been visiting
i Mrs. A. j. Worthy, has returned to her
home.
| Mr.. Marvin McAllister, of Americas,
was the guest of his sister, Mrs. EN-
met Daniels, Sunday.
Miss Beatrice Connors who has
been attending the S. N S. in Anthony
has returned to her home for the holt
days.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
INTERESTING ITEMS
|OF MEMS FROM THE
CITY OF PRESTON

PRESTON, Ca, Dec. 22.-The ex,
orcises Friday afternoon of the pri-
mary grades at the closing of school
for the holidays were largely at
tended and very much enjoyed.
The little Xmas tree which was the
inspiration of their resourceful teacher
and which they all considered their
very own, was indeed pretty with its
decorations and presents for every
child, and surely there wasn't one who
would not wish Miss Plemmons hap
by Xmas and happier New Year.
The exercises of the advanced grades
were held Friday night, but owing to
the inclemency of the weather were
not so largel yattended, although the
pupils acquitted themselves very cred
itably,. even under these trying cir
cnnstances. They were appropriate
to the Xmas occasion and very enjoy
able.
Mrs. j. w. Montgomery was a gra-
cious hostess last Saturday afternoon
at the first of the Xmas parties en-
PERTAINING her Sunday school class.
After enjoying different games for
an hour or so, delightful refreshments
were served, and all the happy young
folks departed wishing Xmas came Of
tener.
Tuesday afternoon Mrs. Howell Cobb
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
Ies Final DispoaItion.

HAS Dobbs disposed of Lis motor
carr" YES" II was not aware that
he had disposed Of it." "Oh, yes. He
disposed of it one morning between
the hours OF three and four o'clock, in
deep gully about ten miles east OF
town. "-Eirmingham Age-Herald.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22

Seaboard Buffet Parior-Sleeping Car
IN Trains 13 and IA, arriving Americas
from Savannah 11:25 p. m, and leav-
Ing Americas for Savannah 2:30 a. m
Sleeping car leaving for Savannah Mt
$50 a. m, will be open fer passen-
gers at 1928 p ~.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22

For further information apply to H.
P. Everett, Local Agent, Americua
Ia; c. w. Small, Div. Pass, Agent,
'avannah, Ca; c. B. Ryan, a p. A.,
Jolfolk, Va.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1915-12-22
SeabOdrd Air Line
he Progressive Railway Of the South
Trans Arrive.

Leave Americas for Cordele, Ro-
Ghelle, Abbeville, Helena, Lyons, Col
Inns, Savannah. Columbia. Richmond
Portsmouth and points East and South,
12:S1 p In
ESQ q m
Leave Americas for Cordele, Abbe-
rifle. Helena and intermediate points.
5:1s p m
Leave Americas for Richland, At
anita, Birmingham, Hurtsboro, Mont,
SOmery and points West and Northwest
S:10 D IN
Leave Americas for Richland, Coll
kmbus, Dawson, Albany and interme-
Hlate points
10 .05 m
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-24
Gin sdl6nes aMnlblatt.

Ger befnnnte Marirternnler Yro.
|fefior Sans gobrM bat uns in lei7
ilein Weonnmentnl @en1loe Ser
Iette Wfaln" Gins Der eittorndspoll.
lten aricgsbilber geibenft, Die mir
beiisen. Ser 8ornurf fniipft an Der
teloenboften llntergang Der oeutlder
lleberiee- Jlotte BEL ben 5alflanos-
ssnieln an. @egen groBe neberlnadt
haben oeiltihe Sbiffe iih Dem @eg-
ner au offener 5flaht geltcllt, unn
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BEN lebten Mann NIT in Die Siefe a.
honnn1en mir feline @naoe bon
Dem perbaBten @egnerl Sa, ielblt
I'M Iebten Mugenblife, als oie pcrs
funfene u2eip5ig" nod eiltnlal fiel-
oben treibt, erfaBt elm bereits nit
ben @ellen riftgeiloer 0fatrole nob
cine oelitihe gootsflagge iitlo. err
flimtnt nit ibr ben aus oent @uifer
tauhenoen &iel bes Shiffes. Dit
nerbiger Saltlt ben ab5ieben0er iiita
brennenoen englifhen 9reaonougGts
orobeno, idtpingt oieier uleste
Mann1 nod einnal Die fhiuur5-tpeiE
rote SIagge fiirs 8aterlano. Ser
8erlag bon Otto @1titab 3ebrfelo in
2eip8ig bat bns 8obrof fite @entdl-
De oltrd) 8erbielfdltigltngen oelr
aunitbanoel 5itgdngig gentadt uto
bn0urd Elm miiroises Shmudltiif
fir oos oelltide 9eint gefdnffen.
Das Bib erIbien in fiinitleriidem
@ierfarbenoruf, in @roBe bon 58:76
en-. Ser HreiS lit a Marf
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-24

men @eisen nnS Mais 6eganm. Sie
9Dggenernte tit Elm ,uenis itnterbalb
bes 3nrdjihnitts. Die &eisenernte
iiberiteiat SEN 9nrd)ihnitt. 8ie Sur
t5ffelermte tit ansge5eid)net.
Ins Garis miro gen1eloet, ooB bes
Sou6e5 uno gseupiae. 8luiiden Der
Somme uno Stle uno Der Die uno
slisne unb in ben 9lrgorllten glrtill1=
riefatnpfe i'm @ange iinb.
Die beutlhe Regiernng bat Ger od-
nilden ibr 9eoauern iiber Die Ser
ienflng oes Gartpfers ugettD" ousz
eelpro6en, Ser irrtiimlid bon einent
oeutI6en l1nterieeboot angegriffeit
fnuroe.
Ger enslilde 9ampfer u9iomob"
lit bDn BEN 0emtId)en in ben @ritnb
sebobrt iuorSen. 3uei GnslanSer
rnb orei Gbineien iinb babel tm's
qeben gefommen.
gead 5tpeitagiger gerbonoluug. 1T
in @ien Der friibere oiterreidiih-
ltngariIde ariegsn1iniIter General b.
9luffenbera oelien Dor mcbreren Mo-
ltaten erfolgte gerbaftltna eine gro-
BE Seniation erregte uno 5lt uaerlei
@eriihten MnlaB CAB, bon einenr
arieesgeri6t freigelproden iporoen.
Ser General mar beihnloigt militia
ride @cbeimnilie preisaegebett 3lt
.haben. sIs &rieesntinilter iollte er
1912 einem pellliortierteil Offisic1,
Rem Sberft a. 9. b. Sbmar5 In I'M
befugter @eiie getpiiie @1obiliiie-
rungsplane n1itgeteilt nno oaourh
Die militariiden Sntereiien Ser COT
relnottarhie gefibroet baben.
Die usyranffnrter Seitnns" id)Gkt
bic GAIL Ser 9riesssefansenen in
rentiden Sperrlagern anf ii6er sipei
Wfillipnen Nann, oarmnter 1854 :
900 yinifen.
Ger Oampfer ,,2aplano" in 9e
|Sug auf ben man 8eforgnis botts, III
1T 2iberpool angefomrnen
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-24

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set aos Sr,hr,,oo. no e's% I; -. ssa.. ss...
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s.. s.ya : Sas." 10y lgvA .. .am e s'ae xtelo'.na
Ssss!:p4s Sya sgasM Uaa' o'e p@ lpa1er nt9f
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sov'1ss 100 S,Is ges o.sIsl v'Mnayme mnr. IT.
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?eeFs9 M W'stla'en Wtetrbnien nnb
s'e ee!teJIeneen eng!tl@en StPeid)ta
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-24
NMS Merjtc.

Near MontiraI Mc2ean, Der
oas amerifaniid,e @eidtpaoer oor
gera Grll5 befeblist, beridtet, oa6
lelt Der Mnfunft Der .Netr San4
lbtre" nno Der .2oliiliana" BORT fei-
ne fremoenfeinoliben 0emonitratio.
ilen rnebr itattseflinoen baben unS
alles bort rubig lift.
slus Der merifaniideh Salipt-
itaot fommt mieoer Die geadrift, 6af,
bort nad ipie bor GROCER Mangel
t,errlde uno oaB BORT taglid 25
Terionen oen Sungertoo ItiirGen.
Gle yta6ridt lit aber idon bonn Is.
slnguit nno onrb einen &urier mad
ssera Gni5 gebra6t tporben.
General Gales meloet, oaS
er nod, feline @eItatigltng bon ser
einnabnle Der Staot Sermofilfo
onrh feline Sri,ppen babe.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-24
Sure ueberiit)t.

Die sysiatns DiIoiuek nab sic
Stabt Sgfoeim iim0 BON Oeiit=
id)cn senommen.
AnsriFf anf 3sebrusse 1T
bon ben 9elitiden snriifsefdfa-
gen.
MlIsemeines 8orraden 6e-
Oentid)en mnb Deiterreid)er in
SOlen i'm ganse.
Die 9aniIen balten lire Me(-
6nngen in 8esns anf Sic See
t6iadt I'm Higifden WeeerbnIen
aiafredJt.
0as nenr griediId)e Naimi=
iterinm Ieiifet feinen AmtseiS.
srrbien 1padt aonseiIiouen
IN gesns auf Albanien.
3auifd)tu 1nIsariea nnb Ser
Siirfei ioIl elm Iertrna abse-
iHpiien iein, bnrd) ben Wnlga-
rirn's 3entralitdt seii&ert 1T.
StaIiener baben nirsembs
an oer grense Grfuls.
11sber spei W6llionen arieas-
sefdnsene follen in OentidlanS
fein.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-08-24
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sifdjen Meerbnlden bpm ieds5ebntea
bis gum 81. gebamert nnb baben oie
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Semtid)en sioltte, iagt Bic 9cpeid)e,
lei in Der Office BON ben GnglGnbcrn
in ben 0rnnb gebubrt iporOen.
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ten, in Tolse Der Geeidladt bei
&i9a tuer6e iid) Gimbenbnrg's grofe
segen ct. Tetersbnrs geridtete ge,
luesnng nidt ansfibren laiIen. 0ir
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bnrg ME cine 8eiuegnns segen Gf.
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lSak ale feine geiuesnmgcn nnr nit
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fiiden 9eeres nnter benz Wrokfir.
ften 9eicoIans 5n tim gebabt ba6cn.
0ean iuir6 am Hihtisiten scbcn.
luenn man 6iefe Grober,ing Der bal.
tiIdjeu GeeitGbte ais Elm nnabbansi.
ses, in iidJ abseihloiienes l1nterneb-
men betraHtet.
We8enangriffe Ser 9aniIeu auf sic
6ta6t 8ielsf tprrben nit grofen
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i@Iasen. Die Oeltid)en riidten bann
iueiter mad Siiben ~ bor.
sSn Der @esenb bon &ouno baben
bic sruppen bes 6eIomarid)alls bpn
@iu6eubnrs inter Der syiibrang 6es
General bon Gidborn lueitere Sort
idritte gemndt.
Bring 2eopplb pon 8apern fat nit
ltinem Srippen nnter beitan6iaen
&feu bic Gle5eose-Garansa-ciuie
iiberfdritteu nno $500 0<fansenc
sentad]t, foiuie fedjssebn Maidineu-
seId}iite erbemtet. Die bei6en GtGb-
tcnamen fiu6en mir nidJt auf Der
Garte. Mit oem erfteren 1T bielleid,t
&es5eli gemeint.
TtlomaridJall yaadenien mel6et,
baf er ben ltbrrsans iiber Seu ;ylnf
Enlba 0nrd id)ipere Sample errmw-
gen ba6e.
Aus Berlin ipiro srmeloet, bah
nad uffiSieIlen gtadridlten aus Gu
fla nMS Gonitantinppel Nnlaarien
pn0 bic Siirfei einen meuen ger.
trag NIT chamber abgeid)lpiIen ba-
ben, onrh ben bic tirfiIde 9iegir-
rnns SmI8arien bic geiuanidjfe 81
ienbnbn mad Der See abtritt nno
Wnlsariem iid berpflidjtet, wGbrenS
oes Grieges cine uplluollenoegseutra.
lttat 81 beu6ndten. 0ies beiueiIc,
Sak bic @erinde Der Gntentemad,fe,
ben aIten 8alfanbnnb sn ernulern,
bolitGn6ig misslaft leien. Die Sc.
ptide fcmmt nidjt bon offisieler Sei-
te, 1T aber nidts SeitoWeniger burdl-
aus sIanbbaft. sSe6enfalls slaubbaf-
ter als bic rnifiiden nnS ensIildrn
Sepci&tn, baf wnlsarien benoaen
lei, fid ben Gntente NGd)ten ansu.
idIieken.
Cine 0epeide nus Berlin 1aet,
man babe BON benz rArabic" aus me.
fer Elm 1tnterfeeboot nod einem Sur
peop seicbcn mn6 6abtr lei cs ieBr
Ieidt m68lid, bnf bas Sdiff bon
elmer Nine nn6 nidjt BON einem
Sorpeoo serit0rt lei. 0ageaen BE-
bamptet Der Captain bes uMrabie",
bak es aleroings iuabr iei, BAN man
fein lfnterieebout seieben babe, man
tabc aber bic Spnr bes Iorpe6u ae-
feben nnb cs f6nne fein 3ueifel on-
ran berriden, bak bas Sdliff bnrd,
einen iuldea serit6rt lei. Nas Sdiff
nns bod nod nidJt ais 10 mn,ueifeI-
baft eridjeinen.
Bei 3eebrngse lit am Counting Elm
oentidjes Sorpe6obopt bon siuei feinb.
liden 3erftOrern ansesriffen mmb
nadj tapferer Wegenluebr in ben
0rnno sebubrt iuorSem. Cie geIab.
nna tunr6e serettct.
Baron gonftout 6gtournelles, Der
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ariege, iDiiroen mir fdut1t mebr 5u
leioen baben, als tpenn mir obfeits
1tiil1oel1.
Gem ann5ler 5nfolge bot Sir CD
marc @rep Dem oeutider1 gotldaI=
ter IN gnglnno, nls oieler iih mad;
Musbrub oes 4rieges glnfdngg 9lasz
guIt 1914 bon ibnl berabiM Mieoetes
geiaet, na9 Mbl6l1B oes Griegeg
peroe er (5ir gotparo) itltibnnoe
iein Geutl6aIrlo ipertnodere Dienite
5u leiitenx als nenn gnglano neutral
geblieben tDdre 9ns iei 10 nils5uIe-
gen, oaB gngla1o Oie sSreun6Idaft
ei1tes gelblagenet1 nno geidaD1dten
Oelitidlanos als @egenorud mif
Oos rna9tige gfuBla1lo geiudt bnbelt
Diiroe. Gold Elm 9eutibln1o
elm geldmddtes 2ano obne sSllouftrie
Iuno obne 6lotte more GngI0r0
fir ieine eiaenen ;9tDede slt Dcr1Des.
6en bereit.
Die glusfiibnlnaen oes 9naslerS
iiber 0ie5e 2on0oner 6aene ntohten
I'm @eibstag groBen ginorad.
Dr. bon @etbmann Sollueg iprdd
nun iiber gnglan0s Norunn0, bag
es I'M ccss1tprpSse. fIpfner 1,eiifrnIest
2Gnoer arieg fibre:
,,gnqInn6 bot 6en Ieqitime,s 6au-
oel neutraler 2anoer er6roIIeIts io4-
tr Ser @dnaIer. ,in0em es linen
berbiefet fir Dcutihlan6 bcifinlftte
ooer aus OputShIon6 for,r1er,1e
ggaaren n, bef0roern. aud, ipe,rn ne
,1idt Gpntrebon0e iirt0 g}c,,trcfe
|@hiffe iino oestpllnoen o1,fI hoher
Gee enoliSd,e NeSokltnoen olrfsn,lef
men 1,rto oeren NefehIen All oef,or.
diem gnalano befebt, ofne ic6spe0e
GrflGr1no nriehiid,e csrtfeln neil
lie linn 1i1,D feinp,r 0IIIiierfpn or6S,e-
Re sSreiheit ser militGriid,en Sbcltt.
tionen ernpoolihen. GnaIon6 Uni,
feline gllliierterl fms beruiihf oos ueu-
trole @riedpnidrto AIR s[btretltaa
bon @ebiet al, 8ulaorien s,t atpinaer
neil es ioldernrt oie lebtqenor,.se
geotion oltf feline Geite al brinqer
bofft
,.scs,t Ho[en aerStort MuBlono ous
oenleiftSom NIT feinen g[lliierten fir
Sic syreibeit ser geotioneu fdnbff.
Dor Dem gfiidsua Ieiner s(rneen 6os
aanae oerdumte Qnno Sic Mltl1e,t
bremen Oorfer nieoer, per,idtpn Sic
grnte, periaaen Sic gprf- itno Gtaof-
be,pohuer cyl,oen 1tro Gf,rilten nic
Damn in ser Wiilteuei ooer Il, fen5fpr-
IoSen S6uiern sudr1noe aehen.
Gus 1T she syreiheit. oas iii Sic
9ipiIiyotion. fir sic ltnIere seinoe
f1mpfert"
Ser AnnaIer sitierte aIle befonnte1t
sssIle in 6enen GnoIonS Sic sRcd,fp
fTpiner g2ntio,,en NIT sSiiRen frof. tpo-s.
hpi Or sih beSonSers ntf Sic Wurpr,,
reb,,bfif n,,f Meonbteu ,lno o,lf Ser 4
Sipn besno gaeSe lfeherar;ffe hdEe
sih 6osipIhe Enolo,,6 s,rSfuloen forrt-
mon 10 TosSpn ma I'M csohre 1914 eit,s
np,,tShp Gsornutie Ser heIoifhcn est,.
tenr;t;t t,oro,sne5eht onf Groronn
,,o,,trcT bro;ben : ,n;;rSe s,nr;;doe,,,ip.
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ssn @ofbineton lift oie perlaB-
lide gaa6ridt einsetroffen, oaB Die
Hebellen alf Sopti Elm Seer iant-
meln, Inn Die omerifalliiden SeeIeii-
te ilno Rarineior0aten, Ole auf Sooti
selonoet iirlb, an5uereifen.