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The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
CONQUERED THE ALPS.
A French and Swiss Military Feat In
the Fifteenth Century.

I n FrcnCn ana o"lbS hlHtdfT Y cat w
the Fifteenth Century.
There is something ludicrous In the
contrast between the numbering artii-
| lery with which Charles Will Of France
crossed the Alps In the summer Of 1874
and the big guns of today that are rap
idly transported by railway from one
point to another. Count Louis de la
Tremoille won great favor In the eyes
of the king by his success in conveying
over the precipitous slopes OF the APP
PENNIES the train OF fourteen French
cannon, each of which was usually
drawn by thirty-five horses.
When the French commanders were
facing their dilemma the Swiss came
to their rescue. These mercenaries. by
plundering a captured town In viola
ton of the kings command, had fallen
into disfavor Being anxious 10 rein
state themselves In their employers
good graces. they proposed to harness
themselves to the guns and to drag
them over the mountain. The king
promptly accepted their offer.
The master gunner. Jean de la
Grange. arranged the technicalities of
the undertaking. but La Tremoille su
pervised it's execution. And TO him was
chiefly due the perfect success Of this
enterprise-the transport Of fourteen
enormous cannon over a painless and
precipitous mountain in the scorching
July sun
To prepare a way for the guns, says
Winifred Stephens in her book, The
La Tremoille Family" trees had 10 be
cut down, rocks exploded and the
ground leveled. In all these works
Count Louis personally took part Clad
only In doublet and hose. he worked iIl
harness side by side with the Swiss
and with his own hands bore over the
mountains helmets full Of heavy can
non balls All the while, with charac-
teristic French patience and cheerful
ness. he was encouraging the soldiers
by Offering rewards to those who should
first drag their gun to the summit and
providing drink with which to quench
the mems parching thirst Thus en-
couraged by their heroic captain and
pet. fife and drum. melting one another
to new efforts by those curious cries
that their descendants even today call
over the Alpine valleys. the Swiss at
length succeeded In dragging all the
fourteen cannon up to the top Of the
mountain.
Then came the descent. which was
even more difficult than the ascent had
been. for the guns were allowed to go
down by their own weight. and the
Swiss. roped to the backs OF them to
steady their descent. were in danger
of being carried away by the momen-
tum of the artillery. To La Tremoile's
it was mainly due that not
one life was lost during this dangerous
business. At the end of two days the
count. burned by the sun till he resem-
bled a blackamoor. triumphantly told
the king that his artillery train had
crossed the mountain and lay safe on
the bowlder strewn bank of the river
Taro.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
The Ostrich's LEGS.

Although the ostrich has powerful
legs and can kick like mule. his
limbs are very brittle and are easily
broken. He has two toes on each foot.
one being armed with a horny nail.
which he uses as his principal weapon
of warfare When an unarmed man IS
attacked by one of these birds the
chances are very much against the
man unless be can climb u tree or
jump over FIVE foot wall
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
A Whist Story.

When Lord Thanet was, imprisoned
in the Tower of London for the O'Con-
nor riot three of his friends, the Duke
of Bedford. the Duke of Laval and
Captain Smith. were admitted 10 play
whist with him and remain till the
lock up hour of IL Early in the sit
ting Captain Smith fell back in Dit
of apoplexy. and one of the party rose
to call for help. Stop cried another.
I'VE shall be turned out II you make
a noise Let our friend alone until IL
We can play dummy. and he'll be none
the worse. for ! can read death in his
face"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Eyeolass Insurance.

At the club accidentally knocked
of a mans eyeglasses, which splinter
ed on falling. The man replied TO my
apologies, Never mind. old chap.
they're insured" He gets a new pair
for nothing and his policy costs him
Is. Cd. year. If ii is possible TO in
sure against twins and trtpIets. poor
potato crops and the loss of ones Keys.
why not against the smashing OF spec
tacles and eyeglasses ?-London Mirror.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Eif,v.,ix Years on Honeymoon.

Declaring they haven't had quarrel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Van orden, who
have rounded out fifty-six years OF mar.
ried life. invited friends 10 help them
celebrate in their home in Spring Val
ley. NY. Van Orden is eighty-two years
old and his wife eighty. Their chill
dren and grandchildren gave them a
reception.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
How Mrs. Harrod Got Rid of Her
Stomach Trouble.

81 suffered with stomach trouble
for years and tried everything heard
of, but the only relief l got was tenn
porary until last spring | saw Cham
berlain's Tablets advertised and pro-
cured bottle of them at our drug
store. l got immediate relief from
that dreadful heaviness after eating
and from pain in the stomach" writes
Mrs. Linda Harrod, Fort Wayne, Ind.
Obtainable everywhere.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
The Retort Courtnnns.

He UealouslyI-l think You are get
ing too many flowers and boxes of
candy from young Freshleigh. She
tsweetly,--Do you? had not believed
thoughts of flowers and candy ever
entered your mind.-Richmond Times
Dispatch.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Thorough.

He-When ] proposed to Flossie she
asked me for little time to make up
her mind.
She 1.-THE hated rivaD-Oh, so she
makes that up too, does she?-London
Opinion
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Density of the Earth.

The best determinations as to the
density of the earth result in 5.6t-
that is. il is five and two-thirdS times
more dense than if composed OF water.
Granite has a density OF d: therefore
the interior of the earth must contain
enormous quantities of metals to bring
its density as whole up TO SOS
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Pas Plan.

"Pa. simply must marry a noble
man."
II have scheme that ought TO suit
everybody"
What is it?"
You marry a good American Then
II necessary. III buy him title
Kansas City Journal.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
a MITIGATION.

There was one fortunate circum-
stance about the town which was food
ed"
What was thatT'
ut already had large floating popu-
lation- Baltimore American.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Russian Losses 10000.

A dispatch from Paris to the Neue
Freie Presse OF Vienna says:
The Matin announces that the Rus
sian losses In dead and wounded MP TO
Dec. %, 1914. amounted TO 1850, 600"
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Our "JITNEY" Ofer-This and Sc

DON'T MISS THIS. Cut out this
slip, enclose with cents TO Foley &
Co., Chicago, H., writing your name
and address clearly. You will receive
in return a trial package containing
Foley's Honey and Tar Compound, for
coughs, colds and Group, Foley Kidney
Pills and Foley Cathartic Tablets. Ha-
ley & Miles.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06

To feel strong, have good appetite
and digestion, sleep soundly and enjoy
life, use Burdock Blood Bitters, the
family system tonic. Price S1.OO.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
On the Safe Side.

NIilly-If you kiss me III scream.
Billy-Wen. so long as you don't
scream first it's all right-Lfe-
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
Itch Itch

Itch, Itchl Itch Scratch!
scratch, scratchiThe more you scratch
the worse the itch. Try Doan's Olnt-
ment. For eczema, any skin itching.
SOC a box.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06


/ eIares Nothing inspires Frenehman
More to Deeds of Valor Than Pres
enee of Pretty Womsn"-Displsyed
Wonderful Nerve Throughout
Thrilling stories are told Of the fire
On the French liner La Touraine. which
arrived safely at Hayre. The passen-
gers are unanimous in their praise OF
the GOODNESS and courage of Captain
Caussin in the trying hours at sea.
The captain pays tribute to the work
of his officers and crew. but reserves
the highest praise for the Red Cross
New York women nurses and doctors,
who, with the fire raging under their
feet, cheered on the men.
The steamer. conveyed By two
French cruisers after the Rotterdam
had left her. made Havre under her
own steam.
Too much praise cannot be given to
those young women nurses" Captain
Caussin said, They realized the dam
ger we were all in. yet not one Of them
showed the slightest sign of fear or
hysteria-
with the fire licking its way to the
freight compartment where the explo-
sives were stored, they were out on
deck giving every encouragement to
my officers and crew.
Started In Boiler Room.
1.-THE fire was discovered at a. m"
the captain continued. when we were
in latitude 4S14 degrees north and lon
gitude 2l06 west 1t started in the
base of one Of the yentilators in the
boiler room. and heavy smoke soon
found its way to the bridge.
Then one OF the night watch report
ed hearing the cracking OF flames in
the forward part OF the vessel. or
dered all the crew TO their stations,
and as there was a heavy mist l stop
ped the ship in order that | might visit
the scene Of the blaze forward.
I'VE found that the flames were eat
ing their way toward the postofhce
and beginning TO attack neighboring
cabins. They were spreading TO the
partitions and floor Of compartment
No. in the hold. involving a large
amount of the freight.
Then. realizing that we had seri-
GUS task ahead of US. | sent out the
IS o s. signal did not arouse the
passengers then. fearing a panic.
Every man and woman had a life
belt on. and they were as cool as any
of the officers. The example of the doc
tors and nurses was responsible for
their display of nerve.
1.-The women nurses made their way
forward. and as fast as a man was
carried up unconscious they took care
OF him while the others cheered the
crew at work
Men never had greater reason to act
as heroes. Nothing inspires French
man more to deeds OF valor than the
presence Of pretty women.
when the Rotterdam arrived we
had the fire practically under control /
The captain OF the Rotterdam got his
boats ready 10 transfer our passengers
to the Holland-America liner. Our own
boats had been ready. but not one OF 4
the passengers would leave La Tou- /
raine."
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06

vainglory blossoms. but never oears-
French Proverb,
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
BOY COPS WILL
Be IN UNIFORM
To Be Feature of New York
Police Parade.
HAVE DOEE SPLENDID WORK

Regular Force Amazed at Efficiency of
Boys and Respect With Which They
Are Treated-Juveniles Now Work
Under Direct Supervision of Third
Deputy Commissioner.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1915-05-06
NURSES HERO|NES !
OF STEAMSHIP FIRE
La TOuraina's Captain Says
Their Help Was Magnificent
WERE UNDlSMAYED At PERIL

cheered Crew at Work-skipper De-
eIares Nothing inspires Frenchran
More to Deeds of Valor Than Pres
enee of Pretty Women'-Displsyed
Wonderful Nerve Throughout
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
gLe6srNdt 0er aeariaen arieasnadridten.

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Der cHtriiier baben.
Plus Berlin fommt bic SinnOc, Oai ie6eu eusidJen
1eacru meldc fr5id SirnOc uuS 3eebrase bombarOrn,
bier 5nrNdgefebrt iino.
Der @er6auo Der euaiidcu Observation-Disclosures fat Der
cgIi@n 9serrng Oriugeno empOBleu Dem gcp Der Oent
idcn 80 ogen nn0 o geinmmten gSc3en &OrrGbe n be-
idlaenn6meu ben bo6eu SebeHsmte% %reiien 81 cnern
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mGnicn energA aufgcfU0crt baben Die anti UterrediIdDc
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aoiirr gSilgelm 1T nad einer SnpeftunstOnr anf oem
meidm Greasidaupae fir cineu fur5cn 9ncntba uad Der
SanptitaO 5nridgefebr
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Nns g9etter.

Sir @lor1lunO mO ben GIltrlr
Columbia 6eute 9legen o6er SpHV'
un0 oitlide @inOe.
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50, @ai6ington IS, @innipeg -l4.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

Sap Srafolgar~ bic 3we /.
tie IS benz.
9crIin 30 Sauuar, Oia 2on-
oou. 1ie @eibiibe oeS &anonen.
boofeS ngber,~ oas iest III 9a6ia,
9raiiIien oetinirt poroeu it, piir-
oen bon Dem oeitiaen &iilistreiBer
Sap Iraialgar, euneu iIeinet
6a9r5eug bon mlr 1000 Ionnen sc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
git gtntfbtn III ArgOnnrn por.
GrObern 56iibeugrdbeu Oei2a 8aiiee
s9rItIIae ean0eIaiaiHa5rt empiinOIidl aeIdlaSiat.
2seridt Oes Oent[dlen @enerarlfa6s.

Berlin 30 Tanuar (6rG9los nad SonSun). Der gnt
Decn Nrmce6apanGrt eGeH Ofeae SeriAt meoe Dan oic
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Bic GriGrnng rnifer ga ngrii naBe SOgnuOm 0fd
4oyr; n Ypen br mcren %ernhH fir Den SuO rein
tirte
wa4fc6eo ser senune Sn@alt Oes SeridtS:
Die Greoni6c i'm 8eten.
v0 @ernfe Sran3On in Oen Sampfcm n5rOid @ie
49, una ebr dwcr cber 300 eedeu bon Gnse
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fauoe Die OAc Scic bcgnoe gern ben 6eino weder
&Dnierrbteu eiuen SSeg eHem SGHohge
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m 5nliden &ricgsba Elm 9lngfi Der 9lain geBen ole
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&rcu6c bdab rentaOs. Die einOidc Nraer bOm6arortc
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
Ncrr 0nmmer aIs Nle6mcr.

Sn Ser ndbiten Geridmmling OCT
nSult Government 9cague" piro 0c'
S6riitiiellcr 3rc0erid gIrnoIo SlIllr
mer bon Gotonspile einen 8oriru9
bolten. Serr Summer lit Der Se''
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raoiie", Oas Dor einiaep Sa6ren " y.
Der n@}uiif-9lfa0enie~ aufgeTll9p'
mur0e. ""1
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
Gruaer @lusfen6ua

inter beu 9lHipi5ien Scr DSos. Sie-
Sertafel" nuO OeS SruuenOereins
reibsrm~ in Yarrs'S Safe, Wluntoa
Seu ~. Sc6ruar 1918.
(San31, ,6ebr7t4,2D
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31

@orIoge ou elmer offioieIIen GORE
iponoen8 5piihen Der &eeierltng oel
@ereinigten Staoten unO @roB6rl'
tannieu 9(uIoB gege6en bate. G'p
@eboroen erfIdren, OoB oen SereiIi9'
ten Stoaten niht 0os 9iedbt abgeltr~
ten meroen fonne, Sbiffe an5llfali.
fen, ga iie niAt an oen 9lrtitel %
6es 2onooncr @ertroges ge6nnoe"
ieien.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-01-31
9n Gruno gtbobrt.
9rci britil9e 9anOClss
OampfCr.
9mrcD Oeutidbes ltutcrieC=
boot III 21."

o9cn Grua6en~ in ser 9l66e bon
5lcctmooO gum Sinten ge6raht.
9lomcn Der onocren beioen Sdii.
fc nod ni6t bcfonnt. ~ @on5
uo6c ocriel6eu Stcae torpcoirt.
II 0cuti6IonO modt feline 9ro-
bung mabr.
SIeetmooo, Oio 9onOon, 80.
SSonuar. II Gas oeitide llnteriee-
boot III. 2t~ bat beute 0en 9fort6
S6ieI0s-9nmpfer ,9en Gruaden@ in
Der g306c oieies Sofens torpeoirt
Sic geiammte, 5pau5ig NlitoIieOer
516lenoe 8emnluung prroe bier &C.
lmoet.
Der Captain ocs 0ampfers err
fldrtc. er iei bellte @}orgcn BON Dem
Su6morine6oot ii6er6olt porOen
oeiien Gommanoaut i6m an6efa6l
0os SHiff binnen 5e6n @}inilten 81
rGruncn. 0ie @1itglie0er Ger @c-
manning 9atten faum in oen Ser
tlmgs6ooten Flab genommen ais
oas Smiff BON eincm Sorpeoo gc-
troffen, in Die Eiefc ianf,
Ser Ben @rua6en" bate einen
Sonnengc6olt BON 1878 Sonnen lmo
ge6ortc Der ,Morriion Shipping
Gompanp". @r beiano iib auf Der
6o6rt bon ocn OrfncD-Snieln no6
2iperpool.
5leetuooo lit elmer Der @aipt- @d-
fen an Ger englii6en @eitfiiite.
9tod 5wci 9 diffe per-
lenft.
9aiiel6e 0ellti9e llnterice6oot Ioa,
wie neuerc WlelOungen beri6tcn, IN
ser gla6e ser Stcae, mo- ser ,9cn
Gruaden~ unterging, nod 5pei an
oerc englii6e SGifie in oen @runO
gcbo6rt bo6en.
SHIfS Gommiiiion mill
GargO0er o@ilbelmina~
foufen.
2on0on 80. San. III 3ie Cont
million sur 9inocrung Der 9lot6 in
gelgien fiinoigte GeilteA6enO an Dab
iie iicb er6oten babe, oas Gorgo oes
amerifaniiden Gampfers y@il6elmi-
na" f6ufliH 81 erperben. Ger Gam
pier fl6r 6efonntliA nit elmer ga.
oung bon gla6rungsmitteln am %.
Sanuar bon g&ep Dorf nacb Sam.
burg o6. Tie 9e6ensmittel IinO fir
Oie Oeutiden 0lidt Gom6ottnnten
beitinmt.
(Gie 6ritiide 9egierlIng NOR, io-
melt 6efannt, be5iiglib ser 8a6rt ser
n@il6elmina" nidt coniultirt NOR.
oen unO es miro in Sdiffa6rtsfrei-
len aagemein gelaubt, OoB ser Cant
pier bon britiiden ariegsihiffen ge-
fupert merOen miro,e6e er cinen Oeut-
iden 6afcn crrei1t)
llnbebagen in 2onoon
2on0on 80. Sonuor. II Gas
@riheinen oeS oeilti6en llntcriee-
6ootes III 81" nobe 8leetuooo, al
ser ggcit-aiiItc bon @nglono, niht
meit norOIi6 bon 2iperpool, bat III
bieiigen Sdiffobrts areiien cine
groBe Scuiotion berporgerufen. um-
iomebr ols oie 9ta1ri9t 10 ihnea
ben N}eloingen bon d6nliHen Goa.
ten oeutider Su6mdrine6oote an ser
fron50iiiGen unO 6elgiiheu Giiite
foIgte.
Cieie neue Sddoisimg oe3 briti-
ifcn Sonoels miro bier ols Gin @e-
peis oaiiir angeie6cn ooB Geutid)-
lano Die angeblite 0ro6rmg oeS
@roBaonlirals BON Eirpib, Dem eng
liiheu &nnocl uittelit llnterieeboo-
ten 5lt Sei6e ge6eu 81 woIien wobr-
maden pia.
Tos llnterieeboot N 81" lit eineS
Ser aroBteu oeitidcn 6o6r3euge iei.
ner gIrt; es mar je0o6 nibt geOu1t,
ooB iein 9lftions-Gaoius ibm erlou.
ben miro, iicb iolpeit bon ieiner 9oiis
81 entfernen
Cos Barrier gGben6-
9ulletin.
E.aris, 80. Somor. Gas BON
frau3oiiihcn &riegs6iircni bcfanui
gegebenc 9lbeuo-9uaetin bate ioleen.
Den g9ortlaut:
Dgs lit 6eitdtigt woroen, ooB ser
Seino norolid bon Goni6acr5Doc, am
6uBc Der @roben Giine, uno e6en-
| f~l(3 t,... ,..-Tte.I... 4
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n6armOnie."
-Masfenbnll
NlittiuOdJ, ben 10. Gebrnnr,
9c6mnnn's Salle.
(Son24,31,6e67)
gieIe enaIiide 9nnpfcr bier.

|ielc englilde Sampfcr lJier.
SSn oen lcbten Eager ba6eu T.
6ra6toompfer Sen 9oltimorcr SaIeN
ongeluiien unO beute @lorgen lpel
ben ie1s meitere einlaufen Nu'
Gampier, nit @etreioe belaOen De-
lieBen gcItern 93a6niittag ben pIep'
gen Safeu. GoIt IGmultIide bier III, ~.
gcnOe Gompier marten ouf Die Weis
gcnbeit, an Die @etreioe-9iers 5lpe09
9eiro1tung 6eran5ufonmen.
y@amnitatter %ulfsfef-%ereiII'"
@rufe Mebelinppe
Counting, 81. Snnnar, 1 llbr'
GannitattersEarf.
(Son27 730-1)
vNermania-Snrn-Terein."
Wlnsfen-ynll
8. 6s6rmar garrD's Sall''
9illctc % Gents 0 TcrIOH'
Sul31 ,Sc6r3, ,710)
SSranen-YnuS, ltna66. Siirgeruer.s,'e%v
bittet WlitslieOer, NiOntag, s Nv
9IbeuOs, i'm SOtel 9ialeioG 81 ie'D'
9ringcnoC @cidjGfte.
s.. stranft sefr'
(San3D
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aaiier @il6clm no4 Ser.
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o9cu Gruo@en~ in ser 9ld6e bon
8lcctipooO gum Sinten gc6rudt-
9lomcu Der onOcren beiOen Sdif-
fc nod ni@t bcfunnt. II @un5
nabc Ocricl6en stcae torpeOirt.
n 0cati6IanO mo6t ieinc 0ro-
hitno mohr.
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WloiIon0, Stalien 80. San. r
Ger Stootpeuualtung lit cs gelln-
Gen, in Stolien uno 9lnerifa eine &C.
lliigeuoe Nleuge @etroioe 81 foufeu,
Inn sic @eOiirfniiic Der 9cDolfcrung
ST Oedeu. Qas @etraioe ioa in Oca
ser StaOt ae60rigeu G'ii6Icn geinab.
len lMO Ourb Gooperotipor6eit 81
9roO Oerar6eitet Ueroen PHI Oiele
Geiie boift man Oie &reiie aui nor
mailer Sobc bolten 81 fonnen.
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Beitrdge 5un, 0dfysfOnO fit OCrWun-
Oete SO(OOten uNO nm0(ciOenOe (OittwGn
unO lDOienUOn griCIlenen ]{rIegern Oer
Oeut(C6en uuO Neutrality-suspicious.
armeen werOen OOn 6eOOGmdC6tigten
GOIIe6tOren Nes llna66dngigen Biirger-
OereinS gelammeN. duC6 WirO fit OaS
Oeut(C6e ROt6P Jreu5 OOn GOn(u( Cart
g. ciOerib, G6c G6ar(eS- unO German
StrNBe ge(amme(t
JeOen JllittwOC6 mlrO ii6er 6eiOe
Samm(ungen i'm "COrre|pOnOentcn
qullIFt :.
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@crIin 80 Saniar, pia en-.
Don aaiier @il5elm tebrte 6eite
3ur Souptiia0t 5uriid gr miro iib
naA ieiucr &uipeiiionsiour an Der
meiiliheu Sroni eine @cile bier anis
baltcn
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yge Do Steils@ Masfcn-GarneOal
gnrrD's Snac, 743 So .-SnltimOrelfF'
Sienitag, ben 16. Je6rMnr.
MertbOOlle %reiie.
Silete 50c. fir Serrn nuO Salns'
(5an243L6eb7 14,t5)