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Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07

to feed the soldiers and citizens and
the stock of Europe means just that
much less for home consumption,
therefore. even with big crop of
everything, the prices will be high. If
it is not good crop year the farmer
will At least raise enough for home use
and will not have to pay the high
prices that will prevail. Utilize every
available acre for grain, grasses and
vegetables In many sections farmers
are urged to try a double acreage of
potatoes. It should not be necessary
under proper conditions, to import po-
tatoes into any agricultural county.
Put the hens and turkeys to work and
give them square deal. Raise pigs,
cattle and horses in as large numbers as
the accommodations of the farm viii
| Justify and any losses that any farmer
planter or rancher may have sustained
last year. will be more than made
good. The war in Europe may las
for months or years, but while it con
tnues there will be an active demand
for everything we produce. SboulG
the war end this week the nations en-
gagged will need all our surplus prod
ucts for year at least. Take our ad
vice. for once, and do not permit good
tiIIable land to lie idle in l915.-Swan
ton Courier.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
SIMPLY BREATHE IT
That's the Way You Use Hyomei, tn
Safe Catarrh Remedy.

The most pleasant, easiest, harm
less, and the really sensible method
the cnre of catarrh ia Fyomei
which can be had from any drug
sfore. just put twenty drops of the
liquid in the small inhaler that comes
with every complete outfit-then
breathe it, A few minutes use al
most instantly clears the head and
stops that annoying shifting.
When using Hyomei every particle
Of air that enters the breathing organs
is charged with an antiseptic, healing
balsam that destroys the catarrh
germs, stops the unclean discharges
from the nose, relieves the irritation
and quickly heals the sore and in
famed tissues. The first days use OF
Hyomei will show decided improve
ment no matter how distressing the
| trouble.
Catarrh, which usually begins with
neglected cold, often becomes q
very serious ailment, so don't wait
but start using Hyomei today-it il
Inexpensive and F. D. Pierce always
sells it on the "No- cure pay
pan.
Sid and guaranteed in Orleans by
E. j. Kinney.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07

The body of Enos Crowningshield.
who committed suicide by jumping
from the steamer Ticonderoga as she
was docking at the Champlain Trans
portation company's dock, Burlington,
December Is, last, was recovered
March %. through hole in the ice.
The body was discovered by Peter
Provost.
The death of Thomas Buck March 20
in St. Adams closes q life of eventful
interest as railroad engineer, ranging
from running the directors special"
to safely plotting Presidents Ruther-
ford B Hayes and Grover Cleveland
on their memorable trips through Yer
mont. It is also worthy of note that
he never was in collision.
/ Miss Dorothy Garfield of Arlington
is the author of a novel, "Hillsboro
People," which has just appeared from
the press of Henry Holt & Company,
New York. 1t is collection of stories
traditions from colonial time. The
book contains occasional verses by Miss
Sarah N Cleghorn of Manchester.
A farm deal of some proportion was
that of the "Come Again, farm in
White River Junction, which was sold
recently by N. P. Wheeler, one of the
Junction House proprietors, to G. D.
| Blanchard and Elias G. Lyman, OF
Chester. Mass. for $4,000. Included
in the purchase are $50 acres of land
100 head of stock, and all the other
personal property connected with the
| farm.
I A. M. Kendall of Rutland, said to be
the oldest man in the railway mai
service celebrated his 83d birthday
March 26. He is in the parcel pos
terminal office at Rutland, positi
that he took last November. He has
had Al years in the railway mail serv
ice. working continuously since 1856!
with the exception of two years under
President Cleveland, being reinstatet
by President Harrison
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
Beware of Ointments for
Catarrh that Contain Mercury

of smell and completely derange the
whole system when entering it through
the mucous surfaces. Such articles should
never be used. except on prescriptions
from reputable physicians, as the damage
they will do is ten fold to tie good you
can possibly derive from tnem Halls
Catarrh Cure. manufactured by F. J..
Cheney & Co, Toledo, o., contains no
mercury, and is taken internally, acting
directly upon the blood and mucous sur
faces of the system. In buying Halls
inc. 1t is taken internally and made in
Toledo, Ohio. by F. J. Cheney & Co. Tes-
timonials free.
SOLD by Drugelsts Prlce Ioc per bottle.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
What Is 1t?

The doctors ride from night till morn,
No matter what the weather;
Their patients sneeze and cough and
grOan,
And blow and wonder whether
This thing that makes them feel so ill
Is ever going to leave;
They cannot sleep, and sight Of food
Just makes their stomachs heave.
Each household has it's invalid,
And some have two or three;
They lie in bed or sit around,
Just as the case may be-
And when we ask, .'What is this
thing?"
With wisdom most profound
The doctors shake their heads and say.
"This grip that's going round 50
M. A., West Burke.
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talks climate, scenery and crops until
they're blue in the face. Don't come
West for work or business chances at
present.
took occasion to visit one of the
government irrigation projects Is miles
out Of this place. via the Arrowroch
dam, the highest dam in the world, and
it is to be completed this summer at
cost of between S.. ZOO, 900 and $50, 0O0.-
900. The dam is of cyclopean concrete
masonry Of the gravity arch type and
$50 feet high. 1t sets the water back
Is miles up the Boise river and will ir-
rigate hundreds of thousands Of acres
of land. The storage capacity is 240,-
900 acre feet of water-in other words
an "acre foot" of water is water one
foot deep over an acre of ground
To begin with, the government built
II miles of railroad to the dam in or
der to more cheap'y transport material
to the place. This is the first gov.
ernment-owned-a nd-operated railroad.
About 800 men were at one time en-
ployed on the Arrowrock project.
| Idaho has Jewish governor. He is
said to be making a mighty poor gov
ernor, vetoing fully so per cent of al
the bills passed by the legislature. Or
a street car recently he was Dragging
about being the only Hebrew governor
ever elected, in fact. the only Jew
elected a ruler or governor for 270'
years. A young business man wh'
heard his remark. added, "And Their
won't be another Jew elected for 27O
years more
Enough You're probably asleep be
fore now.
Sincerely
Wallace Fl. Gilpin.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
CITROLAX
CITROLAX!
CITROLAX!

Best thing for constipation, sour stomach.
headache almost at once Gives a most
thorough and satisfactory aushing-no pain
no nausea. Keeps your system cleansed
Escanaba, Mich. writes" Oitro1ax is a fine
laxative, pleasant to take, and does the
work in very thorough manner" Chill
dren love it.
Austin IS Pharmacy, Orleans, VT; w. S
Mcdowell, Evansville, VT; J. B. Holton
West Charleston.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
Sugar Makers

We will be in the market this year
for what sugar you make, but we posi-
lively will not pay full price for sugar
unless it is cooked to $40 degrees, at
least. Anything less than that We
shall discount in price. Il the latter
part of the season 240 degrees does
not get it hard enough, it must be
cooked harder, as we will buy nothing
bat hard sugsr, anyway.
We shall make the usual discount of
two cents pound on tirs: old sap
buckets, jelly pals, lard tubs, candy
pals and cottolene pals. 1t is for
your interest to use new wooden pals
Or tubs.
The trade on Vermont sugar is fast
slipping away. The trade has been
completely killed all through the West
by putting up Vermont sugar SO soft
and the demand is fast disappearing
in the East. Canadian sugar has sold
his ear for about hree cents a pound
more than Vermont sugar, on account
of the hardness of the Canadian pro-
duct. Every farmer is working
against his own interests when he puts
the sugar up in the condition that
great many have, where it will soften
up on top, ferment, and sour.
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
Law Farmers Don't Read This.

The United States department of
agriculture, the state boards and the
experts all over the country are urging
the farmers of America to cultivate
every available acre during the coming
year. The war in Europe assures the
sale of almost everything that can be
raised. Every article that is exported
Orleans County monitor. [volume] (Barton, Vt.) 1872-1953, 1915-04-07
A Vermonter in Florida.

We have experienced the coolest and
most rainy season in Florida in twelve
years. the length of time we have been
wintering in the state. Not the cold
est weather we have seen, but con-
tinuation of chilly weather with winds
from the north. The whole interior of
the country is flooded. In sections
that cannot be drained. gardens are at
premium. Strawberries ripen slow
ly and no cucumbers have been seen.
Plenty of celery and lettuce where it
can be grown above water. For those
of us who work in Florida. the season
has been ideal. and the rains. falling
quickly. or of few hours duration at
a time, have not bothered. But for
those who came here to enjoy the eli
mate-the sunshine and heat-this sea-
son has been dead failure up to date.
| So also has the fishing on account of cold
and winds. Real estate is booming and
the "good roads movement" is as
strong here as in other states. Indeed.
they are needed as the unworked roads
are filled with water for days after g
| hard rain. Express and Standard.
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One of the States Benefactors.

Col. Joseph BatteIl, who died a short
time ago was called eccentric for
years He was a supporter of strange
theories of science and he hated the
automobile, but he loved the Morgan
horse, Nature. and. as his will proves.
his fe!lowmen. The main requests of
his will are to Middlebury college over
20. 900 acres of timber lands in the
heart of the Green Mountains, to be
preserved intact as specimen of the
original Vermont forest. and Ellen
Mountain in the towns of Lincoln and
Warren. for a national park, to be pre-
served so far as possible in its print
tive beauty Valuable properties are
left to Middlebury college, and that in
stitution is made the residuary legatee,
so that it will receive in effect hand
some endowment which will add great
ly to it's usefulness Col Battell's
memory deserves to be perpetuated ir
Vermont as one of the states creates
benefactors. -Brattleboro Phoenix
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That Air Gun.


be to dispense with the rifles, one of
the greatest nuisances with which
boy was ever turned loose The air
rifle is a dangerous plaything, and it
would be good thing for this and
every community if it's use were pro-
hibited entirely" - North Adams,
Mass, Transcript.
The air gun is dangerous toy In the
hands of careless boy, but it has it's
possibilities for good sport if handled
carefully. We are all too prone to take
the position that if some things are
abused by small proportion of people
their use should be prohibited. For
! instance, some boys gamble with tops
| and marbles, but these abuses should
be corrected rather than that the sale
of the toys should be made illegal.
Some deranged people jump from Bun
ker Hill monument and Washington
monument, but that is no reason these
structures should be closed to the pub
lie who by large majority use them
prohibit less in many different direc-
lions. Rutland News.
Buy the Mark-down Combination.
The Randolph Herald and News says
"Here comes the fishing license,
long urged and promoted by the state
game department. 1t costs sixty cents
per annum and the trouble of getting it..
Or there is a mark-down combination
price of one dollar for the hunting and
fishing license. The proceeds are ex-
pected to support the game department
without state appropriation. and to
continue indefinitely its hitherto some
what precarious existence, Those who
hunt and fish, it is argued. should put
up for propagation of fish and game
and for police force necessary to
make them observe the law. Splendid
in theory. but if the fish and game leg
islation of Vermont were submitted to
a referendum it would be wiped out
root and branch. There is no other
part of the statutes so generally un-
popular. Many people regard it as a
mass of unreasonable restrictions that
hamper personal liberty without any
compromising advantage to the public
The losers are those who observe the
law according to the letter, while the
gamers are those who Systematically
and without interference violate it. -
While there is some sentiment in the
state in accord with the above, we be-
lieve that popular feeling the other
way is practically overwhelming
Montpelier Argus.
Lazy Farmers Don't Read This.
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WHAT THE PAPERS SAY.
Always Been Like This.

The whole question of taxation re-
verts to the honesty of the Individual
taxpayer. If an honest return is made
in every instance. then the grand list
increases in size and the state tax rate
decreases in size. An interesting con-
dition of things, which, if it could be
brought to pass, would put many a
community in the limelight and induce
newcomers thereto.-Ludlow Tribune
In other words, if you are million
aire list of twenty or thirty thou
sand dollars is not just as it should be.
Montpelier Argus.
Interest in National Guard.
1t must be taken as a good sign OF
improved conditions in the Vermont
National Guard when the members
turn out so we'll for the annual inSpec.
ton as they have done in most cases
during the inspection now being held
In some cases the attendance has beer
10 per cent of the total enrolment
and In other cases the attendance Mas
approached very nearly to that per
centage Company | of Brattlebort
March rs had every man out for tn,
inspection, as did Company H of Mont
| pelier few days earlier. Moreover
the unofficial reports of conditions il
the armories and of the exhibition O.
military tactics are being in the mail
quite satisfactory. In those condition
! the people of the state should fee
satisfied that all the efforts being pu
out in this department are not bein
wasted by any means. Barre Times.
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office buildings. stores and other bust
ness interests are controlled by the
Mormon church. lions Cooperative
Mercantile association. a Mormon in
terest. has one of the largest depart
ment stores in the city, occupying an
entire city block and doing an annual
business of $6,D00,OOO. Brigham
Young had IL wives and So children.
While the Mormons today do not claim
to practice polygamy. one house is
pointed out to you and the guide says
The man living here has buried 80
wives and has not buried them all yet.
He is only AZ years old. He is the
city's leading undertaken. -
The water of Salt Lake is very salty,
five pals of water. when evaporated
making one pail of salt. or to be exact,
% per cent of the water is salt.
Boise, the capital of Idaho, is a
charming little city of $4,000 inhabi-
| tants (about the size of Burlington. J
It's streets are wide and straight,
| characteristic of the cities Of which |
have spoken). With the rest of the
West. it is suffering a severe ''set
back" Building upon boom makes a
reverse doubly bad. However, these
places will all recover and find their
proper pace of steady advance and go
on more moderately than before.
Hundreds of men are out of work, real
estate cannot be sold at any price,
houses and business places are vacant
and everyone wears a long face-but
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-02
8nlgarien pffenbar fiir ben
1rieg bereit.
Teutide nnS oiterrsidjiide Cifi,isrt
treifen in Soiia Gin.
Sir GSparo Urep iaot oab bic
aaiirtsu Sies ofiir cine iebr ernie
Sadle" bielten.

aonbon. l. Sttcber. Cine De
p.i6e aus gltkn iast: Die Isbtsr
gla9ri4tsn aus Sofia bsutsn an. bat
tie D.utidsn bort NIT isbsm Sds'
msbr GinfluB aepinnen. Wan in isbi
iibsr3sust. bab bic atusiidtsn auf er'
baliiina Sss s}risbens auf BEN 9aItar
isbr ifipate finb.
Sir ebiparb Grsp iiinbiste am
Ta9miitaa i'm llnterbdus an. bah
bsuti6e unb Siterrei9ii6e Sffbiers
in 8ulaarien anidmtn. I'm bic 2eis
tilna iibsr bic bulaariitt 9lrmse 3u
iibsrnsbmen. Der Dliniitsr fast. bab
biss eipe 1baiIads iei. bic bic 2Iliirs
Ten fiir isbr srnii bielten.
Der gr',.'a.r sdb bic folssnbs gr.
ilGrana ab: mir ftnb bena9ri8iisi
iporber. bah felt mebrsren 5asen
bsutfte upb Sfterrei4ifds Offisisrt III
Sulsarisn ansommsn, unS Sab iis bic
4. a..
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Zebr sabm
Gautet ber bonn fran5Dfi:
iden&rtee sminifterium
osr6ffentli4te offis
I'LL peri Il


psr6ffentli6tt Offi@
3isIle 9eriht.
paris, l. Stt. - Der am Q6ent
bonn &riegsminiiterium peroffent!idt,
offi3islle geri9t iiber bic neusften Grs
eignifIe auf bem arieesi6auplaB Iuutet
ME folgt:
ySm iibli6en sbeiI bes Walbes DOH
SiDenaB babeH mir neue Jortfdrittt
sema4t.
sSeftlid DON Sou6e3 babsn mir 81
9sfunssns gemoat unD einise fraHsDii:
ide Ssfaussne 5sfreit. bic iia felt cen1
90. in ben 5dnbsN Der Deutideu be-
faHbeu.
.Sn Der champagne gslang es uhs
nit Silfe zines plObliam ue6erfalIs
ungsfdbr 80 9efangens au MAIDEN.
Die Osuti6en bombaroiren uniere
neuen poiitionen unaufbprli6 nit 9es
f6oiien, bic beim GrpIobireu Die aus
gen irritiren. llniere gatterien srpiz
bern bas Gsuer in ipirtiamer WeiIe.
Ginem beftigen 9omburoement IN,
Irer ppiitionen in ben Qrgonnen,
n0rbli6 ppn Ga Suletts, lit bar6 uns
iere gombenperfsr Elm Gnoe grma6t
porben.
.5einbli6e Satterieu babsn uus
arober Gntferuung 9srbun uro glo'
mem bsfaOHen, uniere Irtillcrie bal
aber bas 5eusr IOfOrt eripioert nno mir
baben nit peittragenben G'si4iiben
mebrere GiIsnbabn5iige an Der Stattor
gigneubles 2es SuttOn6atel bombors
birt unb 5psi beftiss @rplOiionsn psr'
urfdht.
,unIer 2ufttreu5sr .aliace" bat in
Der Ro6t pom 80. September gum l.
Stto6er bic Gtienbabntreu5ung bon
amasne 2ucqup uub bic gabn4Ofe BON
Qttianp unb @pu5iers bOmbarbtrt, er
te6rts aber, obelei6 er beftig bei6pis
zen purbe, unbeiddbigt 5uriid.
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I'm lSplbbnien erleiSen bic
8ufien tuettere Nieber'
laaen.
in siuei Sasen baben Die @erbanSc'
ten bort sebu SiiiSiere uno 24O0
Iann sefanseH genommen.
Die StalisHer erbaltsn bic
ubli6eu g 5lGge.


abli6ep e 3lGgs.
Wien. ibsr aonoon, l. Sttpber.
Die fplssnOe Offisielts getanntmads
una purbs am 9lbsnb bonn OitsrreI6I'
i6sn arisssminiitsrium srIaiisn:
.RuiIiider arisssi9aupIas: r5H
OF Sa!isisn bat ii6 nidts bsiOnoss
res ereisnet.
Gin ausriif Der Ruifen in Der
RGfe BON Ropo alariuics brad uuter
unIsrsm :SnFlntsrisfeuer suIammen.
9lm S:ttpa TtuB unO i'm BOlhpniIfen
6situnssbreiet 1T bic Situation uns
Nr6nbert.
.9ln bem aormin 5luB baben bic
0sutiter unb Seiterrei6er lusitsr an
gpbeu oeponnen. Gegenangriffe Der
RuiIsn ipurSsn bort suriitseihlusen.
ipGbreno zines bsuti9en Gsserangrif:
fts nabm sDitNreitiite aupais
Ierie stpei Sffisisre unb 400 Wunu
seiangsn uno srbsu.eten Elm Wtli3is
nenaeidiiB. Sn Den aGmpfsn tsr
lsBteu spsi Gage, Die III btsier @s3eab
ituttgefunoen hd6sn. tpurbsn sebn SFs
ii3isre unS 240o Wann sefangsn as.
n0mmsn.
.sStaIisniitsr &rieasi6ouDlus: 9ln
Der sirpIsr uno Der adrntbrer @renSe
bab.n am Donneritaa nur 9trtilIerieges
Iecbte itattgsfunbsn. Die 2lngriiie auf
uniere Snfanteris. rpeitli9 Dor Der
9pu6eib ShIu6t, iiber bic frii9sr
bsri6kt purbe, iinb bon uuieren
tapferen SlISburoer SbarfI9iiBen
abeei6la9sn fporben.
.5riib am Donneritaa Wiorsen ariIs
fen itarte itaIieniIde 9ruppenabtEeis
Iuuaen brtimaI oersebli6 MusIiOih
unb bic iiioIi6en ahbdnss oieies gcrs
ses an. Der Teinb srIitt babel ie9r
icbpere @srIuite. 9lu9 9Inariff. asaeR
einiae puntte am griidentopf bon
Solminp ipurren aboefdlagen
.2luf oem iiiDliGen ariegsi4alls
Plat bat iia ni6ts @i4tiuss srsis'
net
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9(ufaabe ba6en. on Der aeituna ben
Op.rationen Der bulsarii4en g(rmc:
theiiSunebmsn. Sieiss gOrsehsH III
benieniaen in t'r 9iiriei iebr dbnlia
ipo bsutfbe Dffi3isre i'm porissn Sdbr
bic siirtsi oeranIaBten, sinsn unpropo'
2irten aHariff auf RubIanb su maa
iben.
.Oa bic gntsnts Wad9ts Dsrs
pfli6tst finb. bic Staaten su unt.rs
iiissn. bic bur6 ioI9e Greisnifis. nj.
lie ii6 in gulsurisn abipisI.n, be-
orobt usrbsn. tOnnsn mir niat umbin,
Oisis gsa@ri4t fir cine isbr .rnits
su bdIten."
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yerbien pfferirt 8riehen'
Lamb elm Stiif Wsa5es
opuienS
Samites lid on bem Grie9
aegen Sulgarien ans
6liebt.

Rom, /. SttOber. Yer W @iormaI,
0'Stolia" iaat. oaB bic ierbiifs Res
eieruna @riehenlanb bic maaeoonis
i5en @e6iste pon GhiiebseIi unb Dol.
ian fir ben Sall ansebOtsn babe, bah
@rie6enlano cine expedition ber 9ll'
Iirten sssen guIsurien untsritiise.
Gs III aaa 9iGbsr. asmtlbet ,pcrSeH
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2onoon, /. DIT. - Gs untsr'
lisst isst taum einem 3ipeifsl msbr
eaB 9ulsarisn ii6 bsfinitiO aui BIT
Settle Der gentralmd6te unb Der Siir
lei sef.slt bat, pas Sur GoIgs baber
ipirb, baB britiidls, fran3Oiii6s uni
piellsi4t aud ruiiiias Sruppen Der
Seinben Der gntente-WlG9te beiIteber
lperbsn. Dies bat 1rpar momsutaH oi,
9lufmrtiamt.it Der Diplomutsu Dor
Der Situation auf oem 0ftli9eH uni
msitIi4en arisssi4aupIas ubssleutt
iis absr niat absfhDd6t. Die Ru6a
ri@t.n OOR ben beiosn GrOntsH 9dIt
man bier fiji iehr bsfrisbigsHb.
@i. es fdeint, babeH bic GransDfer
unb bic 8ritsn teine iDeitsrsn Sort
ihritis gsnadi, abgeishsn DON siHsW
iIsinsn Gpunt. in Der SessHb DON Reu'
bile, i'm 4rtois. iie iino ater in
Stanbe serpei.n, bic Gcseuangriffs be,
Deuifden ab5uidIagsn, unp 10 peii
bies betunnt 1T, habsn f. ben srObter
sbeil bss G.Idnbss, oas iis ssponnsH
behauptet. ghir bic GnsIGnber geber
5u. pieber einig. poiitionsn an BIZ
Dsuii9en bsrlorsn gu babsH.
Sm Often i6.insn bic RuHsu isst
beFsr i'm Sianbe gu ieiu, ibre poiis
tionsn Su bebaupten. bsnn bic Teut'
f9en beridten nur iiber GrfcIgs, bic III
in Der NGbe bon 0fpinst unb in BoIa
bpnisn semddt babsu, pdbrenb 5iui'
ifen bieisn bsibsn punttsn uuo in ga
Ii5isn bic RuHsn bic qnsreifer su ieiu
ideinen. Den Rufen i9sint ss in Der
5bat burH Gssenansriffs auf bm re6a
ten Jliissl Der Qrmee BON Sincen5uraa
in Der RGbe bon Wtnst sslunaen 5u
fsin, ibre Grout Don RorbeH ndt Siis
ben in beHsrs Srbnung gu brinsen.
Gttpas befrsmbsnb tpirit absr bod bic
llntbdtigteit Der 9trulsen Sss prin.sn
2sopoIb unb bes GeIbmari4als BON
Radsnisn. Sis lGbt auf zine Rsu'
sruppirung Der b.utiaen Sruppen i'm
Centrum Der 2ini. fir einen iofusii
nidt gu erratb,nbsn 3rped i4lisb.n.
.glu6 bic Stalisrsr betunbsn erneute
9IitipitGt am Sionso 5Irb, ipis es
i4sint, iinb Te absr nidt i'm Stubs,
essen bic tpid)iiee oiterrei9ii6s poiis
tion bsi soImins GOrtidritts gu ma'
den.
lletsr bic pisl6siproheue 5eil.ihs
Diterrsi9iihe SifeniiOe sesen Ssrbien
bat man nidts lusitsr ssbOrt unb aui
Der GalIipoIi'SaIbinfel idsiasn bic
Opsraiionsn ipisber gang ins stodsn
ssratbsn gu isin.
Die nod am Donnsritos g,be9ts
5offnuns. bab siu aries auf bern Bal
ian psruiisb,n ipsrben ipiirOe, III i,Bt
ibaifd&Ii& aufgsse5en Uorosa, ME in