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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
BRILLIANT VICTORY
IS WON BY ENGLISH
NEAR LYS AND O|SE
German Attack Is RepuIsed
With FnghtfuI Loss
Of Life
KAISER'S TROOPS ASSUM-
ING OFFENSIVE AGAIN
Belgian Advance Forces Ger
mans to Withdraw From
PerOySe
By William Phillip Sims,

(unlted Press Staff CORRESPONDENT. \
Paris, Jan GA brilliant victory
For British arms west of I.abassee and
IN the region between the Lys and Disc
rivers was announced this afternoon
by the official statement issued by
the French war office. German as.
Saults on the English positions at these
points were thrown back with frightful
losses, the statement asserted.
The British forces had taken up posi-.
mons at Givenchy aud Cuinchy, com.
manding the roads to LaBassee The
Germans, attempting the offensive. ad.
vaneed in force along the roads and
simultaneously attempted TO envelopc
the towns in the vicinity. The British
withheld their fire until the kaiser,
troops were most at their wire en-
tanglements at Givenchy, Then the
signal was given and the German ad
vance melted under the English fire
At the same time the British defend
ers leaped from their trenches and de
Ilyered bayonet charge, driving the
main body of the enemy back to La
Hassep
Az one point the German assault al
most succeeded After five desperat,
charges had been repulscd, one section
Of the enemy's left wing succeeded IL
occupying n trench but was compelled
to evacuate it when the main body Of
the kaiseTs troops was driven back
Al Cunchy, British artillery rake(
the Germans attempting to advance
and the effort was abandoned aftei
heavy losses had been sustained
There are also Indications that tn,
enemy is irving to assume the often
sive from the sea to point south Of
Arras.
The statement declares n violen
German infantry attack east Of Ypre
has been repulsed with loss, 300 Ger
man dead having been left on th,
field, Two rows Of French trenche
were taken by the enemy west o
Craonne after fine charge but tn
French later succeeded in recapturnj
the positions.
An advance by the Belgians south o
Pervyse forced the Germans to with
draw from positions there. and to stol
Smelling Burnes. Thanh, Lcmbach an,
Senuheim (Cernoy), in Alsace, hav
been subjected to a German lombard
mcnt,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
Of THE
STATE Federation
Opposition to Changing Work
inghlen'S Compensation to
Favor Companies

The twelfth annual meeting Of the
Oregon State Federation Of Labor now
holding its session at Union Hall was
addressed yesterday afternoon by
Governor Withycombe.
G. G. Connors Of the Farmers Union
addressed the delegates making an in.
teresting talk on how to get the pro-
duce to the consumer. He also spoke on
means Of financing tho farmer by the
government and rural credits.
Replies were received from about
twenty Of the state Legislators in an.
swer TO an inquiry from the Federation
asking how they stood ON the work.
mems compensation proposition,
The Federation is opposed TO any
change in the compensation act that
would permit casualty companies TO do
business In the state. Most Of the leg
islators who expressed their views were
willing to give the law further time.
The first resolution introduced was a
memorial to the legislature to provide
n law inhibting future legislators
from restricting or amending laws
passed by the people,
A resolution was offered providing
that the next delegate to the American
Federation Of Labor will be required
to introduce a bill calling for The mp.
pointmcnt of Il committee Of l2 to in
yestigate the feasibility Of the plan
Of organization by industries,
Another resolution offered was that
the Federation wants the legislature
to restore the employees liability act Ia
It's original meaning. The supreme
court Of the state has ruled that the
contractor or the mb.contractor ie
liable to the empoye. The Federation
claims that the law really intended that
the employer, contractor and sub'con
tractor were all jointly and seycralll
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
FATE OF SILVER IS
NOW WITH THE Jury
Defendant a6dBthers Testify
al This FOrenOOn's Session
of District Court

The fate Of NJ Silver, charged with
burning with intent to defraud an in.
surance company, was turned over to
the jury Il little before four o'clock
this afternoon in the circuit court.
The late afternoon session yesterday
was taken up with the witnesses for
the state. The state rested at o clock
this morning and the examination Of
witnesses for the defense began after
Judge Kelly overruled the motion for
q directed verdict made by Attorney
lsanc SWEET for the defense.
M, Silver was called to the stand In
his own behalf this morning at l0.45
and for As minutes he assured the Jury
that he knew nothing 70 the fire or It's
cause and gave a detailed account Of
his actions after leaving the store at
9 o clock on the evening Of January
2 when the fire occurred. Silver said
on the stand that he and his clerk, II.
i, Irwin, left the store and went to a
cigar store where they purchased
cigars and then he went TO barber
shop and after waiting about 2j min.
utes got into the chair whore he re.
mained until about three minutes be.
fore the train left for Portland at 1855
p. M
u. H. Irwin testified that the store
was in good shape when he returned
after lunch In the evening and that he
saw nothing out Of the ordinary when
he left In company with Silver, II. o.
Irwin, brother Of the witness, stated
that he was In the store shortly be-
fore o clock and he saw nothing out
Of the ordinary. Il. z. w. Quimby, Of
Portland, n former hotel owner, and
later state game warden, testified as
to the character Of the accused. Abort
=, Gloss, a manufacturing iewelor tcs'
lified as TO his relations and the bust
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
X X y 4 x = y 4 !, * 4 ,s x 4 =

After spending over an hour and n
half in heated debate on the merits Of
Senate Joiat Resolution No. l2 by Kel
lahcr referring to the people consti.
tutional amendment giving the COVER
nor the single item veto power, the
senate this morning adopted the resolu-
ton by vote Of II to 13.
No measure before the upper house
this session has called forth more heat.
ed argument than was given this mat.
ter. The ablest speakers Of the senate
were very evenly divided Oh the Ques.
,tion, thus giving each side strong sup.
port on the floor,
President Thompson called Senator
Hollis to the chair and opened the at.
Saek upon the measure which he brand
ed an untimely piece of legislation for
which there was no justification. Sen
ator Dimick was among the first to de.
fend the measure and the matter OF
submitting it to the people. He stated
that had such an amendment been writ
ten into the constitution at an earlier
date the state would have been saved
thousands OF dollars. According to the
senator from Clackamas, all the useless
boards md commissions that have beer
creatcd could have been done away
with had they not been log.rolleC
through an riders to appropriation bills
He took one specific instance, the state
board Of forestry, which received ~
appropriation Of $4,000, saying that II
all probability this appropriation wal
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
Causes Strife on Religious
Ground Say MultnOmah
Representatives I
SUPREME COURT RE-
PORTER NOT ABOLISHED
Eleven House Bills Pass Low
er Body at Session This
Morning I

Despite a strong appeal to retain the
free text book law on the statutes, as
a means Of bringing about a general
free text book system in the public
schools Of the state the house this
morning passed the bill introduced by
the committee on Judiciary repeating
the act Of the 1913 session Of the legis-
lature providing that, in the discretion
Of the board of directors of any public
school or officers Of any private school,
textbooks be furnished free to such
students as may not be in position to
purchase them. The repeal measure
was adopted by vote Of 30 to IL.
The principal argument against tho
present free textbook law, as made by
Representative Olson, Lewis, Huston
and others for the adjustment Of the
system, was that It was the constant
source Of strife before school boards
and dissention among the patrons of
public schools upon religious grounds.
RepreseleQtive Lewis condemned the
system as dangerous as means Of
spreading Of contagious and Infectious
diseases On tho other hand, Represen-
tattvo smith, Of Crook, Grant, Klama
ath and Lake, saw no reason for tho
repeal Of the bill inasmuch as II was
purely optional with school board and
officers Of private institutions as to
the adoption Of its provisions
Representative Thomas Brown, Of
Marion, did not think the 1913 act had
been given fair trial and should be
retained on the statutes as he felt II n
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26

Norfolk, Va, Jan 26-Two vessels
were sent TO the bottom Of the Atlantic
early today aud one man perlshcd
when the schooner Elizabeth Palmer
caided with the Amerean.Hawaiian
steamship Washngtonian so miles off
Cape Henry. The shock Of the collis-
ion was so great that the Washington
ian went down at once, while the Pal
mer foundcrcd shortly afterward.
The old Dominion liner Hamilton res
cued the crews Of both SHIPS, excepting
one man, according to n wireless dis
patch from her captain, Latest dis
patches said the lifcsoyinR crews From
three stations had rushed to the scene,
but aid not Indicate whether there
would be any additional loss Of life.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
By ]. w. T. Mason
(Former European manager of the
United Press.)

New York, Jan. 26.-Russia 8 west
ern allies expected to hear this week
that Slav cavalry had reached the out
skirts of Budapest. Russia, however,
again disappointed the nations that
went to war with her. Instead of Bud.
apest being threatened, the Slav hold
on Bukovina and even Galicia, was
menaced.
England and France had counted
largely on the progress of the Slavs
through Bukovina. This route to Buda'
pest was chosen in preference to the
northern route from Galicia, because it
permitted the extensive use of cavalry.
The Carpathians are extremely precipi.
tous along the Galician- Hungary boun.
dary, but become far more easily ac.
cessiblo about Bukovina and permit the
passage Of horsemen without difficulty.
Russia's mounted infantry strength
was expected to make itself felt with
telling effect during a new attempt to
strike at the heart Of Hungary. In
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
Rrltlsh Bombnra Middlekerke.

Berlin, by wireless TO London Jan.
6.-Bombardment Of Middlekerke and
Westende by British wnrships was an.
nounccd by the German war office this
afternoon Many persons have been
killed or wounded the statement de-
clares. including the burgomaster Of
Middlekerke. Shells wrecked many
buildings, burying non.combatants In
the ruins.
The statement also takes issue with
the French official statement and an.
uouuces the capture Of a strong British
position west Of La3ossee. The en-
emy's losses were severe The Ger.
mons are declared to have delivered
simultaneous assaults from both sides
fTauetvttn1 an poUa Fam \
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
One Killed When Steamers
Collide OF Cape Henry

Norfolk, Va, Jan, 26,--one
man was killed and 80 wero
rescued with great difficulty
today when an unidentified
schooner collided with the
American-Hawaiian steamship
Washingtonian fifty miles off
Cape Henry. The schooner dis
appeared Immediately after the
accident while the Washington
ian foundored a few minutes
after she was struck.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26

The worlds most northern railroad,
In Laplond, is 10 be electrified power
being obtained from nearby water
falls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
Continued on Page Fivo.)
The Weather

Oregoni Fair TO.
night and Wedncs.
day; not 80 cold
east portion to.
nighti easterly
winds.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26
Resolution Referring Matter
to People Approved by
Vote Of Tito Is
SCHUEBEH LOBBYIST BILL
INDEFINITELY POSTPONED
Senator KeIIaher Accuses Day
Of Working for the Big
Business Interests

n y 4 X y 4 X Y y X y y X X \
Vote on Senate Joint Resolution !
Submitting the Single item i
Veto to the People. !
Yeas--6ingham, Bishop But 4
Ter, Clarke, Cusick, Dimick, \
Farrell, Garland, Kellaher, Kid. \
die, Langguth, Leincnweber, j
Ragsdale, Smith Of Coos and 4
Curry, Stewart, Vinton, Wood. \
III.
Nays-Barrett, Burgess, Day,
Hawley, Hollis, LaFollette, Nc. 4
Bride, Mosor, Perkins, Smith of
Josephine, Strayer Won der 4
HELEN, President Thompson
l3. !
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1915-01-26

Continued or Page Five,)
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CONTINUED on Page Fivc)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-05

Die Cefterrei1er
geri6ten iiber beftige. fir fie erfOIs'
rei6e &dmpfe in RufiIaspoIsn.
Die StalieHer bOlen ii6 an osri8iebes
nsn Stelen blutigs &0pfe.

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unO 2OnbOn, 5. Suti. = Die fplsenbs
amtli4e getanntma9ung purbe an
Sonntas bonn &riegsmiuiitertum er'
lafen:
rauf bem ruiIii4en &riegsfdauplab
ipurOe Der 5einb, Der geitsrn befttgen
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RardieiD unb benz 3lOtd Gipa 5lub
letitete, BON ben Sruppen Der 8erbiin'
betea angegriffen unb auf Der gar5en
6ront 5uriidgei4lasen. Nir ma9ten
1000 8efangene unb erbsuteten mebs
rers Maf6inengeI4iiBe. SIN Diitritt
bon pr5smpsIanp unb 9iliniaaD sie6t
ii9 Der 5eiHb in 0itIider Ri6tuns 5us
rid. am GIuTe Bug 1T bic Gage un>
Oerdnbert.
Su RuiiiidPolen baben in oerf4ies
benen 4bi4uitten beftige Sample itutts
gefuuben. Die &uien ma9ten bier
beftige angriffe, aber ale bieie Qn'
sriffc miBlangsn unb eirs unferer
&orps f6Iug ni4t ipsniger aIs fiini
angriffe ab. Die SGmpfs I'M ben
Bad Wpsnia bauern fort. Quf beia
ben Seiten Don Stub5iantn bdben nil
bic SauptiteGuue bes Getnbes auf siner
5runt DON mebreren SiIometern bur6.
bro6en unb tauTenO 9efungene ge.
madt iopie brst 9efdiibe cr6eutet
lpdbrenb Der 6etnO idpers gerluitt
erIitt. Die !6Sben n0rbli6 bon aras.
nit lpuroen na4 beftisen admpfen se'
uommen.
auf BEN itaIienifdsu ariegBi6au,
PIas bat Der Jsinb feline gerfude pie,
bsrboI. iif am Runbe bes 0ObsrOr
pIdtedus feit3uieben Gnb es fam bier:
Bel gu eiHem auberorOentIid beftiger
gaabta,npf. Dur6 uniere Ssgsnan'
griffe puroe Der GstnS iaIisblit DDr
ben 6Obsn heru6gsiagt
geriude bss Jeinjes, unisre Stel.
lung in Der Rd6e pOn 8eltIda9
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den 3uiammen. 2lIpentruppsn, bic Ell
nsn unierer Stiispuntte angriffeu
ipurbeu mad ben bentbar 6ibiuitcr
SdmpfeH 5uriitgeihlagen. Die Der,
lutte beg Jeinbes parsn auentbaI6er
| isbr grob.
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Jn Jnbien
SIT es ipieber gu ernftIt4en 8oltserbe.
bungen getommer.
SHbif4s sruppen 9uben in aabore lire
Sffiaiere ermorbet unb IN Der
Stabt sepliinbert.
81 bIutisen &dmpfen fam es ,pii6en
msuternben Sruppen unb Der
pOIi5et in Mabras.
Sn &atro baben gIei9faGs blutias
Rrafpaae itattsefunbet.

Ssrltn, 4. Suit - 9luf bra5t.
loism Wege rad Sa1Dtle, q. .. =
S1e ueberieeifhe MISUNDERSTANDING
9Iebt betannt, oaB laut OepeT6en aug
AOnitantinppel bic lebten bort aus
Snolen etngetroffensn ppftna6riften
utelbungen iiber peitere llnruben in
aabore, in Der inbozbritiI6en qrobina
Yunab, entbalten. Die tnoifd1e &as
Oallerte foa gemeutert baben unb i6r
i9lOTen fi4 bann peitere sruppen an.
Die Wteuterer ermorbeten lire Offs
5tere fotpie englii6e Gipilifcr, pliins
oerten cine glH3ubl SGufer unb SoteIs
unb bemolirten audi cine g2eibs bon
9ebauOen. Inter ben Spfern Der
aufitdnbii6en IOIIsn fi6 sebu 6o6s
He9terungsbeamte befunben baben.
5erner folleu audi stpet 9ataiIlone.
Die gum Sransport nu9 europa bereit
fparsn, gemeutert, lire Offi5iere er,
iaOiien unO iid bann geflii6tet ia,
ben.
Sn Der Safenitabt Ulabras, am gea
gaIii4en Iseerbuien, mub es nadj ben
eIHgetroffenen Ra4ri9ten gu urtbeilen,
gu auBsrOroentIi4 bsftisen 3uiommens
ltOBen 5fpti4en meuternben 5ruppen
unb Der poli5ei getOmmen Iein.
AebnIi4e Ra6riaten Iinb gle;cbfaas
aus &Giro eingetroffen, mo bur6 ba8
etHtreffen Der grOben Menge pon Der,
punoeten euglif6en unb auitraIii6en
Solbdten Die @in9sbprenen I6sr
bic rieiigen gerlufte Der Gngldnber bic
eriten autenttf4eu Ra9ri4ten er6ieIs
ten.
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ruFiidm gafen einf6IieBen tpiirbe,
uHo ME aus DspeI9en aug ct. pes
tsrsburs berporasst. perldbt bic Gi'
OiIbeoOlteruns Wari9dus bersits bic
Siabt, ba nit Der W6sliatsit elmer
gefssuns Der Siabi ftiteHs Der Dsuts
iden ssrt4nst uirb. GIusbldtter, bic
bon beutf4er Glissern4in oi. Staoi
binsinseporfen porbsn iiro, ertIdrsn.
oab bic 9auptitaot poIens GnOe Suli
iid i'm gefis Der 9eutiden befiuOsn
ipirbe.
I'm BEN immsrtudbrsnbsn Riit3us
Der Rufen i'm Centrum gu motioiren,
beibt es in elmer 0epeiHs aus ct.
pet.isburs: Die RuHsn psrbsR Ii6
peigern. iia duf cine srnItli6s
S4ladt in elmer Stssnb sin3uEaFen.
in Der ss tsine 9abnper6inbuus
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RsutralitGt S6pebsns in einsm RE
contre 5pif4sn oeutitsn uno ruFi'
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Rserbui.n nidt in Qt5rebs ssiteqt unO
bic Situdtion bort dbneIt is6r ben
9orgdnsen in diIsnii5en 9spGFsrn.
aIs britii9e areu5er bic .Orss0.n"
Dsrisntten. Die i4pebiide pr.ii:
beipri6t bic Sa6e in milbem 1on in
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sHti6ulotsen unb cine GrtlGruns
fsnoen pirb. 2aut ben Ra4ri5ten
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mubten Ddbr.nb bss Samples i'm
s.u4ttburm fla6 auF Dem gooen lie.
gen. uyl Hi9t bon ben GeI6OFsn gss
troffen 81 tperben.
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Nus Garidan
G!a6tet fi5 tsrsits, Ct. qsi.rsburser
9.psi4enk lps.. bic GipiIte.
bt sruus.
9,utide Ilisser babtu iyIusblattey
in bic S.abt seporfen. in mel.
den fis bic geissuns Der
Stabt fir enbe JuIi
antiinbissn.
5n enslanb ipirO Der Sal Dari4aus
als uBaus5IsibIid betra6tet.

aonbou, 4. 9uli. Die armsen
Gensral BON Waadsnfsns brinssn nod
INNER ip<itsr n5rbli5 in Gaf3isn unO
9,olsn DOR, in Der abii4t. einsR asil
in bas Centrum Der RuiisH su treibsn.
uHb bic RufIen aus ben Sielunesn
on Der Wei9fel gu iperfsn unb iis
iibtr ben Bug Suriid3uireiben, iDooar9
bic 5ruppsnmaFen bss Grobfiiriten in
sipei 1beiIs s.ipaItsn unb bur& uHss.
beusre mOraftiss RisberuHs,n getr.nni
ipiirbsn.
glau iddst bisr, Sdb bic 9:utf&en
iGsIi2 sttpa flint WsiIen on Terrain
gspinnen unb psnn ihr DOrbriusen
nod cine lpsitsre Gofe In bisfsm
Tempo onpdIt. 10 iDsrSen. ME fsIbii
bic sualii&s AlrsiIs ausisSt, sts 0hiisa
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Rorbpeftlid BON RsenisDide iiHb
bon ben 9euiiten auf elmer Jrort
ron 1900 Sub bic SteIlunsen Der
iSransoien eritirmt tporbsn unb
oubsrbem tpurbe BEN 1ssirrb au5 elm
Sbeil Sts Walbss n5rbli6 DON Sap'
enr5lns ubseuommsn.
Die sJlieasr paren seitsru auber'
rrbeutli6 thdtig. Gin fort in Der
Rdbe ppn 6arpi6. Gnalanb. i0pie
cine fflOiiIe BON .ngliiten 9orpebos
bcotserit0rern purben pon beiltidtn
iSIieqern nit gOm6su beIsst unS
dub.rbem purosn audi gcm6sn in bi.
bsfsitist. Stabt Ranep unb auf ben
9abnbcf BON 9ombdsls (s.f NleilsH
liipOitii5 bon Rdnenj setporf.n, po.
bur6 bic giisnbabnpsrbinbuns NIT
bem aOrt in RsmirsmOnt serit0ri
tpurbe.
Gin snslii8er frlisser. beHen a.ru'
plan in 9ranb asratbsn mar. mubts
noroIia bon Gtent auf bondnbiifel
Gsbist nisoers.bsn.
Bon eipem b.utfden aluas.u9
iuuros .in frausOfif6er i5Iisser in
Der gld6s BON S6Iu4t aur aanSun1
assipungsn.
Der Nsinb bel.ste grussss (6aupts
iiabt Der bslsiibeH propina Glan'
bern). mi. gombsn. obne irssHbp:L
den militGrii4m St1ben aasuri4s
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Sapan's dnfere 9plitit
9on GIteren StaatsmGus
uern iharf tritiitrt.

u ~ W v - ~ !.
sottp, 4. SuIi. - Cine orpbenbe
Riuiitertriiis, cine igOlge Der Sritit
Der Glteren StoatsmGnner an Der poz
litit oss garous &ato, bat i'm ganseu
aunoe cine srObe Grreguns berpOrses
rufen.
Narquts Snonps IL. Tarquts Mat,
futata, 6etoes GItere StaatsmGnner,
fabten bas llrt6eil Der ssindu3s unb
SeI9dftss SutereiIen bes 2drbes oobin
iuiammen, bag bic DipIOmaten Der
Rsgieruug Tptpobl fir ben 9ineIiI6en
9Optott sesen bic Sdpausr, oIs fir
oos Wlibtraueu bes gtuslanbs ssgeu
SSopan perarttportltd Iei.
@s tptrb beri1tet, bab &utfunrfute
SSupnpe, Der iapuuiidbe gotI9ufter
fir 9robbrotanten, Elm Sobn bes
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feline Res
iignution aIs 5oIee Der RpntrODerfe
eingereiht bat.
@s beibt, baB bic perftiebenen pos
Iittfden garteien i'm SntereFe Der mas
tioudlen @oblFdbrt unb in SirfdJt
auf ben &ries su eiuem &cmprouiB
geIangt finb, tpeIbes bic 4nndhme eis
nes perf5bnli1en fprosrautns gsger,
aiibsr GStna stnt4litBt
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Ociftesfrdfte
W ollen bi. GugIdRber i.b
an ifrengsn um grfiuhuns
gen au benz Ge6iet Ses
ariegspeieussu
m a den.


2onbou. 4. SuIi. - Dem Qns
iuden britii6er Sslsbrtsr uno Mil
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aus ben bsrporrassnbitsn @iFsns
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