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Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09

. Posts Bucharest correspondent. [ z 'Boumania will strike even if . . Italy should decide not to enter . ' the war" . . . . e . Q . .
 LONDON Jan Winter storms
 and floods, while they have put an end to any military operations on a large scale have not been able to prevent armies in the east and west from pursuing an offensive at isolated points along the two extended fronts.
 In the snow covered hills of the Caucasus Hardy siberiaus are search. Ing out the routed Turks who are reported to be surrendering by the thousands.
 In Flanders, which is virtually all under water, the Allies assert they have found it possible to make some headway.
 Russians continue a forward move. ment in the Carpathians and in Buko wina, while in France infantry at tacks are made al many points and are followed by artillery engage ments aud sapping and inning opera tions
 Only in Po.and and GaIicia does there seem to be an entire hull
 The French have advanced few yards in the vicinity of Rhimes. but were compelled to give ground in Argonne as a result of the Germans having mined some of their first line trenches. With reports of progress bv. the French in Alsace, where they were formerly being streuuously oust- ed by the Germans. the names Of some German places are beginning To appear in official communications. which would indicate that the advance although slow is being continued
 In the house of lords today war discussion did not disclose the strength of the British army. but experts estimate it cannot be less than three million men, counting regulars, reservists, territorlaIs and Lord Kitcheners new army.
 The reported arrest of Cardinal Mercier, primate of Belgium, con inues to attract widespread attention The Germans explain that he was not arrested but that he was reuest- 'd 10 refrain from melting Gu. popu lace of Belgium The Dutch uewspa- pers which first published Inc re- port of the cardinals arrest, insists pm the correctness of its reports and statements and says that even now Cardinal Mercier is not permitted 10 cave Malines
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
MINE TAX BILL IS ALTERED ID ASSURE
 FAIR COPPER PRICE
Will Take Average Price of Metal for Ten Years In- stead of Average for One Previous Year as Basis.

PHOENIX. Jan S.-A correction was made today in the mine tax bill draft of the tax committee Of the mining congress by providing that value be computed on the average price of copper for the previous ten years in place of the last law which provided the previous one year. The change was deemed wise to guard against an off year in copper such as the existing period
 Phoenix merchants today protested to the tax commission against the present law for the assessment of stocks of merchandise. In place of Che present hundred per cent valuation they want the value of merchandise stocks for the purposes of taxation fixed at figures equal to the original cost, plus the freight less twenty five per cent
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
HOUSE OF LORDS LAYS OFF WORK.

LONDON. Jan s. After a two days session during which various phases of the war were presented, the house of lords adjourned tonight un- til February 9 when parliament win reassembie.
 NiscOunt Haldane. Loru High Chan cellor, today announced that experts in England were producing a gun which is at least the equal of the German fortytwo centimeter gun. He also declared that the necessity for compulsory service has not yet aris- en.
 He and other leaders expressed sat isfaction at the rate at which re- cruiting is progressing.
 Unionist Peers who criticized Ire lands reply 10 the call to arms were told that Ireland is doing her full share in the war. Some Scottish mem bers complained of kilts supplied the Scottish regiments. Baton Monchief described these kilts as abbreviated ladies hobble skirts.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
CaTanzaConfsCateS AHLandGrantsT That He Himself Can Use
ISSUES ORDER DECLARING GRANTS DATING BACK FOR TY YEARS NULL AND
 VOID.

EL PASO, Jan. S.-A bulletin given out by the Carranza agency said that Carranza at Vera Cruz has issued a decree to annul all grants and con cessons made between December | 1876 and January 2, 1915, as regards community land which the Carranza government may deem Illegally taken.
 The decree would affect foreign and Mexican interests in oil. water. min eral and timber holdings.
 it is proposed to sell the conhscated lands on small payments to the na- tionals lt is intimated in the bulletin that large oil interests about Tampico held by Lord Cowdray and English interests will be affected.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
Continued Soaring of Prices Agitates Plans for Campaign Against Exporting of Wheat or of Flour.
WOULD HAVE EMBARGO
 ON WHEAT PRODUCTS
Predicted that Prices Will Force People to Turn to Corn Instead of Wheat for Their Bread Supplies.

CHICAGO, Jan S.-The continued soaring price Of wheat and resultant increases in the prices of flour brought forth plans for a campaign to have congress place an embargo on expor- tatIon of wheat and flour as we'll as on arms and ammunition.
 Resolutions 10 this edect. 1t is an- nounced, will be introduced at the next meeting Of the Chicago retail groceries and butchers association.
 lt was predicted today that if prices went much higher people will turn to corn in place of wheat for bread
 The relief that Italy is on the verge of hostilities sent the price Of wheat to S141 3-4 Nearly two mil lion bushels were exported today. costing delivered in Italy S2O7.
 Traders were fired by reports that one miller at Minneapolis had brought in one single transaction 100000 bushels and the entire stock of one line of elevators Incessan demands were made for wheat not only by spectators but from exporters and millers as well
 Exports Of wheat for the week reached a total of more than ten mil lion bushels Leaders on the exchange predicted people in both Europe and this country will soon be eating corn bread Others declared contrary be- lief and said the price is still to go higher and bakers win sul be able 10 make a profit at five cents the loaf Still another opinion was that the question is oBe of supply rather than price.
 One expert said "Wm there be brought wheat to feed two conunents2 Ii wheat goes to S2O0 it win mean the eating of corn as never before
 One large firm then made a public dispatch indicating that farmers are holding up the price of corn, that many growers said corn will soon be at s100 per bushel Of the farms.
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
GRAHAM PUT STORM STILL CONSTITUENT HOLDS WARS
 ABOVE SELF ZONES TIGHT.
Now Seems Certain That Brooks of Gila Be Named As Presiding Officer of Lower House at Caucus.
BILLY" GRAHAM
 DRAWS OUT OF RACE
Says He Sees His Candidacy May Cause Friction Which Will Act Against Legislation Which Cochise Desires.

PHOENIX, Jan. S.-House Demo crats will settle at a caucus called for noon tomorrow the question oi speakership and from developments of the last few hours it seems proba be that the claims of supporters of Brooks Of Gila, that he will be pre- siding officer, will be substanuated
 His cause was greatly strengthened ate tonight by the action of Repre- sentative Billie" Graham in with drawing from the contest He win to morrow release those of the members who had been giving him active sup port and who had declared their iu tentious Co vote for him. Graham never an active aspiraEt, was quick Co grasp the situation that his con tinuance in the race might work an injury to the ultimate adoption of certain legislation which will be pro posed by the Cochise county mem bers and he put benefits to his con. stituents above his personal ambition At any rate such was the reason given by his supporters for his actions in withdrawing
 The contest for the presidency of the senate is no nearer settlement than yesterday but Sims is better ab Co claim he win land than is Goldwater However Goldwater win not arrive here tin tomorrow
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
TURKS AGAIN TAKE OFFENSIVE MOVEMENT

PETROGBAD, Jan. S.-"The Turks apparently in order to relieve the predicament of the Tenth Army corps part of which reformed hurriedly af. ter the battle of Sar Kamysh. have again taken the offensive vigorously in the vicinity of Karaourgan," says an official statement of the Russian army in the Caucasus. The situa- ton is unchanged on the other fronts"
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
VIENNA SAYS THE
 SITUATION IS UNCHANGED

VIENNA, Jan. S.-The situation is unchanged says an official report issued tonight An attack by strong Russian forces across the heights east of Czeremcha was repulsed by our counter attack We captured 400 prisoners and three machine guns. In the southern theatre the Seryian night attack on our advanced post near Aytonyao completely failed
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
BiSbee'S InUaSion
 or Naco Results in
 Complete Surrender

Warren District Business Men Are Received by Officers and Men of Border Patr ol-Wecomed by Voleys of Music from Sixth Artlle ry Band-General Exchanges of Courtesy Results in eneral Improvement of Grace
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
PERSIA SENDS OEFt TO OTTOMAN CAPITAL

LONDON. Jan. 8.--Austria is de. clared in a dispatch from Innsbruck to have started to fortify her line fac ing the Italian frontier. A dispatch from Rome says newspaper there prints an interview with tho Persian minister to Italy ln which the minis ter is reported as saying that Per. sian territory is being invaded by Kurds aud Turks and Persia hes sent an ultimatum to Constantinople
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
FRENCH CAPTURE TWO GERMAN TRENCHES.

PARIS Jan. s. - ITO north Sois sons we captured a German Reboubt taking two successive lines Of trenches and reaching the third line Three counter attacks b ythe Germans fail ed,' says the night official report In Argonne a very violent German attack on the summit of the heights of Cheyauchee was made We were at first forced to retire about two- thirds of a mile at this point but lat CT made counter attacks and reocccu- pied our positions
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
. . . . . [ . . . POLICE VIGILANCE HURTS
 , "BEANERY" BUSINESS

. LOS ANGELES. Jan. B. John {
 . Westrem who operates what he {
 . terms a "beanery" on Main St. { . protested to the city council { . against the police campaign to { . drive tramps and yeegs out of ( ' the city. ( . Our police have arrested ( . about 300 Of my most valued ( . customers" bis letter of com ( z plaint reads "and scared that ( . many more out Of town" (
 . Citing the fourteenth amend ( . ment to the Constitution, Wes . . trem asks that the council "stop ( . this police campaign it is hurt . . ing my business q
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
. "CHIMMlE" MeFADDEN IS . COMING TO BIsBEE

. TUCSON. Jan. SA ten car .
 . automobile Association leaves ( . Tucson Monday for Bisbec and . . Douglas to show "Cbimmie" Me . . Fadden what the good fellows of . . Arizona are. It will be called a .
 . good fellows tour "Chimmie" c . is accompanied by his bride . . There will be an official photoe- . . rapher to take views along the . ( route 10 be used in a write-up . . by McFadden. q [ [ . ( [ c A A 4
Bisbee daily review., 1915-01-09
Floods Have Put Military
 Operations on Large Scale Beyond Powers of Either
 Belligerent in Either Zone,
FLANDERS ONE GREAT
 SHEET OF WATER
French Have Advanced Into
 German Territory in Some Spots and German Names Appear in Official Reports,
. . ' N . . | ( . . RoUMANlA WILL STRIKE
 . IF ITALY DOES NOT

. LONDON Saturday Jan. &. . . 'Roumania is mobilizing 75O.o0O .
 . men of which 5OO.00O form . . field army" says the Morning . . Posts Bucharest correspondent. . . Boumania will strike even if . . Italy should decide not to enter .
 . the war" .
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
9Dr1T6sdem.
Bon War9. Methel= aarften.

Moubr.if bling in Der Winternadt
On ben Dornenftrau9 flimmernbe
Mdr4enpraAt.
,3auberer 8inter bin i9 = bu Elm
prinaebden fem;
S1lafe, BIB man bid na9 fiibt.
OornrDsletn."
Da f9lGft bas prin3ebden unb nit
ibm auslei9
Sein ganaer Srpb i'm freien Rei4.
3ein @0elein iinst, fein Softer fliegt.
Rein 8liim9en iein f9tmmernbes
RrOnlein niegt.
werftummt unb itin lit 5lur unb
Malb,
Dph zines Sages, nod LANCER 5rift,
Des 3auberers Ma9t eebro9en 1T.
Mus fernen 2anben prina 2ena aog
elm
Mit Sang unb Slang unb @onnen@
f9ein.
@r fibte bic Soldier unb iubelte
Iaut: +
,@dDnzD 81 rnrDs9en 1T meme liebe
8rant!
@1on beute finb berali4 gebetsn bic
@Gfte
Sn ben sriinen Sag gum 9odaeits@
fefte!"
Da riiften fid bic 8Oglein ar
Our sseier NIT fiRem Qieberf1au.
2ibelIen unb Softer f4peben gum
Sana,
Die 8lImhen ipinben ben Sungfern=
fran3.
S1Dn>D ornr0sden, gong nit Rofen
ssfhmiidt,
Fraumfelis in fonnige Weiten blidt.
Inb bic Menf9en iubeln: nWie f4Dn
lit bic Melt,
Men prins aena nit DOrnrOsden
.Sod5eit bGlt!A
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
De(uuof6e.

Gin fdpeiaerifder @sIebrter, Or.
Rleiber, bat cine gntbeduns bon sro<
Der Widtisteit sernodt. Wdbrenb
elmer italienifdsn Heife bot Or. RIeis
Der ~feitseftent. bob bic Mf6e, bic nod
in btdten 3oufen bic Nuinen BON
pompeii unb 9ercuIanum bebedt,
groBe Mengen zines aus poftoide unb
Sonerbe beftebenben ausee3eidneten
Oiineemittels entbdlt; bic earse ges
genb rings um ben 0efnp ipdrs aliD
reid on pottafhe. Die itaIienifde
Regieruns foa fih bereits bur9 einen
Sadberftdnbisen, ben fie mad Grid
entfanbt Bat. NIT Or. alsiber in Ders
binbuns sefebt baben, unb ma lift
iiberseust boB bic v@sfupminenA bolb
bonn Staot aussebeutet tperben ipers
ben. Die aide. bic emf 3ipei bliiknbe
Stdbte serft5rt bot. i5nnte fi@ oIfo
au sinsr reiGtn GslbqueIIe eernIten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

|iie idpn BEL Sen &ornerrl mno oas
&ingen bob bon Nenem an cine
entipam iidt Die bier Gage
wiiten nno Sitpreuben bon Ben letten
IGniien l6ubern lolte.
Gle Sager nabmen an oieier
.Shlaft ni6t tell. sic batten on
Dem beiBen Gage BON 2abna uno
Srloil 81 Isr selitten. 9as gn-
taiaon mar anf Elm 8iertel ieiner
9riegsltdrfe auiammeneeifmol5eu,
nno Die grlabformation idienen nod
niht reif fiirs 5elo. Iuh paretl
Die S1eer gu iebr erihopft, lett
pier3ebn Eagen uno LANCER batten re
fein oroentlifes Guartier aeieber,
batten meiit auf freiem 8eIoe, bod
itens einmal in elmer Shelne iibcr-
nadtet; lett bier5ebn Sagen botic
feiner nlebr Die aleioer pom 2eibe
befommen. 8isber bate menigitciis
init Der 8erpflegung ales gefInpst
oos borte nad Dem Gage BON San-
nenberg mlf, ais Die 4rmee in cine
bon Den Huiien peripiiitete @egeilb
p%ororang, mo ipenig ooer nidts ST.
bares mebr auf5lltreiben mar. Die
Sdger buneerten, nod Den Initreu.
gunsen Der pergangenen 8ofenL Die
ood Die forperIihe Strait aufs @eu.
Bere b%eIoftet batten. TageIane be
famen iie nidts @armes in Sem
Masen: one Offi5iere ebenlopenis
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
XII. aapiteI.

Abt Gage tparen pergangen. Ser
SeIoberr bate init Der riidiihtslosen
.Gnergie, Die linn oen Gag Don Gall-
neriberg geipinnen baIf, Die Sautt.
maiie Mieiter gruppen nod, Goroen
geriiien uno nlf Der Clinic Mlen-
bang-NorOe1tulrgt Mngerhlrg suialn-
menge5ogen. 0ort ftanoen Die auS-
len in peridan5ten 5telllfngen, ser
olte &ml0egen, MeitergeneraI Aen-
neaifampf, befebligte iie. lin oielel-
be 3eit, als Die Narefp-9lrmee bel
Eannenberg bon oen MaIuriIfet.
Siimpfen peridlungen maroe, batte
oieier Seerfiibrer NIT leinem Stabe
in Sniterburs gelegen uno bort cine
ipabrbaft rniiii6e @irtldaft eiuge
fiibrf. @elage wuroe BON @elagc
abgeloit Der Seft floB in Stromen
5nr ielben Stunoe, mo Stronle
Iuienbluts Die &oben nm Ganl1eil-
berg nebten. Gen Sran3olen gleid).
Die Sepolie bel &oBbad aufIdeuht.
gatten oiele ruiiiidem Offi3iere Iid
a6ranfenIoie SraueuBimmer mitgc.
braht, nDamen" aus Ser SalbfpeIt
petersburg, uno NIT ibnen feierten
iie Srgien.
enblid aber wuroe Dem General
Gle Sade bod bebenflid,. Or fublte,
oaB iein oitpreuBiif,es Ebrondell
mantle. ST fiiblte, ooB nifts oanit
getan lei mern man iid ms feino-
lide 2uno iette, Die giirger erifoB
ooer ormsialierte, unb Inn ~l1ebrisen
einen gltte1 Gag lebte. Or fiibIte,
einem 8ort, oaB ettpos geldeben
miiiie.
9ie aunoe bon Sannenbera fam
ME elm iiegbafter Moler iiber Die
2anoe gefloeen. Sic trieb oent
oas gl,lt in Ole Sdldfen. Mit
@nereie entriB err icine grup.
pen Dem @olleben oas file in Sniter-
burg nno SilIit uno in ben fetteil
oitpreuBiIhen 2anoqilartieren ge-
fiibrt, uno itieB Dor. 9ort. no Die
unfpeeiamen @0Ioer bes Sriidina
iid gegen Die fruhtbare ebene net
gen. begam Die ruiiiihe Shladtli-
ME uno 5og iid binunter Bis gu oen
oiel perdftelten @etpdifern Der oit.j
preuBiidyen Seenfldde. @erabe bat
ten Die Gltiien nod 3eit, iib ein3u-
- % padten uniere Grdits
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

rrie Der eemeine Solbat. Die Nadyts,
Die tie in 5erihoiienen, BON gran0-
gernfJ nod ~erfiiIten, bic ulo ga nod
bremenoen 0orfern perbrafter, tua-
rem grimmig fnlt, man iror ofne
@interia6en. SIN G~berfommar0o
uuBte man oos aIles mol. obne es
anoern 5u fontien; man lab Elm, SAG
maj oieier oe5imierten Irlippe oie
Strapa5en langer giImarId)e nada
Noroen nift 5imnuten fonnte. Ger
@~eneraloberit lieb iid oeit itellrer>
tretenoen @atuillons : &ommanoelsr
fomlnen uno fragte i'm alls, er idid-
te i'm mieoer meg, obne ooB eiac
IGntideioung eefalen mare. Grit III
letter Stunoe. ais iih Der geiuoItige
Seeresforper Ihon in 9emeguna
ieBte, nm gum oritten Wale in 5pei
@ohen iih nit Dem oerbaBten Seq
her sl meiier, crit ols oas fIe:ne
Sataiaon ifon marihbersit itano,-
oa crit enpfing Salptmann Moloen-
bauer leine Sroer. Sic Iautcte. baS
Battalion babe iih ben 5rilppentei-
len msuidIieben Die i'm IiioIidett
SitpreuBen Die perfpreneten ruff
iden Getahements auf5nipiiren lino
5i nernidten b1tten.
Gortyetung foIgf.l
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27
Sic @abrbeit.
eftsse BON g. Jerstti.

9eute Morsen. id log nod i'm
Bette, trat Francesca BEL mir Elm. Sd
h1rte, ipie Der Diener i'm 5~uriidboiten
tDOIte, absr bas sab Is Bel Jraneesep
ni4t. gr febte fih ouf ben Manb meiz
nes 8ettes unb fdien febr ~aufgerest,
Der CUTE Graneeseo.
.9m, BIZ bift perliebt2"
.Reine Spur, i6 mill beiraten.~
.Mlfo ernftlih fronf, Iranctseri@
foste i1. Mber iporum biif bu benn
70 aufgeregt2S
11nb nun tpidelte er LOS.
.Mleir gutter emilio, bu bift ir=
n.er mein better Greunb eetDeien; BON
alien. bic tb femme, mart BIZ Der Gin<
sige. bon benz ih unbtbingte @dbr<
bett ertpdrten burfte.1
so, INNER. ginmal Bot biefe
Mabrbeitsliebe mid iogar Dor btine
RIinse seforbert.@
~Darun b6tteft bu mid iebt niht
erinnern fouen, emilio. i9 mar elm
eitler Narr. Settler brdu9tef bu
auh nidt mebr auriid5ubalten, bu
burfteft mir anes 5nsen. - limb ie
fhlimmer bein 11rteil fein tpirb, Fir
befto ipabrbaftistr nerbe ih es ball
ten
SOL ih an gnbe ...24
so, has fOIft bu. bu folft WioIetta
.@iolettaa meIdeg Die bon @unta
groeeg Die aug BEN pala53a b'Qlpina
pber am gnbe gor bas @4dnfz
mabel bu tpeiBt ia bodbs4
Granceseo lohte.
.Ri4tig. i9 1obe fMor brei biffes
Namens In rleiner Wergongenbeit. -
Mbtr bfesmnf iit's feline bon ben
breien. Nfoletfn galmuaai, bic EoH<
ter eines Dberften. Sic tam erft Dor
bret 4a9en aus paptn bitr an
nMus pobia9 gigens bierber, I'm
'Don bir sefebea su tperben9s
sgigens; meme 2ante Mnria battle
Aerausgefunben
Dos fe einen neuen peI3 braudee
So, ia. i'd ipeiB. fie fat bsinen Bet
ter Carlo aud 10 ongebrodt, MIfo
iuns ifps NIT bitter Wiolttta GAL
rau53i9 Mber nimm efnen G1lud Mb~
firth. llnb bo finb 3iaoretten..
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cine BON mtintn Ggbptif6en an. -
Setne Mugen leut1tetes erregt. ,On
fonf Dfoletta onftbsn unb mir fagen,
mos bu bon Der Gnbe 1Glt5t. Sd
mub tpiHen. Of bu nit mtiner Wabl
einberfanben biff, emilio, bu biit
ia INNER mein Greunb sstpsfenl-
Der CUTE Graneeseo fiel mir UNI ben
9als, er f4itteIte mid an ben @4ulz
tern: .Du foIIft es mir fosen," rief er
iuenigitens Elm bubenbmal binterein>
amber. nDenfe bod. emilio, mir boz
ben bisber nidts obne chamber se@
ton. $50 bu mart. mar id, mo id
NOR, tparft bH- Wenn bu RUNNER
battet, peinte i9, fpenn Id ladte,
MART bu frob. emilio, bn mubt mir
fnsen, pie Dir 0ioistta gefdlta1
gr sriff in bic Brnfttafds. SD psrs
mutete Urges.
.Nad einem Bible foa i9 urteiIen2
Bob bid bod nidt nusladen, Jran@
teseo! Gin Weib nod einem 8ilbe be-
urtbeilen!1
yDu baft ia sana Rsdt!", rief CT
iaits, Tin Bib fast ME be Wobrs
bit, in babe oud gar ftinss. ih
psnte bir MIR biefe adftt ssi8tn: lin
sipSIf 1lbr TN porf, fdreibt 9anis
Ndrio; isst IL e. IaIb eff
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-10-27

Gin &oman aus Dem ariegsiabr
1914 bon Sans b. 6uIfen.
(Gortiebltna.l

lSortleBlttg.)
Sim paar Geiter lprenqten iiber
nen @baniieegraben ufto riidten auf
ben ~looerroen Sol3itoB 3u: oos mar
Der 8eneroloberit init ieinem Stab.
9as mar Der Sieger..
Sod at SOB bielt er inmitten ser
raid ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Solooten
itflo iprod bonn 8feroe Derab nit
9olptlnom Moloenballer, Der, Die
45oro om Sldofo, Dor ibrn itono.
9onfe eltd, Saeer", Ioete er, nno
letiae Stimme flang feit uno fraftie
IN Dem feierli6en Sdmeigen rings
um. vSom cure Sade brap genlatt.
Wtr limo Sieger geblieben, Der sSei,i0
lit pernidteti lnier aaiier SUIT.
raj"
9onnerno flog Der 31f gum Sim.
mel eitpor - 90 NOR feiner, Ser
nidt aus Ser5ensernuo aingeltimnt
batte. gereeiien mar Scot, SOB ullo
8efabr, pergeiien bas @ralen nno
Die Strapaaen - u1ro gegenipartig
nnr Stol5 uno 8egeifterung: Sieg!
Siegl eligible 5ploaten Idtpel!ff.
ten Die Seine, Ole Offioiere riiien
BEN 9eger1 aug ser Gdeioe ulo lie.
BEN i'm i'm. 8ioeri6ein oes flan..
menoen 9ol5itoBes bliben.
Ser Seloberr 5iigelte iein sirr.
oas iid bdumte. .Sorlptmam Mtrl-
oenbauer, Sberleutnnnt Serrgeilt,
Sberleutnant BON Sitorp, Sager
Senl6fe - bierber, bittel"
Ser Sauptmann ldIug oie Saden
sufammen. uMeloe gehorImit, 81.
5ellcn5: SberIentnant b. SeSitorp lit
beim Sturm auf 9~ietrtdsoorf se-
|follenl"
so ienoen Sic oies 3eiden aai.
ierliden 9unfes leinen Mngebori-
|gen", lagte er itno reid5te Dem Saltpt.
mann bonn Nferoe berab elm fleineg
&reua ant i~bDar5fpeiBen gano. 0um
redte li6 feline @eftalt, er tponols
iid 81 ben oreien, oie er amfgeru.
fen, uno Die ialntiereno Dor ibnt
itanoen unb ipra&) nit la1ter Stint.
me: oaumeraoen, unier @aiIer IaSt
enid olrh meinen Muro banfelt
fir enre Sapferfeit unb ien6et e1d.
ebenio mie enrem totem 9ameraoet.
oas gilerne &reu5 griter &laiie.
jGmpfungt es bier aus meiner Sano.
ltno 5eigt eltd ieiner niirbig, bas
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