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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-24
French System Of Social Organization Based
on Admiration Of Intellect
By Professor F. H. GIDDINGS, Columbia University

THE French scheme of social organization and functoning calls for
intelectinelect everywhere only the academy the
university the laboratory but also in the senate chamber in the
chamber deputies in the business office in the labor syndicate the
shop the AND 1T CALLS FOR IT IN A CERTAIN
PECULIAR WAY WHICH AMERICANS GENERALLY DO NOT
UNDERSTAND
1t calls for intellect something admired honored socially recog
something which the humbest citizen both opportunity
and distinction
admiration of intellect universal America has intel
e abundan but America does not admire recognize and honor
intellect the French Beyond all things else America adme
business and that political adones These adma
directly business control political control of the
tire social fabric.
THE FRENCH socIALzED STATE NOT WORKABLE A
WHICH ADRoTNEss SUCCESS sUPREMELY ADJ
WORKABLE ONLY BY A POPULATION IN WHICH
ADMIRATION RESPECT SPONTANEOUSLY
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-24
Young Men Of the
Nation Should Be
Trained In Arms
By WILLIS ]. HULINCS, Congress
man From Pennsylvania

THE president should be author
lied to organize public serv-
ice corps of young men enlist
ed for a year, maintained, subsist-
ed and governed under military
training regulations and discipline
by officers selected for their mill
tary attachments.
The corps would be Grained to
arms" but would not be of the
army. Its life would be precisely
that of troops in campaign Except
battle), and except for the Incl
dental military training and disci-
pine it would be employed in build
ing public roads, bridges or levees.
Each year a body Of these young
men going back into private life
would in a few years compose
great body of men Grained to
arms WHICH COULD BE DE-
PENDED UPON TO VOLUN-
TEER FOR THE PUBLIC DE
TENSE WHEN NEEDED.
They would be paid, of course,
during their enlistment "going
wages" The roads they would
build would fully compensate for
the expense.
INCIDENTALLY, BUT NOT LEAST,
1T WOULD PROVIDE FOR THE UN-
EMPLOYED IN TIMES OF INDUS
TRIAL STAGNATION.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-24
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The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-24
BUSINESS AND PROFESSIONAL
DIRECTORY
Lawyers

ROY o. OHNSON-Lawyer Practice
in state and federal courts. Office
with ]. H. Forney Moscow. Phone 70.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-08-24
OsteopatIls

DIR. ADDIE FISH -Osteopath,
210 East First Street Phone 81.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Is HE HIGH SCHOOL GRADUATE?
High School Graduation Problem up
For Solution.

One of the problems put up to the
supreme court last week is that of
deciding when a pupil in high school
really graduates and what constitutes
graduation such as to entitle pupil
to a diploma One Mr.. Sweitzer went
through the schools at Van Meter
and wanted a diploma. The princi-
pal told him he would get one. The
board had refused to graduate the
hoy. But the principal was kindheart-
ed and the family was of influence,
and the boy was permitted to go thru
the motions of graduation with his
class and got dummy diploma like
the rest of them. But he was not
given the real diploma and he went
into court to compel the board to is
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
TEACHERS TO FOLLOW PUPILS.
Instructors in Grades to Follow Put
pills Through Three Grades.

Supt. J. l.. Cherry and the board
of education have adopted a new
plan in assigning the grade teachers
to grades. 1t is the plan advocated
by Mr.. Clarion, United States COM
missioner of education, and is to the
effect that the teacher shall continue
to teach the same pupils through
certain number of grades, advancing
q grade with the class at the end of
each year. Commissioner ClaXton's
plan is to have the promotion contin-
re through six grades, but in the In
dependence schools a modification
of that plan is made in that the pro-
motion of the teacher continues with
the pupils through but three grades.
For instance a teacher in the first
grade goes with her advancing pu-
pills to the second grade the second
year and on to the third grade in
the third year, then returning to the
first grade and so on. The same
changes and ARRANGEMENTS will take
place among the teachers in the
Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grades, the
Fourth grade instructor following
the Fourth, Fifth and Sixth grades,
the Fourth grade instructor follow
ing her promoted class and to the |
Fifth grade the second year to the
Sixth grade the third year, then re-
turning to the Third grade and so on.
1t is considered that this plan gives
the teacher a better opportunity to
become thoroughly acquainted with
the pupils mental, physical and home
characteristics and thus enables her
to do more and better personal work
with each pupil. Having a pupil in
her charge for only one year does not
give her an opportunity to become
thoroughly acquainted with that pu-
pill and his characteristics. To man
up tree it looks like a reasonable,
sensible proposition to adopt Commits
sioner Claxton's plan in the modi-
fed form with the opening of the
school year next fall.-lndependence
B. J.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Labor Strike at Waukon.

A bunch of young fellows working
for contractor Hughins on the base
ment of the MoIumby building struck
for higher wages Friday. They were
getting 50 per day and wanted
$3.50. The boss offered 1925 but
they refused. Saturday afternoon
he got in a gang of Polocks from
Chicago. Which is why we remark,
and our language is plain, like Bill
Nye, this country is being ruined
by European cheap labor.-Allama-
kee Journal.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
A Gorgeous Find.

Lansing will get win fame! When
a man can go out in boat and in
side of half an hour pluck from the
bottom of the Mississippi river a
gem worth two thousand dollars,
there is nothing wrong with that
town! Friday last John Miller had
this experience, gathering in pearl
IA beautiful gem-for which Henry
Strong paid fifteen hundred dollars.
1t was a high button pearl, as large
as a hickory nut, the weight being
571s grains. This writer saw the
gem. so this is no fish story" The
pearl was of perfect shape and fine
lustre. Mirror.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Kitchen Kinks.

If you want a spongy, light cake
use sour milk; if a heavy one, use
sweet milk in it.
To keep powdered and brown sug-
ar soft, place in separate stone jars
and cover tight In this way the air
does not get at them.
The best way to make beef broth
for an invalid is to place the beef
in a frying pan, cook on both sides
until just heated through, then wiring
as you would a towel. In this way
the best part of the juice is gotten.
The wringing should be repeated sew
eral times, or until all the juice is
squeezed out.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Death of VIM. Mullaney.

VIM. Mullaney, one of the long
time residents Of Plymouth Rock
died in Cresco at the VIM. Fleming
home, yesterday morning, after q
short illness from blood-poisoning
He was seized last Friday with Sc
we're pain in the hand and came to
Cresco for medical treatment and re-
turned home, bu: came again to Cres-
co on Saturday. The funeral will
take place Saturday morning at the
Plymouth Rock church. -Cresco
Plain Dealer.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Had Ford Instead of Car.

E. H. Prior, Earl Forester, Lawr-
ence Lien and Ralph Bachtel, Post
ville's long-distance fishermen, went
down into Delaware county last Sat
Lrday to tackle the trout, and would
doubtless have had a most enjoyable
time if old Jupiter Pluvius had kept
off the job. However, they landed
five nice trout, and having Ford, in
stead of a car, they were able to get
home Sunday evening in spite of the
muddy and slippery roads.-Post-
vile Review.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
The Week i'm History.

Monday, 10.-John Sherman born,
1923. Ticonderoga captured, 1775.
Tuesday, 11.-Minnesota admitted
1858.
Wednesday, 12.-First wedding in
Plymouth colony, 1921.
Thursday, 13.-First settlement
1907.
Friday, 14.-Panama canal open
ed, 1914.
Saturday, department or Az
riculture established, 1862. Ma
surrendered, 1867.
Sunday, 16.--Lewis and Clark ex-
petition started, 1904. First muslin
Dresden 1928.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
NiChols-Tillson Wedding.

On Tuesday evening of last week
at the Methodist parsonage occurred
the marriage of Mr.. Harold Herbert
Nichols and Miss Gladys May Tillson,
two of Cresco's most attractive and
interesting young people. They We're
accompanied by Miss Lucy Powers
and Mr.. Neil House who acted in the
capacity of brides maid and best
man. Mr.. and Mrs. Nichols left on
the evening train for Chicago where
they will spend their honey moon
Cresco Plain Dealer
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Steer Entered Store.

While taking a bunch of cattle to
Clayton Monday, big 1,400-fb. steer
belonging to VIM. Moellering walked
into the front door of Ries' store and
got half the length of the store be-
fore he could be- persuaded to make
his exit. To perform this act with
out doing any damage is almost 4
miracle, as he had to pass between
a line of show cases and had to be
backed out.-Garnavillo Tribune.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Operation Performed at Castalia.

Drs. Schmidt and Nash last Sun
day performed an operation on AL
fred Crabtree at his home in Casta-
liza Last October Alfred injured his
back and side in a fall from a motor
cycle and an abcess developed which
affected the appendix. Five weeks ago
he had an attack of grip which ag-
gravated his otle? trouble and neces-
STATED an operation. Miss Hazel
Sawyer is his nurse.-Postville Re
view.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Want To Improve Corn.

Red Oak, May 5.-The Montgom-
cry County Farm Improvement as
ISOLATION is seeking to better the
grade and yield of field corn in Mont
gomery county this year by a novel
method of seed distribution.
A quantity of the very best seed
selected from some of the most sue
cessful corn growers in the county
has been secured and carefully test
ed. Ten pounds of this selected seed
is being sent to a number of good
farmers throughout the county.
They will plant this corn in the
center of their cornfelds and next
year the best types of seed corn will
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Don't BE a "Grouch."

Many persons acquire a reputation
for crankiness and grouchiness when
their dispositions are not to blame
Peevishness, irritation, morbidness'
biliousness, melancholia most often
are the result of impaired digestion
and torpid liver Foley Cathartic
Tablets make you light, cheerful and
energetic. Engbertson's Pharmacy.
May.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Infection i'm the Air.

Medical authorities agree tina
colds are infectious. In some cities
children with colds are barred from
schools. Springs changing weather
brings many colds. The quickest ant
safe way to stop colds, coughs anG
Group is to give Foley's Honey anG
Tar Compound. Engbertson's Phar
macy. May
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Druggists Enioined.

Manchester, Ia, May 10.-The
Delaware County Temperance asso-
citation filed a netition today asking
the district court to issue temporary
and permanent injunctions against
eleven druggists of the county for
selling Intoxicating liquors under
permits. The case will come before
Judge Durham May II.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
Fifteenth Child Born.

Bellevue, Ia, May 10.-On Tues
day boy baby was born to Mr.. and
Mrs. Matt Scheckel of Springbrook.
Regularly every year the stork
makes a visit to this household,
this being their fifteenth child. All
are living, and seem healthy, happy
and harmonious.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12

sue it. The supreme court will de-
side whether the board was all pow
erful.
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
For Saturday

# this week we will offer so mems
III wool blue serge suits of ~-1~~
Decorah public opinion. (Decorah, Winneshiek County [Iowa]) 1895-1928, 1915-05-12
gnbIie Opinion.
BY HARRY j. GREEN.

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DEBORAH, IOWA, MAY y, 1915.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-10

an i9rfn SAaritn unb an i1rtm g~t3ieIfer
GhnelFeasr 3erIheItt Der %fran50fidt
QnItltrul. Bran9 Der Geinb abr an elmer
6tgae in ben 8rdben Elm, banu bdttsn
oieie BART mitgeaommenen Qeute INNER
nod Bite Strait. i6n ipieber binaus5utptrs
fen. Sn BET Rabt iDurbt aisesbtFert,
mas riodl BIT fliden fpdr unb am dnbfrsr
@ormittag bedte Bite frnnsDfihe Qrtiatris
dbermdIs dies NIT ihrem Gslttr Elm. Der
fdlimmIte Gag mar pobl Der o. mai
@on z llbr MsorgeHs Bis 1870 Ulittdgs
pereinigten bic 5tan3oien eth eerdSe5l
lberp6lttgefoes Geier gegfn bic 2orsttos
b6be. 9as 5inbsrnis flos ioes. BIZ linz
tfritdHoe brdden 5uiqmmen, bic 8ruits
pehr tpurbs burd bic Branutrn dustins
u~nbergefegt, dig a6tr TIM 11.30 nda piers
etnbaIbftiiHbigsr 8efditBung, nahoem bic
Gran3pien NIT tauItnbsn bpn GeIdoIitu
Der Idnerftn aaliber bic gauge 6obe
gerabesu umeepiiblt hdtttH, nun ibrtn
Jnfantsriedngriff anifbisn, ha ipiirbtn ite
abgefdiagen! Der qan3e 8eipinn bes
Gegntrs duf btr 60be BON gotre Dame
be 2orrttc bftrGgt 5000 Wleter, niht
mebr, unb ufn oieIes Gtiifden bpripdrts
5u tonmsn, fat 1t tduIenbe ieiner Qttte
opftrn miiIen." 4ud iebt nod lieetn
unfere btaotu SHfantsriiten u~tbtngIdm
an btr 60he BON Nptrt Dame b qorettt
uun atIt antaufe bts Gtensrs eeath I'M
fsre ifBiae Gteaung pnrben idarf dbsss
nitien.
Sd lam Mid bon hem erdnoioitn
5dauipiel biefer Sdidht, bar gr6bttn,
Bal BET ih 5ugteen lpar, tdum losrtiBsn.
Rpd ttntn Slid petfe tdrduf BAG a1mpfs
feb, apf bag mad ipie Dor unabldifs bic
Geidoffe nieberpfafrln. 3dnu ipsnpe Id
mid sum ge6en. Dpd mas lit ods2
1ort uutsn erer3ttt ia gan3 friebli9 cine
beutfde MaIdineugeipehr NbtbsiIuug.
Wir Fnb 3tpat bttr Elm bibhtn melt BORN.
Diht Dor ing tobt cine Miefsnfdladt ab
uub gu fuuten aud bic Gr1ngoien eiimat
INIT 56rqpnsltu heriibgr, aber bieEt tleis
men Standardization ft6rsn btsis asute
In ibrst 8smiiibsruhe niht. IS pirb
ra6ig sYtr5isrt. unb role iH 70 uniue
aeuse Gier bprn am Wlaidinsnstlpsbr
iibeI Itbe. ba iomnt mir 10 redlt b0s gss
pubIIein, ipslh eiIanfs g~flihtgeFibI uitb
aH5ert6rbafe adltblitiettit in anigrem
oeutffea 8oIts Rtdt. Die aeute ba naten,
bic unbttiimmert Jim Ghrapntle unb
Gli~eagrb0ulbsn nit BEN MaIninsnsgpsbr
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-10
pas 6otO Der @aIeeRaae.

Die nentidt Office unb Bic pommsriffs
preuBifae aiiitt bergen tiu tofbares out.
81 1T ber s0l6ene 9trnitiu, nad benz
ipiebtr regt gldtfra1e III. Gis aanse
8ernftingerinnung beiinbtt iid III itddt.
iiter saHD. limb fe brinat quite Grtrdas,
ba 8trriteinfdmud iebt Iebr bsqs6rt III.
4ber aud 5u alerlei tunitgelDerblihen
8egsntdnbtn pirn bas qelbe CARA bets
drbettet. SIN re9fred!fn gernIttinperten
fpirb has Dtrtbonle Qrobutt aeForotrt, ba
bic Mdit beg BON mttre dnatfhrenms
ten Rohbernitetns niht betrdftlih iii.
Der iebt borlitgtnbt dmtiids Beridt ifbtr
bic preubifdm 8tr%uIisinperte, Der bds
leBte Grieotnsidbr unfdBt, btipeift, buB
bic Nusbtlte an biefen toftlihrn Erseuas
nis, bas nur in 3utihlanb porbanben
III, niht gering III. Sn rihtieen Grubsn
tpirb Der gernitein ab9tbdut, 5um 9heit
aud I'M 9agsbdu. SIN gerihtaiabre fpurs
psn 10000 Ddgen ali Il 500 aiioaramn
bldusr beruiteinhdItigsr CRIB eefor6tri.
atf tiuen IoIden Mdaen tnmen b38
grdmm aObbernFtsin fobaB auf einen
5sttar Gl6Bfldde 1880 ailoaramm
8trnittiu famtHr Snsatfdmmt fptrben
5y3 pettdr dbgebaut. RanebsR Nj cine
Experimentation unb etnt gerrpsins
i6mei8ttei i'm gdnet. gerrtr tpirb nebens
bel 8sfnHeihfdirt berseteIt.
Das GrBebnis MAJ rett suFttebtnHels
ienb. gs utrbeH getpDnnsn 4T2 1ounen
Robbsruiltiu, 20 Spunen qrtBbernfetn,
236 3onnen gsldmol5sner gernftttr, 4
9onuth gsrniteinfdurt unb SIS gonnen
8ernItein1l. 9iefe grobuttt baben einen
@eTammtpertb bon, insgtfdmmt flint IRils
iionen Mart. Der a~oh6ernrein purbt
iebr germ gftdift, bn Bic g~srnnefnfdbris
tnnten cine febr reas 9bdtfgtelt fuffdItts
ten. Die gerniitiaipertt tonnsta riht eins
mai alien anforbsrtinstn gtniigtn. prsBs
bernitein Cling botnehntIt6 mad 4meritd.
HeingtrinH bet 9ernffeintpttte belief
fih auf tfipa 100000 Mdrt. Nuf ben
Msrten pirben rtngsfdhr 1860 Werfonsn
btfddftist
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-10

lfta 8ti1ebffa5ts off t,t 6sht psHl
la Nplis. aah b8 qetHtebaN titb
.tslfli8 bfhdhi. HinstM ifauphite
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ia piabt ottB duh tt6bfib t'pa SEQ Nss
ttt uan 6tf GbauFU tptitfHi. fiat @tos
Baif, t,rn 8ptd mlt dataliIb CAT Hiht
siritRa t9HHW. GfHn ba no Gt bins
i@iebtn, tf tbatldhlih nthis.
Iit dlitatr ftao menblitith ptt,-
ihirunotn NUT unitrs Jtftlbdaous bali
ten bit gaiipafS. ibam asatulbu Iiuo
.dba aud bic Fraus6Hihtn TsFfttanons
aafatftsfh bdrnnitr tinsr. ben tn ftiusr
9anstu Fotm mitrsn oeatI6tn quftIbiIs
fan adH5 dhulia If. almdblia pirb bns
Mrtiltrieituft ttiuas fhpdhsr, Die Bts
MISUNDERSTANDING iiHo niht iibsrmds
big siiuiiip. az piro ounitia. Rod cine
nal umfdiit ib NIT einm Bid nos
gauge eeualtiet Shlaatftlo, no Der
frdrtifhe Giabt pitber einniai an benz
oeltiden Stilbt 5triplitttrt. 3pdr ber
Gampf 1T nod bart uno fdptr, elm
nabnFnnig ubitfertts blltigss Rineeu,
abe es In fdon beltt gang offenFhflih,
baB her erbaitttgt Grfotg Bel,
ben 8tutfatu fstu nirb.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-10
Yon Often gefeBen.

tons fe6en frH aaf i9ren QtdBtn; tpie
flint itsue BahtAanbt fpaAen ie aufs
mertfdm rad REM 8esuer 9iniibtr. Orr
6immel TIT nit ptiBm Disqualification
bebedt. gine gan5t QR3abI BON Ilisestn
beHttbt ben berrIihen Bag su Auftldz
rungsfEiigen. BtiBe lnb rotbe leuattus
gelH f1len betab. iotpoM 8entide pit
Gran8oftu drbeittn nit ibrer artigerie 5u.
fdnmtn. gs lit bod tiH ~eieenartiats fels
IsInbes Bib, bieit 5lieeerbefaieBuugm.
Use gelppriene Bale rplaH ben JIug3eus
gen bic fptiBtn NBttten Der erploeirenpiu
5drapntle mad. oft LIT Der Jlieger gang
BON tbnen eingefdIOFeu. dber inner pies
eer tatidt sr unpsritbrt dtls oem Geuers
treile entpor.
Mir tontmtn mad efner @tube, biz bod
gelegen lit uHb pon Der aus man siuea
berrlifen ueberblid iiber ods game
admpfietD bat. Nod itsbeu bic gebduot,
ipie lbtrhonbt bic 5raH50ien berbdltnis
mdBig penig III oitit 1iitttnfperte biueins
fhieben, abst nit 5hrdpHellen haben lie
bod biutingebulef. Die gan8su 5enftfs
iheiben iino 5ertriimmsrt unb pobin man
ben Shritt In ben gebduben Isntt, ttitt
man auf GlasTptitter, QuF idmdler
Ireppe t~lettert id i'm Jnueth siufs ges
bdubss enpor dnb pI6bIi9 ftebe it DOR
einem bssiten aa1 Btfeu gebsnben SEM
Fttr. oas einsu %umfafsnosH Slid ibsr
pas game aanpffslb gspdhrt. Mit feits
asbdnni fare th binaus. Gort bor mir
Eiegt bas Shlaatfelb, Elm beftisfr attiIs
lerietampF lit int @dhge. 8erdhe boz
mir lisgt bic 06hs pon 9imb; bprt Obsn
I'm MaIoe, fup u~nduf16rlih Der ihiudr8e
Baud fran5bFfher @randten tmpprfdgt.
Iiest bos GdloBhn ID gplit. Mittsu
ISpiLaenngEa 8it9t f4 bic faaEis Gals
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-07-10

fen gieqel, ben bic 8tutIdsn ilnen bors
i9oben. niat m0gtih. Or aRgriff Der
Grdn3oItn ge1en bic beherrItenben 60ben
ron 8tmD Ihgitsrte unter boftn gerlaFten,
sbe1To gslahg IL ibnen uidt, bic berlhmts
Steanng bts Qdb1rint6es Bel Gturie fprts
5unebmen, eth Ggften bUn grdben, in
BEN i'd isIbit i'm 9e3ember mar, unb GEE
gen bas ale Qnldufe ldsilsrtsn. Qua
Qeupiae III Bib duf einfgt 6duIergruppen
nfht i'm Bette btr Grar3oier, unb bd
bieIer Grt III umTaTenbNer art OUR dbs
fdnittpeiieB 9ertFiofgaDs eingerihtet
tporpen 1T unb aud burd infer artiIeSes
sehsdt pirb. II 6irfte d ben Grdns
8ofen iehr Thper fallen, an Oeier @tele
porndrtsgufommen.
Die 4ngriffe Der Gran5pItn erfolgen
tbeils bel Gage, tbeiIs bet ga6t. tbeiIs
NIT. ibtils Dbne drtiasrifii6e 8orbereis
tnng. 60 griffen fs III Der Ndft pDm
IL. Mai obns Misunderstanding an.
1Dd ou6 bisfss Derfdbrtn nasts i6ntn
niht pist, benn Der Nnatiff purbs febr
raid bon BET bentfdRn artiIsris ertaunt
uub bermdbeu nit 5eusr sRgebttt, bnB
er inter gttpaltigen 8erluitsu suidmmens
brad. Sin ie6r beftissr 4ngriff mar aud
bet Rom gFin9ltf1nnfdg, ben Bic Dran5Ds
fen In brsitsr gront NIT bttfsn duftinans
berfolbenbsn angriffEiDstlen ppr5ufragen
iih abmiibtsa. 4uh It ipurbs dbgsfhlaz
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ltsH, ben bic Deutfhen our grrberettung
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BEN GttinhdufsH, Der einitndls bic aas
ptfe bestihnss, einotarabsn, ohnt ipeiisr
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fer 4ngIiIfsOtttn Der Granjofq gsh1rt
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