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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09
,elenrnmn esnccinl nara Ia PRENsA.

Telegrama especial para Ia PRENSA.
WASHINGTON, Mario S.-PToce-
dente del puerto de Veracruz, He
saron noticias esta capital con-
firmando las uue hace algunoS dias
rircularon references 4 que eI hljo
politico del general Diaz, don Ig-
nacio de la Tore Y Mier Sc en-
cuentra posesiOnado de Ia Capital
del Estado de Mexico. con ounce
mil hombres perfectamente arma-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09
CERCA De LANPAZOS HUBO UN
CONBATE ENTIRE CARRAN-
CISTAS Y VILLISTAS
LLFGARON A NUEVO LAREDO HUCHOS
HERDOS De Los QUE HUBO EN-
Ell ENCUETRO
TeIegrama especial para Ia PRENsA.


LAREDO. Texas, Mario 8.-Ayer
So rumor6 con mucha insistencia
que en- las cercanias de Lampazos
81 estaba registrandO un fuerte
combate entire carrancistas y vi
llistas.
Hoy quedo completamente con-
llrnado el rumor antes dichO pOr
que llegaron grandes cOnvoyes con-
duciendo heridOs, y he pOdidO ave
riguar que son de los que resulta-
ron en- la acci6n antes dicha.
Seglin parece los villistas trataban
de avanzar iIacia cI nOrte de Lam
pazoS y tuvierOn que sOstener un
combate con los carrancistas que
estan encargadoS de impedir el
L. ~,
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D. Lgnacio della Tore y Mer, con $4,000
soEdQdos Sc encuentrQ en- Toluca
lie han undo mucho hacenado de los que peo la reuoucon

esos datOs que el rico hacendado
mexicano, ostuvo preparandO, de
acuerdO con 0trOs muchOs prOpie-
tariOS de finCas de campo, la revO-
luci6n de que Sc habla, y que al
efecto com!sionaron a una persona
que hiciera Ia compra de armament
tos en- el extranjeros y que contra
tara una erlbarcaci6n para que
Pasa a la paglna s.
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sF Rl.MORA QUE Han sURGDO DIFICILTADEs ENTIRE OBRE


podido enterarse de los informes
que el gobierno de Ia Casa Blanca
ha estado reclbiendo de SuS agen-
ties en- Mexico. describen Ia situa-
ci6n en la yecina repubhca. sin
precedente en- la America, aunque
manifiestan que no Sc han perdidO
las esperanzas de poder llegar a
una SoIUci6n pr6Xima.
NinEuna cortestacI6n So ha reci-
bido hasta Ia fecha de Veracruz
Dor 10 rual la actitud de CarTanza
no deja de preocupar a Ia Casa
Blanca. Sin embargo, Sc dice que Sc
PaSa q Ia pagins S.
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FL CIERPO DlPI PIOMATICO Pc RMANECERA EN- MEXICO.

diriiido a suS mencionadOS repre-
sentantes manifestandoIes que es-
peren un POGO aHtes de saIir de
Ia Capital. a lin de yer 81 eS posi-
bic que los Estados Unidos consi-
gan un arregio de las dificileS cir
cunstanciaS pOr que eStan atra-
veSandO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-03-09
CREEN QUE "a SITUATION rs IGUM "A DE ABRL DEL AN
PASADO

ne de la Situaci0n mexicana IS de
que aunQue eI gObiernO americana
rsta decidiio a manteneTSe neutral
hasta donde sea possible, en- los "a
Suntos de Mexico. esta tOmando to-
das las precauciOnes para encon-
trarse preparado en- el evento de
que las circunstancias 10 Orillaran
tOmar una oarticipaci6n activa en-
/ los referldoS asuntOs mexicauOS.
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PiEDFN sOBREVENIR MY GRAVES COMPLlCAuONEs.

pouga pronto remedio a Ia SItua-
cijn.
En- 10 uniro N que se moStrd al
go rxplirito rl Secretario Bryan al
| hablar sobrr la nota enyiada Ca
| Irranza. fut en- decir que - le pc
| dia al jefe de la reyoluci6n que -
/ Ie prrmitirra al Comit6 de AuXi-
( hos distribuir los doscientOs Gin
rurnta mil pesos DE- comestibles
Jue t.niau reunidos para cse efec-
fn
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FrE ENvIADA UNA ENERGIC4 NOTA cARRANzA

riaS entire rl Prrsidente Wilson, rl
Srcretarlo Bryan ' rl Consrjrro
Lansing.
AquelIoS que por estar cerca DE-
csto> altos prc>ouacs pueden aYen-
,urar opInlunrS reIativaS al proba-
bic rou-pnido dn la nota, dicrn que
rSla eutra6a un cambio complete
dr poiilica da los EstadoS UuldoS
haria Mexico Y que 81 le habla a
Carrauza rn un tono no usado has
ia ahora indIcaudoIe que cI 90
b.rruo de los EstadoS Jnidos ha He
sado al fin De >u paciencia por la
iudIfrrrucia del meucioRado Pri-
mrr Jrfe para los actos de Obreg5n
ru Ia Capital de la RcpubIica.
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PaSa a la p8gina s.
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PaSa a Ia pagina S.
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Pa>a a Ia paglna 5.
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Pass a la pagina s.
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Pasa q Ia pagina s.
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Pasa a la pdglna 8.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23

2-Largest Number of students in
Teacher Training Glasses.
3. Largest Number in organized Cl.s.
ses III proportion to size of school.
a.-Largest Number in Home Depart.
ment in proportion to size Of school.
5.-Largest average attendance in pro.
portion to size OF school.
6.-Lareest per cent of enrolment
signing the pledge before the Co. Con.
ventlon.
Largest percapita Gift to Missions.
e.-Largest percentage of enrolment
uniting with the church during year.
9-Largest percapita school gift to
County and State work.
lO.-Largest number of enrolment
using Graded Lessons.
ll.-Best Exhibit Of Graded and Hand
Work.
12.-Award for perfect attendance
during the year.
MRS, r. McFADDEN, Sec.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
OFFICIAL PAPER OF CITY
. aaaxs. aa.oo -1 Aasa+val
4. A. Wardwell. G.G. Thompso :
WARDWKI.I q TKoNPSoN.
PROGRESS OF THE WAR.

There has been nothing Of general i'm
portance along the battle lines in Europe
either east or west during the week.
The usual cannonading. and minor as.
sauls only appearing in the telegrsphic
reports.
Yesterday, and official report said that
the allies we're landing troops, 100000,
ON the north side of the Gulf of Sares
which is about fifteen or twenty miles
across from the peninsula that runs
along the Dardenelles. II this is true it
presages new assault on the Turkish
forts that defend that important strait.
The Russians seem to be holding what
they have gained in that Carpath;an
mountain passes but spring thaws and
floods prevent any important movements
Of troops on either side.
The papers are full Of guesses as to the
probabilities of Italy being bought of by
Austria by the cession Of adjoining pro.
Sinces, or that Italy will declare war
within q few days. Our own guess is
Italy is figuring whether che can make
the better bargain by remaining neutral
or by joining the allies with the proba.
bility that she will not fight if she can
got all she wants of her former allies
Germany and Austria, without fighting.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
A SAD SPECTACLE.

The spectacle Of twenty.one Of Terrt
Haut's leading and most pertinent citi
zens being taken to prison this week va:
very sad. They included tho former
mayor, a circuit Judge and his son, and
practically all had been honored officials
When men fall from high places the
fall seems creator and isgreater. When
men in whom we put our trust fail us it
is shock to all of us.
But no matter how much these men
have sinned against the commonwealth
and against humanity, ono cannot but
feel sorry and even sympathetic. They
may richly deserve their punishment
but we cannot but be sorry to zee the
awful mental as we'll as physical suffer.
ing.
II we're not that these are punished
for the good Of humanity at large. and
to deter others from yielding to similar
temptation. then We could all be glad to
say, to these poor victims Of just Law,
20 thy ways and sin no more.'
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
THE LORDS PRAYER.

"Peace, peace. but there is 90 peace. {"
You, yourself are in favor of world
peace. You do not believe in war.
Mentally, morally ard religlously the
soul revolts against legalized murder by
wholesale. No, neither you nor your
neighbor want war. You agree that it
is hell.
But you and your neighbor are men.
Both Of youssstand ready to shoulder
your muskets and fight. Fight together
il it so tappens, fight against each other
il such should be. You two men will 90
and shoot others or perchance will try
to shoot each other, while you both
firmly believe in peace.
Whence:this strange contradiction with
in your own breast.
The psychology is simple though
strange. The first law of nature is "self
preservation" Self-preservation is not
only a natural law but very necessary
law. But self-preservation also extends
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23

Returns from the city elections do moi
bring comfort to the Democrats. In
Chicago the Republican nominee 70,
mayor was elected by a majority ol
100000, while the entire city ticket won
by majorities IN excess of 100000. In
st. Louis, while the Republican victory
was not SO sweeping, it was decisive, and
in other cities throughout the country
the Republicans made great gains.
These returns coupled with those from
country districts in the congressional
elections last fall send shiver down the
backs Of Democratic leaders in Wash.
ington, who see the hand writing on the
wall. The presidential election in l4le
will result in tremendous Republican
victory.-St. Thomas Times.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23

out. and will contain many practical and
helpful features.
The County Association is a part OF
the State Inter. r.denominational Asso.
ciation-itself part of the great Inter-
national Sunday School movement. 1t
is fully nter-deneminational and each
school should send its full quota of de.
legates without fail.
The Aim of the Co. Convention is
livery School represented by de.
legate. 2. Every school a contributing
school.
3-Our County still a Twentieth
Century County.
List Of Premiums 10 be awarded Co,
S. Schools at Crystal June "a. Highest
Award, International Standard Ribbons,
First, Second and Third Premiums for
eachiitem following:-
Largest Cradle Roll in proportion
to size OF school.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
A CREDITOR NATION.

When the clouds hang overhead every
body prohesies a storm. But the storm
does not always mature. When the
general European war began, fnanciers
all prophesied that the many millions Of
American securities held by foreigners
would be returned here on masse to be
turned into gold OF these bonds, mort
ages and stocks, several millions we're
duo or about to become due and these
were certain to be cashed in at tonce.
Fearing this great demand for gold
and the probable effect on business
generally, the stock exchanges in New
York and other large cities were closed,
which of course put a temporary stop to
trading in such securities, though
doubtless there was some business done
on the side.
A short time ago the exchanges we're
reopened, and during the last two weeks
greater volume Of business has been
done and stocks generally have sold at
higher prices than for several years.
.
This shows that the foreigners did not
send over a very great amount,o of paper
to be sold at any old price to obtain
gold, that they have great confidence in
our commercial and industrial economy,
as we'll as our standing in the world as
world power and nation.
At the beginning Of the war we we're
exporting considerable gold to Europe,
but now the tide is turned and the flow
is this way, probably owing largely to
the great amount Of supplies of all kinds
that the warning nations are compelled
to purchase Of US. Under this pressure
the United States is fast becoming the
creditor nation Of the world.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23

Editor Lee of the Mountaineer again
tries to ward off our criticism of his edi-
torial calling down States Attorney Nc.
Murchie for bringing justice cases to
the county seat for preliminary hearing.
II the editor Of the Mountaineer had ex.
ercised the same precaution over the ex.
penditure Of the county funds at the
time of the removal of the county seat
as he does in petit justice case that
was taken from Walhalla, the tax pay
ers might have been saved two hundred
and fifty thousand dollars before the
bonds are paid.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
done with circulars and pamphlets Of oil
kinda and anch mails deakined for Pam.

done with circulars and pamphlets Of oil
kinds, and such mails destined for Penn.
bina and other points west is sent to the
Twin Cities, there it is pouched, labeled
and forwarded on to destination, generly
after twenty.four hours delay.
It is claimed that the weekly newspa.
pers are soon to be handled in the same
manner. Why the weekly press should
not receive the same treatment as the
dailies we can't see. We pay postage ct
the same ratio as they do. and governed
by the same regulations. Some years
ago We were made to put cent stamp on
every newspaper we send to Canada and
this law is in effect at the preeent time.
The same ruling was applied to the dai-
ly papers at the time but a protest went
up that set some of the congressman
thinking, soon reversed the order and
the matter was changed. Are We going
to sit and look on while the authorities
encroach on our rights and side track
our weekly labors at will? Congress has
something to say about in, ana your con.
gressman is mandatory to you to Ger.
tain extent.
And while you are registering your
protest remember that you are entitled
to the same consideration in sending
your publication to subscribers IN Cana
da as are the daily papers, but you don't
have it now.
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
THE "WEAKLY" PRESS.

We understand that it is the intentio
Of the post Office department to centralize
the distribution OF all kinds of mail save
letters and daily papers, to the terminal
post offices. This is done to cut down
the railway mail clerks and naturally
will increase terminal help, who work
for less wages. Already this is being
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
Emerson Branch. r. G. MASTERTON, Mgr
Official Directory

~<******%'*|'+s
Official Directory
U S Senators = ScGumber Scs1na (
Governor-L b Hanna
Lieutenant Governor-J H Frame /;
Secretary of State-Thomas Hall
state Treasurer-John Steen
Attorney GeneralSH ] Linde
Railroad Com A-PN anderson :
missioneTs y y Il Il stn9sman Maan +
Supt Of Pub Inst-Eg Taylor :
Com ARr 4 Labor-,W c Giibreath :
Judges Of Supreme 4 4 4 4 eG;'stian eE%fs !
Eb goss sosse !
Judge 7th Jud. Dist-WJ Kneeshaw 4
STATE SENATOR
A McFadden. .Neche.
REPRESENTATIVES, <
WN Husband Hensel ]
p H Mcmillan, Hamil- 4
ton 4
COUNTY OFFICIALS :.
States AttOrney-Wm McNurchie &
Clerk of Court ID Winlaw 4
Sheriff-Chas Atkinson !.
AUDITORIUM. W. FelsOn :
Treasurer II Gibson +
Register of Deeds--Geo Roadhouse +
County JudRe-H G Wick
Surveyor-Herman Campbell 4
Supt of Schools-Charlotte Jones +
COrOner-Frank w. Deason 4
Public Admin Ellis ThoIwaldson 4
1st-A B Purdy. Toilette 4
COUNTY. 2nd-y X Olafson. Gardar 4
Co,n,rs 3rd-Adam Norton, Caval'r 4
S' 20 4th-W Watts Leroy 4
l5th-JOs Morrison Drayton 4
CUSTOMS OFFICIALS
-Judson LaMoure Jr Collector =
Robert Morrison Special Deputy !.
4 sccennacb,e e Gcaaxey Deputies
PJ Thue Immigration Inspector {
The pioneer express. [volume] (Pembina, Dakota [N.D.]) 1883-1928, 1915-04-23
Sunday School Convention.

The 9th Annual Convention of the
Pembina County Sunday School AS.
sociation will be held at Crystal June
q 24-l9l5.
The provision program has been made
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-06-05
Siir bic arieasblinSen.

.Sn Berlin btrofTtntIi6t bic artesss
blinbeuItiftung Der 9eutf9en @eIeufduft
fir ainfleriI6e @oItsersisbung einen
aufrut Der untsr5eidnst III bon BEN
grtnssu anb Der prinssHin auguh Nils
btlm. benz Grafeu 8oito BON 6o6krs,
frau b. Sbnf, benz Gtaatsminiiter 81.
b. Gtubt unb elmer t~ptiiersn Qn8dhl GER
I0nIi4tdten, bic aAf BEN 8ebist Der
ArippelfHrforgs autoritdtn iiub. Die
@tiftunq fseat fh bic Qufgabs, foFort. b.
.. 70 LANCE nidt bic GrbdItHngspfti9t bsS
Gtaoiss in ar1ft trsten fam, ben Be-
bautrnsiDertbeften unter ben GrisasiuDaa
Iibtn, ben Grblinbetsn, cine uubbringsnbe
9eidditigang 81 psriaoTfsn. bic Re glei6.
seiiis Dor ben 0efabrtn bsnabri. bic oas
gribsIu iber ibr Satdial fir bic Qtrms
fen nit Ii3 brinet. Die 2ate foneH unter
alei6gitiaer Grlernung Der 9liubsnidrifi
8u 5eIsphonifisn, GdreibmafhiniEen.
MdFeuren arsesbiIbst psrbeu, Totptit nini
bic abliden 8linbsnberufs in Jrags iom'
men, GIei6Seitig fousu ie burA cine
Ilrsnss muiTsnlifhe Gr5iebuug ii6 tusr
bdpsrabm Croft srtpsrbsn, btr ibHeH ibr'
MuteNunOen erbeIt. Cine bsuTIihs Nus,
bilbung slir Wuft ion MIR bel ssnidla
gtgabuHg erfoLaer.
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ger6rand ber @sfanasnenIaaer.

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erabop perbsn, ME bic p. 5l.s3tg."
mittbeilt, mondilih bsrbrduat: $4,000
ailogramm 6ammllfleiI5, 1900 aiIos
gramm StnsinefIsiid, 10000 aiI0s
gramm ainbfldf9, $4,000 ailogramm
9artoffelu, 10000 aiIogramm CRIME
8obHen, 10000 ailooramm Mo6rs unb
aoblriben. 25,000 ailogramm meibtohl.
25,O00 ailogramm EauertobI uno il
5000 ailogramm Reis unb Graupen. =
aus bieTn RFftsaungsR ergiebt fh bic
9batfuhe, bdB bic @efnneensn nitt bic
geringite ROTH gu Isi6en bdbsn, unb mans
der bon i4nsu Birb fid mad Ieiuer 5rsi'
laHans po1l germ Der u5IsiI4topfe Don
4Itsraboius srinnerH.
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ua6lmaalt he 8tlasaaf bon 1859 nno
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init. Gfne Arlh i6mlidm ptttisnms
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mtndi1t ana bfm Sabre 1859 Bor tat'
Wm mtiottt CT F iytiirills Bur mtItidi
rilttu Iitufifiiluna. @tmtrlt lei nod,
hlb 1tp3esp It's @aisr ia Sabre al
N uRb nod igbt.
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ban unitrs 8uppn I'M GlisH unlft hm
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a8iHfH fN mWf
fa Mfss
Cat f
eas afH Nt
t HaeafA
m Eaiia
anph4s M ffsn ef5a9 law ssa
HNI ash mff1 tt Mf aa3 Hns
Naafu tlfH AFis M EHi tifea ~
easa8 ut1kf lIsa dul nst
Wlsl n flk taih tN t,aii tu re-
euailsH ts alH eilidllsa e.
taNH es
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Die anae6Ilds glanmHna BON grIHel.

Das 30. 3D. msIbtt aug griiFel:
Die aopsnbagensr nRatipaaItibsnbe4
BON ~. April min aus qaris erfabrsn
boben, bic beuiI6tn Gffi3iers In 9elgisn
Ieien mut1Ios uno iber5sast Fe miBisn
eas 2auo In gure DalafsR Mdbrsno
Der lsslsn Qa4te osr pprigm @o9e babe
man Ihen 9rDbe uebunssH 5ar adumuns
bon 9riiIel innsrbaIb 5psisr @tunDeH
DorssHOmmm. Die 2aaerIidteit oieIsr
plumpea erTinbuns pirb am teiteH bur4
BE 9hailaas bsipisIen, bab IN ben Iebtsn
9agsn bon ben beutihsH MiIitdrbebOrDen
ben btlgifden qanoDirtben aartoffslR
unb 6afer 5ar Muslaat sessu RiderItats
tung in nalura1 nah ber Grnis In
groBen MsHpen 5ur gsrfigung geleat
norben iinb. Die mabesbenpfu militdris
f9en artiIe in gelgien fdtinen 0ana9
ibsr bic 3autr hires 4aehibasiss in Bel
sisH Is4t bsEaAist au fem
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qtr heiline garpfratlsmng.

Die marine 1lnisrilsibuug. bic Bic
sruppen i'm Wintsr getragtn huben, niro
iebt pieIFa5 in bic Seimuib Suriidsfididt.
Be bic ga0Inifde 3eituHs' Soieatens
brieFsn sntnimmt. III man aagemsin ers
taunt, oab bic Q~neeb6rigsn fit bisIs aus
Dem ansldnb tommsabsn Ssn6angsn 3oa
unb omar einen redt hpbea Son, be5ahIsn
miiHfn. Die Sc. g." BAIT bieie 6OroeruBg
FIT uabsrsdsigt unO psrlangt gsieitis
anna.
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Dem 0tlpbriefs eints etuiihsu GIitssrs
Officers in Often tHlnimmi bic sRbsin.s
mdfldiii4t 3sitaug bic i~olssHbsu isrnis
seu Worit:
.alts itrtibt. baB Ts pihts boreH.
unn habtt III man ben aaHBtn 2dg be-
lddTtiQt. mir hnbsH quite 6offHung;
6membare rirb Itine Sobe ihou maz
den. 6isr gigbt es uur tiueH Binen. eiHsH
gsoonten unb bic 5timmune 1T siufnh
grobartig Wir poneR ftgen, punttl Sir
ipoln ttineu fanitH 8risosn. aommt ihr
nit euren groltartm nifi aus, 70 buns
cert nal tinsH Tag; babt ts abr Hidt
n6ibip, Iorgt thF fir CUTE Stimmung. unb
peroer6sH l0nrk ibr fe inns uidt. oafir
ipiHeu mir, mic e iebt unb moFir mir
unIue Graft einfsten. 90, nun babt
hrs! 1reiet ben WttsmaherH gntgegen
unb Iagt, fe fnaen hertommen uns fsben.
oper rdus nit ben aerten. - Die Drans
softn gtbtu 5ur Gffenftps ibsr.1 - GA,
fe molten ff bic 9opfs %sinrtnnsn, fl
tommm niAt hurh; uns bic RuRsn geben
surid. Gs fieht out unb mir berlafsn uns
anf unTert giibrer unb OfIi5iere unb
bausu uuf 0oit, bsnn nur ben farfteu
mir. 9isr bait bu bic 4nttport Der
3ruppt. unb 70 bsntt iebsr!.~
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srantreids sdmers nm @arras.

GdmmiIide Barrier 3eitunssn briiden in
Ipa~lteRlan8en Qrtilela GranEreihs grpben
Sdmgr3 iber bic Gefungenna6Me bsa
Glieasrs garros aug. Garrps. Der erIt 2e
Sabre ali III, par6s in Der aoIeniC
asunion etboren unb mar btstpsgen mills
tdrEsi Ct BOT iid ubsr iofort Bel Grises'
augbrub frtifuiaig semeloet unb fDurbt
psesH ftiner sabIrsihsn 6elonthateH BAH
gum llnisroftisisr srnanRt. Sn @arros
bsrlisrt bic fraa30liids aOiutit Hidt allen
ibrtn bettH gsrtrstsr, Ionbsru aud sineu
ibrer sriteH qipHiere.