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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-31
Only Twenty-Six Aircraft il
Our Entire Army and
Navy.

Uncle Sam has only. twenty-six
aeroplanes in his army and navy, a
number ridtculously small when conn
pared with the large number of air.
craft owned by the big powers OF Eii-
rope, which are finding them exceed
ingly useful in the tremendous war
now raging among them.
All Biplanes.
The United States army now has
eleven aeroplanes. All of these are
'bip1anes, the oldest of which was de-
liyered in January, 1918, and the new
est September 81, 1914. Reliance has
been placed solely in this type OF ma
chine because OF the belief that It is
superior to the nonoplane for war
purposes, decision the wisdom OF
which, it is now considered; is being
proved by current events. The push
err type of craft has recently been
abandoned in favor Of the tractor,
which will be the design OF machines
hereafter purchased for this arm OF
the service. None of the biplanes Is
equipped with either wireless or guns,
although this could be easily done.
Various stabilizingl devices are being
With, but SO far no army
acroplane has been fitted with such
an apparatus. Tests have been made
with several bomb dropping devices
and at least one has been adopted.
The same is likewise true Of guns de-
signed for defensive work against air
craft, while none OF the troops has
been equipped with them.
Thirty7five officers of the army have
qualified as military ,aeroplane pilots.
No enlisted men have so qualified, al
though eight are under instruction.
So far Ave hangers, or military aero
stations, have been established by the
war department. These are located
at San Antonio, Tex, San Diego, Gail,
Fort Kameham cha, H. l., Manila, p.
l., and Fort Leavenworth, Kan. since
aviation was Instituted In the army in
1908 twelve army airmen have been
killed IN accidents.
None Armed.
There are fifteen aeroplanes in the
aerial service of the navy. All OF
these are biplanes, the Oldest OF which
was purchased four years ago and the
newest, the new Burg Dunno trac-
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-31
Is Collected Thus Far by the
Red Cross Society for
Their Relief.

QArksburg people who contributed
to the Belgian relief fund are inter
ested in the report of the American
Red Cross which shows that contri-
buttons OF this country for European
war relief have amounted to $1,1SS,-
l22. OF this sum the society has ex-
pended in humanitarian activities
,$760S1O since August. 1t is maintain
ing eight hospitals In the war fields
in charge OF 1876 Americans-45 sur
geons and $50 trained nurses. Tons
at surgical and hospital supplies and
clothing have been shipped to all OF
the countries now in arms.
This summary of its work during
i've months OF the war was announce
"a at the American Red Cross head
quarters here.
Hospitals Maintained.
1hP hospitals being maintained in
the beiligerent countries are: The
English units are in charge CT tie
American Women's Hospital at Paign-
ton; the French units are in charge
of hospital at Pau; the Russian
units are in charge OF hospital at
Kief; the German units are in charge
of hospitals at Gleichwity and Kose1;
lWne AuSMO-f1unSaTlau uultS are IN
charge of hospitals at Vienna and
Budapest: the first unit sent to Serbia
Is In charge Of a hospital at ljesgrac-.
There is a balance on hand Of
$+2f. 602. but funds must be placed in
lie hands Of fiscal officers, such a,
surgeon directors OF units, for dis
bursement in connection with ex-
penses and maintenance Of personnel,
and also in the hands OF New York
shipping agents and OF American Dip
lomatic agents abroad to meet the
expense OF handling and forwarding
supplies consigned to them7 for fur
Their transportation Orders have been
placed for motor ambulances and for
preparation! whose cost must be a
charge against any balance on hziid.
The Red Cross officials emphasize
the tact that no administrative ex-
pensest are paid from the relief fund.
ALL such expenses. which to date
amount to $6,5ST, have been paid by
the society out Of Its own treasury.
Projects Given Aid. Z
Funds have been transmitted to aid
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-31
Unc1e Sam Woefully
Lacking in Aero01anes

tor, acquired late last fall. None OF
these machines are fitted with guns,
but provisions have been made for
thus equipping them in the event Of
necessity. A special gun for this pur-
pose Is now being developed. Wire
less apparatus, although not regular
lily installed, is now being experiment.
ed with The same is essentially true
concerning stabilizing devices. What
is termed a very good type OF gun
for attacking air craft has been de-
veloped and proved successful in tests
made against aerial targets. There
are sixteen officers who have quail
fed as fliers. hut, as in the army, no
enlisted men have passed the. tests
admitting them to the service although
several of them are being instructed.
Only two officers have been killed in
aeroplane accidents. The only naval
aercplane station is situated at PEN
sacola, Fla.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-31
fine SPORT
Is Afforded in Norway by the
Very Heavy Fall Of
Snow.

Correspondence Of Associated Press.)
CHRIST1ACSA, Jan. 20.-The snow
fall in Norway this year is the heay-
lest in fifteen years, and has caused
considerable damage in breaking
down trees and telephone and tele-
graph wires and poles. The temper
AZURE has been only a few degrees
below freezing, and the snow has af-
forded fine sport
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-31
1 %
Third
St.

ner are required to take tie precau-
ton OF seeing that the fire So started
by them does not escape rs adjolls
ing property It Is considefed prina
facie evidence of guilt gss
Another important provision n tiia2
bill Is that which makes the rate IL !
pay for fighting fire .unff nm through
out the state at $3.50 q 4 d.,y8 mat
there may he no undue delasl 4 h setS
.ilng claims for fire fightlng county
courts are required to pay the same
~ tne next regular term Of the court
loiiowing the time ct which the SER
wee was rendered n5bxided CLAIMS
su9mltted to the court have first been
AUDITED by the forestei:. thus relievs
ing the courts Of what has proved Ia !
DO task OF nagnitide III the past u
me regular apprapria on bill is
eNpected TO make provision for theS
$4,000 which the federal government
requires to be appropriated before
$4,000 for forest proteetion contrib
uted by the government comes avail
Fire Makes ImRf ssior
~ the proposed bill be ones law,
as 1t is believed II win virginia
will rank among those lfi,Siher pro
ducing states who have TAI Iem steps
to preserve their forest 4 Il Sssiilst the
Gavages cd tire, Nhfcs "a f,ee,l So Il
costly IN this state a. 4 as else.
where. NJ Il.
Sentiment for betf & q protec4
tion has taken very al Il III form
Within the last year i,f 4 IL 4, Ell not
until the state had III NJ &, saye1,s,
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1915-01-31
GOLD ouTPUIlT' IS RrA Els

JOHANNES ifisa Jsn so
The TransSsai's oiifhut 8 eSid foi
1914 shows toa o. s / 5. &c D oON beV8
low the record pf 50i 8. M E saars
product ion Is 4 zoo 81 X VAL
ped at {. q OF. 01 o.. is n
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

this kind. Me stop near this place,
bumby this one nice girl he too much
laugh me. Ne 100000 much glad
dough. Me too much like this one
wahine. Next time nodder big man
come Claude Kelly Hee too much
rlike rlook wahine. Me too much rlike
too He got too much gooro one wat
wal. He buy clothes, he buy shoes,
he buy hat, he buy anykind Bumby
he go home moimoi. Sh-she-sh-she,
one robber man he come steal UNI
money. Small man Leroy Kinslowl
he too much alltime cry He got $500
ne put inside ole clothes. Robber man
he no can find. Bumby nodder man
he buy clothes Fritz Fields). He find
500 daara inside clothes. To much
gooro dough. Bumby small man and
big man make too much money sell
anykind. / no sayvy haole talk this
kind. He rlook show long time, bum.
by, big one white clothes tcurtain) he
come down. Five minutes more some
more show come. This one show he
stop on top ship. He got too much wa
hine onto steama. Spose me stop
steama, too much gooro dough, tink
so. One man he got black one clothes
Fritz Fields) he too much like nod.
der one wahine Madeline Rowe). Wa
hine alltime play him. Bumby fight
come, too much gun. Two man he
makey die dead. Me alltime too much
no like Bumby nice one girl come he
wakee up. Too much gooro dough.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
teal SHOW seen
BY THE YARD boy
"Girt He Laugh, He Cry, He
Sing, He Do Anykind in
! Bijou Place"
10y GEORGE LEAL)

Me rlast night go moobing picha
house. You savvy Biiou place? Me
makana haaf darra wahine. He stop
box office. Bumby, wahine he glib me
one ticket Me go inside, boy, he got
red one clothes, he hapai me sit down.
Me flook moobing picha, tink so,
/ dono, tink so haaf hour Bumby,
big one white clothes (meaning cur
tain) he too much quick go up. Bum
by me rlook too-o-o-o much nice one
girl dough. This one girl he sing,
dance, he do anykind. Bumby too
much anybodys stop house too much
make noise hand. / no savvy haole
talk this kind Bumby nodder one
man, he come owside He too much
talk talk, me too much alltime laugh.
All, too much gooro dough. (Lerey
Kinslow as Levi Cohen) Over there
he get one too much nice girl Hazel
Lake.. This one girl he laugh, cry,
sing, dance. he do anykind. Bumby
he come owside big one board (mean-
ling board walk, no saEVy ehaole talb
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
JOLLY XMAS FOR
MILLS FACULTY
AND STUDENTS

Students and teachers OF Mills
school joined last night in Christ
mas dinner and entertainment In the
big school dining room IN celebration
of the Christmas vacation which be-
gins today Long tables set in the
room were decorated with wide paper
ribbons of Christmas red and lighted
with large white candles in glass can
dlesticks.
Class yells, team yells and yells for
individual favorites enliyened the din
ner. together with recitations, dia-
logues and songs. A scene from the
Birds Christmas Carol" as acted out
by boys of the Damon lyceuul brought
forth special applause.
!. There was a-reai Santa Claus after
the dinner was over, and the crowd
gathered about the big Christmas tree
in front of the fireplace for their pres
ents. BY previous arrangement each
boy received at least one present, his
name having been drawn by some
other boy. None OF these presents
could cost more than 10 cents. This
is regular custom in the school al
Christmas time.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
HAVE HORSES ON
STAGE FOR AIDA
OPENING NIGHT

The manner in which the De Folco
Grand Opera Company will stage its
performances in Honolulu during the
four-week season which begins at the
Opera house January IL, may be
Judged from the--tact that when
Aida" the opening bill. is presented.
fwo;pure white horses win dash on to
the stage in the chariot scene, draw.
ing the chariot.
This is one of the most effective in
the entire opera. and during the IA
nous chariot scene chorus the ballet
will all have cymbals to clash--an eff
feet sometimes omitted, but really es'
sential to the music.
Verdi's Aida" which will also be
the bill for the second night, viii be
followed Wednesday and Thursday
by "Rigoletto," in which Gioyacchini
will sing. He will also appear later
during the season as Iago in "Othel
To- Friday and Saturday nights
Wagner's "Lohengrin" will be pre-
scented, with probably some lighter
bill for the Saturday matinee.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
NO BIRDS upon
MAUD POWELL'S
HATS, SHE SAYS

Maud Powell. the famous American
violinist, now here for two concerts,
wonders why women are so fond of
cats.
"Of course" she admits, they may
be a source of perpetual amusement
because of their complete and inordin-
ate selfishness, occupied entirely
with their own comfort and physical
well-being. Also grant that they arc
sometimes soft and 'purry' to look at.
A Persian kitten, or any kitten for
that matter, is adorable at play. But
the crowns cats should be killed of.
They are Of no earthly use. People
assert that cats are good mousers,
but traps serve the purpose as well
or better. Puss is only 'Puss, when
he sits in sleek contentment before
the fire elsewhere he Is only the
abominable cat, sinking here and
sneaking there, delighting in bird
flesh, making the night hideous with
his bowls and inevitably living out
his treacherous cat nature.
"If people would but take the
trouble to get little information
LAWFUL lAC OoI CAOlCCSt prey, Tic
birds, it would be the worlds gain
Our nation loses millions of dollars
yearly through the rayages Of insects
insects that are the natural food OF
birds which we not only do not en-
courage but which we have even
thoughtlessly destroyed. Our sone
birds are rapidly diminishing in mum
bers and birds of gay plumage are be
coming equally rare. Between the
cats and the detested imported Eng
lish sparrow, birds of song and beauty
have scant quarter. / for one would
not have a cat ON the establishment
Nor would ] put a bird in cage. MOI
wear the plumage of rare birds on
my hat But would and do have q
bird bath in the garden. and plant
the trees that the birds love to house
in or that bear the berries that they
love as food
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

Ne too much like this one show. Bum.
by tomorrow night me come again.
Bumby Ell. pau show Ell. one man too
much big one dough, he come owside.
he speak too much anybodys stop in.
side house. No go owside. Bumby.
l tink so dono. five minutes. l tink
so. he got too. much anykind over
there. (Meaning gifts of country
store) He. call numba Me no win
fust time. Bumby he speak 1888.
Me rlook me ticket. Eh-eh-eh-eh-eh
me win. He speak me go up on top
big one lumba. Me no savyy this kind
haole talk dough. (Meaning stage
Me go eh, bumby he speak me keteh.
UNI buda You savvy buda. Spose
you no savvy Japanese talk. speak
my friend talk haole He speak this
one haole name pig. You savvy pig,
Yeh, all same. Meg ontop this place,
boss speak me hapai buda. Me toe
much grlad dough- Me hapai eh, bum
by, buda too much cry do1gh, Got
one nice buda dough. Bumby Ell, nexi
time me come. Me too much rlikt
rlook nice one wahine
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
CARNIVAL Side
SHOWSWILLBE
in ALA PARK

All amusemenf< concessions for the
Mid-Pacific Cafijyal are to be
grouped at Aala Park, according to
q decision reached by the directors Of
the Carnival at 4fmeeting yesterday
afternoon. The directors acted under
authority of q resolution passed by
the supervisors l4Bt fall
Three large &ide shows and Is
smaller concessions already have ap-
piled for space. Giving evidence that
this particular Carnival feature will
Be bigger than N past years. II is
estimated that, when the Carnival
opens, there viii be between, Is and
so amusements ITO which Individual
admissions will be charged.
Concession booths Will be grouped
along the Nuuanu stream passageway
while the largerSshows will be along
the Eva boundary Of the park. Nc
general admission win be charged to
the park. and the latter will not be
enclosed. Under the terms Of con
tract, the concessionaires shall pay
their own Transportation and all ex
penses of production and manage
ment Of their attractions. No two
concessions OF the same kind will be
allowed. The Carnival has agreed Il
furnish ticket-takers. &psss "
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
Theatrical 6AnllI5elleIlt5
new STAR in 'THERUNN|NG Fight

daughter. He is indicted, but feels
secure in his ability to buy the law
yers, judges and courts. He fails.
however, and turns to his political
strength for escape. He determines
to make the sutton for the hand Of
his daughter governor of the state
and succeeds. Governor Beekman has
believed in the innocence of the bank
er, but when his ease comes up for a
pardon the evidence Is so damning
that 1t is refused Confronted with
his guilt by Beekman, and Leslie, his
daughter the banker confesses and
is forced to make restitution OF his
stolen millions.
THE Diamond From the Sky" for
the current week is unique picture
from the fact that the jewel fails to
make its appearance during the en-
tire chapter. However. there are suf-
ficient thrills without the appearance
of the gem to last an ordinary audi
ence for at least one evening.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

Coming to the Liberty theater to-
night is a new star, Violet Heming. in
a picturization OF William Hamilton
Osborne's The Running Fight" AS a
novel and as stage Offering, The
Running Fight met with an unquali-
fed success: as photo-drama 1t is
duplicating its former popularity. In
cidentally, Violet Heming promises to
be numbered among the many film
favorites OF the Liberty patrons.
The story of THE Running Fight"
is a story of love. politics and crime.
Whether the love and politics beget
the crime, whether the love and crime
are responsible for the politics or
whether the love is result of crime
and politics must remain for the audi.
efce to judge.
A New York financier wrecks q
bank, claims to be bankrupt, but un.
beknown to his associates secrets his
ill-gotten gains in the name of his
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
BURRMINTQSH
BRANCHESOUTAS
ACTOR.PRODUCER

Burr Mclntbsh, author. actor. pub
Usher and artist. IL now appearing in
Honolulu at the Hawaii theater in the
dual role al aetor.producer, having
fallen q YicIlm~to the wiles Of the -si.
lent drama Colonel Carter Of Car.
fsrsville" Il the initial offering of the
Burr Mclntosb Film Corporation, fea.
turing Burr Mcintosh, and the film is
packing the Hawaii theater. Opening
In the days 81 the Civil War. there
are INTRODUCED number Of thrilling
war scenes Rrticipated in by the
Blue and tn Gray. With swift
change the y1ars are rolled away and
North and S|uth are one.
Col. Carterl,hero Of the lost cause,
has saved Il. life Of young Ufiien
officer in tn long ago. At q later
date the colonel attempts to wrest a
fortune from Wall street by floating
q railroad cI.npany. He is laughed
at and abuse by one of the leading
financiers, Kitchen, until the south
ern blood of ne colonel demands yen-
eeance. Thee follows a quarrel In
which Klutt lem is wounded and
through whi0 Carter goes to prison,
only to be .uickly released when
Klutchem ie ms that Col Carter is
the man to rhom his son owes his
life.
Woven in he tale of high-finance
and war is 1.-THE ever-present love
story in WIFI ID the southern belle is
won by theN northern youth. Burr
Mcintosh is een in the role of Col
Carter
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

The worlds greatest deposit of wolf
aHite, the mineral from which tung-
sten isspbtxined,y is. in Portugal.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

George w. Faulkner. Republican. de-
feated Patrick j. Moore. for mayor OF
Pittsfield, In the election OF a major
ity OF 500. License won by l39.
A field marshal never retires, but
remains on the active list and draws
full pay till the day of his death.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

All of the 90 dams in the Ohio river
from Pittsburg to Belleville, w. Va.
will be in operation by Sept. /. 1916.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

Gen. Francisco Urbalejo. Yaqui lead
er, surrendered with 300 of his men
at Tonchi, Sonora, near Hermosillo.
New York club women and actors
and actresses started campaign in
New York to raise $1,000.00O for the
actors fund
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
DATE OF SEASIDE
DANCE CHANGED

This week the dance at the Seaside
Hotel will be held Friday night
eChristmas Eye), instead of Saturday
evening as usual.
Tourists, officers of the army and
navy and their guests, also local so
ciety folk are all cordially invited to
this popular dance-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
THE BEST GIFT
FOR CHRISTMAS

is book. 1t will please everybody
from 3 to 90. We have an immense
stock of selected titles. classics or
popular fiction and children's books,
OF which we invite your inspection.
Arleigh's, Hotel street-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23
open Evenings
|. Until CHRISTMAS

Henry May & Co., Ltd. announce
that for the convenience of their Gus
toners, their store will remain open
every evening until Christmas. Tele
phone 1271.-Adv.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1915-12-23

More than I, 500, 600 gray squirrels
we're killed hst year in Siberia for
their fur.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-19

onclcn. SponGcrcio, en- NripcrNc
Ctlclit Minc. '&cneurouocu blcp
porllct ol I GormioooN fom ire
1~orpcoobnobc ira 'pritieaigc Gnntrr
ipr at mocriegc SorboI0ct nUrnlcrc.
Wfinen, Der hapoc cit SprUuNlae.
ming poa 1870 &a., blcu trnnapor1r-
ret I'll Waruitcn uco ~&riltianSlan6.
I'll Ntincl$ Gn6e bar iUltct CT CO.
I Wtcter lang Aicttin9 nlco Ell mirc
poa ~ Ntcter. Eou Soppcn a
Seicn bar Scr CT Saag al 10 Com.
mcrs Diameter, iaitAiort meo StrI-
or. Nti0t / %nolct iaaN Ell 6or.
onbning meb Ell Ii0cu opretItaacn6e
Stang. GOcrlt paa Stan0cn par
nubroAt Ell MctaImstrif, giemncnl
builfcn Scr Ait Ell Srooo. Gr
bcnnc Wtinc eugelit, lao uiier SiIiGl.
oct, at Gngclitmulloernc tonitruercr
inc Wiiner rigtigt, nemIiD iaaIeOe5.
al Oc uifu0eliggier iia Ielp, naor DC
ili0ca los ira line Nnfcre. Niincll
cr oo o8iaa uiarlig at bebanoIe ior
llfpn0ige.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1915-01-19
&iot &rigsetDmologi.

Sr0et 0ranat fonlmer a. Oct la.
tiitife 8ranum (aoru). Nroieftilet
iif Bette Nupn, ior0i Set bar en-
augIc lom par inlot nteo aru0tforn.
NJ ianmne Srritonme er ogina Ore.
uu0cr, iom ira 'orit al par 9tapnet
poa &c Solootcr, mis- Gplooe oct
par at fate @oon0Iranoter.
Mi1ifctcr er Al italiclrif Niitum.
ning OF er ailcoct al Mtoidlctto, oct
itolicnifc Nopn poa Ell NIcn Irt
S~purucbrg, iom blcp nnuenOt til
Sogt. Sioer, "a 8cuGret inotog
&o0t6mcna FIo02, If bette ogioa
Nuonet Moidctto. Nuiteter CT ait
iaa ~egentlig bpcr orn, iom bUrer
0CuGr.
Sllior or CT un9arif Sr0 % bctp.
ser let Hntter. Huorc Sprogior.
ifcrc mcner. at @ntn6betpOninJcn
cr "ocn t%uoenoe", IA aon9 Matbioa
Goruinus 1907, ira huis
Sio getcgncIicu hammer, bcitcrnte,
at al tuce Gucrpc0t SoIonier maatte
Ben enc altio pare en- Hptter.
lllan er egcntIil en- LEI taturiif
Rpttcr. Sprfcrne folOte Dem SgbIan,
5. b. /. ltrtg @ian0, % / ToIen er
set tiliuorenoc 1ro lllonitp. Get
par 6reorif Sen 2lnocn, iom inO'
isrte set lette Hpttcri og Oermeo
lllaner ! YrerSIen.
Gragoner betpoer o%prinoeIig Gro-
geioIoater Qat. GroconariD, Sr0et
Itamlner ira Mi0OclaIoeren, oa oct
6etegncoe SoLoater, iom peo Tapen5
EroceSiioner bar ct Sra8ebiaeOe,
9iuoIets SpntboI, pao line 2anicr.
Som eane Sroppeaioelinger / fipm.
penSe Sqre, menar enfelte Stitori-
fere, at Iragorre5imenter isritc
Sang tlep %onpcrot al Senrif Den
6ieroe al SronfriJ. anore mener,
at Oct bar Yrinien al llarma, after
andre, at Set bar 6ertug ernit al
MansieIb, Sen berente SGrisrer /
5reolpenarstrigen, iom fable Sra-
gonregimenterne.
apraoier bar iii Naon az apraos,
Ell Gro. Der fommer az Del frantic
"Guirasie". iom beipoer SGoer. ap-
raoicr err oeind Den ariger, iom boz.
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