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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1915-09-16
UNDERKILL CENTER.

Royce Burns has sold his farm and
stock to Winooski purcha rs.-Alichael
Carnage, after spending a year at Bran
don, has moved back to his farm at this
place.--Clifford Terri' returned last week
from an automobile trip through Massa-
chusetts and Connectcut--Julius Lyon
has moved his family and household
goods to Burlington.--L. o. Brush. F. c.
Slater and Earl Glass spent Sunday in
7 To rj,
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INSTRUCTION.

LEARN ISAAC PITMAN SHORTHAND
and touch typewritng. Rest systems
In the world. Easily mastered by cor
respondence. Success guaranteed. Write
for free trial lesson and free scholar
ship offer. Brooklyn Business Institute,
440 18th St, Brooklyn, y. !.
2142t:W,1t.
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MILTON BORO.

Nerna Robinson is guest of Mrs. r.
T.. Bullock.-Mr. ana Mrs Mortimer Rey-
holds and daughter, Lucia, were in st.
Adams Sunday.-JOhn Flynn of ST. AL
bans is spending a few days at the farm.
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HANCOCK.

Mrs. Charles Blair and son Charles
We're in Forestdale visiting her daughter
a few days ago.-Miss Belle sherman from
New Haven is visiting her cousin, Mrs
Ross GOODYEAR.
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tertainment in the town hall wednesday
evening, September 22.-Mr. and Mrs.
Cyrus Butler are the parents of a son
born Saturday. Emerson Beers Is In poor
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What Do Your Know About This

A 5oo-acre farm. 100 acres smooth
meadows: $500 sugar trees, equipped
nicely, has made $500 pounds of sugar;
lots Of fruit; large house in good shape,
barn 122XiO with basement painted; only
two miles from large village. This farm
has kept IS cows. can do it again. Price
only $500 Bring your wife and mother
in-law right along and look this over. as
l am sure you will be pleased with 1t.
A. r. Day. Real Estate Man. Cambridge.
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FOR SALE

LOMBARD pLUMS from the island for
sale Buy of the grower and get the
best; one-half bushel, 81. Delivered ut
Hero, Vt. 211.> Wit
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Gasoline Engines, Ensilage Cut.
tiers and Blowers, Threshing Ma
chimes, Silos. Also Agent for
Empire Separator and Milking
Machines.
c. N. Styles, Underl,ill, VT.
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HELP WANTED-FEMALE.

GOOD GIRL FOR GENERAL HOUSE
WORK wanted on n farm. Ansel Mills,
Brandon, Vt X. u. No. a. 2la.ft ,w,1t.
A COMPETENT GIRL or woman want
ed for general homework in private
family in ST. Adams town. Write Mrs.
g. H. Dunsmore, Swanton. VI. r. ID.
No. l. alS.Gt.Wlt.
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MIS- Abraham Cohen and children have
returned from Burlington, where they
nave been attending the observance of the
jewish New Ycar.--rhe Rev. Thomas Ste
venson visited his wife yesterday at the
Mary Fletcher hospital In Burlington
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19
Commanders Very Petite.

London, April 10.-With few
striking exceptions, the commander
of the German sea raiders are treat
ing the victims of their raids with
excessive courtesy and even generos-
ity. | have just obtained from Cap
tain Leonard Maley of the Ellerman
liner Andausian some further de
tails of his meeting with the famous
Lieutenant Otto Won Weddigan, who.
by sinking British warshlps, ha5
made the most successful record Of
all undcrsea chiefs. lie now commands
the U-29. which attacked the Anda-
lusian off the Scilly Islands.
In leaving his vessel Captain Nal.
ley painfully injured his side. Won
Weddigen ordered him taken into the
cabin, where his hurts were bandaged.
Then cigars and port wine were set
out, and over these the British skip
per told the German as politely a
possible what lie thought of the Won
Tirpitz policy concerning merchant
men.
ct is our duty" replied Heuten-
ant You Wcddigen simply "At the
same time we do not want to take
civilian lives. 1t is the ships we want
TO kill, not the men
Up TO chs time Captain Malley did
not know the name of his captor. IL
now thought he recognized the Ger.
man commanders face from picture,
he had seen in illustrated weeklies and
asked him.
Aren't you the man who sunk /
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

names which could not be obtained:
10O-yard dash-Brawley man first,
Ferguson CID second, Williams (E C)
third. Time-:11 4-5
Mile-Wilson (E CO first, Hellbach
u second, Stevenson (H) third. Time
-4:57.
Pole vault-Cooper Cd first, Lyall
U second, Smith (H) third Not fin
ished.
220-yard dash-Angle % first,
Brawley man second. Ferguson CID
third. Time-:23 As.
Shot put-Tilton (E c. first, Mus
sereau CID second, Lyall % third.
Distance-41 feet inches.
120-yard hurdles-Cooper CD first,
Gavin o. c. second, Ferguson CID
third. Time-:17 As.
440yard dash-Angle Cd first. Ca
vim (E c. second, Brawley man third
Time :54 Is.
High Richards (E C) first
Cooper ID second, Williams (E c.
third. Teight-5 feet 8 inches.
22O yard hurdles-Ferguson (H)
first, Williams (E c. second, Brawley
man third. Time-:29 AS.
Broad jump--Lyall Cd first, Coop
er Cd second, Gavin (E c. third. Dis
tance--20 feet inches.
8S0yard run-Angle (D first, Bray
ley (B) second, Agnes (E C) third
Time-2:10
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19
UNCLE SANS AERIAL
SCHOOL IN FLORIDA

Washington, April 19.-Across the
sea they're waging war, but it's most
ly an overhead and underground wal
No branch of the various foreign
military services has come into great
er prominence than their aeronautics
and in an effort to meet this advance
the American navy has organized a
naval flying school at Pensacola, Fla,
which will set the pace for Uncle
Sans flying men.
This class Of flyers will soon be
gin work. 1t will be composed of 10
officers and 20 enlisted men. They
are the men best qualified, physical
" and mentally, for the aviation work.
At Pensacola there arc 3 student aYi-
ators of the class of officers that was
formed last year.
A large number of applications from
Officers and men Of the navy and ma
rine corps already are on file and be
fore the class is finally formed in
June there will he other application
to consider and select.
The course of instruction for off
Gers at the aviation school consists o.
6 weeks at the manu- acturlng plan,
of an aeroplane concern, after which
inc ACTUAL lilDti lN llIii III - li'b bNb i'iA'
at the Pensacola acronautlc station.
Urcle Sam pays his flyers well. The
moment they begin their practice
work at the station the officers re
ceive pay increase of 80 per cent.
The men have 30 per cent Of their
salary added on at the same time. The
work is hard and dangerous and the
slightest physical defect will bar a
man from the service.
There is also another pay increase
for officers. As soon as they have
qualified under the servlce tests they
receive an air pilots license and their
pay IS increased 80 per cent.
The navy now has -four aeropla9e,
at the Pensacola aviation school TO
the Training Of officers and men. Two
more machines have been ordered and
within short time 3 more VIII be
ordered. bringing the total quota up
Watch for the Rebus.-Adv.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19
NaiiYe Sons Celebrate

San Francisco, April 19.-Ten
thousand dollars has been set aside
by the Native Sons of the Golden
West here for their celebration in
connection with the exposition which
opens today.
For a week a committee of Native
Sons will keep open house in Native
Sons hall. A bay trip, dansante, the
atre party and barbecue will also be
given for visiting sons and daughters.
A tour of the department will he di-
rocted by their local sisters. Thurs
day will be the big day of the cele-
bration, when tho grand parlor" will
visit the exposition in a body.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19
High School Notes.
(By Thomas L. Wilson,


The Junior class took a night off
Saturday and, taking the school truck,
went to Holtville and invaded the
plunge. There were about % of them
who went and all enjoyed the whole
evening. After spending a couple oil
hours in the plunge they had bas-
ket lunch, after which they came
home.
One of the most amusing things to
observe on Saturday after the track
meet was how the fellows broke train
ing. 1t was the soda fountains big
day and also the bakers big day in
the line of pies.
The inter-class tennis tournament
will commence tomorrow. The Juniors
will play the post graduates and the
Seniors will play the Freshmen.
The Imperial Valley Interscholastic
Track Meet was held at Imperial Sat
urday morning and FL Centre was
nosed out of another county champion
ship. 1t was by far the most success
ful track meet ever held in the val
ley. The final score was: Imperial
81; FL Centre. Sc; Holtville, II, and
! Brawlcy, 13. The day was the best
possible kind of a day for the meet
and nearly every athlete was in the
| best of condition, as was shown by
/ the time made. Six county records
were broken and new ones set-a
thing never before done in the val
| ley. Perhaps the crowd had some
thing to do with it, for each school
had large representation there and
all boosted for their boys.
The first record to be broken was
the mile, when Wilson broke the tape
/ in 4:57-the fastest tim eever seer
in the valley. The previous record
was 5:O4, and was made about 6
years ago. Hellbach and Stevenson
were pushing hard for second place
The next record broken was in the
220-y yard dash, which Angle travelled
in % As, lowering the previous rec
ord second. Angle also lowered the
440-yard record 5 4-5 seconds, making
1t in ID Is. He also established j
record in the half mile, doing it in
i2:10. Tilton also established a new
record in the shot put, when he heaved
the T. pounds of lead 41 feet inches
The other record broken was the high
jump, when Richards, after winning
first place by clearing feet inches
tried for a record and cleared feet
8 inches by a wide margin.
The rest of the events were run off
in good time, except the 100-yard
dash, which, on account of the poor
start, was exceptionally slow. The
pole vault went to Imperial. with THEN
taking first and second. Both hurdle
races were interesting. Although nt
record was broken, they were in good
time Imperial also took two places
in the broad jump, although Gavin
pushed them to their limit. The dis
Gus was thrown for the first time this
wear and was whirled out distance
Of ~ feet 3 inches, which is a gooo
throw for high school fellows. The
relay race was exciting from start tt
finish, as it could not be seen who
would win, but FL Centre lost two run
ners, walked away from their oppon
cnts, The first two, being pittet
against good runners, had some hare
work The results were as follows
with the exception of on cor two
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

British cruisers last autumn"
YES" replied Won Weddigen with.
out emotion, 81 was commanding the
U-9 then"
They had a conversation of about
an hour. The lieutenant said that his
boat, one of The latest type, was fit
ted with two machine guns instead OF
one. as in the case of the older sub
marines. Travelling awash, he could
catch anything up to II knots.
Speaking in general of the war, h
expressed deep regret that it should
have proved inevitable.
at is an awful business he re
marked with feeling. at is my per
sonal hope that it may soon be over.
Britain and Germany ought not to be
at enmity we ought to be allies. Just
think of it-Britain, as the worlds
greatest sea power, and the great
Germany army; together we could
command the world"
In the meantime the crew of the An
dalusian had been taken from the
boats. These the submarine took in
tow and the British crew were massed
on deck. The men, to whom the Ger
man officers handed cigars. were
packed tightly together and had to
stand up. Two of the submarine crew
stood by with rcvolvers in their hands.
When they parted one of the off
GERS waved his hand and said:
"Be good enough to give our re
spects to Mr.. Churchill" winston
Churchill, British first lord of the ad-
miralty).
Captain Williams of the Indian City,
whose craft was torpedoed off the
Settles, was invited on board the sub
marine. The captain of the raider
brought out box of cigars and bot
tie of wine and conversed with the
British sailor while the ships boats
with THEN crews were towed abaft the
islands.
Suddenly two British patrol boats
were sighted. Captain Williams was
politely ordered by the German com
mander to get into one of his own
boats. The submarine then made off.
The patrol boats chased her and fired,
but the submarine was too fast for
them and easily got away
The Adenwen was also torpcdoed by
Won Weddigen % miles off the Cas-
quets. The captain asked the German
to spare his ship. but the commander
replied that as war was war, he was
unable to aecede to the request. add
ing:
81 am very, very sorry to have to
sink your ship
The crew were allowed 10 minutes
TO launch their lifeboats. The Ger
mans gave the British a box of c-
gars and wanted to know if they had
enough to eat
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19
IOday'S OddpSt Story

Denver, April 19.-"Q Quit college and
earn aimony," Judge Rothgerber
ordered Harvey j Pugh. student Of
the. University of Colorado. when he
pleaded that he could not pay ali
mony and continue in school. He was
given two weeks to leave college, get
a job and pay or be sentenced to the
county iail Mrs. Pugh cited him in
court when he failed to pay $50 ali
mony monthly.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

to 9 machines. The motto of the avi-
alton service is Safety first" and
there is little Circus flying at the
Pensacola school The idea OF straight
away flying under wartime conditions
is the basis for the aeronautical train
ing there.
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

Discus-Lyall O first, Nuffer (E
c. second, Messereau CID third. Dis
tance-94 feet inches.
Half f-mile relay-El Centre berry,
Nuffer. Gavin, Wllliams), first; Impe-
rial second, Holtville third. Time
DO
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

Tepary and Black-eyed Beans-thc5
last to be had this season at Kelly's.
Nursery and Seed House. Ell Centro.-
Adv. -
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

Save Your Pennies and the Dollars Will
Take Care of Themselves" is
true and old saying.
Dollar Dollar
before especially with Now
With Dollar Purchase Saturday will
$125 $100 Aside this Liberal Offer
Specials which really Greater Bargains than the $l25
Special
OFFER NO. s
oo worth Of vour Favorie Perfume S a good
bottle Toilet Water RloV f1oC Nae1 Do.se
OFFER NO2 All Dollar
OFFER NO. 6
Good Shaving Brush free. Large Bath Spray worth $l25
Bath Mits
o'rIn NV' Dollar
This s a Good Offer OFFER NOT
Brush, value one box Euaska lOhe ooap2
Comb free one ryahn Soap box.op
Turks
box Iinen
$l40
Dollar
unable offers the
Saturday yourself We also Good
Candy Special
M@M&uszo2am&
Imperial Valley press., 1915-04-19

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St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

FEM glariager til 5trejfen. Jbrit:
&rlgrubeejer,1es llbibe11beb ont BE-
reg slrbejberes 2ib % Mrbejbsfor=z
bol6. 9ern9lt Mangel paa rigtig
MniporsfelelIe for bis1e gjere fnr
set orange i bisle Sorbolb. 8ioere:
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berne 5DIteln al ntonopoliltiif Teu=
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Be til Ell bis @ra6 gaprlige. &iOere:
&ulgrllbeejernes sSaltbol0e11 beo oe=
reg &et til at 6rine en- belbig &ul=
grubeorift - 6pu6 Ser faftilf bere=
rer Sublifl1nls SsSnteresler u0en
@enlpn til bbor6an Deres Spfprlel
berprer Son1fltnoet / oct ltpre pg
belle, og iom ON Set por Ell lille
pribot ;yorretning. 9i0ere:: @rube=
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beres 9(r5ejoere Hette11 til effeftib
Organization n1ebe11s Sc 1elD bibe=
bolocr en- ful0ltenoig &onbination
og Srganil latipn.
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krtgfn.

Sibite gpt fra &rigen. Sra &e-
trogroo telegrafereoes Snsoag oen=
ne ltge, at flere bel6ige l1bfoIo fra
oen flpgtenoe rusiilfe Scr foreIg-
big bar ltan0iet Sc tpif=gltrigfe
Sropper poa begge O0erflpje11e, oa
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5000 Sanger, 80 &anoner og 81
Nfolfinfo1oner. SEQ 5lagliniel1s
norolige Jlpj gjpr SEN Oel al Si1,=
oenburgs Nrlne> Ser fon1maroeres
al bon giilolp, Soripg poo at i11a-
tage 8robobe6et ipb for Srieoericb=
ltaot,. 1ne0e1s Sc tpif=eltrigife Crop
per UNDER General 8otbmer er bic
ben itanbiet beo Stripa= 6looens
8reo0er.
Otter Spgibelien al Seltningen
gilno, bill Rnsierne MI forfege at
ofperge ct 9(ngreb paa Betrograb.
Stillingen beb Sranfrigs Grar1b-
ler er be0blibe110e 0en lar11nue iom
/ forrige l1ge. S11tet beientlig Sent
foreligger 6e fi6ite Gage fra Oar
omellerne, eller, fra Staliens;
@r9n6Ier.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1915-09-03

Meo ,Mellelnr,mn al 10 0ainl1tter
al1fpn 2pro &itcbcner, Sir gbiparo
@rep, fprlte 2oro al slbn1irolitetet
8alfour, 2prD 2onos6opne, Sir
gbmorb Gorlon oe arore Meeolen1=
nter at &abinettet. 2onbon forpe1,ter
MI at CIT bigtig 8cgibenbeb bill fin
Sc 5teo poa ben beltli9e sSront /
Ell nar sSrenntiD.
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Sg Sen ianne MigsfanIer, iom I'LL
pilbe bape Gpiflon0s 9rb betroetet
ion1 ct @bangelil,n1, erflerebe for
ct slar iibeu / EN- SantaIe 1neb ben
engellfe sln1baslabpr / Berlin, at
Gel1tralitet Blot bar ct Sro, 5oun
man &rigsti6er iaa ofte iatte fig
nooper> iomti0ig meo at ban beteg=
neoe 8el9iens garanterebe geeutroIi-
tet ion1 cit Sop @opir.
ST. 8etbn1ann .Sollmegs Sale par
lite oiplomatiif, bberfen oen 4be.
slugult eller beo 9lfregni1gen meb
Stolien Ipif 0iplon1oti bor baret
nnoerlege1t pao alle Snroa6er.
Derof fomlner Be mango Sejlregni1t=
ger. Wtan baboe baabet at foo So
pan til at fore les paa Guslono.
men 5teoet optrp6er be Guile lont
&nsiernes 9llliereoe. @umenien 1ei=
leoe long Si0 gerrnonif 5arbauo,
men 11lt be11ter set flll1 paa ct belief
ligt Hjeblif til at faloe ober gitria=
llngorn. Oen e11elte, ser gift meD
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fonen / Gnglonos og Srorfrigs Ro=
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man binoer oe ne11trale 5toter> og
bans eiplomotiife 8ebe110igbeb
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Spiflono. CT ilouet til ssSoroen.
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Ser er for ean1le for Militertjenelte,
lrejie tilbage til ssStaliel1. 9ln1baslaz
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len1 &ognen og Motformen. Son
bleb imi0lertio burtig bjulpet op pg
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8rGfcnlanb pg SDrfiet. Sra
9ltDen n1eobeltes / 2erbags, at Sp=
bepelie al biplonatiife Sorbinbelier
og mulig &rig meo Sprfiet anles
I'LL 1,un6gaaeligt inber politilfe
&re61e. Genlor tillo0, at set blep
fu110gjort, at &e11i5elo5' Meqjering
ltoor 8egreb meO at affutte Ell
bitter Hrotelt moo SDrfiet en ASro=
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9jem ng er blebet np6loget til at
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felige Iillton6e at pi0e, iluloe for=
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for0re 9rig.
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N}aetiproe. 9iplomati.

Som bi cl1 9lrtifel liDlte llge
paapegeoe, ifDlocs IDlflonbs Jrcn1=
trengcn til Oato Dets &rigsforbe=
freotbe6 ! Syorbil1oelle nle0 bets til
l11oolte SiD, mebens oe SllliereOe
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Sen Sc bor &aab til at bente.
ct ifft 11i11Dre pele11tligt &aahel1
beiioDer Sc 9llliercoe beres ooer=
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fren1rogenbe tplfe Eolitifere 1noo
onerfjenoe.
I 5on1 Iplferne bopOe forregllet Jig
n1eb Senlpn til i11Ore Sanifeligbe0er
| i 6ronfrig, GnglanO og &lsslanb,
1oolebes por Sen politilfe Situation,
fra bpilfc11 Sc tog 0eres llbgangs=
pullft beo &rige1ls l1ObruO, bDgget
| op poa ct fl1loitpnbigt forfert
@ru1blog, lfriper nSplla1,ospolten"
Splf S9iplor1ati bar life beret /
Stuno til / set forlpbne Nnr at Dil1=
Sc tilboge set tabfe Ierrpn; tnert=
in1oo bar Set fprlte &rigsaar brogt
Splflon0 en- &effel l1De 5fuffeller
og nhebo9elige Sberrolfelier. Sen
preusitife fonlerpotipe Fartifgrer
bon 0epEcbronD erfjc11Dte nllereOc
for obifillige Ofaoneoer lioen at set
11ootte Dare golt fat meo Iplflo10s
Diplprnotiife 9etje1,ing. Sor Scr,
iogbc ban, CT en- SGorelon6ets Spg=
ter lon1 hi olDrig bor baft Sen bcbre,
pg bpis 0togt bperfen Sen eller
syje11oe for brpn1t ON. Wfe11 Sfrene
| bar ganlfe pilt ogloa peret ubDre.
0lo11ge hor / StilDeb tGnft, bDorfor
alt bette r1ootte fontnle, Ser bor it'll
let os loa tenanelig alene / @eroen.
9ette 5pgrgsnaal fan 9jebliffet
life belpnres. n0tpn1nen0e, men ben
Si0 bill fon1l11c, oa Set bliber prpbet
og 1tnoerlegt, bDorleoes Set bar NIT
ligt, at bele &erbel1 laaleoes fl1noe
pbcrfal0c os. 9lllerebe MI fan man
n1aaife bope en- 9(nelle ON, at Dor
| biplomotilfe &11nlt f1tnOe bore be-
bre ems Sen bar bit Jig at bore. =
Sg Den preltsltife Sumter naa /
Mellen1tiOen bape faaet mango We=
nirgsfGller.
8egipa,1beocrnc bor gibet 9eDbe=
brand 9}et /, at IDiferne life mag
ter SEN oiplpnatilfe &rnlt. Cuff
lol1b 6or lunge Si0er fun fo1tret
to 0iplon1oter al europGiif 8etDo=
ming, nenllig Worlfall bon @iber=
ltei1L ser iom nangeaarig @ela1l0t
/ &onltantinopel lfaffe0e Splflano
en- boninerenoe 5tilling beo 8oipo=
rus, og @r. SSagolps JorgRnger ion1
lloeurigsmir1ilter, &iberlen=8acb
ter, og SC er begge gaaet bort. 9o=
nlo=@elonbten SSSoeoips Spertagelle
al uDenrigsn1inil lteriet bleb oglaa at
tDlfe 8laoe betegnet ionl ct l1otrDt
for Sen nnberen6e sSattig0om. SD=
ferne fon beller life un0gaa at
legge Df9rfe til, at germanlf 81
plon1oti por +. gfs. set eneelIfe nn=
oerlegel1t, 6ertil bar Ser for mango
8ebiier eiter Song gbmarOs SDer=
tagelie al &egjerlngen.
Miilit9rfprfattere11 8er1lbaroi bob
oe ct oobe1t 8lif for Sen oiplona=
tijfe Situations 8etDOning. 9an
iagbe nogle Mar fgr arigelr, at oct
tDlfe Gplon1ati naatte bla11oe &or-
tene laaleoes, at Jranfrig bleb 0en
nngribeltbe 8art, i6et SDlflanb 90
furoe regne nle0 sStaliers Stgtte og
ebelltuelt rusiiif 8asiinitet UNDER
Set fprlte 9lfinit at arigen. Men
ltpife 9iplomater fulgte life bans