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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-05-11
THAT SUIT AGAINST
THE METER COMPANY
Mr.. Martin Says the Company Will
Garry Out its Agreement to
Stockholders.

A few days ago the FreemanTrib
une published an item from the For
Dodge Messenger concerning sui
which had been filed in Fort Dodge
to come up for trial in this city Thu
month. This was claim of Mrs. E
M. Holloway against the Interna
tional Telephone Meter company
several Fort Dodge parties having
been reported to have combined
their claim in suit to recover
money said to be paid for stock sub
scriptions in the company. The
claims total about $1,000.
When approached concerning this
suit, e. H. Martin of this city, who
is the inventor of the telephone me-
ter, insisted that there was nothing
to the suit. He states that the Fort
Dodge parties who are reported by
the Messenger to be combining their
claims in a suit to recover their
money, paid for stock in the same of
their own free will under contract
for monthly installments and. that
the company has complied in. every
particular with their part of the
contract.
Concerning the matter Of the tele-
phone meter company locating near
Fort Dodge Mr.. Martins version Of
the affair is this: ssa
The commercial club of Fort
Dodge made the company an offer. of
eighty acres of land located cas-" of
the Great Western tracks on the
Webster City wagon road. for the
purpose of cutting up into lots in
the month of December, 1914. Mr..
Martin told the club that he would
make them definite answer on
Jan. 10th, 1915, and also requested
them to keep the matter out of the
papers until after the contract was
signed.
On Jan. 10th Mr.. Martin returned
from Phoenix, Ariz., and notified the
Fort Dodge Commercial club that he
would accept their proposition. Lat
er, not hearing from them, he went
over to Fort Dodge to see why he
had not heard. He was then and
there informed that they did not
have an option on the land in ques-
ton and consequently were in no po-
sition to deliver it.
They were not able to get any,
thing satisfactory to take the place
of the first land offered and conse-
quently the matter was dropped.Dur-
ing the time these negotiations were
pending, Mr.. Martin states that he
let two or three offers go by in or
der to accept this one.
In view of the close financial sit
uation soon after, the International
Telephone Meter company called in
all stock statesmen until the financial
outlook is better. 1t would be an
impossibility to go ahead with as gi-
gantic thing as this promises to
be, under present conditions. All
realized from stock sales has
been loaned out and the company has
paid per cent dividends on all
stock sold and expects to continue to
do so, until such time as it will be
possible to proceed with the enter
prise.
This business enterprise is no
"shoestring' business, to quote Mr..
Martin, who considers that quarter
of a million dollars would be neces-
sary to put the business on safe
footing, and he also adds that he
will not be hurried or pushed into
making failure of 1t.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-05-11
Good Wood for Matches.

Aspen wood is used almost exclu-
sively in making matches in Sweden,
a It is easily cut and porous enough
to be readily impregnated with sui.
phur or parafin.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-05-11
SOCIAL AFFAIRS.
RECOGNIZE BIRTHDAY.

The grade teachers of the north
school building pleasantly recognize
ed the twentieth birthday of one of
their number, Miss Georgina Stout,
on Thursday evening by giving lit
tie picnic supper in her room after
school hours. Miss Warth, mathe-
MATES teacher, was also present at
the spread, which was heartily en-
joyed by all. Following the supper,
music and informal diversions
rounded out the evening.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-05-11
SURPRISE TEACHER.

SURPRISE TEACHER.
The Sunday school class of thu
Methodist church which has beer
taught by Miss Mabel Resor for thu
past four or five years, gathered al
the w. o. Mcconnell home on Boone
street Friday night and surprised
their former teacher in recognition
Of the fact that she leaves the city
June list and sewers her relation with
the class.
Miss Resor had been supper
guest of Miss Maude Mcconnell and
was completely surprised by the as
sembling of some thirty young wom-
en- after supper. The evening was
spent in making Peter and Polly
books and with music. During the
evening Miss Resor made a little
farewell talk to the girls, who pre-
sented her with a little book in
which they had all written their
names. The house was nicely decor
ated throughout with lilacs and at
the conclusion of the evenings pleas
ures, ice cream and cake were served.
MERCANTILE BANQUET.
The Mercantile force entertained
at a picnic banquet Thursday even
ing at $3.50 o'clock in the annex of
the new store in honor of R. H. Nab
bolt, who sewers his connection with
the force this coming week. Each
employe was privileged to invite one
friend and about thirty persons were
seated at the long table which was
beautifully decorated with lilacs. A
delicious two course supper was
served, following which Mr.. Mabbott
made a little speech declaring his
pleasure at the treatment he had
been accorded while in the service
of the Mercantile company, posi-
ton he only resigned because of i'll
health. He said his wife had a few
lines which she had composed relat-
ing to their farm home and life upon
the farm and which she would give.
Mrs. Mabbott responded to the invi-
tation to deliver the lines and was
given hearty applause. Several mus
ical numbers also followed the sup
per and the remainder of the time
was spent in the large hall above
the Mercantile store, where the
young people played games until
ate hour.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1915-05-11

DR.. T. B. Larrabee. Osteopath. diff
r. A. Boysen, Dentist, Second ct.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

night. Screams broughtarescuers.
Men listened to Bishop McDoweIl's
sermon on Christianity" in Orches-
ira hall, then hid under chairs until
crowd got out, blew Office safe and
got 500.
Mrs. C. S. Washburne wants d.
vorce. Was Virginia Brooks, Joan
of Arc of w. Hammond" and author
of Little Lost Sister"
Home Philip Johngrasso, 2512-14
Lowe av., wrecked by BLACK Hand"
bomb. Mrs. Johngrasso seriously in
jured. ::
Mrs. Hetty Green, worlds richest
woman, foreclosing $4,000 trust
deeds against Chicago borrowers.
Thief stole $50 shawl in which baby
of Mrs. Edw. Mills, Evanston, was
wrapped in buggy. Did not awaken
baby. ...
flag Day" collections yesterday
for Chi. Children's Benefit league
passed $4,000.
Coroner Hoffman urged speed limit
and speedometer for street cars at
inquest over Louise Drews, DanVille
girl
Evelyn, 9, daughter Andrew Beck
er, 713 N. State, missing since Sum
day, returned home and said she had
been kidnapped by woman and kept
in house on Wells st.
Capt Ira B. Mansfield, federal in
spector under fire after Eastland dis
aster, dead. Got letter from Sec'y
Redfeld on birthday asking him to
resign. "They made him the goat
and it killed him. said Mrs. Mans
field.
Lincoln Anti-cigarette league or
ganized among boys in school of
county Jail.
Chief HeaIey intimated that if Nor
rison hotel persisted in policy of de-
livering drinks purchased on Satur-
day it's license might be revoked.
Police called to rescue Archie ia
4 - T. -
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
JUDGE RULES AGAINST CLAIM
OF FACTORY INSPECTOR

Judge Flanagan ruled that the
sleeping and eating of strikebreakers
in a clothing factory was not a vio-
lation of the state law forbidding the
manufacture of clothing in a tene-
ment or dwelling.
State Factory Inspector Nelson
contended that the Scotch Wooden
Mills, Adams and Halsted, had made
a dwelling of their factory by fur
nishing beds and meals for workers
in the workrooms. Judge Flanagan
decided differently and dismissed the
charges.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19

tigating charge of Mrs. Sarah Lund,
Chicago, in $4,000 suit that subma-
rine boat parts we're carried on Lusi-
tania on fatal voyage. Called suit
joke.
F. j. Panos, 1867 S. Ridgeway av.,
wrecked auto in attempt to save man
supposed to be Edw. Bastein, SO,
1916 S. Sawyer av. Man dead.
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-10-19
ARRESTS OF STRIKERS RUN
INTO THE HUNDREDS

Close to 400 arrests have now been
made by Chief Healey's squads in the
garment workers strike. These were
bookings for disorderly conduct Sun
day and Monday:
Maxwell St Station-Wm. Myrtle,
1045 Wesley av.; Ben Bezking, 1884
Haynes. .
Shakespeare Av. Station = Chas.
Bregan, 1887 Paulina; Ignatz> Kurke-
wicz, 1893 N. Hermitage av.; Stanley
Kuk, 1120 N. Winchester; John Konz-
kowck, 1115 N. Lincoln; Mary Smith.
Desplaines st. Station = Fannie
Goldberg, 2615 Hadden av.; Grace
Alizze, S41 Fulton; Jacob Zalimsky,
1888 18th pl; Samuel Isariz, 851 S.
Racine aV.; Mary Simon, 1049 w.
18th; Mary R Pazelsky, 975 Latin;
Lea Rozofsky, 1140 S. Robey; Izadore
Miller, Jackson hotel; Max Goodman,
$500 Iowa; S. Lin, 1649 S. Hamlin av.;;
Sam Munger, 600 w. 18th. -,
Chicago Av. Station - Annie Ru-
bernstein.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23
gunffrad lit Gitt:bura.

bure, % Gc5. Sic. ssitrsz
burg Sonf for snpil195" ciue Scr be-
tnnntetcn unp oroBtcn gallfcll oieier
Staot, lrlroc beute ouf Seiebl oe5
NtaotIiten sontoepartmcnts scichlolien
lmo Ser sonfprilfrr IS. s.. 05ettp lpuroe
3itnl 5elhrclllgcll Hcceiper crllunnt.
Sllc Sanf hattc icit benl Sonterptt
npn Samez 2. uno gS. g. al6l1 inn
Sabre 1911, ueydc iocrrcl1 Gireftprel1
Der Sparbanf marcn, nerlaieoencStiir..
me 5ll beltehcn, trosDem lp(len Sic Sc
pp1ten nd) ON Is. Septembcr 1915,
Dem Gage oes lebten gltslpciles, of
ltbcr 10 9tlllipnen belolfen 6aben.
Sic GG1f btitano ieit Dent Sabre 1915
lnlo hatte cin cinbe5alltes anpital BON
S3O0,000, oas olrdI Stpcfoipiocnocll
mlf S600,000 erb0bt lpurbe.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23

lt11o nc IN ocnliel6eH @eiite Ser Sffenz
belt lno nit ocrieibcu snree fiir Sic
Grbaltll19 Scr 9uten gc5icbuueeu. sic
leRt 3irildlen oen Scr. Sraaten uno
Selrreief lIn9ara beite6eu, 5u erfillz
leu, reldie sic He9ierllng Ser Yer.
stoaten pcraHlaBtcn lie 5u iteacn.
q od cine Gifferens NIT
tHtldl ans.
@eocn Der nloalifen Sraalpeite olrf
Die nocf offencH 2ltiitaniaz luno 9lllcpz
nd Sale miro oas Staatsont sic
nellte1e 2Intlrort allf Sic leBte omeriz
tonnd7c .Fotc De8ii9lid, Der @erienfllno
nes sd]ifies vggsnt =. 5rne porl6lrfio
nldlt per0ffeHtlid1en.
Der gefa6eltc 9tlls5ug Ser oeuticfcu
shltlport lautet nidt go15 nod gsunld
lnb liBt 3lpeiFel uffen ii6er Sic stelS
hung Der oelltlhen Iegicrlng 3lt Ser
amer1f. sehauptltn@ 0aB Sic 9onopuer
5eflaratton (oie ia bon G'nolano nicht
be'tati9t poroen uno oaber biuf6llio
NJ beltinme, uebe Gin Sdiff 5eritDrt
neroen oilrfc, niillen sic III 8oro be-
r1nolld'en 8crIonen M ciiler 7icfereu
lSlaB gc6rdcbt lperoen.~
Sic Scr. Stootel1 lillo nidt bomit
5urrteoen, bab lolden Geripnen leoig@
LID bic Gelesel1heit 9eboten mirD, lid
IN 9tettlt1asbootc allf bober See su
fliidten.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23
@ecrifaniides.
6 rram + a Gurran 5 a.

Eoio, ser., %. SIS. Sic 81
factp 9fc9icrlln9 III 0lcrltp mahtc
bcnte meitcren 9llten Sprtithritt nit
Der llebernabmc ser GipilperlpaItllng
luo Ser militdriidcu &pntrolle in Sen
bon @illasslnboneerl1 iibcrsebencn Sc
bictet. @illas slufcnthalt iii nlh beltz
te nod nidt betunnt.
@eneral Sacirtn Srcpino, Ser Gbei
Der Garransatruppeu I'M giproen, bui
sic Staot Gbibllabua bcleBt uno Sc
neral SbrcgpnL ser @illu fiir5lid olls
spllpra pertriebcn bat, lpil auf SEN
Ntarlcb ilber 9ipgales na6 Sllares ieil1
Sic llnrllben III S,larc5 baben auf.
9ebDrt lno Ser @illngenerul Shaa, Sc,
bic 8upitulotipn nicht lnterScidner
lppllte, bat bas &nmnauop nn @encral
sluipu iibergebcn, Ser Sic 9efoctpz9icz
gicrlng anerfennt.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23
Gngldn0tr perll )
Der Tlud)t !
qro6e &orrdtbt bti
= @aaipuli.
ud) lire s'erm,,noef. nno ssranfen 3ari,d
Sae audi Die grieiden ulelu gedumt nuo dde o grnppen
mad 5alonti
Sn ben @Daeeu crlitten sic 9cutiden cine ed,loppc.

sic berpren ben Snannspeerfopf 1900 eangene 9arer
Webmg - Bcpanren cincn Sbl Ser gteluna aurid
sentlanb bot beocnenoe gernalgcn gaB oepprcu
lno lbn NIT bn Sran5on bprt 9rInbd anraunn m pplcn
sSetere Gete Der gngil6me in Icpoomen grites gorz
lament bcu9e Die perte @i0ion ue @inz
na9m opn @ana ntd beltot9 gsenn e a6r laat
Sp1oon - @irbe es ein sroBer grfpg gn1n1d ser
9ep bon 2nid 9eloben spnltg b1d5cn gnialber1p=
frate - 2 6rer @eibsbpen bobcn 6ofpu ocbioe
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23
8ieb nno gsrppifipn.u.

8 hicago, 224 Ie5. Hillopieb
3lnlhr 1900. Stierc $500 TO-
90; aii6e mno Ginoer $50 $50;
ailber $6.25 so.
Sdnpeine 3ltfltbr 10000. islau
lno rlcoriger 5ll S5.10-6. .55; 5ll.
meiir Sll S600-6.50.
Sd)afe 3llflbr 10000. Slau
5n S6.f5-6.s5; 2amner 500 bis
$3.50.
@eiliiaeI 111A 1915, arr.
teps 17c.
Butter Creamery % Bis
34c.
gicr 81 soc.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23
Sauptmann ppn eapel1s slbidicb.
Scr Nttn dec gcbt p6ne
. ittcrfeit uno lit lieocs

gclp B.
g elr Dorf, %. 9e5. S5auptlnau11
Sran5 bon Gapen, Ser obberlliene
beutldc @Hlitdrattadec, rcilte hcute
INIT belrilligtcm iideren @eleitc bon
Den Gntente-z Sllliirten nit benz S1n1z
pier Apprban bon bter l1ad Nptterz
oon1 ab llno CAB fplgenhe grfldrl1no
alls::
uSnpcm id oieles 2anb nerIoiie, lpp
ld] 10 piele Selpeile bon Site ltnb@ultz
relllolchaft erbalten babe, halte if es
filr n1ct1lc Gflid)t, allen Semen Su banz
fen, pclde ibre frellnoliclen peri1nIiz
chel 8cfiiblc ge9ell mieh ridlt purh nell
@ab pcrgiften licBea Ser olrd Sen
&ricg 5mildlc1 Sen 9fationcll geiebaffcn
purne.
pafcinc @coanfen ilhlpeifcn beipnz
ner5 5ll jencn lnuergcblicbel1 Snger1
5llriicf, ols it Sic @hrc bate, ei1liee
3cit bel Ser grpenitionsmad}t in Geroz
rrr5 5ll periueilcll, no id ote pradtiz
gen lnlbut1lhen @tgenld)aften Der II. G.
arncc luo ihre GfIidtbilgebung fen
nen lcrntc.
uS)dr pcrlD1lid) fpnntc fcin grobcz
rer 8cfaIlen 9etban lperbel als sic
@rfillllmg mcines brennenoen @un>
ld)es, beimbcrllfen Slt ircrncn. I'D Spie
pntcn picl nrillgcnoer bcuotbigt lino,
ais bier. sSdI perlalic meinen Soften
pbne 9ittcrfcit, neil id lpeib. bob
apcnn Sic @eididtc eirn1ol geihrieben
lplrp, lic trps uller icst berbreitetel
&crprcbnn9ell llnb @erlcunoungen ull=
lcre Gbrllhfcit nnh gbrenbaftiefcit be-
peilen miro. Sicicr ariea miro nid}t
pom Hrppipencc Snurnal mo hemgpez
ming Sele9ranun NIT ibren prpbritiz
ldlelr SinoeItrif llllteritilscrn aez
lrpnlen lperbcu CT lriro ollrd ocugrz
fpla Der llnbeliealidlel oelltldlen SSuffc
SIM 9lltstrug aebrodt lpcrben.
Hupcn crfldrtc ulld}, hnb ei1 arie9
sinilhen 9cutldlanb uno Sen Scr.
Stoatcn 9ans rmmn9lih lei.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23

II.
y cm 9prf, y. 7e3. Gol. s. W1.
Sooule, Den man 5l1 ben belten Srelul5
Den lulb intinlren 8atbgebcrn bes@rdz
ncnten 5dblt miro in ndchltcr 3cit auT
6errn s@illuns 8unld] no6 europa
rclenL INN, pic CT lel6lt allspriidlicG
erfldrte, uctllige nmerifanildlc BOT
ld)after ilber sic 6altung ber 8llnbt5z
realerlng in eincr Gei6e ipichtiger
Internationally Sra9en nti5ufloren. :"
Sol. $5olllc gob Sic bcitinlntc GerIihcz
r1tng baB n1on bieic lcil1e 5lpeite @uz
ropafobrt Die erlte unternabm er
glctdfatls i'm 9hlftra9e bes Graiiocntcu
Dor Dem llntergang Ser y u2ltIitania"
ntd)t nit elmer 6rieoensntiMipn in
@erbinbuna brinaen oilrfe. @0rtlieb
1aatc CT folgcrbc5:
0Sdl acbe auf gSlnld oc5 @rdiiz
ocntcn unh be5 Staotsiefretdrs nach
europa ltn cinl9el llnlerer oiplpmatiz
ld]en @ertrcter Nlittbcilllnsen slt ilbcrz
brt9en, Die nc nit Der Soaltllng Der
8unnesrc9ierung betreffs mchrcrer in
tcrnatlonaler Sln9elegen6eiien bcNer
pertraut MADDEN loqen Serner lpa ih
tire aniichten ilbcr oie gleihen sra
gen fennen lerncn ltnp oen1 Staatsan1t
nitt6eilel1.
u9raiioent unb Staatsiefretar liez
ben lidl pTfcnbar bon oen @enar1fen
lciten, bab cs um biele 3eit niht rotbz
lam marc, sic hiplomatiihen @ertrez
ter, nit benen man ilber pidtige Sra
gen perlonlieh Giidiprnd)e ,Su nehnlell
lpilnldt 5l1 elmer apnferen5 nad9aihz
i19ton 5u berllfcn. gs banoelt lih nlr
ltm gptld)after unb @eianpte in fricgz
filbrenoen 2aubern. 9lrcf, Ben &abelz
uno Hpltpcrfebr bcrmodte nlan nif)t
uotc rihtige sltmpipbdre 5lt ldaffen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1915-12-23

| Iaritifaitcrn 5lrfolge, rcirler Ser gr6b-
ten Grfplge pes &rieges." 9ieIel6el1
aritifer balten Sen rlliliIbcn s(ngriff
auf 8orna MIR fir bns @urlpicl eines
neuen 3uaes 9e9en apnItantiuppel,
nelde 5tabt feline $50 Meilen bon
&arna entfcrnt lit.
Ser grfolg Der Sron3ple1 am 6artz
mannslpcllcrfopf an Der @e1tfrpnt
,,ipiro in ben !9nlptltdbtcn Scr Suliirten
nid)t rulr als cine brilliantc, lprbern
mlb lebr riiblide Spcration an einem
Nlnftc talsgele9t, ipp Sic Gage felt
pielen @ionaten cine lebr ic5picrige ge<
ipelen lit. Sic 3abl Ser @efangenen
mar Die ar6bte, bic an bet @eitfrpnt
leit Ser 9rpBelrSffeniiue bon bergban1~
pognc biz nod Coos 9enadt nor
Sen lit.
9os britiicbe Yubliflnl lit itols auf
Die 9lrt llnogSciie, nit ser Sic slllltralie
Ter bcn9tild5lg bon gallipoli allffaIien.
9iele &altnng miro BON cinen1 alitraz
lilcben 8latt in 2incplns @prte in ieiz
ncr @ettpsburger 9iebc gefabt: u@ir
iinn entldlonen, bab bicie Spbte,1 nidt
|nnlpnlt 9eltorben linb llup naB biele
gfntipn nit gpttcs Soiilfe cine neue
G}eburt Ser Sreibeit baben ipirb."
9as lpidti9itc greigniB bes Cages
i'll gn9lanb lpor Ser slufrllf Icitenber
Sonfiers on bic Station, iicb 5u Scr
slufsabe 5u pereint9en, Sic fil1au5ieIlen
slnfprbcrungen ocs ariegcs 5lt nede,l
unb sic 9feoe pes Mmittnnsntinilters
2lopo George in g3elpealtle ppr oen
Senmtcn Ser @elperfidaftcn, lpprin Ell
lln1 oeren geibiilfc appelltrte, lpeitere
10000 aeidatlte slrbciter 5lt iteuen.
Sic Serihte iiber sic beut1Hen
9cihstu9sbebuttc1 lpcrben nit grnbeln
Snterelie in Sen gntellte : 5auptltaoz
ten pcrfpl9t, lpp biele glollbell baB sic
III Sen Meiben Scr Sp5ialben1pfroten
cingetretene spaltung lid, ldlieBlih
ais scr &atlal 5ur grDffllung Der Sriez
Observation-Disclosures eriueiien ipirp.
gine &ppenbagener 9epeltbe erfldrt,
IboB Sic ip5iuliltiide Eartei inGcutid1@
lnnb jcet ppllitanbig 9elpalten lei. 81
Niitglieoer bdtten lib bon Scr Eartci
eetrennt nnD einc ncne nnahbdngige
Eurtei gebilect.
9 ri t.il 6 e g / I IL tie in sc { / o.
pn un1 ie II.
2pnb pn, %. Sea. Sic britilbc
srmec III Melopptanieno BOT lueitcrc
lbipcrc @erlllite nod ibren 9iicf5llg
| allf altt 81 : 9ln1ura crlitten.
Scr 5efrctar fit Sl1bicn, slrlitcn
Chamberlain, 5ci9te ocm llnterballie
beute all, hab bie Geionmtperlllitc Ser
Splpnsbcno srmec lett bcm Niif5ug
naG Slit 81 slmaru 1icb anf 1927
Mn1m bclullfcn babe, bappn 200 tpbt.
(M sen pprberi9cl, sipci Sdlabtcn
6abcn sic @nglarocr cinen @crlult BON
5000 Mnlln 5u9eltanbcn.)
sc a cf c II Zen II q If bem s GlinB /?
81 . m, %. Seq. 9euticblono bcrei~
tet cine neue 9rpbe Sffeniibe I'M Sber<
@I1aB ppr, Sic BON Selbmaridall p.
Mtacfenic,, bcn1 Soelben Ser polnilcbclt
SelpSiige lrnb grpbercr bon Serbien
| |gefiibrt lpcrben lpll, lpie belttige Be-
lribte iibcr 3iirid pcrfiinbcn. Sn Sen
lIcbtcn Sngen baben bie2eutidc1 ltorfc
lStrcitfrdftc an bcr fin bcn ncllcn snz
lgriif allsgclpobltcu 2nie fpnscntrirt
llmb Sic Mrmcc i'm Sbcr Gllub lnll
lanf 100000 Mann perltdrft lporbell
Iicill. 90 9Drfcr ipllrbcn acraltmt, I'M
lbiele 0perationcn alls5llfilbrcn.
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