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Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18
SHIPS
Of ANGL0-FRENCh
FLEET DAMAGED
Turks Think Slackening of
Bombardment Means the
Abandonment of Attack.
FIX, *, h IN S.,

Berlin, March ia message from
given out by the semi-officlal
news bureau, says that eleven ships
of the Anglo-French fleet have been
towed to Lemnos, having been Sc
vereIy damaged by the Dardanelles
forts.
A dispatch from Constantinople to
the Vossische Zeitung says:
at is generally believed t.lat the
gradual slackening off in the bonn
bardment of the Dardanelles is only
preliminary to the complete abandon
ment of the attempt. Nothing bur
unimportant actions against the forts
have been undertaken in the last few
days, and the attempts at removing
the mines al the outer entrance
have failed"
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18
horts of Most Alarming
kracter Reach Washing
tim from YucataE.
NV AMERICANS
IN GRAVE DANGER
.,rors IN Mexico City Declared in
T. All Being Afraid Of New
government at Nationr'
Capital.

lshington, March 17.-Reports OF
list alarming character which
bed the state and navy depart
4 today, concerning danger to
|ican citizens and other foreign
h progreso, caused Secretary of
Navy Daniels to send ii add
ship, the Brutus, to that po't.
! Des Moines is airea1y 'nore,
instructions to give asylum to
Americans and foreigners as
wish 10 come aboard the shin
commander of the Des M'ires
eported his facilities inadequate,
therefore the navy department.
Ed the Brutus from Vera Cruz
assistance.
|hentie reports are that notwith-
h6g the persistent assertion OF
establishment of order, there
lie among foreigners, so anxious
hey to get out of the reach ct
hew government" at the naticn-
|pital. This "governmen'," &C.
kg to dispatches to the state de-
lent, is under the contro! OF
J Gonzales Garzia, who was
d provisional president by Mex
keneral on January II.
ketary Bryan evidently has re-
dispatches which he has net
out. He referred again today
: Americans and other foreign
ho have told the Brazilian min
that they want to get ont at
Bryan says the Brazilian Min
Is arranging with the Mexican
fities for their departure.
'den has a case against Mexico
If to that of the United STATES in
[eManus case. Sweden asserts
Inc of her citizens, John Ekiand.
murdered by Obregon's troops
efOre Obregon lett MEXICO Clty.
Swedish minister reported this
10 the state department several
Ago. Today he reported that me
Eof another Swedish subjec, had
Dotted by the Zapatistas.
department is still solic'too1s
the safety of Americans and
foreign residents at Manzar-
Carranza has again been told
eriousness of affairs at 'hat
He has promised the British
ysy full protection for British
is. The United States is rely
b the cruiser Cleveland, whose
ander was instructed to keep IL
with the American consul at
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18
All Forts Silenced.

Malta, March 17.-According to a
captain recently from the vicinity OF
the Dardanelles, all the defenses OF
the narrows have been bonn barded
and the guns all silenced except in
one stronghold, situated on a consid-
cradle height where 14-inch guns are
mounted. This is yet to be dealt with
successfully.
There are several batteries OF con-
cealed howitzers, he says, difficult to
locate by the seaplanes. All the
damage done to the warships OF the
combined fleet, has been easily re-
pairable on the spot.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18
MONKEY HURTS BOY.
Is Of Child Now Suing Monkeys
Owner for $71,5OO.

Angeles, Cal, March 17.-Suits
|l,5O0 damages have been filed
It E. w. Knowlton of Pasadena,
Of an educated chimpanzee.
pd Mrs. O. P. Lindley allnge the
escaped March II, 1914, from
Enowlton home, Travelled two
entered their home and threw
son Milton, aged ten, against a
psabling him for life.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18

PrzemysI About to Fall.

London, March 17.--..euter's PET
rograd correspondent says in us
palch that the capture of Przemysl is
considered in the Russian capita: as
a matter of few days only. AUS
TRAN soldiers who have been cap
tured during unsuccessful soHues,
say the garrison is exhausted, on
famine rations and the hospitals are
crowded.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18

Mrs. John Temple is visiting friends
in Little Rock for few days.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18
Missouri House for Woman Suffrage

jefferson Cit. Mo-, March IT,
constitutional amendment proviolhs
for woman suffrage was passed yes
terday by the lower house OF the
Missouri legislature, SO to 40. If the
III easure passes the senate, which Is
doubtful, owing to the adjournment !.
of the legislature next Saturday II
will be submitted to popular
referendum in November, 1916.
Pine Bluff daily graphic. (Pine Bluff, Ark.) 1893-1942, 1915-03-18
Scene of Most Active War
fare Shifts from LeBassee
to Extreme West.
AIRSHIPS TAKE
PART IN STRUGGLE
Ayiators OF Allies Rout Flock OF
Taubcs which Try to Intercept
Them, While Armies and Ships
Are Hurting Iron.

Rotterdam, March 1.-THE seen"
OF the most active warfare has been
transferred from the LeBassee ana
ST. Eloi districts TO the extreme Wes'~
crn end Of the battle line.
Along the User front the allies are
attacking and the Belgian army IS
making continued progress amGng the
dunes.
Warships off the coast are still *
action Smelling the German position
near Westende. They have widened
the strip already made untenable lor
the enemy by terrific concentrated
bOmbardment.
The struggle is being waged stimuli
taneeusly ON land and sea, and IN the
air. Another combined raid has Deen
made by the allies aerial squadron.
LARGE number OF machines flew
al0ne the coast. dropping bombs on
military points at Ostend and knocK2.
At the latter place preliminary
reconnaissance discovered German
| batteries and defense works.
Shortly afterward several machlne9
appeared and threw large NUMBER
III bombs in quick succession. ca'lo-
inc explosions which proved that
great damage was done. From al
observation ballon at Zeeburgge, tn
Germans detected the air squadron
Several machines were sent up Ii
the nope of driving 1t OFF. TAe at
tempt was a complete failure, as tn
resui, was the eXac, reverse OF tina
intended. :,
Aviators were detached from y,
allies main squadron to deal wit!
the Taubes. There were quite OUT
unanswered, and were forced to II
inland and descend. One machine
chased by an allies aviator, was com
PEELED to seek safety UP the coast. J
passed over Cadzand on the other s!d
O. the frontier where it was hrf
upon by Dutch sentry.
German Counter Attacks Fail.
London, March 17.-Tonight's Off
cial communique issued in Paris say
that the successes sustained IN III
Champagne district have been hr
iantly confirmed.
The Germans have not succeeded i
retaking any of the ground capture
from them.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25
COE

Mr.. and Mrs. George Quinn are hap
py over the arrival of new little
daughter at their home.
Miss Hazel Mcconnell has been en-
gagged TO teach the Enterprise school
for the coming year.
William Eipper is erecting silo on
his farm. William Aldredge and
Beale Brothers are doing the work.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellison of Moline, par
ents of Mrs. Charles White are max
ing her a visit this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Crawford and
son. Dave, Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Wake
and the Misses Hazel and Bertha Nc
Connell left for the exposition at San
Francisco Saturday.
Mrs. William Riewerts, who has
been very i'll for some time is now well
on the road 10 recovery.
Walter Saddoris recently purchased
a new Ford automobile.
Leonard Ashdown was a caller in
Rock Island Monday.
Claire Golden, Harry Genung. Hor-
ace McRoberts. Truman Shafer and
Byron Skelton have returned home
from Cornell college at Mount Vernon,
Iowa. for the summer vacation.
The Mystics who were 10 have had
an entertainment at the NJ ". A hall
at Hillsdale last Monday. postponed it
till Monday evening. June IS, on ac-
count OF the rainy weather.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Lipherdt and
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Hutton attended
the Barnum show in Davenport.
Mr. and Mrs. Wallace Mcconnell
and Mr. and Mrs. L. Y. Ashdown were
visitors at the P. Mahlstedt home Sun
day.
Robert Cowley OF Moline visited
Sunday at the home OF his brother.
William Cowley.
Leonard Ashdown. who has been
here visiting for the last two months
expects to leave for his home at Ros-
dun. Saskatchewan. Canada, Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Nelson and
children and Mrs. P. Mahlstedt and
son. Gus, were Sunday guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Peter Mahl-
sted,.
The Adelphia Mothers club held an
ice cream sociable az the school house
Tuesday evening. A large crowd at
tended and s17 was realized from the
sale OF refreshments. The program
was enjoyed.
Wade Resser of Moline is visiting
his cousin. Warren Walker.
Baptismal services were held at the
river near Port Byron Sunday by Rev.
A Carnell OF Bethel Baptist church.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25

weights and measures be adopted
Carried by unanimous vote
Commissioner Juhl submitted the
plat OF Bailey's subdivision Of lot
=. Rodman's subdivision. Rock Is
land. Illinois. which. on his motion,
was adopted by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Juhl submitted the
plat OF Brien's subdivision OF lots nine
and ten. block eleven. Buford & Guy
er's addition, Rock Island, Illinois.
which. on his motion, was adopted by
unanimous vote
Commissioner Juhl offered a resolu-
ton that the ordinance providing for
the construction OF certain sidewalks
on certain streets and avenues in the
city OF Rock Island be adopted. Car
rled by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Juhl offered a resolu-
tiou that the ordinance providing for
the construction OF sidewalks on the
east and west sides OF Thirty-third
street from Fourteenth 10 Sixteenth
avenues. be adopted. Carried by
unanimous vote.
Commissioner Juhl offered a reso-
luton that the ordinance providing
for the construction OF sidewalks on
the south side OF Eighteenth. avenue.
the north and south sides OF Nine
teeuth and Twentieth avenues from
Twenty-fourth 10 Twenty-hfth street.
and on the west side OF Twenty-fifth
street and the east side OF Twenty
fourth street from Eighteenth TO
Twentieth avenue. be adopted Car
ried by unanimous vote.
Mayor McConochie read an ordi-
nance fixing the salary OF the mayors
stenoErapher. which. on his motion,
was considered by unanimous vote.
Mayor McConochie offered a resolu-
ton that the ordnance fixing the sal
hry OF the mayors stenographer be
adopted. Carried by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Juhi submitted an or
dinAnce providing for the improve
mcnt of Ninth street. commonly known
as Camden road. from Eighteenth ave-
nue. Cnortheast corner OF SEX. sec. 3.
twp. u. n. 2wl 20 the north end
% the bridge over the canal. approx
maieiy zoo feet north OF the north
channel OF Rock river. by grading.
curhing and paving with brick on
hve-inch concrete foundation. also an
estimate OF the city engineer OF the
probable cost OF said improvement in
amount OF ssi.Tis.0O. together with
recommendation OF the board OF local
Improvements OF Rock Island. recon-
mending the adoption OF the ordinance
providing for said improvement, which
ordinance. after first reading. was
considered by unanimous vote.
Commissioner Murrin offered a reso-
luton that the mayor and city clerk
apply for lease for swimming beach
on river front near Seventh street 10
the Chicago. Rock Island & Pacific
Railway company. Carried by unani-
nous vote.
Commissioner Mgrrin offered a res
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25

About 15 were received as members OF
the church.
Peter Mahlstedt was in Rock Island
on business Friday.
The Ladies' Aid society will have
an ice cream sociable at the church
Thursday evening.
Mrs. Dave Genung delightfully."- en-
tertained the Mothers club Thursda.
afternoon. Contests were the enter
tainment for the afternoon. Mrs. Ada
Eipper won a crocheted hand bag
Mrs. Mabel Mahlstedt box of candy
and Mrs. Myra Gerkin box of straw
berries. All enjoyed a fine time. Mrs,
Ada Eipper viii be the next hostess
TO the club entertaining the third
Thursday in July.
John Durbin was in Rock Island or
business Wednesday.
a horse belonging to Charles Sam
pie was killed by lightning last week ;
Walter Lundeen of Rock Island is
the guest of Lloyd and Lester Eipper.
The P. Y. P. club enjoyed a good
time Wednesday evening at the home
of Miss Mabel Walker. who was hos
tess 10 about 80 young people of this
vicinity. Miss Walker served zee
cream, strawberries and cake for
luncheon. The next meeting will be
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. L. G.
Ashdown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Mccall and
daughter. Dorothy. attended the we'd
ding Of Mrs. Mccall siste-. Miss au-
Ia. .erry. 10 uuro Wistedt 1T Tie home
of the brides father at Port Byron
Wednesday evening. Rev. Mr.. Rus
sell of the NJ. E. church officiated. Mr..
and Mrs. Wistedt will reside in Mo-
line. where the groom has a position
in the store of Lundt company.
Misses Viola and Nellie Groh have
gone TO Macomb. ILL.,, TO attend Nor
NAL school.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25
AN OLD RECIPE
TO DARKEN HAIR
Sage Tea and Saipkar Turss
GFay. Faded Hair OaEk
snd Glossy

simest sveryeas saews tsss sa1r
Tea ssd staabsr. erepsrig eeraeeseat
"a. ariaEs aaes ne assarss eeier tSt
sistFs ss tas halr wsen tts.stl serras
sd ar fssr siso snds fsaG-us. teeats<
scsss sad steps ssinaa saif Years
sxo ne enlr var 60 act tats ssissars
Nss ca maze g ss Reras. waiea =
nussr sad Ereuaiesoaass
Nawsd.sss We simply asa ss say trcf
stsrs fsr "Wpsta's Sszs saG sasipeas
cemp@aad" Veu sfl sst o lssss secs
sis soc sso0t SO eeats Everybody
uses tags ED ssaoas rscsss. essaia'ss
ao ans esa Dsssisfr seil tast yssf t.srNs
saest rear hair. "a u does go rass
arsiiy saa -~snly Veu fs45su .
speaxs ar seft srass vim = saa trs~
tais sAFca4a reur nssirs tska1x ere
sna1 serssd az a sisnss ~ sserufex
tse xrsr hsir fisseossFss saf srt-r
saotnsr sopiiestioa er Eve. Ye'sr eslf
hscemes sesaflfstiy tsss. taiek ssf
siessF. sad yoa teek vesEs ysssz-r.
ttx<,sF &tss$s seaseacy e-SAGxl
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25

Total watcrworis fund. s2.l27-s7

Total watcrWori,s fund. s2.l27.s7
Commissioner RudEren offered a
resolution that the following claims
b. allowed. r. l. Wheeian. 800: NJ
II Cruise. 500. Rock Island sand a
Gravel company. FsO45: =. L. Yer
bury. sf5ss7. n. =. simpson. p. II,
saz. star Electric company. s2o4-56.
Carried by unanimous vote
Commissioner RudEren read an ord
nance designating districts and FIX
INK polling places for the election 20
b. held June %. 1918. which on his
motion vas considered hy unanimous
vote.
Commissioner RndErcn offered a
resolution that the ordinance designa-
ting districts ana nxinE polling places
for the election 90 hr held June %.
1918. D. adopted. Carried by unani-
nous vote.
cBmnaissiousr RufEren offered n
resolution that the ordinance entitled
An ordnance making annual appEo-
priafions for the fiscal year 1915" be
adopted Carried by unanimous vote.
Cammiasinucr RudErcn offered =
resolution tha, the resolution distrib-
utinE into the several funds the sum
% szz5 .zs5 Il. be adopted. Carried by
unanimous vote
CommissinnsF RudErcn offered n
resolution that the bid % the Coal
VALLEY Mining company 20 furnish Ia
inch screenings & o. b. wafcr~oTks
A. gifs per toa. be accepted. and that
shS mayor and city clerk b. author
fr@d 20 contract for the same Car
rl~d hy unanimous vote
Co@missioneF RrtErca read al ord
inAaes entitis4 Az ordnance relative
20 dspu,lss In the city clerks ONCE.
zhirh on bis motioa was considered
by unanimous vote.
Commissioner RGdEren offered =
rsssiutlsn that the ordinance relative
90 aspusies Ia the city clerks ONCE
bs adopted Carried BY unanimous
vote.
Commissioasr iIedtke offered res
oiusioa that the Centrai Union Teie-
phoae company be requested 20 install
,si~phsn~ instruments ~ IRE stations
No. !. /. azd =. and NJ police station.
as psr tho terms % their franchise
Carries BY unanimous vote
Co-missioner iiedtke submitted an
ordinance entitled An ordinance de-
aas.r the oehcs and duties % the in
.p~ctor % weights and rneAsuresS
which. on hss motion. was considered
By unanimous vote
Commissioner L!edike offered a res
oiurio- that the ordnance defining the
os.ce anc duties Of tie inspector o.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25

olution that Mrs. Enright be allowed
a rebate OF S5.SI on her water rent
from Nov. l TO May l, 1915. Carried by
unanimous vote.
Adjourned on motion of Commits
sioner Liedtke.
NJ T. RUDGREN,
City Clerk.
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25

asnmfsstan-r EFfErsn ssbesfftrd
H- r7rswfas UsE ot etains f5f SAL
s4fas wbfss Ca hfs r1sff9a were al
Rock Island Argus., 1915-06-25

Grssf total ....s..-...,S 8S3s-gs
Co@misslaasr HgfErra sgbmittst
tss f6itowtsE ilss % eisiss aEaiast
ere Eszsrst ss4 water works fuafs.
wefes oz Efs ss6sioz we're allowed -
--ear I-.a-ls aaEs.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
pie 1nIAa

Sn oisien suasu, ipo unIere 8I:te
nit aeredtem 3orn uah guglonH
seriGtet I:nb, crfdeint DER aboruf
zines 8eoi9tes aus dlterer .3eit sell
semGB, fns iupbl ipenis be,Gnnt 1T.
gsine ueberi9rift toutet: Die Sus
IeI1. Der 8erfaIcr idil6ert aunahlt
Mltions 8liid limo 9or5ii9e nno
fart edmt fori:
3uh neil hcudtefijh ncin 5iMtn
&eiI Seiu !9ers o1H Sudmm ilt,
Gn, llu gSeltrnhm az %gcipinnei,
@ptt I'M Sinnicl gnt,S per9ibt,
apatni Scr Son talS lpirb Ct foumlcit
Stul3t MtereStpnigim,
ntpipait mic ill Srn,m SnGiu;
Eclue Sullad}tenS1lnier ldiUcigcH,
Ecile GdiuerI2r Ttr0tn itinnpf,
Teine Sohue fHirihenn nsiggli,
Sid Dor feineyidlcin SriuntJb;
Erilter Scrfidernadt entsraCn, K
g9icber gais anf frcier labu
ssdtgt oalN inudbScno ietne &egen
Gee aefpd!t'ac Ssean.
AE HHNTI NJ L-a H
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
sbeesOr gurti.
Bum abieben eines eawei5sr ssls.
yatripteu.

Bum s6iebeh eines Gdrwei5sr Sells
patripten.
Die fo5ialbemotratif1e .gRiin1es
uer pof" ipibmet Sbepbor gurti eis
men idnsereu Radruf, in BEN fe bic
NerbienIte oes 8%ertorbeneu Inn DIE
DemOtratiiieruns isines Sdioeissr
N~aterIanbes lsbbcft berpprbebt. .Sn
Der ,3arder qpit4. 10 fost bas
Blatt, perfodt Gurti NIT GROCER @ts
tpanbtbeit unb burfI@Iaseneem Grs
foIs bic @runbidbe elmer tonlsquetts
an gnbe gebadten Demptrctie. Su
aeiftpolIen S4riftsn leste er fit mt!
srob.m Iadbrud fir bic birette
8pIisseiebsebuns Elm, in Der Ct sinc
pidtiae unb nutfpsnbiee Gorrettur
bes Observation-Disclosures fab. @inige
5einer Mrbeiten ii6er bieie @olfsseiess
aebuna baben eirer bleibenben tbeos
retiIden unb biitorifden Bert. 4af
benz 8oben Der formalen poIitiIf.n
9emptratie blieb jero9 Der rnbiiole
@eit Tbeobpr Curtis fetResipegs fe=
ben. ST ftelIte Der Semoiratn reue
ioaiaIe Mnfsaben. unb ct ndbsrts I'D,
babel aui MrmeslGnge Der Iosioliftts
fden Democratic. llnermiicli4 frebte
er cine Grfpeiteruns Der Staftstdtiez
feit auf ,pirtidaftlidem 9ebiete in
Der syorm bon Stootsmouopolen an
unb ra{tlos fDrberte er ben arsbau
Der eibsenSffiden Notwithstanding.
en- Der 3eit, ba bic leiienSs Res
tnftion Der DemotrntiT6ea anb fos
sialfort16rittIiGsu n3iirfer @oF" in
ben 6Gnbcn Curtis lag. lpdnaen i'd
sablrei6e 6aoen 3miIfsn Ger Dc
motratie 1inD Der GoSialSenotratie.
Scn BEN crftsn S~ahrsangen Der ua'cnen
13eit" itoben ipir auf mandlen hors
freff!ifen @uiiab aus Ieiuft 8soer
NcSn 3iiri6 psripl9te er init Ieben6iS.
fter Qnieilno6me ollie 6nrtI 4rttte hcI
DeutIAen Sp8ioIbemptrdtte. unD in
hum1n1ter We1e ldDlll CT fiA oard
sablrei6e 8iirgI9aftsleiftungtn Dc,
Opfer oes iosiatiitiTd)en 2tasno9me.
oeIebes an. 50, ats Die ~sibacn6fi'
IGen 8e96rSen inter Den 0rohun'
aen bes e%iIernen AonSlers einioe MlG.
SuIammsntnidten, pr~otetierte or in
Namen Der Sempfratie lpirtuno6Dol
qcaen bic renttiondren Mdbnahmer
bieier geb0rben, gegen perfolate ocut:
i6c SpSiaIbemptroten. Iuf bout.
5dem Soben frat ipdter 6e9reifliher'
peiie Der 9plitifer Gurti niht mebi
10 ifort in ben g~prberaranb ots po.
litii6en 2ebens, fpie cinit in cei
G6neis. @or oIlem i'm Sinblit
auf Die I9offensrei9en Sabre gnriii
in Der S9ipeis betrauert Die ntutlbt
Soaialbemotratie in ieinem Sp5e oel
6ingans zines ouf6auenoen oemntra
.iiden uno I~oaialen qolititers, ne
Elm tiefes @sritdnbnis fir bic sc
waltiaen Sriebfebern Der Irbeiterbf
tpeauna unb fir bic ioSiaIen Gre
bleme Der 3eit befunbst Dat."
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1915-02-05
6cfanaeuen . anfitanb in @cllano

.
Dem geri9t elmer botlaneiI6en
I3eituna iber Die llnruhen i'm Snz
terniernnaSlaser bon SeiIt 81 oafar9
December 1T fclgenbes ent1ommen:
IS inb in benz Eager uusefabr IL
600 Mann untsrsebra6t. Die Be
pa9ungsmannidaft bstrdst 1000
mann. sSn Dem einct Der Eager.
oas bier in 8etra6t tumWt, iino
5000 9elgier untsrgebradlt, Shon
am Mitttpo6ahenD serri6te bier cine
aufriibreriiae Stimmnnq. Mitto9s
batten brei Sclsier perIudlt, in biirs
9erlid)er &leibung Su entflieben. Sic
murben iebpd entoedt unb feit9c{ebt.
0ieIes Sprseben erfredte sroBe Iuf
regung unter ben ii6rigen. SIN Eager
berrIdte I6pn porber bei ben 2cuten
lln3u5rieosn6eit bariiber, oaB lie uidt
NIT ihren 5rauen ouseehen burften,
audi fanSen iie bic 9reiie in Der Son=
tine gu teuer.
Gincs @benbs NOR bic GrreSnns 10
srcB, oab bic 8elsier cine 8antise en-
ftiirmten anb bic 5enfterideiben cira
worfen. gcsen IL nbr abenos 9Iiidte
es, Dura !Seran5iebung bon 8ers
itartunacn, ste 2eute allmdblif in
lire 9araden sariid5ubrdnsen. Gs
iudren gu tbrer Warnung einige
S9iiEe in bic 2uft ab9eseben ,pore
BEN. am ndhftsn Morsen nm 10
berid,iete elm Sffsier. Der bon
4mersfport auf BEN Sahrroo nod
bem Eager eefa1ren lpar. Dab er
Idon nntertpegs bas 8eI9rsi Der
nnsufrienenen 8elgier pernommer
bate. gdtfa9ti9 tpar Der aufrubr
pie0er I'M @onge, Die 8antine ma,
erbrp6tn, S9cfoldbe unh Gu6er
naren in groBen Mensen bnrdtls &C.
aeItohleN luprben. SIN Der Spite eit
nes 3igcs polt 20 Wann fproertt
2elttnmt Malindrobt biz. 8eiaiel
me9rm0ls osT, acknowledgements
lsBtert. Fpeit cntFernt 81 9e6ortbsn
prdngM Dor ttn6 riefen ben 6elIanni
iden SpIbatsn alltriei @~erausinrbs
rrngsr su, tpobei lie Die 9lrme in ni
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Muffoyrcruns CAB Der Sffisier &c
fell, uaf pie iareienpe Meras 8eus,
81 sebsn. IS ipuroe stpeimdI &c
f6oiien. Sie 3abl Der Gnteu bttrii.
z, ole Oct 8e%ripunoeten p. 9aG
mittasS ipar bic RaRe beraefelIt,
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referpoirtn 81, Der siesntliden Shiits
sentette TN GdiiBenarnben erseben
Ii9 bur9 bic 8erbdItniiie bon ielbr.
Sn bieien riidpdrtisen untsrtiinfs
ten baben bic Srnppen iid m0sli9ff
,pcbn.ide .Seimitdtten ~ein5uriGltsn
peritanben. @tiib!e uno Glide. tleis
ne G9rante uno &en, baupts
fGhli6 Mdtrnben unb 4edeH aus
BEN nmIiegenben SriI6aiten, polls
fii6ren Die llmipnnDlung Der grbs
b0ble gum eemiitlihen Dohnraum.
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