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The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
GUN PLATFORM ON TOP
ZeppeIins Equipped With Arms to
Fight AerOpIanes.

Geneva, Switzerland, Oct. 30.-The
latest Zeppelin airship constructed at
Friedrichshafen differs from its prede-
cessors, according to details from
Romanshorn on the Swiss side of Lake
Constance, in only one important fea-
ture and two minor changes. A small
platform has been provided on the
top of the balloon for a cannon to
protect the ship from aeroplanes and
the speed has been increased by an
additional propeller and motor. Owing
to this extra weight, however, the
carrying power of the Zeppelin is di-
minished. The new airship is of a
slate color. The total cost of this
latest airship is 100000, double the
cost of the first Zeppelins produced.
1t is reported from Germany that the
greatest difficulty in the use of Yep
pelins is the lack of capable pilots,
most of the best men having been
killed or made prisoner.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
WILL PROMOTE SAVING
Parliamentary Committee Issues Text
Book of Economy in England.

London, Oct. 30.-''Saving means
spending less than we get" is the
maxim around which the parlia
mentary war savings committee has
built up a textbook of economy
which it will distribute broadcast
throughout Great Britain with the
aim of teaching Englishmen how to
help most the cost of the war. The
instruction given is practical and ele-
mentary. The people must buy less
from abroad and sell more. They
should travel by train, omnibus, and
tram car as little as possible thus
setting free for state service the labor
of those who work these means of
transport, and saving coal and gaso-
line. Everything they can grow or
raise for themselves Gin the form of
vegetables. wheat, chickens, rabbits,
beef, mutton, ETC., is a gain to the
county" There must be "a revolution
In national habits"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
WILL FEED TEACHERS
Political Science Club Will Give
Luncheon to Vicitors.

the list of entertainments for the
teachers when they come to Topeka
next month to attend the annual meet
ing of the Kansas State Teachers as
ISOLATION. The Political Science club
decided at a meeting Friday to extend
this courtesy to the teachers.
Major A NJ. Harvey was the chief
speaker at the luncheon given by the
club at the National Hotel. He told
of his campaign for suffrage in New
York state. The other speakers at the
meeting were Judge Hugh MacFar-
land and Mrs. S. A Thurston, who
gave her first lesson in parliamentary
law. Miss Rose Gi1berg, accompanied
by Miss Violet Crumbine, sang two
solos. --'-s-s7.' --.-5-as--s-t- s----s
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
MEETING IS IMPORTANT.
Railway Development Association VIII
Discuss Industrial Matters.

Indications are that the semi-an-
nual meeting of the Railway Develop
ment association, which will be held
in New York, November 9, 10 and IL,
will be the most important in the his
tory of the organization, bringing to-
gether railroad and government Off
Gals and business interests to consider
industrial and agricultural develop
ment and commercial activity in gen.
eral. The program which has been
completed under the direction of John
c. Emig, president, and H. o. Hartzell,
secretary, points to a meeting which
because of the wide range of subjects
for discussion will be of interest in
business circles generally.
The Railway Development associa-
ton is composed of railroad officials
of the United States and Canada who
are engaged in promoting industrial
and agricultural growth for their re-
Spective arrangements; and with the
program this year including bankers
and other outside business interests as
well as government officials it is be-
New York will mark an epoch in this
work. Being international in scope,
meetings are held in different sections
each year in order to enable the mem
bership to study general business con-
ditions. The last meeting was held at
St. Paul. Mimi, it being the plan to
have the railroad men inspect the
shipping facilities, export terminals,
etc. in New York and examine also
transit facilities in Manhattan.
G.. c. Dana, of Chicago, industrial
commissioner of the Santa Fe and
well known here, is on the program.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
President Ripley Says He
Wants Another r. r. Life.
''Life Is Worth Living" He
Tells Birthday CeIebratOrs.
200 OFFICIALS ARE IN CHICAGO
Greatest Gathering for Santa
Fe Heads Anniversary.
Charles s. Gleed of Topeka on
Banquet Program.

Chicago, Oct. 3O.-Two hundred
men who occupy various positions
with the Santa Fe Railway comp any
are here today to celebrate the sew
=. Ripley These men, with 100 other
friends of Mr.. Ripley, from various
Parts of the country, will participate
IN IN banquet given by the Santa Zee
directors and officers at the .3lack-
Tone hotel tonight. The officials from
topeka and elsewhere in the west ar
rived at 8 g. M today on special
Santa Fe train. The eastern officials
came an hour later by special train
over the Pennsylvania railway.
Mr. Ripley has spent most of the
day in his office receiving the congrat-
ulations of the visiting members Of his
health, and says that every day brings
new joys to him.
with all these friends gathering
around wishing me well, certainly
can testify that life is worth living
he said. 81 wish 1 could have sew
enty more years of it," he added.
The Rev. Bernard Kelley of Topeka,
an old friend of Mr.. Ripley, will return
Hines of New York, chairman of the
board of directors, will preside dur
ing the short session of speechmak-
ing following the dinner.
To Hear C. S. GIeed.
Charles S. Gleed of Topeka, a menu
the first speaker. his subject being
THE Old Santa Fe and the New"
Victor Morawetz of New York, a for
mer director, will talk about the or
ganization of the present company, in
which he was an important factor.
George B. Harris of Chicago, chair
man of the board of directors of the
Burlington railway, will speak of Mr..
Ripley'S relations with Chicago rail-
way officials. Frank Trumbu,I IF New
York, chairman of the board of di-
rectOrs CT the Chesa peake & Ohio rail-
way, will discuss the railway question
in general Gardiner Lathrop Of Chi
cago, the Santa FEES general solicitor,
will speak about Mr.. Ripley's relations
with Santa. Fee employees. Mr.. Rip
ley then will be called upon for a few
remarks
The dining room at the Blackstone
has been decorated with plants and
flowers brought here from the several
states served by the Santa Fee, which
give it 6. beautiful appearance.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
PRAIRIE FIRE AT FORT RILEY
Buildings Endangered But Soldiers
Fought Flames.

Junction City, Kan, Oct. 30.-A
large section of the military reserva-
ton at Fort Riley has been devastated
by a prairie fire that started and con-
tinued through the night Friday. The
fire started on Pawnee flats, where
the annual maneuvers and encamp-
mentS of the Kansas National Guard
regiments are held, and it was feared
for a time that the cook shacks, bath
houses and other frame buildings that
are standing on the maneuver ground
would be burned. The fire swept
through this section without doing any
damage. y detachment of soldiers
fought the flames.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
THE LURE OF THE TIES.
One Hundred and Forty-Seven South
ern Railway Trespassers Killed.

Washington, D. c., Oct. 30.-Making
a plea for the conservation of human
life, President Fairfax Harrison of
southern Railway company states that
during the fiscal year, ended June 80,
14I treSpaSSerS were killed on the
tracks of the Southern Railway. Mr..
Harrison urges the development of a
public sentiment that will put an end
to the hazardous practice of trespas-
sing on railway property.
we have prepared a map showing
the point at which each trespasser
was killed on the Southern Railway
during the last year and it looks like
map of the monuments on the
Chickamauga battlefield" said Mr.
Harrison. Fully one-third of those
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30

killed were school boys, hopping
trains, and a large percentage were
valuable wage-earners, walking on the
tracks to or from their work. Very
few were tramps in the commonly &C
cepted meaning of the term
These figures refer solely to per-
sons walking on tracks, swinging on
trains, and otherwise intruding on
railway property where they have no
right or business and do not include
persons killed at crossings or those
who for any reason have a right or
duty to go upon railway property"
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
FUNERAL OF JUDGE GILLEIT.
Many Kansans Go to Kingman to Pay
Last Respects.

Kingman, Kan. Oct. S0.-The fun
eral of District Judge P. B. Gillett,
who died Wednesday, was held here
Friday, and was attended by hun
dreds of mournerS. 1t is estimated
that $50 automobiles were in the fun
eral procession.
Ex-senators, congressman and other
prominent men from Wichita, Hutch
inson and Topeka were present. Two
wagon loads of flowers were received
by the family from all over the state
from friends.
The stores of Kingman, Anthony
Pratt and other towns in the judicial
district were closed during the funeral
hour
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
GREENBAUM'S STORE
New Goods and Fixtures at eos Kan.
sas Avenue After November 8.

The Greenbaum store will move
about November from its temporary
location at S24 Kansas avenue to ~ e
remodeled building at sos Kansas
avenue.
The new shop is being equipped
with the latest in fixtures and an en-
tire new stock of goods is being
bought this month by Herman Green
baum, who is now in the east.
A removal sale is now being con-
Quoted at S24 Kansas avenue to dis
pose of the old stock of goods.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
The Colds of Mankind
Cured by Pinesi

Have you ever gone through a typical
pine forest when you had cold? What
opened wide your lungs to take in those
invigorating and mysterious qualities.
Yes, DIR. Bells Pine-Tar- Honey possesses
those stimulating qualities and overcomes
hacking coughs. The inner lining of the
throat is strengthened in its attack against
cold germs. Every family needs bottle
constantly at hand. 25c=Adv.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
LET A BIG RAIL ORDER.
b. & o. Lets Contracts for So, 500 Tons
of Steel Rails.

Contracts have been let by the Bal
timore & Ohio railroad for 81, 500 tons
of rails for immediate delivery. The
orders were placed with the Maryland
Steel company, Cambria Steel COM
pany, Carnegie Steel company and the
Illinois Steel company. Practically all
of the rail will be used for replace
ment in the company's main lines, be-
ing of heavy type, weighing 100
pounds to the yard.
The order supplements contracts
let by the Baltimore & Ohio during
the summer for equipment and rails
which cost approximately $3,500,000.
Increased activity in the buying of
steel rails has been noted for some
time.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30

was killed by an automobile while
crossing the street here Friday after
noon. She died forty-five minutes
after the accident. Both the front
and back wheels passed over her
chest injuring her internally.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
Melrose Hotel
Los Angeles, Cal.

AOS fAl1EOkC0 &SAAs
Every room in the MELROSE is com
Portable and restful. The hotel is situated
on the heights, getting the full benefit OF
the afternoon breeze from the ocean, and
high above the morning fogs. There is
none of the noise and clatter one hears in
the downtown" district-none of the hum
and clank of the trolley cars-and yet, the
MELROSE is within five minutes walk of
the busiest part of Los Angeles.
The dining room is well situated and
well ventilated. The food is excellent and
the service in keeping. Attendants are eff
ficient and courteous and anticipate little
attentions which guests appreciate.
billiard room is another one of the
hotels recreation provisions which is pop
ular with patrons.
SCHEDULE OF RATES
European Plan
Single Room tfor L person), Bath Privilege
$1.0O per day and up
Monthly rate. SIS to $50
Single Room (for L person.. Private Bath
S1.5O per day and up
Monthly rate. $25 to $35
Rates for Groom and Broom suites. or
single rooms for more than person
proportionateiy priced
When you arrive in Los Angeles
whatever station-take any waiting taxicai
at the hotels expense and tell The driver
.sMELROSE, 5000 SOUTH GRAND AVE
NUE." or take cars, asking for transfer
to West Lake car. at Second and Broadway.
JOSEPH D. ROE
Prog ltor
THOMAS J. HANKRxl of Topeka. Kansas,
Office Man.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
KANSAS GIRL KILLED BY AUTO

Doris Graham of Navarro Struck
While Crossing Street.
Abilene, Kan, Oct. 30.-Dorris Ora
ham, the 5-year-o1d daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Graham of Navarro,
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
Flannelette gowns-79c

Women's full size, full length
gowns of good heavy tennis flan-
nels; plain white and neat striped
patterns sample line of women's
$1.0O and $1.25 gowns zoo
on sale tonight. ~
bargain Basement)
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
Handbags-39c

Genuine leather handbags in a
variety of shapes and styles, with
frames that fasren securely and
complete inside fittings-regula
t soe and for 55' values 39c
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1915-10-30
Sweaters-9Sc

Long, wide, wool scarfs with
fringed ends. They come in a full
of bright colors and sell regularly
for $1.00-tonight they zoo
will be ~
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-10-09

mdnien nod tsiue glal0.runs in isi'
ner politit eintrstsn laifrn.
Die beutife Yrsifs oriidt bic 9tH'
Ii6t aug bdB trpb bss 2aubsns DON
5ruppsu in Saloniii. bic 9llliirtsH bic
9lbii6t baben in enersii6ersr Wslls
gegen bic 1iirfei porsusehsu, nit Der
Soffnuns, fie beiissen su t0nnsu, ebs
Die beuti6 Ditsrrsiaii4sn gerbln'
betsn aniommsa. uNo oab StaIieu ll9
an bisirn Sperdtiou.u betbsilign
pirb. gs iinb nod 6siHabe Srei Vfo'
nate agRfiises @etter fir bic Spsr1'
tioneu aeasn bic 9orSaHslIsu oper in
anb.ren gesenSen am assdii4sH Nser
in ausiift. unb man srtpartst au3,
bab bic RuifeH i'm aautains DisSsr
bic Sffmiipe srsrsifeH perben.
Die Rsue SffsniiDe Der aaiirtsn
i'm Deftsn, auf bi. man aers9n.t bats
ie ldbt immer no6 auf iit iparieH.
Die gnariffe. bic in Den leBtsH 5ugen
bic SraHsoisn IN Der GbampaoHs uno
in 2lripis aema6t. lpdren leStSlt4
rereinseIis gsriu4e in ben gsiis DON
tpibtism feiuoli6en poiitiousn gu
s.lana.n. unb SisIs gsrfude battsu
in Der RseeI iebr beftiae Sessnan'
sriffe Der 9euti6.n sur Jolse. nj. .s
CANA beionbers bei DEN 9lngriiien
auf bi. aubobe bei Sa6ure be Srelt. BIZ.
i'm Centrum Der beutiden 2inisn in
Der Champagne lieat. Der ifolI Dar,
unb bic. ieithem iis Don ben Jransos
| Zen ssnommen purbs. fait ununtsr6ro'
den bon ben Seuti9en bei4oHsn
irirb.
aebnli9 III isbt anideinenb bic Gis
tuation an Der 0iili6en GrOut. Die
Seutihsn baben mebrmals bort Be
ipegunssn etnseIeitst. bic auf einen srOs
ben 8Oritpb sss.n 9iinaburs i3lisbsn
lieBen; absefsbsn baDOn, oaB iis etniss
ruHiite Grdben senommen. bdben lie
aber isius rpirtIidsn Bortfdritis aes
md6t, pdbrenb BON 9iinaburs an biz
nad @ali5ien binab bic Geutfh.u unb
Oeiterrsibsr ssnus gu tbun batien,
itarte alnsriffe Der Ruifsn absuitIas
gen. Sd in polen ieBt pieber oas
aanb in Sumpf umsepaubeli III unb
bic .Sanbitrabsn fat unpaiiirbar iino,
fperotn tpabri1sinli4 aDohen persshen.
ebs irsmb cine Ssits >OperutiOu.u in
srObsrm llmfans in angriff nebmsn
lam. Wsnn absr Der Wiutsr eingstrs'
ten unb Der gObsn bart sefroreu 1T,
bann ipirb cine SffeniiOe bon Der
eintn ober Der auberen Settle Doraus'
fidtIid niat Ianss aaf ii4 ipartsn
Iaiisn.
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in @rfunung feiner gsrtragsoerpfli9s
tungen Ssiterreid geseniiter.
nSnlsarien mub auf Der Seite bes
Siegers tdmpfen. Die 9eutI6en uub
Seiterrei6er unb lln9arn Iino an als
len Gronten iiegret9. Rublanb piro
batb Dp1ftdnbig aufammepgebroden
iein; sann tperben 5rantreid, StalieH
unb Serbien an bic Rei6e tommeu.
gulgarien piirbe Selbitmorb begebeH,
mems ni9t an Der Seits Der Gens
try .d6ts tdmpfen piirbe, mas uns
e ein5ige M0sli6tsit bistet, ale Bull
garen gu elmer RatiOn Dersinigen gu
tOnneu..
n.oeim geginn bes 8rieges tOnnte
gliemuHo OOrausIe9en, fpie Der 9auf
Der @reisniiie ii6 geitalten piirbe uno
peI4eSeite iiegreid fein tuiirbe. Wenn
bic Re9ierung ichon bumals beihlofen
9Gtte, ii4 an oem groben ariege gu
bet6eiligen, Bate lie ben Se6ler bsges
ben tDnnen, ii4 uuf Die Settle gu Itelz
len, bic unterliegen pirb, unb oabur3
piiroe bic grtiten5 oes jsbisen 6uIgu=
ridden stuutes gefdbrOet ipOrbeu fein.
Die Iolpeit bepba6tete NeutralitGt bat
es uns mOgIi6 gema9t, bas SrieSsz
material unb uniere 4rmeen auf etnen
Stanopuntt Der 9oatommen9sit gu
bringen, pie er bisbsr ni6t eriItirt
bat.
Sn bem Document fpiro 5ablenmGz
Big na4geipieIen, ouB bic Sanbelss
intereiIen unb bus pirtbi91ftli6e 2es
ben guIgariens un5ertrennltd nit
Der Siirtsi, 0eutI6Ianb unb Defer
reid oerpp6en IinO, unb rs tpirb binz
5ugefii9t, baB Ssrbien in tpirtbIdaft>
liher !6iniiGt gelitten babe, neil es
cine ruiIenfreunoIi4e Yplitit berfolst
unb ii4 niht bi. Treunoi6aft DETER
reid llngarns erbaIten babe"
Sn oem Wdnifeit, bas pole Iieben
3eituHssipaIteH ausfiiat uHb i'm ganz
gen 2unOs Oerbreitet porben lit, tpiro
aud srtlart, bag Serbien, Der
i6Iimmite s5einb guIgariens, bic REIN
bulsuriide 8eO0lterung Wu8eopuieus
in Der barbartiditsnWsiie unteroriidt;
bic mGHHli4e 9epOlterung ge3pungeH,
fir bic Suhe Ssrbisns gu iterbsn;
bic 5rauen gei6anoet unb Die Sliihs
in Str0me pon glut perpanbeIt babe.
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2onbon, 8. Sitober. Der Der
fu4 Seutidlanbs uno Sefterreids.
fid eiHen Dss burd SerbieH gu ba6s
ueu, I'm bas Warmaramssr errsi6eT
uno ii9 nit ben 9iirtsu pereiHissH gu
iGnnsn, pat cine Der interehdnteitsn
SituatioRen in bem arisss sei6afisn.
Oi. Ssutid.n uHD Oitsrreiaii4en
9ruppsn baben b.rsits fsften SUB
auf f,rbifdsm gobsn ssfuBt, iie iino
aber nod ni9t nit S,r ierbiftsn
5auptarmse in gerii6runs sstommen,
bic in ben Bergen gerabe seseniiber
Der @ren3fliifis psri4unst III, ipd6rsub
bic britiib fran3Oiiid.H 1rupp.H,
bic in Saloniii selanbet puroen, &c,
gen Rorben porriidsn, I'M ben Ssrbsn
gu 5iIf. 5u iOmmen unb Waseoonisn
sesen cine SnDaiiOn Der guIsarsn gu
f4iiBeH.
Oas 9anbsn britiifer unb fran3o.
iif4er 5ruppen pirb trob bes Resie.
runssue6feIs in 2ltben fOrtseisst.
Die 9sidnot.n Der gntsniemddte in
2ltbeH babsH ben Hsuen premisr 3ai'
mis- sriu4t. eins GrtIdruns ii6er bi.
9oIiiit Grie4tnIaubs absusebeH. gr
CAB absr sur alntport, Sab er ni4t
I'm Stanb. fsi, bies gu tbun, Biz bas
aabiH.t cine Sibuns absebalten babe.
gs nirb absr anseb.utet, baB @rks
denlanb cine ben gntentemddtsn
tpoblpollsnos R.utrdlitGt bsfolsen
iperbe.
Di. 2onbonsr unb bic pariisr
pniTe. pi. ibrs grbittsruns iiber oi.
Wsnbuns Der Ding, in 8ulsarisg
ni6t Oerbsrssn iauu, bringt baradf,
bab Gdritts ssthan tperOsn fOlItn, I'M
gu perbinbern. bab nidt aud in gltbsn
Elm Gbnlid.r llmidpuns itattfirb.t.
Gs fpirb anssbsuttt, bab bas Gri4ei'
nen elmer Hlotie Der amiirisn In srie'
d1if9en 0stpdHern ssniisen fuiirSe. um
@ris6tnlanb gu 5ping.H, iib auf BIZ.
Settle Der allliir!,n gu itsIIen. ariesss
fGiffe Der aliirtsn fOIen fid) bersits
Dor ben bulsarif4en Sdfen TN
G6par3sn Wssr unb i'm 4ssdii6sn
Mssr b.finbsn. uno anseii4ts Der
WSslidteii. bab ruiIif6s Sruppsn an
Der bulsariften aiifie bes S9parseH
Nesrss sslanbst iDsrben iOnnten, ipirb
bsrsits cine tiirtiide alrmee bcrihin
seiaidt, 10 bab bic 9ulsaren nidt s,s
gen ibrs sb.mulissn 5rsunbs 5u tdm'
pfsn brauHsn.
Weldsn 9siitanb StdIitn ieinen
2lniirtsn in BEN ieuen ariese, Der If.
nsH auissspunsen purbs. Isiiten ipirO.
III nod ui&t bssannt. elu& bat Ru'
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Wriedealanb
@irb ferucrbin cine rein srisdiide
Yolitif psrfulsen.
unb lid an feline Der
iritsfibrenbtn Ra.
tionen aHIebnsn.

2onbon. 8. Ottober. Der sriss
diide g.remisr 3aimis tbeilts am
sJrtitas ben 6ritiidsu, frans0iiifsn.
ruifiidsn uno itaIisniIden @sfanbten.
be ibm s.meinidafiIid einen geIud
abiiattsisn nit. bab sr t,ins auss
lunft iibtr bic poIitit Der Rssisruns
ssben Tonne, bis cine gsratbuns ses
aabinets itatissfunbeu babe. iast Elm.
DspsIhe aus 2ttben.
Dem 9srrRbmn Rad bsdbIidiist
bic Rssisruns cine rein srisaiide pos
litit gu p.rfolssn. Obne anlebHuns an
irssub sins Der irissiiibrenben par.
isi,n. giu4 pirb iis ibr, bstpaffneis
RsutraIitdt nidt aufsebsn. es lei
Ssnn, bab pidtise natiOHak SntsrsIs
zen ile suju sIpinssu piros1
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sic eJnpaiion serbtcns bat alien
Grnltes begonnen.
)ir pfrbiinortrn baben oif erarn 800 Grta
9fufn 9fmad)t ,uo orfi Kanonen rrbentet.

0arbansllen aampagns griinbIi9
fe6lgei4lagen it,"
Waior Worabt, Der WlilitdrTa6z
mann, itellt i'm Sageblutt einsn Der
gleia 5lpii4en ben rufIii6en unb ben
frdn3oiiiden WilitGrmetbobsn an. gr
fagt, SaB bic ruiiiihsn SolOatsn febr
3ablreih, aber ie6r unpifenb ieisn,
unb bes6al6 pisberbolte MaFenz
angriffe m0glid ieisn. Der fran30iis
'4e Soloat, itreibt er, lit intsQigsnz
ter unO berldngt 3u piFen, tpie bic
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