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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1915-10-03
PRESIDENT IS EXPECTED
TO SUPPORT SUFFRAGE
Belief Expressed That He Will Vote
Favorably on Jersey
Amendment.

President Wilson is expected shortly
to announce his intention of voting
for the New Jersey state constitutional
amendment granting suffrage to wom-
en-. A special election on the amend
ment will be held October 10, and the
President will go to Princeton to vote
Tumulty for Suffrage.
Secretary Tumulty, whose home is in
Jersey City, has let it be known he
expected to vote for the woman suf-
frage amendment. He would make no
announcement, however. regarding the
intentions of the President. 1t was re-
ported that Secretary Garrison. who is
also from New Jersey, had authorized
the statement that he would vote for
fft.ac
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23

In the September American Maya line Stanley Johnson begins a series
Of articles entitled Youth Leads the Way" which records some o the
recent wonderful agricultural achievements Of boys and girls between
the ages Of 10 and 49, Jerry Moore. a fifteen year old boy of South
Carolina. established a world recori for corn growing, with the result
that an awakened interest in corn growing in the state increased the
annual output of South Carolina fro n 100000 to 6oooo00o bushels
q year. All of this work has been G ,rred on in boys and girls corn
clubs and other agricultural clubs, under the direction OF the depart
ment Of agriculture.
Jerry raised a little over 22s bu shells Of corn on one acre OF land.
His achievement wal estabishei in the archieves of the agricultural
department in a way that satisfied the incredulous. But his influence
brought a tremendous army OF boys In the southern states to attention.
with their hands o m the pillow. The year following there were over
$4,000 boys and girls mostly boys) enrolled n club activities. Jerry
Moore had been "toted" from Boston TO Seattle by various organiza-
row a a sacred exhibit at the Ma ional Corn show and other Kindred
gotherings.
Every farmers boy saw a chance. a opportunity that had never
before been dreamed Of Up in the northern states where the club
movement was not started until 1913, they rel envious, because corn
does not grow so abundanty up there In a Sunday School In another
state. when a hoy was asked If he knew about jeremiah. he replied he
did not.
" Blu, / know all about Jerry Moore he added. The southern rail-
roads used him to attract settlers. Within three years the corn crop OF
South Carolina jumped from 17O000 900 bushels a year to 5O000Oo0. The
corn crop of Mississippi has doubled. and the yield per acre In every one
plot"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
How Girls Canning Clubs Have Grown in Southern States.

The results Of the Girls Canning Club movement In Southern states
re detailed in an instalment made public recently by the fortncom-
ing report of the general education board. says Western Farm LII.
THE method Is simple" the report says. Each girl takes
tenth Of an ere and is taught how to select the seed, to plant cuiu-
vte and perfect the growth OF the tomato plant
Meanwhile portable canning outfits have been provided to be Jet up
out of doors-n the orchard or the garden-and trained teachers OF
domestic science instruct the local teachers in the best methods
when the tomatoes n ripe the girls ONE together, now 1t one
home, now at another, to "a the product. II is done In tn most upto-
date fashion. The girls are taught the necessity of scrupulous cleanli-
ness; they sterlIze utensils and cans, seals and labels, and, indeed,
manufacture an easily marketable product
Three hundred and twenty-five girls were registered the first year,
1900 the next. 23550 the year following. In 1913 there we're upwards
of 10000 in IA states.
"The entire expense of the Girls canning club work has at al times
been borne by the general education board, except for local contrfbu-
lions. In 1911 an initial appropriation of $4,000 was made; $4,000 the
following year; in May, 1913, the appropriation Of the board for this
purpose was $4,000.
Though the national government through the department of agri-
culture, had entire control and supervision, II. has borne no part of the
expense. The states in which the work is now going forward on
this basis are Maryland, South Carolina, Georgia, Florida, Mississippi.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Arkansas, Virginia, West Virginia, North Caro-
lima, Alabama, Oklahoma and Texas
THE average profit made by the girls reporting in IL states was
$210S but not a few made sum far in excess A Macon county, Miss.
girl realized a net profit just under a hundred dollars o. her $50 cans
Of tomatoes; a neighbor made 1908 cans, with profit to herself Of $7773:
a girl living in Aiken county. s. C, netted s6o51. The accounts were
carefully kept.
1.-THE indirect gains are certainly not less important The canning
day is a social occupation. Thus social interest is kndled about the
doing of something worth while. There follows a spirit of mutual help
fulness, mutual concern, mutual affection. This sort of thing lays the
foundation for cooperation in larger and more important things-n the
church, in the school. in charities, in business"
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23

grades OF the town and country.
The class In commercial branches
is large al can be accommodated with
the present equipment
Several we're not able to take the
course on account OF the large num-
Der already enrolled. Two new type
writers have been added to the
equipment of the department and
every effort Is being made by Miss
Baugh., instructor In the commercial
subjects, to make the course valuable
and interesting. Her students In pen
manship last year came near receiv-
ing first prize at the northwestern
exhibit held In Sopakne this summer
She sent what few samples she could
find Of her last years work with tbs
students and received comment from
the judges to the effect that American
Falls would undoubtedly have won tn,
prize had It entered exhibits from
every class according TO the rules go,
ering the exhibit.
School will be dismissed Thursda,
and Friday afternoons but will be In
session during the mornings of boil
days. October 25th, to November LIST
has been decided upon as institut'
week In Pocatello and will be the frs
vacation for the students.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
ALIAS SUMMONS

In the District court of the Fifth
Judicial District of the State of Idaho,
in and for the County Of Power.
Mollie Durbin, plaintiff, vs. Preston
Durbin, defendant.
The State of Idaho sends greetings
to Preston Durbin, the above named
defendant:
Notice Is hereby given that a COM
plant has been flied against you In
the above entitled court in the above
entitled last by the plaintiff herein,
praying that the bonds Of matrimony
existing between the said plaintiff and
the defendant, be dissolved and that
the plaintiff be released from the
obligations thereof, for the reason that
the said defendant was on or about
the goth day of March, 1911 and during
the existence OF the community SEN
fenced for a term of from five to
nine years in the state penitentiary Of
the State of Washington, county of
Walla Walla, city of Walla Walla,
State of Washington, for the COM
mission of a felony, and hat at the
time of filing said action, your said
defendant was still incarcerated with
ia the said state %penitentiary as afore-
said, and for the further reason that
you have failed, neglected and re-
fused to provide means of livelihood
for the said plaintiff, and unless you
appear and answer said complaint
within twenty days Of the service OF
same, II served in said Judicial Dis
trict. or forty days If served elsewhere,
the plaintiff will take judgment against
you as prayed for In said complaint.
Witness the Honorable j. j. Guheen,
judge of the Fifth Judicial District OF
the State of Idaho, in and for the
county of Power.
Witness my hand and the seal of
said District court this 18th day of
September, 1915.
(Seal) PAUL BULFINCH, Clerk,
o. X. Baum. Attorney for Plaintiff,
Residing at American Falls, Idaho.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
SCHOOL NOTES

Football will be a dead issue In high
school this fall unless more promising
material enters school within the next
few days. At present Pr. lessor Wallis
has no hopes OF putting a team In the
field TO represent American Falls. His
leavy basketball men have not re-
turned to school and he has nothing
about which to build a team, either
for football or basket ball. He has
ores however, of entering a basket
ball team I'm the league when the sea-
son opens later In the year. The old
men will be zone but several new men
from last years second string will be
available. Evans, who starred at for
ward last winter will be In school
oon and should be even better this
ear han last. Stains who played at
center is attending school In Salt Lake,
Sallee and Johnson at guards have
graduated and Hooker Is through with
school.
Mr.. Wallis plans to make literary
work the most popular school activity
OF the year although the other activities
will not be neglected. 1t is probable
that American Falls will be represent
ed this year In both debating INT
declamatory circles of the state. No
action was taken In these matters
last veal owing to the crowded condi-
ton OF the school and work. The
literary societies will be organized this
week and will Immediately begin work
on the preparation OF an annual publ
cation to be published In the early
spring with a complete history OF the
school year, beautifully illustrated
with photographs and handsomely
bound. 1t is possible that a, monthly
publication will be published by the
students instead Of the annual, but as
the monthly publication would de-
mand more time OF the students. 1t Is
probable that the annual will be de-
cided upon. The burden of work In
the preparation OF such an issue will
rest on the shoulders of the upper
classmen and these classes nus far In
the year are smaller than last year
when a publication was talked of but
abandoned.
The total enrolment In all the
grades at the end of the first week
is 1856, an increase of 35 over the
enrolment the first day of school. The
increase is well distributed throughout
all the grades and Mr.. Wallis at
tributes the increased attendance to
the enrolment of country students
whose parents have moved into town
for the winter or placed their children
in boarding houses. The only serious
congestion Is In the second and third
grades taught by Miss Bee Beckstead.
She has fifty-three children in the
two grades which according to Profess
sor Wallis is too many. Another teach
er Will be procured as soon as possible
to care for one Of these grades.
The high school enrolment is lower
than at the close of school last year
but is expected to increase consider
ably during the next month. Many OF
the students enter late. The senior
class is but half the size of last years
class. there being but four students
| enrolled. The freshmen class number
Jtwenty-six and Is made up of n live
bunch of students from the gramma,
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23

One, during the first three weeks of
school. No beginning pupils will be
received after this date. October list.
and no class for beginners will be
formed at the middle of the year.
BY Order of the Board.
ii. X. WALLIS, Supt.
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
NOTICE

To Parents and Guardians:
All pupils who will be six years OF
age on or before the first day OF
January, 1916, will be received in the
schools Of Independent District No
American Falls press. [volume] (American Falls, Idaho) 1907-1937, 1915-09-23
AND SHOES, TOO

AND SHOES, TOO
You may ask anyone and he
will tell you if you want reli-
able shoes to buy them from
Ellsberry for we carry nothing
but the best factory makes in
fine and every day shoes. We
stand back of every pair to
give the utmost satisfaction
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03

MAIDEN. Rod Dor tpeuiger Wonatsn
tpuroe bamit seprabit, bab bic @es
ifdfte norHVdlsr 4rt isien. Die 96eas
ter iDuroen 70 gut ipie friibtr beiu9t
rno Der 9er,ebr in ben ReItaurdnts
mar Elm normaler. Ias aabinet pre-
bigt dber iest ben SnbiOiouen b;,
gr0bte Spariamteit, uno ielbit bic
Sdulttnoer psrben aufgeforbert, ibr.
fUenigsn penniss fir bic srisgsanls.be
bersuge6en. Die 3eitugsn sntbalten
tdgli4 san3e Seiteu srpber aRHoncsa
Der &risssarlsibe.
Die forttpGbrerben GrTOlge Der
Deutiten unb Geiterreibsr in 9ali
glen, bic 2ansfamtsii iiilo perbdltnibz
mdbigs erfOislOfistsit Der SpratiOs
nsn an ben OarbaneIitn unb Der ums
itano, baB bic 10 biel auspoiuuute
srobe Offeuiipe Der auiirteR imDeiten
nod INNER auf fi6 tDartsu IGbt, iiun
fiir bieisH lImf4Dung in Der Stinl.
mling bes 2anoes psr1ntportlia.
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3tuil6en Ser SSet1iel nno Sem &uQ

Melifo 5ltriid, idblug Die TrlIppetr
Seroo's am t2. g}opent6er bel Sua-
manila, Die 6es S5gIeiias am 3. 0e.
jenber bel @uonoiuato luto lpur0e iur
6ebrrar 1877 gum Erdiioenter Bis
30. gopCmber 1880 erltanrt. @r bill
Oete ein Iteben6es Seer, oermebrte bic
@rnnu6men hea GtaateS uno erreidte
Die gSieoerberitellit1g oiploqndttider
9e5ieDlnqen NIT Sronfrcif. 9lu6 be-
9ann er beoelitenOe offentlid)e Gr6et-
ten, numentlid1 ben 8mt 5a6lrei6er
@tlenbabnen, lu0 iIbernabn1, I'M 6te-
len ferner 3lt letten, nnG Ieinert &iif.
tritt lrnter ieinem Nabfolger @orI5a-
leg Bis 1881 ba5 Weiniiteriltm Der ofs
Tentlideu glrbeiten. 1884 trat er DON
nauem ais Yraii6ent an Gle Spise oeS
StnateS lmo tplrroe iettoem urltlter-
brodjen bet alien 9tellpablen III Der
Brai;aenti6aft beitGtigt. Seiuer fe-
Iten, penn oltd 6iftGtoriifen Jiegie.
ring oeroanfte gterifO cine lange
Heibc pon ,Sricoensa9ren lttl0 lpad'
ienoe 9lnerfennrrng i'm S5u. itno 2luS'
lanoe. oau Sabre 1901 relanq i9nt
iogar Ole Misunderstanding 6tploma-
tiicher ge3iehuuqen init Seiterrei1.
OtgleidJ III ben ipdteren S5abrerr
Der uufnnItitluionellen fSortoaucr lei
nes ReqinreS INNER mebr Sppoiition
9enadt iuuroe, tuuroe 8ia5 bod int
n1er ,pieber errpdblt, ittiotpeit oDn
e.ner Yolfstpahl in D6erifo Die Geoc
fem fartt, bis er enoIib burh Die
MdoernHeoollttion gum glbodnten
gc5Dirngen puroe. Gr begab iib 0anr
init ieiner gan3elt tSarrilie nab
europa.
synfol9e Der repplutiondren llnrubeir
IN W&erito piro es umn0gli9 fein, bic
2ei6e oes beritorbenen YrdIibenten NIT
al bem GeremonisQ, bas einem Der be-
betteubften Wdnner in Der 9ei6ifte
UIeritos gebii6rt, uab ieinem 6eis
matbslanb SuriitsuI6tden, rlnb es finb
aud porlduftg no6 teine glrrangea
ments fir bieien 3tpet getroffen tpors
ben. gut nit 8e3ug oitf bic 5ooben-
feier lit nod iIdbts beittmmt Dorben.
SberIt pprfirio 0ia5 II. bot pdbs
renb bes Sages psrgebIi6 periu6t, ii9
nit ieineu Shpeitern, geuord SSgnas
cio be ia 9orre unb Senora Riueon
8aGarbO, bic Iid in Merito beftnbeu,
in 8erbtnoung gu isBen unb lie BON
bem 1obe i9res 9abers 5u beDaari4s
ttgeH.
@enerol Dia3 lebts bier in Der eins
fa6iten @eiie. Gr bate cine beIdeiOe.
ne 8ohnlng trtne, im fruiien @egeu.
lat 5u bem peridppenbertIber guitre.
ten rieIer anoerer Merifoner, ole nit
inn @eyito perIaiien buben; 1rno Sic
groBe 9aldite betpobnen lnro aabIrci.
DE 7ienerihaft unterbalten.
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9nrh ben ,3eppelinansriT
Wurbein Rem 6 q HIss:obsr
9 S6abeuauatrittet

| - - ~ - " q
1epDor., g.. Suli. paTagi.rs b.s
Ddmpfers -2apIanb", Der beutc BON
aiberpoOl hisr sintrai, iiberbradtsn
eingebeHbs Ra9ridtsn iiber bic Wir'
.unsen bss 9ombarbemeuts Der ensIi'
ihen Norboittiilts am 15. Suri bur9
3sppelins. Sarnad mar bieier auft.
angriff pom miIitlriideu Stanbpuntis
aus erioIgrei6er uls irgeub elmer Der
porbergebenben lleberidae our5 beut'
idt aufti6iffe. gaimsr's 9isbsrsi
cine bsbeuienbe glaiainsnIabrit in
Rem Cattle, bic CUR 3sit CUR 2lnferti,
sung Don WlunitiOu bisnt, purb.
itper bef4dbist. Sier tpurben Diels
pericnsn bur4 8omben GrpIOiionsH
set0btet.
Der auftausriff rabm in G'rimsbp
feinn 2lnidns, mo bic pi9tigsH unb
ipsrtbOolIsu cunningham 9ods I'M eiu
5aar bon 8cmben 5tritort fpOroeu tpd'
rsn. Don 9rimsbp aus floeen bic
3eppelin aufttrsu3er rd9 Sul, fpelt.
Stabt I6on friibsr our6 bisi.Ibsu
ihpsr sslittsn bate, uub bann na4
Rem Cattle. Die bOrtige Mtunitions'
fabrit. tpeltbe Gag uno Ra6t i'm ge.
trie6 fiebi. mar beq ,rIsu9tst uHb sius
Der erobsn 2ufti6iff. iatpebie faft re
gunsslos iiber osrielbsr. sinen R.ssI
bon 9ranbs unb grploiipbombsn bers
abenbenb. Die srOb Der anssridtet.
ShabeH eisentlid III, ,onnts riht IL
erfdbruHs sebraht iperosn, oa bic Be
borben ale Ra6ridtsR bisriiber urt.ra
briiden. er iOlI inbeifsu fe9r bstrddtIic7
seipsien fsin.
6rnnfreth abmt Deutih.
lambs 9eiiptel mad,
aris, 2. Suli. - Der pripate
golbpprratb in grantrtif tn unOffis
aisa auf 8 big Z 9iaiouen~ Sranlsu
abaeiddbt tporoen.
Die Resierung Bat bic 8iirssr aufs
aeforbsrt ihren 9olooorratb gegen
Rotten sinsutauiaen. 5indn3sMinis
ter Ribot tdt Gin G9reiben on bic
9ani BON ifrnntrei9 ge:ihtst. porin
er pcritlGet. Gtellen in Der Ban, In
paris unb ibren idmmtIi6tn 3ptig-
banien TN aanbe su sridtsn, mo
GuIb, peldes 8iiraer sssen Rotsu
amsuiDt4isIn ipiini6sn, sntsssenses
rpTlnlss ireroeil- -saua,
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1915-07-03
Ypriirip 3ias,
@ er friibere Brafibento 0 n
0eegifo, in 8ari5
deitorber.

1aris, 2. sptli. - General Bor.
iirio 1in5, Der friibere 8rGiioent oon
aRerito, lit bier i'm stIter pom 85 SAB
reu JfItorben. Die 8uttin oes @etle.
rails, Senora Carmen Romero Rubio
Giu5 unb ibr Sobn, 4orfirio Gia5
IT,, ioroie beiien Satin, beianoen lidl
en- Sterbebett. OILS 6as Gnoe fam.
General 0in5' @eilmobeit mar
idon eridiittert, ais er I'M Sabre
1917, ro6 Gem grfoIg Ser Wtabero.
yiepoIution. ra6 europa fam. San
Iestcn Serbit lag er in 8iorris,
6ranfrcib, if1per frarf 6arnieoer, er
itien iif aber lpieoer iait gan8 erboIt
3u ba6en. Seitbem er nnh europa
lam, botte er iit in bcbarrIider
@eiie aepeigcrt. lid in irseno elmer
@eiie iiber Die @orodnge IN 0serifp
ju 6ubern.
9erfirto Iia5 tu,rbe Oil 10. Sep.
telnber 1920 in 0araca, Rerifo. ge.
borer, tpurOe III eirem getltIifeu Se-
minar er5cgcn, itiioirte Die Rehte unc
i6Iob iib als gI6pofot 6en 2iberoIcn
an. gr fGutpfte ais 6reiidoarenfiib-
rer aegcn bic StIerifalGl, banu gegen
Sie iSra,Boien. 1865 tpuroe Dia5 in
Saracu geimteen, eittfam aber, mar
bet Dem SttIr5 oes Starters Marintili'
an DorEDfertfo bctbeiliat uno befebIil.
te einen Der repitblifnniiheu Sccrbou.
ZEN. Gr beIagerte BuebIa, pdbreilo
Morimilian in Gueratero ftb beianb,
idyIug oen foiierliben GeneroI WfGr.
cues unb eritiirmte ont 3. apriI 1867
Buehla. Damn 500 er Dor Wterifo NC
CT etnen bartndftgen @ioeritano
iano, 70 oob es ibm crit na6 5ipai.
monatieer 9eIa0eriug, on 81. SUM,
geldng, Die Stnot sur aupttlIIaiOu 5u
;pingert. 1871 frat Dio5 aIs &ibaI
bes Ianaj1brigen BrGltoerteu Sllare3
oui rno aIs bieier I'M Sult 1872
itarb, oeril,d]te er einen Guiitnub,
iato jebot rpenig Mnbone itno ntlrBte
iid benz @rdiioenter 9erho urterpcr.
fen, poralif er Ith na6 genrbouerrfu
besab. oils ii9 aber 1876 Seieiios &C.
gen ,2er6p Aerbob. sebrte 2iaa nat
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Grmee eingetreten Teien, babon me6r
aIs 10000 autbodten, unb 24,00O
baDon WitglieOsr Der Sriib Tationdl
Yolunteers.
eyiinf5ebn WSann npn benz
3antpfcr ,,gcDttiib
Wsnnar4" ums
gefpumen
Der am Oienfag BON els
mem beutf9en llnter-
iseboot perieutt

10 u T be.
Stipes, gngIanS. 2. Sult. Ulis
4ael Oppoiin, Der etn3ige ue6erIebenot
bon 16 WIann, bic in einem Der 9oote
ben britiiden Dampfer .Seottiis
Ulonard" OerIieBen, aIs bieier on
I ienftdg Don sinem bsuti4en Inter
Iee6oot ii ben @ruro gsbobrt tpurbe,
Duroe am Jreita8 gadmittag Don eis
mem Ssif4erbnot bier gelanbet.
Oppoiin iagte, bab bic see iaon
bod gina aIs bic goote ausgeieBt
purben, Der Sturm dber baIo an 6efs
tigteit 8ugenommen babe unb bic See
balb 10 Nib geporbeu lei, oaB bic
@ogen fprtpdbrerb ii6er bas Boot
6tnpesfalugsn. @iersebn Wann ipur'
ben aus Oem Boot berausgeih1ptmm.
Der erite Sffi3ier @dbrielfon itarb in
bem Boot tnfolge Don 8erleBunge.l
unb Der ausssitanoenen 2eibsn. Seine
Gsi6e purbe ebeHfaqs Don OeutJii4ers
boot 9eLaHbet.
Cine friibere Sepei6e sntbielt bic
WittbeiIung, baB Der &apitGn unb 19
Rdnn Don Der gefasung beg SCOT,
tiib Ronora" in 0uumors, SrlanO,
ssIanoet porben ieien.
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Gonbon, 2. Suli. Der plOslife
WisOsrbssinn beftissr artillerissefe4t:
an Der saii3en ipsitliden Jront, nit
ben Seutiden als qlTpsreifer, erregt
9tufIeben, benn iis bsutet alif ben bafs
oigen 8esinn eirer nsuen Offeniibs
ieitens Der 8euti4en bin. Jn 9ali3ien
unb YolsH III aber bic Gage aHDsrdns
bert. Die 0euti6en unb bic Stiterrei'
der rIden iorpobl IN GaIi5ien ME i'm
iiibliden pOlen Dor unb es III porldus
fig ni9t bic gerinsite ausii4t Dorhdns
ben, bab iie nit ibrer SfieniiSs bort
na4iaHen ipsrben.
Die feituHs 3autose in polen iit
bon ben 9erbiinoeteu sinssnommen
iporben, uno audi an dnbereH puntten
baben iis frategiidb ipidtise Grfolss
srruussn. Stit Wo6en iiHb Die Ra4s
ri9tsn DON ienem 1beil bss &risss.
f9aupldbes bieielben - eiR i4Hsues
unipiberiisbli9es 8orbrinsen Der
beuti9 0iterrsi4iI4.n 9srbiiRbeten.
Elm Riid3ils Der RuHsn - unS bas
Gnbe IN nod MID. in Sidt.
WGbrenb Der Do9e iinb gor isine
gaa6r6ten DON Der britiiden Gront in
JIanbsrn eiHsstrofisn, absr General
Cir San 9amiIton. Der bic adrbuHgss
irppen Der 2tGiirtsn auf Der 9alIipoIi
5uIbinisl 6efebIist, msIbst in isinem
3psiten offioielIsn gerihi IN bisier
Dode bos abi4Iassn zines hfttssn
9lusrtffs Der 1iirten. bic es barauf
d6seieRu batteu. ben perIoreneu Boz
ben iiibIi9 bon benz befeitistsH Siigel
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