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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
HARDEN ASSERTS
GERMANY'S MIGHT
Nation Neither Exhausted Nor
BarbarOus, but More Fitted
10 War, Editor Saws.

Berlin. Feb. (by wireless TO Say
vile. - ". Macmillan Harden, ed
tor % Die Zukunft.' whose utter
ances. says the Overseas News Agency,
frequently have been mistaken in coun-
tries a. war with Germany for anti
German rropagands. delivered to-day
before a large audience speech about
The war
Herr Harden is quoted as saying that
.he continuation OF the war was caused
by three decisions held by Germany's
enemies. The first deluslon was that
Germany for years had prepared for
war. and that The Entente Powers.
therefore. had only 90 wait until this
hardicap was overcome. Herr Harden
said that. on the contrary, the Germans
won victories because they we're able 20
adapt themselves 20 the changed cir
cUmstances.
The second delusiou Of the Entente
Powers. Herr Harden said, was that
Germany approached exhaustion.
1T is the most reckless crime Of our
enemies 20 dare to say that Germany
who holds them by the throat, is near
ing her own humiliation" Harden
stated.
The third delusion. Herr Harden said,
was contained in stories alleging Ger
man barbarism. These stories were re-
futed by all that had happened on the
German fronts, according TO the
speaker.
"The statesmen Of the Entente coun-
tries want TO postpone the day Of reck-
oring,' Harden continued. 1T would be
much better II truth could pierce the
walls erected by these governments and
reach the souls of the nations. The last
hope that our enemies possibly can
have is 70 destroy Europe in order 10
aLnihilate Germany. II our enemies try
to do that. if Germans understand that
their enemies are bent on Germany =
destruction. no matter at what cost,
then the war will only begin for the
Germans"
Herr Harden concluded by stating
that in spite Of personal bravery. in
spite OF wealth Of instruction and IN
spite Of the glory OF worn out garments
OF former achievements. the Allies lach
the courage 10 look into the face OF
truth and fate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Every Argument Favors
BIO Western Offensive"
Saws London Paper,
,yCpFASlNG ACTIVITY
NOTED FOR 2 WEEKS
nan Staff Under Necessity
If Giving Troops Illusion
of Victory.

,-s,~ Feb q. There appears 20 be
a,rr belief both in Paris and IN
that Che Germans are prcpsr-
., LAUNCH some important military
-,-er,s on thc western front For
~. for,n,ch, increasing German
''' has been reported along thus
The Times" says to-day that the
'.~re Of events may force the Ne'-
..ea % stake much TO preserve
rs. 80 a. home and TO sufen the
~ giving them an illusion OF
TX new movement and the
N'.s occupation OF 3 few advance
lrs .., have been several recent IN
,,s after the cremy'S artillery
a. various points, saws "Ihc
% "trat .t was intended 10 use
.-fsrt-v 10 complete some
es. or other. hut for reasons un-
-.,- thew deferred their visit 10 our
The Dsuv Graphic" says;
Every argument from the enemy
...-s,oint fayors q great western Of
800 The sweep through Serbia has
.,..,.s several hundred thousand men
y. ss~y;ee under German direction.
w.. month PAST near Loos. Givenchy
.-re-rtres and st other points
49,. have been made with the evl-
80. cb;ect O. fnding a weak spot.
yy--.,sr-ro-e. che whole theory Of q
'''-....s.sful war. according TO the gen
-.' ..s4. is chat the best form Of
~. - Is an attack. On the political
- here IS necessity 10 convince
c,--sn and Austrian public opinion
.Is, something decisive IS near.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
FORCE RUSSIANS
TO BUILD KRUPPS
Germans Impress Civilians
and French Into New
KOvnO Plant.

Petrograd. Feb 6.-The Germans
have established a branch Of the Krupp
gun works al Shawl, in Kovno. and are
forcing a large part Of the male popula-
ton ss we'll as French prisoners 70
work in il. according to statements
made by German soldiers who have
been captured by the Russians.
Tho movements Of the German mill
tsrv forces in the Dvinsk region seem
70 he disorganized and 10 lack all
method. says the "Russky Invalid.
This condition IS described by the
newspaper 20 an insuffciency Of Ger
nan forces and to the bad state Of the
roads.
"On the west Russia front aero
plane Aights by the Germans. ~ the
district OF Riga and south OF lkskui
continue" says the Russian oihciai
communication. "Our aviators threw
bombs on the city Of Mitau station and
the railway bridge over the IA RIVER;
con one sector OF General lvanon
front our scouts, having discovered a
system Of enemy mines, connected u
By wire with their own trenches ana
exploded forty mines.
con the Brzezany (Galicial road. we
suppressed by our artillery fire enemy
atfempts TO approach our positions
In the region OF Bojana Bukowina
the enemy made vain attempts with
trench mortars a. ! hand grenades to
win back craters which we took from
him Thursday night"
on the Caucasus front the Russians
claim to be pressing the enemy
throughout the whole region. In al
their attempts at an offensive, II i,
said. the Turks have been repulsed
with heavy losses
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
U. S. MISSIONARIES SAFE
Americans in China Near Norgolian
Border Reported Inharmed

Peking. Feb. .. Revolutionary forces
have been defeated AZ point near
Tzuliutsing. a town north of Suifu, IN
Szechuan Province. according 10 an
nouncemen. made By the government
to-day. Two hundred rebels from
Ydnnnn were killed d many machine
guns we're captured.
Missionary Friedstorom. in = ,ele-
rram received by DR.. Paul :. Reinsch.
United States Minister 70 China. re
ports that the American missionaries
near the Monaghan border, who were
missing. are all safe.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
FIFTH ARMED LINER ARRIVES
Stampalia in from Naples with Two
Thrce-Inch Rifles AT He, Stern.

The Italian liner Stampalia arrived
from Naples yesterday. with two n rec
men guns mounted on her stern for
defensive purposes. She is the fifth
Italian vessel to reach this port in the
Iast le" weeks similarly armed.
II has been the custom OF the State
Department at Washington to allow
the ships 70 sail without removing
their armament The S,ampaIia
brought three first class passengers
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Effects Junction with Bull
gar Troops and Drives
Back SerDO-!ta!ianS.
ALLIES IN SKIRMISH
NEAR SALONICA
Greek Government Urged to De-
mand Indemnity for Recent
Zeppelin Paid.

London. Feb Z An Athens dispatch
10 "The Daily Mail" states that dis
ratchcs from an Austrian source TO-
port a joining OF forces By Auetr.ans
and Bulga rans in Albania ard TIC &C
cupation OF Elbasan. An attack was
made on a mixed Italisr-Scrbian force.
the latter being compelled 20 retire on
Fieri, twelve miles north % Avlona.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

and each day telephone calls were di-
rectcd TO new section.
"In one section Of the city slips OF
paper bearing the statement that the
bank would close were placed under the
doors Of residences NJ night. Also. 1t
has been learned that men were sent
cut TO make similar statements IN a
loud voice on streetcars. Men visited
department stores and would quietly
advise clerks 10 withdraw their ac-
counts, II they had any"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
The Daily Tragedy OF
TEN MILLION
AMERICANS
WILL YOU HELP?

Suppose you were sudden
ly deprived of your hearing.
What would you dol Have
you ever considered the de-
preston and disaster visited
upon those to whom such
affection comes2 This tre-
mendous human problem
complicates the lives OF ten
millions Of our people. We
are trying to help them in a
situation which involves the
complete readjustment Of
their lives-their work, their
habits and their social rela-
tons. We need funds to
continue our work. This is
an EN- ergency-we need
funds Immediately. VIII you
help now-to-day? Checks
may be sent tor complete
information obtained from
The New York League for The
Hard Of Hearing, Inc,
81 West Thirty-Ninth Street
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
PARIS TO HONOR RAID DEAD
Plans Military Funeral. Official Al
tendants and Public Graves.

Paris. Feb. g. A public funeral. with
full military honors. will be given to-
morrow 10 the victims Of the Zeppelin
raid Of January 81. The Minister OF
the Interior. the President Of the Mu-
nicipal Council, Senators and Deputies
are 10 attend.
The bodies Of the victims. covered
with wreaths and flowers, will be car
ried on artillery carriages through
some Of the principal streets and viii
be buried in special municipal allot-
ment in Pere-Iachaise
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
SEDD-UL BAHR BOMBED
Turks Report Activity at Entrance to
DardanelIes.

Constantinople via London). Feb. s..
The following Official communication
was issued to-day:
con the Sd a torpedo boat and a
cruiser I'm the wide entrance Of the
Dardanelles threw some bombs against
Tekke Burnu and Sedd-nl Bahr and
then retired.
"Irak front: Near Felshie there hiss
been a small artillery and infantry bat
lie. Near Kut-cl-Amara there = no
change in the situation"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
GERMAN FREEDOM PRAISED
More for People. However. in Demo-
cratic Rule. DR.. Neumann Admits.

cTatic KuIc, Or. Neumann AdmIIs.
German ideas Of freedom were
praised by DR. Henry Neumann. head
OF the Brooklyn Society for Ethical
Culture. in an address at the Brooklyn
Academy of Music yesterday. He ad-
mitted. however. that there was more
TO be gained by the people az a whole
under the democratic principle of gov
eminent than from a benevolent au-
tocracy such as he believes Is being
enjoyed by the Germans.
Carl Schurz wisely said that the
American people might not have be
come the energetic people that they are
to-day II there had been a police cap
tain or privy councillor az every mud
puddle to keep them from walking
into it," ne said.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
Ferdinand to Visit Berlin

Berlin, Feb. 6. King Ferdinand o.
Bulgaria is coming to Germany 20 re
turn the visit paid by Emperor Will
lam 20 the King az Nish, Serbia. OF
Jquuarv T.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07
bUELOW IN SWITZERLAND
''''erman Chancellor Goes TO Lu-
cerne After Talk with Kaiser

'VIHt MOI IaIk with kalSeT.
Geneva. Feb G. Prince Won Buclow,
.1'Iternan Impera, Chancellor. ar
,'a az Luccrne yesterday from Ber-
Where hc recently had interviews
~, Emperor William and DR.. Won
+5nsnn-Holweg.
."erai German agents awaited the
...e az Luccrrc. The Swiss press Is
10. '.-.s'ng on 'hc object Of his pres
nee IN Switzerland
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

London. Feb. Athens dispatches
indicate that French detachments are
in contact with the Bulgars, but i Is
not known whether This is simple
reconnaissance or the initiative Of def-
mite operations. Il appears certain.
however. that within week the Cen
trail Powers VIII resume their attack
on the Allics. An onslaught Will be
made In three directions at once TO
prevent the Anglo-Frcnch forces from
retiring. Bulgarians will participa te
in this offensive, accompanied by Ger
man artillery and Turkish infantry.
II is stated that General Won
Mackensen has arrived at Monastir to
direct the attack
A Reuter- dispatch from Sslonica
says:
There was a skirmish on Sunday be-
tween French and Bulgarian mounted
patrols on the Dorian front ut Salient
127, about Fl kilometre south of the
front line. II resulted in two of the
French troops being wounded. The
Bulgarian casualties are not known.
This was the first clash since the
Entente Allies retirement 20 their new
lines"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1916-02-07

Athens via Paris. Feb. 6. A Greek
special commission in long report on
the damages caused 70 the town o.
Salonica By the recent attack Of /ep-
pelin airships recommends 10 tho
Greek government that a demand be
made on Germany for an indemnify.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
s!1serifas sanbrlsansiis,tss

9saris, 20. Sept. @3ar S5ol6iler
persleidt I'M Gariler uSemps" in
ei1ent lingeren 9rtifel sic finansieac
Gage Ser Ser. Staoteu por Sem arieae
ltnb Jest I'M @erbaltnib 5lt Ser Der
eit15el1en eltrppaiicJen sGddte unb
l0gt:
vSan1als ianoten Sic Scr. Staaten
uon 8lpeibrnocrt bis prei6unocrt Milz
lipne.1 on 3illien fir ihre stuleibett
nacb guropn, $3.50, 100000 bis
5000, 100000 ruroen oltrh ieineSoltz
riiten in europa in llmlauf sebraht
lmo 5lriichcn Slpall5ig lno piersig Mil@
iiuncn on S5canfraAten entricbtet.
Seit Iusbruh oes aricecs babcr
Sic Scr. staatell $3.50, 100000 in
@plo inportirt unb einen betracbt=
IieHen Sbeil ihrer slnlei6en 5,triicfgez
5ablt ibren sluslanbGauocl I'M $2,=
go, 100000 i'm Sabre erbDbt lluo
fremoen 2anpcrn @eIo selieben. Ser
amerifaliihe Gpanr bat ocnnacb
sum arpben Sbeil oas englilcbe Yfllno
hcreits auf DEM gSeltmarftc erieet
Sb es MN Dem &er Staaten gelin@
gen miro, oiele @orberrlhaft allf pem
sSelntarft NIT iIrer un5uldnslidet
Iillal15iellen Organization SIT behalz
ten, bdnst 5lm sroBten Sbsil bon Ser
omerifaniIctetl Sinan5z luo @a1lpcls=
ppiitif ab. Sic Slnfunft Der anteri-
funiIfen@anoelsfunn1iilip in 5ranfz
reid lit cin Selpeis oafiir, oaB sic
sin1erifancr litl oeNen bcmubt litb.
ROB lie Dem 5iuildjcn Sen gtationeu be-
itchenoell mirtbldaftlieben @eIce Solae
lciitcu uno lppiel fallfcn nliiTerl ipte
tic pertalfen."
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
Str 6traBenba1nitreit in
yffm Dolt.
ara'ualle nebmcn an ausSe6nnns sn.
Sic gefabr ciues spmpatbie etreifs
cinc brpbenbe.

9'ep Yor,t, 90. Sept. Sic I'm
ruben llno &rupalle III Solee ocs
Stra5cnbabnltrcits seFfcra s!Ics,s ila
ten biel llnfansreider uno ernitliher,
als 9eltern fllr5 beridtet ipnrbe. sic
fame1 in berlhieoenen Stabttbeilen
BON Dianbattan pnr. slls Ser @crlud
sen1adt plrbc, &agen auf Ser AZ. unb
SO. Strabe fabren slt laIen, fam cs
5n Dem aclfcrn sen1elbetcn &raipall.
9lber auh an pielcn anberen Steuer1
Der Stabt fum es 5u glci9er 3eit gu
&ralpalen.
SIN Ser AZ. Strabe llnb 8rpablpap,
cillcm Der lebhaftelten Stabttbeile, be-
mari cine Menldcnmcnse einen Stra@
benbabnluageu nit Steincu. Sic go
li5ei beridtete. bab alle Strabenbabn@
lpagen fir Bic 9iad)t in bic 8agcnz
ld,uppen beprbnert lpurbeu. Sablreide
Gcrbafhlnscr lpuroen nnreenon1mcl.
8dbrenp bcs bcutigen Gprmtttags
erneuerten lid Sic &rulpalle unb Die
angriffe altf bie in 9ienit seircllten
StrnBenbabnlra9en. slm slbeno lpllrz
Ben sic &ralpallc nod ldlimlncr, nudz
DEM befannt lpurbc, bab bie Sen,iibz
lingen Siirgermcilter Mttd)ells lub
slnberer, cine Sdlid)tun9 Der Streitz
frasen berbei5ufiibrcn, eelheitert tpaz
ren. = Wlebrcre bunbert Strcifer unb
nit oielen lpmpatbilirenpe aelltc grifz
fen bier Strabenbabnipa9cn on uno
licierteu Sen Ypli5cirelerben cin lauz
fcnbcs Gefebt, lpdbrcno pellen picle
Eerlpuen, burltntcr cine Srau, perz
lest lplrncn. @s lpllrbeu picle &erbaf=
tlneen ppraenon1nen. Ser &erlu6,
nit Slu,amit 5u pperiren. lpurbe bllrdj
sic @erbaftllng cines Streiters. Der
ipldcs bci iicb fiibrtc, nerbinocrt. $50
liscifpnnliildr gSopbs bot alle 9ieiez
nisen, lrcIcbe Gle nDglid)en &llrf9e1
idoiie, Slaiden, 3ieselltcinc Ii. i. 10.
9esen acknowledgements ldlleubcrn
- Elm lcd)siabrigcr &nabe. Ser BON
lpldem @,trfgeIhob sctrpffcn ipurpc.
lieet I'M Sterben gelparnt, DOB lie.
lperln Tic bus @erfem FOLDER @eeenz
itanne nidlt nad)lalIen, NIT Der bDhltcn
Strafe, bic Das Geles 5llla6t, lperben
|beltraft lperben.
Sic ppffmlng, pen hrobenhenSpmz
patbieltreif pcr 100000 Union Or
better Su perbinbern, idapinpct inmcl
n1ebr. @iirsermcilter Nsithel fiinniste
an, Sab Iein perlDnlider appell al Bic
Sodupter Ser Srdnlit gp. linn einl
nihts ipcniser ais bbflidhe @bla9c eins
9etrasen babe.
Samlel @ompers, ser Graiiben
Ser Amerieun Scberatipn of aabor
lnb 25 Eralioenten bon sntcrnatips
nalen llnipnen, bie beute bier ein9e.
trpffen lino, batten cine 8pnfcren5. ii
lpel6er aber fein beltimntcr gntI6lu{
gefubt lpurbc. sic fonmen Sreital
nieber sulanmnen.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
AltimQtum 0riedenlanoS
on 9euti9lano?

q BE II, Griedenlanb. 10. gept.
(llebcr 2onbon, 20. Sept.) u01an bat
@runo 5u Der Innabmc," BOB sic
9rieflldc &e9ierllng elm llltimatlln1
an Seutlhlanb llb 8ulearieu lanbte,
nelebes Die lofprtise Giieflenbltng Ser
9rteebnden Solbaten perlangt, sic 8u
&apala sefon9cn eenommen ipuroen,
uno mtr Srilt big Mittppd Tadt aibt.
Sie ablebnlns Der Sorberung 10
heiBt es ipeiter miro oags Sianul
fir Den gintritt 8riedenlunos auf
Scitcn Der 9llliirten bilben
(Ils bcutlde uub bulgarilhe Srlpe
pen IN Den Soafen bon &apula branz
gen, ipar Die Stabt bonn a. grietiIden
armecforps 9arniionirt; elmer @crliz
ner Deeloung 6ufpl9e erlldte Ser Be-
fehlsbaber Des &orps 10000 Nann)
Den oeutlden Sefebls6aber lin, giabz
rnns, llnterfllnft uno Sdle geeen Sic
aaiirtenmd1tc, ltno int slnldluB baz
ran bicB cs, bieie Sruppen ipiirocr,
nad Gelltidlanb aelanot, Inn einitipeiz
len ais @alte Der 9}atiou niht al5
@efangene BORT 5lt bleiben, ban1it
cs 5ll feinem 8rub Ser Ncutralitat
fomne. Nad auperen Insaben iouen
nur 500 Rann uno 70 Sffi5icre ipirfz
lid nod) SeutIdlanb gelanot, unb sic
nebriaen bon ben Sran5oien nod Sa<
lnnifi lpesbeforpert ipproen lein; lnor,z
be audi lollen nad atben 5uriidgez
febrt leiu.
(3icic Gepeide lit ipobl in Sales
nifi fabrisirt rprben. 9lnm. 5. Reh.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21

ren uorgelc9ten. Sic Getails bes BON
Den slmeritoneru por9ele9ten seluei5z
rtaterials iperoen ricbt bcfalnt gcz
lna6t, o6er man peiB, oaB nieIcs icbr
pielcs &i6tige einIdlieBt. &ieles be-
5icht lib auf Den @eIuo6eits5lt7tano
1tno lpeilr oltf Dos @pr6errIaen ppu
Snpfnts uno onheren onIrccfenoen
&ranfheiten on pielen lliiBcl1 bin.
@is icBt ba6en nie nlerifanil6cn
&onllniiiare noeh feise oirefte Sproe%
rlng Der 3llriicf5iebrng Ser amcrifoni<
ldien Sruppen aeitelit. @eiSe, merifa<
nildc lpie umcrifaniIde, &onnlildre
ltintntcn irillleflueigeno oarin iibercill,
oaB Die Srase Scr 3uriitf5iebung Der
an1erifaniIden Sruppen eng nit bsr.
slnnabme eiHer gnlpfeblung eptes
grpB5iigigen Hlanes fir Soertel1hng
bcNercn Gren5Iduses 5ulammenbahet.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
9er &rieg.
9te &rtc8sf6anpIdbe aa.f ocr
8altanbaIbinicI.
Mene rnmauiih ruiiiid)c sinic
bmrdbrudcu.
u I'm ancn crleiben aud In
Stcb benbiirgen 9lieber~
lage.

Berlin, 90. Sept. (iibcr 2on~
bon.) Sic perbiinoetcn Streitfraftc
iil,b in oie neue 2irie Scr bon Sen pcr<
itdrftcn rlilild)en rno runtdl1ildlen
Srnppen I'M DitIitcn 9tumanicn Sipiz
l9en Ser 9onau lltb benr Sc)lparsen
Deeer beIebteu Sront an mcbreren
Gnnften cinaebrunseu, tpie Ser geltern
pprober beutiGbcn 6eercsleitllng allss
ee9ebene Iagesbcridt bclast. Ser 8c=
riht lautet:
l .Sront Madenlens: Sic pcrbiinbcz
ten Truppcn brangen an perldiebez
men 9rnftcn III bic rltlliidg rllnlani~
fben Stellungen ein, Sic in bem geltz
rigen 8eritbt nabcr bc5eibnet nllrbcn.
v3n beiben Seitc1 bon @prna=
gSatra crltttcn Die 9iullcr lnlo Gun,d=
men IN bcr9ebliden Stl1rmangrificn
i6lpere gcrlltite. sS1 Siebc11biirge,1
ipurben bie 9fllruanen iiioDltlid bon
5aeeg ourd5 gruppen unter General
leutnant Staab 5uriifgcl1lagen. Sic
iuerbcn tucitcr nerfplat."
gWa5ebpnilde Srpnt: Sci Slprina
uno Die Strllma entlang baben neue
&dnpfe begonnen."
grokc sd)Iadjt an ser ncncrt rnnta=
mid ruiiiiden 2inic.
Berlin, 20. Sept (iibcr 2onz
DON 5:22 9lnt. g8ic Ser bcu {
als9e9ebene Ia9csberi9t Scr bcutl9en
Sberlten Sccrcslcitl,ng mclpet, lit in
Der 9pbrnoic)a, an Scr ,,eucn rlundz
nil6 rullii6en Clinic cine bartllicfis
&c, bin llnb Der mp9cl1be Stbla1t I'M
@ansc. Sic Gnlicn lnb 9tun1anen bue
ben @erltarfun9en berangc5ugcn llno
rertbeibi9en lire S.cllllngelt nit grp<
Der 6artndcfigfcit.
N anenin siebenbiirg c IL
5lt t ii5cf g IN pr fen.
9erlin 90. Sept. Ciber 2unbpn
5:22 9ln.) Sic Sberlte beutIt)c Sec
resleitung mclbete beutc glei6falls,
bqb run1dllilrbc Streitfrafte, ipclrbc
iibcr Ben s5urbuf Yab Ser SronslDlz
baniiden Mpen in giebenbiirgen ein<
gebrungen parc,, gcibla9cn llnb iibcr
Den Eab 5uriifgctriebcn lporben linb.
Ser @icner Seridt.
Bien, 20. Sept (iiber 2onbnn. J
Scr antlihc @icncr @eriibt nclpetc
geltern bon Ser run,ini1hcn Srpnt:
rSiioDitlih bon Soabe9 linb Sic
9hln1dnen in ber Ma6tung auf Getro@
icnD iiber @frilur setrieben ipnrocn.
SIN @ebiet Der Gersenp uno 9elcmen
Soiigcl lteben mir III nabem &prltaft
NIT bem ssetnb."
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Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1916-09-21
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9elitId)en unternabn,clr~ lcete Madt
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