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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
The Magnitude of the Project

The secretary of war has further agreed to
maintain permanently at this tract division
OF mobile troops. Such division consists of
not less than go officers and Is 900 enlisted
men. 1t is estimated that during the maneu-
yer season as many as 900 men would be
operating in this terrain
In addition to the regular army force the
American lake station would be used as train
ing headquarters for all the state militia
as FAR east as the Dakotas, for business mems
camps. for Red Cross training camps for rifle
associations, and, should universal training
be established, for all such training in this
part of the United States
While this proposed establishment has been
referred to in the newspapers as an army post,
IL really is of far greater magnitude and in
the opinion of army officers, would grow to
three times the size of the famed Presidio in
California.
Its importance from the strict military
standpoint is shown by the fact that two ma
Jor generals and five brigadier generals would
be in command
project of this sort has long been the
cream of the practical men of the army and It
Is only under the new defense act that any
community has had the opportunity to estab-
llsh mobilization headquarters of this mag
nitude.
Not only is this proposed station far
larger than any existing, but its contemplated
work is or a different character. The defense
act authorizes vocational training for the en-
listed men, and army officers propose not
only to drill larger units than ever before at
tempted in this country, but at the same time
provide the individual soldiers with an educa-
ton that will better fit them to re-enter civil
life
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
COMMISSIONS oEdWFF

Very different said Paula, was
Jeff Perrygreen.
cried Eanest letter the time and smiled the
Well smiled Jefs
ing the other when
martng with tears Tears because did realize
worth from the first have explain
why fell desperately in with Earnest Lawton
81 know of my infatuaton
college all girls talked lot of their avote
them all the manly virtues and manly beauty
of thought I am
promptly
him with all the virtues that could possibly tied
line human form.
contrary any romantic
gamor He the redheaded
from become writer
editors among present.
still the redheaded boy Do know Mrgie
that time and after took interest enough ef writ
ings to read one of his stories
knows all egostca enough Most girls
the actor when they him
doing romantic heroic things that girl
character of all the wonderful qualities with which
endows his all the magnng
tmentally fertile BRAIN
seeing daily did not pierce
the glamor with which him. Consequently
letter which Jeff
Outstanding. began saIuatons:
" have just Paula evening with
the first in all life when have been privileged
the plane of equality
know dear, worthy in
than when the petted daughter
aire banker frecke
outside the Gordon school
shipped from afar
Paula happiest miserable have
candid uthfuness though they
you s done 10 in yuur has es
the thing
have had in anything else only
Don't let me make unhappy. DEAR something
loved and this little note is to tell shall
Be ooutnued)
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
been married once, but his
wife divorced him.
NETTE

A.-Although l am aware that
the statement l am about to make
is possible of many exceptions, I
nevertheless say that you will do
wisely to consider well before you
decide to marry a divorced man.
Very likely you do not see how
his statement "hooks up" with
Your query, but it does. Very
likely it was this mans mode of
promising and not fulfilling and
his inclination to he unreasonable
jealous which led to his separa-
ton from his wife. have found
that as IA rule, woman does not
get divorce from a man unless
she has been taxed to the break
ing point, and the way man
treats one wife, he is very likely
to treat another, sooner or later.
The hest thing you can do, 1
should say from the small infOr-
nation at hand, would be 10 for
get this man as soon as you can.
The fact that he keeps putting off
your wedding date would seem to
indicate that he Is not playing
square.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
It Works! Try It
Tells how to loosen a sore,
tender corn so It lifts
out without pain.
Good news spreads RAPIDLY

Good news spreads rapidly "a.
druggists here are kept busy dis
pensing freeZone, the ether dis
covery of a Cincinnati man, which
is said to loosen any corn so it
lifts out with the fingers.
Ask at any pharmacy for a
quarter ounce of freezone, which
will cost very little, but is said to
be sufficient to rid ones feet OF
every hard or soft corn or callus.
You apply just few drops on
the tender, aching corn and in
stantly the soreness is relieved,
and soon the corn is so shriveled
that it lifts out without pain. It
is sticky substance which dries
when applied and never inflames
or even irritates the adjoining It's
sue.
This discovery will prevent
thousands of deaths annually from
lockjaw and infection heretofore
resulting from the suicidal habit
of cutting corns.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
DEMANDS ATTENTION

Here at last, after nearly % months of interna-
tional madness, come peace suggestions that
calculated to get us somewhere.
President Wilson has conferred the greatest
Christmas gift ON the world at large that it will
receive in this stirring Year of Promise
His note to the warning powers is sincere
note, a pointed, searching note, compelling
note.
Germany's proposal for negotiations, through
its very tone and assumptions could not lead to
concrete results 1t was clever politics, nothing
more.
President Wilson speaks, however, as the con-
certed voice of the neutral world, a voice that
must be answered thoughtfully, respectfully, ra-
tionally by the belligerents
Weather forecast: winter.
It's too late your shopping early N
Only few closing days Leap girls
harvest?
hundred pounds of beef, after weighs
spunds Now for society the eating
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
DETHRONE DICTATORS!

The livestock farmer not rolling wealth, spite of the
high price of livestock.
he makes lucky sale while packers boosting the
market bait in shipments WELL other
wise he makes smaller profits
forms Of agricultural production.
There food dictator in France, is
getting ready to England. Of
Germany In the hands of dictator. probably is in
every one OF the warning countries
The food Of America is in the hands of dictator
they public Officials They
magnates and Westinghouse kings.
How shall these dictators be dethroned?
This questions
action the part of American cities.
There is movement in example
in Washington The proposition there
local market This will make the around
Washington Independent the beef
The plan has been in operation in Paris Texas
In that little city 35 beeves killed
their byproducts utilized Just in the big packing
The farmers receive fair and hogs
in that slaughter house to kill beef
EVERY IMPORTANT AMERICAN TOWN SHOULD HAVE
ONE OF THESE MUNICIPAL sLAUGHTERHOUsES
The city OF Washington should have the
can be passed by congress and be put into effect
there zoo cities and towns in the United States
nopoy. The meat dictatorship would be at end.
campaign important city
would vastly important thing
elections which held except perhaps the election OF
1850.
SNOW Is THE ACCEPTED TIME AND THE DAY OF SAL
WALTON"
Sing Sing selling Photographs, a senten
mecd by New York judge. What will happen sele
"Hawaiian' records?
ak~xrnv f,eor The
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
The Project

Newton ID. Baker secretary OF war, has
signed an agreement, under authority vested
in him by the acts of June and August 30,
1916, to establish at American lake a per
manent mobilization, training and supply sta
tion,' provided suitable amount of land Is
donated to the government by Pierce county.
On January 6, 1917, the citizens of Pierce
county are asked to vote bond issue of not
to exceed $2,000,000 to pay condemnation
awards on 10000 acres
The land to be used will be selected by the
war department out of a tentative tract of
approximately 100000 acres already desig-
mated In general way the tract includes
the one which has been used for the last 0
years for army maneuver purposes, but is far
larger In extent
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
Financial Benefits to Community

III Is estimated that the establishment of
such station would mean the annual expend-
lture in this community of not less than ST.
100000. The immensely of this sum is better
comprehended when it is understood that the
present retail trade of Tacoma is less than
Sl0O0,O00 a year. To maintain the 1870
Officers and men would require monthly ex-
penditure of 100000 in pay. food, fuel, light
and forage. Temporary contonments would
require an initial expenditure of $1,000, 900
for lumber alone, and an additional 3d.
100000 for other materials and labor, largely
drawn from the civilian population
The history of army establishments would
indicate that these appropriations would in
crease year after year, and 1t is reasonable to
suppose that within the next / 0 years sum
equal to $4,000, 600 would have been invest
ed in permanent improvements
Sixty per cent of both the commissioned
and non-commissioned officers are married,
and their families would further increase the
population of the county
To maintain this large increase the benefit
to the ranchers and producers can be realized
when 1t is understood that the army contracts
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
What the County Must Do

F1rst, approve the bond issue
Then, proceed by condemnation by an i'm
partial jury to acquire the desired land This
Is the only means whereby the taxpayers may
be assured of fair deal, and all possibility
of land speculation may be eliminated
The exact tracts to be chosen will be desig-
mated by the war department at Washington,
ID. c., looking at the matter solely from the
military viewpoint.
1t is understood that tracts of especial val
ne, because of improvements, fertility of their
SOIL or other reasons, may not be acquired.
but be left undisturbed in their present own
ership. In any event any owner of land in
the tract will have an opportunity to present
his claims as to valuation of his property to
an unbiased jury.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Two children burn to death and
others are probably fatally injur-
ed, when sleigh in which they
travel catches fire from overturn-
ed oil lamp at Emerson, Manito-
ba.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
/ AN S WE RS |
5 BY CYNTHI ia GREY 5

a bad woman and that | have
men visit me at my home
when my husband is away.
Miss Grey, | went to her
and tried to tell her the truth,
but she ordered me out. Is
there any way ] can put a
stop to this? | am only 20
and | can't have my life ruin
ed by this woman.
MRS. M. S.
A.--The woman is shOrt-sight
ed when she does not realize thai
the story reflects upon her son a,
well. Surely your friends viii
come to your rescue and make tn,
woman retract her false asser
tons. IL not, you can have heI
arrested for SANDER. This is no
a pleasant thing to have to do, bu
Elective when more peaceful meth
DDS fail.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
Socie ty
"a nd.
Personal

The Monarch club will hold its
annual Christmas party Saturday
evening instead of on Christmas
eve as usual.
A monograph concert will fol-
low the meeting of the Degree of
Honor Thursday evening.
The North End Shakespeare
club will hold a Twelfth Night
celebration Jan. at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Mason, with
the observance of old English GUS
toms. The club will begin the
reading of the Shakespearean play
Twelfth Night"
A sacred concert will be given
by the First Christian church
choir under the direction of Rob-
ert Lee. at the church, 9th and X,
on Christmas eve at 1890. Besides
Christmas music by the full choir,
numbers will be given by Mrs.
Geo. Childs, Mr.. Leroy Anderson,
Iviolinist, and D. G.. Siceloff, and q
quartette composed of II. Miller,
r. Lee. d. @. Siceloff and A. e.
Troyer.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
THE BETTER WAY

Tesphone workers in Tacoma in the Of the
viii be bonuses equal to two three weeks
1cf Christmas.
More and big corporations realize that their
guarantee Of make satisfied
t<h the wages and working conditions
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

o. am a girl of 10, and
love man of 23. We have
been engaged for over a year,
but he keeps putting off the
wedding. At the same time,
he nearly goes crazy if even
look at another man. Other
men admire me, and there is
one man who seems to like me
very much. He wrote to me
while I was home, merely a
friendly letter. The man | am
engaged to saw the letter and
acted terribly. What do you
advise me to do? He has
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
Cost to the County

The assessed valuation on 70, 900 acres in
the proposed area is approximately $500, 900,
and 1t is estimated that this pays into the
county treasury only 1000 in taxes.
1t is proposed that the So 1000, 900 loan be
made in 2O-year serial bonds, with interest
at not more than " per cent, not more
than $4,000 year, provided the entire
100000 should be issued
The cost of carrying this investment there
fore, including the loss in taxes now paid to
the county on this tract, will be approximately
l 1-10th mills on the county valuation for the
first 10 years while fund is deemed neces-
sary.
In short, Assessor Cameron is authority for
the statement that, under these conditions the
army post bonds would add only IL mills to
the tax levy, or 1.36th of the 1915 rate.
This means that if your present taxes are
$40, they then would be $10.28. If your pres
ent taxes are s25, they then would be $25.69
AS an offset to this expenditure the county
Will be relieved of the cost of maintaining the
roads in this tract, which must be assumer by
the government. The maintenance of these
roads has cast the county in the last few
years 100000 year.
Therefore, the voting of these bonds will
not Increase the present taxes.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Herewith printed for the official the
American lake headquarters public Mayor
Fawcett The citizens for
reference When through with it along neghbor
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
WHY KELLY WON'T DO

Guy Kelly is unfit to be speaker because he is
cog in the machine which has, in the past, dis
graced the legislature.
He is unfit to be speaker because he is not
spokesman of the people. He fought them on the
initiative. He fought them on the referendum
He fought them in the interests of the booze
gang in legislation. He fought them in the inter-
est of the private monopoly gangsters and lobby
lists!
Why should he be given the seat of honor
among legislators?
will Jimmy Davis please step forward and
give reason?
Will DR.. Golf, who boosted his 'dry' qualities,
please tell? Will Rep. Elliott say why? Will
any one tell?
Kelly has shown marks of leadership He
has been on the WRONG side, the side against
public welfare, the side that fought the humani-
tartan program, the side that had no patience
with the minimum wage, mothers pension, and
kindred bills. He has been affiliated with the
WRONG, REACTIONARY, BOURBON, BACK
WARD, BOOZE BUNCH
He won't do as speaker-he is impossible for
the peace of the state
knock the high cost Of existing
swedish factories have combined reduce
Back Indiana being created in cabaret circles
apple cider that declared
snd progressive drunkprey Friday
Dead Sunday.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
Births.

Mr.. and Mrs. Teddy Hopkins,
1923 North goth, Dec. 10, girl.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Q.-Does a pair of twins
mean four children or only
two children? A friend of
mine spoke of taking care of
pair of twins, and when I
asked If there were four chill
dren, she said, mo, only
two" l would like your opin-
ion. w. G..
Alphabetically speaking,
pair of twins would denote fOu
although the expression
is commonly used to signify onl
two children.
Q.-Before my marriage l
had great many boy friends.
They would come to our
home to spend the evening.
Mother would play for us and
we would sing.
Well, since my marriage,
my mother and | gave a din
ner for the boys. My hus-
band and the boys played 500
while mother and | did the
dishes.
A few weeks later, I went
out home to see mother and
every one | met snubbed me
and IL | spoke to them they
were very insulting. / found
out few days later that one
of the boys mother had just
heard of her sons visit to
our house and she has made
big story of it. She has
been telling people that | am
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Grand Ike
In the public
It's not early "a relief fund.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21
PIERCE COUNTY'S OPPORTUNITY TO BRING
ARMY HEADQUARTERS TO AMERIC AN LAKE

only provide for certain staple supplies. Each
company has its mess sergeant, whose duty it
is to buy from local sources vegetables eggs.
milk and other ranch products, for which the
men are glad to contribute from their wages.
The army station thus would furnish an i'm
mense steady home market for local produce.
Such an increase in expenditure means also
greatly increased demand for labor of all
sorts
Furthermore the So GOO, 900 to be expended
by the county in purchasing the land would
largely be released for re-investment in other
lines locally.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Those Swedes know how high cost OF exstin
swedish factories have combined matches
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

wtihsIm Lloyd George-the purple VS.. the people.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Back In Indiana sensation is being
~ an apple cider that declared to be
thing those lndanians have
and progressive drunkrety drunk Friday
nead drunk Sunday. -
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

Life in Sing Sing for selling fake monographs
by New York judge What will happen sele
Z *HaMaianr records?
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1916-12-21

hundred pounds of beef, after roasting, weighs only
Now for a society promote the eating raw.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

BON @atner1n aus Sic @ren5e Dor
5patmId-@uinea iiberidritten uno be-
ftnoen li6 nad elmer bel1te peroffent.
lidten an1tliden Mnfilnoigung aui
ipaniidern 8o6en. Gie Srnppen tpur=
Sen e11ttpaffnet uno i11terniert. 9ie
Regierung trifft Sic n0tbigen Mob-
nabnrelr fir ibren l1nterbalt. Scar
mlieBt bier aus bieier Mnfunbigung
6uB li6 0ie britiid~fran5oii1de &am.
pag1le in &an1erun ibrem Mbi6luE
nabert.
8ie ser gaperii9e &urier in Weiir1-
den ongeblid beridtet, miro Nri11a
2eopol6 bon 8apern, Elm genauer
@e1rrer Ser 8erbaltnilie in @gpten,
SEN Sberbefebl iiber bie 6eutid=tiir=
filde Mrrnee erbolte11 6ie ben Sue3.
fataI angretfen iou. gea6 SEN mei.
teren slusfiibrl1ngen oes 8lattes er,
tpartet man, baB 6ie 4unrpag1re i'm
6ribling beginnen tpir6. 3ur5eit
triifft Die 6eutide Sberleitung in Som
ita11tinopel lire Gorbereitungen.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
of ssronee" (3878 Tonncn), mobr.
f6heinlic1 inn MitteImecr. pernidltet.

Of s5ronee" (3879 Tonncn), tpobr.
fdeinlid i'm Mittelmecr, pernid1tet.
Sn Glanoern toben beftige Irtil'
Ierief1mpie, tuclde BON 2onbon als
ginlcitung eincs ncuen ocl,tf4es
Turhtr,1fsperfudts nad Der aanoI.
fiiIte betrohtct >pcrnen.
Bel ssopor3ef baben f6niglid.tai.
ierIide 9ruppen ourd NrtilIcricic,,cr
itolieniIde Stcnunacn pernidtet uno
81 9erioalicn, oie oie @rdbcn gu bal.
ten periudten, gefangen aenommrn.
Scr bon BEN Stalicncrn fiir
Qriegsamede pcrmcnocte Norooc,,tid|e
2lopo. .0ompfcr r0onig Nlbcrt" 1T in
Scr Moria bon einem oitcrreiidfdcn
Eondtoot oufgcbrodlt uno bon cinem
3crit0rer nit 900 icrbiid,cn tSliid)t.
Iinacn rod Gottoro gebroft t-orecn.
3ui'fcn olliicrtcn un0 bulaari.
Idcn 1rnppcn bot on Der gricdii&
(0ortiesung auf Seite ~
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

Inn eiren augenreinen slrrgriff gegen
ibre Jront 5u berbi1t6ern. sic ii1r6
inrnrer nod, in b0ditem @ra6e nerp0s
>uno arbeiten fieberbaft um @usba1
ibrer 5peiten un6 6ritten @ertbei6i=
gltngslinie Gor eiriger 3eit tpmroe
an ether Steue, mo- 6ie bei6erl leitigen
Sdiitengraben einanber a1f fur5e
@ntfernung gegeniiberlogen, beobad-
tet, pie auf ser italieniiden Seite
0os &omn1a1t6o uGortpdrts !" gegeben
1pur6e;; itott bor5ugeben riefen bie
2el1te:: rgortparts, @o1rptmon1r!" Ser
Soltptnann 1tieg aus ben Sdiite11=
graben nn6 fon11nanoierte ipieoer
u@ortpdrts!" = er itiir5te bon einem
@eldob getroffen 1rieber, tporauf oie
Ir1ppe I'M Sdiibengraberr lalt BRILL
te: u8rabo, @a11ptman1t!"
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10
8. 6ebrnar.

Cute 9l11sIibten auf eine bol6ige
@inigung in Ser 2uiitania-& &ontroper.
fe 5tpiiben Ie11tidlono un6 Sen Ser.
Stoaten iin6 porbonben. Hrdii6end
@iIfon bot nit ieinem &abinett Die.
fen 6au griin6Iid befproden, uno ez
perloutet aus better Quel1e, oaB oie
lebten beutiden @oridldge Ser ome'
ritaniiden 8unbesregierung @eniige
geben. Somit oiirfte cine en6giiltige
geilegung oiefes 8onfliftes binneu
&ur5en1 gu ertuarten fem.
Sic be11tiden 8anfiers uno 81.
nan5mdnner, sic groBe Srtereiien in
Mmerita baben, un6 besbolb burd
einen Brud 8utiden Deutidlano UNI
SEN Scr. StQaten fdmer in Mitleioen'
idaft ge5cgen lperoen muroen, bobeu
in elmer @onferen5 oie Holitif See
glustpartigen Nmtes in bem 2uiito-
nio-6an pon gebil1igt uno ben 8e.
{dpIuB, Die 9esubouirung 0cs Ver1en.
tens Ser 21jitania al permeigern.
gutgebei6en.
oebbofte admpfe iino, tpie oie
Sberlte Seeresleitung in Berlin bente
befonntgiebt, an Der fran5oiiiden
1sront iiioli6 pom ssluiie Somme i'm
gange. ssun 2ouf oes @cfcehtcs Der
lIoren oie Deutiden Elm tleines Stiid
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1916-02-10

zines Ser eroberten 5diibengrdben
ltabmen ipdter Sic Steaung ourd Ell
nelp Wegerangriff aber tpieoer. De1
@auptangriff Ser 6ran5oien, oe1
our9 be{tiges slrtiqeriefeuer porbe
reitet tporDen tpar, 1pur6e abgel6la
gen.
Grir5 Oscar bon Hreuben, oer
FINITE Sobn 6es &uiiers, lit ourd
granat1plitter leidf am &opf uno ar
ser sdyulter bertpun6et >porben. 2ie
@ertpun51.ng 5og er iid BEL oen &an1-
pfen altf bern oltlihen &rtegsfba1t=
plas 5u.
Nerlilde Streitfrafte idlugen 6ie
@uiie1t in elmer 5tpeitdgigen @dladt
BEL Wluanbitl uno mabten 500 Sc
fangene.
Gelontoridan 9oro @iitde1rer III
enoIid obgetban, u116 ion nit oern ge=
febl iiber bie britiiderr streitfrafte ii
@gppten betrart tper6en. @rl bon
Gerbp, Better oes &efr1ttierungs1pe=
ie1rs, iou onltelle bon &itdener
&riegs1ninilter nit einem Sit i'm So,
binett tperoen.
Gin glrgriff ei1ues 6euti9en 2uft.
geidtpa6ers far16 auf bie @ilenbubtt-
itation III Noperingbe, 8elgien, 11nb
|n1f briti!de 2ager 3tnifden Eope-
ringbe uno Girn1uioen itatt. Gie
oeut tlden Glieger botten nnebrere
&dnpfe init fein6liden 5Iug8eugen
5u bejteher, febrten mer 8uriid. obne
irge11otpel6e Berluite erlitten 3a ba,
Ben.
@erudte, oaB bie beutfbe 6Iotte
|li9 at ibrem lange ertpurteten @orItob
norbereite, trafen in 2on6on aus boil
IG1r6iide 9ueaen Elm un6 laiien per<
nrrttbe11, boB cine groBe seeidlodt
in Ser geor6iee bol6igit beboritebe. Sc
legran1ne aus 6etn Saog beridteten,
oaB 6e1tfde @arineiolooten entlnng
Ser bulgariiden &iite 5uriidge5ogen
u1r6 nad &iel gefar6t tpor6en feien.
9lae beurlaubten 6eutiden 5lottenof=
fi3iere leien ei1rberufen tpor6en