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Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

liit SItNS Ntlt SdNtis
Paris has denied that the cruisers
were sunk.
PARIS, Mar. Admitting that
there were 1000 on board the Prov
ence, the admiralty has indicated
that there is no hope that more than
the sos who landed at Malta and
on Melos Island were saved.
BERLIN, Mar. 4.-The arrival of
the Turkish dictator, Enver Pasha
and General Dycml. jasha in Jeru-
salem is belle .ej to slgnahze the be-
girning of TURKISH c,mpaign in
Er pit.
ATHENS, Mar. 4.-The Italian
steamer Java was summarized, and
the passengers and crew were res
cued only after they had been adrft
in small boats for a whole day.
PARIS, Mar. 4.-Thirty are known
to be dead and $50 wounded rs the
result of munitions explosion that
wrecked the double crown defenses at
Fort st. Denis on the northern out
skirts of the city.
The fort is still burning.
Other explosions followed the des-
perate attempts Of the troops to
save the forts nearby.
President Poincare visited the scene
of the disaster.
LONDON, Mar. 4.-The firm stand
rof the American congress to force
Germany to back down will remove
practically all possibility of a war
between Germany and America.
Editors and officials declared the
betting and insurance circles reflect
ed this sentiment.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

Most of the snow has disappeared
from the roads that are Travelled
much and now the mud is hub-deep
Well, there is every prospect of their
drying up again and it won't be long
until someone will be complaining OF
the dust again. A queer world, isn't
It?
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

John Perino has just returned from
a trip to Pennington and Durango.
While in town he enjoyed several
amusement features, among them a
banquet given by the Rebeccas.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

Mr.. ]. II. TAFT, the road master il
in Allison on business.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

Jim Briggs is putting an addition
al two rooms onto his dwelling house.
Mrs. J. w. Scrogin has been af-
flicted with the grip this week. Her
trouble seems to heve settled in her
eyes for Sunday she was unable to
occupy her place at the organ in the
church, so Mrs. G. S. Lake played
for tho services.
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06
SOCIETY

4 = n q u 4 = y = n V y n \ q
u Y Y y y II u-H y 4 = :; u u :. 4
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

TAs Hs.a,A always fss Assst .svs
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

CONTINUED on Psge two.)
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

cial relations of life that as often
as every bissextile year doth return,
the ladies have sole privilege during
the time it continueth of making love
unto men, which they either by words
or looks, as to them seemeth proper,
moreover, no man shall be entitled to
the benefits of the clergy who in
anywise rteat her proposal with slight
contumly."
Semi-weekly herald., 1916-03-06

BERLIN, Mar. A German sub
marine sank two French auxiliary
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
PEACE PARTY DUE

HAGUE, Jan. 1.-Two hundred and tel members of the Ford peace party will reach the Hague Saturday morn ing. The local committee will wei come them at the station. The ar engagements include public meetings in the Geological Gardens. No restrict ions will be placed by the authorities upon the proceedings as was the case in Denmark.
 The attitude of the Dutch authori- ties toward the party may be describ- ed as benevolently passive. The Am erican legation authorized a statement in which it was said the legation will be delighted to extend to the Ford peace party, as private citizens abroad all the courtesy they were entitled to and that they would have the oppor- tunity to see some Dutch treasures. They will doubtless have a peaceful and instructive stay in Holland as Am erican tourists.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
BAD BREATH
Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets Get at the Cause and Remove it

Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. the substi- ute for calomel, act. gently on the bowels and positively do the work
 People afflicted with bad breath ind quick relief through Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The pleasant. sugar-coated tab lets are taken for bad breath by all who know them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets act gently but firmly on the bowels and liver, stimu- latng them to natural action. clearing the blood and gently purifying the entire sys- tenn.
 They do that which dangerous calo- mel does without any of the bad after effects
 All the benefits of nasty sicSening. gripping cathurtics arc derived from pr. Edwards Olive Tablets without gripping. pain or diSasreeable effects of any kind.
 Dr F, RI. Edwards discovered the for mula after seventeen years of practice among patients afflicted with bowel and liver complaint with the attendant bad breath.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets |, re purely a vegetable compound mixed with olive oil you will know them by their olive color.
 Take one or two every night for a week and note the effect 10c and 25c per box All drsEEsts
 The Olive Table; Company, Columbus, O.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
SENSATIONAL STORY

PETROGRAD, Jan. 7.-The Bourse Gazette prints "a sensational story of the narrow escape of Emperor William during a plight in a Zeppelin over War saw The story is officially denied in Germany. The newspapers correspon- dent claims he is the possessor of cir cumstantial details of the entire incl dent and the corroboration of the truth of his statement He says the crew and officers of the airship were especially rewarded as having saved the Emperor's life during the flight.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
SAVES DAUGHTER
Advice of Mother no Doubt Pre-
 vents Daughters Untimely End.

Ready, Ky" was not able to do anything for nearly six monthS," writes Mrs. Laura Bratcher, of this place, ''and was down in bed for three months.
 cannot tell you how l suffered with my head, and with nervousness and womanly troubles.
 Our family doctor fold my husband he could not do me any good, and he had 10 give it up. We tried another doctor, but he did not help me.
 At last, my mother advised me to take Cardui, the woman's tonic. l thought it was no use for was nearly dead and nothing seemed to do me any good. But l took eleven bottles, and now l am able to do all of my work ard my own washing.
 think Cardui is the best medicine in the world. My weight has increased, and l look the picture of health.
 If you suffer from any of the ailments peculiar to women, get a bottle of Cardui today. Delay is dangerous. We know it will help you. for it has helped so many thousands of other weak women in the past 50 years.
 At all druggists.
 Wyifs 10: Chattanooga Medicine Co., Ladies' Advisory Dept. Chauanooga. Tenn. fer SgccIrl KsayEcfions on your case and 64-page book. "Hons Treatment for Women" in plain wrapper. NC. I25
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
NET GAINS HAD ON
 MARKET AFTER UPS
 AND DOWNS PREVAIL
Conflicting Elements Guide the Market. Forenoon Sees Prices Heavy and Weak. Recovery In Afternoon.

NEW YORK, Jan. 7.-Conflicting el- ements guided the course of an active market to a considerable extent Dur ing the forenoon prices ranged from heavy to weak. In the last half of the session material recoveries. running into substantial net gains were regis tered.
 United States Steel and other shares including American Can and war de- scriptions, petroleum, coppers and mis cellaneous issues rose spiritedly from the low levels. General Motors re- bounded to 450 from 415 Rails, also, participated in the rise, although to a smaller extent.
 Sales were S35,OOO shares. Bonds were firm with more diversified trad ing. Sales were s4.32O,O0
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
MORAN WHIPS coEEEY

NEW YORK, Jan. Frank Moran. of Pittsburg, knocked out Jim Coffey, the Dublin Giant, in the ninth round at Madison Square Garden.
 This was Moran's second victory over Coffey in twenty weeks The first fight ended in three rounds. Coz fey showed improvement tonight. Moran's terrific smashes failed to show any effect until the eighth. Golf fey was knocked down four times in the ninth. The last time Moran al most drove him through the ropes. His seconds realizing Cofey was hopelessly beaten threw the sponge in the ring to avoid a complete knock out.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
FRESHME NINJURGD

SAN FRANCISCO. Jan. '. - Irwin Mcknight, a freshman in the Lowell High School. suffered fractures of both legs when upper elassmen forced him to jump over a twenty foot fence. Me Knight is said to have told surgeons at the hospital that thirty bigger boys had been bounding him to take the jump. He refused in fear of incapaci- tating himself from participating in the seasons track events. The police are investigating.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
How'S This !?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO. Toledo. O. We the undersigned. have known r. J. Cheney for the last i5 years. and believe him perfectly honorable in all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm. NATIONAL BANK OF COMMERCE,
 Toledo. Q. Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally. acting directly upon the blood and mu- cous surfaces of the system. Testimonials sent free. Price s5 cents per bottle. Sold by all Druggists.
 Take Halls Family Pills for constipation.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
(By L. l. Oyerlock)

BOSTON, Jan. 7.-The cautionary signals displayed by Chairman Gary of the Steel Corporation have set many people to thinking and many stocks have been sold but they have gone in to stronger hands and the market is all the. better. The bear crowd made a vicious drive at prices this morning but met. supporting orders and a rally sooH 7setsin which carried prices up to a higher level. The coppers were in better demand than for some time and all tfferings wer ereadily taken. Would buHthem right now for they will event ualk sell at very much higher levels. 'sGfeen output for December. 20 days, 1E9 900 pounds copper. 76,S01 oz. sil- yers Talk of some kind of deal in Butte & Superior and 100 is talked for it
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
PANAMA LOAN.

PANAMA, Jan. 7.-The Panama government obtained a loan of a mil lion and quarter from the Trust company of Chicago and three banks in New York. This will relieve the temporary financial difficulties of the National treasury. It is understood most of the loan is needed to pay out standing obligations.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
TO INVESTIGATE SINKING.

PARKERSBUR RIG. Jan. 7.-State and federal steamboat inspectors ques- tioned the survivors of the steamer Kanawha, which sank in the Ohio River Wednesday. A statement is until the investigation is completed. The known dead remains at two and the missing twelve. Plans for a search of the interior of the steamer was prevented by high water
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
s25-s25-s25

Watch the columns of The Review, closely for an opportu- nifty to get free, S25 in gold during the next few weeks.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
CHURCHILL IN COMMAND

LONDON, Jan. 7.-Major Winston Spencer Churchill. former First Lord of the Admiralty and who resigned his subsequent cabinet post of Chancellor of the Dutchy of Lancaster, and went to the front with his regiment, has been appointed to command a battal- ion of Royal Scos Fusilliers at the front in France.
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
JAP.cANApIAN REGIMENT

VANCOUVER, Jan. 7.-Although the official authorization for the formation of a regiment of Japanese to serve with the Canadian Overseas contin- gent was only recently received, more than five naturalized Japanese have already expressed their desire to en- list
Bisbee daily review., 1916-01-08
ASToR ASSUMES TITLE

LONDON. Jan. 7.-William Waldorf Astor, formerly of New York, and who was raised to the peerage by the King assumed the title of Baron Astor of Hevar Castle. e
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OederreiCt)
BeOlngungen!
MuntenegrO luhnidlt Srie6ensper-
GanOlnngen, I'm Oas &ulf at
berlligen.

Berlin, 90. San. (iyunfenberidt.) J
Die lteberleeii6e 9tafridten.
Qgeftur idlreibt; Der g8ortlout 6es
am 25. sSSanuar 8u Gettinie getroffe-
men glbfonlmen8, oas non 5eIomar.
idaQ- -Qeutnont 10. S0ier mlO Maior
5dlppif einerieits itn0 oen non-
tenegriniiden 0elegaten General
8ecir lno W2oior 2on1pnr anoerer.
ieits unter3eid)net Duroe, lit 9eitern
bon Der 0lterreidiidJ.ungariiden
Gegierlng ber6ffentlidt norOen.
8ie tpidtigite Steae in oieiem %.
fliment entb1It 9arograpb 10, in
melheu es beiBt Die 'montenegrilli.
ihe Delegation mijnIdt idon Ses.
hnl6 10 baIo ais m69Iid 5riebeRs-
perbonoIunaen 8u er0ffner. neil oa.
ourd arf Die 8eOolferlnq Elm be-
@tifIuB alisgeiibt iprr.
ben tpiiroe.
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Oeut(d)teinO(iC6e
OemOnl1rattOnenl
6ran5Oiifhe Sdpeiser beI6impfem
Oeltidlc Saline nnS iperSen 51
Saareu getrieben.

gariS, 80. San. - 9lnti.6eutide
8eraonitratiouen bra9en Don neuem
IN 9auiaune, IN Der fraf30liI6en
Sdmei5 am @enfer See, aus. Cine
bon Stltoenten augefiibrte @fen-
i4enmenge mol8te it1 5ur gtadt3eit
olrd Die SauptitraBen Der Staot
uto crying iih in 9robungeu uno
Sdmdbreoen gegen 9eutI6lan0.
9ie 8unutltuonten iuur0en BON Der
Boli5et auseinanoer getrieben. Sim
8abnbof 6efotlo iib cine fIeine
Shar 9etti6er, Die eine oeutihe
SABINE 5ur Sdau trugen. 01it ei.
mem 8ltgebeul Itiir3te ii6 oie 01en-
ge auf ole 9euti9en, er1triB ibnen
Die 6abue uno trat oieieI6e in ben
GhrnliB. Die Boli8ei iab fth Der.
onlaBt, bon ser blanfen 8offe Sc.
brdud 5u MAIDEN. @lebrere Ser.
baftrngen tpuroen ooreenon1rnen
rn0' Ser &a5nbof bon Dem @1o6 ge.
i11lbert.
8ie G6nei5er 9fegier1nq bat
9eutI6laro tpegen 6ieler 8eIhim.
pfung Der oeutiden 6abne nm Ont.
fduloigung sebeten.
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RO(OQu(e 6riti(C6e
SC6ittS=l1 =l1er(u(te!
946 britiidje SanSelsififfe pG6renD
Der @riegsbnuer bis sunl 81.
Gtt0ber berfttdJtet.

2on0on. 90, Gan. = 9ie &egie.
rlrng bat beute befonttt geufadt, oaB
@roBbritdmnien felt 8eginn 0eg
arieges Bis gum 81. 9ftober lebten
ssyabres GAG San0eIsidiffe nit 747,.
$50 Sonneugebalt eiugebiBt bat.
IS nir0 angegeben, oaB Der Ser.
Iuit bon 369 S6iffen auf ngetp6bn.
Iide ltnfdIle nuf Oem Meere" 5it.
ritd3uiitbren lit. 0oh miro tros-
Dem bebnnptet, OoB ouh cine 4nanbl
Oieier Sdiffe torpeOiert un0 ber-
ienft puroen. glGe otoeren ober
itno ourd Enudboote ODER See
minen 3erIt0rt iporoen.
Seute fpur6e Der 8erluIt 0es f[ei.
nen Segeli6iffes oGrpital@ gen1el.
oct. Die 9eIabllng tpltr6e &C.
rettet.
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RiC6ter cinO(nD
naC6 Oeut(C6(anOl
gSirN in Grfabrnns sm briusen in
den, mas fir 8aiicntinOer
getan iuerDen fann,

Sm 9uog 30. San, iiber aon.
BON. Ridter Ben y. 2tnOiaD BON
3enber. Dtitglieo Der or0'idell
professionalism, bat iid beute
bon bier aus nad Berlin begeben,
UNI in Grfabrun9 8u bringeu, oui
tpelde @eiie man Den @aiientinoern
Der friegfii9rell0en gtotionen on
beiten 9eIfen f0nne. rs beiBt. oaB
Serf Joro pillens lit, cine groBere
Sllntme fir oeren l1nteritiibung aus.
diieben, boraltSgeieBt Der 8lan lit
Onrdfiibrbar. Bon Berlin aus
miro ii6 9fidter 2in0ioD na6 Con.
Don bege6en uno oann ieine Riid.
reiie nod Den Ser. Stoaten ortre-
ten.
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fine fpiflpieliae sadlc.

g8oibington, 80. San. = Die BON
Senator Chamberlain BON Oregon
eingereidte gia 5ir @itfiibrttng ei-
ncr aageneinen miIitGriidet Srai.
nierlng o0er 9lusbiIDrnQ piirOe
Dem 2on0e Die aleiiligfeit boll
S1S8.000,000 iobrIidJ foiten, mic
Der Observation-Disclosures Ser 9[r.
mee, 9lleibire, geitern Dem SenatS-
aomitee fitr n1iIit1riid)e gIngelegen-
heiten beriftete. glleibire bere9-
nef, OoB 100000 anuben unn
1SS,iilugIinge i'm gIlter bpn t2 bis 90
sya6ren iii 9etru1t fomtuen mir
6eu. gie GlndidInittsfoiten iiir Oie
pom 0regSant 6eautraate aollti-
nelltal glrmec miiroen etiDn $3t !.
000,00 idhrlidl betraaen.
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@scriia.;yall erleOiat.

2saIbington, 80. San. Sic
Ser. Stnnten 6aben an 0cIterreidl
llngarn cine weitere anfrnae aerid)-
ietJ OF irgeuo elmer lainer &and
boot aontnlon6afiteu irgcno etipas
9Gberes ii6er ben ltntergalg oes
engIiiden Gampiers rBeriia" pifIc
Gin attgeblib Dem aluerifoniihcn
@otifafter in @ien ilberreifter ge.
ridlt, 0nB fem oItcrreihiid.lrngari-
icbes Iaudboot Die oBeriin4 torpe.
Oiert babe, lit me IN &Saibiugton
eingetrofien 5alS Die Regiernuq
uou SeiterreIh llngurn ciiBielI ers
fldren iollte, oaB feines ibrer Gaud)s
bopte ni 9atradt fdmc, miro 0as
beige Staoisant 0ie 9Seriio.lInge-
Ieaenbeit nls n6geidlloiieli betrodlten.
Ga fein @elueis aaiiir uorlieat. aaB
Ger 2anplcr pom riiiem ieinOlidjen
laud)bnut Vegicnlt iporoea iii.
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Ncucr Oclualtltrcid)
Der Gntente=Wf6dtc!
SeieBen ODne @eitereS ein grietli.
i6eS Sort nuD jlutngen Die Gar
niiOu Deiielben 3ltm Ab3ug!


2ltber1 80. San. - Srob oes 9ro.
teites oeS 8efeblsboberS oeS grie9i-
iden Sorts &urabar lan0eten lebten
6reitag 5u fritDer MlorgenItutt0e Wl1-
rinetruppen bon britii6etL fran80-
iii4en, rliiii9en uno itolieniihen
S6iffeu uno nobmen bon ben 8es
feitigrtngsmerfen 8eitb. Ser 8e-
febI8baber oeS Sorts uno Die @or1i-
Jon leiIteten feillen 8ioeritanb. 9ie-
ie g3adri6t bot in 2Ltben groBe @uf-
reglng berborgerufen, oenn eS lit
oos erite 02uI, DOB niBer 8riten
un6 8ran5oien onoere 3ruppen Der
@ntentemdAte SUB ouf grie1iiben
go0en geieBt boben,
Gin ruliii6es ut1o uebrere ituIie-
niide &rieg8ibiffe ndberten ii6
6reitag friib Der 9albiriel urto ma9-
ten ibre &er0ede tlor gum @efedt.
0aun puroen 8oote allsgeIeBt rno
mitteIS oieien begaben iid 1000
@torn ans 2ano. 06ne peiteres
muroe ser griediide 8efe6lsbober
0eS Sorts in &entltniS geiebt, oaB
ite 8efontnter maretL Tim bon oem
Sort 8eiib 8u ergreifan. Der 8e-
feblsbuber erbob Broteit, JAP fth ober
genoti9t, oa8 5el0 at rGrnlen uno
5og feline tletne @arniion aus Dem
Sort 8uritf. S5run86iii6e Snfante-
rie Durhiubte Damn ole nobe ge-
le9eHen @ebdu0e nno gaben ben 8e-
mobnern geuleiieren 8efebt, oieiel-
ben 8u rGltrnen.
9lls @ruuo Der 2onouitg geben Die
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2entiber 9amen-gSerein.
Die geamten tunrSen eingeiett;
9rGiiSertin 5rau 9abntfe CAB
feinen 9undl.

Ser 9e1tfde Qanen geretn
bieIt geitern nod)ntittag feline regeI-
mdbi9e Gerldmntlimg i'm 9e1ttIferl
Sans ab, Die iifl eineS, glttell 9e-
ildes erFrelite. gs gait, ben neuen
9ean1tat 3u 8ei9eu 0oB bas SSSn-
tereiie ont Gereil i'm Steigen be-
Griffen lit. Die nei eingefiibrten
8ednten finn: 9SrGii6entin, SSrou
SSSobn Gobmte; l.. gi3e-Grdiioentiit,
f5rou Senrp 9io0erbllrg, Shrift.
fiibreriu fSro1 6ris StGfer; ST.
nau51SefretdriiI 5Srau Geo, San.
ien; Shdbnieiitertrl sSrau g8m.
@loe; 6inan5.Qonrtee, 6ran gfuIer,
drmt gleinbaro Bonn, Srm 8etar
g9olf;, Gernnlauugs -aonlitee, sSrau
9SSohu Reiter. 5rau @bu8. 6inB iuio
SSrm Semp Gubie.
Sic ASrGiibentin, iSruu ssSo6n
3abmtc, lies 81 liner Giuiitbrlma
eulen ieiuen 2llnd lerbierelt, unO
Oie 8omen dnriiierteu lidl f6itIih.
Ger neueu @3raiioentin 6otten lie
einen prG6tiqcn 9Iumenitraus ae.
itiitrt. g}ebrere N}itQlieocr hieItcn
g'ortr1nc. mn il berlehteu alte 9ln.
UcleHneu proatise StalOeii.
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&dulpfe bel
NenbiQe fortgelebt.
Matterte berlteren ant Der @ciffrOnt
lett Oeal 1. OftOber 1915 tlll
Gan;en 63 NerOplane!


iebten uns in Dem 4rater feIt. glm
3pnnerltag abeno eri6ienen 5tpei
feiuoIi6e 9lng8ellge ilber 6reiberg
IN 8a0en ln0 lparfen cine gln3dbL
8of1ben berob, Der angeridtete
Sa6idaoen 1T beoelitllngslos, Ser.
INIT Don Menibeuleben lit ntcbt 5lt
betlagen. Sym 9pernbous .fouo ge-
legentli6 aaiiers @eburtstag cine
Gala.Qoritellua9 itatt; Oie Latia9e,
oaB feirtolide 6Iieger Bon auf
Die Stoot berobparfen bt rGh.
tigte Die STORYTELLING feite tpegS.
8oS Bubliflm blieb i'm gbeoter,
bis bic 6ein0e eS fir geroten biel-
ten nod ibrer @aiiS 3uriid3ufebren
9aSn bem offi5ieaen oeuti6eu 8e-
ridt beiBt eS neiter; Seit Dem l..
0ttober ba6en Die 9(aiierten anf
Der Beitiront 63 glcroplatle per.
loren. SeSl Dem britiiaen Inter
bouie itn0 9eridte iiber Die pirt.
fame 8Gtigfeit Ser britii6en luo
fron36iiiden Quftflotte gcinadt NOR
ben; noturIih laltcn oieielbcn oIfe
3liglnlltcH unierer sSeit0e Sic bette
Anttport Iiegt in nqditebenoer 3u.
ionmenIteanng. ssSSu Der 3eitperiooe
Dom /. Gftober 1916 bis 8lfnt 28.
sSanltar 1916 funr6en in 2uftf1m-
bfen 7 iluierer g(eropldne bitrh
feinbliAe 9lbtpebrgeihiite berabqe.
ihpilen unb s peroen berntiBt,
nadt 5uiammen nlfo Is. ggdfren0
oerIel5ell 3eitperio0e berloren IN.
iere 5eiioe in 9uftgefeften 41 Ne.
roplane, IL mur0en Durd tniere.
9l6pebrgeifabe berabgei6oIien nno
meitere II luuroeu ann }lbitieg in-
nerhalb lnierer 2inicn geStpltngen
mddlt 3nloniuen nlio 63. 2IGe on.
oereu bonn 6eino 9enladten Qlngo.
ben iiiO unri6tig.
Gitfront. gii0Iih bon 9iina-
BURG Iotpie 3luiiben Gtohoo un0 Der
Stpr fam e8 au lebbaften sfar.
miibeln. &ir madten eine gfn5a6[
@efangene nn6 eroberten betrddtIi-
dies strieg8mnteri1l.
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8erlin, iiber 2onoon %. San
9luf ben beridie0eneu 6ronten, nu.
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