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Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-13
NOTICE OF sHERIFF-s SALE
STATE OF COLORADO
COUNTY OF OTERO

STATE OF COLORADO, -
COUNTY OF OTERO
In the District Court. No. o.. SOP. Div, I,
Lucius F. Hailett, Plaintiff.
Lawrence II. Van Horne. John
L. Van Horne, Benz. q. Will
son ex-ofIiciO Public Trustee,
Otero County, and Anna Bell
Van Horne. Defendants.
Under and by virtue of n decree and or lie
OF sale entered in the said District Court on
the 18th day OF September. 1916. wherein IL is
decreed that there is due to the above named
plaintiff under II certain note and mortgage
deed the sum OF Seven Thousand, Four Hun
dred. Eighty-three and 66-iOO fI,IS,3.65D Dol
lars. and the further sum OF Twentv-siN aud
25-iUU (s26+25t Dollars for taxes paid and in
terest thereon. aud in the further sum of
Two Hundred. Sixty $3.50 .O0l Dollars for at
torney's fees. aud the further sum of Nine-
teen and 5j-lUo (sI9.55J Dollars for costs and
disbursements in this action. and In and by
virtue of said decree and order OF sale. |. the
undersigned. Alex Yant. Sheriff of the said
County Of Otcro state of Colorado. am Hu-
thOriZed, directed and empowered TO expose
for sale certain property and premises here
matter described. at public auction, after
sale according 10 the law relative to the sale
of real property under execution. for the
due to the plaintiff. us aforesaid. with inter
est, costs. disbursements and commissions on
said sale.
Now, therefore. public notice is hereby
given that Will. on Monday. the 21rd day OF
October, 1916. at the hour OF O:3I O'Clock in
the forenoon Of that day, Mt the South front
door of the County Court House. in the Town
OF LA Juntu, In the County of Otero state of
Colorado. sell and dispose of the property
and premises situate. lying aud being in the
said County OF Dtern. and State of Colorado.
aud more particularly described as follows.
to-wit: The Southwest quarter Is. w. "a.
and the South half Is. ~ OF the Southeast I
quarter Is. T.. ~. Of Section Three tsI, and
the Northeast quarter IN. +. ili, and the
North hall IN. "a Of the Northwest quarter
en-. W; Aij, Of Section Ten tiOI all in Town
ship Twenty-Five l25l South. Range Fifty
seven tjIl West OF The 9th z. NJ, together
a n
kind belonging or Hppertaining to said land.
particularly Three Hundred IBDl shares OF
the Capital Stock of the Tempas Creek Reser-
voir. Ditch and Land Company, as evidenced
by Three l3 several Certificates issued by
the said Company, under date OF April &, 1916,
TO Moses Hallett. as follows: Certificate
numbered TWO Hundred, Twelve t2i2l for
Seventy lIOl shares; and certificate number
ed Two Hundred. Thirteen l2l3l for Seventy
liOl shares; and certificate numbered Two
Hundred, Fourteen l2lil for One Hundred.
sixty ll6Ol shares. at public auction, for cash,
to the highest aud best bidder.
Done at La Junta. Colorado. this 2lst day
of September. 1916. -
1922 ALEN YANT. Sheriff
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-13
Attention Voter.

All persons living in precincts. included
wholly or partly within the City limits
of Rocky Ford must be registered by
the County Clerk or Deputies appointed
by him. The Deputy appointed to make
this registration is John W. Bowman. He
will sit for the purpose of making said
registration between the hours OF IL
o'clock noon, and o'clock p. NJ, COM
mencing October 18th and continuing
October l8. 9. 20 and Q in the Rocker
Building. rear OF the First National Bank,
e2o Front Street in Rocky Ford. Otero
County, Colorado. This will be the only
registration made before the General
Election and you Will have to come in
person to register.
This office is in receipt of a written
opinion from Deputy District Attorney,
Hon. A. B. Wallis. stating that during
these five days, those desiring to be re-
gistered must appear in person but that
vouchers are not required. This office
will follow Judge Wallis's advice and will
register without requiring vouchers.
The precincts included in the Rocky
Ford registering district are precincts
! g. 20, 2 / and 22
Geo. E. MeCauley.
--2l County Clerk and Recorder
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-13
Motto. of s,o-LhoId.--- Meeting

Notice is hereby given that the regular
meeting of the stockholders of The Swink
Ditch and Reservoir Company will be
held at the Office of the Company at 92l
Railroad Ave. in the City of Rocky Ford,
Otero County. Colorado. on the first Mon
day in November. A. D. 1916. the same
being the sixth day of November, 1916.
at the hour Of ten o'clock in the forenoon.
at which meeting the stockholders of said
Company are notified to be present
either in person or by proxy. At said
meeting Board of Directors for the en-
suing year will be elected and such other
business will be transacted as may prop
erly come before the meeting.
Given at Rocky Ford, Colorado, this
fifteenth day Of September. A. D. 1916.
C. H. BRlsToL. President.
Attest: BELLE DARING. Secretary.
First Publication Oct. 6, 1916
Last Publication Oct. %, 1916
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-13

An investment of only 25 cents in our
splendid magazine club offer will give you
and your family a monthly income of en-
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Let US show you these magazines.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-13

Having decided to take up the breeding
of thoroughbred sheep on my ranch. |
will offer my entire herd of high grade
dairy COWS for sale. Chester johnson
three miles east Of Cheraw.
Rocky Ford enterprise., 1916-10-13

You can get four standard magazines
one year for rs cents extra by renewing
your subscription to the Enterprise.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

been caught in the Nanticoke river
during the past few days and brought
high prices.
Cleanup week made marked i'm
provement in Seaford and rid the
town of considerable filth.
After motoring to Seaford where
they were to give a musical enter
tainment for the benefit Of their band
the fredericksburg colored band was
called to a halt and the hall ordered
kept closed by the Seaford town coun-
Gil and board of health last Friday
night. These steps were taken as a
precaution to prevent an outbreak of
any contagious disease which might
have been carried by the many visit
ors from the various towns which
have been reported as being infested
with smallpox and who were to be
present a the entertainment. The
musical troup returned home at once.
Although outclassed in age and
weight the Seaford High School base
ball team with several crippled play
ers crossed bats with the Cannon
Athletic Association for the second
time this season on the home grounds
and went down to defeat by the score
Of 13 to 3. Allen of the visitors and
Bigger on the home team did mastery
pitching after the third inning, maxi
ng an exciting contest.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

from the trees when the fire broke
out. An automobile load of people
left town in great haste for the farm
but soon returned as the fire was soon
under control.
Thomas E. Cahall had the misfor-
tune to have fine colt cut by a barb
ed wire fence.
A. Thurman Harris returned home
Saturday accompanied by his son,
Ernest from Baltimore where he went
treatment, the second time at the
Presbyterian Hospital. The little
fellow is being treated now by DR..
Golsboro from Greensboro.
Misses Laura Thawley ard Lola
Fountain and Messrs. Harlan Blades
and Fred Lewis we're invited guests
at the home of Mr. and Mrs. Philip
Cheezum near fredericksburg on Sun
day.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
BURRsvILLE.

Miss Eva A. Thawley entertained
on Sunday in honor of her guests
Mrs. Hammond of Harrington anC
Mrs. Laura Garrett Of Philadelphia
A most delightful day was spent and
this was of course was very pleasing
to the hostess.
Mothers Day was honored in our
churches here.
Mrs. Pearl Masten of Masten's has
returned home after spending several
days at the home of relatives in town.
Mrs. Harry Harmorning is spend
ing some time in Philadelphia as the
guest of relatives and friends.
Mrs. Richard Garrett of the Quak-
er City is spending this week with
her sister. Miss E. A. Thawley.
Chautauqua is coming and many
of our friends are looking forward to
its coming. Denton is expecting a
great affair this year and it is hoped
our people will patronize it we'll.
Children's Day exercises are being
at Central NJ. E. Church
Of which date will be published later.
Our school will close on Friday.
May 26th.
Fire broke out on the farm owned
BY Elmer Raughley on Monday which
might have caused much damage.
they had been burning caterpillars
Mrs. W. G. Wooters entertained
he Larkin Club at her home last
week. The next hostess will be Mrs.
:. E. Sapp.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
GLENDALE.

At the meeting of the trustees held
on Thursday evening it was decided
to build our new church similar to
that of Lincoln. We hope they will
begin work soon and that it will pro-
gress rapidly.
Tuesday afternoon Mr.. Willard
Lynch and Miss Dola Wiley, of near
Greenwood, were quietly married at
the home of George Coverdale, by the
Rev. ]. P. Kelley. They will reside
near Greenwood where the groom is
engaged in farming.
George Jester of Mount Holly, N.
j., has been visiting his parents, Mr..
and Mrs. William Jester.
Mr. and Mrs. J. Paul Cranston
and little daughter, Jean, of Whining
ton are spending this week with Mr..
and Mrs. j. P. Clendaniel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jehu F. Hudson of
Georgetown, were guests of Mrs.
Mary C. Reed on Sunday. Mr.. Hud-
son leaving on Monday morning for
Philadelphia. where he will make a
Mrs. H. W. Jester and children
and Miss Marguerite Kelley spent
Wednesday at the Jester Cottage at
Oak Orchard.
Mrs. Reuben Smith and daughter
Hattie, have been visiting relatives
and friends at MillsborO.
Miss Mildred Ellingsworth enter
tanned Miss Hester West on Sunday.
Edward Carpenter has improved
the appearance of ]. F. Warren's res
Idence by screening the porch, and
has also been doing some repairing
ior ]. H. Warren.
Dorsey Morgan, who is employed at
spent the week end here
With his family.
Little Warren Combs, Jr., of Mid
lltown, is a guest Of his grandmother
Mrs. Mary Reed.
Mrs. Maggie Williams is in Phila
lelphia this week purchasing furni-
ure for her new residence.
R. B. Elliott and wife of Seaford
we're callers at the home of H. W.
ester on Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie Phillips of
spent Sunday with Mrs.
phillips sister, Mrs. James Warren.
Mrs. ]. P. Kelley and daughter,
liss Edith, have been visiting rela-
ives and friends at Hickman.
Mrs. John Argo has been a recent
uest of her sister, Miss Allie Mack
n.
George Coverdale and family enter
aimed on Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
leputy of near Oakley.
Mrs. d. M. Donovan was a Mid
letown visitor on Thursday.
Miss Minnie Reed of Lincoln is
pending a few days with friends in
,wn.
John Milman has been entertaining !
is children, Alfred and Mrs. Emma
ederOff of Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher Welch of Mil !
rd were callers in town on Sunday !
D. NJ. Donovan made a business q
ip to Wilmington on Tuesday.
The Misses Vesta and Mia Macklin
I'VE as their guest this week Miss
llian P. Deputy.
PEGGY TRUTH. s.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
MOUSTON.

Mothers Day was observed at
,be church here on Sunday last and
al who attended enjoyed a good SER
non. The minister and his wife
nieased the congregation very much
,,,;tb their beautiful singing.
The W. C. T. U. met at the home
of John Lofand on Tuesday night,
SSov Is. There was a very good at
tendance with an additional new
member. Let us hope this union will
LOW and become a help to the COM
Mrs. Roy Holliway of Philadel-
,bja IS visiting her parents, Mr.. and
mrs. B. S. Manlove.
Zack Johnson, who is employed at
wilmington, is visiting his parents.
asnch repairing is being done near.
rYouston. Mrs. Burris is having gem
arsI repairs made on her home. and
slr slrs Helen Alexander has added a
sev laS porch to her property.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
OLDER bun STRONGER

To be healthy at seventy, prepare at
forty, is sound advice, because in the
strength of middle life we too often forget
that neglected colds, or careless treat
ment of slight aches and pains, simply
undermine strength and bring chronic
weakness for later years.
To be stronger when older, keep your
blood pure and rich and active with the
strength-building aud blood-nourishing
properties of Scott's Emulsion which Isl
food, a tonic and medicine to keep your
blood rich, alleviate rheumatism aud
avoid sickness. No alcohol in SCOTS.
Scott & Bowls. Bloomfield. NJ.
It Pays to Advertise.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

Ventura No. 1908, is a pure bred Per
cheroD, foaled May 9th, 1909. Dark rich
bay, Is hands high, weight 1850 lbs.
Fine stvle and conformation and a sure
foal getter.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

Lewes-( At Fred Marshall's stable y
May As; 1919; June IL, 1916; 1870.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
THE PERCHER0N STALLION
VENTURA
No. 71043
Spring Season 1916.

Ventura No. 71043, is a pure bred Per
cheroD, foaled May 9th, 1909 Dark rich
bay, 16 hands high, weight 1850 lbs.
Fine stvle and conformation and a sure
foal getter.
PEDIGREE-Sire: Victoria 24449 a.
905), by Besigue Q96O2), by Brilliant III,
Ill16 (2s1sl;, by Fenelon 2ss2 (ss)' by
(756). by Coco II, (714), by .Vieux Chas-
lin (71S), by Coco (712), by Mignon (115)
by Jean lie Blame (7Ss).
Dam of Victoria 94449 t429O5)-Celln-
ette (2o455l, by Louis Dor (5s9D, by
Gerome 1858 $3.50. by Vidocq II. (723),
etc 2nd Dam Chopine G771O, by Fav-
ora 1912 (165) etc.
Dam of Besigue C96O2) - Pelotte
(7695), by Favora (4770), by Superior 454
(730) etc. End Dam Percheronne belong
ing to NJ. Justice.
Dam of Ventura 71O4S-Miss Pompon
1874, by PompOn 25739 (4S499), by BOule
Dor G9129). by Greyin 6S46 l6Ss2). by
La Grange 3065 $3.50, by Brilliant 1871
(755) etc. as in breeding Of above sire.
2nd Dam, Constance of Roanoke "
1878, by DOrval l2297 G917O, by Sultan
(4713), by Bayard (9495), by Estrada 1877
$3.50, by son of Jean lie Blanc C739).
3rd Dam Constance of Roanoke II, 1880.
by Favori 6166 (6666), by ROmulus 1923
(222l, by Prosper (S93), by Decide (S92),
Dy Nleu& GleTT6 Ao54Js Dy Loco AtlIJ etc. ]
as in breeding Of above sire. 4th Dam
Constance VIII, 1915 by Bienvenu 81;
imported 1866, by S. W. Ficklin, Char |
lottesville, Virginia.
He will make this Sprsng season as
follows: aaa---s.-.S : - asz |
Lewes-( At Fred Marshall's stable)-t
May As; 1919; June IL, 1916; 29-30.
! MiifoTd-(Hf Thad Windsor's siablej-l
May 11-12-13-25-26.27; June s-9-1O-22-
1924.
All other days at home stable George
T. Bryan's near Overlook, Delaware. /
TERMS $1,000 TO INSURE.
In these days of heavy farm machinery,
leavy team is needed. Large horses are
n demand. To supply their own need
or a sire of heavier horses, the owners
purchased this stallion, and will give the
,ublic the benefit of his services at the
bove price. Farmers, here is what YOU
ave been looking for. See him, use him.
Geo. 7. Bryan, Manager.
Post Office Address, Nassau, Del.
12-st
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

He will make this Sprsng season as
follows: asA-s.--S uu.--.aaa ..-v ass,
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
Hoyinp a PubIic Fountain.

Because of the bad sanitary condi-
tions around the public fountain in
the town of Seaford the town author
tiles have ordered it moved from the
old location to the corner of Market
and Front streets. This will be as
convenient for teams and far more
sanitary as to the surroundings.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
KnIinr Sfrnr Doc.

A stray dog has a very poor chance
in either Seaford or vicinity. because
of the several cases of rabies which
occurred here in the past year. In
Seaford all dogs must be muzzled
when on the streets.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

A number Of new shacks in which
to lodge the foreign help which will
be brought to Seaford to work in the
canning of peas have been erected at
the Greenbal N Canneries. These are
the largest pea-packing canneries in
the eastern part of the United States,
and for three weeks employ many
hundreds of work people in hulling,
and canning the peas.
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19
Tomato Growers, Attention.

We will operate a canning factory
At Greenwood this year and announce
that we are now ready to contract for
tomatoes. We will pay the highest
market price for them and will run
me plant to its fullest capacity. It
will nay you to get in touch with us
before signing your 1916 tomato con-
tracts. Get busy at once.
Greenwood Canning Company.
Managed by Reckord Brothers,
5-19-2t Belair Maryland
Milford chronicle., 1916-05-19

new trains win be au.--
known to the general pull
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-14
@abre 9teutralitdt.
9Imerifaniitbe gientraIitdtsIisa
tritt fir lie Elm.
8cmsgnug in Sre9Oii.

gortlanb, Oregon. 10. mai. Sine
Der ar0Bten NlailenberIammIungen,
Die iemals in Oregon itattgefunoen
baben uno bon Der NmerifaniIhen
ReutraIitdtss9 9iga einberufen porben
NOR. BOT bier i'm 0eutiben 6eeIe
ftattgefunOen. $50 8elegaten, nelhe
0eutlne, irldnbiI9e, finniIhe, ffan-
DinobiIhe, tiirtifne uno bulgariIne
8ereintgungen in alien Setien 1ea
stoates pertraten, noren 3u Dem
Apnpent eri6ieneu unb Die 8erIamm,
HingsboIle, Die gr0Bte Der Sta0t, mar
lerort nit SeiInebmern iibsrfuut. oab
5Inberte fetnen 3utritt nebr finoen
. sEpnteH. prdii0ent Grnit aroner riei
de 8erfammlung sur Gronung, 3sb.
q. Gpermatt. 9rior Ser 8enenittiners
2lbtei, fprdn Oas 8eoet uno. Rihter
9. $. 9arcp DON Salem, sin ber.
borragenber pionier pon Creqon.
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g1eutraIitdt. Ran i6m, Der Ipdie.
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9roner iiber bic Brin3ipien Der Reu.
irnIitdtsseiga, bic 5u Gunden einea
embargo segen @nffenausfubr, nah
ren 9rHerifanismus. gsreitid5aft in
bsrntinftigsr gBeife. 5rsibeit Der gleerc
upo 6reibsis anierer aaufIeute.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-14
9tm @noc Ger Strait.
Sic bdlftc Der iransdiii6ea gIrmee
fanpft 0t; Beroug.

Berlin, 10. M1i, Orobt!os naf
Go9Dile. g. 5. SH ~&oae5Io.t"
peroffentlitt 6sr 6etounr Wilitdr.
f6riftfsler 0oior T}ora6t einen Or.
titI, in 6sm Ct bie @ebGgpiung ouf-
IteIt. oaB Die 5rou5oiea lei @ers
BUN uidt losniger oIs 100000 MonE
bic 6aifte Der gauseu Fgdn3oiiaer
s'reittrdfie. orgefsbt 6oten, nal.
reno bic GeutIden init peit 9t,iH.
ssren 3nblen Ocresben.
~0sr beutfds aa8riff auf Ser
Gun. 8itiert bic lleoeriesno1rihtens
ogsntus ben moior, rbssrIaoet Ft
auf Die asriAmstternbc g2;rtuns ser
6euti9sn @rlQtt;e. 81: Groteuus
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-14
](cne pmle 6ei l)eroun.
Sutite, i'm teiIweiien Ssit pon Siael sO4,
btrtiten ntuen 9Ingrif not.
Stalitncr 0iBten bis6u 5000 Off3itrc Gin.

tIeinersr SFeitungen i'm 8siten I'm
9eginne bes arisges nur9 I6nere
qrtiaerie mar MIR bos 4orIpiel Der
iebigsn 9trtirterietdmpfe, Die Graus
3oisn iino njdt in Der Gage, NIT
0eutI6lanb 5u tonturrieren, mas
g(rtilerie unh Mtunition onbetrifft.
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tun9 Der beutf4en 2trtillerie berurs
facht uno audi burb Die 2lusbauer
Der Jron5oien, bic ibre Gjrdbsn nicbt
rdumen moIlen.
nSb9leih man olIgemeiu annimnt.
oaB Die 2tngriifsarmee piernol gr5s
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ormee, 10 If bic 3obl Der 9eutIben
i'm @erbuna2lbI6nitt nur einbolos
mai 10 aroB, aIs bic frausDIiItbe
2trmee bort. Die 3abl Der 5ransus
fen bel Ssrbun betrdgt nt6t ment4
ger oIs 100000 Monn. 0tefe
3abl teprdfentiert bic
$ dtfte ber gau5en ottis
BEN fron36ftf6en armee
uane beutTden GrfoIge i'm Often
uno i'm @eiten nurben nit sablens
mdfig unterleeenen 3ruppen ers
ruu9en. Die 0iterrei9iT6 lngaris
itben 9ruppen boIten felt einem
Sabre einen 3lpeimal iiber!egeuen
Ge9uer in S4ob. Die Sauptele-
mente bes Sieges - geTaaffenbeit
Der 2ruppen uno perIonlider nut
- perbetfen uus 3u alien gorteis
len"
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-14
Sritiide Greutl,
.Slntregimcmt TIT oSr.
laitO i6arf tritiiiert.
Sbaw uerteiOiat Hebellen.

2pnbpn, 10, Mai. Die 0erluie
Der engIifden 1ruppeu BET benz
9tufitanbe in SrIono betrugen, nie
qremier Q(squiib bem 0auie Der
Gemeinen mittsilte, 124 Sute, 38s
@eripunbete unb 8 @ermiBte, im
gan3en SCI. Bon OffiSieren purs
cen II setDtet unb 46 oerlounbet.
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3et6net in einem 2eiturtitel bic mis-
litdriiden 5inridtun9sn in Dublin
ais GireueI4. n0ir tonnen eS pers
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ernite Marnung n6tig mar. Bon
itBt an ToIIten ole 8erb0noIunaen
DffentIi9 iein. Die 9ubIiner Re
bellen baben bosIeIbe 8eft nie Sir
Roqer Gaiement."
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-14

6anbeI 8u treiben nit mem i6nen
beIiebt, frei pm 0ittaten zines Gmif>
Idrs Der brttii6en 9roue in Die
G6ranten tritt. Die g2eutrns
litdts 2iga piinidt ausfinoia 3u
maden, per bic binter grdiioent
WiIIun ftebenbe N}o6t iit. unb aroner
f4lob feline Rebe nit ben QDorten.
nGrpdblen Sic ni6t einen Monn
gum prdiioenten Der Ser. 5taaten.
Der niht Die Sterne nno Streifen
3ur geadtetiteu 5Iasge Ser WeIt
maat." Inter ben Damn naffoIaens
Den 3ebnetu befanben iid]: 0fe @eifte
liden GppIing uno Gregorp uno gros
f.iior 0ooIing. Gs nurben geTo=
luttoneu angenommen, porin bic
41rtn3ipien Der 9leutraIitdtss2iea i'm
0oiiiert iDuroen.
Der Sonntagsbote und der Seebote. (Milwaukee, Wis.) 1912-1922, 1916-05-14

Berlin, 10, Wloi, orabtlos mad
SoppiIIe, 6. s. Der geItrige Sag
bot. nie Der heutf6e 9eneroIitot
9eItern mitteiIte, ben 9eutfben neue
GrfoIge i'm 8ebiete peitli6 bon Der
Mao8 etnsebradt. Der 9auptans
griff rihtete ii4 gegen bic tueftIiuen
Qbbdnse bes 6iigeIs 304, bic i'm
ensiten 3uIdmmenbans nit ben Nus
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287, brett fiioIib bon !0aucourt unr
NIT Siigel 394 uno bem n5oteH
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Ri9tung loufenbe 2inie biIoenD, Be-
finbet ii9 felt 0oden in beutithen
6Gnben. Gr TT Der 8ernpuntt Der
beutl1en SteIlung TiibIi6 bon 5m.
court, uno bon benz 6iigeI aus err
folgt Der tpeitlide 9tngriff ouf 304.
S6on aus bieiem Grunbe 1T bas
ba3niI6enIiegenbe Serroin BON gros
Bem miIitdrii6em Merte.
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3bidumont ipeiter gttdmpft, obne
boB irgenbeine @eranOernng in Der
StelIsng eingetretsn tpdre, 8ie Grs
tIdrung bes oeutf4sn 9eneralitobes
botte foIoenben 0ortlout:
gMeitIider ariegsidaupIob;
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foI9en Bel SiigeI 304 nobmen mir
fiibli9 bonn Sernitens6ii9eI, fiibGid
BON Saueourt, mebrere feinbIibs
@rdben i'm Sturmongriff. @erfus
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fonssnen if in3ipiIben ouf bre
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9efan9en eenommeu. Nir erhsu.e.
ten neun Mofdinengefotbe.
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heR dront fanosn qotrouigsriampfc
ftott. bic fir bic @eutFben erfoIgs
reid !uartu.
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fdauplos: g1id1's gu tsyitten."