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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
j. S. IS DRIVING
MEDICINE MAN
FROM RESERVES
Physicians Take Place of Old Time
"HealeIs" With All Indian Tribes
Fight Waged on tuberculosis.

Even the Indian medicine man is
passing away The white man who
banished his red brother to a few
reservations scattered through the
country has now superseded the time
honored dispeller of sickness upon
whom the Indians relied in DAYS past
TO cure their ills
Under the supervision of the de-
partment of the interior vigorous
campaign to check tuberculosis and
trachoma which are spreading rap
idly among the Indians, has been
started. The number of regular agen-
cy physicians has been increased from
SO to 1870, and contract physicians
from So TO 76. The appropriation for
relief Of distress has been increased
from 100000 to $350.000. while
many additional field nurses and ma
irons will be employed during the
coming years in the effort to furnish
the best possible service to the In
dianS.
The red man has learned in the past
few years to turn to the white man 5
physician when in sickness New hos
pitfalls are being erected and equipped
on many of the western reservations
IN Montana hospital has been built
on the Blackfoot reservation, and a
new one is being constructed for the
Flathead Indians at Fort Spokane.
On the western Shoshone reservation
in Idaho a day school is being remod-
eled into a hospital
A special effort is being made to re
duce infant mortality among the In
dians in order to perpetuate the race.
while campaigns for sanitary clean
UPS of the camps and reservations are
being made to improve the conditions
under which the Indians live, Frank
lir X. Lane, secretary of the interior,
has impressed upon his department
that sick Indian is an economic loss
tc his family and tribe, Hence the
preventive measures which have been
adopted all over the country.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
BREWERS BILL IS
SUBJECT OF TALK
Mayor j. l.. Anderson of The Dalles
Addressed Large Crowd at NJ
Il. Church.

That one brewery in eight days
could make all Of the beer allowed by
law in the state for month is the
statement of Mayor j T. Anderson OF
The Dalles, president of the commit
tee of one hundred and sometimes
known as the father of the oregon
prohibition law, who spoke to good
sized audience at the Methodist
church last evening. AIR. Anderson
in speaking of the proposed brewery
amendment, declared that this shows
that the brewery interests predict fa-
vorable legislation because they could
not afford to run as small a period
of the month as that.
Despite the fact that the brewer
les in oregon were running in 1915,
said Mr.. Anderson, there was
brought into Wasco county $1,000
gallons of beer from other states
There was nothing said about the
money going out of the state at that
time. During the first six months
this year under prohibition there has
been shipped into Wasco county only
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28

USES FOR MINT.
There are innumerable ways in
which the ever present spearmint bed
ought to be utilized besides for the
rebular mint jelly, ice or punch.
boil sprig with new potatoes,
beans or peas
I'm spicing young beets add a
sprig TO the heated vinegar and spices
or in canning the same simply lay a
few leaves In the top Of the can be-
fore sealing.
S-Chop finely and sprinkle just
before serving, over an iced fruit
compete or over a sweet fruit salad.
Regular mint jelly. ice or punch.
chicken or veal salad it gives de-
cidedly piquant flavor.
5-Add, chopped fine, as you wouio
parsley. to deviled eggs or ham.
6-Chop coarsely and add three
heaping teaspoonfuls to one half cup
weak vinegar with brown sugar to
taste, to serve with roast lamb.
lastly there Is no greater deli
cacy than candied mint leaves if one
has the patients to make them sue
csssfully,
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
nELICIOrS nMEI.EyTS

The omelet makes a delicate way
Of serving eggs during the warm
summer days, when one wants foods
as light and airy as possible. The
plain omelet may be varied in many
ways so that it will be surprise TO
the family each time.
Orange Omelet-Beat the yolks Of
4 eggs. add tablespoons of orange
juice, IL teaspoonful of salt, and the
grated rnd OF half an orange. Beat
the whites until stiff, and then fold
into the yolk mixture Turn into a
hot buttered omelet pan, cook very
slowly until Drowned underneath
then put into the oven to finish cook
ing. Especial care will have to be
taken in cooking this omelet that ii
does not burn, because the sugar will
tend to make ii scorch easier
Jelly Omelet-Make an omelet in
the usual way, Just before it is roll
ed to send to the table spread the top
with currant, apple, ounce or grape
jelly, fold over or roll, and serve.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
Daily Chats With
the Housewife

and transferred after twenty minutes
boiling. to the cooker The roast
should be ready 10 serve within three
to six hours after It is put in. ac-
cording to the heat used With the
radiators, less time should be allow
ed and less water put on the meat.
In the morning, make pastry
shell for the cobbler and pare and
slice the peaches and cover them
with sugar. Put the roast in the
cooker and wash the lettuce. About
tn minutes before dinner, whip the
cream and make the cobbler, make
the French salad dressing, open the
cooker and serve the dinner. An
iced drink may be added.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28

they thought to be the fall turned
in closer to the river edge. The ca
noe turned around completely twice
and then swell hit It and turned il
over, throwing them into the water.
Survivor Barely Escapes.
Water. the youngest boy, grabbed
their pack and told his brother to
let the canoe go and started to swim
ashore. He was drawn under twice
and in attempting to secure hold
on the rocks was torn from them.
He landed on a rock and recovered
his breath and strength, called loudly
for help but as there was nobody il
sight he again attempted to make
shore and gained the bank among
the rocks.
He did not see hts brother from
the time that he told him to let the
canoe go and long search was fruit
less.
He attempted to get the Indians to
help him. but they declined.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
A uRELEss COOKER DINNER.

A summer night dinner that can
Re prepared in the morning, leaving
the afternoon free from thoughts OF
cooking is as follows: Pot roast with
potatoes and vegetables, lettuce sal
ad, bread and butter and peach cob
bier.
The pot roast should be scared ana
Drowned nicely on all sides and put
into the cooking vessel OF the fire
less, surrounded by potatoes, carrots,
onions, parsnips, turnips, and SO on
all cut into cubes and seasoned with
salt. pepper, a bit Of bay leaf and a
few cloves and water added. If the
radiators Of the cooker are used, a
cup or pint of water is sufficient; II
not, the meat should be nearly COW
cred with water, brought to boil
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28

$50 gallons of beer The amount OF
money which would accrue to the
state from allowing breweries to run
would be very SMALL
Showing the benefits OF the prohi-
bition law during the first six months
of its operation. Mr. Anderson de-
clared that the number of prisoners
sent to the oregon penitentiary dur
ing the first six months was a de-
crease of 40 per cent over the same
period in 1915 The Dalles police
force had been cut down 40 per cent
and for the first time since 1853 that
town was without Jailer. The cost
of feeding the prisoners which for.
merly ranged from $35 TO $40 a
month was now from nothing to S5
month.
"Umatilla county" said Mayor AM
derson, brings in more liquor, ac-
cording to the population than any
other county in the state but this is
not bad since the records for the first
six months show that only one quart
of liquor had been received to a per-
son, in the aggregate
In discussing the proposed dry law
which would stop the importation of
liquor into oregon by declaring it il
legal. Mr.. Anderson stated that the
legislature must back up the law if
passed or ii would fall flat To make
it effective the possession of liquor
must be declared felony Idaho is
said to be air tight, at least until the
United States supreme court passes
upon the law.
The proposed brewery amendment
while appearing much like the pres
ent prohibition law IS much differ
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
To REMOVE FRUIT STAINS FROM
TUNEN

Put some powdered sulphur on a
plate, pour on il few drops of alco-
hol, then put the larger end of a fun
mel over the plate, Set the alcohol
aflre and. as the smoke comes out
the smaller end of the funnel, hold
the stain over the smoke for few
minutes Wash in cold water and
hang In the sun.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1916-08-28
CANOE|ST BROWNS
in CELLO RAPIDS
George ROOs of Portland Is Lost But
Brother Manages to Reach
The Shore

THE DALLES,, Ore, Aug. Is
While attempting to make the rapids
at Cello at o'clock yesterday after
noon, George Roos of S21 Sixth street.
Portland, was drowned His brother,
Walter Roos, succeeded in swimming
a whirlpool in safety.
The Roos brothers had shipped
their canoe to Lewiston, Idaho, two
weeks ago and followed it there 10
spend their vacation on a trip down
the Columbia river. They took their
time and camped along the river and
had no accidents until they reached
the Cello canal.
Warning Is Displayed.
When they arrived at the canal
they found signs warning them off,
but could find no one to give them
information. They took the first lap
of the canal until they came to the
first gate, where they lifted the ca
noe over and started down the sec
ond lap. Before they reached the
second gate they met an Indian, who
informed them that there were six
more gates to pass over and as they
had already damaged their canoe
making the first gate, they decided
TO so back into the river, which they
managed after considerable labor.
Then they attempted to make the
rapids and by hugging the Washing
ton side they managed to get close
to the big eddy. Here they misinter-
preted the river and hearing what
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-05
syinbet in 9euti6tano a1ssusin;
Inertennung.

mferba m. a. Gusuit. Die
bsuti9en 3eitunsen Ftmmen Sdrin
therein, oaB bic Grnenuuns SesJetoi
mari6dls BON Sinbenburs suntO6ers
tommanbeur allsr Sruppen on Der
5itli6en syront Elm meiiterhafter
Sfa6sus isi. Die .6amburser yoa4s
ridten" iasen: Or III Der re9teRann
am redten plat. Gin ldnsit bon uns
I,rem Bolt sebsster Dunfd, Der dber
nisndlB oirstt gum ausSrud sebrd9.
tpcrbsn lit. 1T bdmit m grfiiluns sss
sansen. Sn Der iesissn arifia an Str
oflifen Gront mar es brinsenb nos
tbia Sab bic Deridiebenen Sesrsss
sruppen inter Elm ein3ises Sbers
tommanoo eeitellt tpiirben. glIe aoms
Manicure DON armeeR an Der 6itliden
Jront iperben F9 bereittpillisit unb
obne Uturrerl Der Wutoritdt bes Jelos
mariHaGs Don Sinbsnburs unisriisIs
len.1
Die r8Slniiae goItsaeituns1 iast:
.Das 8ertraiien DeuiTdIanbs in feis
ne grmesfiibrer i'm Often mar nies
mas eridiittert, bic grnsnniing BON
SinbeHburss madt dber bieie 3uber.
iitt 5u einsr dbioluten.
Jtolien siebt ben WerIuit
BON 3tpet lnterfees
booten5u.
8Rom, 4. efusuit. Sn elmer off.
sielIen antiinbisuns tpirb Der @.rIuf.
DON 3fpei llntsrieebooten suseitanben.
Jn Der gsianntma4uns belt ss, Sab
bic lnteriee5Oote init anbsren Dor
Idngerer 3eit na9 Der feinbliden
stiifte abaeganssn isisn. Du he .nicbi
nah ibrsr Bats suriidseiebri iinb,
mtffen iie als perIortn aufseseben
iperben.'
Qfm 8. Qfuduif fuarrhe NON ailitn ana
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Mls 3uirieoenfteuenb
geseidnst bic bsuti4e &s'
gieruns bic q Rabrungss
mittels Situation.

Berlin, ii6er 9pnppn, 4. 9ug.
= Ginsr offi5ielsH grtIGrung 3u'
folss, ipelde it6 NIT Der pirt9itdTt'
lidsn Gage pes @pltss befdbt, 1T bic
Ra6runasmittel Situattrn in
Deuti6lanb cine 3ufrieoeniiellenbe.
Sn Der GrtIdruns piro Elm Iers
oleih sssossn 5tpii6en bem grnteers
gebhib Der Sabre 1914 uno 1915. gs
bsibt barin:
Die porSiisli9s Organization Der
Rabrunssmittel 8ertbsilung, oas
Spitem bss fpariamen @erbrduds
unb bas 9lufitapeln DON 8orrdthen
bat es uns erm0eli6t, iibtr bas pirths
itaftlia unsiinitise Sabr 1851
obne Ihpsre Bsbrobung, oes Ssiunbs
beits5uitanbes unieres 0pltes tpegsus
tommen. Gas Sa6r 1851 psrs
Ipri6t Elm nod pisl sufrisbenitelIenbe'
res gu tperben".
Die @sriidte hetreffenb etne bros
benbs Sunsersnotb ober cine tpeitere
griarGntuns pes 9erbrultas perben
in 9tbrebe seifellt, unb gum SdIuNs
bsiBt ss: vllnisr Gleii4porratb ses
niist, unb eine 0ereinborung nit ben
9iebsiihtern garanttrt eiHeu reifli-
den @prratb DON G9ipeineileifd, Die
5ett Ration bon 80 Gramm pro
.gAa6e ~ttb ala seEiissnb= srsStst-s
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Gin S@redensr
9atte Der in San Bruncisco in @srs
btnbung nit bem 8ou6enattentat
Der9aftete Sbomds s. I&oOnep
gepIant.

San 5rancfsco, Gal, A.
&aguit. 0titrittsanpalt 6. 80. Gis
tert Der0ffentlt4te am Sreitag einsg
5beil Der DON Der ppliSei in Der Wobs
nung bes in @erbinbung nit benz
9ombenattentat berbafteten S9oma8
S. Wooneb 9efltnbenen RorrefponbenS,
aus nel4er angeblt9 beroorsebt bae
Wtoonep geplaRt bate, 1ur4 ben Sms
port Don anur4titen aug aRberen
Stdbten in San syrancisco eir
S9redens Regiment gu inuugurirsn.
Woonep bate 9tbf6riftsm aller ieiner
9rieef be9aIten. Su sinem berIelben,
tpel4er an etnen 8ealnten Der Srgas
niIation Der synbuitrie Qlrbeiter i'll
Gbicago geri4tet 1T, beiBt es: $50
piinT3e in foforttge @erbinbung nit
15-2O Rptben gu treten, tpelhe gu irs
9enb einem 8Drge9en bereit iino."
sSn eiHem 8riefe an SO. SuptpoOo,
ben g&attondffetretdr Der sSn6utries
2lrbeiter, berlangt Moonep, buB .beiBs
bditige WlGnner" nab Gan sSranctsco
tOmmen, um ii9 berf9iebenen llnioa
nen un8ui4lieBen unruben gu erres
gen, ge9en bic Sdupter Der llntonen
gu re6eatren unb alles au tbuH. UNI
8erpirrung an3uri9ter.
.2uiIen Sic mir freie San6 in
San Srancisco, bdnn tperben ii9 0ii1z
ge ereignen, ipel9e ME Subor perIudjt
porben iparen, uuo bic 2lr6eiter nerz
ben mi9 aIs i6ren Giibrer dnerten.
nen, i, 81 !dl
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Gin italieniiber sslieger'
ansriff ami Sitriea.
Gins Der Glus5euge BON
einem Dterrei9if&en
E(iedsr ubdeTt1pffen

llt e u W v ".
Berlin, 4. 2luguit. 2luf brabtIos
lem Dege na6 sdppilIe. Sas 0itsrs
.reitif9 unsarifde Rorinemiuiites
rum tinbist an, baB am l. auguit
ein italisniides syliesersei9puber,
aus IA Wafdineu beitebenb, .insn
'lIsbsriaG auf Sitrisn madte unb Elm.
Der feinbIiten Wafainen absei9oHsH
'tporbsn isi Di. gstanntma9ung laus
tet ME folst:
r9tm l. 2lusuit, I'm balb oat ll6r
.Worseus, fIOg ELM italienii4ss 5Iis'
gsrgsianaoer, aus IA srobsn Sumpfs
flugs.ussn bsitebeno. pid ptruno uad
Sftrien. Der 2eiitnaut SanfieIo itieg
in sinem Warineflugaeug Don Srieit
aus auf unb perfpIgte bic feinbIi4en
Jtisssr iibsr gang Sitrisn. get Jiume
errsi6te CT cine 9ruppe pon iiebeu
Gaproni Waf6ineu, BON benen er cine
in elmer 616e DON 200 Meteu ab<
i6ob. Der 5iibrsr tpuroe sstDotet uno
bic bsiOen geoba6tsr spurben gsfdns
aen genommen. 2eutnant gdnIielo
tsbrte nit ieiner Mai4iHe unbei4da
hint auriid.
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Die 1tnterIeebDpte Der
Nerbiincetem
Hdumeu pieber ge60rig
unter BEN Sdiffen ber
4lliirteu auf.
tlommsu iporben lei.

Wllttrttn q VI.
2onoon, 4. 2tusrit. Der idpanis
nii4e 9ampisr .&obino Raru" Don
1852 5pnnen, Der britiits Dompfer
g. 6. Gru5,peq" unb Der italieniI6e
Dampfsr .gitta oi TeHiua", Don
2454 5ounsn, iinS osrientt porbsn,
ME bon glODS ansstifhbisi ipurpe.
Gin onbersr italisuii6er 9ampfsr
beTsrbeu Ramens,, Der als italienii6et
Sitfstreu5sr ausssriiftst sporben mar,
tpurbe i'm Suni in Der Strdbe bon
Otranto BON einsm Iuterieeboot Der'
ieHtt.
6dpre, 4. 2lusuit. 3fpei britii4:
S6oner iinb in Der gaittipo9 Ra6t
i'm ensliiden aunaI torpebirt lporbsn.
Die gefasunsen parOsn serettet unO
fierberge6ra4t.
Berlin, a. 9lusuit. 4uf bru6tlos
lem Dsse mad Sapuiae. q. q. Die
beuii9en Marinsbsb0roen iiinoistsn
pabrenb bss sages an, bab an %.
Suii aht enslii6e Rotor SsssI'
i6iffe unb Elm ensliitsr Giidbampfsr
BON eiuem oeutfd,en lluterieebppt oers
isnft tporben ieieu.
Der 9erluf Der 9riten II
Offt5isren.'
apnbon,4 4. 2lusuit. Gus ben
@erluitliitsn, bic stpiItsn bsm I. uno
Is. Suli ber5fientlitt tpurbsn. III err
ii6tli6, tpie beftis bic admpfe ieit
hsm gesinn Der sroBsn Cffsniips an
Der tpeftliten Groni rplren. @s ergiebt
ii4 bdrous, bab in bisfen spei Wo'
den bic gritsn 1884 Offisisre DerlOs
rem baben, ndmli5 so an Sostsn,
1764 an 9erpunbetsn unb 290 an
9ermibten. Geit benz 8eginn Sss
arieges unb big gum 10 Sult iiuo
.bemna5 9577 Offi5iste set6Siet uno
20, 200 perpunbe. prroen nno 2261
tperben oermib.. mr4t suidmmsn
32,O58.
Wie fur9t6ar bisIe ResineHisr ses
Iitien haben, seht uus ben foIssitben
SffisiersperIuften beroor:
.ycriIbires, 40 sstOotet. 120 Dsr'
iuunbst, permiBt u; gsortbumbera
lamb. "a sst6btst, 126 Deripunb.t, 13
Dermibt; aonbons, q setSbtet, 70
pfripunbet, 80 psrmibt; 2ancaibires,
% setDbtet, SO periuunbet 21 .fperber
permibt; Srifb gifls5, 25 set0bt.t,
80 pertpunbet, 25 perben Dermibt;
fyeIb : 9lrtileris, % set5btst. 7s Osrs
punbtt, A permibt; Warpidfbires, "a
set0biet, 81 psrnunSst. IL berntibt;
Rundbisr. "a setSbtst, 40 peripunbst;
mandeitsrs, "a sstoOtet. 45 perpun.
bet; StaffOroibires, II srt0btet, AT
ireripunbst, 10 permibt.
Msbrsre nnbsrs aaesimerter Derlos
ss,l- MGR nls 90 Oifiaiers. Noa As.
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1866 9ommen
0ieprGientireu Die nentralen Sdiiir,
iuelde BON Gnglanb auf bic
Sduar5e Cite seiett
iunr6en.

2on6on A. glugllit. Die neleite
Sdmnr5e Cite neutrqler S9iffe, Die
CHI Sreitag ber0fferrtlift tplirbe, re-
praientirt 9anlpfer lu1b Segelidiffe
bon insgeialrtn1t 1856 Soruert,
tpelfe bon briti6en &beoerr nidt Be.
nust tper6en bitrfen orrf BEN @rltrtc,
baB Die Sdiffe inn Dieitite urneittra-
ler Siltereiien iteber ODER eeitnnbeh
6o6en. Der frii6er ber6fferltlitten
Sdrpar5en Site pltroen jest cic
S6iffe CLARA Gabis", n6annic
gaImer" lmb rOaflep s. Gurtis"
>ie id1untIiA sic amerifaniide Slngge
fiibren, bin5ugefiigt, ipdbrenb bic
alnerifnii6en g6tffe ,'seneca" ulo
D@ogar Wt. WalrooG" BON Der &tite
geftrihen pltrben.
9ortpfer Der @aener.2ittie, peIde
bon ben grtten gefdpert tpltrben mto
jett, biA sltr @tJeiteiblrng oes Bri.
iergeriht5, in Dem 3tegicrung56ierdt
,Q&ommen muroelL eriteilen nli Der
9iIte ofne 9lnoeutrrq ibrer g2atiOno.
litot. nGbreno Ole a1oeren Sabr5euge
Set Siirie als aulerifalrii4e Sd]ifie
aufgefiibrt ftno.
@tlte grobe 9ln5obl bon SdtifcIl
|puroe tentporGr non Der S6npar8en
3iite geitrid,ert, iolange lie rGlnLid
neutralen (foI beiben ensliiden Sns
tereFen 4nm. b. Reb) Snterefen
bienen.
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Sspm tiirfii@en 6riegs'
fHaiiplat.
Die Ruiien erleiben i'm &auiaius cine
iaipere RiebsrIass.
gu6 in Der glG5e bss Sue5.anals e.
rinsen bic 9iirten neue Grfolge.

aonfantinopel, 2. 4usuit
u.6sr g0npun, a. ausuif. 5n eintl
am Mitttpo1 erlaFentn offi5isllet
geianntnm4uns tperbeH Nieberldser
Der RuTsn in Irmenien unb Der Bri'
ten auf Der Sinai 5albiLIel, in bsl
Rdk bes SueStanals angesiinbtSt
gs tpirS barin erildrt, bab IN einel
gd,ladt in Der @essnb BON @snott II
armenien, bic fiinf Gage ssbausr'
bate, bic auHen mebr als 3o0OTsanr
an sobten perlorsn bdttsn. Die BE
!anntmaduns iautet tpie folst:
rglm Der Stat GrOnt 1T bic Gag
unperdnbers.
.perIii& gront: llni.re 7rnppsr
.perfolssu bic auf Dem Riidsus bsfinb'
liden Ruifen unb baben 9usnsn
nSrbli9 BON Sati,, erreihi.
raautaiiide JrOnt: Sn Der Gesent
Ron gitlis unb Wsui9 babsn ileinsr'
gef.6te itattsefunben. 5einolide I'M
'sriffe aiIf uniere porgeidobensu po'
iitionsn, bic in Der Gesenb bon agnot'
sessn Torboifsn DOrfprinseH. unb BIZ
Don elmer perbdltnibmdbis tleiner
Sruppen,abI pertbeibist ipurbsn
,purben flint Sdge lang nit iiebeu
Observation-Disclosures. bier aapalle'
ris : R.sirnentsrn uno mehr ola 80
GelDseidiisen unb 9aubissn nnanter'
bro6en ansesriffsu. Der Jeinb iuurbs
aber NIT iebr idwersn gerIuiisn su-
riidstihlasen unb oerlor in bieier
G6taat m.br als 1000 Wonn an
aobten. llniere 0erIufte ipartn I'm
@srbdItrib febr Helm.
.afm Dienitas Norssn sriff Der
5einb NOD borbersesansenem iisber
siunbtn Iansem gombarbement mil
friI9en 9ruppsn an. er ipurbe ubsr
tpiebsr. oubrorbentlicb ifytpere Der.
iufte erleibenb, suriidsef@Iasen.
.llniers am msiiten uorsef4obensn
Sruppsn ipurbsn ilad ettpus ipeits.
surIldselessnsp goiitiOnen suriidse5o-
gen, ba lie In ben alien poftionsn
bon tpenis Wertb ipcrtr.
sJm Centrum unb am Iinten 0tii,
gel, an btt aiiffs, fanben teine Rdms
pfc DON Wi9iigieii fsati. Gin Usrfud
Der Rnifsn, ipsftIid Don gr5insan
Dor5uriiden. mar gang erfOIsIOs. Der
Gtinb befebis aala 8urnu, ipsitIin
non poIotbuns. Gin ruiiifdey gleros
plan iDurbe an Der aiife bes S4nar.
'5sn Neeres ubsfdoHsn unb bic Jn.
iaHtn tDurbsn sefunssH senOmmtn.
NM 80. SuIi lanbstsn, usisr bsm
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u il iieniebta alfe dffe D on
Qusldubern tn 9eutf 9a
lamb dufnetfen.

Berlin 3. Dug, iiber 2onbon.
= 9as qtbHe9men DON Stngerabbriiz
den bat felt 1. luguit aufgeb0rt, nir
i'm Sale Oon 8er6redern angetpdnot
5u tperbsn. sic tperben iebt IN ben
nellen preuBiiden pabreguidtionen
oblieatoriIh gemadt. SGmmtlide
9dTe miiifer DON MIN an ben Singer
a6brud ihrsr Snbaber aufpeifet. 8te
Mabresel tprrbe 5uerit IN 8apern an
esipanbt unb pirb in tur5em auA in
Satien in 9raft treten. 60 itrens
ipirb bic neue @erprbnung aegen Reis
fenbs gebaub6abt, baB bic bieIise
ameritanii9e gotf6aft BON elmer gros
pen MBabl BON QmeritGneru an Der
bollGnbii6en Gren5e, tpeG6e na9
Oeutfhldnb gu tommen tpiini9en, I'm
0iIfe angegdngen tpurbe.
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