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Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Witnesses V;n Co To
Tnsl Oe Col. Walker

Deputy United States Marshall r. r.
Herring in this afternoon serving sub
poenas for Witnesses in the ease Of the
United States versus Emmett +. Walker
and George J. Read. charged with theft
The ease grows out Of the alleged misap-
preparation of government property by
Walker when he was quartermaster gen
eral of the Texas National Guard and the
alleged selling of the property by George
j. Head. former commanding officer OF
the Brownsville Rifles. The ease j. SET
for trial before Judge T. s. Maxev in the
federal court at Austin.
The Brownsville witnesses are:
Lieutenant III. n. Johnson. l.. j Enele-
king. A. :. Gimhle. W. III. Mason. Serct
q. Oat. Richard De los Santos. Jack ID
Craig and Lester Smyth.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
American Troops Chase Bandits Near
Laredo; Tom Coleman Ranch Ruided


LAREDO. Tex, June 1a.-Amerieas
troops sent from here early yesterday in
pursuit of Mexican bandits who raislai
L. \. Coleman 5 ranch near San Sam.
ucl forty miles northwest of Laredo did
not cross the border. according TO rc
ports received by General Mann. com
manding the Laredo district. The ban
dts did not succeed in driving the eigAty
odd horses stolen from the Coleman
ranch across the Rio Grande. General
Mann was informed. the bandits aban-
doned the animals when within ten miles
of the border.
The bandits, or whoever they were.
said General Mann. evidently got r.l.l
feet, fearing the presence of American
troops and abandoned the horses. b-I..rv
they could rush them arross the hort-r.''
General Mann stated that II had tno.
been necessary "a cross the Rio GransIc
in pursuit Of the fifteen men who r.,idea
the Coleman ranch, rs they had ''dr"pp-
cd their loot"
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
THROW OUT AMERICANS" IS
CRY OF ANTI-u.S. MEETING
HELD IN CHIHUAHUA CITY
TyevinO Tells Orderly Crowd He VIII
Back Up Any Agreement Reached
At Gaviya-P PeysIaimg Meeting

by Associated Press.)
CHIHUAHUA. Mex. June l.. Mex.
leans thronged the streets vf chihuahua
today and vigorous anti-Amercan meet
ings were held. The crowds, however
were orderly. The demonstration began
with parade through the principal
streets 70 the military headquarters
where General .Iacinto Trcvino thanked
the crowds for their patriotism and en-
thusia>m. whcrrur"n q half hour If
cheers rcSnundcd and cries of Throw.
"ui me Americans" were heard
General Trcvino announced that amy
agreement reached between General ia
Vir.I and General i'crShing would hc
carried out and hc denied that be- had
said General tavira had no authority
to treat with General PerShing.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Will Put $50 Acres
In Sugar This Year

II. A. Cunningham Of Brownsville, who
Grande IN the La Paloma district. about
fifteen miles north of Brownsville. an
nounced today that he is arranging To plant
the entire acreage to sugar cane. While
Mr.. Cunningham - planning now for the
entire acreage, he Il certain of only 100
acres to cane this year. on account of a
possible shortage in seed. However. IN
two years he expects to have the entire
plantation growing cane
He will install his own irrigation equip
ment, planning 10 use crude oil engines.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
HUGHES JUMPS
INTO CAMPAIGN
HOLDS C0NFAB
FIRST POLITICAL MOVE IN HUGHES
RACE IS REVIVAL OF FORMER
HUGHES ALLIANCE OF ALL
PARTY MEN.
G. o. p. CANDIDATE, AFTER BEING
OUT OF POLITICS SIX YEARS, IS
NOW ENGAGED IN GETTING
BACK INTO GAME.

NEW YORK, N. Y, June l2--Chariss
Z. Hughes, republican nominee for presi-
dAnt, jumped into the race today With the
first campaign conference with party
leaders here. Sir. lfughc-' friends -ay he
j. anxious t. get into the fight actively.
re has been oar 81 touch with politics Tor
six years. n. . 10 get Information and
guidance from close New YORK tncnd-.
The first political move ~ furihcr"nr"
of Hughes election was received today M
the revival oil the Iiughe-' alliance or-am-
zaiion of republicans. democrat- aud an
dependent voter~ which was la-i active ~
1905 during Hughes second campaign
for governor and winch viii cooperate
with the regular republican organization.
Hughes will possibly meet Colonel Roose-
welt while here.
When asked how il felt "to be- drafted
for the biggest job IN the world Hughes
SAID .! can oulv sav there was no que~-
ilon n - what should do"
Among many republican, who called ~
IInrhe~ was George " Wicker-ham. wlu
declined ~ discuss report that ~ w to
be intermediary between Hughe~ and Roo~-
cveIt.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
ACT OF FARMERS
ENDANGERS CITY
DESTROY WATERW0RKS DAM CAUS.
ING MENACE TO THE OKLAHOMA
CITy'S WATER SUPPLY.
fBv Associated Press,

OKLAHOMA CITY. Okla. June - -
Because. il is said. certain farmers,
fearing the inundation II thn;. property
DESTROYED a waterworks dam across ID.
Canadian river late last night. thi. city
today faces grave danger in connection
with the water supply. Shonli the 40
rage OF Hood wa9ers recehr before H..
repairs are made. shortage is feared
Another danger l. that the river NAV
form new channel. A guard placed NJ
the dam could have prevented the De
struction work.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Woman Called To Jury
By Mistake Is Excused

MrSKOGEE, Olna.. June t.. ~
Through mistake in the Jury rolls y
woman answered to the name Of III. o.
Duncan appeared for jury service today
in the trial Of Corley McFarment. a
school tes.her charged with numbering
one Of his pupils in the school basement.
The court asked the woman II she was
II. o. Duncan Of Oktaha and she re-
piled:
Yes, I am ready IN serve on the jury. ''
She was Immediately excused.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Russians Approach
Near Czern0Witz.
tBy Associated l'rrss }

w NNNF"TIFFT TFhNT
PETHDGRAD, June l.. Russian
troops yesterday approached 10 the out
skirts Of Czcrnowitz, the capital Of Blu
kowina. u was officially announced today.
AZ the Russians drew near czerno-
witk, the official report SAYS. numerous
eAplo>itions we're caused by the Austri-
ans within the ritN tkernoMitz. the oh
Jeciive ot the Russian drive, was former
~ in their possession, but they were
compelled la eyacuaic during the Ausiro-
German offensive.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
w alker | rail Opens AT
State Capital Today

AUSTIN, Texas. June l2-Tral in the
federal court was To commence here today
of the ease against f. f. Walker, former
adjutant general of the Texas National
Guard, who is charged. technically with
wrongtully dispcsing OF government prop
ertv.
II was alleged IN the indictment under
that he and others engaged IN selling uni
forms, arms and ammunition and other
equipment Of the guard 10 parties not en-
.itled 10 them. Interesting developments
were expected.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Three RAIDERS KILLED IN RUNNING
FIGHT WITH OFFICERS NEAR LAREDO
Crossed Rio Gyu,sde Near Mines Above
Laredo And Intended To Cut Wires
Another Raid Proves FyMitLeSs


with United
killed according
eeo OF Customs Frank Rab from Deputy Collector Ed Coa Laredo
The telegram said: = y
the
Mexieans Webb
10
composed of Alfred Mathews, IHI
cowboys followed the
three Of the Mexican raiders VIII appazlst
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Overnight Reports Add
Nothing TO Raid News.

NV NN~HEETFU FTfrNF
SAN ANTONIO, Tex, June 20.
ernirht reports to General Funston I'D
ded nothing To the information regard
ine the raids near Laredo and the s.Dut
ing expedition of Cap ain Rell VII" =
said to have followed "a numh.. of Mcx
lean bandits to the border after the ist
'a- -aidci he Tor Coleman ranch I /,
san Samuel. near h"rr. NJ .lc,;.il"l r..
ve' Al
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Mining Men Quit Mines
When They Are Prosecuted.
INV ASsoclnted Press

SOLUMBTS, y. ". June IA parsy
Of American mining men, including scv.
rgai merchants ',om Cusihuiriachic and
,hihrahua ara -ain Ia have reached
''-'icrrl r~rSLing's camp ~ Namiunira
'''ti"i. ~ heX.'..ns VIC axe opposed IN.
the presence ~ American troops. ac-
c"rding 10 truck drivers from CaSas
CrandeS
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
GERMAN ATTACK
TO EAST MEUSE
ONSLAUGHT SWINGS OVER RIVER.
POSITIONS SOUTH OF The vAUx
ARE BOMBARDeD

LONDON, june T. The German
the McuSc. Positions near Sovillc aud
TavanncS, south of Fort Naux. were
heavily bombarded. Fort Souville's fall
II accomplished. might compel the
French 10 abandon this entire line and
fall bsrk on the inner defenscs. Russian
advances in Galicia and Nolhynia ap.
parently are unchecked
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Gasoline Prices Under Spotlight.

WASHINGTON, ID. G.. June l2-The
federal trade commissions Investigations
INTO the upward climb Of gasoline prices,
particularly the failure of the Standard
Oil companies to compete with each other
began here today.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Superdreadnaught Will
Be Commissioned oday

NORFOLK, Va, June 12-The new
superdreadnaught Pennsylvania will be
commissioned at the navy yards here to-
day. with Capt.. Henry B. Wilson in com
nand- After provisioning and coaling,
which IS expected to take about ten days,
the Pennsylvania will proceed to Philadel-
phia. arriving there June Is, when she viii
. opened TO public inspection during the
convention Of the National Association 81
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Markets Show h0W Wall
Street Regard hughes.

NV NN-UtltE'I TFFh-
NEW YORK, y. Y, june l2.-Th way
nomination and Colonel koo-eveii'~ de
IN winch Wall street regard- the lIughc~.
clinat,on was Indicated today when the
stock market opened with a Serie- oi sub.
stanrial advances
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12

LONDON, June l2.-Malme. Sweden.
dispatches say that the Swedish steamer
Emmy, i?6 tons. was torpedoed or struck
by mine OF valsterbo. One member
1T the crew was killed by the explosion
and four others were drowned.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Germans Claim the
Russians Repulsed

AbA Associated lftSsl
BERLIN. June L. The war office
announced today that the Russians were
rrpulscd today that the Russians were
rerulsed n"r'tes>, ~ Srczacs sa'iria
thirteen hnn'''...1 t'i>..n.r> w-'s r.tp-
nr',i
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Officials Do Not Attempt
To Conceal the Anxiety.

FfFN NNNfFIITFN TEFsS-T
WASHINGTON. ID. G., June l2-Of-
f:'ialS are not attempting 10 conceal
their anxiety over the Mexican Situa-
fion, which was aggravated today by re-.
ports of 4 spread of anti-Amcriran feel
ne IN northern Mexico. The carranza
authorities are reported Indifferent "a
what j. going on
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
California To Feed
The Stricken belgians

San FRANCISCO. Cali. June Ic-
California will feed the stricken Rcleians
and war victims in northern France. sc-
cording "a plan ANNOUNCED here today.
Staes products valued at Ss0000 viii IL.
required. A committee was appointed 10
make collections
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12

CHICAGO, ILL.,, june l2.-Mrs. Dolly
Ledgerwood Matters, Charles 7. Mellon,
and Harry Edwards. acquitted three weeks
ago on charge Of conspiracy to foist .
spurious heir on the probate court, we're
Arranged for trial today on another
charge, namely, producing fslse heir.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Won Meyer Believes
G. q. p. Can Elect.

tHy Associated Fress.l
CHICAGO, Ill.,. June l2.-George l.. Won
Meyer. former cabinet member and sup
porter Of Colonel Roosevelt for the repnb
hcan nomination. said today: Il believe
We can elect Hughes II we work together e
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
FAST TRAIN RUNS INTO 200 WORKERS, 2 2KIllED

the track here for . work train today.
killing : number, sericusly tntup(hd
three and bruising = scoee - 16oe. ~
fog obatrueted tAs vistoa ~ ~ vuCk.
|men.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Railway Conference
Comes To Sudden Halt
iRx Assnciafed PrrssN

NEW YORK. n. Y. June -. - The
conference between Representatives of
American railways and their go. .ONi
employees. called 10 avert a threatened
general strike, came 10 sudden halt
after the resumption Of negotiations 10
day due 10 the submission Of counter pro
posals by the railroads.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12

tf'i Associated ITcHSl
NEW YORK. y. Y. June l2-Ameri-
cans arriving here today from Mexico
City say that General Zapata. Carranza' :
most formidable opponent, l. encamped
within thirty miles OF Mexico CITY ready
to attack with huge body of well equipped
men
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Houston Selected For
Angus State Meeting
N. Assnrlli., II. -

iALi.>S. Tex. June l2-Tn- lem
ocaat., STATE executive cv.ni,.itsv. luu.y
selected Houston az the August conven
ti"n city. and decided 10 place on IN,
balla; IL the July - primary the Glib
son bill amending the Robertson inSn
rance law and the question Of snbmis
sion.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Norwegian Ship Reported Sunk.

YMUIDEN, Holland, June Eff
teen members Of the crew Of the Norwe-
gian steamer Burland landed here. II
i reported the ship was sunk BY either
= mine or torpedo
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12
Louis With Platform.
Baker Leaves for st.

tEv ASsociatrd I'Tcss
WASiilNHTON, ID. c.. June IL. -
Secretary of War Baker leaves tonight
for 81. L"uis CARRYING practically the
complete platform draft.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12

TIVE wEArwERFoRscAsr

The following weather forecast tor the
lower gulf eoast states and the Magic
VALLEY IL issued ty the United States
weather bureau al New Orleans:
Tonight and Tuesday generally falr:
light to gentle winds, mostly souther-
ly.
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12

(Dy Associated PresaD
CLEVELAND, Ohio, June IA New
York C@tralpassenger train ran into
nearly two hundfsd worlmen waiting On
Brownsville herald. [volume] (Brownsville, Tex.) 1910-current, 1916-06-12

Tte following ivcsi weather observa-
ag q n. today. are furnished by the
unite4 Ssates weather bureau station 81
Fort DroWt:
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eyebm Hebmtpmo
Gtfert in befttgsr 8etie
gegen bic GinfHbruE9
pou &onitriptton in
g. n n
) Z I a n B.

gB BaterfOrb Srlano. 6. Ott.-
osSn elmer bemertenslpertben &eoe, Die
bier am 5rettag So6n Repmono, Der
5iibrer Der irlanoiI4en gtGttOnaiiiten
i'm britiIben YarIament, DOR ieinen
&onitituenten belt, Iugte er, OaB tro3
Der SitersRebelliou Init ibrem unpers
meibli9em Raaipiel Don 9rutalitdten,
9ummbeiten uno leioeniaaitliheu
glusbrii6en", Some Rule fiir SrlanO
gell6ert iei, peuu SrldHo DerniinftiJ
bleibe. @r iagte un6, oaB bic @ons
itription niemals Srlano aufge5tDuHs
gen fperbeH t0nne.
sd tam unm09lt6 gluu6eu",
Iagte er, bag, 10 b0sartig audi Die
GtnFliiiie iein m0gen, bic duf Die Re=
sierung ausgeiibt iperben, oieie Dabns
iirnig genug iein piro, um nit geaug
auf oieIe 9lHgelegenbeit es 5u etnem
EOuflitt nit SrIano tomnen gu lais
len. aonitriptiou fir Srlano ;Diiroe
bds S9limmite iein, mas iih erFi5neH
tonnte, unb es ipiiroe peoer Der Nruse
DON gtuBeH ietn, nod eiuen GinfluB
duf ben Griea ausiibeu.
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Mbislut ,pertblDs
Sinh bic neuen britii f n
pan5er rS aHts', iast
bic lleberiee RAD.
ri6tsus &geH.Ir.

Berlin, 6. Stt. - 4uf Srabta
lOiem Weg. uaa SapUt1s, u. 9. =
Die ueberiee Radtridtsn 4gentur
iugt, buB bic 6ritiiaeH Pan3ers@lOz
torpagsn, ober .5aRts", pie Die bris
tti4en Solbaten iie nartnten uno Die
i'm Oorigen Wtonut gum eriteH UIal an
Der CONNIE 5rOnt 5ur 9erpenouHg
tameu, iia uIs gang toLohaIsr 5ebls
idIag eripieien bubsn.
Sine Der vsants" Die in ROrfolt,
gnglaub, gebdut ipurbs, bIie6 in uHs
lereu StadsIbrabtOerbausn 6offs
nuugsIOs itsdsH," iugt bic gSa4rit:ens
Ngentur. rGins urOere rSant"
purOe nit sirsm sinsiseH Seidob aus
ber 2(ttion gsiest, pd6renb lie nDrSIi9
BON 6lers portpGrts tro4. Die WIus
nition, bic iid burin bsfauo, erpIpoirte
unb bic saH3s Muiaine fpuros bura
iyeusr ssrit6rt. 3tpei anoere pSGnts"
purben am 15. September, I'm Z llbr
Worgsns, Bel einem glngriff an Der
5uiQemontsgom6les Gbuuiiee peripens
bet. Gine bapOn purpe nit elmer
Sanosranuts in bic 2uft seiprengt,
als lie ben beutiGen 9rGbeu big auf
80 garos nabe getommen mar. Sm
Iebten 2lugsnblit IieB bic geiaBung
cine grisftaube aus Der mpoernen
qrbe Roab ausfIiesen. Sehs Wtd>
i9inenseidiise fieIen ben 9elttfden in
bic Sanps. Ote aHprre ~SuHt psrs
braunte, na6bem iisbis an ben &ano
oes g9alles bon 2suse porsetrodeu
mar.
Sur stnem bieIer 2anetreu3er gee
lang .g, iiber seritOrte beutfde GrGben
urtb AUDI oieir
naros an Der 2igHpG GHiHOp 2ano.
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gebr befrieblsenb
StnS bic 3ei9ruugeu fir
bic HeueariessanIeibe.

StnS 0i. 3si9nungen FIR
bic ariessanIsibe.
gsrIiH, 8. Stt. - lleber 2ons
bon. - Sbgleib bas Reiultat Der
Subitriptionsn auf bic usie beutids
ariessdnIsi5e iotpeit nod uidt Senau
'anseseben pnOen fanr, 10 1T bod bes
reits feitseteqt iuorbtH, baB, ben IN
ben Deri4ieosn.H StG'Ten ,rab Don ben
gdnteu sema4tsn 8ufammsniteIuus
gen semdb, etiDas 509ere 9etrGge sss
5etdnet tpurben, a!s fir bic pirrte
Rriessanleibe. Dsnn bic SubItrjp.
tioneu in ben 9anooiitritten in BEN,
islben gerbdltniB b06sr iiup, als in
ben Sidbteu, bann 1T .s ipdbrfdein,
li4. bob bic 3sianunsen fir bic
FINITE anIeibe sr6bsr isin iperbsn, aIs
fir bic nierte, ipeun audi ni6t 70 grob,
ME bisienissn fir bic brittle 2tnlsi6,.
4m lebten Gage, an bem bic Sub'
itriptionsliiten aufIa9sn, mar Der IN.
brang bon Subftribtuten Don tIsineH
Yetrdseu Elm Iebr itlrier.
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bic sisenen Sruppen, I'M iie aus ben
9rabsn bsraus uno eegen bic feiubs
II9en Poiittonen gu treiben, uno iie
l6tsBt bic ei9eneu Sruppsn suIammen,
Denn iie gum Riid8us gs5pungen pers
ben. Sn Der fir bic Ssuti9en Iiega
reiaen SaIu4t bsi &Orbtni3a purbeu
bic ruiIiI4en &olonnen nit geiti6en
uno nit 4rtilerisIsuer gegen BEN
5einO estriebsn.
.9an5e ruifiihe Sturmtolunnsn
i9utoI5eH inter benz beuti9en 4rtils
lerte' uno Wtaf4insugeidiiBfeu 5u
yti9ts sufummen unb bic 2si6en 6e=
betten bergbo9 bas SdId4tfsIo.
RAD ben gerluiteH, psI6e bic rufis
i6e @arbe am StpAOD Slug anb in
ben 6Iutisen S4Iadten BEL 9ui.ontt ip
uHo aorptRi3a erIitt, tit DON ben bsis
ben 9arOetOps 10 gut pis Hia.s iibrig
Qeblicsen.
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Gin 5tpeifeibaftes COB
Spenbet bic 6 II b on er
n8eetlb Ratton" Der
amerttanii DEN
E c a ter un q.

2onbOn, 6. Ott. - Die r8eetlg
Ration" DertbeiOigt in einem iGugen
&rtitel in parmer WetIe bas 9erbale
ten Der Ser. Staaten tpd6ren9 Des
&rieges unb briidt gebauern hariiber
aus, baB bic n2tuoeutungeH, OaB bic
Der. Staaten 6creit Ieien, gu oermits
teIn," 10 talt aufgenoHmen Doroen
ieien. 9as glatt Iugt ferner, Dag eiHe
attioe SnterOentiOn Der Der. Stadten
auf Seiten Der gntente fait unlDsIi9e
Yrobleme fir 4mcrtta oufgeporTen
baben tpiirbe, bic Ser. 5taaten aber IN
Dielsn 8e5iebun9en lire SpmpitbieH
fir bic 2tliirten betunbet bdtten,
nnamentli4 tnbem es 'i4
un eren Reuerungeuin BEN
Wt rtneg eB en- gef iigt n D
un ere . e + q n b Jung oer
gteutrdlen gebuloet + a t..
Gum S4luB iagt bas 9latt bag
Der 2(nIdlub bar Ser. Staater an
eine SrieOensligd oas ein5ige Wtit+el
bilbe, cine ausI6laggeberbe W2a4t auf
Der Seite Der geIeBliebenoen, Die 8ea
Iebe befolqenoen g(dtioneu 3u li6ern.
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Mebr als 6,OOO,OO0
Nytann
5absn bic Ruiieu pabrenb bsr Snei
eriieu Friegsia5,e perIoren.
Die 0erluite, bic iie IN Der ususiisn
Sffniipe srIitten, fiHb gang
ungebsuys.
SIN Der riidiidtslOieit.n Weiie piro
bas ruifiide WsnibsnmatsriaI
srpfert.

Berltn, 6. Stt. - luf Srabt'
Ioiem Wess na9 SoqOilIs. 81. 3. =
Die lleberiee Radyaten 9lssntul
iagt. baB, iebr tonieyuatipsn Bsrsd.
nunssn semdb, bic rliiii4en 4rm.er
uahrenb Der biesiabrisen SffeniiDs an
Der Diili4sn Gront ipsnisitens 1850.
600 Mann berlorer blben
S9 Radri6tensgs ssatur fiist bin;u,
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rem BAT. @ernunbsts, Die an Die frcnt
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niht einsereGHet.
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ben Sob tdmpien lperOe", ibeint jeBt
pupTapIiu IN GrtuIluns 81 geben.
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binss ipieoer in 9aIiSisH unb WoIhp,
nisn srIiitsn babsu, iparen 10 ungs6eus
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sanO ME RubIdnO Oiss niat aasbals
ten tann.
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