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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
VIRGINIA NEWS

The new shipping law, develop
ment of drainage to increase pro-
ducton. and the intensihcation and
divcrsification Of farming were ap-
proved yesterday by the Southern
Commercial Congress at the close oi'
it's eighth annual convention in No;-
folk. Resolutions adopted also urged
greater. efficiency in the management
Of cities and the more thorough and
general education Of the masses, par
ticularly in technical and CONNER
cial subjects.
The Rev. Harry G.. Spencer, pastor
of Market Street Methodist Ep;sco-
pal Church in Winchester was sew
crey injured Wednesday night oy
being kicked by a horse cn the farm
of Matthew Eberhoe, where he was
spending a day. One hoof struck
him in the chest and the other in the
stomach. Physicians fear an opera
ton will be necessary. Mr.. Spencer is
prominent member of the Baltimore
Conference.
In fit of. jealousy William J.
Browder, widely known young man
of Pboebus. shot and killed Mrs.
! Maggie Boulton, also of Phoebus, and
then killed himself. The double tra-
gedy occurred at the home of the
woman in Phoebus yesterday morn
| ing shortly after Q o'clock, and tie
only witness was ,Seven-year-oio
John Boulton, son of the woman
Browder died within a few minutes
after sending a bullet into his brain
land Mrs. Boulton died at the DIXIE
Hospital shortly after being rushed
there Mrs. Boulton was thirty-twr
wears of age. Her husband, lrvlr
Boulton, lives in Richmond.
Efforts to have the case of Jane:
Canter stricken from the docket, fol
lowing a second mistrial, and the
young man freed from the charge O
having aided his older brother
Luther. in the assault on and mur
der of Mars. James R Wilso arr
said IN have failed, Commonwealth
Attorney Robert J. Summers @
Roanoke insisting on further hear
ing. The case probably will not agai'
, come up before spring. Meanwhile
Cantcr will be returned to RoanoS
: for: Safe-keeping. Judge ogtesby
!. teantcrts atterney,zls said to have: ei'
tertained the hope Of a dismissal O
. the. ground that eleven members 0
the: recent jury favored acqruttai
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
CONDITIONS IN MEXICO
Famine. Disease and immortality
Prevail in GuanaiuatO.

IcSdli III uududJ udtU'
Ell Paso, Texas, Dec, 15-Famine
disease. immortality and lawlessness
reign in Guanajuato, is the report
made by an American mining man
who has just returned from there.
His story, supported by affidavits
was forwarded to Washington by the
United States military authorities
yesterday. Scores of poems swarmine
about the city soup kitchens, were
shot down to get rid of them.
abode huts, housing poverty
stricken families, have been sealed
up at night by soldiers, leaving the
helpless occupants to die by suffoca'
tion." he said. Other counts in his
indictment are:
Soldiers raided convent, forcec
sisters of charity to don poems cloth,
ing and work.
"Many nuns have committed sui
eide to escape mistreatment.
Soldiers raided and looted tn;
Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe
| one of the most beautiful in the city
killed priests, converted the interior
of the ubilding into bull ring, anc
later a barracks. '''E -
MTwenty-ive carloads of grain
sent by. the Red Gross to starving
populace, were eoptscatsd by sol
| diers. Tbs governor sold it at S3.o'
"a bushsi."
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
PROPOSE COMMON. COUNCIL.

Amsterdam, Dec. l3.--The Frank
furtcr Zeitung, says it finds it diff.
licult to believe that the peace pro-
posal of the Central Powers will pc
answered negatively, and proceeds to
point out the manncr in which both
Sides cun begin negotiations. 1t says:
We do not demand or command
as victors. but make proposal ara
expect an answer and counter-pro-
posa!s. The precise object of our
proposal is 20 bring the bclligerents
to common council table. where the
misunderstanding can be cleared up
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
ROYAL ARCANuM.
Alexandria Council Elects Officers to
Serve One Year.

Alexandria Council, No. 627. Royal
A,canum, has elected these officers to
serve 4 year.
c. T. Helimuth, representative to
the grand council.
James Bayne, alternate.
Archie l.. Nails, regent.
O. 3. Pierpoint, vice regent.
W. II. Thorpe. operator.
John Watkins. chaplain.
r. NJ. Prettyman, guide.
S NJ. Pullman. collector.
George Uhler, treasurer.
James E. Alexander. secretary.
James Bayne, sentry.
J. H. Mansfield, warden.
Alvin Powell, j. II. Mansfield
and James G. Graham. trustees.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
BURNED TO DEATH ON DARE
Little Sisters Exhibition to rieas'
Rro,her Pathetic Tragedy.

Chester. Pa, Dec. 15.-The pathe-
tic death of 5 year old zaloco Iar'a'
Wednesday adds another to the many
fatal accidents and tragic deaths tha'
have taken, place in this city WITHIN
the mast few weeks. The little girl
was trying to demonstrate to her .
v,or old brother that she was NOT
afraid of fire during the absence OF
th.;r mother and was burned to a
crisp.
Dominic dared his little sister to
lirbt bundle of rolled-up papers
and make a torch of it in the kitchen
Of their home, on Front street. Cour-
areously she struck one end IN the
fire and with her brother paraded
around the room carrying the blazing
torch aloft in childish glee to the IN
tense delight of the boy.
Some time later several women
were attracted to the Taria home BY
the agonizing screams of the CIR
mingled with the terrified cries, OF
little Dominic and, rushing in, they
found Zaloco writhing on the floor OF
the kitchen. her clothing burned OFT
William Roam. Il passing tlnsmltn
rushed in and while he was attempt
ing to heat out the flames the little
victim gasped and died.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
SINKING OF THE POWHATAN
Was Struck by British Oil Steamer
Tclena, Now at Newport News for
Repairs.

Newport News, Va, Dec. 15-That
the Powhatan was at fault in at
tempting to cross his bow at two
close range, was the statement OF
Captain E. D. Golf, Of the Telena,
made here yesterday afternoon, after
his vessel had gone into dry dock 20
have large hole in her bow repaired.
Captain Golf said he was on the
right side of the channel and the one
signal from the Powhatan that his
ship heard came too late to AVOID the
collision. The Powhatan's side came
in contact with his bow, said Cap
tain: Golf, before any action could
be taken on his boat looking toward
an aversion of the crash.
Captain Golf explained the mystery
connected with his whereabouts We'd
nesday night by saying he stood by
until the Powhatan said she only
needed surgeon, and as there wa;
not a doctor on board the Telena, he
moved her up to Hampton Roads ane
anchored, Restrictions of the use o.
wireless placed on ships Of beliiec
rent nations and the confusion oi
messages flying through the air re
strained him from identifying HIM
self, Captain Golf said,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
REVIVAL IS INCORPORATED.
Billy Sunday Evangelistic Associa-
ton Chartered in New York.

tAoA N'si VI GU III w" VI n.
New York, Dec. 15.-As a preli-
minary to Billy Sundays approaching
religious campaign in New York, a
certificate Incorporating the New
York William 4. Sunday Evangelistic
Association, Inc.," with 30 directors,
was fled and approved yesterday in
The Supreme Court.
The objects of the association. as
set forth in the certificate, are ito
promote evangelistic and religious
work in the city Of New York, and
vicinity, and for that purpose to hold
j series Of cvangclistic and religious
meetings in said city, to rent and
acquire real and personal property
and to erect or provide a building,
rooms, furniture, equipment and ar
.icles for such purpose, and to dc
whatever is usual. necessary, con-
yenient or proper in connection there
with "
The directors include prominen!
New York business men. Although
not director, the name of John d
Rockefeller, jr., appears among tht
petitioners asking approval of the in.
corporation.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
MORE WINTRY WEATHER
Snow Began to Fall at 1890 O'clock
This Morning and Continued In
i'll This Afternoon

This Morning and Continued I'm
ill This Afternoon.
The fierce but short-lived snow
storm of Wednesday night was re-
rardcd as a bareback Of the disturb
ance originating on the great lakes
during the early part of the week
and which spread over Il large area.
Il seems. however, that it was the
vanguard of more snow and decided
ly frigid conditions hereabouts.
A "whitc Christmas" is anticipat-
cd with JOY by the young, but 1t IS
calculated to cast gloom over others
burdencd with the responsibilities OIL
life and possessed of but llmltea
means. At this period especially is
thr immaculate carpeting OF 1hs
oarth." las some one with money
in his purse and faint suspicion Oh
poetry in his veins puts it) viewed
with more or less anxiety. Whiie
coal is soaring in prices. its scar
city is producing distress in many,
nIaccs The high cost of living under
mild conditions has been cause
of complaint. but when snow covers!
,bc earth and the frigid iblasts from
the north add to the weirdness Hfi
terrestrial scenes the situation, t"
many, is not so cheerful as it might
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
REV. ]. P. KNOX DROPS DEAD
Chaplain of S. c. House of Repre-
sentatiyes Expires of Heart Fail
ure While Cranking Auto.

Columbia, S. C. Dec. 15-Rev j.
P. Knox, chaplain of the South Caro-
lima House of Representatives, drop
ped dead from heart disease while
cranking his automobile here yester'
day.- He had been pastor of: the As.
sociate. Reform Presbyterian Ghur-s
here for seventeen years.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
Mrs. William c.. Male has return
ed to her home on Braddock Heights,
after trip to Richmond.

The Seventh Day Adventist Church
will have their Sabbath School and
preaching Saturday morning from 10
to 12 o'clock. All are cordially invited
to attend by F. E. Gibson, pastor.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

Germany's peace note was read &c
the soldiers at the front on Tuesday
The message, which was sent over the
war Office telegraph lirest Scesv'
al with cheers everywtsre. The -un''
,,ersgl., onest;on vas: "What will the
allies do?"
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

The annual roll call at the First
Baptist Church Sunday morning will
be novel and interesting event. The
names of the members will be record
ed at the door as they enter.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

The fronts of two houses were
badly wrecked and four people were
injured BY an explosion of gas at
a36 Shields Street. Norfolk. yester-
day. a
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

MIR. and Mrs. Clarence Randolph
Howard, of Fredericksburg, are the
guests of Mrs. Howard's brother-in-
law and sister, Mr.. and Mrs. Rich
ard Gibson, at their home in Rose
mont.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
Washington. December 15-Con-

Washington. December l5--Con-
sidcraton of Germany's note answer
ing the American protest against the
deportation of Belgians for forced
Iabor. received at the State Dnrarta
ment Yesterday, probably will be de"
laycd while the peace proposals CT
the Teutonic powers +" the entees7
allies are pending.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

Mr.. Charles Calvert Smoot, 3rd, Of
North Wilkesboro, n. c., was the
guest Wednesday of his father-in-
law, Mr.. George Uhler, at his home
in north Washington street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

Mr.. w. Russell Shirley of Detroit,
Michigan, was the guest Of his cous-
in, Mr.. Walter S. Nicklin yesterday
Mr.. Shirley left Cleveland. Ohio,
Wednesday at , o'clock in the morn
ing arriving here yesterday afternoon
at . o'clock, coming by auto.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

Rev. Samuel B.. Ross, who has been
the acting pastor of the Third Baptist
church eolersd, was called last night
"a the permanent. passionate Of that
church: . t.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

NILLINARY SALE~-Trimmed hats
:. at 50, So, aud So, that were So, 81,
- and ST.. Ali other trimmed and
untrimrnsd hats below - cost.
HAYES, 915 King st. 2J3-2ts
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

The Gazette received letter this
morning from Walter E. Robey, of
Company D, First Virginia Regiment,
stationed at Brownsville, Texas, in
which he writes: Il have heard that
it was reported in Alexandria that
nv brother and l had deserted and
hat a reward of $50 had been offeref
for us. | want the people of Alex.
andria to understand that we have
not deserted and that it is all false.
[ would like to have this put in the
paper.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
Alexandria City and Suburbs

An adjourned meeting of the City
Council will be held at 1880 o'clock
tonight for the purpose Of dispos-
ing of ordinances granting quit
. certain lots in George Wash
in oton Park
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

ne was but one case upon the
docket of the Police Court this morn
ing a white man had been arrested
for being drunk. He forfeited his col
lateral by failing to appear.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

When in Washington and hungry,
stop at schnaiders Restaurant 18th
strcet opposite Raleigh.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

Miss Helen Norris Cummings de-
iivered the speech Of welcome, on be-
half of the Virginia Federation OF
Woman's Clubs, to the Woman's Aux.
liary to the Southern Commercial
Congress, at the reception held in the
Monticello Hotel, Norfolk. Tuesday
evening" On Wednesday Miss Cum
nings was among the guests III the
Inner of Ia covers given by Mrs
Barton Myers in honor of Mrs
Josephus Daniels, wife Of tha Sec
rctary fthe Navy. Miss Cummings
IS the house guest of Mr.. and Mrs
John Jenkins.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

The Cameron Club held u most in
tercsting meeting Wednesday after
noon, with Mrs. George (. Wartield,
at her home in south Fairfax street.
A paper on the music of Verdi, Tue
cinni and Tonnivetti was read by Mrs.
Virginia a. Smoot. Mrs. Edgar Car
penter and Mrs. Frank 7. King play
ed several selections from these COM
poscrs.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15

ington Park.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1916-12-15
WEATHER REPORT

WENI n t.It Hf.fONR
Partly cloudy aud colder to-
nighr. Saturday fair. colder.
degrees. NOderaIc TO fresh shift
ing winds. bsconiiric westerly.
High tide s12:a1 p. IN. sun rose
I:30 IA. m. sun sets lI:i1 y. nj.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14

fin Die oeniofrntii1en stanoibdten
abacbcn ipiiroe. ipeiI Der lt-Sanoels.
oantpfer iinperiebrt Die peimreiie oil.
gctreten babe. Die glusidlas sebell.
oen Deutih- -slnerifaner in @iiiouri
iriirben es benz Hrdiioenten Milion
bod anrehnen, bob Die r9eitih.
LAMB" nift in bic Sdi,be Der eng.
lGnber geiallen iei uno Tie fparen nun
iiber5eiigt, oab Der YrdfiDent ltreng
neiltrqI nnb unparteiiid iei. Wenn
oas nidt Der bobere gIooiinn lit. 10
Iibt es iebr ticf bIiden. ggir baben
Md ME oanon geb6rt. oaB Pr6ii.
Dent Wilion etfpas nit oem glusInii.
icn Der ,IeiitIhlanb" su tbuu ge.
1abt bat. 7ab er oaraui beiianoen
hcben iolI, gtelitralitit in anierifani.
lmen @eipGiiern su beipabren tpar
cine 3ipeiiel feline 9ilidt unbSdnl.
fiafeit. Gr itationirte amerifmiide
lr:tgsid,ifie innerbalb Der orei Wlei.
len gone our geipabrilrg Der geelt.
traiitit, aber crit nafoem elm engli.
ites Sriessifiif ben ituperiddmten
gcriid) gennaht bate, IN 9aht unb
9ieheI N Die Gbeiapeafe gai ein5il.
trinecn uno Der .GeitidIano" uaf.
siipli,en. lie 9eutid] slmerifaref
prn afiiionri iino ni6t 10 ounm III
Glauben, oaf iid ardiioent @iIior
Der .DeutI6lanb" intereiINirt bat.
SbdtiddIi6 bat er ii6 gar ni4t i'm
has llsgoot bstiimmert neil rer
6anbelsbampfer pollit6nbis kre6tigt
mar, in einsn amsritanifdsn Sdfsn gu
IDi6en unb 5u Iaben. Wenn bic abs
miniitratipn WiIipn nur ben serinas
fen @runb bate finben tDnnen, Sas
Iuslauien Der .Oeutidlanb" gu pers
binoern, 10 bate lie es nit 9ersniisen
setban. Sas pur6e beiuiefeH burh
bic bo6peinli6e llnteriu9ung oes
S4iffes burd bic Sa9pcritdnbissn
bes Mar'ne 9eparisments.
Die Milissn aug ben n5rbIiden
iinb ipeiilifsn Staaten, tpeIts Der
gomiuiitrution nidt iebr siinitis iein
iOIlen. iuuroen ausrit nod Der msris
saniiden Gren3e bsorbert unb tperoen
tpenisitens bis na9 Der Wabl bort
bIei6en miiiien. Ulit Qusnabms Der
Wlili5en bon 5eras, Iri3ona unb |
Reus Rerito, fino bic Wili3sn Der iiib.
Iiten Staaten fait ale 81 Sauis ges
blieben. Die Solbaien aus benz Rors
ben unb Weiien tperbeu i'm g|obembsr
nidt fiimmen t5nnsn. 9as fiebt els
mas OerOG4tis aus. Der 9erluii bon
$4,000 Stimmen in elmer Ratiorals
lpahI 1T idcn mebr aIs einnal ents
ifeibsrlS seipeisn. -0ermanieus.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
3as jetise Siins.Ean.

Der .Wandeier GUARDIAN perot'
ientIitt einen glrtifel aus 5ilngtad,
in ban 5unGdft cine 8ti4reibung Der
Gtabt sssehen tpirb. ME iie NIT ibrtm
prddtigsn qarf. ibrer Gtieubabn. ib'
rem SptsIs uHb ibrem mG9tisen iaut'
mInnijten 9eiien urtb Uertebr DOT
bem jebisen 1iinsiau entmirft
Gs III cine fine Stabt seiporbtn.
teinabs cine tobte Gtabt. ID lab
Iebislid nur 5fpei S6iffe in bem 6r.
fen unb bic Wsrften iparen lesr. Dt.
aGben Der gei9dftsbduier bic aaffets
bduisr, Rsitauranis iDortn allie &c.
i9loiien UNI oerlaifen, bsnn Die 9eut,
fhen bdtten BEL Der uebergabe Be,
Stabt pli:nberunsen befiir9ttt. 81
ben Strlben pou aiingtau fiebt man
nur bic unb ba einmal enie suropdis
ite Jrau ooer elm stinb unb nur
gang ielten einen Uiann. Wan boffi
nun, bab es i'm Sommsr eiH penig
befer perben Dirb, unb cine iapani'
fhe Geieafhaft bat nesbalb bic brti
beutiten 6ptels iibernommen unb Iis
unter Die 2eituns efnes enslfden De
reftors stiteIli. Mber In tommeraisl
Ier 5iniidt III afinstau rur nod bsr
aIIsri1pd4fte Stdtten beHsn. mas
es friiber mar. unb es ift tsins 9oif.
nuns porbanben. baB es ii9 tpiectr
bsIsbt.
Der aorreiponbsnt slaubt ni&,
bob es bic Selassruns seipeitn III, bic
an biefer fur4tbaren 4enbtruna bic
GGuIb triise, bsnn bic Sapansr ba,
ben bic gelagsruna in allsr gemG9s
ti4teit Dorgenommen unb babsn Iehr
irsnis ssritort, sumal ia au9 bic
Gorts Don aiinstau s.rabsju drmlife
Sinssr iparen i'm 0srslti4 Az ben
rufiiten RisIsnpsrtbeibiaunss,perts
in Bort grtbur. Der Grunb bielss
DerSrens bon Siinetou Iiset pieimtb.
bdrin oab ss BON bsm d,iRsfifdxl
2aufmonn abbdnsis III, unb ben
ebindsn ipiberitebt bic @esenpayt
Der Japantr IN 1fingtau unb ,hr
einbrinsen tn S9antuns, BET Ge,
burtspropins bes Gonfueius, unb ik
tDpecttisren 1iinetau, melt Sie s,apas
,usr bort finb. WaH bat alle Mnhrtn.
guugtn eema4t, Inn 6ieie 6altuna su
blr4bre&tn. abtr lie blAtt befs6sn.
His Japaner boHen aus afinstou cine
Art interuationdIe Stubt ju maiden,
une iis iorgen btreits itbi bdiar, BE
bsitsn BitrtsI filr ii4 5u reierDtsreM
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-08-14
@as 1T aus ber srORen SHen'
iipe getuoroen ?

Die srobe Sffeniipe, fDelhc bic Oeuts
i9en 9srbiinbeten iiber ben Saufen 5u
iperFen beitimnt mar, 1T, iopeit es Die
neitIi6e 5ront betrifft, nubs atpsi Wtos
nate i'm @anse. Sas grsebuib 1T fir
bic alGiirtsn serinsfiisis unD 5par
bermaben unbebeutenb, oab Der
i9lieblids sies Der gsr6iiubeten aus
ber alien 3tpeifel itsbt.
Der 3islpuntt Der GeiHbe mar: grs
items Der GntIas pon 8erbuu, 5ipsitens
bic 9ertrsibuns Der Seuti6en aus
Rorsfrantrsih unp 9e!sien. brittens
bic 9ertreibung Der Seiterrei4sr aus
Saliaien uub Sriefi uno oiertens al5
arOnuns bes geiammten Wertes bic
ueberDinbung Der Seere Der 9erbiins
beten, oaB otefe bic gBaffen itreden unO
um Sriebsn bitten miiHen.
Die 9prbersttuneen bierSu tpurben
Elm ganses Sabr lang setroffen. gnss
lamb iteute 4Ges ins 5elb, mas es an
paffenFdbisen Waannidafteu beiub.
Rublanb fiillte bic pon SinDenburg 10
Hart eeli4teten Reiben ipieosr auf uno
i6uf elm neues Seer, grOber als bas ;
jenige, NIT lpel6em es susrit in ben
Sriss se3Osen mar. QlGs 5eere Der
4aiirten insssiammt ipurbsn nit See
idiiben uno Sdiebbebarf Oerieben, bic
in jeber ge5iebuns benienissn Der 9ers
biinbeten glei6peribig iinb. benn man
bate iia bic oeutI9en Geidiise unb
@ei9oiIe gum Muiter genommen. Jn
Der Mense blieb ebenfaQs ni6ts 3n
tpini6sn iibrig. Die GeI4iiss uuS
Saunitiunsfabriten unieres Ganbes,
gnslanbs, Sapans u. 5rantrsi6s ar.
beiteten Elm Sabr lang Gag unb Ra9t.
'bab es ni9t an s9iebbebarf febls.
Der ftratesii6e plaH purbs sbenfaGs
iorsFdltis auseearbeitet. Ourd Die
bisberigen persin5elten @orit0be ber
aniirten mar es tbreu Gegnern m6ss
lid setpeIen, 9ruppen BON Der minber
sefdbrbeten Sront an bic bebrdnste
Gront 5u i6ideu. Dieter ohns Graar
groBe @ortbeil iollte burh einen gleite
3sitigen aneriff an alen Gronien dufs
geboben tperben. Damn nurbe bic
srobe Sffeniipe erDffnet. 3ieben mir
jebt bas Grsebnib in 8etra4t.
Ger Gesner, pelhsr bic Sffenfiue
ersreift, bat ben 8Ortbeil, Sab er ben
aneriffspuntt mad eigensm GrmeHen
ii9 ipdblen lam. Der in Der Sefens
iipe befinbline geinb, 3umal tpenn es
iid um fold unenbli6 lanse ainiea
banbelt, tam nidt borausiebsn, po
Der ansriff erfolgen tuirb. Oemsemdb
braden bic Gngldnber nit ibrey
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