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Evening star., 1916-12-03
Slow Decisions and Inactlon
Chief indictments Against
Government System.
BIG POLITICAL CRISIS
SENSATION OF LONDON
Appears Improbable Now That As
ouith Will Resign-Premier
Confers With King.

LONDON. December c.-The poiltlcai
crisis. which is the newspaper sensa :
tion of the hour. is generally believed
TO mean the future control of all war
measures. both military and economic,
by a cabinet directorate of hNe, ad-
vised by Gen. Sir William r. Robert
son. chief of the imperial staff, and
Admiral Sir John r. Jellicoe, first sea
lord.
The question of the resignation OF
Premier Asquith, to give place for Da-
vid Lloyd George or Andrew Bonar
Law. also is discussed, but that Mr..
Asquith will resign appears improba-
BILE. The premier had a long audience
with the king today. which furnished
basis for the afternoon papers to pre-
dict his resignation. But he would
consult with the king as matter OF
course over any important government
changes
Evening star., 1916-12-03
PAR T n.

PART IT,
district Miiitiamen Want Books.
2-Amusements.
3-Amonq the Clubs.
4-Editorais.
china's Present Crisis.
5-War Reviews.
6-Fraternities.
7-Fashion Hints by Anne Rttenhouse.
In Maryland and the virginias.
Art Notes.
Poultry Yard Notes
s-Notes of Government Workers.
Musical Mention.
PART III.
SUNDAY STAR MAGAZINE
PART ~.
SPECIAL FEATURES.
ECONOMY in Street Cleaning.
Army and Navy Movable Hospitals.
2-Trade Schools for Wounded Germans.
Book Reviews.
3-RambIer Visits Giesboro.
Morrow Talks With Crop Statistcian.
Pepper Writes Of Afshanistan.
a-Aerbert kaufman's Message.
Carpenter Writes of Yukon Indians.
PART v.
SPORTS AND AUTOMOBILES
PART VI.
COMIC SECTION.
PART VII.
SOCIETY,"
PLANoGRAVURE SECTION.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Climax Of Flood Lighting.

The Illumination of the statue is r.-
garded by electrical experts as the
climax of development in the art OF
food lighting. For the bronze torch
which Liberty has held aloft was sub
the same riveted lines. To put life"
or a ''quiver" into the simulated flame
Of the torch fifteen 800 -candlepower
gas-hlled electric lamps were placed
upon a series of ''fashers.' The
sources Of the light which will illumi-
nate the entire statue are fifteen bat
teries OF projectors. The current is
carried by submarine cables under the
channel between New jersey and Bed =
loes Island
The funds which provided the light
ing plant were raised by popular sub
scription by the New York World
which also raised the money thirty
years ago for the construction Of the
pedestal upon which the statue stands.
Peace Only With Liberty"
President Wilson, at the banquet
which was the elimination Of the cele
bration. declared that he had thoupbt
for the last two years that peace is
going 70 come to the world only with
liberty"
The peace of the world" SIR. Wjlso,
added. lis not going to be secured by
the compacts of nations, but by the
sympathies of men"
The President declared that the Eni,ad
states has a community of ideas with
France. whose people presented Bar
thoidi's statue to the United States he
cause "one republic must love another
The President spoke of the Significance
OF the Statue of Liberty to the irnmi
grants. He said he wondered whether
the spirit typiied by the spirit of the
statue is truly represented here
The President said he noticed that the
source of light for the statue comes
from the outside"
The only light he added. that we
can contribute to the illumination of the
world is the light that shines out of our
own lives. We must illustrate liberty in
our lives. With all due respect for those
who represent other nations not gov
erned as ours, / do not think that ma
tions ruled by small groups of men can
be successful"
1.-The world declared the President
CONTINUED on Twenty-nrst Page)
Evening star., 1916-12-03

The Nation says.
1T has been d case of one minister
pulling against another and the depart
ment that pressed hardest getting
served frs'. when Mr.. Lloyd George
was AT the ministry Of munitions. he
was all for munitions. he was all for
smells; now II appears that he is all
1pr soldiers
The cry Is for sEore homegrown
corn aad the fields are swept clear of
tt5orers. The numbers Of our mer-
'hdHt marine must be kept uD and the
army impouHds the engineers 1t is
Impossible that this universal slack
ness and lnoohereuce Of direction can
go
Evening star., 1916-12-03
May Not Take Holiday Recess.

Because of the crush of business
House leaders, among them Speaker
Clark. are advocating abandonment of
the usual holiday recess and urging
night sessions at least twice a week
Among returning democratic senators
the question of selection of new presi
dent pro tempore is one of absorbing in
terest A caucus proba bly, will be held
cary this week. Among senators being
mentioned TO succeed the late Senator
Clarke of Arkansas are Pomerene of
Ohio. salisbury of Della ware. James of
kentucky. Walsh of Montana, Smith Of
Georgia and Rankhead of Alabama.
Some southern senator's have urged the
selection OF u western democrat in
recognition of the democratic triumph
a the recent election in that section
Ma iority Leader Kern of Indiana,
chairman of the caucus. is expected to
reach Washington today. after which
formal arrangements Will be made for
choosing the president pro tempore
Speculation regarding the majority
leadership already is general in view OF
the defeat of Senator Kern for reelection.
Southern s-natorS are sounding out
their colleagues on behalf of Senator
Martin of Virginia. Senator Walsh is
being championed by western demo-
Gratis.
That the Senate will be urged early
in the session to consider the corrupt
practices bill limiting campaign con-
tributions and to investigate eXpendi-
lures OF the last campaign has been as
sured by an announcement of Senator
owen OF Oklahoma that he would de-
mand early consideration of his cor
rupt practices bill and would again
press some. form of cloture to get a
vote OIL the measure before March a.
He also proposes to introduce reso-
luton directing the committee on priv
ileges and elections to investigate CAM
paisn expenditures of the republican
and democratic parties.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Council Proved Failure.

A war council was formed in the cab
met last year, but the minimum num-
Der of FIVE, which Mr.. Asquith then an
nounced. has been exceeded and the
popular impression is that the council
has been largely failure because all
of its decisions were subject to debate
and ratification by the full cabinet.
The forecast of the new war council
Premier Asauith, David Lloyd George,
Andrew Bonar Law. Arthur j. Balfour
and Sir Edward Carson-still stands,
but doubts are expressed whether Sir
Edward Carson. who resigned from the
cabinet a year ago because he was dis
satisfied with the governments policy
in the Balkans, when Serbia was being
hard pressed, will rejoin.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
To Complete the Program.

Statesmen who have been in touch
with the White House, without violat
ing confidence or anticipating the
Presidents message to Congress, say
that they understand he will make sew
general legislation. to complete the
original legislative program. Most of
the subjects are familiar to the rank
and file of the membership.
Under the rules of the House no diff
Guilty need be apprehended in passing
anything the President desires In the
Senate the administration leaders as
sumo that the republicans will not in
terpose insuperable objections to the
administration program. since the re-
sponsibility rests entirely with the
party in power.
Members Arriving on Every Train.
While some Of the leaders will not
arrive until today or early tomorrow.
the rank and file of the House and
Senate were pouring in last night on
every train.
Returning members talk of new is
sues, but 1t is the general opinion that
little other than appropriation bills
Surface indications give assurances
that the high cost Of living will at
least be a subject of much discussion
and that many proposals will be made,
ranging from an embargo on food eX
ports to official investigation of al
legged conspiracies to initiate prices.
While congressman appreciate that
railroad problems. conservation legis-
lation. immigration. suffrage. national
prohibition. corrupt practice measures
and other unfinished general busi
ness will be pressed for consideration
and that efforts may be made to in
vestigate the alleged election frauds
and expenditures Of the national cam
paign, those subjects at present are
overshadowed by the high prices OF
food and measures for relief.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Russ Attack Repeatedly.

Further to the south. near kirlibsb ba,
in the Jacobeni district, southeast of
Dorna Watra and between the Ezul and
Oituz valleys. the Russians have deliv-
cred important attacks. which have
been repeated six times in one day. in
spite of sanguinary losses. The Rus
slams. says the Overseas Agency. wers
able to make no gain worth mentioning.
1t adds:
The tenacity displayed by the Rss-
SLAMS on the whole rarpathian front,
with disregard for men and materials,
gives Importance to this offensive.
which is designed foe the salvation Of
Rumania." -.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Heavy Losses for Enemy.

The text of today's statement follows:
Front Of Archduke Joseph: Russian
and Rumanian attacks continue in the
wooded Carpathians and along the
mountains of the Transylvanian from
tier. Yesterday they were directed es.
necially against our position on the
RahaIadova and Gurarucada, and vest
of Dorna Watra. and in the Trotus and
0ituz valleys The attacks were unsuc-
cessful. the enemy suffering heavy
losses. -.
.;erman troops during an advance At
one point in the wooded CarpathiaHs
took more than 1000 prisoners.
Great Battle in Wallachia.
"Eront of Field Marshal Won Macken.
sen: The engagements in Whllachia are
Evening star., 1916-12-03
High Tide of Criticism.


The attacks upon the government and
certain members Of the government re-
Gently have risen to the highest tide
attained since the beginning of the
war Although the newspapers have
attacked the government and individ-
ual ministers whenever ii was thought
affairs were going wrong. there has
been no press censorship whatever on
political discussion and the papers deal
with the adm in stFation and public men
as freely in war time as the American
papers do in the heat of a presidential
campaign.
Morning Post have made the fiercest
assaults. even such careful-speaking
iour.als as the Daily Chronicle, the
Westminster Gazette and the Manches-
ter Guardian have recently become
critical.
Cause of Discomfort.
THE trend of discomfort has been
partly against the government system.
partly against certain members of the
cabinet. Slowness in reaching decisions
and inaction is the gist of the ndict-
ment. The principal counts Of this are
the man power and food questions
while recently dissatisfaction with
what some considered a want Of vigor
in the management of the navy and
weakness in the foreign office has been
increasingly expressed.
The appointment Of a food dictator
was announced more than fortnight
ago. but none has been appointed yet
This is one complaint. The unwield-
ness of cabinet of twenty three for
managing great war is point on
which the critics seem unanimous
As counterba lance to the critics
there is a widespread and weighty but
less vocal. sentiment tina: they fail to
credit the administration with the
great work il has accomplished in the
military and financial fields within two
years.
Evening star., 1916-12-03
Rumania Situation Favora BILE.

The situation in Rumania continues
to develop favorab bly, for the Teutonic
forces. according to this evenings an
nouncement from the war Office.
The effect intended by the Russians
in their attacks in the Carpathians-
the relief of other fronts-has not been
achieved. it is declared. the assaults
on the Teutonic lines proving fruit
less. The text of the statement reads:
1T is officially reported that nothing
important has occurred on either the
western or the eastern front.
In the Carpathians, renewed adj
yances in an effort to relieve other
fronts were again without success.
The situation in Rumania is Develop
ing in our favor
Evening star., 1916-12-03
WEATHER.

Fair today. Tomorrow fair and
warmer: shifting winds becoming
southeast and moderate.
Temperature for twenty four hours
ending 10 pm: Highest. So: low
est. 33.
Full report on page 5.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-05

plane neues ltnbeil. gr loQ in ftG1=
bigger Serbinoltng nit einem friibe=
rem Wi1ilter Garran5o's iein. @r
beftnoe iih auf elmer Ga1th, Die fei=
ne mtnoert Weilen bon Dem Mab i'm
liioltben Gbibnahua entfernt iei, an
Dem er Dor arpei ssabrert Die gnglan-
Der Benton ern1nrben lieB. Sb oieie
geadrt1ten ridtig iino, ntuB aaer-
otngs onbitrgeiteI1t bleiben.
9tllerlei bennrubigenbe 9ea1.
rtdten ftnb tpabreno Der lebten Gage
aus oert Staate Durango gefomnen
gs IoIte BORT eine itarf anterifa-
fetnolthe Stinintling berrl9en un1
Die 2eute lollten BON Dem @enerol
Murgta, Dem Wilitdr @ouperneur
oes Staates, nod aufgebett lperben
gis lest iino oieie gsabrihten midi
beitdttgt.
- Die MlparaSp Nilling e Ni.
ming GompanD bat ben getrieb If
rer 8erfe ipieOer begonnen.
General Yerlbing naht eint
Snipeftionsreiie nod Der @rett5e
gs lit oies Die erite ssnlpeftinnsreiie
lett ut1fere gruppen one @retse iiber
fbrittn baben.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-05

Die GnglGmber iteaen bie arobe
Stproieeidladt natiirlid) iett 10 6ar,
ais iDenn fie Die ipirflid5en Gieaer
ieiena Sic 6ebanpten, Sic oe,ttIdlen
Sdiffc bdtten iid idliekli6 smriid-
5ieben miiiIem, ais bic ensIifder
D9reaomOmgbts" inter Momiral Sci
lieoe in ben &f eingegriffen
batten. anfanss bcftrittem iie ioaar,
Sah lire srpken Sdiffe iiberbanpf
an Der Sdladt teilsenoninen bGt-
ten, aber iett seben iie sn, baf sizes
Der Taa seiueien lit, bebampten aber,
fie baften crit lpGter eingegriffem,
10 Dak alio Die Grfolse Der 9emt-
ld}fn MIR I'M Gampf nit BEN fleine-
rem Sdiffen errangem Ieiem. gBir
iuerSen cine Sdpilbernma Der Seut-
idJen AOmiralitat abiuarten, biel-
leidt laitet bic bod ettpas anbers.
Die Gmslan6er bebailpten and, Sie
OeittIden bGtten ndtsebn Gdnffe
berloren: siuei Sdladtldiffe, siuei
groRe arenser, bier fIeine &reil-
ser, feds 0eitruger nnb elm TIN.
ferleebDot. Sic bebampten ferner,
iie felbit batten iingefGbr 5000 Manir
Derlorem nn6 bic Selttiden suiIdleu
5000 nn0 5000. Mms einer brahf-
loiem 9epeId)e, Die in 2onoon anf.
sefangen ipnr6e, iuollen fie fern.r
crfabren babn, bak 9entiddanb ben
Serlmit 0es SAfa6tidriffes u8eit-
fallen" sugeitebe. SIR ale biele
Sebauptmngem miiiIen mir erit Die
Se,ttidje geitatismns abiuartem.
Die gngIdnoer baden es jeet aIiid-
lid 10 melt gebrabt, baB iie erfla.
ren iie bdttell in Ser georofee.
Sblaf)t gefiegt. Mm fonnte oas
fomnlen leben. @Ieih am erften
Gag nad Der groBen Shlod)t BE-
gann es. 2ange @rtifeI fullr0en ge-
ifriebel, inliner geringih1ben6er
wuroe bon ben oelttlhen 2eiitlmqen
gefprofJen, Die oeutIhen 8erllite
ieoen Gag ettDas bergroBert ufro
belite miro genlel6et, oaB Die Oelit-
ffen aht8ebn Sd)iffe, aIio mebr als
Die @nglan0er, berloren b1tten rno
oaB fie BON ben enaIiiden Sdiffert
ge5tpllngen iefen, nad ibrem Safer,
3uriif3iifebren, 6aB aolo bic @ng-
Idrtoer tatIdhIid in Der Sdladyt ae-
fiegt bdtten. glud) 2oro geresforo,
Ser friibere Marinenlinifter, bebaup.
tet oies. 8eritiinftige 2eiite fperoen
fid o[leroings, troB 8eresforo's 8e-
ft1tigirng. NIT ben engliiden @rflG-
rungen niht 5ufrieoen geben uno
erft rubia abnorten, mas Die 0eitt-
fhen 5u idgen baben. Die 9eit-
lden baben oenn audi ldon aufs
Gnti6ieoenite gegen cine 8ergroBe-
ritng ibrer 8erIuite proteftiert. sSl
elmer gerIiner DepeI6e bonn Sonn-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-05
aur5e ueberiiht.

8iberipredenbe 9fadJrid)te,t
iiber bic Nprbieeidled)t. Guy
Lamb fGbrt fort, bic Se,ttidrn
2eiitilmsen bernutersnieten u.
bic beittlden gerlmite si per-
grSfern. 9ie 6eitide Mbmira-
Iitat melbet, oak fein Sdiff
aitker ben semeloeten nerloreft
sesanseu lei.
Die 0eiatiden nebmen BET
3ellibefe ensliIde GrGbtn.
SaIpnifi ipiro BON ben ssran-
spicn belett.
Die Staliener 6cbanptrn,
ber 8erlmd) Der Ceiterreider in
Stalien eiusnorinsen, lei mis-
g1ift.
Die Sample nm @anr Saa-
ern an.
Die Siirfen treiben Die N1ti-
len TN &amfains snriid
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-05
SnIanD.

{. Worgen beginrt Die repnblifa-
ttilhe Nationalfonpetttion IN Gbi=
rngo nno IN oieiem Mugenblif fam
nod Hiemnno lagen, mer als Der
@rforene Der Bartei aus Der Som
nention berporgeben miro. Die mei-
Eiten Stinlrllen bot bis lest @ngbes
|aif fih pereiniat MooieDelt foulrnt
|erit an oritter Stene glber Mople-
belt rptrb ON 5tinnlen getpi1rnen,
Denn crit Die logenannten u5aborite
Sons" Der eir5elnen Staatelf bon
Der 8eperblng 5liriidtreten mer0en.
Die Ramen Der aatoioatetl uno Die
ibnen augelhriebenert Stimmelr5ab-
len lino; Suabes, 292; @eefs, 200;
&ooieoelt, 175; Burton, 1906;
gumminse 106; 6airbanfs, SO;
&oot. rs; Sbermal 65; 9nor, Sc;
grlnlbough. Al; 35oro, 30; 9a Sol
lette, 26; General @ooo, +; 9ll-
pont, IA, 8orab, s. Sngbes oerb1lt
iid nod INNER ihpeiglam 1no
6rellnoe ioipol als sSeinoe nlobten
gerne eire grflarlng bon ibm ba=
ben. Die 5reluoe nlo9ten, er iage
offen, oaB er &anbioat Jet uno Die
6eiltoe modten gerne, oab er lei-
nen Stanopt1tft in 8e5ng anf yYre=
pnreoneB" lno ausipdrfige YoIitif
oarlege, ratiirlih neil 1ie boffen, er'
ueroe ii6 oaour1 l6aoen, ober
Sugbes bleibt perIdloiien lmo utl-
nabbar uno pieIleibt lit es alb bas
fliigite 5airbnnfs, Der friibere @ice-
Braiioent, lit l6on I'm Gbicago. gr
lit Ganoiont fir irge1o ettpas.
PIN 2iebiten nabme er rratiirlih oie
Observation-Disclosures aber er
lit IhlieBlify aud nit Der 8ice-
Yraiioeiltibaft 5ufrieoen, Die Yro-
grelfipen oroben NIT einem oritten
Sifet, nenn elm ibnen ilibt tpilfonl-
ntener&unoi0at nonliniert miro. glud)
BON neuen Ganooatell, j. g. Wfc
gall, ipridt man. Wean liebt, es iitI
alles nod i'm unflaren nno fem
Weni6 fann lagen, mas oort IN oen
nahIten Sagen geideben miro 9ie
Sisltng beginnt morgen. Wean oenft
om sSreitag oen Iraiioentibaftsfan-
oioaten nominieren 81 fonnen.
8leih5eitg finoet in Chicago oie
&onpention Der Brogreiiipen itatt,
Die, ipie gelagt, elm belonoeres Ndet
aufltellen iueroer, menn Die Regii-
ldren einen Mann noniinieren Der
ibnen nidt gefalt
Staatsiefret1r Banning bat
Dor Der sefferion gollrltp 8ar Mho-
ciation in Batertomn, g. g., cine
Reoe gebalten, in Der er iiber Die
ausDartige Yolitif nnlerer Gegie-
rllng gelpro6en inl6 iie gegen ibre
&ritifer uno Saoler nerteioigt bat.
8olDeislib bat er ii6 BON unlerer
merifaiilden Golitif gan3 fern ee-
balten nno iih mn init itnlerer eu-
ropailhen Holittf befaBt, nobel er |
bauptlaflih auf oos @erbaltnis 8llI
@nglono uno 0eutidIano eingegan-
gen iit. @r fiibrte aus, ooB 9eioe
cine 8eriidiibtigung Der auBerge-
lpobnliden ltn1Itdnoe, in 0enen iie
iidl befGnben, berlongten. 3eutih- |
lano Iage. es tonne ii6 nit ieinem
ltuterieebootfrieg ni6t on oie al
ten gteeeln oes Seefriegs baIten
lno England Iage, oasielbe bon lei-
ner 8Iodaoe. Die Ser. Stoaten
fonnten fia aber aif cine lolhe &uf-
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1916-06-05
Su6t 0enl1(mo6 Seg in cine l(ieoer(age un1umanodn
9ettid)e &erluite iibertriebct,+
Saloniki III von den TranzoIen beIeBt.
Die Xmiien int Kanfains 5nriieeeetrieben.

itreidJ. Die griedpiId)en Sr,tppem
ippbnten Der grofen TN Eager abge-
baltenen Wseiie sn Gbren beg Gdutt-
beiligen bes &0nigs bel ilnb oieIe
0elegenbeit benmkten bic syranspfem,
idJ bes Safens, bes 8Ditamts nnb
bes 8ertdtssebGnbes sn bemiGdti-
gen. SpGter beietten iie aud bie
Office bes griediidJen 9spliseidefs
umb smangen ben Holiseidef mnb
ben Gbef Der &pnitabler, bie gtabt
at berIaifen. Die griediiden Bolt
n1lb Selegrapben 8eamfen erbiel-
ten ben 8efebl, rnbis ipeiter 80 ar
beiten aber Die gll1ffdt iiber iie
iibernabmen frans0iilae Dffi5iere.
Die sricdiidpen Giienbabnen iunrbtn
uatiirIid ppn ben 5ranspien eben.
falls IN 8eidlag genommen. -Gine
Barrier 9epeifje iueik nidts BON ei-
ner regmlGren 8dftergreifnng Ga
lpnifi's, lonbern mel6et MIR, oaf Die
Trnnsoien in bem gansen non ben
Mliierttn beietten @ebiet Das
&fieasredjt proflaniert bGtten.
Die Siirfem meioen, baf lie oie
3nien TIM aanfafrm nm meitere
fiinfnnos,uansis Meilen 5nriidsetrie-
ben baben.
Die syransDien melSen, Die 9eat-
iden batten bel garspa6 in BEN &u-
geien 0rGben genommen, ieien aber
| nad)ber iuieoer ans ibnen pertrieben
| luDrSen.
Die GnslGn6er babem Sen .6ul-
laii6=Mmertfa 9ampfer ygtoor-
oam" in Jalmoutb angebalten nno
sesmmnsem, feline EOitIaden absnlie-
fern. i
Sci gerSnn iinb Sie Sentidlsn
am Samitag bis an oas Surt @amr
nurgebrmngen mnb baben einen Sra.
ben, mnmtttelbar Dur Dem Sort ge-
npmmen.
Die Staliener melben ipieber ei1t=
mai, baf Die 6iterreidiIdJe Offen-
fine elm sseblldlag lei. 9lm Siens-
tag, Wfitttuod nnb 9onneritag bot
ten Die Seiterreider bic gr0kte1
Initrensnngen gemadt, bie 8la-
teaas bon gliiero nnb 9liiagD sit
nebmen. Gs lei ibnen nidJt gelnn-
gen nnb bamit lei Elm @enbepnnft
eingetreten. Die Staliener batten
cine 0esenofferiibe bespnnen mno
bic Sefeblsbaber ieien Der feften lie.
berseugmns, baf bieie 8egenoffen-
iibe erfDlsreidD Iein iueroe. Der @er-
imd Der Seiterreider, in sStalien ein-
suoringen, f6nne als nisgliift am
seleBen tuerben. - @prlGmfia uirb
man oieien italiemiidem |orIdlaa
snr Gite mol nid,t befolsen. BIS
jett bat man NIT ben geridlten pun
italienifden Grfulgen feline gmten
Grfabrungen senadJt mmb man mirb
AUDI Sies Wsal abiuarten, mas bic
Oeiterreider sii oieiem yWiiserfola"
iagen.
Die @anlpfe Inn oas Sort 8oltr
oaltern mlldeineno nod an. yead
Sonooner 8eridten baben Die Deut-
iden cine yfeibe bon slneriffen ae-
madt, leien aber iiberall obgeIGla-
gen. slub ben @raben, oen oie
, 9entlden an Samitag erobert, babe
man ibnen mieoer abgenonrnen Gle
oeiltlfen 9eridte iagen bierpon
nifts, meloen ober, 6aB Die 9eut-
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eenadt bdtten.
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garos ansbebnten.