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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
CRUCIAL STRUGGLE IS
 ADMITTED ON VERDUN

PARIS, June 6.-It is now be- lieved that if the Germans fail to break through the French cordon >oi steel between Vaux and Damloup they will abandon the struggle al that section of the Verdun front. Here the losses are unimaginable with the Germans persisting in sending regiments to their death with so far but slight advances be.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

Okuma is not confirmed, nor are any details forthcoming.
 As 1t is known Gn attempt was made upon the life of Count Okuma ahoat forr weeks ago already pub lished in Tokio cables to this coun- try, the helated news may hare been re-handled from Shanghai upon this foundation. As far as the repre- sentatives of Japan are concerned, they will neither deny nor as yet confirm the startling news.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

ralty sets the question of Kitchen CTS presence on the Hampshire at rest by stating that he took part in the review of Jellicoes fleet after the Jutland battle and then h. parked on the cruiser Hampshire for a scheduled trip to Russia. The cruiser encountered a mine while heavy seas were running be-
 yond any doubt, for patrol boats and destroyers which were close by
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

NEW YORK, June 6.-Geman authorities admit no serious losses in the North Sea battle with the British fleet. The celebration of the victory still continues in Berlin.
 The reports are so conflicting that it is considered remarkable that with the advantage so much theirs according to official accounts the Germans should have returned [. Wilhelmshaven. For this reason more weight is given the British claims than might otherwise be ex- tended them.
 AMSTERDAM, June 6.-Reports reaching here ascribe large losses to the Germans in the recent fleet battle. 4sxgN
 BERLIN, June 6.--It is denied
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
GERMAN LOSSES ARE NOT
 OFFICIALLY ADMITTED

that either the Dorriinger or Lut- zow were sunk in the recent feat battle in the North Sea. Even the loss of the Westfallen is not ad- mitted.
 Gunfire is admitted to have sunk only the Wiesbaden. The Wiesbaden is small cruiser.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
Death And Destruction Tornadoes SouthernPath
MORE MARINES SENT
 TO SAN DOMINGO, w. !

WASHINGTON, D. C., June G. The State Department has requested the Navy Department to lose no time in dispatching more marines to assist Admiral Caperton in con- trolling the situation.
 It is admitted tonight that the situation in San Domingo is not
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

reports account for Kitchener , presence on board the cruiser Hampshire. One stated that he took part with the civil lords of the Admiralty in the review of the Jellico fleet after the Jutland battle and another states that he was en route to Russia to take part in a meeting of the war council.
 TnNnON J
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

ROTTERDAM, June 6.-Great in- dignation is felt here at the action of the British authorities in remov- ing the mail from the Holland-Am- erican liner Noordam. Special re- presentations have been made against this action to the British government
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
NONE VET CHOSEN BY
 THE CHICAGO POLITICIANS

CHICAGO, June 6.-The pro. gressives have not yet got down to making a choice and it is repeated will make none until the republicans definitely choose their man.
 Bitter attacks are being made upon Hughes by the progressives
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
LONDON kA0URNS LOSS OF
 GREAT SECRETARY OF WAR

LONDON, June 6.-The British Admiralty makes the startling an- nouncement that the cruiser Hamp- shire last night at late hour was mined or submarined off the Orkney Islands with Kitchener and his staff on board the cruiser The Admiral ty admits that Kitchener and his entire staff have perished.
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very reassuring with the natives showing a growing disposition of hostility towards the American con- trol
 It is believed that former Presl- dent Jiminez himself is aiding se- cretly this agitation.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

who declare him to have been ths softest spoken Barnes man that ever humbugged the people of New York. They recite his whitewash- ing of Jerome as a gubernatorial disgrace.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
NOTICE OF REMOVAL.

I'r. w. Darcy Chace has re moved his office to the Albright building over the quarters occu. pied by the new Lomen studio where he will receieve patients at the usual hours.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

for any help to be administered.
 No official announcement of Yuan s death comes and the Foreign Secre- tary says he knows nothing of 1t and does not believe the report.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

NEW YORK, June GA Saloni. ka cable admits an allied offensive in the Balkans. The dispatch how ever has the earmarks of having been censored to a very great ex- tent.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

BERLIN, June 6.-The Douamont bombardment continues to be effect i've with the French offering but mild counter fire in reply. The ground is being cleared in that vicinity for great German ad- vance which will give control of what is regarded the most import ant points in the position.
 Slight gains were made near Fort Vaux where the French made de.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
ALLIES BEGIfa ATTACK
 ON BULGARS BALKANS

LONDON, June, 6.-The War Office admits that heavy artillery attack upon Bulgar positions has been begun. The intention to pro- ceed with a continuous offensive Is not admitted.
 The public expects a Balkan offen- sive.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

ing made in any section. The bat. tie ragged all day with the Germans sending forward assault after as- sault against the redoubts of Vaux with no prospect of success. The attacks are considered deliberate sacrifice of men. The German charges were conducted with the utmost gallantry.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

PARIS, June 6.-Unmitigated re- grct is marked here over the death of Kitchener, with all tho papers publishing eulogistic sketches of his career. Reports from England show that Kitchener held much stronger hold on tho affections of that people than man of his dis
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

SHANGHAI, June 6.-It is an. nounced that Count Okuma has been assassinated.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

Okuma was opposed by a power ful faction.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

SALONIKA, June 6.-The Allies began an attack upon the Bulgar advanced positions yesterday.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

position would have been expected to possess.
 Condolences have been officially exchanged with England in his loss and the sinking of the Hampshire
 BERLIN, June 6.--It is believed that the British cruiser Hampshire was submarined. Kitchener's pre- sence on board comes as surprise to the public who are following the efforts of the papers to explain the
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

NEW YORK, June 6.-The Chinese
 report of the assassination of Count
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

purport of his journey to Russia. The disaster to England is consider ed irreparable.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

emphasis the errors which ho mado throughout his control of the war office.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
CITY BATH HOUSE

Moonlight Spring Water. (Boil tng Hot).
 M. 0. soIlBERG.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

termined stand. The efforts of the French to regain the positions lost around Cumieres continue unsuc- cessful.
 The German offensive in the Vos- ges took the French by surprise as many points scoring gains.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07
STRIKE IN SYMPATHY.

KANSAS CITY, June 6.-Twenty- five thousand building tradesmen have struck in sympathy with the building trades laborers in this city today.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

Chairs BOG. to $500 at Crook. next Fire Department.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

RAIDS IN VOSGES. PARIS, June 6.-The Germans made several unsuccessful raids in the vosges today.
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

LONDON, June 6.-Two separate
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

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 & RANGES. IT WILL PAY YOU. PRICES ALWAYS THE LOWEST. HOLTS CASH STORE.
 Tel. Main 90. Let us estimate on your Job Wosk
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

BERLIN. June s.--It is denied
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

LONDON, June G. The Adm
The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

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The daily Nome industrial worker., 1916-06-07

Let as estimate on your Job wosk
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
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mem 9oumc. ais 0ic W1oibine pl0b.
lid 0eriagtc. Ger Sdoocn mar nur
lnbeoelIteno.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
g. u. 6ein&

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cutitauoen IT. 1T nidt bcfannt lmo
ee6cn Die pcri6ieoenen Weinunqen
niseinan0cr.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
glntO.GOQiEOn.

Gin gllitomobil gigentbum oes
Srn. Sobu 3. giieupolf BON 0lr,
14O0, Scott.StroBe, itieB nit einem
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9lnnapolis.9lueme 8uiammeu. Gle
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umo bon einel Pirate in 9ebanolung
genommen. Ger 8iibrer oes 5tra.
Benbabnwageous 91artin 9luppert
mnr0e on Der ShnIter DerIebt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
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@ettbeuerben eb seua6teS GOmte wrO Die Smmcu a6len
nnO bic yeIO6nnnsen UOcr Ere 81
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Sin gIinOer beItO6lcn.

Sames glllen Elm @linoer, mcl6er
in gar. 4t2, GisIen-StraBe, ein 8im-
mer beluo6nte, wllroe oeitern an Die
9uit geiebt, neil er ieine Wlieibe nibt
be5ablen fonnte. Seine SabIeIiefeiten
wiiroen alti Die StraBe eeiett. 9[lS
er nun tieftralIrig neben ieinem Yett
ltano, fam Der gseger @oporo Naeber
BON Ger Gisleu.StrnBe uno nabm
oos 9ett lno wonoerte 0ooon. MeDer
wuroe oerbaitet ino in Ger peitli6eu
Eoli5eiItation eingeiperrt. Spdter
wuroe er Dem FoIi5eirihter 0opfinS
Dorgefiibrt, peIber ibn fiir 0as @e-
rihtsperfabren ieitbielt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
gYar fem GOeImann.

@eil er cine amerifaniide 5laegc,
weIder er einem fleiuen Suneen an
Der @eit-5aDette.StraBe abaenom.
men batte, ouf ben @oOen mari mo
oieIeIbe 5ertrdt, ipilroe @iaiam bon
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weitIiden 4oli8eieeridt Doreefiibrt.
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uno idoH einige Sabre in oieiem ge-
ieaneten Qanoe ipeiIe. glohoem ibm
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len bate rnO bemerfte, oaB er nidt
in oieies 9ano bineinpaiie, beitrafte
er ibn nit $40 inO Soften. Bon
2an0arai be8ablte.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
WtonneS etiuaS 6eiier.

~~f"ff'AN~ N%'Sef~ ~NllNNs
sSreo. g8. S6Iens, Ser Sefretdr
linO S1obmeiiter Ser n@illiom @il.
tens Go.,~ pelder ii9 am Qonner.
flag, ben 10. 9lusuit ourd eiuen
SduB in Die redte S9ldfe Oos Sc.
ben 5li nebmeu periudte uno bon iei.
ner @obnung in GatonsUilIe nnd
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toe eebradt puroe, bat ieinem On
fel. Sru. Geo. ". SdIens, Dem Hrd-
iioenten Der gepannten Gompagnie,
Elm @eitdHoniB obeeleet5 oob er
@ertbpnpiere aus Spei Erultfonos
fir 5pei gsa6Idiie berpfanoet babe.
Ole feblenoe Summe miro Spor
nidt mitgetbeilt, ooh lollen es no.
beau. 100000 lein, pelde an Den
permolteten g1adl6iien feblen. Die
0llniteo States 8ioelitD & @uaran.
tD Co." bat fir ole @erpaltlng Der
Ta6l1Iie $4,000 8iirgidoft fir
S6Icns eelteut, ioOoB ole @etbeiIig-
ten, BON oenen einiee in Deuti6lonb
jDobnen nibts berlieren meroeu. Die
llnteridlaeiineen iollen iid ouf ei.
men 8eitroum bon nobe6u flint Sab.
rem critredt bobert inO ihon friiber
iinO Elm @aoI $4,000 gutgemnAt
iporben. Sr. Geo. ". S6Iens io9t.
ooB bon Der n@iaiom @iIfcns So"
ni8t Elm Gent peruIiBt miro.
Gie eou5e glneeIegenbeit fam
purh cine llnteriuhung Der giirg.
i6afts-G -Gompagnie ans 2idt, uno
Die meiteren Sdritte bnben ole
&edtsonipGlte @eno6le, 9actier uno
Somoro in Sdnoeu.
sSn Dem 8efinoen oeg 8erluunoe-
ten trat cine fleine @eiierung ein,
bod miro er total blind iein ipenn
er geiiino iperoeu iolIte. 9ie Sueel
rib oos redte g(uge beraus, 8erIt0rte
ollie gaerpenperbinoung oes linfen
gluges ltno fam oil Der linfen SHl1ie
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Nobert q. 9op bic beridieoenen Sc
birntbele oilrb mebrere Stihe au-
ionrnetl 5ii bringen. Sein 900 mar
tGglih erpartet nor0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
QInf Scr Qaubitra6e berIebt.

SSm WorDlanoer llniperIitdts-So.
ipital liegt Die 12 Sabre alte Iodter
oes Srn. Sripin @rice bon Sparfs,
Wo, nit elmer geid6rliben aopi.
wunOe. Gns Mdo6eu bejano iiH
aui Der 9auoItroBe, ais in Der 9}ad'
barifait cine Sprenaloouue abge-
ieuert uuroe mo ein grober Stein
0as Wldohen am Ropf traf.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
n9lriOn",
GgcnriiOn SOnntag, Ia. September,
9ampfer D0reamIanO",
OcrIGht Snh OcS gruOOluaO 2 llGr,
(9Iua13, ,20,27 ;Sept3, &c. .t8, 8,16.17)
nNriOmD
g0rr (ennIiidL Irrnrn lni[L

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flrius our Grlernung Der cneliideu
Spradc bot III Icbter Sgo1e redt
bcrbeibungSpolI begonnen. 9(n 0en
criten Stunoen noDmcn 9 SMiiler
tbcil, Gin 3ei6cn Dab nit oieient
aurlus einem ipirfliAen geOiirfniB
obgebolien miro. Die llnterri1ts,
itinoen iinocn ieoen 02ontog, @2itt.
nod uno 8reitag, 9lbenoS Z llbr AS
Bis nuf lpeiteres in Ser Stog.Snlle.
glr. 205, 6iio.@ouoper.Str., Ttatt.
9laes gldbere beioet Die sln5eiee an
auoercr STEELE oes oDeutibcn GORE.
iponocntcn".
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
Nea 0IruhSiebllnlla anaefLant.

Ger 81 Sabre alte Soiepb @ol0-
BERG puroe augeflngt. bon 3rni Ore
becca 9ellmau glr, t119, 0it-8alti.
more.StraBe, SIei6erItoff I'M @ertbe
bon $500 eeiioblen 81 bnben. @olO.
berg, Der in 9lr. III, 9lliceanna-Str..
wobnt, puroe aegen $500 @iirg-
i6aft bonn 9lihter @eredt in Der
onliden @oIi5eiitotiou ireigelalien.
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Sit.3ratt. t.StraBe, muroe, Der Seble-
rel oneefloat aegeu 500 9iireihnIt
bis 5um 9er60r freieeInIien. Zen
3eueenaisiageu gem6B muroe Der
Stoff in einem bon Goldberg be-.
poDnten Saihe seinoen. Ger 9lnee.
flagte Ion einen Ibeil oopon an W1ia.
item Oerfouit 6aben. Srou aeIlman
5eigte ocn 9erIiiii ser @oIiaei an.
SOmmerfeit Der Su5, GiebertafcT,
SOnutaM 20. gInsnit. gIuf 5um
@Oltsfeit bes @eitenbs i'm ,,g8eit 6u6
%art". SiuOer.gIcIldtisnus.
(9llQ6,12,19,20)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
;yunS Ocn GrtrinfnnoStOS.

Der 8 Sabre olte Soiepb @etrg Oas
Spfer. Sein Sreuuo fonnte
eerettet ueroen. Ger 2eidnam
oeS grtrlmfenen purOe einiee
StunOen ipGter seborgen.
9tls eeitern 9Sa9mittag ser IA
Sabre olte 9iuiiea aobl bon Ger.
1905, 9lisquitb .StroBe, in Ser 9116e
oes Bier Otr. 4 an Der Bratt-StraBe
alf ieinem 6a6rraO, auf Dem au1
Der 8 Sabre nIte SSoiepb @etrD bon
gSr. 1915, 9lisqilit6. .StraBe, fab,
fltbr, perlor er pl0tIi9 oi6t Dor DER
Safenmauer Die @eipolt iiber oas
gfaO uno fiel nit ieinem 6relmoe ms
ggaiier. 9abl fonnte, ais er an ole
SberfId6e fam ii9 an einem 8oote
feitbalten, Ddbreno iein 8egleiter in
ben @ellen periHmano, ebe Siilie er.
idieneu mar. Ger 2eidnam oes gr.
trunfenen murOe flr5 nod 6 llbr BON
Der Wlanni9oft oes &oIi5eibootes
12annon~ geborgen. 1erieIbe ipurOe
in Der 9lmbulan5 oes mittleren 81.
itritts nod Dem WlercD-Soipital uno
bon bort nod Dem lt6otiiden &eiden-
baus eebra6t.
aa6l Scr 6os OiaO eeIenft bate,
piiroe oerbaftet un0 nod Ger mittle.
rem BoIi5ei.Station eebrad6t, luo er
aneeidul0igt ipurOe, oen 300 oes 8
Sabre alteu Solep6 4etrp berbeige-
fiibrt 81 baben. Coroner 9lileD bonn
mittleren Diitrift itellte cine llnter.
iudung an unO eutlieB eeitern glbeno
aobl fiir einen om Montng glbeno
itottfinoenoen Synqueit. g3ad oen Sin.
goben Oes 2ebteren iubr er in Der
9ld6e Oes 9Siers umber. gr bate
Netri ouf oie 2entItange gelebt, an
melber ii1 oerielbe nneeblid etpas
81 frompibait ieitbielt. gIls &a6l
Dieoer in ihneioiger 6abrt einen $50.
gen MAIDEN moate, aelana rs ibm
nidt Die 9enfitouoe 81 Oreben, unO
i'm nG6lten 9(ueenbIid iii6r er iiber
ole Safennauer. @r uno 9etrD iiber.
idlusen lib, ebe iie in Sen @eaen
OeribwonOen. 8eioe famen unge-
fdbr 81 oerielben Belt an Die Ober-
fl6be, uno es eelong aabI, iid an
eiHem goote ieit8ubaIteu, wGbrenO
Eetrp mieOer beridwanO. aabl uur.
oe bon einieen Yaiionten ans 2ano
ge5ogen.
Der grtruntene binterI6Bt auBer
ieiuen gltern flint Sdweitern unO
5mei @riioer.
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..llnfr[ WrGiin. .glerren- y

9Imsflus, SOuntuG, 20. glMsait 1916,
SIufans 2 ll6r ylGdImittass, i'm
rGauHitatter.F0rf," GreOsrid-SlOaO,
Gipeans MIR DOn Der 1uuguoubitr,
SerreH 50r, :gIiIehmcut: 9ameu 25e.
(qlue13,15,19,2O)
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,,WlOaart.WlauusrdlOr.4 q

WrOke GEfltriipu mad yOrf, %G,,
SOHutag, 3, Sept. 1916. Sidets
$i.25; ainOer inter IL So6rsu 65e,
3mg Derldht glOrtb-gIOe. uub DAT.
ctr. S.45 WlOrsens.
(9lug20, 7Sept3)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-08-20
opanTa9 ia OGOrfuIE.

@ic oeileru glbeuo aus Noriolt te.
lrqropbiih gcmeIoet wuroe, III oa-
Ielbfl Scr 5dIeppoampier ..6onia",
iru6cr .9bomos =. simmons~. Elm.
aeirciicn uio nimmt aoblen Elm.
cl6iIbcriidnoIid wuroe ioiort oos
(gcriiAi BON benz Grunrteu oeS I'm.
ierIeebootes Bremen mieoer In llm-
laui acicAt Capt Collins tbeiIte
ober nit. Dab er oen 9laitrog babe,
cine gIu5a6l Barren Uon ben Gapes.
nod baltimore 81 idleppen iml 81
Icicn 3wcfc 0obleu aebrqlide.
NhpuurnlgH, NE ben pDentlulen NnrrglppHs
hruifHH AiMi phniiliM nhfr unffaeiH1htn 81
halifu Nnh ffpcifu, hcr Cilife bopuH pfl 1flfs
uN0A uDEr iMfilNlA MlltlBglluNn bu MnlleN.
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GdDiffsfarten

bon iino nab DeutldIono un0
Deiterreih. .llnearn iiber giotteroam
unO gep.yorf. @eIOienouneen nah
europa.
SbeO. S. Diener e 60,
217 Dit-gaItimOre.Str,
(Wl6rsla-l 243 Sab.gruuNwat.
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1eIearapLildJer WeiierberldJt.

QIns ben iibrigen glnoes-g8etter.
Bccbodtimgs. Stationen murben Die
iolqeuoeu boditen Eemperdtiren
Die nm s ll6r aeitern glbeuO berrid.
ten, beridtet:
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Der @eItfrieg 6eute OOr ciuem
SaBre.
20. gluguit 1910.
(Jladb Dem @eridt oes oelIticben
@eneraliias.)

Ger beiitidc Hcihstag bepiI.
ligt Die brittle ariegsonleibe in
6obe bon 10 9iaionen 0larf.
Tie IotalOeripilligunoeu betraaen
iebt 25 9illionen Oearf.
Tie 6rau5oien weroen aus
fiir5li6 ero6erten @rdben pieoet
beridgt
Iie 3eliuug gluwo.@eorgielusf
f1at; $4,000 W1ann borlmter G
@enerdle, weroen geiangen ee-
nommen, Die ariegSbelite beliebt
aus iiber 1G40 @eihiibea 103
WiaIhinengelpebren, 23,2t9 @e.
pebren. 100000 SduB 9lrtiIle-
rie-Munitiou 709S,00O @epebr.
potronen.