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The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
MAIL DELIVERY
BY HAND SLED
WUNIQUE METHOD EMPLOYED By
AUTO COMPANY IN DE-
LIVERING MAIL

An instance illustrative of some
of the difficulties surmounted by
carriers of the mails, while engag-
ed in the regular routine of a days
work, was brought to light last
week through the impossible condi-
ton of the Ida summit road, over
which the Brown-Parker auto stage
makes a trip to the Ida district
with the mails three times a week.
Ida summit, some five miles south
of Goldfield, has been impossible to
motor traffic for the past 10 days,
and even two-span teams have had
serious difficulty in negotiating the
slippery stretches and deep drifts.
The auto stage made the trip to
Ida one morning before the last
heavy now and reached the old
town in good time, but in returning
the driver found that a heavy snow
storm had rendered the road i'm
passable and the machine was IN
able to procee through the deep
drifts on the Ida side of the range.
The driver left the auto stalled in
the drifts on the summit and walked
to Goldfeld. Hhe BroWn-Parker
company decided hat time would be
saved by driving an auto as far UP
the summit as possible on this side
and then transporting the mail and
gasoline to the stalled machine over
the summit or a hand sled. This
procedure has been in operation for
the past week and the mails have
been carried through on regular
time, despite the condition of the
summit road.
This system of relay ~transporta-
ton has been the only motor traf-
fic between the Ida district and
Goldfield for the past 10 days and
several cars are reported to be stall
ed south of town. A number OF
two-span teams have had serious
difficulties in negotiating the grades
because the top crust of thin ice
which covers nearly three feet OF
snow, is not heavy enough to sus-
tain the weight, but is hard enough
to seriously handicap the horses in
pulling. The thaw today will aid
in opening the roads to traffic south
OF the town.
Similar difficulties were expert
enced by ~autoists travelling to and
from Tonopah during the early part
Of last week. Several cars were
stalled on the Tonopah summit and
on the Gold Mountain summit and
auto traffic was at a standstill un.
til the snow had melted sufficiently
20 permit a powerful car to nego.
Otiate the drifts and break the trail
for others to follow.
Manhattan is almost isolated or
account of the heavy drifts and the
slippery condition of the roads
Travel into Tonopah has almost beer
discontinued from the placer camp
The horse is the only solution oil
the problem, and he has come into
his W again, for a short time al
least.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
RICH FIND MADE
NEAR NATIONAL
BONANZA DISTRICT REPORTS
ANOTHER HIGH GRADE
STRIKE

Local stockholders III the Buck
skin National Gold Mining company
are very much elated over a strike
in the Hatch lease. which Judging
from the assay returns so far re-
ceived, is one of the biggest anu
richest ever made in this part Of
Nevada.
Mr.. Hatch brought in a number
width of the face of the drift. At
the point where the ledge was an
countered the ledge showed a width
of sever feet, with an average val
ne clear across of about SIS per
ton.
These samples were run Friday
at the Winnemucca assay office and
gave good returns, indicating that
Mr.. Hatch and associates have OPP
ened a bonanza in their lease on
the Buckskin National property.
The samples returned the follow
ing: An average of three and one
half feet across the vein, $116.10
per ton. No. 2 assay, a streak about
four inches wide, s1117.60 per ton,
Assays 8, 4 5, each Of streaks about
four inches wide, $34S.15, $396.2r,
! and $413.35 per ton.
n, Silver values predominated in AL
the assay but No. g. the highest
of the lot. In this one the values
were higher in gold.
The Hatch lease in on the Nor
mar Bell No. 2 claim of the Buck
skin National property and situated
about 2700 feet north of the com
pany workings. where the SAM
high-grade vein has been opened
to a depth of over 400 feet in 4
shaft and by over 1000 feet by
drifts. This important development
work on company account was done
under the superihtendence of f. =
Bell. The value of the property
this latest strike in the Hatch
lease.
Immediately rron receipt of the
aSs'y returns above mentioned. NJ :
Hatch telephoned to National u
have the ore from the richer
streaks sacked and if the bot'anzf
shoot continues, as there is every
reason to believe it will, he vii
have a big, rich shipment to send
out as soon as winter breaks ant
teams can reach the property.
In recognition of his work in dr1v'
ing a cross-cut tunnel almost 900
feet to tap the bonanza vein Mr.
Hatch has been granted a years
extension of his lease, the com
pany having made the requirement
that he drive a longer tunnel tf
intersect the ledge at about 4OC
feet greater depth, which worl
will be started as soOE as the prop.
err machinery can he installed. His
plans for the exploitation of his
rich lease also include the install
ment of a milling plant.
Mr.. Hatch's associates in the
ownership of the lease are a number
of prominent business men and car
italists of Chicago. who wired him
their congratulations upon receipt
of the good news of the strike
Humboldt Star.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
Snow Causes Alarm

Snow, o~verhanging the cliffs OF
Mount Davidson. near Virginia City,
has caused many residents of that
snow-slides, and several have moved
from the path of any possible slides.
The snow is banked high on the
sides of the mountain and houses
at the foot have been vacated until
the situation is more safe. Safety
first is being practiced by the resi-
dents Of these endangered homes.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
COUNSEL FEES AND
ALIMONY ALLOWED

In the case of Robertson against
Robertson, for divorce, the motion
for alimony and counsel fees was
heard by Judge Walsh in the dis
trict court yesterday. f. l.. Foley
appeared for the plaintiff and F.
McNulty represented the defendant.
The attorney for the defendant
agreeing that $3.50 would be a
reasonable attorney fee for the
plaintiff and ~consenting thereto, an
order was therefore made by the
court, allowing the said sum and
$40 per month was allowed the
plaintiff for alimony, pendente lite.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12

An engine, in attempting to buck
the huge drifts of snow on the
Southern Pacic road neal Elko, re
Gently bucked itself off the rails and
was thrown across the tracks of
the Western Pacific. which runs
parallel with the Southern Pacific
at this place. Snow-plows are in
use all along the line out of Elko.
The train crew of the wrecked en-
CINE was not injured and the wreck
ing crew soon had the track clear
of the mogul.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
MOTION TO DISMISS
CASE UNDER ADJUSTMENT

In the case of l.. f.. Campbell
against the Goldfield Water COM
pany, the motion to dismiss for lack
of prosecution was argued. submit
ted and taken under advisement by
Judge Walsh in the district court
Thursday. w. D.. Hatton represents
ed the plaintiff in court and B.
Henley appeared for the defendant.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12
Jennette T. Knight filed a suit

Jennette T. Knight filed a suit
for divorce from Bartholomew Il.
Knight, through her attorney. f..
Carter Edwards, on the ground Of
extreme cruelty and ihhuman treat
ment yesterday in the county clerks
office. She alleges in her corr
plant that he threatened her life
on numerous occasions and hat he
often struck her before friends. On
ohe occasion he is alleged to have
threatened her with a Ratchet and
at ether times to have suggested
emoloying a gun to end her trou-
5les. She petitions for the Gus
I. dy of a daughter. aged Is years,
dad for sufficient money to main
tain the child and pay her attor-
ncy's fees.
The Goldfield news and weekly tribune. [volume] (Goldfield, Nev.) 1911-1947, 1916-02-12

w. Fl. KALER came in from the
cast this morning and is a guest
ut the Goldfield. registering from
Salt Lake.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1916-12-29
Ses Weids. aan3lers
,,spertbpplle Waits
arbeit"
ggbittst fi5 in isiuem eritsn gssriB'
uuss ssIsgramm Der Ueus
Siterrsi&iids Wiuiitsr
oss 4subsrsu.

Berlin. %. DECEMBER. 9ui
DrabtlpTsm mess na6 SogOiIIs. Die
ueberIes Ra6ri6tsn assntur msIOet.
oab Der grai gaernin. Der neue Oitsrs
rei6iI9 unsarif9. WiHiiter bss
QsuBsrsn, benz SeutI9eu Rst4stan5'
ler tsIssrdpbii9 mittbeilts, bag sr iein
ueues 2lntt augstrsten babe, unD ibn
i'm ieiH. .pertb1oIls Witar5eit IN
Der grfiiGuns unisrsr atufsabe" Ts
iu5te.
Ter Ra9tia.eu assHtar slfrIss
iagts Graf Gsernin:
ruEisrs Iuians 5ifoet bic 9aupts
itiiBs unfsrsr ouspdrtiseH poIitit.
9ur5 fis paren unieren Rutionsn
uno europa 40 Sabre lang bic Oeq.
nungeu bes SrisbeHs uno sebeibIiacr
gntpidIuua bsideert DorSen. Iber
ibrsu sr0btsn Dertb srDeiit lie IN
unisrsm i6psren Rampfs ssssn mdds
tiqs Gsinos, bic iia unf.rs gsrni6s
tuRg gum 3iels senpmmsn paben.
Die sapferteit Der psrbiiHosteu 4rs
nsen unb bic opferfretIbigs Wtitpirs
tung unfsrer @5Itsr ruirb aber, osiIen
bin i6 serib, snbgiiltisen Sieg aHo
nit tbm cine 9arantis uuierer ggi'
itsHs uno 5utunft berbeifiibrsE."
Sn isinsr 2lnttpprt puHtts Der
Rsi6sfdn;Isr bem grafsn @asrHin
uno fiiste binSu: rrlnisrs qtqian3 biI'
bet cine ieits uno uHeri4iittsrIi6e
gaIis, auf tpsIter, ME i4 osrtrdU'
snsOou boffs. unisrs gemsiniame ar'
Belt Zen Eampf 5u ein.m suteH Gnp:
bringen DirS. llnb na9 sinem iis5s
rsi4eu Sriebsn pirs fis BEL segenl.i'
zig treusm 3ufammsnpirtsu Die
Woblfabrt unisrsr Rationsn feft be-
sriinosn unb INNER msbr fGroerH."
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@abriheinliH erIpaem
Die GHgIdHber m56ten
~ obI auf bte Ssuti9en
bic 9 d m q d elmer ga.
raIoHs gffoirs
bGufeu


2onoon, %. 9e3. Dus Warirss
miriiterium iibsrgab am a6enb Der
aHociirteu Drs'e cine grtlirunu ii5er
bas am II. Sessubsr srFulste @erTen.
Ten bes britiibeH 0ampfers .Deits
miniter" i'm MitteIIGnbiTden T1eere.
bic pon 5Osartissn gusfd[en aegen
Seutidianb ftroBt.
Su Der grtIdrune beibt .s, Sas Der
SumpFer nit gaIIoTt Don sorre Qns
nun5iata rad Bort Soib untsripeas
repeieH lei, als er am ID. December,
180 Tleileu Dom nGhften 9ano snt.
fsrnt, pcu einem oeutiden uu.erTee.
boot obne Wurnuns angesriffen uno
5fueimaI nadeinanSsr torpebirt uurs
ben lei, pobei bier WGnner oet56te!
Durben. 9amtt nidt aenug. 6Gttsn Die
Oeutffen oerfu6t, bic ueberIe6enbsn
NIT toItsm 9luts Su ermorbsn, oenr
bic 2eute feien in ben gpoteu aus si.
ner gntfsrnung Don 1000 gorps Don
benz unterieebpot beIdoFen poroen.
Der &apitdn unS Der srfte OfFisier
fuurber uuf Der STEELE astobtet uno ibr
Boot tpurbe in ben 9runb aebOhr!;
uno Der stpeite uuo brittle Snssnieu,
limb Dahri6einIih ertrurten, oenn ios
melt biss betannt III, fiub re Don teit
mem anSersH S9iff uufsenummer
tpproen.
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Jn bem Talle bes Gam
piers u1eltD"
grtIGrt bic beutfde Rsgisruug. Sab
iis EN- DOlss Rs4t ss3abt babe,
bas Saiff su psriensen
llnS uu9. bab fie fir bic D6qige
Giasrbsit Der gsiaBuug s.iorst
babe.

Berlin, %. Deg. Tie aHtnprt
Der b.utiden RsgieruHs aui zine Der
om,ri,auif4en 9tufrassn nit ge5uJ
auF bds 9.rienlsu DON Sdiffeu. in
bieiem Jale bss nOrusgiiden Dams
piers rgsIto-, lautst pie fuIgt:
,Dis bic beutiheH Rarins5ebOrosH
isitseft.a. baben. purOe Der Gampfsr
.DsItO". bsr Don Der isaIienii4en Rss
sisrlns fit ben sronsport bon aO5'
len gspadtst ipOroeu mar, am 13. De
.ober Sisi.s Sabrss unssfdbr 40 Sss'
msil.n iiib5fiti5 BON Sap poIos anss'
6alien unb sur5 4rtiasrieFsusr per'
isntt, neil CT bsm 5einbe unter Tsr'
Iesuns Der Rsuiralitdt gsiitano geIsi'
it.t bate. Gs ssidab siss, Na6Sem
Der beu.i4e 9ommanosur bic S6iifs'
papi.re in gsiis ssnpmmsn unb be
g.iabuns psrantabt bate, ii6 in biz
gocie su bessben.
Die 9sfabung srbislt cine baI5'
stunhe 3eit. iia in bic gOote gu beg:'
ben. Tds wsttsr NOR fe5r fdOu uuo
ben 0i. gOcte pursn cine MIR Osts
bGltnibmGbis iurse Sirede ben Der
ipaniibeH Riiiis .ntferut, 10 buB fiir
bi. Siterb.it Der gsIabuus asniigeuO
9oriors. setroffsn pOrbtn mar.
Die annabms Der dmeri.aniiten
Resieruns. SaB bas aebsn bon umsris
taniid.n giirssru, bic iid an goro
Der ,Ielto" befanbsr, IN 9sfabr s.s
bra6t ipOrbsn Tei. ift baber ni4t se'
redtfsriisi.'
Die grlebigung Der rWtariNa" s2ln'
s.Ieg.nbeii, bic babOn ab6dnst, OBJ 6as
S5iff Elm Re9isrun9s Grdusprrts
bampfer mar, fpiro naourn ner5oaer.,
bab ip.iiere gla9ridtsH opn DdIbings
ton sriportst tperben. Die ameriiaHl.
ibs Regisrung bdt sipsi grtldrunseu
Don Der britiideu Rssieruns iitermits
i<It, eabin Iautsuo, oab Der DamNes
fir bic bRtiide Resieruns bsrpfIidtsi
seipefen iei, ouf ben S1brtsn uaa
Sften apfsrbs b,riibsr gu briuesn, a6.r
nidt fir bic psiiIi9eH 5abrtsn per 3.
pflidtet seipeIen lei, unb eesbuIb aud
nidt aIs SranspOrtfatff anssFeA.n
lperbsn t5nns. DsutTbIanD tpariet bars
auf. tp.ldx 9lusIsguns bic amsriioni.
i8e Resisruna Sij,n eriIaruussa
gsbtu sulrA
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1eutidJiamo lit angeblib
bereit,
Tem RrniiSeutcn @ilipn ocrtrGulide
giittbeilungeu iiGcr icine 6rieocnS.
beSinaungen 81 maiden,
@cHn bics Die @HbnbHnag elmer Trie.
Scus.SoHicrcn5 ermGgIi6e.

g9oibirgton. 3. g., 2S. 0es.
O. nuroe on Gounerita1 bctonnt.
bnb 0ertidIano nidt 5itIaiien rperOe,
haB ser @eg 5u 5ricbrnsunterbanS.
Illuger ourcb Die grfl1utrg Der Gn.
teutc.Wddte, obnc aerntniB DER
5rieoeusbooingungcn iidl uidJt arf
cine Gricocnsfonferen3 ciR3uIoiIcn,
bIodirt miro. @s perIalltet, bab Die
GsntrnInldd)tc bcreit ieielt, Dem Troii.
beuter @iIion oertrauItd}e Otitt9et.
Iungen III @e5ua auf lire 9e0ingltn.
GEN gu mad]e1l, ioQs Dies nobig rper.
cen ioIlte. I'M Die orobenoe 8ereite.
lung ctrcr 3uiammeuflu1ft BON grie.
ben5. OeIcgater 81 uerbinoeru. uno es
murocn 9InoeutuHgen oemodt, oeren
fufolge cine 0icsbe3ilgIid)e Ddtteei.
Irna bon Seien 0cutItblauos berctts
eingetroffer ici ooer 6ob in Slir5et
ciutreiicn nirbe.
Ser offi5ieae Cert Der @ntport
Ieltihlmlbs ouf Oes 8roiiocnten
9tnte fam am 0onueriteg bier an,
mar abcr, uie oerlalitet, bon fciner
oertrduIidjcn 0httbeiluna oes 9ot.
idaitcrs @crroro beolcitet. S.ollte cine
iolde nn6 cintrefiert 70 uilroe tie na.
tiirIid' nd)t oeroifentlldt perbcn.
IeutiMnno crpurte, 70 puroe &C.
iagt. ooB Die Ser. Staoten auItren-
pluotn MAIDEN, eine 5rieoe1lstouFe-
rem 5iiItonoe 81 briHgen, uno es iei
berrit. ir1euo mcIde 8drid]Idee oes
9;taiioertcn IN Grrpdgung 8u SiebsiL
g9ie oerIautet, beabiidltigt Deilti1-
Iono nidht, Oic @1itcnte. Dlddte auf8'i-
forNcrll, lire 9eoingungcn 3u ucrof-
Ientlifen, uno eS merOc oeshalb nltcb
aic ieiniger untcr fcinen llmitunocn
6ficntlid5 bcfurnt Dcbell.
Sn bieiiaet Oeutiden Sereiifn tutiroc
hic 9[niidt ouS8coriidt, oob bic iSric-
ScnsGeoingiIugen Oer Gentralmodte
ioIdc ieien, oob lie, tpeun lie ben Gclc.
ooten Der gtiertc porpeleDt tpcr6erI
3idlinuruin0 tinOen lGirceit
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uunerb eiferli6
Die GnsldHber rebeH ii4 INNER nod
Elm. bic Deutiaen DoGIitdnots
beiisgen 81 t0nnen.
Was iis fir pdfeHbs Jrisbens6soin'
gungen bolten.

2onbon, %. 9essmbsr. - Die
bieiigen 3eitunssu bsi4dftissn ii9 ale
nit bem am 25. Osoembr pon Gent
ruiiiiden Raiier srlafeuen 9lrmeese<
febl, in bem sr srtIdrt, baB bic 9sit
fIr ben Seginn DON Grisoensunter.
banolun9en nod nidt setommer fsi.
ginigs Der 3eitunssn fagsn, bag bic
anbsren Witslieber Der Gntente bsm
geiipisI RubIanbs fOlgen unb, ME tsr
.3ar ss setbaH, tire 5rieOsus6eOineun.
gen angcben iollten.
Der sStanburo" iugt, bab aner
Sruno bafiir Oorbanbsn isi, an3unebz
men, bub .prsubeR" nit ieinsn gors
i4isssn 9interIiitigs 3rpete perfolgs
unb tsiH GrisDsu fir europa fi9er iel,
ipenn bem rprsubiiden Wilitari5urus"
oas preitise Osrbleibe, iissreia gu Isin,
mas Der Sal iein piirbe, penn Der
arieg morgen siR gnOeR erreidc
spiirbe.
~Gs 1T an Der Ssit," fdbrt bic 3.i.
tuns fort, roab bic straightforward
uHo bic 9teutraIen bic po6re Sa6tngs
begreifeu. Dis ggiirtsn Iinb ibcr.
5eust, baB fis biHuen aur3en Seu.I6.
lano eiHe rernidtenbs miIitGriI9e gie.
berlase bereiten t0unen. gs piro i'm
bann elm 5rieben inter Der Bebinsun1
an9sbofeu fperbsu, bag es GIfaBs2otb,
rEHgen 5uriitgiebt, ar ieineu Raul
bernusgiebt, feline iGmmtli6en Eolo.
ntsn oerliert unb cine paFsnbe Sriess.
erti4GSisuHg be5abIt, pGbreub feins
GuitrteH bic ytinosftforbsrungcn bon
HuBloHb uao StuIien 5epiIigen mii1.
fem
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Die RuHen aud aus ihren n,uen go,
fitiontn psriri.btn unb gum Rid,
sus gesDunssn.
On ben iibriasn 5ronten bat Tib ni6i5
Ron Di9tisseit srsisnsi.

Berlin. %. DEG. auf brabtIofsm
Wsss mad Sapoills. 81, o5eriie See.
TsEI.ituns fiinbisi an. bab bi. ruIs
fii& rnmdnii@e armse In Der 5ftIi,
den Waua6si DollfiGnbis ssI&Iasen
rprosH III. Die ruffif9sn 9ruppsn, bic
sinsu gsrfub madisn. psrIorsnen Bus
ben suriidsusrobsrn. ipurDsn 3uriidsss
ipOrfsH uub. fhptrt Dsrlufis erleis
btnb, aus ihren neisr g,oIiiionen Der.
irisbsn. Sn ben am Witipo6 iiattses
funbsnn Ndmpfsn uurbsu Don ben
Siisrsidii& unsariidn Irupp.n
5000 giuusens ssmadt. 9i. bs5iisIi,
de offisiiIls discriminating lnutst
iuie foIst:
sGroni bss er3br5sss, Soieph:
I'm Der aubopa. In ben Walbinrpas
.hsn. isisbsn p.utfhe Sissrbaioillors
li1rft riifiitde HoloHien nit 9dno,
aranatsn suriid. sn BEN msits Gas
ussei altfdnitt Ganbsn l,bbuit, ariil.
Isriscsfedie iintt. Gud in ben Bergen.
i'm Ciiuns uno g,utna 1baI fiubsn
luisbn i.bbafis gsfsdis itait.
.2lrmsesrupps bss gsIomari9ans
pom 16dsnisn: gIm 27. DECEMBER srs
rang bic nslnte grmse untsr bsm Be-
ssbl bts Generals BON Gdlisnbapn In
her S&Ia6i SET Rimnii edrat sIusn
esrpaHsissu 5iss iiSss ~ RuHsHl
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Sn MbreSe geftent
Wirb bas Ssriidi ppm Be-.
oritebenben Riidtritt
bes 9rafen Eisaa.

Berlin, 81. 0ss. lleber 2onbor,
%. DECEMBER. BON ben Regierunss.
HIdttsrn in Buoapeit pirS ols neuli3
berDFTentIidte Geriidt, 9ab Der unea.
riids Premisr in SurSem, ipie Baron
ben Burian uno Or. bon &osrber, yis
riidtrettn tperbe. in 9(brebe eeitellt.
grpBbem lam niht beitri.ten iperoen,
bab bic M6sli9teit bss Riidtritts oes
unsariihen preuiers Idpu Ieit bem
Toos pes SoiIers 5ron5 Splepb er,
Drtert fpuros. Nus outbentiTd1er
auelle rsrlautete bamols, bnb Baron
guridn pom Stouplab dbtreten uno
bur6 bep Graien @5erniu eriebt per.
zen tpiirbe, uro oab au6 Der prsmier
aissa Ds1su mlFs. GS bisb, Sob Siets
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Eumme 9lusreben
Der britiTde General (S4pdBerJ
WlduriCe
Sest Der gFociirtsu qrsiie auseinuns
Der, parum bic 9riten bic Sffens
IiOe an Der Somme ni4t
fortIeben.

2onbon, 28. DECEMBER. - Der
GensraImaiOr 6reosrid 3. Maurics.
Director Der militdriI1en Speratios
nen i'm arisgsminiitertum, bate ppr
einigcr 3eit in einem SnterDiew nit
Der 2liiociirten qreHe ertlort, baB bic
Sffeuiioe Der gri.en an Der Somme
tpabrsno Des gon5en 8inters fortqes
ieBt peroen piiroc, iOoaB Die Geut'
i6en tetns 5eit erbalteH piirben, Titf gu
iummeIn oocr ibre Steluugen Ipciter
gu befeitigen. DIS e nun Don Der
Anociirtcn preiie barber befragt
puros, pie es tame, buB ieit Shober
feline gr6Bereu 2lngrifie an Oiefsr
6roHt gemuht nIrOen, iagte er. bab
in eritsr ainie bic britiI4e 9eeresleis
tung bic Wirturg bes 4riileriefauer5
auf bas GeIGnoe unterI6dBt 5abe.
Oas SelGnoe, ii6er bas bic 3ruppsn
Dorriiten miibten, Iei nit @ranattri9a
tern u5eriGet, bic nit M1Ter anqe-
fiiat ieien. Qu9 babe man bic Btrz
tung BEG REBELS an oisier sront un4
teriadst. Inter OieTen umitdnbeu,
iagts er, iei es ndbrenO bes @inters
uRmogIia, in erfOIgreidsy @e;fe an
ber CONNIE an operiren er buffe dter,
oaB man in Wdr3 pieOer 5ur Offsn>
iiOe iibergeben f0une.
General Waaurice iaste audi, b1B bic
grttsH IN ben lcBten 5ebr Sagsu eine
neue Strede Der fraHS0iii9sn SSront
uberHommen bdtteH; er tueigerte iih
aber, Die gsHuue Stredc an5uge6eu, 70
laree Die 9eutI4en nidt genau bars
iiber irforr,irf ipipn
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Tabon nurbsn 338 IGnnsr unb
SO Srau.n erfdof.n, 4S RdHnsr uHo
cine Grau srto4en; q Ranner uno
cine Grau tObtseidlagsu; feds Nans
Her unb flint GraueH lsbeubis per'
branni, uub en- ManH ertpiirst, ipdbs
renb spei WGnnsr tpdbrsnb Der 8e'
raubuns .ines giienbabH5usts i,it,ns
scr RufsH set5btst purbsu. Sn ben
TGnen bon 1o7 Wadnnr unb bier
graun ipurbs nur .rmDrbst' ala
gobesurla9e anssfiibrt.
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gerdnbsruneen beabTi8tigt feien, Tim
oem lle6ergepiht llngarns in Der
0Oppelmonurhte, pie es urter benz
8rnfen 9iB3o gu Sage getretsn Isi,
Elm gnbe gu md8en.
0us geeentpdrtige geriitt bon elmer
teoOri itsGeuben Rsfigndtion oes gres
miers Sis5a siebt uls Gruuo ansebs
lide Gifferenaen nit oem SrafeH
g5ernin unb bem 9oati:ipnsmintites
rum iiber bic Gin5etbeitsr Der Bellies
gung Der StFFeren5en spii4eu llngorn
unb SeIterreih an.
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0as 94hthem Der &mifcr,
tn Cfprenken.
6o48 psrfUnsn. barunt,r SO grauen.
ipurbsn iDdbrsnb Der tur5sn Su.
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Giiprsuben so4s N1srionsa srmosSst.
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