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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

ket building. by P. F. German. collector

ket building. by P. F. German, collector
Of taxes.
Plans are being completed by r. E.
Lee Camp. Confederate Veterans, for
Its annual banquet. which will be held
January 10, in Lee Camp Hall. 1t Is
expected that addresses will be made
by a number Of prominent speakers.
. John 2. Normoyle, real estate dealer.
Va, to an out-of-town investor house
724 North Columbus street.
Rev. O. w. Triplett, pastor Of the Sec
ond Baptist Church. who was recently
operated on for appendicitis. has LETT
thte Alexandria Hospital and is rapidly
recovering.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
BUYS THE DoUCET DOLLS.
Anonymous Donor Contributes $780,.
600 for Blind Soldiers and Sailors.

Thirty thousand dollars has been
added to the b. F. B. permanent blind
relief war fund for soldiers and sailors.
with headquarters at $50 9Th avenue,
New York, an anonymous buyer having
paid that sum for the funds historic
collection of Doucet dolls. which the
donor has given to the Toledo Museum
of Art.
These dolls constitute what is be-
lieved to be the most complete and
elaborate representation extant Of
French fashions in dress from the sixth
century to the present time. They are
about seventy-fve in number were
made in 1915 by famous Paris sculp-
tors and dressed by fashionable
French costumer Both models and
dresses were copied from portraits Of
persons prominent in the century de-
picted by the respective dolls.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
FOREIGN POST FOR TREvINO.
Carranza Proposes Important Posi-.
ton for Army Leader.

CHIHUAHUA CITY. Mex. December
l6.--Gen. Jacinto Treyino. until recently
commander of chihuahua, is to be given
an important post abroad by Carranza,
according to information here. Gen.
Trevino. with his stan and a strong
bodyguard, left today for Mexico City.
via Jnarez and Eagle Pass. Tex.
Gen. Gabriel Gonzales Cuellar, one of
the defenders of Chihuahua City dur
ing the recent attack by Villa, died
here today after an operation
Gen. Murguia reported that military
operations are developing in the north
wegtern zono.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
TRAIN IN HOT OIL SHOWER.
Locomotive Strikes Tank Wagon.
One Man Fatally Burned.

IOWA FALLS. Iowa, December 1e.-s
Three hundred gallons of hot oil were
hurled over an Illinois Central passsn.
ger train here today when the locomo-
tive OF the train struck an oil tank
wagon. The tank exploded.
Joseph Taylor. driver Of the wagon,
was fatally burned and the crew Of the
locomotive slightly burned
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Births Reported.

The following births have been reported t.
the health Office within the last twenty fou
hours:
Stanley ]. and Jeanette L. Gilbert, boy.
John P. and Annie T. Dunn, boy.
Edwin W. and Mary +. Guilford. boy.
Albert NJ. and Cecile L. Albrechtan. girl.
Milton W. and Katie E. Norris, girl.
George and Goidie sprosser, boy.
n. z. and Camilla oertly, boy.
Robert r., jr.. and Marie T. CaIIow. girl.
Frank y. and Clara Fox. girl.
Paul V. and Marion f. Keyser girl.
Merle and Doris T. Freeman. boy.
Charles G. and V. Marie Camalier. boy.
Albert L. and Martha NJ. Acker, boy.
Charles II. and Helen Speake, boy.
Charles and Annie L. Goldberg. boy.
John C. and Ethel A.. Jewell. girl.
Vance and Katherine league. boy.
Robert and Fay Weide. girl.
William II. and Willie A. Crawford, girl.
Irving l.. and BESSIE Primus, girl.
Charles and Addie Harrison. boy.
William II. and Marie Carson girl.
Robert and Nettie Newman. girl.
Eliet and Laura Davis. boy.
Thomas and Rlance Gordon, boy.
Joseph and Viola Butler, boy.
James and jamie Harris. boy.
Albert and Maude johnson. boy.
Charles and Maud Jones. twins.
Hardie A. and Theresa A. Henderson. boy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Plans to Handle Christmas Mail.

Plans for handling the big Christmas
mail expected next week at the city post
office have been completed by DR.. w. NJ.
Smith. postmaster. In order that the in
coming and outgoing mail may be handled
with dispatch and that there may be no
congestion at the local office two sub
| carriers and one subclerk will assist the
regular force employed at the office. There
will also he a wagon put on the streets
for the delivery Of large packages. The
extra force will start on the work Mon
day.
Fifty-flve pieces of property on which
the corporation taxes have not been
paid to June 1, 1916, will be offered
for sale beginning at 10 o'clock Mon
day morning, in front of the city mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Contracts for 70 All-Steel BARGE,

PITTSBURGH. Pa. December IT,
Contracts for seventy all-steel barges
of 1000 tons capacity and three tow
boats of 1.ooo-horsepower. to be used
in the coal trade on the Monongaheia
river. have been let by the United States
Steel Corporation. The fleet, when COM
pleted, will equal in size the present
total of craft on the Monongahela.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Convicted Once; Faces Another Trial

The Department Of Justice announced
yesterday that Thomas c. Mccoy. con-
victed Friday at Jacksonville, Fla, for
officials say were the greatest whisky
frauds of recent years. will be tried on
another indictment next month at Fort
Smith Ark.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Children's Play Suits

While they are "make-believe," Of
play service Another of our feature lines
that is exceptionally large.
Indian Suits shirt trimmed with yellow,
green and red; headdress full of &1IQ
feathers. Sizes a to 10 years. y A.7O
Military Suits; regulation cut; Blue and
Khaki color; trimmed with red braid and
gilt buttons; Military Cap. Goo
OlLCS 4 W IL 49, -
Play Scout Outft-including Hat, Coat,
Leggins and Haversack. All RTE
sizes. .4l. 70
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

the INDECENT of the city after investf-
eating the cases reported see that
temporary aid is given those deemed
worthy of assistance.
Now that the Christmas season is
practically at hand plans are being
made for the bringing of the Yuletide
spirit into the homes Of the families
Of those who, owing to their straiten-
ed circumstances. cannot AFFORD such.
Many private entertainments have been
planned for children Of such parents.
In addition the various Sunday schools
throughout the city during Christmas
week will give Christmas entertain-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

sisted Of Eugene e. Stevens. chairmany
Herbert w. Rutledge. CLANCY o. How.
ard. Omar ]. veley. A. J. Schippsrt
J. Clinton Hiatt. G. sydney Hill J. s.
Jones. l.. b. Raymond, ". F. Wolfe,
A. Van Ness Buret, Maj. F. s. Hodgson
and DIR. A. J. Hall
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17

$50. 200 tons: French. 20. OF $500 tons:
Italian. 20, of $500 tons; Russian. 16.
of $500 tons: Japanese. 4. of 9,100
tons.
The figures given are inclusive of the
French battleship Suffren. recently re-
ported to have been lost.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
American Killed at Front.

OTTAWA. Ontario. December 1s-T
NJ. Niven of Detroit. Mich. an acting
sergeant In the engineers. is among the
dead mentioned in the Canadian casualty
list issued here today.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Bows Furnishings

Flowing-end Silk Scarfs; in all Or.
colors; and new patterns. 49,. AOS
Boys Black and Tan Gauntlet 20.
Gloves fleece lined all sizes. ..... .OOS
Boys Canes; assorted heads;
metal ferrules; half dozen differ Or
ent patterns. ............... .ZOC
Boys Domet Pajamas; military
s ;s''1s: silk f.ee: Sizes t. Is 79c
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Slippers for Men, Women
and Children

Mems Felt Slippers; fancy c12O
and black p .CO
Mems Bath Slippers; with 90
or without backs JIG
Mems Travelling Slippers;
black, tan and fancy colors, in D., On
Guiding case. .OS
Mems Opera, Everett or ora
Romeo Slippers; black or tan . p .OO
Women's Felt Juliettes; in all no
Women's Kid Boudoir Slippers; 90
with or without heels; all colors JOG
Women's Overgaiters in all O. On
coIorS. .% sOO
Children's Felt Slippers; in the co
desirable colors OSC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Up to Hominy Precinct.

The two principal knots to be united
in this matter lay in Sandy Mush pre-
cinct and the Hominy precinct. The
ballots of Sandy Mush and Hominy
seemed to be the most difficult and the
most irregular. Finally, however,
Sandy Mush was Strengthened out and
Hominy remained. with republicans
claiming a majority and the democrats
claiming one also.
Now that the control of the House
next session narrows down to one or
two majority either way, it is perfectly
possible that Hominy precinct. in Bun
combe county. may hold the handful of
ballots to decide.
Buncombe county is the locality re-
sponsible for the modern term bunk"
as applied to platform or campaign
promises made for effect only. The die
tionary now recognizes "buncombe" or
bunk" and defines 1t as "speechmak-
ing for the qualification of constituents
or to gain public service; anything
said. written or done for show; in
sincere action or speech"
Father of Political Bunk"
Nearly 100 years ago-in 1920. to be
exact-this term sprang into use. One
of Representative Britt's political for
bears was Felix Walker, a mountain
eer from the present Britt neighbor-
hood. Walker was a member of the
House in a strenuous era. and on
day when the Missouri compromise bill
was being debated he insisted on max
ing a long speech, although the House
was ready to vote. When taken to task
for delaying the proceedings. Walker
replied:
81 am bound to make a speech for
Buncombe.'
Inasmuch as the speech was for home
consumption only, Walker. the father
of all modern political bunk" has left
his imprint upon American colloquial
speech, and although no other monu-
ment appears to keep fresh his mem
ory modern politics seem to have taken
much of it's impetus from the old tar
heel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Make Addresses at Pier.

Mr.. Straus and Mr.. Morgenthau, in
short speeches at the pier where the
Caesar lay. emphasized the significance
of the work of relief. Mr.. Straus de-
scribing IL as 1.-The finest possible ex-
preston of international friendship
conducive to peace and good will
throughout the world"
1t would be impossible for the Ameri-
can people to appreciate what this
cargo would mean to the refugees who
have been cut off from communica-
ton with the outside world Tor more
than two years, Mr.. Morgenthau said.
Cleveland H. Dodge. a member OF
the relief committee, who presided,
said the Caesar would be joyfully well
coined by American missionaries and
consuls in Syria, who had not seen the
American flag in that harbor for many
months.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
SPEED CHRISTMAS SHIP
ON MISSION OF mercy
New Workers. Wish Bon Voyage to
q. s. S. Caesar, Taking Relief to
Syrians and Armenians.


NEW YORK, December 1.-two
former American ambassadors to Tur-
key, Oscar s. Straus and Henry Nor
genthau. took part today in ceremonies
preliminary to the sailing of Americas
Christmas ship, the United States naval
collier Caesar. for Beirut. with $780,
900 worth of food. clothing and medical
supplies for the destitute people of
Syria and Armenia.
The food and clothing were pur-
chased with funds collected by the
American committee for Armenian and
Syrian relief and the medical supplies
were contributed by the Red Cross.
The sailing of the ship was postponed
until tomorrow morning because the
loading of the cargo was not COM
pl"ted until late today.
The relief committee announced to-
day that besides this shipment it had
ca bled 100000 for distribution at in
land centers which cannot receive sup
plies from the Caesars cargo, besides
pledging 100000 to be sent to Syria
and Armenia in January, although it's
treasury is declared to be virtually
empty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Mems Gloves

In Silk; all the desired shades; E0.
and all sizes JUG
In Cotton and Lisle Thread; all Ok
colors; all sizes. ............ ZOC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1916-12-17
Madras and Crepe

Plain White Fancy Madras
Shirts; choice patterns; soft
cuffs.
Satin-stripe Crepe Shirts; in
patterns, that are distinctly
new.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03

Il er Y5rrDenee tpurDen iii
MttteiaIter Die gaufleute gum nies
Oeren Qlbel gere9net.
n cine m Rilpgranl1n uran
fam ME mebr al5 8 Miaigramm
HaDiun1 entbalten iei11.
reuBen bette I'M SaAre 1912
3u gleider Set 5ipei SUI 5mintifer,
Mubler l1nb g5aDignD. n
90 I it 25 Sa bren 1T bic odnaz
lige ADhfleiftung I'm Wettlauf uicht
me6r geDriidt Iporben.
SO fitan Ser beriibmte
Miensr Mebiainer, bat iiber $4,000
5eftipI1en DDrg genpn1lle1l.
81 8e olIine1 1leilllert bic
SoepI9asbahn Djhqnf fhetze6z9 9ultnn
Heiteiel bes @ulfans
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03
Griegsprofte.
SIRE 8eiteneruug 1T 9eutitb.
lano gebilligt.
apnt,11entare ber @reiie.

gerli1l, %, 5ebr. Die oeutfde
Yre6e bdlt nit Der aritif Der nelten
@teuer1naBnabnen, oie 5amstag be-
fannt gema9t tpurDen, mod 3ariid,
=unb begnigt fd in aageneinen NIT
Der Mieoergabe Der ber}9iebenen grz
lduterungen, bic feitens oer Hegiernng
81 ben ein5elnen Yofitionet1 gegeben
tper0er.
Die ,g1rien3eitnng gibt bprfi6tig
lire s3n1fin1mung fun6 l1lo fiirhtef
,feine befD1loers 16arfe Rrittiff Der.
MaBnabn1en sic ben ginorud eripedz
ten, baB bie Hegierung ii ilrem
gntnurf 1ih DD1l Der gbiiebt leitel1
slieB, geeignete 5teuerDbiefte 5ll finben,
bic Der neuen 8elaitu1lg fdbig iino,.
pine glei93eitig 9anoel un0 Wdnbel
erlpfinblid au treffen. Der u9otalz
6 g
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03
Gnglano peridpiea piel.

Berlin, %. 5eb., brabtlos nae
@appiue, 8. S. 8ei gelegenbeit oes
leBten 3eppelin<l1 l1eberfals i'm eng<
lt56en Snbuitriegebtet tpurben 5tpei
@egierungsfabrifen unb atpei Mnz
1littonsnerfe in Birmingham fop1e
cine Munitionsfabrif BEL Brabforb
bur6 8omben 5erftDrt, lpie Die l1e<
berieena9ri9t 9tenagentur erfdbrt.
Cine 8rouerei in @eclesbin tpurz
BE befddbigt. 8ei 8rabforb purz
ben bret Sptnnereie1 Deriniiftet, ssSn
darlington legte cine 8ombe %
6dufer in 3riimmer.
Mm 9umber ipurDe cine 8atterie
gum 56peigen gebra9t; Ranonen
nnb 5udli6ter 3erfdmettert. Sn
@rinsbD unb in Der Ndbe bon 9uu,
ebenfo III Sbeffielo tDur6e nambaf<
ter 9GaDen n1tger1dptet. Der ErellS
ger caroline urrb Die 3erit6rer
,Gben alnb u9lttb tiff ipuroen Der<..
Tent. Die ngaroline 1anf IN 1ens
Minuten; 81 Mann Ser 8efabung
tpurben get0tet; So pertpltnbet, 47
.ertrdnfen.
Berllrl, %, sJebruor Die Deat=
ihe Negierlng herbietet Die @inz
sfur BON Gurus Nrtifeln iDie
RaDiar, 9ummern, 2iqueure, 5e1t,
Nnanas, Rofinen, @eibe, 5eioenfleiz
Der, 5piBenfleiber, 5dsiher si 9iite
MiiBen, 8il0er. 5fnlpturen, 56mudz
iadel1, Spiel lfade1l, Mafhinenperfz
5euge illlo Runit 5hnie beiparen-
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03
@ilfe fiir @ole>t,
@ualdnbsr ,uollen feiue 9anbnn5
gen nnrdlaiien.
@irb Dnfel SAM belfen 2

Maibington 28. 5ebr. Die beutz
i@e Regierung 1teht I'M 8egriff, ben
Ser. 5taaten ourd ben Wunb tires
biefigen got56afters antli9 81 erfldz
rem, bob Nabrungsmittel l1nD Rleiz
oung, ote CUR Qinberung Der Npt nah
golen gefanbt perOen, nidt IN @efahr
fommen, pDn bertihen aruppen eingez
5pgen gu iperoen, 5aufenbe bon BDz
len itnb infolge Der barbart1hen
Rriegfiibrung Der Rufen pbodhlps
l1110 lei0en bittere Got. Die beutl9e
8otf6aft inirb tdglia pon Mn1erifaz
nern, bie 8ernan6te ober 8efonnte
IN pDlen baben, nit Bitten beitiirn1t,
man nnDdte ihnen erlauben, nit 6ilfe
Ger oel1tihen gehDrben Nnhruna asmifs
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03
GeS11 MeoDpte11.
giirfii1e Nnff fldrllnga gatrnppet:
.1,1aeblid 5urii dyer etuDrfen.
@r5Rerer Mugriff erluartet

2onoon, 90. Sebr. Ger @ene-
ralltab Der engltiden glrnee III
Megppten Deroffentli6te Jeitcr11 CT
11en 8eribt aus ben III erlter 81
ME berDorgebt BOB oie Sirfen llb
gum glngriff auf Die 9tellllneel1
ser gngl4nber IN Iegppten uno am
6ue5 Z &anal Dorbereitetr. @elter11
farn es 5u &an1pfen BET Mgagta
(2age miro 11ibt angegebeD, nno
oie tiiirfiiiben 9rnppen tpuroe11
leidt 5uriidgeordngt. Gs banoelte
1i6 tpabribeinlib nllr Inn Muffla-
rungstruppen. Der 8eridt batfe
fo1genoen 8ortlant:
Cine feinblide Mbteilnng unter
geuri ut1b @asfar lpl1roe geitert1
u1orge1 bel Mgagia, Is Weile1l iio-
Iih bon Barrn1ni, bon ben aus ino-
afrifanif6en 8ruppen nno Mrhle-
rie beitebenoen Mr1nee bes Generals
211fir1s angegriffen.
rl1m baIb 3 nbr mar Der 5eino
b0nig geidlagen tDoroen 1tt1o o1e
fliebenoen Sruppen pnroen bon
unierer RaDanerie perfolgt.
Tim bier nbr tpurDen Die Srnp-
pen bon Meroplane1l aus beoba6tet.
sic befanoen iie9 nod anf Der Ser
folgung.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03
tel 1no RIetpungsftude ndh p0Ien 5lt
fp41hot1 Tpnt1 hn+ Afp hp1ttfrhp Rpnip-

tel uno RIetDungsftude ndh BDIen 5lt
1enben. Man bat sic beutf9e Negiez
fanr se,..ast1 onfb
oie gngldnber fold 9ilffsiienbnngen
mad 9plen nid onrd aHen lpollen,s
tpeil bie 5ahen Dpn Der benffhen
Wlilitdrbeb0rbe beigetrieben tperben
tDnnten, mas aber nibt Der SAL TT.
Sebr rtdIttg.
@raf sis5a betont, mas 9euti9lano
fiir nn9ar1t 9etan.
8ubapeit, 90. Syebr. Der ungarif6e
Minirerprdfi6ent @raf Sis3a erDrz
terte am gamstag i'm ungarif6en
Magnatenbauie bic 3ablrei9 lal1tgez
pproene11 @ttmme11 bes 1nmuts
bariiber, bob Deut161ano 1i9t gez
11iigenb anerfenne, mas ungarn fir
1eiuen 8erbiinbeten getan, lnD erz
tldrte oas fiir etner groben ssSrrtrm.
Ser tpabre sabberbalt, erfldrte er,
1ei gerabe umgetebrt: Deutf6lanb
babe bel 1nebr fir ungarn getan als
nngarn fir 9eutf9lan0; banf, feiner
9rgantfation fei Deutf9lan6 ni4t
allein initanbe, feline eigenen 8ebiirfz
nii1e gu beden, fonoern babe au9 bic
8unbesgenpifen nod nit Nabrungs@
3ufubr u11terftiibt.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03

Renters Rorrefponoent II gtlen
erfdbrt, griedenlanb babe fdb an Die
Ser. gfaaten I'm Qieferuag BON
aupferfulphat getpanbt, ba Gnglanb
Sic 2ieferung Ser gelpiinfd fdten Menge
Derueinerte.
i u It'll peT6erl ane ainoer
I'll, ii Come aeta4ft. bic allberen saf1rz
.den baben feinen 9allf itsil1,
So aq1l er belab cine eltla1lg
eir,en Dapagei Bel ben lnfang per
8. gnnlphDais @setbo
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1916-03-03

nMuf bet 8uebre-gbene finoet
cine id1uere sdladt ldngs Der
bentideu Grense itatt. Sic Gefedtc
5ieben iid Big 81 ben SDben bon
2utbringen.
vMad) Der iett an 9an6 befino-
liden Snfor,natipn 1T Die GAIL Der
nnbermnnbeten Gefangeaen altf ua=
be5n $4,000 Mann geitiegeu.
uSn sylanbern iuieberbolte,1 nn=
iere Slieeer lire glngriffe anf Die
feinbliden 2aaer.
rGi11 8ombeuMngriff a1f Meb
t0tete ooer bertpun6ete adt 8ibtli-
iten uno iieben 5oloaten. Mebrere
@6uier >puroe11 bei6doigt.
,sS11 Ser Nadbari6aft Der Sc
flung Web) uuroe ein fral15olt'
i6er Meroplan I'M 2uftfampfe Der.
nntergebolt. Beibe Snlaiien mur-
ben gu @efangenen ge1nadt.
DIT nnb 8alfan-Gront: M6tS
gu beri6ten.
gerlin, iiber 2onoon, 90. sSebr.
Ser &prreipon0e11t Ser ngerliner
3eitung am Oetittug" Dor @eron1l
telegrapbierte ieinem 8latt, bob Bic
Dperqtionen Dor 8erbnn an Wnn=
tag morgen Sen 81. Sebr. anf Der
ganoen Sront bon @onienpope BIS
CUR gfabborl6aft bon A5annes init
einen1 fnr6tbaren 8onbaroement
eingeleitet tpnr6er, SOS bts our
Ma6t anbielt.
rDeutibe Glieger bielte1 Die fra11,
50fti6en sylieger meg nn6 perbin-
6erten iie an Ser Mnfnabnte bon
Beobabtungen.
vl1m 5 l1br na6n1itfagS grifi
oeuti6e Snfanterie IN ben &alnpl
Elm unb getpann 8uerif I'M Centrum,
iii6meitlid bon S1abaS, nno I'M
@al6e bon Saumont gerrain. Ser
gar5e @nloDiitrift mar init 8rabt-
binoerntffeH burdJ5 5ugelr aDer ofe
Mrtinerie 1l1dbte eis1e11 8fao, ourd
sic Ste sS1f fonferie borriiden fonl1te,
nno I'M s 1br ipar Der gan3e 8all
i11 unleren &anben.
vDie Denti6en nare11 10 nei1
borge0rungen bob cine fran501iidt
Mbteilnng I'M Gale r0rblid bot
@aumont I'M Niiden be6robt muroe
nn6 6ie @teInng tpuroe am Mor
gen nnter i6tperen gerlulten bot
oen Sran5oien gerdrnt.
vDasIelbe 3ulammenarbetten Dol
beuti9er glrtiaerie ltn6 .sSsnfanterit
tpnroe am folgenoen Sage, a1t 6en
bie 8atterien .peiter nod 5ii6et
borgei6oben puroen, tDieoerbolt
Ser glngriff begann I'm 5 nb1
no6mittogs onf bas Bergnerf6or
&aumo11t;; eine balbe 5tn16e ipd
ter lparen baS 9orf nn6 Der 8ali
bon Gaures IN 0itli6er &iebtunl
6ur6orunge1.
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