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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08

1876 students were graduated from the
institution at the recent commence
ment, being one OF the largest classes
in its history. The total number OF
graduates now numbers over two
thousand five hundred. The board Of
directors has recommended that an
additional professorship be established
in the Divinity school. and this recon-
mendation will, no doubt, be acted up
on favorably. The board also recon-
mends that fellowship Of $1,000 be
established and made available to
young men of fitness ror equipping
themselves to fill possible vacancies
in the Divinity school faculty
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08
LUTHERAN SCHOOLS
ARE PROSPEROUS.
REPORTS TO The AUGUSTANA
SYNOD FROM SEVERAL
CHURCH BODIES
ny Associated Press,


GALESBURG, ILL.,, June S.-The Au-
gustana Synod, the national body OF
the Evangelical Lutheran church,
opened its fifty-seventh annual con
vention in the First Lutheran church
today and heard the report OF the pre-
sident, Rev. l.. A. Johnson. d. d., OF
St. Paul, Minnesota, in which he ex-
haustively treated of the activities of
the church during the past year.
He stated that the various educa-
tional institutions of the Synod, of
which there are ten, are in prosper
Gus condition. Minnesota College at
Minneapolis, Minnesota. has raised
over 100000 for new buildings during
the year, and North Star College at
Warren. Minnesota. has. through the
generosity of its friends and support
ers been enabled to wipe out its enor
nous debt. At Augustana College
work has been commenced on the new
gymnasium, which is to be 9Ox140. and
win cost upwards of 100000 For the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08

,By Associated Press.,
LONDON, June S.-The defence by
the British at the Egyptian desert post
Of ElDueidar during the Turkish raid
If April 20, deserves to. be chronicled
as among the memorable incidents of
the war. according to Reuters special
correspondent at the general headquar-
ters of the Egyptian expeditionary
force. On that Sunday $50 British
soldiers held position far too ex-
tended for such a small garrison,
against a force OF Turks and Arabs
six times their own number, says the
correspondent.
The location of defence is small
oasis in depression in the sandy
waste about ID miles east of the Suez
Canal. The British had erected two
redoubts and severaI small isolated
posts in the vicinity of grove OF GATE
palms. These defenses were not com
pleted at the time of the raid
Ill Il uliSl Do lnith ihot s'S oNN>'t
ders were barely able to discern the
barbed wire fifty feet in advance OF
their redoubts, the attack began at S
o'clock in the morning. Rifle fire
heat back the first assault very quick
w. according to the correspondent, the
Turks retiring to REFORM.
Capt. Roberts of the Royal Scots
Fusiliers was in command. In the alb
sence of communication trenches, he
was unable, after the mist lifted at 3
o'clock to send reinforcements,
ammunition and messages to the iso-
lated posts.
Returning the attack, the enemy
brought up mountain gun and with
II fiercely shelled the oasis, but, ac-
cording to the correspondent, the aim
was wretched and little damage was
done. From ridge to the left a ma
chine gun raked the eastern range of
the oasis.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS
IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT

IN THE FIFTH JUDICIAL DISTRICT
Court of the State Of Nevada in
and for Nye county. in the matter
of the Estate of A. B. Millett, de-
ceased
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN that
the undersigned was on May rs, 1915,
duly appointed administrative of the
above named estate. All persons hav-
ing claims against said estate are re-
quired to file the same with proper
vouchers and statutory affidavits at
tached, with the CLERK of said court
within the three months from the date
of the first publication of this notice.
Dated, Tonopah, Nevada, May II.
1916.
CHRISTINA MILLETT,
II. r. COOKE, Administrative.
Attorney for Estate.
Date of first publication, May 20, 1916.
Date of last publication, June 10, 1915.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08
sFVEN SCORE BRITISH SOLDIERS
STAND OFF SIX TINES THEIR FORCE

The attacking force numbered 1870
Turkish camel corps and about $50
Arabs, together with two mountain
guns and 60 artillerymen, The British
after holding their positions through
out the day, resisted the final and
most desperate attack which began at
o'clock at night, this assault con-
sisting of three PUSHES When it had
been beaten off, most of the enemy
dead were found within fifty yards of
the British trench, one Turk being
found within twenty yards The de-
tenders had suffered great many
casualties
Meanwhile news of the attack had
reached brigade headquarters, seven
miles away, and two companies of in
fantry had been sent to the garrison,
which they reached about o'clock
after trying march through deep
sand. The officer commanding these
fresh troops had orders to take the
offensive at the first opportunity and
drive off the enemy but found that
the latter was too strong, and fur
her infantry reinforcements we're des-
patched from brigade headquarters,
while two squadrons of Australian
Light Horse hurried up from a place
eighteen miles away.
Before the arrival or these last re-
Inducements, however, the Turks and
Arabs began to fall back, and a Brit
.sh counter-attack drove off the rear
guard, twelve of the enemy being cap
tured. The Australian Light Horse as
sisted in the full retreat but were un-
able to overtake the camels on which
the enemy was mounted
The Turks and Arabs lost 70 dead,
one wounded and 81 prisoners, accord
ing to the correspondent, who does
not state the British casualties.
~%<~>~>>
hospitals at Moline, Illinois, and Port
land. Oregon, new buildings have been
erected during the year, and Angus
tana hospital, Chicago, Illinois, ex-
poets to expend more than a quarter
of million dollars FOR new buildings
this year. New institutions are in
progress of erection in Marinette,
Wis, and near Alexandria, Minnesota
The Emmanuel Deaconess home at
Omaha, Nebraska, has collected a
large amount of funds for new build
ings at this institution. Five pastors
of the Synod died during the year, the
most prominent of whom was Rev.
Eric Norelius, D. D.. l., l.. d., OF Vasa,
Minnesota. who was pioneer and one
of the founders of the Synod, and who
suggested the name "Augustana'
which 1t now bears.
1.-THE reports of Augustana College
and Theological Seminary were made
This institution which is owned and
controlled by the SYNOD, IS one of the
oldest colleges in the state, founded
in 1860. The various reports showed
remarkable progress by the institu
ton. This institution is a member
of the North Central association Of
Colleges and is rated by the State Uni
versity of Illinois as one of the foul
leading colleges of the state, In thu
reports it was brought out the thu
institution at Rock Island has proper
ty valued at 100000. with nearly $500
900 productive funds Not less thai
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08

supervision and guidance. 1t has been
decided to appoint supervisors to be
paid by the management of each OF
the 5000 odd munitions factories.
1t Is proposed that the supervisor
shall look after the general working
conditions so far as they effect the
health and comfort OF the boys.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08
EXAMINATION PAPERS NOT
RETURNED FROM CARSON

Owing to the fact that the state
examination papers have not reached
Tonopah the boys and girls Of the
eighth grade will have to wait possibly
two weeks to know II they have work
ed sufficiently hard to entitle them to
be a member OF high school,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1916-06-08
RENO ATTORNEY REFUSES
TO PAY CITY LICENSE

RENO, June III. B. Dixon, attor-
ney was arrested for having refused
to pay his city license. Dixon pleaded
guilty and will test the constitutions
atty of the law.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

me Ell ''sts-~lde rsmpaigns ,H..
cav. ar very suI'rifHls chat y"...
rgE ns state aztiusf tle
whole t#VHHr traffic of fNE -HftHu
.". ru' ne .o-T fnr lack pf fHr ono
Hf' lhHf may turn ta" scale --gar-
HfHF stay ~ t-huWr vote that MAS
not cast because th" voter was 5000
Weren't or too optiuIsf'r fo cone
lsr hir vote important .lt IH MOT
ut i-Uu'tEely that the vote. 'ou LF
fro TreIUr"rs on the ~uUusr before
lection bN a clear and rour7Ee
statement - tho christian citizens
iHtt sr Ir>f fcr lack ~ sg.a state
r.r' u ono tIwid preacher NEp fr1r-
.t. because Dc does not See God
u.H. decide 'bs .ssa- for che whole
state
Ste. suggest q veteran ~ man.
oHga 'Eus fnat The Ias' .Haft'
't.H.'A bc clear statement ~ fu'
spe,. n, ISSUE, the lsntshWeIt uf tH.
saloon. separated from all other ass
poets .f the Temperance movement
The state cannot N 10 would pr0hlr
ans mon from. drinking Nquovs |r-
''rirt from other states fpr als p'r-
e.0aI use That is sin that mus.
'r"s nof inruI'" the evils peculiar Co
'rc saloon. which E harUfal Iuf
a.ou" because - the alcohol but rr.
n. '.v Hfgauss - IT'S O. fuIosphere ae
q aNrE plotting treating resort ~
Hro wicked i|. criminals.
'h' r..o ous. and the corrupt r0ht-
Laws against tho CONNER ..atIged
r..'. 71 not usually aim to Iur b
the Ind dual victim NUt rather tho
.H.. .ut.r NHp uu k.. ..s living rv r-
..n- other r"orl" fn drink or gam
t'. or commit -iu
-tate-wisa pr7alhItou takes away
s]i legal protection fl'm the hgsInes
40 pruw0tIrE tr' drink habit for
profit When an the schemes - pro
motion are rsm0r st-the signs rho
b "a D.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
DECLARES
WET STATES
GET WET TER
Wilbur F. Crafts, Vet
eran Foe of Saloon,
Urges Action
MAKES LONG TRIP
TO VOTE RUM OUT
Saloon a Nest Of Vice
and Crime, He
Says

States that refuse the opportu
rity 20 become dryer, become wet
ter declares Wilbur +. Crafts,
prominent prohibition worker i'm Az
open letter addressed % Michigan
pastors and moral workers
Mr. Crafts has written he letter
on route from Nebraska 10 Michigan,
and is making the trip now 10 b" in
time 70 vote for prohibition ~ the
election Nov. :. The letter is EMIT
led "The last charge" and follows
Having been beRotten on the
original battlefield OF prohibition and
born a twin OF the Maine law hsv-
ing advocated prohibition for %
wears and participated In three of
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
Bibles Authenticity Defended BY Billy
Before Big Audience in Opera House

gospel we hauv no did. Na know
thar Matthew is me only one that
old write u Hebrew. lie Jews
e"ildn Understand he gospel writ.
Ten In Greek md how many Jews
have ceen lift"d lc Christ by The
reading cf Matthew, 40 that they
could understand A. Put why all
mis- why has ~ been written >
Rut h1sc 'hiags are written. hat
Fp mer believe thai Jesus IS the
(hIst ne Son OF God aud hat be.
Eeving 70 may have lifc in Hh
Name That : why, that Is why
am talking tp vuu today that ls why
Ne have churches, why We have
fsoernscles and missions. all ~
'hese And Goo Las scne 10 This
trouble 20 tell TIE world that he
loves as and wants US 10 live and
10 do right
have llfs 70 Christ 20 live.
But ere 7 llveth. must 7 wait
Until l'arning can clearer snsver
give
10 this or that vague"
And. now. Lord Jesus. aren't you
rlad 70 think that this great throng
Of men should come here today noon
Just 10 hear somebody talk about
Thee and rhy Word II only shows
hat The mind OF nan is open 10 con.
,.iytfOr g.. rrTs. gb..+e chat ynav q 20
anxious 10 know about Thee. il
only shows that men are reaching
rut after God IL only shows that
there IS a God, and that God created
Us and made our hearts 10 know
What We need and that is phy we
take the Bible because il satisfies
our hearts, and satisfies our Ions
ings. Snd gives us better thoughi
than any other book In the world II
gives us lots OF comfort and JOY
Jesus, I'm glad that these mon hav,
come here today. And. now. bless
rs, and be with us at the meetings
this afternoon and and tonight We
thank Thee for the wisdom oI
Almighty God, and Tor bringing the
Bible into the lives n mcr. and into
Tho land In which We live; that II
IL with us In our homes OF Joy. In
the homes OF mircry and tho homes
u happiness and bless MS all, Lord
and helu US. and may many volun
teer. lord. and come down the aisle
here TODAY and take ne b the hand
and accept the Christ that this Book
was written to reveal; these thing
are revealed. that We may believe
that jesus is The Christ. the Son Of
God and that believing ye may
have liie in His name
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
Members of the Following Great Fraterna Societies

Ad AssoctntlOn for LuthcranS
American Iuurnnce tnIou
Ancient Oricr Of HiherniAua
Anctont order OF Cleaners
Bcu Hur, sUDrsnlc Tribe
Hrothe rLoOd OF Loco. Engineers
Dr0thc Vh0oJ VI Locomotive Ftrcnicn
Hpd Euatnemen
Nr"thcrhood of RAILWAY Trninmcn
nroth-rhood of American Nromen
Catholic Knights sud Ladies'
court of Honor
Catholic Order of Foresters
Catholic NutunI Bensat ASso~istioH
Degree Of Honor
Danish brotherhood
Eastern stnr Benevolent Fund
Equitable r'rnternal Union
IFntern.i Aid Union
T"rrstrr-, Independent Order of
lrntcrunl urOtherhsod
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

nItfsd ln many articles 20 be whAe
Presidents raft and Roosevelt. an6
Is j Fryen. and Catholis. as we'll -
Protaa taut preachers say 10 is nest
of lee and crime and bad politics.
Nbicr should therefore be abolishs4
in defense OF home. and business, and
.lIL L-LeItN.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

Wa't.r Vernon Louise Earle, Chubby
"T. eHHIu Hud uflrr vol known bun
basque. entertainers Barney Flr-i.
.tut lu tr an original and unique
.uIr3fpu. al. hr -peclsl feature
r' the show" pa his parudies and
dances. making his Nrst 1ppeHraur O.
.r Trtr..f special p'rfprmenc"
OUU ua given Iuc.rti evening cleo
'..u ufGut beginning al - O'Clock
Special H.-rs INIT, the thcRter viii
,trtF election I,f.tus which viii lC
read 10 th" Rldl'u."
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

For use in connection with pi-
aro or organ keyboard a Swedish
inventor has perfected electrical
apparatus which transcribes music
as Il ls composed on wax ribbon.
from which It may be copied.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

IrHtorntI trscrvc Association
German order uf IInruEari
u nights of Pythtns Ins. DcVt.
knights Of Columbus
knights aud IndIcs nf S~'urtt'
Ladies' 0f tho Amnrnuth
Ladies' 81 the MRccnhccs
Irdics' Catholic BeurN VIOLENT Nss'n
In SocIrtic dcs Artisans
i'AsSOclRttOn T. Ianado hmrricaine
Lovnl American LtfC AssOrtation
II nIone ~. Jesn paptistr
Modern brotherhood Of AmcricH
Modern ~Rmaritans
Modern Woodmep 90 America
Mystlc WORKERS of the World
National Protective Legion
National Crostiau society
National I MON
National PrnternRI soc. tor the Dcs'
North American Union
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

Womcn viii vote in this general
election IN r. states. Illinois. Colo
rado. ktnsss Wyoming. Montana.
Utah Arizona Idaho. Washington.
Oregon. California ard Nevada. 4
fgcr WHICH rhe national campaign
manager, ot all parties lave taken
into consideration These .tates'
representation in the elc ctoral col
icgc amounts 10 2 votes II is cas-
ily conceivable that, il voung as .
unit. the wcmen might decide the
election. as there are more than L.
00o. 600 women 20 vote
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
AND
DRYS HOPE FOR
RECORD VOTE

CHICAGO, Nov Expecting .
bigger party vote than ever before.
both Socialist and Prohibition ma
rcna headquarters here are tubi-
liant today j. Frank Hanly. Pro-
h.hltion candidate for president. and
Allan !. Benson. Socialist are rest
iuc as much az their excited man.
ayers will allow today so they can
make their last minute drives to-
nichf with a world OF punch
Benson inyades Louisville. KY.
today and plans 20 lit the hide Of
the other party candidates In In
dianapois his home town. Hanly
wiz tear into booze with all his
might n is Hanly's last big meet
In bur Denson will speak In Mil
wankee Sunday night.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

PrptirG--the plain B~nt kind--thnt
IL VtRNt--Ttmes Job Drpt.-Mhin 4a:O.
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04
Oppose This Amendment

order of HHiivuN. 'ouductora
order of The AmRrHnth
order 81 Nutuni Protection
Polish National Alliance
Protected Home GtrCt,
rntrtcians
ROYAL Arcanum
Noyal League
Ho,sl NcIEhhors ~ Amertcn
WallwHN Mems Relief AasoCtutton
Svitchmrn's nIOn of North Amerien
SiRNontr roRttan Union
Nwedish-Finui-h benevolent Ass'o
swedish I nitcd Sons of America
The Nnccnb~cs
uiou Of French Canadian soctetv
nitsd topucrciRi TrnvrIers
" omsn'- prnent Ass'n of NHrCnbe-s
Women'S Cnthoiic order % f-orerter-
" oodmrn tirsir
" aodmrn 0f the world
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

vas in b. of
M ehin circulated an p o
The Detroit times., 1916-11-04

THIS AMENDMENT will be printed
in FULL on the Ballot Remember, it is
known as an amendment to Article XII. Sec. X.
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rid! 9lber bas 1T fsidter seIast ala
getban. Die fransDfif& MrtiIIerie 1T
in3piiden munter seiporbsn unb
filntt auf bic .Seimtebrenben". Die
fu4en InOgliait fdnel unb bell ben
eisenen Graben ipieber sll erreiaen,
bleiben In ber Gle bielfaf i'm &c.
itriipp bes fran30iiiden Drabtperbaus
bdnsen unb miifen ibre aanae Salt
blutisteit sufummennebmen, nm iiber
biele unaneenebmen Minuten binpss.
Sutpinmen.
9lber iie treffen i9IiebliG nit ses
ringen unb leidten 8erluIten Bel ben
Sbrigen ein. Nur Elm Mnnn ipirb nod
bermibt. gr iiunb tnapp slpOlf Meter
Dor Der frun5Oiiiden SteIluns i'm Sta.
4elsefle9t, als er iid barin 10 fdau-
berbaft pertridte, bab er ii6 IdOa
berluren CAB. Gin 5ran5oie nabert
fid ibm. Der Oeutide ipirFt cine
9anbsrar1te, bic er nod bel fih BAT,
auf ben anberen, Der ipie beieHen bas
ponlGuft. glber nun betommt er bef'
tises 5euer unb ipeib iid feinen anbes
rem Ratb, aIs ii9 sunddit platt bins
ainperfen, nm bon bem @egner fir pe-s
fdpunoen pber fir setroffen uno
tot sebalten gu iperoen. SEPT bort er
es iiber iif pfsifen: llniere 9randten
fliesen IN ben frunSOiiiden @rubsn.
aus bem balb lautes StObnen unb
Sammern @erpunbeter gu ibm brinst.
glber er mub ausbalten. Den san5en
Qbsnb. Die sanse Rubt. grit I'm
8 llbr Sriib fdeint ibm bas Gelb rein
gu iein unb bebutiam trisdt er suriid.
lin llbr Morsens enblid III er
ppbibebalten bel feiner aOmpasnis. bi.
ibn fhon faIt aufseaeben bate.
glo6 am 4bsnb bate man nGmli4
nu9 benz 9ermiBten geforidt, Don btm
jeBt sliidli6 glnseIansten absr isine
Spur entoedt gr lag pobl gu ndbs
am fran3Oiil6en 8rdbsn unb bate iid
su gut perborgsn. sSn bisiem abriifen
Des @elGnbes mar ipieber Elm tIeines
9elbsnItiiddsn beItlOHsn. Der 9i3es
f}slbpebel g., Der an Der patrouilIc
tbeilgenommen, battle iiCb ipfort na4
bem sefdbrlitsn RiidSus freipilliS ers
boten, ipiebsr um3utebren, bic ysrs
apunbetsn unb 9efaasnsn. gu bergen.
9isier ". batte bereits einiae Sriesss
GrIsbniiIe binter iid. 3peimal ipar
sr i6iper perlpunoet tpOrben: BEL E!lts
ti6 unb am SartmannspeiIertopf.
Damn bate er iid, eebsilt, al anberen
Stellen in ben @ossien, in S!dnOsrn
unb in Der Champagne bsi ben adms
pfsn bon Sommespp ausse3eitnet.
Run melbsts er iid pieoer gu bem b.is
teliten limit. lluo tpirtlid bradte sr
bic 5oisn nno 9erlssten matchmaker
in bic beutite Steluns 5uriid.
Ra4 gr5GbIuns unb 9eridt Der
SbeiInebmsr islbit III bieIer gerlauf
eines beItimmtsn SffisisrsP sPdtrouilIens
ganses bier sei6ilbert. Gr 1T lebrs
reid fir bic &.nntuis bon folder
,tleinen ariessarbeit", bic ii6 taglid, |
Wprsens, Wittass unb Rn4ts, an uns |
sGbligen Shllen Der GrOnt besibt, un5 |
besei6nenb fiir bic art Der WGnner III, |
Die iie pollbrineeR. |
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Gin qutomobil Inn Werihe BON S4500,
etgentbum bss Or. Boblanber, mi!
beiTsn ReiniguHs Der Sobn beg Dpis
tors bei9dftist mar. eiu Wotorrab
I'm @eribe BON $500, cine Orebcrsel
i'm @ertbe pcn $500 un5 500 Gtrtuss
itiibl.. i'm Wsrtbs Don $500, Giesns
tbum BON Gam. Sanion. So6 OIipsr
Strait, bic in Der 8arose aufberdbrt
porben iparen, fislen Rem gisrissn
sSlammen gum Spfer uno aubsrbsm
ipurbe bas Gebdube i.Ibit iebr fart
befaabisi.
- Sur6 snsrsiidts Ginsr.ifsn Der
syaerpebr ipurbe bic 2tnlags Der en'
Ger Ulptor Gar Co., 0eIt unb Soms
msr Strabs. in ipelder eesen bier
llbr eeitern Gahmittas Gin Geuer gun,
2lusfru6 tam, Dor 3erfi6runa be-
ipabri. Gas Ssusr brad i'm aniireis
derbtpartement aus unb Der ongerit'
let. Gddbsn beldufi iif auf sipa
$500. III absr pur4 @srii9srnns s.'
bedt.
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SlSen6ureer @erein.

Ger 0lcenbnrger @ereir fam se.
tern 9pteno Sur IonaiSpcrinuuul:ii:J
in earnings Sofal. 13. nro Wiain
strnbe, 3uiamnen. 9rdiibent Soiep5
@rinfnInnn fiibrte ben @oriib nno
ISctret1r Seinri6 aucden bas grote.
Toll. Ir1iioent @riilfmnnn iplmoc a!5
9clcgat siir ssnBresueriannailiis
beg GcItid.ameritaniiden Siaais.
pcrbanes, bic IN Ganton itattiinSet.
crip1hlt. Gin Wiiolieo erbielt siran.
leniiateritiibi.ng gln bem St,iienlirit
Der Morbbclltifen am 30. SuIi mira
oer gcrcin iif ferpOratip betbeiligcn.
Sir Die Geiliidle lagieier ON 2. Sep.
ter,bcr Ioacn bcreits bic 9intrittsfar.
trn Dor. bic inter bic gRitgIieoer par.
tbeiIt lvlirocn.
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@eitIides $aiptqilartier,

@eitlides Saliptqunrtier,
4. Sum-.
eSn nlii6enoIler Irbeit bat elm In
teroffi5ier aIlein auf oft pieoerbolter
Shleidgangen oas 9eIauoe erflI,lbei
unb bie Gage bes porberiten frarrsoii'
ften @rabe,rs feitgeiteIIt.
Nun ion cine groBere BatrouiGen'
INTERVIEWING itattfi,tSe1. gs bar'
belt iid I'M Die 8erpoaitdnbigung ben
pon Der beltid)en Irtiuerie in Ser
fcincIiden Stealing periiriudten Ger.
iforungell, Inn bas @egralMen bon
4raEthinberniiieu. INN bic 8ernit)-
t,Ina bon ginbulrten, Die Sortnagmc
nCn Maihincngelpebrer, furs I'M Elm
raufralimen" bes segneriihen Sra.
be,ls.
Gie Eatrmlille ion in 5pei albtbei.
Iungell norgebett gefiibrt BON beri
Setna1ts Z. unb s. Sen SbeiIneb.
1itern, Die befpbIen ipur6en, geie(elr
iib nob eirige Grei1piQige su: gio.
aierleutrant g9. iopie neun Inter.
pffBiere unb Wsonuigafter. barurlter
Der g,Irihe besI 2eutnmrts S., Der iit9,
spie es in eiuem geridt beibt, raus
gutter aamrrabitaft ou ieinem aeut.
llcilt rueIbet."
Eie Ebeilnebmer iperbcn ausgc.
riiiiet. Sartogranaten, 9rubti9eeren,
Spater, 3eI5nbnert, GeIbHaf6en unb
&affee perben DertfeiIt. Gte gron.
5euteI sefiiut. Giierue Dartipnen nit.
gcnomnler,
Gas @orsebeH beginnt Wean nintmt
beu Reg iiber bic 9ruihpehr oocr
Dalrt bic Sappen. Damn 1T man I'M
ireien @eIanbe, alpii9en oen ssront.
Iinien. .Sprutslpeiie fonmt man rpai
Ter.
Sic IN Der Gtellung gebliebenell
:rrganhteren bic MIfiiherling Iie
@rabenbeiating baIt iids sefedts.
hereir. aln ben Sappenausginscn
fpirb fir iebe Bntro,tiIle cine bur1
A6oniere peritdrfte @ruppe. oufgeItellt,
gum NafftoBen, fpemn. es fitJ aIs
.srrtbt2nbig ereeben iolte, urth su
etsDa erforberliher SiIfeleifhrug. In
ben SdppenAusgatgen finben ii9
,Gii6 Grarfentrdger ein. @eiter gu.
sriid itiio ,osuei @erbunbbiIfspIdse Der.
gerjhtet. Die artilerie bes sIb.
iBnitts lit peritGnDigt u,tb ftebt auf
hew BoitesL ,un gese,t be riidipdrti.
gen ieinblnteu @rdben ei,suereiien,
4 9tu1 bic MaifanengeipeDre rreroelt,
TN 5euerbsreititaft gebradt. 8ise.
Jclhme6el o. felt bas ieirige gang
AEeieat.s GA-uiza beln sem- Eenos