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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
ERICKSON ASKS
FOR TRANSFERS

Punctuatsd with clashes BE-.
tween Councilmen ERICKSON and
Thomson the conference between
the clty's representatives and the
traction company delegation Tuc@-
day afternoon agreed on nothing OF
importance amt ended without n
conclusion on any point in tho con
trovcrsy being arrived at
Tho battle ccntered about tho
city's request for transfer rights
from Division A TO company limos
and tho request OF tho company for
a renewal OF Its franchise. under
which steam heat was supplied to
large downtown area
Finally deciding that further talk
81 thc transfer matter wRa useless.
the meeting decided 20 POSTPONE
It's discussion until all other mat.
ters are adjusted.
The company officials declared
that tho council should consider tho
benefits residents OF tho steam hea,
district would gain. The city held
every public utility adds n burden
TO the city
Councilman Thomson opposed
Erickson's plan.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Purchase a
Warmers
Rust Proof Corset
and Keep Your
Figure Perfect

shortly after the Inauguration I
bocame secretary to "A congress
man. This position. like everything
csc that has ever happened to me.
came TO me out OF clear sky. for
when | went TO Washington had
no more idea OF becoming secre-
tsry TO congressman than had
OF becoming wife 10 the richest
bachelor in the senate.
Il had no idea of the responsible
lilies OF the position. but I have
come to the conclusion that Is true
OF most ~ the men and the women
who become congressmen's secre-
taries.
"Of course. some men bring with
them from their home towns their
old secretaries. but the new ones
are usually hired on the ground
81 friendship or some other urge.
That these young men and women
pick up quickly their dul.s-
speaks we'll for the stability an
diplomacy OF American youth"
Ito be eontlnued)
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
THE PRIDE OF HERITAGE
CANNOT BE BROKEN

Alma and I were very nicely
fixed over In Washington within "A
week OF the Inauguration" said
Paula, "And found myself hap
pier than had been any time since
my dear father and mother left me
alone
Sometimes. Mapgie. ! think we
Americans do not take enough In
terest In our wonderful capital city.
| shall always think OF IL with the
greatest pleasure, as spent a very
happy time there.
More than any other American
city. Washington Is n place Of
caste and class. and the chasm be
tween the different grades OF gov
crnment employees Is as great and
deep and as hard To bridge as that
between an ambassador and the
humblest attachs OF the legation.
"The old families In Washington
have an idea that they are an
noInted of God as the keepers of
society with capital s. Even the
president and the members OF his
cabinet must have something be
sides the nigh position they have
teen elected TO fill for short
time TO endear them to the mem.
bers OF the old families who trace
their lineage back to the illustrious
makers of American history
Very few presidents have meas
ured up to the standards of these
urblters OF Washington society
The man of greatest soul and most
human characteristics that ever
sat In the chair Of the highest ex.
ocutive. the first martyred presi-
dent. was not considered the so,
oial equal OF the old Georgetown
and Washington families.
1T was descendant OF one OF
these families who. in commenting
on the coming marriage OF another
president. TO a friend at an OK
elusive afternoon bridge party.
said: Oh, Mrs. -. near
you are living in the same apart.
ment house with the mother of the
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
RESERVE OFFICER
examinations ARE
CALLED OFF HERE

Examinations OF 1900 Seat.
Ito applicants FOR reserve Of.
fieor appointments we're called
off Thursday when Capt. II
W. Bum received unexpected
orders from L s. army depart
ment headquarters at San
Francisco.
Tho ncw plan. Il yaA OF.
planned. will be- 20 select re.
serve officers a. a training
camp 90 be established AZ the
Preside. San Francisco. com.
mencing May s. and la4ting
three months
Ton thousand Of tho ahlcst
leaders. between the ages OF
II and ~ thruout tho country
are 90 be selected az reserve
officers.
How many of tho Seattle ap.
plicanta will continue their
training AZ San Francisco
could not be estimated today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Seattle Chef Gives
u. s. Tip on How to
Revive Dead Soldiers

Pietro Ramaciotu has n war
bunch FOR his country.
lie passed Il along yesterday 10 a
Coast artillery sergeant. who had
dropped into the .Rigoletto cafe.
1927 Third ave. for some o. tho ex-
cellent rayiola for which Piotro ~
famed among Seattle bon wants.
Il gotta a way for you boys 70
come alive again" he told the ser.
geant. when you gotta 'gassed' In
the trenches"
Pietro pointed out framed bit
OF engrossing which hangs on the
wall OF his cafe. II sets forth that
the St. Paul Fire Department Re
lief association thereby formally
expressed lts gratitude To Pietro
for restoring TO life ono Lieut. Muir.
ply, a member OF hook and ladder
truck No. 1. Pletro is immensely
proud ~ the thing.
Murphy fell from a high build
ing during a fire in 81. Paul Ia Au-
gust, 1893. He was carried into a
doctors office. The doctor pro-
nounced him head. Just then Pie.
tro edged in. however. and dis
agreed with the doctor. In spite OF
the medical mans threat TO have
him arrested. Pietro breathcd into
the dead mans lungs. and worked
his arms. and after three hours OF
unceasing effort. Murphy came to
life and sat up. He still is a mem.
Der OF the department IN 81. Paul.
You just Retta plenty men like
me, with good lungs" Pietro told
the sergeant, "and we keepa you
from dying"
Uncle Sam is welcome to tho
idea II isn't copyrighted. says
Pietro.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
Doctor Tells How to Strengthen
Eyesight so Per Cent in One
Weeks Time in Many Instances

Eye troubles Of many descriptions
may b. wonderfully benefited by
following tho simple rules Here 10
the prescription; 60 20 any active
drug store and get bottle OF bon
OPTIC tablets Drop ono Hon-pptp
tablet IN a fourth % glass % water
and allow to dissolve. win this
liquid battle IN. eyes two 20 four
times daily. You should notice your
eye. clear up porceptibly RICH, from
the start. and Inflammation VIII
quickly disappear. II your eyes are
both.ring you. even a litus, take
steps 10 save tham now. before u
Is too late. Many hopslsasly blind
might have been saved N they had
cared for their eyes IN time.
NOTE-Arothsr promin.n, physician 20
whom the above srtiri. vas sahtnittsss,
aid. FBen-Opto L. very rsuaraahls
remedy It's constituent Ingredients are
veil known 20 eminent sys specialists snf
widely prescribed BY them The fnanufae-
tur~rs guarantees ., 60 strengthen sYs-isht
50 per cent IN ons week IN many Ia
stance. o. refund the mnn~y ~ can b
obtained from any good druggist. and 10
one % the vsry few prvpareiicns l feel
should b kept on hand far regular uss IN
almost every family. u T. soif IN this
city ~ tho leading druggists --Afvsr'is-
men.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
For Skin Blofches

There is one remedy that seldom
fails to clear away pimples, blo.ches
and other skin eruptions and that
makes the skin soft, clear and healthy
Any druggist can supply you with
zemo, which generally overcomes all
skin diseases. Acne. eczema, itch,
pimples, rashes. black heads in most
cases give way TO zemo Frequently,
minor blemishes disappear overnight.
Itching usually stops instantly. Zemo
is a safe, antiseptic liquid, easy TO use
and dependable. II costs only 2Sc:
m. extra large bottle. Sl.0O. Il will
not stain, is not greasy or sticky and
$ positively safe for tender skins.
The r. w Rose CO.. Cleveland. o.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
CONFESSIONS OF A WIFE

estern congressman or the purse
proud senator is as great as was
that OF the lady OF Tennyson's i'm.
agination who scorned the country
lout
Il have been In many places in
this country, Margie." continued
Paula, Tin the years in which
earned my living. and have never
leen In one American town or city
where money had so little TO do
with society caste standards as
Washington.
Il am telling all this TO you. my
dear Margie. because | want you
10 understand something OF the
different strata OF society with
which | came in contact in my
next position.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
"CENTER FIRE"
CREATOR PLAYS
BIC NAVY ROLE

WARRINGTON, April 20
The eenterflrc control for
dreadnaughts, whereby main
batteries are located In a line
down the center OF the ship, 10
one OF tho revolutions OF naval
construction contributed 10 tho
world by American naval gen
lua Rear Admiral David w.
Taylor. recognized as one OF
the worlds leading authorities
or naval construction. 10 the
man who originated center.
fire"
lie IL now chief OF tho bureau OF
construction and repair. His Job Is
TO draw tho intricate detail plans
and specifications for the navy'a
new ships. and. after afioat. to keep
them shiphhapc. No one branch of
tho naval establishment IL more
vital than his. perhaps none so
much so.
Admiral Taylor inaugurated his
brilliant career with tho navy BY
graduating with top honors from the
Annapolis academy. and then enter.
Ing the great English naval acad.
envy when England was receiving
our midshipmen. Taylor carried
of the highest honors ever won Al
that academy
Nhsn tho British cruiser Hawk
rammcd thu steamship Olympia. In
the Thames. several yaaru ago the
British government sent for Admiral
Taylor 20 obtain his expert opinion
NJ to the cause 10 the mysterious
collision.
II In chiefly due Ia HIS efforts that
the present superdreaduaught can
travel faster and with greater dis
placement on the same amount OF
coal that the predrcndnauEht could
Taylor IL one Of tho msekesi men
20 look ut In the world. lie has the
face. bearing and general appear
ance OF country preacher lie
thinks 30 far ahead in warBhip con.
struction that he's generally about
tho same distance behind in tho
matter ~ prevailing styles for
mems clothing
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

lady the president Is going TO
marry.
Yes answered tho question.
er's friend moro or less laconically.
1 have met her a few times.
Aren't YOU glad you never
snubbed hor?' was the exclamation
Of another present
Presidents and presidents wives
ere only transitory episodes in the
lives OF the old residents OF Wash.
ington. and the peculiar part OF II
Is that sometimes you will find a
woman belonging 10 one OF these
families Of decayed fortunes in the
employ OF the government. and she
has all the pride OF birth OF the
lady Clara We're de We're. and her
contempt of the family OF the wild
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

Six Poplln Skirts. navy only. $3.50
Stripe Taffcta Skirt. variety OF colorH.
Rt ..............-t' .'''s.''' so.oS
Box plated all wool serge. In navy sos
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
PIG PROVED TO BE
30 POUNDS WATER

DETROIT.-W When Timothy Bres.
nahan sold a pig to Victor Retty It
weighed $40 pounds. Retty ran the
pig two miles 10 his own home.
weighed It on his own scales and
found It weighed only 10 pounds.
Retty had Bresnahan hailed In
court charged with having induced
the beast to attain weight by drink
Ing water
The Judge gave the choice OF pay.
ing go or going to jail for 10 days.
Breanahan paid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
a Free Prescription You Can Have
Filled and Use at Home

phtladeiphla. Pa--po you wear
wtns~exT Are you victim OF eve
atYain or other eye weaknes-esI
-. you will be glad 10 know that. &c.
cordinr TO Dr. Lewis there IL real
hope for you. Many whose Eyes
we've faiIins say they have had their
eyes restored through tho principle
Of this wonderful free prescription,
ora man says. after trying II; y
vas almost blind- Could not see 70
read y, all Now can read every
thtnx without any glasses. and my
eyes do not water any more A.
night they would pain drendfnily
now they feel fin. all the time, IL
vas ike a miracle 10 me" lady
Who used II says: This stfnos.
pner~ seemed hRxy with or without
rlass@s. but after using this pre-
srrsption for Is days everything
s~euns clear. I can even read ftne
print without glasses II II be-
feved that thousands who wear
rfas.~s can now discard them In a
yeesonabi. time. and nuititudes more
will be able to strengthen their eyes
10 =. 10 be spared tho trouble and
expense OF ever getting glasses
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
VAST SUPPLY
OF FOODSTUFF
FOR JACKIES

NEW YORK. April 2o.--Be.
hind barred gates OF Brooklyn
navy yard tho man behind tho
men behind the guns-Resr
Admiral Samuel MeGowan,
paymaster general OF the navy.
chief OF the bureau OF supplies
and aoeounts--has collected the
Z greatest store OF food ard sup
plies In naval history.
THE Issue OF nearly every
great conflict has depended
largely upon the question OF
supply" declares MCGOWAN.
There should be no real diHor-
! enee between peace times and
war tlmes-between peace foot.
ina and war war footlna-~lth
/ regard 20 ship supply."
This ~ the creed laid down by the
man on whom the navy viii depend
In time Of war.
Best Fed in World
There we're approximately 10000
officers and enlisted men In the
navy before war was declared. and
Il requires "a big corps OF purchasing
and accounting officers. under the
chief of the bureau OF supplies. 20
feed and take care OF them. And
tho mon In tho navy are tho best
fed 81 any navy In the world.
In spite Of tho increased cost
OF living. tho navy has managed
20 keep down the per capita
cost OF feeding Its men. In
1914. before the European war
started, the per capita cost was
80 20 cents per day. The next
year. In spite OF increased
prices, tho per capita cost
dropped 20 30 cents: last year
this was slightly higher. The
quality 10 maintained.
5000, 900 a Year
Expenditure OF approximately
s. 900. 900 year on food alone
makes possible purchases In large
quantities AZ reduced figures
Contracts covering monthly or
quarterly deliveries arc now made
In all ports usually visited by naval
vessels for as nearly as possible all
needed provisions" says MCGOWAN.
This. with the requirement that no
provision rcquisition shall call for
any proprietary article. any food
substitute. or any other item on
which competition cannot be had.
lnsurcs 10 tho navy plenty OF whole
some food at reasonable expense"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

OF swelling up like little white
sponge. Then it lonsens from your
toe-and. glory hRllsiutahi the corn
comes off as though you'd take
glove Off your hand"
Yes. "Gets-fc' ia the corn dtsooy-
cry Of the age. More "Gets-It" IL
sold by many times than any other
corn remedy In existence. Try IL and
youli know the reason why. IL takes
two seconds 70 apply ~, and Il dries
at once That's all Don't expert
ment--follow tho experience Of mil
lions and use "Gsts-it"
"UetH-1t" Is sold everywhere. s6e
a bottle. or sent on receipt Of price
by y. Lawrence a. Co. chicago. III
Sold In Seattle at the owl DRUG co.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20

British life Insurance institu.
lions paid s37, 900. 900 in war claims
from the beginning Of tho war to
last November.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-04-20
"kie.Yie.Yie! Get
Me 'Gets.It' Quick"

2 Drops Make Corn "Fsll" or
i've Joined The Never Again Club
Never again will use anything for
corna but 'Geta-it' Put Z drops Of
'gets-ft on. and from that second
tho com haEira 20 nArlNnl InataaA
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04

iuebr unb iiberlisbsn 9lder unb garisn
ben 6rausn unb 2D9ttrn jur BE-
nIrt9l4ottuns. 5n eineinnati ieIoe
mar Der als -iber BEN RbsiE
betunnts StabttbsiI Gin srObes lrstrs
lager. @iels bon ben GarmerB Enn
Sleinbiiresrn tparen Der sneIiiaeH
Sprads ni9t gsniissnb mGatie. um
Die ensliiaen Scmmanoos 5u UsrItes
ben. gbsr Der Wils. bic Union 81
retten, iibsrpanb ale 9inpsrnifie. es
feblte nicbt an ssoienisn beutIhtn Sol<
oaten, iuel6e be untsren aommaHbo'
ftellsn einnabmen unb ibre Soloo.en
nab bem beutid9en Reglement austiI-
oeten unb nit ibren bsuti4sH Jduiien
bisben iis auf bic Gsinbe i9rss gclers
lanbes Elm. IS febIts In umersn
9anbe ni9t an SOIdsn. eie a;ncnIn
einsn lliurbdtor uno sinen 2prannen
i9alten, dber bas par.n teine 9suts
i9en unb ss 1T aud ni6t iiberrai8snS,
bab unter Densn, fpel9e iest Srieg
oseen bic 0suti1en in 4msriiu ertlds
rem, IOl6e iino, bic auf Der onosren
Settle tGmpftsn unb ben S9ab, Den ne
bamaIs esgsn bic uniunstreutn Ssut'
ideu bsgtsn, jest nod emPflnbsn aHo
gum 4usorud bringen.
Oie 3abl Derer, bic jeBt nod hi1t
Der &anpesiprads poIItommsn modtl5
iinb, 1T pObl niht 70 erOb, fpis fri.
Der, aber iis srfiileu eb.nfaIs IN
peinli6item Wubs ibrs gIrgerpfIiht.
Sic ernGbren fib ebrIi9 unb reolid.
sdbIeu prompt Steuern. Jei4nen cnI
arisssanIsiben, iteueru gum Rpthsn
9reus 6ei, nd6oem beutfdt 3eitung.n
iie iiber bic Rutbiptnoisteit. ibrer 5eis
mdtb bsisuiteben, belsbrt baben uro
IOipeit bisfe MGnnsr fhpu gu ali iinb,
um nit Der Waffs gu tdmpf,u. fhidcn
iis ibre SDhne ins Gtlb. an biefe
brdoen WGnner, bic melt lber 0enen
iteben, Don fpeI6eu fie bsgeifsrt per'
ben, Ihidt Serr COOPER btutTdle
Steur5ettsl, mas IebisIi6 istner Girs
iidt uno fsinsr Siirfprse I'M fein Imt
'in gldnssnbss 3eugHib ausitsllt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04

per Dc4s fiir i,9nifd, 0rammaiiI
mtAr ais geniigt. sans absasben oai
BON, bab, lpie leoer Sshrsr bs5euger
ipirp. bielsr llnterri9tsspsis tiir Jun
gere S9iIer 81 abitrdit III.
Damn fpirb ss als eins un9ereal
tigtsit beSsi9nst. baB beuiihs Sshrsl
Hidt in allen untsrriats5nsigen se'
priiit psrbsn, pie bic sngti4en. Ddi
benefit pisber, bab Der ytrtaier Dee
4uirufs Elm Ssnorani 1T. Das
'Staatssefeb idreibt ,ausoriidlid Dor,
bag Sprahlebrsr blos in Der Sprcd.,
Die iie Isbrsn, sspriift 5u psrbsn brau'
9en. llebrigsns bat bieie Ginri4iurg.
ipsl4e seforosri iuiro, frlbsr beitanoen
uno man bat iis abgsi9afit. neil Eis.
isnigen, bic in snsliI9en Sd4ern gut
bei9laeen ipnrtn; ii9 i'm Seu.f9en
unsenugenb eriplslsn. Sn englane.
nel4ss BEN @erfdfer bss aufrufs als
s5osaI porihpeb., fino ale Sprahle6'
rsr Spesialiiisn uno iinb nile tsts
ne eueIifdeu 9irgeL neil
man bon Der ri6iissn glnii6t aussett,
bab frenibe Sprdhsn nur Don Tsrcn,
bic aus BEN sntiprsdtneen aanos
tommen, nit GrfoIs eeIs5ri psrben
tonnen.
GO piirbs 5u melt fiibrsn, nm auf
ale Ihisfen llrtbsils beg glngriffs
einsuseben, bi. lsbieli6, !pie mir ae<
5sist babsn, @Oreingsnommsnbsii NIB
grObite uHfpiFsnbsit bstunosn. Mir
ipoIlen uns jsbt bios nod nit bsin
Iebtsn S6ub bsfaifsn, Der Ing 6er3
treffen io1. Gs fpirb ssTdgt: DAT
Der beutfhe uuierribt bic aifimilis
rung unferer 9sp6ltsruna perbineert
unb bab jsber Srsmbesborsns, Der fi9
bem snsIifdsn Sprahsllnterri6! ;pis
bsrisbi, als elm fsinbIi4er Quslinber
III betra9isn IN. Sn ben S6uIsn
eintiHnatis tpirb 9eutfd felt 7S
Sdbrsn qeIebrt. Tier bl beboupist,
bab gincinnaiis gep0lferuna e5 ies
mals an paierIGnbiiher Srsue bnt
feblen luTen, Der fsbt fih beipust nit
ben sbatfaten in Wibsripru4 unb es
IN cine alberns llntpnbrbsii, su Be-
bdupten. Dab ss sinsn 8iirser ousIdns
Sifter gbtunft sibt, Der bic eribsis
lung BEG enslifdsn lIni.rri6ts Bee
tdmpft unb .iu aans beronbers en-.
porenbe lInpnbrb,it in ss. bob bic
jebtaen 0erbdIiniiIe bic G6GbIi6t,it
bss beutfden llrterridlts sripiei,n ha.
Be. Wds Cincinnati in bieien 9daen
fpesieu an paterIGnbifher 6ineabs GEE
leiifet bat, srfpeiit. tpeI4 irdftiaer ames
rtiantf6er Sim aus unf,rsn bsuiib:n
S6ulen emporipriebt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04
0iDtbs arens.MiktSHs.
Banter S6iff prOteftrt sssen Dis
triminiruns. - Rapp aeasus. =
prdFbsnt parnt DOT Gbartsr'gsr'
IuIt.
Rep gort. l. SuIi.


Sn 0erbinbuna NIT Der DisibJpro'
bsnen 0srfiisung bes StaatssSstrs'
tdrs 2aniing an bns 4mtrisaniihs
Rotbe areu5, bab 8iirser beuti4sr
a6tnuft i'm 9umonitGtsipert nidt &C.
ipiinibt iperbsn, bat 6err Jacob Q.
SGiff foIsenbss S4reibsH an nisitn
seri6ttt:
Rem gprf, "a. Juni 1917.
.9iebtr Strr Setrstdr! Dor Stpti,
unbfiinfsia Jabrsn, na9bem i1 aus
GeuiIhlanb sinseipanberty mar. BIN i1
aus mein.m eigren frsien milItr
gmeriimer geporbeu, unb feitbem III,
rpis id, fassn 5u biirfsn CLAUDE, msine
appalitdt gegtn 2lmtriia In Gsban,
fen ipic In Der Sbdt ebsHfo fief aao
ebsnfo fart getpeftn tpit irgenb zines
aeborenen Mmeriianers.
Jh barf ipobi fogen bab ID jtpe
iin mir bictenbe @slesenbeit benust
bobs, an ioniiruftipsr Mrbeit fir bie
geNruns unc Gtdrfuns msines
aanbes In Der @iriIinisft unb In
Sotaten mitsuarbeiten unt 5u belfen.
aur5, itj babe mid bsmiibt, I'm polls
iten Sinne b:s Wortes. tbis i4 ts
psrftsbs, sin gutter Biiresr su iein.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-07-04
9ie sebnte SiSnsOidladt.

llsbe bic iiingfis iiali.nii6e OF,
fsniipe an Der Sion5o Gront f3r.ibt
aeonbarb 4bsIt. Der beiannte arisas,
bsri4teritatter bes .9erIinsr Sases
bIatt", folsenoss:
StanbUrt elmer SyIiseertcmpasnie,
8. Suni. Die ;sbnts Sfon3of&Ia8t
tann Ha4 breiDStissr Dauer als Dor.
Idufis abs.f6lofTsn ssItsn. auf si.
mem Glast Iduss Der S4ld9tfroni,
ben i9 beuts NIT bsm perbienien
GeIbpiIoten Sanptmann O. unt.rs
nabm, fab i5 nur auf BEN 5ifliten
Jaiti Orb ben Raudporbans fsinbs
liHer Sranatsn unb psreinselis Gins
ftIdse, bic oie feinbIitsn l&peren
aoliber bintsr bic 0Ittrrsi3ii6sungas
rii4e 2inis Iteten. Dff.nbar bes
sipedt bns italienif6e Jsu.r bic gtSs
rung unier.s Ro9f1ubs unb Der
ausbaunrbeitsn. Die JtaIiener arbeis
ten baitis ON ausbau ibrer Gte1un.
gen. Die Sampisone iIafft .pi. Elm
fiirdterIi6er 4suIenbisb in Der lieb.
lihsn aanbi6af., bersn gerss aus
unisrsr S0be abeeflant ,rfdetnen.
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