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Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
GALE OF TWO FARMS
 CAUSE OF TWO SUITS.
uudse Kellogg, in Superior Court Hears Claims of Jake Berkowitz vs. Abraham and Lena Cohen.

Two cases heard before the superior court Thursday were the results of a teal estate deal at, Chestnut Hill. The Hfst case was that of Jake Berkowitz Es Abraham and Lena Cohen and Horace Price.
 The plaintiff claims that the Cohsns game to his house to live forstwo or Ehree days while looking over the farm pf a man named Freeman. for whom Berkowitz was the agent. Berkowitz claims that he lent Abraham Cohen SEQ for carfare and he paid Freeman S5 for butter and eggs which the Co., hens took, as they said that Jake would pay for it," and he also asked Dor some money for auto hire and tele- kraph charges.
 The Cohens deny all this, saying n1at they had plenty of money and did bot borrow from Berkowitz. They say
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
JOHN GRADY DIES
 FOLLOWING AUTO INJURIES.
Etruc< by Car Driven by Andrew Roux
 Oct. 16-Was Brother of Sister M. Francis of Baltic Convent.

John Grady, 5s. died at St. Joseph's s hospital Thursday afternoon at o'clock from urania as the result of injuries received in an automobile &C., cident, when he was struck by a car driven by Andrew Roux of this city.
 The accident occurred Tuesday evening, Oct. 16. MT. Grady received three fractures, one at the base of the skull. which proved fatal. He has been unconscious most of the time and in a serious condition.
 He was born in South Coventry but had lived in this city for many years and was well known. Before the time Of his death he was living at S5 South Park street. He is survived by five sisters, Sister Mary Francis of the Baltic convent and Misses Margaret 'Norah, Katherine and Nellie of this city.
 Coroner Bill will be in this city to- day CFriday) and will hold an inquest at which MT. Roux will be present. It will be decided at this hearing whether MT. Roux will be charged with man. slaughter.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
THE WHO'LL NEIGHBORHOOD
 KNOWS

Mrs Anna Pelzer, 2526 Jefferson St., So. Omaha Neb., writes: 'I can rec ommend Foley's Honey and Tar as a sure cure for coughs and, colds. It cured my daughter of a bad cold. My neighbor, Mrs. Benson, cured herself and her whole family with FoIey's Honey and Tar, and everyone in our neighborhood speaks highly of t." This reliable family remedy masters croup. 1t clears the air passages and eases the gasping. strangling fight for breath.
 The Lee & Osgood Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
LIBERTY LOAN SALES
 REACH $2o4,s5o THURSDAY.
Day's Subscriptions Eneouragihsiy Big
 at Windham National Bank.

The sum of $2o4,s5o is the grand to- tel of the sales for the second Liberty loan in this section, which includes Willimantic and the Windhams.
 This is an increase of $47,800 over Wednesdays tctal. The days sales are perhaps the largest for this cam paign, since the Trust company has seldom gone above $E000, while the highest for the Windham National this week Is s28.550. The Windham National also reports that Thursday had the largest number of individual subscribers, 14o. as to s3 for Wednes- day and 1O1 for Tuesday, the biggest day previous.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
A CITY HOSPITAL
Talked Of, But Plan, Location and Pro-
 motors Are Secret.

Plans are being made in this city to organize a new hospital to be known as a City hospital. Because of the high. cost of materials and labor a new building will probably not be built i. the organizers succeed in their work, but a place will be bought.
 The idea is backed by several of Willimantic's prominent men and it looks as if the idea would be carried out. All of the local physicians will be members of the staff.
 The care of patients in the wards will be different from that at the local hospital. inasmuch as no medical charges will be collected from these people. and no operations will be per- formed without a consultation of doc tors. A training school will also be established and student nurses will be taught under experienced nurses.
 No statement about the plans of the organization could be obtained, as all Of the doctors who had been approach ed said that the thing was a secret.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26

Bridseport.-Monday Oct! 29, is the date selected for the formal opening and house warming for the new day nursery on the East Side which is to be under the management of the Cath ollie charitable bureau. The affair is tC' be in the form of a kitchen shower and pound party. The nursery is non- ~sectarian in spite of the fact that it is in charge of the Catholic charitable hIIraalI
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
Auto Lights Dim, Fined.

The continued case~of. William E.. Brown, charged with not having the mobile Tuesday evening and Wednes- day morning He pleaded not guilty, saying that he ran out of f4 gasoline while in front of St. Joseph's school on Valley street that night and he tried to find some, leaving his lights lit, with the dinners on. He did not find any, SO left his car there all night. Ohicers Pau1hus and McArthur testf- fled that the lights were not lighted. He was fined S10 and costs, amounting to $17.60, which he paid.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26

Stratford.-The selectmen of Strat- ford are perplexed as to how they will fill. the ranks of the fire department. which has been depleted by the draft. Out of 50 members. between B and 40 are at camp or have enlisted in some branch of aaruin>
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26

Daniels and Ernest Lawrence Deshefy took place Wednesday morning at g o'clock at St. Mary's church, Baltic. Rev. J. V. B. Belanger performed the ceremony and also celebrated a nup- tfal high mass. After the ceremony a breakfast was served at the home of the brides parents in Franklin.
 The bride was gowned in white pussy willow taffeta. She wore a veil and carried a bouquet of white roses. She was attended by her sister. Miss Mary L.. Daniels. who wore white or gandy over pink messaline with hat +~ -ant":1 and carried pink roses. The
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
Coon Supper.

served by Manager Chris Leka- Robert Casey was toastmaster and speeches were made by all present, ''Bill' Grady making the most effective oratorical effort. The party adjourned at about II o'clock pronouncing the supper the best possible. Those present were Ed ward Hurley, Robert Casey. William Connougf1ton.. Luke Allain, Ambrose Casey, William McQuade, Arthur Hur- ley. Raymond NF'oy, William Grady, William Hurley. The coon was cap tured Monday evening by Edward Hur- ley. Robert Casey, William Connough- ton and William McQuade.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
Office Full of Smoke.

Because of the action of Lieutenant McArthur of the police force, another fire in the Johnson house was pre- vented Thursday morning when he mo- tihed some of the men in the building that the office was full of smoke. In vestigation showed that the smoke was caused by some soft coal around the furnace which was burning and the fire was put out with a stream of water.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
BODY UNCLAIMED. Joseph Mereier, Drowned Sunday, Is Buried by Lisbon Authorities:

As no relatives appeared to claim the body of Joseph Mercier who was accidentally drowned Sunday, his bur- ia1 was arranged for by Lisbon off, cials !n St. Mary's cemetery.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26

ed guilty to . charge of intoxication in the city court Thursday morning.. Judgment was suspended A hours to allow him to get out of town.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
Cop's First Arrea&,

After being on duty for one hour and ten minutes, John Killourey, the new supernumerary of the Willimantic po- lice force made his first arrest, Will liam Sardofski of Chapman street, son complaint of his wife, as he was drunk He will appear before the court this (Friday) morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26

Given Leave to Leave. Alfred Caignot. of Providence plead
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26
BALTIC.

Deshefy- Daniels Weddine-SiIk Flag Presented Methodist Sunday School Through Sedswiel< w. R. C. at Pa- triotic Service.
Norwich bulletin., 1917-10-26

30-inch wide A. c. A. Feather Tick mg blue and white stripes, 45c a yard. Outing Flannel in good patterns, t7o a yard. Co1ored Outing Flannel, better qual- ky. 2oc yard.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
MODEL Il

Chandler touring car, driven only by
owner, fully equipped with extras; 1850,
1924 W. 27th. W 1902.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
Former High School
Teacher Here Joins
u. S. Signal Corps

Harry W. Mckinney, former teacher
of manual training in the city schools,
who enlisted in the signal corps of the
regular army, is now stationed at Fort
Leavcnworth, Kan, according to a let.
ter TO the Times Not waiting to bo
drafted, Mckinney volunteered his
services TO Uncle Sam, resigned his
position here and is now member Of
Company A, Fifth Battalion Signal
corps, |. s. A. He is detailed on spe
clal duty with the army service school
at Fort Lcavenworth, where he is in
structor to the student officers in train
iny
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
Help Government,
Cry to Socialists

NEW YORK, Sept 10. - All social
lists in the United States, organized, and
unorganized were urged to put all their
energy strength, ardor and enthusiasm
at the disposal Of the government so
that the war may be carried to a rapid
and victorious conclusion" in state
ment issued by socialist delegates to the
Minneapolis conference OF the Ameri-
can alliance for labor and democracy
on their return here.
They will be acting in accordance
with the nobleSt traditions and highes,
aspirations of America a, well as in the
socialist movement" the statement add.
ed
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

btAl Ilr l. south room. refined home
reference exchanged. gentleman pre-
ferr'd 2l7 West i7th
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

WANT TO RUY from owner ak 10
eight-room modern home. located be-
tween Classen and Robinson, from iith
TO gard. Price about 81 900. describe ful.
N A. v, care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

NICELY furnished room. strictly mod
ern, suitable for ladies employed; walk
Ing distance; with or without board. 81
broadway circle Hhono Wal i2is
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
OIL LAND, LEASES AND STOCK
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Timos.

HAVE valuable lease In Miami field; ad-
Joins proven territory; need s. 200 To
complete test; holes already drilled show
favorable indications: viii give half in.
tercst IN lease for $4,000 Address X
N2, care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
WANTED-BIDS AND PROPOSALS
In Answering Ads. Please Mention Times.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS

SEALED RlDS will he received AT IN,
office Of the architects until 70 o'clock
noon, Thursday September 20. 1917. for
tho electric wiring for tho Y NJ G A.
building now being erected on Wes, Sec.
ond street oklahoma city, according
10 plans nnd specifications prepared by
Hawk 4 larr, architects
A certified check NJ 3 porcnn, oi
amount ~ hid must accompany each
proposal Rs II guarantee that the suc.
ccsstul bidder win enter into contract.
An acceptable surety bond will he r..
qured for the faithful execution OF tho
work and contract
The owner reserves tho right 10 rciect
any or All bids cog proposals received
nds will hc opened M tho Sklr,ln bo.
tel ui ! O'Clock y u.. ON the above date
Plans cpn he secured AZ the office nj,
the architects on deposit 81 SIS FOR their
safe return before bids are opened
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

INVESTORS and brokers can find what
they want and get what they buy 3ll
Campbell Bldg
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

FOR kENT-Onc nicely furnished room
on Fair Grounds car line. 800 Fast
sth Wal IG,p
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
HOTEL DIRECTORY
III Answering Ads. Please Mention Iim,.

NNUHUK INN
Large outside modern room, nav
y decorated and Furnished. runnlns
water and electric fans Mrs n %
Provene, ptOprletteSs laSi, W
Grand Ave, phone Wat 1925
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10

LOOK YOURSELF OVER AND SEE If
YOU STACK UP.
We need man who can intellIgently
take good, clean cut proposition, and.
telling II straight" sell It on it's merits
IF You are good listener, have got
pep" and have the ability TO analyZe n
proposition, comptehensvely grasping
It's merits ~ It should have them) so that
YOU can IN turn point, ont these merits
To others-you are n salesman I'm tho
making Thon--lF YOU are ambitious.
dissatisfied with your present status in
the world and want 10 get on" BE
SoMEBOpi, why YOU have got TO bear
In mind that II responsibility rests upon
YOU, and that what YOU are now doing In
going 10 have n lot 20 do with what YOU
WILL he doing years hence II you
have reputation YOU must maintain n.
n you haven't you've TO make one
Therefore you can't afford to sell the
public wildcat" theoretical doubtful or
may he so propositions You have rot TO
un vour head and sell only that which
YOU believe In and let the pcople know
that your 'helieve-in" is sound and
means something
We ara underwriters OF OF and Mining
stocks hut only such stocks as we have
thoroughly Investigated both the per
suuucl and holdings or We have nm eff
Cient geulogis' who examines the hold
lngs ~ our clients We thoroughly In
vestlspp both the ability and integrity
W " ''lN'IhNuU 'lll''lN hllu UlIfNlOlA
before we undertake TO sell the stock
and even then Wa don't claim 10 know
II all We merely ncquaint thu investor
with the factp ~ our investigation and
put II NJ 10 HIS judgment Consequently
wa want man who will "nt i'm with our
scheme " things and represent VA Ike
We want TO I've known
n YOU stack up accordingly. Epc us
MONDAY
SOUTHERN SECURITIES COMPANY.
5l1-b Grem Exchange building
FuR BALE 900 shares oklahoma ON
stock I'm lots " | non or more. M crnis
per share par value 81 B.3Os care
Times
WANTED oklahoma oil stock. state
lowest price and number ut shares ~
500 cnrc times
|FOR SALE-lOOo shares oklahoma oil
stock, iliO, p.3lQ. care Times
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1917-09-10
FURNISHED ROOMS FOR RENT
In Answering Ads Plssse Mention Times.

NICELY furnished room. strictly mod
ern, suitable for ladies employed, walk
| Ing distance, with or without board. 81
! broadway circle lhono Wal t2is.
btAi lIrl l. south room, refined home
reference exchanged. gentleman pre-
tert,d 2i1 West i7th
NICE furnished room for rcnt; references
exclaimed 81 t2l West OH
FOR RENT one nicely furnished room
on Fair Grounds car line. b06 East
sth Wal 1879
LOOK, I'm, bate the car /. gone lose
again, no more cheap John watches for
mo, here's for Harris Gonr's Compnny
with that SOC, rs all ! med TO carry
home standard watch for life time. they
have them all and besides | wiz never
miss the money Elgin, Waltham. Hemp-
ton, Illinois and South Bend 10 North
Robinson Baum Bldg
LARGE south room In private home with
In wRlldng distance, for rent TO young
lady. rent reasonable CNll after 6 p m.
ll2l North OkRhomn NJ 1880
A WELL. Furnished room In private fam
lly; select nrighhorhoodi walking dis
lance gentleman preferred. Maple 500
BEAGTlFuL rooms. desirable, every
convenience. married couple or gentle
men. Pauline Apts. Gil North Robinson,
NICELY furnished southeast room with
private family, excellent location;
walking distance, garage Maple llb2
NICELY furnished room; extra largo.
suitable for or persons 80 per
week 3l9 W ION Wal 2ls
A WELL Furnished room in private fam
fly; select ucighborhood walking dis-
tsnIr. gentlemen preferred NJ sos
FURNISHED room, employed persons
preferred private family 2l0 W 10th
Maple 1883
PLEASANT rooms In private home
steam heat. good board near, references
required wal aI03
THE BROADWAY serves best dinnera In
city, Csc; soup, roast. Z vegetables, corn
bread. coffee Md dessert Third and
Broadway
For RENT 2 front bedrooms. modern
home, no children. 7Oi East Fourth
Maple iil0
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
Gie 3epsrtatiDn bon
6el8tern
miro auf Ysf,H b.s aaifers wil
bslm fiirs erfis eins.itsut.
2lae irrtbiimIi9 nod SsutidIanb &C.
ianbtsn gslsisr perb.n 5uriidse
bratt iperbsn.

2onbon, 10. WGr3. - Cine.
gerlinsr Dspsfdt 5ufolee, ipeIhe iibsl
9imfferbnm an bic Reuter telegram
60. g.lanst., BAT Der aaif.r Wilbelm
anssorbntt. baB bis3poHgsbeportdtior
Ron B.leisrn fiirs eriis eingsittut
ipsrbsn iolI.. 3ueIsid tpurbs Der Gs-
nsralspupern.ur DON Belsisn ansetpis'
fen, ole gelsi,r, iptldbe frrtbiimlidl
als rllnbeT6dfiisssA mad Ceuti1Idnb
asfanbi rpuro,u, 5uriidbringen 5u lai'
fen. Tr aaii.r fpurb. au itiner Ders
fiisuns burd cine pstition elmer Mns
sabl promin,ntsr psIgier aIsr par'
tsien Derlabt.
Der britiid)e ZAatfan3ler
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aeifels GrplpFon
an gOrb bss AcIldnbifaen
&reuaers s@eIberIonb.

Rreu5ers gefberIanb.
2oubOn, Is. Wdra. giner De-
pei8e bon 5aus SufoIge bat an gorb
bes bouGEbii6eu areu5ers @eIOerIano
eine GrploiiOn itut.sefunbeu, Bel Der
elm Wann sei0Otst purbe. pdbrenb
Disrsebn Mann DerIsst purben. Der
arsuser purbs BON einem 1Orpsbos
boot in S9lepptau naa WIifinssn
sebra6t. Der gsIbsrlanb III Elm areils
ger bon ungefd6r 1000 souneH Waf.
ferperbrdnguns.
8 am atan mar BON ben : u rs
ten friebIia aufgegs
BEN porbeu.
Berlin, 10. RGr3. 4uf brabtlos
fem Wese mad SappiIls. einer Be
taHntmaaung Der baIboffi5isllen tlir'
tif4eu gaari4tenagentur ggence
Wili 5ufolse tpuros 6auaban in Per-
fen nidt bon ben RuTen erobert, tpis
in ruiiiiHen SsriHten bsbauptet
tpurbe.
Die Stubt", bsibt es In Der grs
fIGrung, rpurb. pbns aampf bon ben
3iirten gerGumt unb obne oab Der
5einb stipas bapon ssmerit bate. Die
Beipeguns mar bic solse eepiFer mis-
litGriiher Mabrsseln, bic BON ben
Siirten I'm Snn.rn bon perjien sstrof,
fen wutbea. Di.is WldbnaAmsn tpas'
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

Sie gtftdtnns ber prrDsiorti&m re.
sierung bd9in nusssIsst tptrb, bdb 4
ii@ nur Inn innere Jrasen unb MIDI
um bic 0dibelna bss Rriests bdntsIte.
Dns DornieberIissen beg 9rnrs,
portbbnfsS unb ber bubur4 btrporgts
rufene WdnssIn an WabrunsSmiiteln,
fprfiir bos biireauirdtifde Gnftm Der
ruHif&en DermnItuns berantipcrtliH
seino@t ipirb, bdben. ipie berimtet
pirb, nidt niir benz Wolie. bon Rubs
lamb sroBs Hd&spernis auferIest.
fonbern dii1 bic tnsrsifde Weiters
fiibruns bes ariesss sebinberi.
Dte Rdifertn perbaftet.
Cine 9epsfde btr r9ailp ebros
nicle1 aus ct. g)etersburg. bonn Wiit.
nod bnfiri, iusi, bbab Die sasaHsrin sas BON
Ritblanb ptrbaftet tpDrben fd.
Die Gmlldmber
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16

9ssrabss esuscGns n ma4sn. 81 iHbls sab
csferuHs uns issf Bin VI sdurs sub tmasass,
mtiM esnsarttii fms ~ ssrri4tsn. 50 faaa
essia q. pnfsam'S Hsseabk Gemsvnns irsns
etnr 6rsn ais gang puHssrsasH Rtisd sur
msfssrriaHsnns bu esfnHsset eusksIms -
Trs. Biaa&s 3siiesfaa 7W essa et., d,
Rc!nts,
1idd tratns esilmitsst ssa,u msss,iHtff,z
esainsftslis aus isfberm ssnriaH uns arautua
ss'se1mH rsrsm- bat fla 70 3asrsn isinsH ssaib
In fsISm Bansu tessdsn ustnau sist a
grsam, hsIts trsif sHs. bic punbnsars Br.
'ans bon essis Q. piHfsan's Dssstssk gsmssuns
.s bttsussn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
gtrranst einsn Supples
mentartrebit BON
S220OOO.OOO.

aonbpn Is. Mdr,. anbrsD
gonar Gam, bsrSdas samtsian,Isr, tr,
judts am Donnsritds bas llnterbdus
I'm cine ipsiisrs 9sipillisung' bon 64.s
OOo.O 900 pfunb GterIinee fiir bas Iaus
fsnbs, am 81. Wdrs au Gnbe stbtnbe
R.9nunesjabr. Gt faste, bob bnmit
bic Observation-Disclosures fir bas Jabr
cine 5Sbs bon 2,010, 100000 plumb
(s10. .050 0Oo, ,Ooo) srrsi&tsn uab isit
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16


bans Dssessbis Gsm'
psuns 30 pnsarsffh
80 ipar bon dssm sss
isbrii4sn 0rausu!assH
tsimasiu6t. uns bis
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ben, ipsap 10 MD EsGt
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f1fisbf. uber mfts
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fsf@s uHs bsipes mie.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
1te glneirnati Teniai qpneee, 23i--233 sen
ucprf Ctr. nate pIum. 1euif6 -s'5rcnsri
Agt aftm ia9utt9Hiida Artsitta

benz Y.sinn bss ari,sss Elm fol6s bon
1892. 100000 qiunb ($17, 100000
000).
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am IL. Gebruar btlpillisien 100000
600 pIunb nint bis gum enbs bss
Rs4nunssjabrss ausrtidten. 81 iag'
is. bab Is Riaionsn pfunb fur Dtis
gen aus qluItraIisn ben0tbiet Darbsu.
20 Mlillionsn fir gorf6iiife an bic
4aiir!en Gnalanbs unb Der Rtit ti.r
ipsitsfs auiscten tiir WunitisI
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-16
Die GaSIdnber
3erbre&.n fi4 ben aopt
mas bic Dtutf DEN Dors

apuo ppS OeuII Wth W.
baben.
6 on DO n, 15. W1r3. Der an Der
syront In Granireih befinbli@e aor'
reiponbent Der .9imes' fdreibt iiber
ben Riidsus Der Deutfden an Der
Somme:
Der Jsinb ipiinf9i offenbars uuf
fefiem, suien Boben gu tdmpfen, ipo
mir enifdiebsn i'm Radtkil iein tpiirs
ben unb ss fdeini. bab er cine fol&s
poiiiion on Der fosenannten 6inbers
burg ainie porbersitst bat, bic, ipie es
i9eint, iid In bsr Rdbe bon 2ens
bur9 ct. Quentin unb In Der Rihs
tuna nuf Can bin3isbt. gartureemdb
braiiden iptr einise 3eit, lin na4 bem
Riid3us Der Deatfhen neue 9ispoIs
iionen 5u MAIDEN, ,ptr babe1 aber sar
niht bic GbF4t, bielen Radaus au
ft6rer.s
gnnebmnb, taB bic iestge Deipe'
guns Der Deutiden feine SauptsOpes
ration IN, beiddftist ii9 Der Werfaif.r
bss 4rtiteIs nit BEN, mas bic Deuts
i9tn m5slt1erip.iis porbabn iUuns
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srob. ftrat.sifde Reieroe bon 5inbtn'
burss fid nod i'm Snnern Deuti4s
lambs tsfinbs, neil in 5olse bes ffrens
gen WtnteripetterB Der Gifnbabn'
transpprtbienjt fart selitt.n bat. gr
brildt bic Gniift aus, baB bic Deut'
iden aus bisi.m Grunbe mSsIiders
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fort:
Der T.tnb, Der fpsnisiiens 700, 600
Wsann mehr I'm GeIb bat OILS i'm pori'
gen Jlbr, In In Gtanbe, fhtuere
S&ldse gu fiibren, oorausseiesi, bas
bic 9ruppsn niat Tn pbpFifdkr uHb
moraIifdsr Weiie seIiii.n babsH, uno
poraussefsst, bab bic gtntirtsn itre
Sstre nidt In sIsi4er Weifs psrfdrst
baben.
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lid sIaubsn, bak ibr llnierfsetri.s 70
iein tpiro, ME iie Dorausses
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