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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
INCREASE PLANT OF
OlDS MOTOR WORKS

Ground waa broken July lG ai the
Olds Motor Works OF Lansing.
Mich. for large addition. Tho
new building will be wostory
structure so by 400 feet and will
contain $4,000 feet floor space.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
NEW TIRES OPEN
new TRUCK USES

In commenting on the part that
tires have played In the advance OF
the rubber.ured freightcr. John S.
Baisden. president OF the John s.
Balsden Co. declares that often.
times a new kind OF tire or a tire
Improvement. has actually opened
up whole new transportation fields
for motor trucks and vastly broad.
cned old fields.
This has been particularly true
in the case of our Motz truck
tire" says Daisden. which is now
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
STACKER RUSH IN
CHICAGO IS SLACK

H. tnltsd Frees Irassd Wire
CHICAGO. Aug L. New York'n
rush OF slackcra To the marriage
license counters is not duplicated
ia Chicago Applications for mar.
rlagcs In Cook county are running
only 1875 n dRy--25 below normal.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
COMEDIES RIGHT TO
ORGANIZE DEALERS

Conceding TO the auto dealers the
same right TO organize as auto
manufacturers. Charles S. Rieu5&x
vice-president of the Elgin Motor
Car corporation. told the delegates
OF dealers gathered at Chicago To-
form the National Automobile Deal
ers' Association that he believed G.
would aid the industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
FAULTS OF WOMEN DRIVERS

be drivers, H. D. Fowler, the
aeeidenis when
shouio 10 STUDY
the technique OF driving a ear because:
They off the wheel when they arc In close
and get excited.
They they along regardless OF other
drivers.
They long crossings before holding OUT "er
do they going 70 turn
AZ turning.
should off street tracks because eJ 'orS'
release the clutch when "ey
s,op ne car nd ehup the motor.
scores OF neglect change soon
ENOUGH starts backing down
the hill Then excited and DO not know what to do
DO 10 TO put on the emergency brake ana starr an
a3an.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01
Few Slackers Here

According to Morris d. Kennedy.
deputy county auditor, in charge Of
the marriage license counter. few
slackers have married to dodge the
select draft The number OF mar.
riage licenses issued in July is the
lowest OF the year.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01

bringing trucks into much wider
use In small towns and rural dis
tr1cts."
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-08-01

Fifteen automobile collisions were
reported to the police Tuesday
Three persons were injured. one OF
them seriously.
Mrs. NJ Gilbert. 800 Eighth ave,
was at home, suffering from severe
bruises and two fractured ribs, re-
ceiyed when she was struck by an
automobile driven by j. u. McPher-
son, Sixth ave. and Union ST.. Tues
day afternoon. The accident oc-
CURED at Third ave. and Marion st.
w q. Campbell. secretary OF the
Pacific Kissel Kars. had only praise
for the future of the automobile
industry in the Northwest during
his visit here last week.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
SOMETIMES
M. c. Robbins.

Sometimes my life grows weary Of
its sadness
Sometimes my heart will ache so
much with pain,
Then. Lord look to Thee and cry for
patience.
TIL all the darkness goes, and
sunlight comes again.
So well I know we cannot always
wander
Through fields so green where flow
ers grow SO gay.
But yet. we CRY for that which Is de-
We ask that sunlight lead us all
the way
Sometimes we wish to walk a higher
pathway.
Than that allowed us on our earth.
" way;
II we could see the dangers that sur
round us.
We'd never wish from that old path
to stray.
We'd simply walk By faith and trust
him fully,
No matter n in sunshine or in
storm
Because we know with His dear arms
around us.
That unto us could never come
harm.
Sometimes when SAVIOUR comes we
struggle wildly.
And feel the stroke is more than
we can bear:
But every cloud must have a silver
lining,
Just try to find it-and 10 Him
draw near.
He'll be a stay, a refuge, when you
need II,
Like the rock shadow in a weary
land;
Just take His hand and let Him gen
tly lead you.
And as He leads you. you win un-
derstand.
Sometimes our lives 10 rs grow very
weary,
And we complain because the trials
come;
But don't you know they're sent 20
teach us patience.
And help us find the way 10 home.
sweet home.
Heaven IS quite near IL we can only
feel Il,
'Tis but a step. and We can cross
the bar;
Just keep the cross In sight. twill
make you valiant,
And be through life guiding star.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
PAPE'S DIAPEPSIN
FOR Indigestion
OR BAD stomach
Relieves sourness, gas. Heartburn,
Dyspepsia in five
minutes.

Sour. gassy. upset stomach. indiges-
tion. heartburn, dyspepsia: when the
food you eat ferments into gases and
stubborn Jumps; your head aches and
You feel sick and miserable. that's
when you realize the magic in Pape's
Diapepsin. Il makes all stomach mis-
cry vanish in five minutes
II your stomach is in a continuous
revolt-if you can't get Il regulated
please for your sake. try Papes Dia-
pepsin. It's so needless to have a
bad stomach-nake your next meal a
favorite food meal, then take a little
Diapepsin. There will not be any dis
tress-eat without fear. It's because
Pape's Diapepsin really does" regu-
late weak out.of-order stomachs that
gives it its millions OF sales annually.
Get a large fifty-cent case Of Pape's
Diapepsin from any drug store. Il is
the quickest, surest stomach relief
and cure known. It acts almost like
magic-it is a scientific, harmless and
pleasant stomach preparation which
truly belongs in every home.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
PROVEN SWAMP-ROOT
AIDS WEAK KIDNEYS

The symptoms OF kidney and blad-
der troubles are often vory distress
ing and leave the system I'm a run
down condition The kidneys seem
to suffer most, as almost every vic
TIM complains of lame back and uri-
nary troubles which should not be
neglected, as these danger signals Of
ten lead 10 dangerous kidney troubles.
DR. kilmer's Swamp-Root which
soon heals and strengthens the kid
neys is a splendid kidney. liver and
bladder remedy. and. being an herbal
compound, has a gentle healing effect
on the kidneys, which is almost i'm
mediately noticed in most cases by
those who use IL.
A trial will convince anyone who
may be in need OF it, Better get a
bottle from your nearest drug store,
and start treatment at once.
However, If YOU wish first TO test
this great preparation send ten cents
to DR.. Kilmer & Co. Binghamton. n.
T., for a sample bottle When writing
be sure and mention The Wilmington
Daily Journal.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
REHEARSIEC Dances
FOR The MERRY WHiRL
Preliminary Arrangements
Indicate That Affair Will
be Some Show"
MANY FEATURES
TO BE INTRODUCED

Speaking Of the Merry Whirl of 1917,
and Il IL scarcely necessary for ono 20
add that it is the show which is 10 he
given in The Playhouse on February Z,
8, and 10 for the benefit of the chill
drsn's ward of the Delaware Hospital
Well, il is whirling some; that is ii one
can judge from the snap and vim and
snthusiasm with which the rehearsals
are being conducted, and OF course one
can.
Last night reporter from THE
EVENING JOURNAL dropped in" at
the parlors A and b in the Hotel du-
Pont, where the rehearsRls arc being
held every day, and well-its going to
be SOME show Three dances were re-
heaEsed last night. the Indian, the orien-
tai and the polo dances, and If they are
any fair samples as to what the Merry
Whirl Of 1917 is going to be, then Will
iningtonians might as well get ready TO
see a show which for beauty, action and
magnifcence promises to excel anything
of the sort ever given here before.
"Quiet, please said Miss Lila
Stewart, swapping the "elapper7 which
she held IN her hand to attract attention
Of the dancers. Instantly the buzz in
the room ceased. Miss Stewart, who is
the very clever directress of the very
clever show, personally and apparently
untiringly, conducts each rehearsal. and
she makes the dancers 20 through the
different figures of the dances over and
pver again until they are almost letter
perfect.
The music for the dances is very me
lodious and rhythmic, and the dance fig
ures are all beautiful and entirely new.
In the Indian dance, for instance, there
Is embodied moonlight dance, a sun
dance, a war dance, love dance and a
scalp dance. Those who win take part
in the dance are Mrs c. P. NJ Rumford,
Nfrs. I. Z. Doremus. Miss Janet Dore-
mus, Miss Helen Walker. Miss Marie
Francis. NIiss Sarah Evans, Mrs. Perle
Sisler Miss Augusta Dure, Mrs i. H..
Gunsolus. Mrs Truman W. Campbell and
George S Capelle Jr., 1ilghman +. john
ston. Wallace Coke. p. v y. Ivory, Nor
ris Whiteside Charles Mendinhall, Perl
Sisler John Reybold, Edward Bispham
T.. S. Graves and Robert Johnson.
Following the Indian dance and with
out minutes rest between, the oriental
dance was called. Those who are in this
dance include: Mrs. r. Clarkson Taylor
Miss Elizabeth Steward Miss Marjorie
Pyle Miss jean Evans. Miss Alice John
son. Mrs. Philip d. Laird. Miss Edith
Montgomery. Miss Dora Sexton Miss
Corinne Mendinhall and Lindsay Evans
Marley Shaw, Philip D. Laird, Charles
Evening journal., 1917-01-24

Yours sincerely
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
NEW owners FOR
CITY real ESTATE

The following property transfers
nave been recorded at the City Reg
istry, since Friday:
PasQuale Ricchiuto and wife to
francesca DiStefano and wife, No. GIG
Scott street, $500
Charles Topkis to Albert Roths-
child and wife. east side OF Boulevard
l2l feet south OF Twentieth street.
S740O.
Mabe! Green 10 Ophia Szymansli
south side of Second street, 80 feet
west Of Van Buren street, S115O.
Carroll w Grimth TO Luisa NJ
Sehl. south side Of Eighth street, 50
feet west OF Rodney street. $4,000
The Home Building Company TO
Myrtle Kates. north side Of Nine
teenth street, 167 feet west OF Tat
nal street. $4,000
Estate of George W. Bush. Inc. 10
VIM A. Barney, No. 1914 West Sec
ond street, $1,000.
Elizabeth He'll TO James I. Ford,
northwest corner Seventh and Broome
streets, $50 900.
Willard Springer to Joseph Will
liam Reath east side OF Washington
street, 1876 feet north Of Eighth
street. 81 900.
Nicholas Fidance to Paolo Laura
and wife. No. 1885 West Sixth street,
SS,450
Mineroa Redmile to Harry f. Keen
and wife, south OF Washington street.
lI5 feet east OF Twenty-nfth street.
$3.50.
Joanan McKagney to Annie
Haokett, west side Of Jackson street
1876 feet south Of Tenth street. $4,000
John ]. Cassidy to Alfred A. Dor
sey. east side of Union street 20 feet
south OF Sixteenth street $500.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
PENNSYLVANIA AUTO
Laws Held UNJUST

TRENTON. Jan. Suggestions
for the Legislature Of Pennsylvania
with the view Of eliminating what are
characterized as petty schemes for
levying tribute from automobilists, are
contained in the annual report OF
Commissioner William l.. Dill. OF the
Department OF Motor Vehicles, sub
mitted to the Legislature yesterday.
Speed traps maintained in countless
number throughout Pennsylvania con-
stitute a serious form OF injustice to
automobilists. particularly those from
other States in the opinion OF Com
missioner Dill, and he urges that de
termined action be taken toward their
abolition.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24

that have had the joy of sacrifice. I
pledged five dollars am enclosing
my check for twenty-five without car
ing whether can afford IT, / shall
take pleasure in doing without what
the difference would buy and adding
my little strength to the "slnews Of
war" I have no leisure. SO I have
done nothing worth mentioning for
suffrage. Such calls as have come to
me for service have been for time
that was already sold. Yourself and
others have so fully sacrificed
all that is yours 10 give. and have
come back from discouragements. and
what many would call defeat 90 re-
newal OF effort in this cause that
means so much to humanity. This
work that you are doing and the he
roic way that you are working is in
spring TO those OF us who are little
more than friendly onlOokers. ] must
have some part in this work The only
part for me Just now seems to be-
"Give a little money" I will do any
thing that / can for my money and
my leisure bear 20 close a relation.
For the sake Of the capable leader
ship and unselfish devotion OF Mrs.
Florence Bayard Hilles I hope sue
cess will come TO the suffrage cause
in Delaware this year Added to this
adequate reason for success are many
other reasons. which those OF us who
love Delaware could name
Yours sincerely,
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
COUNTY FINANCES.

County Treasurer Lippincott pre-
sented the following financial state
ment to the Levy Court yesterday:
Credit of the Levy Court. SfOO.60S % /;
Chrisuana, S72Sl11; Mil Greek. ST.
l50.31; White Clay Creek. $3722S:
Pencader, S1.000SS: New Castle IS
402. II; Red Lion. sl.41773: St
Georges, s4814O0; Appoquinimink,
S16O.34; Blackbird, s2,52I71: Brandy
wine, S3.52075.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
COUNTY TO HAVE new
BOOK KEEPING SYSTEM

Levy Courtman Purks, Groves and
Shaw were appointed committee at
yesterdays session or the court to
act in conjunction with the courts
county comptroller. county engineer
and county attorney to devise a book
keeping and filing system for the
county.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
School teacher aids
The SUFFRAGE Cause

To augment the suffrage cause IN
this State a school teacher of this city
has sent to Mrs. Florence Bayard Hi
les an amount Of money with the fol-
lowing letter:
Ny Dear Mrs Hilles:
cannot face this crucial time for
suffrage in Delaware without feeling
Evening journal., 1917-01-24

Reed Charles NIendenhail. Robert
Fletcher, Lester Bennett and Charles
Blicllle. In this dance, Mrs. J. Horace
Lindsay and William Bright will be the
solo dancers
Evening journal., 1917-01-24

You Needn't keep on feeling distressed
after eating, nor belchinR nor experienc-
ing nausea between meals. Hoods Sar-
saParilla cures dyspepsis-it strength
ems the stomach and other digestive or
gans for the proper performance of their
functions. Take Hood's.-Adv.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
DANCING AT POLISH HAIL.

There will be dancing at Polish
Turn Hall. Sycamore and Jackson
streets, every Tuesday and Saturday
evening. It is one of the largest dance
Floors in the city.
Evening journal., 1917-01-24
WAR ODDITIES.

LONDON. Jan 24.-"What is d
the first thing you go when you 4
come out OF the trenchesg p a d
nurse asked a Tommy who came d
out wounded
Run to the creek and wash my
rifle" said the soldier. Then I
wash me"
LONDON. Jan. "a. -" Amateur
night" methods are used to decide
the winners of singing competi-
tions behind the lines in France.
The ranks comprise hundreds Of
mellow voices and the man greet
ed by the loudest and longest ap-
plause gets the money.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-06
Seine SerdnSeruns
grIeibet ourG ben gru9 nit OeiititI'
LAMB
Der Status beutiber Wntroie1t bon
irternirten SonoeIsidIffen.

g9aibington 5. 6e6r. Ter
Stotus ron Geutihen on 9oro inter-
nirter SanbeIsififfe in amerifaniid,ell
Sdien miro berielbe iein, wie bericniGe
anberer ausldnbsr, penn fie ins 2aup
funtmen. Ter grlb nit Oeuti6lan0
Jat oarin uid)ts geanbert. SoIangc i;e
all 9oro ibrer Sd)ifie bsaibeit, befir'
Ocn tic iih auf oeititDem @ebiete uno
bic ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS baben
Seine aontroae iiber iie
Gaacgen lit Der Sail bon @toan'
itaftln irtcrnirter oeutiher Stlts'
treujcr eil anoerer. Oieie MannIhaf'
ten Gchorcn Su Ieutihlanbs milttl'
riid,eg Streitfr1iten uro ruerOcr ocs.
Nal6 entieritt mo bon umeritdgiiden
nforirebeboroen bGpndlt.
l1atroicn on 9or0 belliidler San.
Se,sidiiic mooen, rpie irgeno Gin dn'
oerer slitaI6noer, Die Ser. Stdnten BE-
tectsa, penn lie Die ocrIaugten sI.iS.
;rclie 1eben f6nnen.
9teip gcrf, 5. Sebr. 9iur Is
lfitqiic6er BON Den Monnifaftcn,
peIdlc bon sen gun6asbebcrben an
TorS 0euti6er intrrnirter Sf)iffe &C.
Ihalten per6en, moi1trn am Monta5
ron Dem ibnen BON Der &cgierung an
acbotencn Triuileoiiim @ebrnrdt ibre
Sdliiic perlaiicn 5u oiirfen, tUeiul lie
Eel ben ginpdnberunesbeamtsn um
3ulaNuns su biefsm2anoe stutommtn
Sieb5ehn Der SeeIclte, iorpie cine
Sterparocb pnrocn mad GQiS SSlono
eebradt, bort cyautinirt uno 3ifgclai-
ieit Irnn crirnrtet bo.b am Gienltag
tpeitcre Sem geiipieI ioIgen fpcrocn
Ssn5piihen bciinbcn lid Die ocutidIcu
Sdiiie nln Montag 9Ibcno nod inner
ilnter itorfcr geipotyung, uno feinenl
Der anScren GeeIeute sp.lrbe Scitattet,
IurlS 2ails su seberl
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-02-06
heftisen Rorbpsiiiturm an5ufdmpfen
bate, fubr mad Gibraltar 5uriid, ND
bic Saiffbrii6igen gelanbet ..ourben.
Cine NtemsNatiit5irmng
Ger aIten preuBiid aTerifanii6cn
gertrage
-%
g(rgcbli6 bon Der bertiGen RegierltnJ
bem gotibofter @erarb nurge.
i6Iagen.
Gaourh fpiirbe elmer Snterniring Der
gegcnieittgen Staataangeborigen
borgcbeugt meroen.

gerIin, a. Sebr., uber 2oroon,
8. 5ebruar. Die aiiociirte Breila
brnrbtc in Grfabrung, buB GeutidldnS
Dcm gotid)ofter 9eraro eine Neu.Sia.
iifi5irlmg Der prc,tBii1 amerifani'
iGcn gcrtrGge Der SSnbre 1879 nilO
1872 DorifIaocn tpcr0e, in oenen in
,SaIle cineS arieges StaatSongeb6ri.
gen i'll cinem fcinoli6en 2anbe ncu1l
gRouatc 3eit gcgeben miro, lire gln8e.
leee1beiten 81 or0nen.
Gin Iold)er SGritt ipiirbe gmcrifa'
ner in 0ellti6lano uno Geutid)e in
9lmerifa eegcn cine SnternirunA
lidlan, faGs SeinbieliJfeiten au5ore.
den :oqten, uno er lpiiroe AUDI einelt
lol1 panifartieen gIue3us aus beu
rcipeetipen Gdnoern, ipie er 6eim Nus.
6rI6 be5 &rieOes in europa ltattTano,
perrlcioen.
Gin 8crtreter beg nuSipdrti1rn 9In'
tss lnies eincm aorreiponoenten Ger
2liicciirten 9reiie gegeuiiber barmtT
bin, Gb Die olten 9eriroge 5rDiidlell
Den Ser. Staaten ulO GrcuBen nc6
inmer in &raft ieien uno cine 3laii.
ief cr.haiten, oer5ufoIgc Die @ertrnge
trin 4us6ru9 bon 6einoieligteltsn
nitt unGiiltiJ meroen iolten. Ter
@coniie ingte, bai Dcuiithiunb, ioluelr
or ilicrrnirt lei, Sieie 9ertrngc oen.
baften merba, uno oab oesbnI6 III
l5cllc cines 9rieoes gimerifoner in
Gcutiblano nidt itternirt weroen
iaiiroen.
SSn offi5iellcn areiien iheint man
bcn,ilht 5u iein, Gle roenIgen slmerIfd'
llcr, lucld)e i'd nod bier befiroen. ilt
@epg auf Die Synternirungsiroge fu
ttern6igen Mebrere bieier almeritarer
bcf;rpcit iicb in elmer bo1,it itpOIrriaan
Gage uil0 tpiiien nid)t reft, ME JIG
mad, ocn Ger. Staaten gclanQcu iolcn,
aubcr etrra i;bcr hie ii6iriIhc GiIen'
balm ooer iiter Die SdJpei5 nadl Spa.
nien uno BON bort nil einem ipaniihei5
Gonpfcr naa allba. G1;eenne uO.I
glmerifanarn boben felt IitilppG I'M
Gle Gr1ou5niB natqeirft, ans 2unS
rerIoiicn 81 Oiirfen. aber ries iruol,
rlrt einen @er5ug oon rninoaitens 5nei
@ud,cn. g(noere, oarprtcr iolfe, b2ren
aeiammte @eidydfts:lltcrcIicu iib III
,Geutid(dno beii1hcn, bcabiidlti1cU,
Tier 5li bIei6cn, einerlei mas Die gu.
tunit brinaen mag.
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5ie Negierang in Waib'
ington
Sisbt iia bic srDBte maibe, Seitsrs
rei4zungurH,
9as cine ibsntilbe unterieetrtsssslots
sei9idt bat, tpie Deutftlano,
gu Deranlqiien, Don benz singenDmme,
nen Stunopuntt 5uriid3utreten.

8dfbingtOn, >. g., 5. Jebr.
Die Oitsrrei4iiAe Regierung Bat cine
Rots nit 9e3ug uuf ben 8eginn eines
riidii6tsloien llnterieetrieges an bic
Hesisruns Der Ser. Stauten seI3idt.
bic nit Der beutidsn Qote fait ibens
tii4 III, bic Resisrung giebt 1a aber
ale srbentli9e Wliibe, Seiterrei9suns
sarn au Derunlafien, feline Stelung 5u
Gnoern, 10 baB Elm gru9, pie nit
Seuti9lano, permieben iperben fam,
0ieIe llnterbanblungen iinb dion
felt stpei 5agen i'm @anee uno aug
oieiem @runbe bat bas Staatsbepartes
ment ben 8Ortlaut Der OiterreiAIfdcn
yiote nod ni@t Oer0ffentIi4t unb ale
aastunfi Dertpsigert. gs bat iid) Bios
gu benz 3ugeitdnbniB berbeigelaIfsn.
DaB cs i'm 8eiise elmer g2ote pon Der
oiterrei6ifdsn Resisrung fei.
Cine in Gonoon aufsefangsne Suns
tenoepef4e bon Berlin, in Der ertlGrt
tpuroe, oab lnterbanblungen nit gs,
5us auf eins MObifi5iruns Oes unters
ieetrissss i'm Sdnse ieien, bat pisItei6t
gs3us auf bic 5ipiideu ben Der. gtaas
ten unb OeTterreicb i'm @anse befinS.
lihen unterbdnblunoen
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3ismlid3 Iebbafte 0eieHte
tinoen an ber gpmime'
JrOnt ftatt.
9rdbH, Si. am ~. Janunr ben Brit
ten in bic 5dnbe fisIen. tpurSm
5uriiderobsri.
IN Ssr sanasn 5fiIi6en Sront bat iiG
ni4ts @i4tiass ersianss.

Berlin, s. Jebruar. @uf bra5t.
loism @ese mad Sapoile. 9i. am
Rontas Dbn b.r O6eriieu Sssrsslsituug
srIaifsus 0ffi5i.gs gstannima9uus
ii6sr bic GreisHiis auf benz arisss.
i4auplas Iautst nj. folst:
~Bsflid. GroHt. 4rms:.
srilppe bes SrOnprinssn Ruppre9i:
am nSrbIi9en uisr Der 4nere, Biz an
bic SOmme, baben Snfdntsriessfs9:.
ftattssfuubeH, Ddbrenb in anbsrsu
gHduitien SismIia Iebbaft. brittle.
rissrf.Ate ftattfaHben.
Ser sr6Bts sH,iI Der 0ftIi9 Don
9eaueourt sslssRsn Grdbeu, bic am
81. Sanuar bem Jeinb in bic Sdub.
sefalIen iparsu, purben nit sinem Gs-
senansriff ben griten tpisSsr a5s.'
nommsn. Dir ma5tsH Sa5si unsefd1I
100 geiangens.
y9lm Ro9mittas uuroe Elm beftiger
4Hsriff Der griten nSrbli4 Don
8saueourt abs.itIassn. Wdbrrrb Der
pa9t nurben uHisre GteauHssn Don
Oitlid ron GpoHStourt Bis fiioli4 DON
pps ip:sberbOli, aber Ders.bIih BON
feinolihen syuppsnnbtbeilunseH ans
sssriffen. 2lu6 iuubsu Gdmpfe an Der
Don gsaulsneourt na4 9usSecourt
fiibrsnbsn Sirobs fat.
.SiibIi9 Don Der Somme bradtsH
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plat. syront b.s prin;en aeOpoIo:
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aea.n unisrs 9orpofisn oorriidtsn,
BON unjerem Gsusr 5uriidsetriehsn.
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Der armeesruppe pom Wadsnien: Oit
Gage III bort i'm 9anssn unDeranosrt
Gs fansen nur ittpa9s 4rtilisris-
timpfe unS 9orpOitenssfcbte itntt.
Bon Der ma sooniihen Grcnt Il!
uidts ron Wi&tiyteis gu bsriatsn.
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