davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
A MASTER REMEDY.

Chamberlain Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy is master over cramp
cole, dysentery, and all intestinal
pains. One dose relieves, a second dose
is rarely necessary to effect cure. For
sale by all dealers. Benson, Smith 4
Co, agents for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
KEKAHA ENDS GRINDING

Advices received from Kekaha plan
tation by Hackfeld 4 Company. the
agents, say that grinding ended Thurs
day with an output OF 1919 tons, an
excess of 2679 tons over the early esti
mates.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-08-14
Nerves AllOn
Edge2

Just as nerve
wear is q cause Of
kidney weakness,
50 is kidney trou.
BILE q cause of
nervousness. Any
one who has a
combinat ion Of
backache nervous
ness, "'blues, -
headache, dizzy
spells, urinary ills
and a tired, worn
feeling, would do
well to try Doan s
Backaehe Kidney
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-09
QUEEN IS Low;
SLIGHT RALLY
MARKS TODAY
LiIiuokaIani Receivers Some
what From Extreme Sinking
of Last Night; Relatives and
Intimate Friends at Bedside
- uEEN LILIUokALANi, 70 years
of age and in feeble health for
q many months past, is so SER

~ UEEN LILIUoKALANl, 70 years
of age and in feeble health for
many months past, is so SER
iousiy III today at her home, Washing
ton Place, that no positive hope is
held out for her recovery, and fears
= are expressed that she will not sur
ViVe many hours. 49,
At almost any moment the torch Of
Iife,. still Pickering in body kept up
by the strong vitality which has
marked the queen from her girlhood,
may flicker out.
At 3:15 O'Clock this afternoon Her
Majesty was semi-conscious and there
was no material change in her con-
dition. Secretary Iaukea said the
prospects were she would survive the
afternoon and possibly the night.
With relatives and intimate
friends at her bedside or nearby, the
queens tide of life GIBBS and flows.
Today's serious condition follows a
sudden sinking spell late yesterday.
Last evening her condition became
SO grave that it was thought she was
dying, and Prince Kuhio was sum-
moned with Princess Kalanianaole.
At IL O'Clock she was unconscious
and remained so for large part of
the night, but this morning rallied
somewhat and, though very weak,
was pronounced by her physician, DR..
w. C. Hobby, to be much better than
during the night.
At 1920 this morning she was able
momentarily to recognize relatives
around her, but was still in an ex-
hausted state.
= Prince and Princess Kalanianaole,
aolonel and Mrs. G. p. Iaukea, Mrs.
and friends who have always been
close to the queen, are either at the
bedside or on the grounds of Wash
ington Place, ready to be called at a
moments notice. No one else is
allowed. to see her. -... . !
News that the queen was danger
ously low was known around the city
last night, and this morning calls of
sympathy were made at the queens
residence. g
Governor Pinkham was among the
first to call, and others who arrived
early in the morning were Senator
Miles Poindexter of Washington, Rep
resentative Samuel j. Nichols of
South Carolina, and Angus Erly, In
charge of the congressional party.
1t was the wish, however, of the
queens friends that her illness be not
allowed to change the elaborate plans
already made for the entertainment
of the congressional party and for
their itinerary around Oahu and to
the other islands.
Consequently, il was stated just
Continued on page 12)
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-09
ROTTEN ROADS
SOLONS' VIEW
AFTER RIDING

tYThat the Island of Oahu stands in
need of much road improvement is
the opinion of the visiting congress.
men who, accompanied by Raymond
C.. Brown of the chamber CT COM
merce, Lester Petrie of the board of
supervisors, ad Gerrit P. Wilder,
made trip to Makapuu lighthouse
over disgracefully bad roads. z"
"Rotten roads, one Of them was
heard to say, and the consensus of
opinion, as expressed by Senators
Ashurst of Arizona and Myers of
Montana, was that Hawaii must have
better roads. :.
in spite of the mud and the gener-
al condition of the roads, ali the
members of the party seemed to en-
joy the outing. They spent about 10
minutes at the lighthouse and then
hurriedly betook themselves to the
College of Hawaii for luncheon.
Governor Pinkham's reception to-
night to the visiting congressman will
be held in the old throne room of the
Capitol building and will begin at
8:45 o'clock. The receiving line is
announced as follows:
Maj. Lawrence NJ. Judd of the Ma.
(Contlntled on mage two1
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StabbiIlg Victim ]. /
to We'd Today on
Cot In Hospital
AEna ViIIacuna to Become Bride
of Filipino Whose Association
With. Her Inspired Her "MaS-
ter" to Do Murder .E : +.
@IPRIANO CoNAHAP, after, all will
I make use of-the marriage license

@IPRIANo CoNAHAPi after, all will
make use of-the marriage license
-. he had in his pocket yesterday
afternoon while on his way to- the
Majestic hotelto see Anna Villacuua,
who had consented to become his
wife, but who was stabbed by Mel
cardo just before he arrived there:
This afternoon Cipriano and the wo-
man are to be married in the emery
ency hospital. <.s'.& ~
Cipriano wanted to marry Anna in
the Philippines, but she declined.
Later, he renewed his !, offer in .Ha-
vail, but was again spurned. This
=, he visited the emergency
hospital and told officials there that
he would still marry the woman if she
would have him. The woman, lying
on hospital cot with her year-oId-
baby, was given the message Of her
former sutton. She consented ..~
On bed in the emergency hospital,
badly wounded as a result of stab
bling which occurred yesterday after:
noon at the Majestic hotel, in which
one man was killed, lies Anna Villa.
CONTINUED on Page Two.)
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JAP ANESE
MURDERED
Husband Awakened BY Baby's.
Cries Finds Wife Outside
Home With Throat SlaShed;|
Skilled BY Police
q. nth her throat slashed in two
" places and her. head bathed in
W. hJo15 NJ Iy;I,o IJor,,f q 10, 90

q. nth her throat slashed in two
" places and her head bathed in
w blood, Mrs. Kiyo Haruta, age %,
a beautiful. Japanese was found dead
last night shortly after 8 o'clock by
her husband a few hundred feet from
their home at .'Kaipapa Camp, Laie.
Six Japanese men, employees of the
murdered woman's husband. who live
but "a short distance from the scene of
the crime. have been taken in custody
for Investigation - e. *
The cry of their 4-year.old baby
awakened Haruta last night at Z 8
O'Clock: He found his wife missing
from her bed. His search led him to
antouthouse across the field, where he
found her lying in "a pool of blood with
her throat slashed; apparently by a
sharp penknife. He awakened the pro.
prietors Of the Shimudz store on the
Belt road and telephoned for the po.
lice. 9 <.+. s@-s -
( A search of the scene of the crime
failed to reveal the weapon with which
the murder had been committed. Evil
dence that the woman had been out
ragged was plentiful, but no clues that
the police could find were left by her
assailant. y..o.'>. > 1919 ..ssE =
Six Japanese; employees who reside
in shack not, far distantifrom the out.
heuse we're arrested and are being
held for. Investigation. They were all
asleep 1.-THE time of the arrest and
had heard no cries of distress, they
said, during the night. -e H.:
The murdered woman was to have
become mother shortly. She came
here from Japan five years ago as a
picture bride and was regarded as one
of the prettiest japanese women on
the island. Her husband is a sugar
planter in small way. and the six men
arrested have all worked for him for
some time. - . : >-sr
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RUSSIA IS SOURCE
OF MANY RUMORS;;
KERENSkY GONE?

Associated Press by o. s. Naval Wirsless.I
AMSTERDAM, Netherlands, Nov. 8.
AN Essen paper prints today a de-
spatch from Stockholm declaring that
the deposed Russian premier, A. f.
Kerensky, has been arrested while at.
tempting to escape from the Maximal.
lists.
LONDON. Eng, Nov. 9.-From AM
sterdam comes the story Of German
report that the Russian army is active
on the northern front.
Chief government figures OF the
Allied countries are here to confer
with the king.
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Nov. "A
member of the new revolutionary com
mittee said today that Kerensky on
Wednesday was at Gatchina, Is miles
from Petrograd, and there addressed
5000 troops bound for Petrograd and
halted their march with his appeal Tor
them to stay on the front.
1t has been, decided to bring Gen.
KorniIoff. former commander-in-chief
of the army, and his supporters to the
Petrograd fortress Of st Peter and St
Paul.
PETROGRAD, Russia, Nov. 9--Late
today the congress Of soldiers anu
workmen's delegates appealed to the
army to stand firm for the protection
Of the revolution and It's men from I'M
narfaIiefica until = democratic I10I.
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Treasury Head
Lauds Hawaii on
Loan Responses
I+++44+++@++4+4+


= The residents of the Hawaiian =
\ islands were congratulated for Z
= the oversubscription of their =
y quota of the Second Liberty =
4 Loan by William G. AIcAdoo. +
= secretary of the treasury, in a !
4 cable received by L. Tenney :
= Peck, chairman of the local Lib :
4 erty Loan committee. The tele- =
= gram from Washington, D. G., =
4 was as follows:
+ 81. T. Peck, chairman of
= the Liberty Loan-Telegram =
= received. Congratulations =
y upon excellent results in Ha- =
\ waii in connection with sec =
y ond Liberty Loan. 4
= "W. G. McADoo."
\ L. Tenney Peck said this morn =
4 ing in speaking of the cable: I =
y want every one who subscribed =
= and every one who worked in =
= even the smallest way towards =
= making that second Liberty Loan =
= campaign a success to take this =
y cable as thanks direct from =
= Secretary McAdoo to him or :
\ her."
= \ 4 = = = = / i = = = = = = = =
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PROHIBITIONIN !.
OHIODOUBTFUL
tA.sociassd Press by I. s.5Eara1 wirsl.

Associated Press by +. .'NaIa1 Wireless,l
CINCINNATI, Nov. Prohibition
hangs in the balance in Ohio accord
ing to- the last reports received last
night. Corrections in the returns, dis
covery of errors and retotaling
swung the pendulum the other way
and at midnight the Vets" led by
3643 votes, but. it was conceded that
the result was in doubt. ., =. {.
During the day the returns indicat-
ed that prohibition had won by ma
jority of perhaps $500, but the correc-
tions and reyisions brought about the
switch. An official recount win Ger.
tainly be called for I'D
The soldier vote will also have to
be tabulated after it has been receiv-
ed for Ohio has provision for the
counting of the votes Of its citizens
who are in the army.
,WQman's suffrage was beaten BIZ
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MORE GUARD TROOPS
DUE HERE TOMORROW

National guard troops numbering
approximately $50 will arrive tomor.
row morning to go into camp at Ka-
wailoa. Two officers and 55 enlisted
men will arrive from Kawaihae, Ha-
waii, at Z o'clock. and II officers and
597 enlisted men will arrive at $50
o'clock from Koloa, Port Allen and
Waimea, Kauai Both groups viii en-
train for the camp It S;z5 Q.ciQclt
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-09
18Th INFANTRY ON
=. GUARD AT WRIPAHU

Soldiers of the 25th Infantry are on
guard in the vicinity of Waipahu
owing to the prevalence of typhoid
suspects in that district. Waipahu
has furnished quite a number OF sus-
pected cases recently. DR.. ]. S. B.
Pratt, president of the board of health,
was unable to say today how many
cases there are. He did not believe
there were as many as a dozen from
the district, he said, but would ven
ture no statement as to the number.
Every person that develops any fever
is being taken to the hospital, he
said.
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U. S. SOL DIERS WILL
BE DEVEL0 PED FROM
WAR CAMP FACILITIES

WASHINGTON, D.. c., Nov. o.
Four million dollars is being raised
this week for war camp community
service, Secretary of the Navy Dan.
iels announced today. These war
camp facilities are to aid in making
the American fighting -men ideal types
OF the democracy they represent.
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EAssoctaeed Press By q s. Naval Wireiess.l
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Nov. s.-The
new revolutionary committee has Is
sued a proclamation with = plan for.
an immediate armlstice on all fronts
and cessation Of hostilIties.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Nov. San
official statement on the war recelved
been conducted with great skill and
with many examples Of hrilIlancy and
Of seif-sacrifice and bravery. There
are hopes that the new and carefully
prepared lines can be maintained per-
Tnanently.
ITALIAN HEADouARTERs, Nov.
9.--The new head Of the army Is Gen.
1oaz, the second army Is commanded
by Gen. 5adogllo and the third BY Gen.
Grandma. This follows the fcrna-
tion of JOINT committee to handle
military affairs.
LONDON, Eng, Nov. a.
The British troops in Palestine
have won a signal victory and
are smashing the Turk armies
iiito-Aight.
The entire Turkish army in
Palestine is now retreating
north. British airplanes fol-
lowing them with bomb attacks
are giving no rest to the Turk
troops. Forty guns have been
captured in the last days of
fighting. In the Mediterranean
sea, British and French naval
forces are cooperating against
the Turks with good effect.
ITALIAN HEABQUAR-
TIERS, Nov. 9.-The hastily
called war conference of the
Allies on the Italian situation
has changed the aspect of af-
fairs. A new military commit
tee has been established which
has provided a new. command.
Gen. Cadorna, up to now in SUI
creme command of the Italian
troops at the front, is on the
committee.
ROME, Italy, Nov. 9.-The
Italian rear has stiffened per-
eeptibly, and is still holding the
Ieutons while the main body
of troops is establishing posi-
lions chosen for effective re-
sistance.
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LINES
JO|NFOODPAC

tAssociatsd Press uy q s. Naval Wirelsss.l
WASHINGTON, d. c., Nov. g.
Thirty-three steamship lines touching
at American ports have now pledged
themselves to aid in the food conser-
.vation program. Their menus will be
simplified, waste will be avoided, and
meatless and wheatless days OBJ
served.
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nine MILLIONS
OF FOOD CARDS

Associated Pross By o. s, naval wirslsss) II
WASHINGTON, d. y. Nov. 9.--As
the returns from Food Pledge Week
come in, the total number of indi-
yiduals enrolled already numbers
more than 100000.
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RUSH WORK AT
HAMPTON ROADS

Associated Press by q. s. Naval wireIess.I
NORFOLK, va, Nov. 9.-1he gov
eminent today let contracts for $10,-
000, 900 worth of construction at
Hampton Roads in connection with
war preparations.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-09
WOODS CAN'T STAND
FOR TAMMANY REGIME
NJ. FOR POLICE OF N. Y,
associates Press By o. $. naval wirslsssI

i Associated Press by q. s. Esyal WiSslsss3
NEW YORK, N. Y, Nov. 9.-Police
Commissioner Arthur Woods announ.
ced today his intention of resigning
office when the newly elected mayor,
John F. Hylan, is inaugurated to sue
ceed John Purroy Mitchell
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Mrs. Lille B. Matson, widow Of
Captain William Matson, has been
given family allowance of $500 a
month by Judge Graham of San Fran.
cisco, according to mail adyices re-
ceived by the last mail. Mrs. Matson
and A. B. Morrison were also APP
pointed executors of the estate.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-11-09

DEFENSE COUNCIL WOULD. SOLVE LABOR PROBLEMS


prospects
sections
which unenta will
.~ 49,.
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10000 according to practically com.
pIete returns
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Week 5 Program For
Congressional Party.
ERIpAY. NOVEMBER 9.

1 p. m. Visit College of Hawaii
lunch. ~. 70
2 p. m. Around Diamond Head by
way of kaimuki. Visit aquarium.
Evening. Reception 1T S:45 by
Governor Pinkham N he TErcne
room at capitol, followed by grand
ball at the national guard armory..
SATURDAY, NOVEMBER %. H..
Morning. Governor Lucius E. Pink
ham will be in, his chambers, capitol
building, to receive members of VISIT.
ing party from o'clock 20 noon.
1890 p. m. Lunch on root of Young
hotel. (The public generally are in
yited to meet the congressman, follow
ing the lunch, at which time anyone
will be given opportunity to present
to the congressman any matters which
they may feel need attention or con-
sideration). ;: ~
5 p. m. Depart for Napoopoo or
Kailua, Hawaii, by S.: s. Kilauea. :.
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coNeREssMEN LUNCHEON GUESTS AT COLLEGE

Members returned
pun this att spending hour viewing
ladies of the school served the
Wallace
stution predicted
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CHINESE COMMERCIAL MISSION REACHES COAST


and supplies here Lieut. Ching
sion diplomatic significance
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-. WESTERN RAILROAD LINES ASKING INCREASES

WASINGTON D. c. NOV 9NaVa recruiting Officers here
: ing enlist 1000 firemen attendants
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Mail from the northwest should
reach HonQlglu tonight
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INr. Smith Is coming to Honolulu
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WASHINGTON, Nov. 9Weens@ railroad today
freight r.&%&
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Child
meeting
duced reduce possibility monopoly
overhead
ing companies effected combination all fish
of this kind
stockholders the combined capitalization
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sHAFTER no sTAeE RATTLE .FoR soLoNs.

Plans for big arranged for the visiting
Fort Sha the night November
nounced this afternoon from Headquarters The demonstration
night
conditions
LutCo Frank c. troops
Shafter will participate
entanglements
viii demonstrate advance position
methods soldering. i-E
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CONTINUED on page two
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PALESTINE now
Scene Of BIG
ALLIED VICTORY
Entire Turkish Army in Retreat
Before British Onslaught;
Entente ReorganizeS Italian
Command and cadorna's
Troops Stiffen

lAssocistsd Press By o s. Naval wireless,
PETRoGRAD, Russia, Now s.-The
new revolutionary committee has Isl
sued proclamation with plan for
an Immediate armlstice on all fronts
and cessation Of hostiIIties.
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.sld. fEx.dIyIdsnd. +Unquoled.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-19

mem beftisen Teusr ~smpfangen uno
pO1ig 5eritreut; bic He6ellen mo9ten
9unoerte BON @efaugenen. 4nberers
ieits tpurbe BON blutigen Sueenspos
gromen in ben StG6ten Der MoIOau
eefpro9en. Sn @olab unO 8raiIa,
mo eben rufiI9e SoIOaten eins
getroffen tporsn, beteiIigten ii9 biefe
ebenfaGs an ben pogromen, uno
rufif9e ipie rumGniI9e SoIbaten
brangen in Die Sduier elm. 5rauen
unb @reiie purben Der 0eutfas
freunbIi9feit unb espionage bef9ul<
Oigt un0 piete bdbon er19pfien. Nie<
manO perfu9te ben pDbeI 5urii5u5cl>
ten.
Muf benz 2onbe maGten 1i9 Die
8auern fofort auf ben We9 na9 ben
StGbten, Inn bas ibnen nod perbItez
bene 8ieb unD betf9iebene @orrGte
f9Ieunigft 81 bertaufen, tpGbrenb fie
lire friiber eriporbenen &ei9tiimer
~berbargen. Metner Inii9t nod gibt
es ouf Dem 2anoe in Rumdnien ni9t
Oiele 8auern, pel9e fir ben &rieg
iparen; Die 2esierung mubte ale Sc
malt aufbieten, Inn Die wiOerfpenitis
gen 2anbleute gum M%ilitdroienit ber>
an5uaieben. Wenn tie ii9 piberieBen
poGlten, tpurbe ibnen nit Der 8e>
l9losnabme ibres Gigentums gebrobt.
No9 brei Sasen purbe es ben
QuslGnoern geitattst, bic Staot gu
rerlafen, unb nit bieIen onoeren
ma&te i9 mid auf Sen Deg, Inn
iiber 3uBlanb ins nsutrale @uslano
gu seIangen. Nun iinb mir, ni9t obne
aablrei9en llnannebmIi9teiten ieitsns
Der ruKif9en 8ebOrben ousgefebt ges
peien gu iein, glei45eitig nit Dem
beutf9en unb Dem Oiterrei4if4sunga>
ridden @efanbten an Der i9peoii4z
ru1if9en @ren3e ongefOmmen.
Washington Journal., 1917-01-19
a0nig &arl>8ibliot6ef, Sufareit.

men fir ben &Gaig. 8ratianu unb
Safe Sonescu 5m0ureiBen; in Dem
biebei entitanOenen argen @eordnge
purben peri9ieoene perlonen 11tper
perleBt.
No9 am felbeR N6eno fab man
ruFii9e Offiaiere in 8ufaret. uno
Die Minilter traten 6u Seratunsen au>
fqmmen. Die &Dnigin fu1r me9rmals
in elmer SroI9te our4 Die Staot;
iie pintte Der Menge begliidt gu unb
fpurbe BON alien Seiten nit SDatips
men iiberi@iittet. 9as Militdr muBte
mebrmals eini9reiten. Inn tie Dor
benz @eordnse gu iduBen; ie itimnlte
fr0bli6 elm in Die &ufe Der 8ebDlte>
runa: SIS lebe &umdnien!" SIS le6e
Rublanb!~ nGs lebe Die @ntente!".
Die sun3e Na9t binrur@ poste Elm
reaer @erfebr auf ben @traBen, IN
ben &affeebdufern unb Offentli9en
2ofalitdten, uno immerfort bDrte
man bic Mnbdnger S~onescus rufen
uSo9 Sonescr!" r9o4 gratiam!"
unb n9o4 Der 2Dnig!"
No9 am slei9en Mbenb purbe Der
Giienbabnpertebr i'm gan5en 2anOe
eingeitelt, unD bas seiumte Wagen>
material lpurbe na9 Der Norogrenae
aeI@idt. @lei9oeitis' lieB Die 9egie>
rung obne peiteres cine groBe Mfens
se 2ebensmittel requirieren, pdbreno
fi6 ser Y0bel CUR p~liinoerung Der
2ebensmittellGben ani9idte.
Mm folgeaOen Mor9en. al1o W}on7
tag, ben 28. 4uguft, ipurbe Die
| &riessertlGrung iiberau betannt sege>
ben uno BON Der 8epOlferung nit
. Opationen beantportet. Sdmtli4s
! 3eitungen hotten ausi4iiebli4 groBen
9rud. .aoeperuI" iberfhrleb feline
Summer nit ,!So9 MuBlaab!" ~Na@
tionalul" bra9te einen lanaen @rtitel
unter Dem Sitel: n@roB GumGnien"E"
.0iminaten" i9rieb nit oe5imeter>
groBen 8u4itaben iiber Der &riesss
erfldruns: .Iieber nit Oeutidlano!"
Sn iGmtli9en 3eitungcn fpuroen Die
ruRii6en 9elbentaten perberrli4t,
uro ser ruIiiide Solbat wlr0e acs
elm 9alb9ott hinseIfeGt. Die prei!e