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The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Red Cross War Fund Past Due

The Glacier has received the follow.
ing communication from H. L. Cor.
bett, state chairman of the recent Red
Cross drive:
In the Red Cross campaign in June
Hood River county subscribed to the
Red Cross War fund $1,000. This was
fine tribute:and indication of our pa.
triotism. The acid test, however, is
not what we say we will do, but what
we actually do, and it appears there
are number of unpaid subscriptions
in the county of Hood River. All OF
the subscriptions to this fund were
supposed to have been paid on or be-
fore the first of October.
The national office is Washington il
pounding me on the back every week
for more funds and / am becoming EN-.
barrassed because so much money is
still uncollected out in the counties.
All pledges which were due on or be.
fore October l should be paid at this
time to the county treasurer.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Mrs. CaStner to Tour State

Mrs. Chas. H. Castner, chairman of
the woman's committee of the Oregon
division of the National Council of De-
fense, and Mrs. Jennie Kemp, vice
chairman. according to the former, are
preparing to visit in the near future
every county of the state for the pur-
pose of interesting all women of the
commonwealth in the work of the ma
tional food administration and the
woman's committee.
Mrs. Castner stated yesterday that
she was engaged in preparing an itin-
erary for Mrs. Kemp for Clackamas
and Washington counties. Mrs. Cast
ner herself will leave Monday for east
ern Oregon, where she will visit PEN
dleton, Baker, Ontario. La Grande and
Enterprise. While in the eastern Ore
gon communities Mrs.. Castner will
visit with as many members of the
Federation of Women's clubs as pos
sihle
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Nap-a-Tan Shoes

Coming! Those cold, raw and windy
days Of winter. Ladies, be prepared.
Go to the ..Rummage Sale Saturday
next and buy at bargain prices some
of those warm, woolen coats and
thank us for the suggestion. Prices
very low.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. C. Butcher left Sat-
urday for Portland. Mr.. Bucther at
tended meeting of the State Chemi-
cal Association Saturday evening, re-
turning home Sunday. Mrs. Butcher
remained for several days to visit
friends.
Many residents of Hood River and
the vicinity who have at different
times visited the Hot Lake Sanitori-
um, will be pleased to know that DR..
VIM. T. Ply, medical superintendent
OF the institution, has entirely recov-
cred from his recent indisposition.
We have just received nice line of
optical goods. II you have trouble with
your eyes, it will pay you to see us be-
fore going elsewhere. All work guaran-
teed first class and charges reasonable.
Office three doors East of Greenhouse,
l0l7 Hull street.-A. G. Eaton, 0pto-
metrist. n22
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Holman, who had
Just returned from Gervais, were
called back there yesterday because of
the illness of their son-in.law, j. P.
Provence, who was recently injured by
kick from a horse. Mr.. and Mrs.
Holman expect to remain at least a
month at Gervais.
Mrs. Robert Murray, of The Dalles,
arrived last week for visit with her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. w. T. Goose.
Mrs. Murray will remain here until
her husband, formerly coach of The
Dalles football team but who is now
at the Reserve Officers Training Camp
at the Preside, returns to Oregon.
j. l.. Morris, rancher of White
Salmon, who has been on a visit to
points in the Inland Empire, left Mon:
day after a visit with his daughter,
Miss Gertrude Morris. Mr.. Morris left
here for Roseburg, where he will en-
gage in work for the Western Union
Telegraph Co. He declared that the
Inland Empire communities were evil
dencing great prosperity.
A handsome showing, total sales of
the Rummage Sale up to and inclusive
of Saturday, November 3rd, amount to
S938.77. This has been made possible
only by the splendid support and CO.
operation of the residents of the city
and valley, and is much appreciated by
the ways and means committee. Now
let us all attend the sale and buy on
Saturday and make the sales show bet
ter than $1,000.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
WEDDINGS
HOrne-AnguS

Announcement has been received in
the city telling of the marriage of
Miss Florence o. Horne, formerly of
Leavenworth, but now of Mountain
Grove, No., to Frantze W. Angus. of
Hood River, Ore. This comes as
pleasing news to the many friends of
the young bride. Miss Horne, who for
the past four years has been connected
with the American School of Poultry
Husbandry as instructor. came to
Leavenworth just year ago with that
institution. During her stay here she
made a host of friends because of her
pleasing manner and became quite
popular among the musical circle of
Leavenworth because of her splendid
vocal ability. Mr.. Angus is promi-
nent fruit inspector of Oregon. They
will be at home after December at
The Pines. Hood River, Ore. - The
Leavenworth, Kas., Times.
The wedding was solemnized secret
ly when Mr.. Angus was in Kansas last
September. Mrs. Angus arrived here
last week.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
HIGH SCHOOL NOTES
by Betty Epping)

Nine 'rahs for our team! The
worm has turned-Hood River 20, The
Dalles 13. A detailed account of the
game, written by Referee Earl Weber,
will appear in next weeks Glacier.
The Adelphics postponed their liter
ary and will give it tonight in the high
school auditorium. Program will be.
gin at O'Clock sharp.
Frances Castner, II, has been
pledged to Chi Omega at 0. A. c.
The night class is now the largest
ever conducted at the high school.
Courses in civil service are being Civ
en-, and the instructors have more than
they can handle under the present
method. A class in bookkeeping is be-
ing started. Also class in war cook
ing will be started the first of the
week with Miss Sheridan as instructor.
The Y. M. C. A. campaign has been
started in full swing. The high school
has pledged $50 to be raised, and we
are in hopes of exceeding this.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Night Classes to Help Hoover

To assist the housewives of the city
in a strict observance of the Hoover
pledge cards which have been signed
by practically all local women, the
high school domestic science depart
ment has opened night classes. Ten
lessons in food conservation according
to the recommendation of the govern
ment will be given. Housewives will
be taught how to conserve meat, wheat,
sugar and fats. Laboratory work will
consist of lessons onsmeat substitutes,
war breads and cakes and the planning
of economical and we'll balanced meals.
The class will meet each Tuesday
evening.
The night school will also provide
classes in sewing. Registration will
close Monday, November 10.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
GIFT CARS Will MOVE
ON NOVEMBER "a

The Apple Growers Association will
start from here on Saturday, November
"a, two carloads of gift boxes of apples
for distribution in middle western and
eastern points respectively at Chicago
and New York City.
Because of the number of boxes of
fruit that will be shipped to Oregon
soldiers in eastern cantonments, Exec
utive Manager Stone says that it may
be necessary to double the number of
gift cars this season.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Capt. Arens to Be Married soon

News has reached here of the en-
gagement and approaching wedding of
Capt. Winfred B. Arens, one of the
military instructors at the Reserve Of
ficers' Training Camp at the Preside,
and Miss Treasure Hartman, of Ell
Paso, Tex. The wedding will occur in
San Francisco Tuesday, November 27.
Capt. Arens. who is a graduate of
the Oregon Agricultural College, for
merly attended the University of New
Mexico and it was there he met his
prospective bride.
Mrs. F. X. Arens. Mr.. Aren's moth
er, is now in San Francisco and will
remain there for the wedding.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
E0utS-EranciS

At the home of Mr.. and Mrs. F. E.
Dean, S02 Pine street, the wedding of
Mrs. M. ]. Francis and W. H. Fouts,
of Portland was solemnized Wednesday
of last week at $50 p. m. Thursday
the happy couple took the train for the
groom's home in Portland. The bride
and groom are both we'll and favorably
known in Hood River valley.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Christian Church

Bible school 9.45. Missionary talk at
9.55. Katherine Baker, captain of the
Mauritania, will make a talk at the
close of the session. Preaching service
at IL o'clock. Christian Endeavor at
6.15. A missionary topic, led by mis-
sionary committee. Mrs. Chambers,
chairman. Evening service at 7.30.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
First Church Of Christ, Scientist

Services will be held in Church
Building, 9th and Eugene, Sunday, II 100
a. M; Subject: "Mortals and I'M
mortals."
Sunday School at IL a. m.
Wednesday service, p. m.
The reading room is open daily from 2
to p. M, in the Hall building.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
M1 Mr.Man-Buy yourNeckwear at Grams
Flannel Shirts

Greys, blues and olive drab
in grades from $1.48 up
ward to 1888. "Lay down"
and military collars-all coat
style. These are the famous
"Green Hood" brand and per-
feet fitting.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Methodist Church

Regular services will be held at Ii
o'clock Sunday morning, when the pas
tor will deliver a sermon. At the
evening service, after which the first
quarterly conference will be held, Rev.
Pemberton, district superintendent,
will talk,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Dust Spraying

A careful investigation of re-
suits obtained in the several fruit
districts of the Northwest reveals
the fact that the Dust Spraying
method has been a practical suc-
cess. 1t is found that every user
of the Niagara system is so well
satisfied with the work and re-
suits that he will continue its use.
To those who are using and
those who intend to adopt this
system we would advise the adj
vantage of placing your orders
now for material and machines.
F. A. FRAZIER,
Western Manager,
Niagara Sprayer Company,
325 18th St., Oakland, Cal.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Orchardists Go South

The annual flight of Hood River
orchardists to California, where many
local families winter, is an evidence OF
the completion of apple harvest. w.
B. Dickerson and family left Monday
to motor through central Oregon to the
south. They were accompanied as fan
as Klamath Falls by Mr.. and Mrs. C.
A. Plath, who were motoring home
after attending their local apple har.
vest.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. d. Ramsey will
start on motor trip south next Mon
dav.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
RubberS

We carry only the best rub
Der footwear-and all are fresh
and new. There is a Rubber
here for every shoe. Lowheel
Rubbers for English Walking
Shoes.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Rain Sunday Night

Approaching half inch, the heavi-
est rain since last May prevailed over
the valley Sunday night. The rain is
welcomed by orchardists, who say that
it will be great benefit to strawber-
ries and emily planted winter cereals.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
For a Weak Stomach.

As general rule all you need to do is
to adopt a diet suited to your age and
occupation and to keep your bowels reg
ular. When you feel that you have
eaten too much and when constipated
take one of Chamberlain's Tablets,
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Teachers Institute Approaches

The annual Hood River county
teachres' institute will meet November
26-2s, inclusive. Prominent educators
from all parts of the state will patici-
pate in the program, feature of
which will be topics of food production
and conservation.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Umbrellas

From 60c up to handsome
gift Umbrellas-and remarka-
bly, good values in each grade
represented. Men, Women and
Children.
Born in Baltimore
Raised Everywhere
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15

Searches OF records and reliable alb
stracts made by Oregon Abstract Com
pany, A. w. 0nthank, Manager, 305
Oak Street. Phone 1921. jy20-tf
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
Congregational Church

Sunday school at 9.45 a. m. Sermon
at II a. m. Subject, Love One An
other" Christian Endeavor at o. m.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15

For Butter Labels printed in accord.
ance with Dairy and Food Laws, call at
this office.
The Hood River glacier. (Hood River, Or.) 1889-1933, 1917-11-15
MaCkinaWs

For Men, $6.5O-an $500
value-delayed in shipment
which we are going to sell at
this low price of $3.50. Good
looking plaids in serviceable
woolens.
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Safer aarl in Sobessefabr.

u III tier 0 M, II. Nobem6er. -
aaiier aarl bon Seitcrreid. .llngorn
entging mad elmer Icpeidc aus 8or3
BEL Der Hiidfebr BON einem Veluhe
in Eolmonopo inn norolidcn SStolicn
nit fnupper Dtotb Dem 5ooe. Sein
91rto brad 5liionnen, wobreno eS
einen ongeidtpollenen @ebirgsitrom
frell3te Gie 2afaien oes aoiiers Der.
inhten ibn ans 2onb 5u trogerL
glittcn ober aus uno ollie orei ipur'
ocn oltrd bic Stromllng cine Strede
peit iortgerilien. SdlieBlid ipuroe
Der Wonor6 bon cinem Wiitglieb lei.
ncS Solitaates, oem Erin5en 5clir
bon Rarna, Der Gin alls9e3eidneter
SdWimmer lit, serettet. Ger aaiier
bat unter leiner eriabrllng nidt ses
litten. ~
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-12

= Ger GongreB Der alrbeiters lmb
Solooten. Gele9oten bat Elm Iefret
erloIier meldes Die 9le6te Der 2anos
ei9ent6illner allibebt mo oaen8runo.
.beiie unoer3iiglid ben 9lder6au.Go.
mite'n ilbertr1et, pelhe oenielben
perlpaItcn iollen bis Die gelebgebenoe
aorperidalt 5uiammeneetreten lit.
IaS Gefret iiebt Dor, baB oQe lin-
ter Der Groe gemonnenen grooufte,
mic aoble. getroleum ilno Dtinera.
lier bon nun an oos gigentbum oes
Staotes iino.
Ios 2anb Der fleinen 2anobeiiber
miro nid)t confis5irt iperbeil. Seoer
giirger lit MIR 5llm geiite bon iopiel
2ono berehtigt, ipie er ielbit obnc an.
eeiporbene arbeiter beitellen fam.
@ ibington bopft Soft.
nung ben BreB.
melouneen.
W a | ington IL. Nopenber.
lie 6ertigen VreB Melouneen
aus Mublano, lpelde beridtetcn, bob
Trenier aere1sfp 1T Siberbeit lei
uno iid an Der Spite einer groben
Streitmadt Der Sauptitabt nabe, rte.
fen i'm Stnats Gepartement ,lno
in Der ruiliiden 9otihait Sic Soft.
nuns mad, oob es oer propiioriidel
Megierung aelingen ipiro, 0ie Nnoi.
fnlen Reuolution in Yetersbura
prompt 81 iinteroriiden. ilno bob iie
|itdrfcr ais pcrbcr aus ben Nirreil
Ebesb sbosoeben uloo. . 4.
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gci ben Sammics.

General Eeribing lpridt 5t bcn Sci.
tltngsleuten. grfl0rt, Dob
Eruppen rmo 9roorisortifcl in
mohienoer 3abl onlongen-3oat
ser 8odionfeit Der glatirten.
6Iotten bobcs Sob.
Nit Scr amerifoni h II
9lrmec I'M Sronfreih, 1870,
pelnber. (nalIociirte Breiie). - Sc
neral Eeribin9 iaete beute 5r ben
3eitl,ngs Gorrelponoenten: nSrup.
pen llno 9eoarfsortifel fonlmen in
tpodlenher 3obl bcriiber."
gr betonte ipeiter, ooB oonf Der
@ablomfeit Der fran5oliihen, britt
ihen luno amerifonilden 6lotte nod
nibt Elm ein5ieer Soloat oltf ocn
Observation-Disclosures ouf Ser
Sobrt nad 6rantreib um'S 2eben &c.
fonlmen iei.
Die fron5oiilhen SiIi5iere, 10 ct.
fl6rte Der General, leien entbuiiaitiId
iiber Ben Gbnrofter, Ole SnteQieen5
unb oen Giicr Der iungen omerifo.
niiben Sfii5iere, Die in 6rantreif)
anlnngten, ltm ibre gl,lsbilouna fort,
8llieben, uno Die omerifaniidc slrmee
iei ltol5 mlf bieielben.
u rtilerie Seuer ba1tert
init ltnter dungen
tort.
Gic 3uitGnoc arf Der afterifoni'
ihen Sront blei6en normal; oos gr-
tillcriefclcr miro oui beiben Seiten
NIT llnterbrehungen unterbalten.
Die Iclltiden beobohtetcn al elmer
Stelle, oaB buS @ras nieoergetreten
mar; bic ianbten bllnberte bon &c
ld)ol1en altf ole1e Sfelle, cr5lelfen 1e'
ooh lpeiter nidts, oils baB lie Der
Morait nlfniibften.
Gos 8etter bleibt folt una regne.
riih. Sir Die amerifaniIhe SSnfante-
ric unterbrahen 5lpci 3luiidenfdflc
ooS einerlei. Ger erite ereignete lid,
bei Sogesaubruh. Ger 5eino glaubtc
oiIenbor, baB ein llcberioll in 8or'
bereitlrg iei, ltno er0fInete ein beiti'
qcs neutrality-suspicious. an einem
Eunfte, no bic 2inien om nahlteu
bel chamber Iino. Gin rpobrer Sagel
BON @eifoiien ie9tc ilbcr bic omcri'
toniihe erlte 2inic.
llngeidbr nm oielel6e 3eit beobod,'
teten iran3oiiide Sruppen an ocl
Slonfe Der 9lmerifoner, wie pie'
ocutihc Solooten onbei pnren, oil
Grabtoerbaue 81 ollrdidneiocn
Ginc irnn5oIiide Eotrouillc nabn1
allie bier gefongen.
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Vritiide ,sliegcr ii6er Velgicn.

comb on, II. Hopember. - 9ic
britiIhe 4Omirolitot fiinoigt an:
nSn Der ytadt oes 9. ysopember
unternobnlen Wlorine Sl,ie3engc
conference.-the oilf Die iolsenben
milit1riiden Sbjefte: Dos ct. Denis
uno oes 8eitrem glerooram unb Die
8eriten IN griiege. @roBe Guoil'
titdten grploiipitoffe nllroen nit gll'
ten Heiultaten berobgenorien. Gin
grobes 5eucr nuroe in griigge Der.
porgerufen.
aae nniere Mqidinen febrten
liher 5llriid."
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Sioiide Crsaniiationen patriotiid.

Rem 0orf, II. Nooembcr, =
Heprdientanten BON mebr nls 1900
iiioiiGen Srganiintionen in oen Der.
Staaten nabmen beute in Der Sab
resperiamnllung bes amerifoniih.
jiioiiden Gomite's bierielblt einen
geidlub an. in tpelhem lie iih Der.
piIitten, jeoes Gpier gu brinecL I'm
9lmerifa i,no ben Nlliirten i'm gegen-
udrtigen ariegc tbattraftigen Bel.
itano 3u leiitcn.
Ir. Ssroel 1rieolanoer belt oie
Saupt,A nipro&e.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-11-12

Spn ben temtpnii6en
Sruppett genpntmen.

&Cuppeu HeispututeW.
glui ser 9rentinoi5ront murben 0ie
ocutId oiterrei1ilhen 5treit-
frafte oil einem Eunftc bon oen
Stolienern 5l1rildgeorongt.
Ser @ioerltono Der ito(icnilhen
Truppen miro ltetig frGftiger.
- aonie 0ietor emanuel appel.
lirt un Die italienilhe gtotion.
gerl / II, oia 2onoou, 1. 9top.-
Der erg1n5enoe 9eriht be5 heutihen
8eneralltabs. Der beute glbeno aus.
gegeben uuroe, iaet:
nSn ben Sette Gommini (Sieben
@emeinoen in Dem Sodlanbe 5piiden
Den 6liiiien slItico uno 9rentu, lit
Der gropin5 Gicen5o) llno i'm gu.
gann.16nle 6aben mir in a1mpien
OH goocrl geponnen.
llnierc Streitfr1ite baben ben
8ioor-griidenfopi I'M Sturm genom.
men. Geriel6e lieat am oitliden llfer
oes Tiane lmo iuuroe bonn 3,inoe n
bartnddieIter 0eiie pertbeioigt."
& Sent oniihe gruppen On
cinem q nnfte 3urild.
geordngt.
Berlin, II. Nopember. .-(gri
tide gomirolit1t per 9robtlo
Greiie.) - Die oiterreidiid).ltngori
Ihen Srllppen, meld)e Die neue 81
feniipe ouf Der Srentino. 5ront bt
gonnen baben, purben geItern po
ltorfen itolieniihen SruppenmoIle
ongegriffen unb an einem Hunft
5uriidgeorGngt.
0ieie annbe brirtgt Der beute Rod
mittag bon Der oeutlhen oberite
Seeresleitllng erloliene omtlihe g.
riht, Der folsenoermoBen loutet:
"Starfe itolieniibe 3ruppenmo
fen tparien iid eeitern geeen lmier
glbtbellungen bic oitlid ilber 9lliag
binanS porrilften, uno trieben Die
ielben on einem Bunfte etipos 8ltritd
Die Stoot gelluno lit bon bel,
berbilnoeten teltoniihen 1rttppen
geDonnen norben. (gcuitno liegt
on oem 5uBe Der 9llpen, 81 Dteilen
| norolid bon 8eneoig am meitlihen
llfer oes 5lnlies Biooe.)
Ger 5eino bat iid am unteren
! Sallfe oeS Eiope Sur @ebr geiest.
| Stotiener ihlugen fth
topfer.
| u o III, If. 9ton. - Iie beutige
i Dlittbeilitng oes itnlieniiden @ene.
ralltabs lalltct pie iolgt;
n@eltcrn bel Iogesonbrnh unter.
nabm Der Seino, nahoeru er unIere
geobadtllngslinie in DER Nahbar.
idait bon siiogo pniiirt bottc. mad
artillerieporbereituu einen Nm,
griIf oltf ltnierc oorgeihobenen 3d.
item am @ullio lno am Monte Ser.
rogb - Sobe 1116 - nno es gelung
ibm nod ihoricn a1npfen oicielben
5u nebncn.
Gas t6. Sturnl.goiaillon ltno
5ruppen oon Dem 90. ilno Dem %.
Megiment uno bon bent II, uno 7s
Reglnent iosuie sl6tbeiIungcn bon
Den 5. gerioglieri nnbnten ourd ei.
nen erergiihen WeeenporitoB Die
oerlorcnen Foiitionen tpieoer nno
nadten etipa 100 @efongene.
sSeinblide gorbnt .Mbtbeill,naen,
pelde ooS Tori ge,5e I'M sugana.
| 1bale erreidt batten. piirocn prompt
angegriiien ltno geiangcn genonimen.
| sm Eiape be3ogen iiniere Ted-
truppcn, nahoem lie feinblifc Ab.
tbeilnngen. ipelhe lie ai,i oen S0ben
bon Golooiiiaoene at,gegriffcn botten.
Stcllrngen alli Dem redten llier ilno
3eritorten oen Vinor Yriidcnfopi.
| Nm oen mittlcren un0 unteren
ansldniern oes Jlniies aob es VI.
| tillerieouclle.
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@roflfcncr in Nclu.gorf,

Sobrit on 9tGp Dorfcr Battlefront
Serltort. - @iclc BON ser 9unoc3-
He9icrltnQ beitcllte @oggon5 Der.
bronnt. - 6eucrsOtorihoa bot
cine llnterIuhung begonnen. =
af~sauM
3lpei giillioncn Collars Iboocn.
g en- Oort, If. Nopcmbcr. .-Tie
Battlefront Ser Stabt lpor belitc
lpieber Oie Sccnc eineS 9roBen 9ron-
oes, Dem Die 9roBe6abrif Der n@nlb.
burn &ire GonlponD", bic on elmer
groBen Setcllln9 bon @oggons ar.
beitetc, melde iitr bic 9unocS .Hegie.
rllng beItinlnlt mar, 5um Spicr fiel.
Ter Gerlnlt betr1gt etua $2,0OO0OO.
Ger Eoli5ilt Der 0en 8rono entoeftc,
beballptete, er babe Orei perIhieoenc
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leitete llnterlnhlng brad)te Die Sbat-
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bon oenen MIR elmer einen 3onen.
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pognic eS unterllfIb 3onen.grloltb-
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fitbrer Der Gonnpognie, porgclooelL
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ocn 9lrbeitern in Den @erfen 25
9euti6e unb 200 SeIterreihcr befin.
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nobmc eines ein5igen 3onen.grloub.
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in Oencn lib Die @erfe befahbelt ma
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mobcrn gerGumt, 6cnn nur NIT Der
9r0Bten Wtilbe fonnten Die Seler.
mebrlellte Die 5lomnlen ouf Die So.
brifgebduoc beidrGnfen. 5iini 5cner.
mebrleltte muroen olirh einltiir5enoc
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5euerbooten bolf bel ben 2oiharbei-
ten, Cine sln6obl grploiionen bon
in Der 6obrif oufgeitopeltem Sel er-
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