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New Britain herald., 1917-05-29
WE CANNOT ASK FOR MORE.

France and her people know the full value of Liberty bonds. The French are the greatest investors in Government bonds in the world. They have no equals, unless the American people rise to magnificent heights in the present campaign to float the Liberty Loan of 1917. As an instance of how the French sup port their Government the trying days in the early seventies may be re- called. At the close of the Franco Prussian war in 1870 Germany de- manded and collected from France $1,00O,0O0,OOO indemnity. That is exactly one half as much as Uncle Sam is now trying to raise through the sale of his first Liberty bonds. The French people arose to the occa- sion of the German demands. Just as the soldiers of the French Republic have responded to their country's call in this war, so the French people of another generation answered the call
 
 France figured. They hastened to loan the tremendous sum of $1,O0O,- 900, ,0OO to their country.
 The patriotism of the French after the Franco Prussian war helped to turn national misfortune into a great benefit for the country. The thrift of the people. in saving their ! money and investing it in Govern 1 ment bonds brought great prosperity to France. Not only that, but the i bonds rose in great value all over tional credit good wherever civiliza- tion existed. Ten years after the bonds were issued they commanded a premium of 25 per cent The Lib- erty bond of the United States is in many ways similar to the Liberty l bond of France in 1870, save the diff ference that Uncle Sam is collecting at the outset of a war, whereas France collected after the war was over,-save that this Government 1 wants money to crush Germany where France had to pay money to further the greed of Germany. Subscribed to at this time and with the patriotism and loyalty that is characteristic o1 the American people, the Liberty bond of. 1s1 swAn. safeguard the credit oi the greafest Democracy on the face of the earth, the greatest Republic the world has ever known.
 Even though the sum the French people were asked to loan to thei1 government after the Franco -Prussian l war is but one half the sum asked by the first Liberty Loan in the Unit. l ed States, the French people were ! forced to make bigger sacrifices than l the American people are today
 Eventually this government will raise But even this will not be a greate, task than that imposed upon the French in 1870. What we are called upon to do now is as nothing in com. parison to what the French did nearl, fifty years ago. Those people ther had just emerged from deadly war T We are in war; but we are also il the midst of prosperity. We have the money. We have the means O
 raising the money. Called upon tt do much less than our present allies the French, we cannot fail in this en T terprise. We are merely asked t lend the American government cer tain amount of money and take itl
 bonds in return And these bond,
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29
INSURANCE ON CROPS.
Westchester County Farmers Are Pro-
 tected Against Loss.

New York, May 29.-With fund of $25,000 which later may be in- creased, the Westchester County Com mission of Safety has insured between fifty and seventy-five farmers against all possible loss on their crops in the event that prices should drop, it was announced today.
 These farmers, who have enlisted in the reserve army of producers, are assured a minimum price of $1.50 a bushel for potatoes and $1.75 bushel for corn and buckwheat In turn the farmers have pledged themselves to increase their acreage and raise as much food as the soil can develop.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29
IT CHING-HSI IS PREMIER

Picking, May 31.-The Chinese sen- ate yesterday approved the nomina- ton of Lii Ching-hsi as premier in succession to Yuan Chi-jui, who was dismissed by the president. The vote was 365 to 31.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29
FACTS AND RANCHES.

The Germans who are indignant because we celebrated the anniversary of the Lusitania massacre would in- deed be chagrined if they knew how long we have been remembering the Alamo.-Boston Transcript.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

Gen. Obregon decided that since Mexico can furnish neither men, SUD- plies. nor money, it ''could not with self-respect enter the war" Mexico has had war enough to do for awhile; if it will raise less Cain and more beans it will be doing it's bit.-spring- field Republican.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

The kaiser has been pulling that war-forced-upon-us stuff again. We'll, we know how it is in wartime. The temptation to repeat an old-wheeze. New York Tribune.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

Strange what lot of men who never before mentioned their ages now go around bragging that they are just 31.-Hartford Post.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

Herr Won Batocki, president of the German food board, wants to resign. That is not surprising; he has had one of the hardest jobs In the world Providence Journal.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

Perry Belmont, the well-known de- serving democrat, has been made captain in the army at tRe age Of ee. It is understood that he is not trying to evade the draft.-Boston Transcript
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

Agents of the old regime in Russia have borne testimony of the strongest kind to the patriotism and efficiency of Minister of War .Kerensky by at tempting his assassination.-New York World.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

May 30, 1918
 A YEAR FROM TOMORROW THE LIFE OF WOUNDED AMERICAN SOLDIER MAY HAVE BEEN SAVED BY THE USE OF MEDICAL MATER AL BOUGHT WITH YOUR MEMBERSHIP FEE TO THE RED CROSS.
 BETTER HELP NOW TO SAVE SOLDIERS lives, than decorate their graves on May 3ot 191S
 Get Red Cross button so that you can wear it to- morrow. is decoration which will help your soldiers, your country and your conscience more than thousand wreaths
 Because is patriotic holiday, every loyal Aneri- will be anxious tomorrow to do something to help make the world safe for Democracy. Here's chance to do your b Join the RedCross. Give your support to the patriotic work of the national association and the New Britain Chapter.
 THIS WORK IS JUST AS NECESSARY TO WIN THE WAR AS MAKING MUNITIONS OR FIGHTING IN THE TRENCHES.
 Read what President Wilson and President Roose- welt have written about joining the Red Cross.
 PRESIDENT WILSON says:-"A large well organ ized efficient Red Cross is essential It is both patriotic and humane service that is rendered by every citizen who becomes member"
 EX-PREsIDENT ROOSEVELT says-'1 hope that all the patriotic and humane men, and children of the United States who able to do will give the Red Cross their support by becoming members"
 YOUR MEMBERSHIP FEE FOR YEAR COSTS YOU ONE DOLLAR
 If you have not the time to do Red Cross work your. self, THE LEAST YOU CAN DO IS TO GIVE DOL LAR TOWARD ITS SUPPORT Make it possible for those who give their time to continue their patriotic efforts.
 New Britain needs 10, 900 new members in order to do it's share of Red Cross work in the big way you want your city to do such things 10000 is great many members to raise in one week. BUT NEW BRITAIN GAN DO IT IF ALL HER CITIZENS DO THEIR PART, AND IF YOU DO YOURS.
 Here's chance to do your bit.
 Turn in your membership fee to the local chapter at its headquarters tomorrow, give it authorized lictor. ber This button is sign by which you may know all the men and women of New Britain who have given their support to this noble work.
 HERE'S CHANGE TO DO YOUR BIT"
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29
Righteousness.

@ The humblest citizen af all the md, when clad in the armour or
 righteous cause is stronger 1an Ill the hosts of Error.
 JENNINGS BRYAN.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

carry the printed pledge of the United States government that every cent three and a half per cent. We can- not ask for more.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

It appears that when we pay $s a bushel for wheat, we pay $1.50 for the wheat and $1.50 for lesson in financial juggling.-New Haven Union.
New Britain herald., 1917-05-29

Tomorrow's article will take up Elk tended Order. Drill. Copyright, 1917, by The Wheeler
 Syndicate, Incl
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
nod mid)t bcitGtigt.

Sie Weloungen bon Dem ongebliden
9liiftritt bes beutiben Hei6s,
fon5lers Ir. Wibaelfs. - Ser.
liner 3eitiinsen beiailen id be-
reits nit Der ytndfolger ,srage.
~ Siirlt giilolu ilno Or. BON
aiiblmonn in oieier 8erbinbung
AM meiiten eennnnt.
9erlin q. Sftober, nio 2onbon,
2S. Sftobcr. = Sbrobl Die Weloun-
GET, Dab Der ocutife Meifsfan5ler
Or. giid)aelis reiienirt babe, nod
niht bcititigt iino, icten Die Verlincr
3eitlinsen Die geiprehuns oicier &C.
riifte fort nno lpionen gnn5e Spnl.
ten oct WntbmaBnngen iiber ben
pobridcinliden Nodiolaer oes Sang.
lers.
sSiirit Viilolu, Der ebemalige Meihs-
fan5ler, tno Or. bon aneblInann, Der
Stantsiefretdr nes 9lusp1rtigen,
neroen in oieier gerbinomg an, mel.
item erlp6bnt.
9.nt Der Aniiht bes ,,1erlinct
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
SroBe Gr artungenin
u merifaner eBt.

2onbon 2S. Sftober. Gie
Mahridt, 6aB Die amerifanilhen
lrlippeu aui Der @eltirout ibren er.
item SduB IN oieiem arieee eefeuert
haben, batten III Den Sonntaes. 3ei-
tlln9en nebcn Dem erlten ofii3iellen
rnlerifnnii6en 9erid)t Den Gbren.
FlnB inne. Gic amerifoliiben Gon-
GreBlellte, melde sur ,3eit bier luei-
IelL begriiBten Die allnoe nit gro.
Bem Gntbuiiasnll,s. Sic iasten, Die
IeIbe iuiirOe Dem Solfe bon 9lmerifa
croBe @enugtb''ung geipGbren.
Ter Correspondent ser .@eeflp
Gelpot6" ia9t in geiprchluig Der
9iu6ribt:
oGS lit Elm tuberit gliidliber TIM
ltano fiir Die 9llliirten bob Die ame,
rifoner 81 elmer perbaltniBmGbig rii-
figen ,Sabres5eit ibren Elos an Der
6ront nebnen fonnen. @atrenb oes
SSinters werben Die amerifaniiden
1ruppen binreidenoe @ele9enbeit ba.
ben. Die Sdmierigfeiten Der @raben.
Sriegsiilbrung 81 beneiitern lpelde
binter Den 2inien nienlalS in 5ufrie.
>enlteaenoer @eiie eelernt lperoen
tonnen. Snnerbalb BON bier ODER
lilnT .Wonaten iollten Oie amerifoner
iu friegsiiibtigen Strcitfrditen &C.
moht meroen, uno Die Aaiirten ieben
nit 8ertrauen berporraaenoen Set
llungen entscgen, penn Ole Mmerifa.
rer emit gum slnarjff porgeben. :"
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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
------------
SeitliBe ssrpnt.
Der rmlitId,e VeridDt.

Feters blrg, 2S. Sftober. -
Guiliihe Solbaten wel6e nit ben
9eutiden iroterniiirten puroen BON
Der rullilden 9lrtillerie beidoiien.
0iele aunoe briugt Der nadltebenbe
belltigc gridt oes ruiiiihen ariegS-
bureaus.
oAllf alien 5ronten gob es Artille.
rie' '0uelle llno GrtunomgS.Spera.
tionen.
Sn Der @e9eno BON Sauflt frater.
niirte cine sln5abl rnierer 2eute init
Den 0elltlhen. Die 5rlppen, nelhe
lid in oieier @ciie benabmen, mur.
ben ourh unier Irtiaerie. 5euer 5er.
lprengt
Gle Oeutlben mahten audi in Der
ec9eno bon arepo uno nabe benz
8orIe 2arouo, iilooltlib bon garon.
bid 8erbriioerungs 8eriud)e.
9lui Der Office, in Der @eeeno oes
finnil6en WeerbuienS, gab eS feline
militGriiden Operationen. gln Der
aiIite bon @iea bat iicb Die Sohlase
nidlt peranoert."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29

5ronfreib elm @eibent BON Den ,mei
Fropin6en 81 MAIDEN, lmo eS iteint,
ais ob Die 6ran5oien oieielben in Der
5orn zines @eidenfes gar nidt ein-
nal bnben nlohten.
sic perlongen GlioB.2otbringen
ais Elm Spnlbol hires Sieges iiber
Die Gelltihen, nift ols zines SiegeS
Der eriolgreiben 8ertbeioigung un6
ser poIlitdnbigen SeIblterboltung.
melmen iie bellte baben fonnten, ion.
oern zines SiegeS Der Groterung, Ell.
mes 10 pollfonlnenen Sieges, oaB bic
geihlagene Eortei ee5lpllnsen iein
milroc, 9eoingunsen an5llnebmen,
welde nit oirefter GrnieoriglinJ
gleihbcoeilteno iuGren.
Tim oieien Siea 81 errinaen min.
ihen bic 6ron3oien Den ariee iort5u.
ieben Sranfreih lpiiniht. mebr
6ran5oien 81 erlouben, ibr 2eben ,ll
aeben. Mli oaB 1elltide iran3oiiihe
giraer iperoen ,piiroen.
Iie gon5e Wenihbeit ioll in Den
sdbnenoen MAIDEN Der Solle ge,por.
len lperocn, lpeaen bicies cinen ein,i.
gen Siines -eIiab. eotbrinsen.
Iie iran50iiihe Mesieruns mill eS
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
Der oeniidDe Verid,t.

Verlin uio 2ouoon, 90. Oft
CSritiiAc 9lomiralit6t per orobtlole
Frelle) - Ger 0eiltihe @eneralltub
gab bente gfo6nlittog ben nahiteben.
Den omtliden 9eribt aus:
"armee9rllppe oeS aronprin5er
Hlppreht bon 9oDern - rSn Sian.
oerl mar oos glrtillerie. 6euer ent,
lana Dem Yier.Sicflono inteniiper
ais an Den norbcrgebenoen Sugen
pornebmlih IN Der @egeno bon Dir.
mll6c.
3Diihcn Dem See @lontoert lrno
Der Wcnin.9pcrn Strabe nobm Die
&anonooe 5u 3eiten einen lrneemein
beitigen Gborofter on. 9lnl Morgen
ldritt Der Seino lpieoer an ocm
Fllllttc liiolpcitlid) bonn Soutbolit
ySaloc, no cr in unierc 2inie ein.
orong, 6lIm glngriff, obne ieoo6 gro
Berc Tortbeile ols an oen 8ortoaen
erringen 81 t0nnen.
Armee9rllppe beS oeutifcn aron.
prin5cn glm Siles sglisne-&onaI
nobm bic glrtillerie.5bGtigfeit in ser
gtube bon @roncourt uno 9lniap.le.
Gbateall on 2ebboftigfeit al.
slm 9'odmittog imternobmen itorfe
fron5oiii6e 9ulppenmaiien in oidter
formation cincn 8oritob gegen I'M.
lere 2inIen am Gbemin'oeS. Games.
oltlid BON Silain ilno norblpeItlih
BON grope. sic mllrben iiberoa blu.
tig abgeidlaaen.
Sn Der glGbe bon Souain, Sabttre
uno Wesnil, in Der Champagne, ba.
ben lmiere Stobtruppen mebrere lin,
ternebmllngen in erfoIgrei6er @eiie
ourd9efiibrt.
9luf Dem oitli6cn llier DER Woos
untcrbie!t Die fran6oliide 4rtiaerie
Elm ldarieS 6euer 9esen Die Sdiiben.
gruben Die mir fiirali6 inn Gbaume.
@aloe eineenommen batteu."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
0Setlid,e Ssrunt.
Der britiidye IeridJt.

2onoon, %. Oftober. - Die
9eiammte Salblnlel Werdem, IN Der
9t1be pon Girmuoc, lit 0eu entente.
Sulppen in Die &GnNe gciNlen mic
Ger beute 9lbeno pom britiihen Mr-
meebauptQllartier ou2gegebene off
3ielle 9eribt beIo9t:
Tie Mittbeilln9 iiiQt bim5u, bob
Die 9riten Die 3obl ibrer @cion9enen
uerlnebrt baben.
2onbon, %. Sftober. 0ie
belitc gtahmittag bonn britilhen Mr..
nlcebollptqliartier ucr0ifcntlidtc off.
5ielle A)tittbciluno bot iolgenoen
8ortlaut:
ogSir buben mGbren0 Der Na6t IN
Der gta6baridoit Ger Ypern. .HoulerS
9ubnlinie lmiere Stellmgcn Elm noe.
nig perbcliert.
Sn Der 6reitog 9todr boben belgi.
ide Sruppen cinen crfolgreiden
lleberiall noroliG BON 0irmloc uns
ternommen. Sic mohtcn 16 @eion-
gene unb erbelltcten Gin Moidinen.
aemcbr.
0jcitern Worgen iibcrihritten bel.
glide Sruppen in &crbnoung NIT
ben 8ron5oien, onS iIbcricbmcmmtc
@ebict llnb bcietten oic Solbinlel
Werofcn, IN Der gIa0boridoit bon
Spfbupicn."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
Mrtiaerie. 0nel.

admpin Die amerifunii6en 9atte.
rien in Sranfreih i'm 8erein nit
oen 6ran5oien aus. eSran50-
lIbe ,3eitun9en boherireut iiber
Die aunbe bon Der glnflmit Der
anlerifnner in ben Shilbengr1
ben.
Soauptouartier Ser am e.
rtfan. grmee in Sranf
re ih, 2S. Sftober. Gos slrtil-
lcriesSclier bauerte aii Dem Sbeile
Der 6ront, an meIher bie slmerifaner
Stellungen be5ogen boben, mabreno
Der 9ta1t nno am iriiben Wiorgen
iort. Die Ielltiben ianoten bier II.
ba einige @eidoiie beriiber, uno Die
cmerifaniiden uno iran5oiiiden Bat
lcrien antiporteten Shui3 auf SdrB.
IS resnet nod uno Die S5ene Die.
Ter Sperationen lit elm Shlunlm- Gee.
Iie omerifatiihe Snianterie Der er-
item Gillie ii1aHt iid ibnea NIT ben
Details oes 2ebens in ben @rdben
pertraut. gs CAB fein Snianterie'
0eucr pon pebelit,Ins.
f.N ~ 4 .slg
Tran5oiiide 3eitiingen
bodsrfreut.
YariS, 2S. Sftober. Iie er-
lc umerifoniide amtlidc Yaittbei-
ling, ncl1e bic Oe9enmart onlerifa-
riider Iruppen in ben Sdiibcngrd-
len an ocr 5@lodtiront anfiinoist,
oni lpelde It'd ber Auslnno>. I. Nini-
lter Yartbou an Ionneritae Abeno
te5og. miro BON nlIen Noroel, 3ei-
tunsen an berpcstasenoer steIle. ae-
tradt. ai,.s ii Hss sef Vi
4
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
Don allen Arifgs(tanpldten.
gu9es6eri6teOr OrUer MISUNDERSTANDING

5hilbengroben iiiolih bonn 5oraeS.
Vabc, olli Ser linteu llier Der Ntoa8,
cln9eorungen lno boben @Gionacne
5llrlld gcbracbt. Sm llebrigen perlici
Die 9tadt IN rlbiacr @eile."
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29
Gewaltig.
Sic Mnssaben her
NeSieruRg.
Cine Sillipm Collars im
Cttpber.

9tod) ltetig I'M Steieen begriffeu. -
Gilriten bolo ole S0be BON 5luei
8illionen Collars pro Wonat or.
reiden. - @ie lih Die 4usgaben
5uiommenieten. .-GrGlibeut @iI-
ION appellirt INN oagemeinc lin.
tcrItilbltng Der GubrlmgSmittcl.
TcrDoltllne.
" a bington %. Sttober. -
Gebierllngs.s .slmsaaben pon elmer 9jl'
lion Collars lit Ger Hetoro, oeA scr
Wtonot Sftuber i'm Stobomts.I &c.
portement orIgeltellt bat. Iie 8e'
ldmmtlhmme, ipelde Oarleben an Ole
gllilrten unlidlieBt, mag iuaar nod
iiber bieien 9etru9 biliailsgeben umo
5por pilleibt nm $100,000,O00. go.
lueit iino bisber $685., 49,, 1897 perolls-
gabt iuor0en, uno oorm lino sic
IuSgoben BON geItern nidJt nit Gin.
begriffen
5iir Die % @erftage belailien lid)
Die Ourbihnitts .auSgubcn ali $42..
100000 taglid. glm Iebten ,Sreitog
olleim betrilaen bic glnSgoben $685..
975, 5,94S; aber oieS mar Gin oiiBergc.
mobulider Rag.
1ie 3llnabme Der t6aliben slisaa.
ben lit 5llr 3eit beoeutenoer, ais Dor
einem Nonat, uno miro lueiter mad.
len. ,uie man glnubt. Cine glusgabe
bon oluei 9illionen pro Wlonat oiirite
nod sniiht Der Yeolnten in uiht
all5n Ierner 3eit 81 eriuarten iein.
Die slnsgaben fir oas erlte Sisfol.
jobr boben bisber ole Sunlme bon
$3, 446,659.764 erreiht, BON luclcbcm
getrage $l770,70O0O0 ooer mebr
ais oie Solfte olirh Gorleben an Die
gIllirten repr0ientirt lit.
Die Sttober slusgaben iesen iib
aus Den iolgenoen Stems 5ulammen:
Sir Die 9lrmee uno 5lotte, Die
ShiItSbeboroe, Die 6lue3e,le DE.
boroe, Die 9tabrunssmittel Der.
maltllng, Die llnterbaItung Der Ge.
gierungs Wuihmerie uno fir ale
unoeren gunoes gftipit1ten 1895.
296,20O.
5ilr 3inien ouf fllr3friitiee ShaB.
omts'eertifitate ino ,3inien ouf Die
oiiemtliden Sduloen $3,45s.79s.
5iIr llnterbaltiing oeS panana.
&anols ST ,523,06
Jilr @inloilmg Der Shasants.
eertififate in gormesnabme ser Gin.
nabmen aus Den 9ibertp. Bombs Der
5lpeiten @useabe $t33,934,s62.
5iir Die ginloluns Der aui elm
,Sa6r lauIenben Sdasamts.Roten
$5,O57,000.
,Siir Gin5iefung pon fationoI.
9ant lno 9uubes Reierpe ganf.
Hoten $1,S72,265.
Jilr Garleben al Die 9(aiirten
$440,200, 900.
8abreno Der correiponoirenoen
Yeriooe oeS lesten Sabrcs - Dor
Amcrifo's eintritt in Den ariea =
beliefen lih Ole slusgaben Der Megic.
rilns inSgeiommt auf $Si i.026, ,S66.
Die acknowledgement oes lau.
fenben sSisfuIiabreS bis beute beiau.
fen iid aui S3,446. 6.659.764, i'm Ser,
gleid nit $331,23S,3l3 pGbrcno
oerielben Teriobe oes leeten s,obrcS.
mas cine 3unobmc BON mebr oils 900
Bro5ent beoelltet.
Erd | Dent m but 5u jpar.
amem u abrungsmittel.
perbroud).
@aibinaton 2S. Sftobcr.
Troiioent @ilion rthtete beute in ei.
ner iormellen GrfIdrung on ieocS
Seim nno ieoeS oiientlid)c Spciic.
Sofal Die aRabnlng. Ole Nabrunss.
mittcl. .aominiitration 81 unteritiisen
nno ibren Griuden solse 81 leiitcn.
Ter Erdiioent bctontc, oab in fci.
ner aneeren Weiie. alS ourd, oieie
eooperotIon oes VOlfes. oie Nation
ibr 3iel in oieiem ariesc erreiten
tonne.
10, unA eS fl1llf ,ins Ipih innpn A,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-29

ob, ebe bie Staliener 0ic Staot ielbit
erreidten. gj6r5 lieat - Wlcilen
norbmeitIi6 bon 5rieit, Oem sroBen
Scebaien SeIterreihS am g(orioti-
ld)en Meer, OeIien Gimubme cine Der
Nanpt5iele 6e$ italieniihcn ariegeS
gcgen Selterrei6 IT'D
&tulieniide lruppen cr.
qcben lid tne &i.
" o III, %. Sttober. 5beile ser
5meiten itolieniihen glrmcc babeu lid)
obne @i0erItano er9eben o0Cr lid SUI
riidNcjogen, no0lrd c3 Scr oiterreis
hiidsOcttihen Streitmoht moglib
purOe, OurdJ 0en linten 6liigel DER
Stoliener nui Der julidcn Iront
ourh3ubrc6en lmo in ,itoIicn ein5u.
iollen.
Tic$ miro in Der na6Itebenocn
beltie 9tablnitta9 auegeqebenen amt.
Icben MtittbeilmN beS itaIienilhen
@cncrdlitabS geneloet:
yll Gbcle ulnerer lruppen, lucI.
DIE Die 5lpeite Mrmee biloen, feineh
@ioerltano leiltetcn, ionocrn iih feige
obnt aonpi suriid3cgcn oocr lih Dem
6einoc ergoben, luurbe ea ocn otter.
reihiid .bCutid)en StreitfrGiten CT.
moaliht in nnieren Iiuten 6liieel
aui Der iuliidJen Ir6nt cin5ubreden.
Zen beroiiheu 9lnltrenglneen ont
oerer Grllppen aclong cS lribt, 81
uerbilloern, OoB ger ScinO IN oos
beilig 9cboltcne @ebct llnleres Toter.
lanOes binein porriifte. gSir 5ieben
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