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Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
YIVIANI TALKS ON
FLOOR OF SENATE
Loud Cries for Hero Of Marine
Follow Address by Head
of Commission.
SAYS "vIvE LA AMERIQUE"

Washington, May Irene Viviani
and Marshal Joffre, heads of the
French commission, were received
today on the floor Of the senate,
which took a recess in the midst OF
consideration OF the army bill to re-
ceive the visitors.
The galleries were packed with par
ties of distinguished visitors.
M. Vivani, who delivered a stirring
address in French, was roundly ap-
plauded. When he concluded the
senate, to man, scores of represen-
tatives who came over from the
house and the crowded galleries,
arose and cried, "Joffre! Joffre!
Joffre!
The gray-haired marshal of France
returned to the rostrum. Then, wav-
ing his cap before him, he bowed low
and in the soft voice that is his said:
Il do not speak English; Vive La
Amerique."
Cheer after cheer greeted this and
they ceased only when the hero of
the Marine had left the chamber.
I Marshall Introduces Viviani.
When applause which greeted the
arrival of the French party in the
chamber had subsidized, Vice Presi-
dent Marshall said:
1.-THE senate of the United States
has had the pleasure and honor many
times of receiving distinguished visi-
tors to the republic. 1t had the honor
OF receiving General La Fayette. and
now, nearly a century later, it has the
honor OF welcoming the vice premier
of the French government and the
marshal of France"
Senators and representatives then
lined up to shake hands with each OF
the visiting Frenchmen.
When Senator Stone of Missouri
filed BY grasping the hand Of Marshal
Jofre, ripple of hand-clapping came
from the galleries.
In response to an invration, M. Vi
viani then addressed the chamber. He
spoke in French, but frequently was
interrupted as those on the floor who
understood him were thrilled by his
words.
Address of the Vice Premier.
The vice premier began by saying
he had never been before in America.
but that his country and the United
States were dedicated to the same
things. liberty and equality and JUS
tice.
The men of France, he said, had
been compelled to gather an army
from those who volunteered and those
who were conscripted not just to have
an army, but to put down militarism.
He paid tribute to the women of
France and predicted the women of
America would show the same brave
spirit.
The vice premier thanked America
for the bond issue to help the allies,
spoke of the passage Of the army bill
and predicted that American troops
soon would be fighting side by side
with Frenchmen. Cheers and APP
plause at the conclusion of M.
Viviani's address were prolonged un-
til the senator's realized that perhaps
Marshal Joffre was not gting to be
heard. 1t was then the cries, Joffre!
Joffrei Joffrep joined in from every
corner of the chamber reached the
proportions of roar.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02

County officials are wondering what
will become of a carload of beer
that is stranded" high and dry in
Nebraska. Sheriff Clark is hoping
that the law gives him the right to
confscate the amber fluid. If it does
he says he will pour the beer into a
street sprinkler and wet down Farnam
street with it. Special seats for dry
leaders" would be provided atop the
sprinkler. THAT ought to be a good
act" said the sheriff. Anyway, it
would get a laugh"
The carload of beer arrived in Oma-
ha a couple Of days ago. 1t was
assigned to Trimble Bros. commits
sion men, attachment papers show.
The Omaha Fixture and Supply COM
pany got service or the beer through
Fred McGinnis, a constable, on $3.50
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
SENATE REPASSES
ARMY DRAFT BILL
Hitchcock, Chamberlain and
Warren Appointed Members
of Conference Committee.
FEW CHANGES ARE MADE

Washington, May 1.-The admins
tration army bill with the CONSUMPTION
provision retained was passed anew
today by the senate without roll
call, virtually as it approved the meas
ure last Saturday. The bill now goes
to conference with the house.
After repassing the bill the senate
arranged for conferences, directing
that the house be asked to appoint
conferees and appointing Senators
Chamberlain of Oregon, Hitchcock Of
Nebraska and Warren Of Wyoming as
the senate's conferees.
Senator LaFollette spoke, oppos-
ing the draft as un-American and urg-
ing. his referendum amendment. 1t
was rejected 68 to 4. Senators Gore,
Gronna, LaFollette and Vardaman
supported it.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Cruel Sheriff Would Sprinkle
Streets With Confiscated Beer

note alleged to be due from the Royal
Brewing company Of Kansas City.
The constable served attachment
papers late Monday afternoon and
guarded the car all night. Under the
law it could not be shipped out Of
the state, and now that the state is
dry the beer cannot be sold in Ne
braska.
The legal question of what the ulti-
mate fate of the beer will be now
arises. The sheriff has his legal ad-
wiser looking up the law as to
whethe: it would be within his power
to "horn in" on the game and con-
fiscate the beer.
at would make fine stuff to sprin-
kle the streets with on some dusty
day." the sheriff said.
ooh, yes" laughed a dry deputy,
holloway "Oh, yes! Very hnel Very
fine"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02

Wendell w. Moore, II, and Clare
Moore 20, sons of Mrs. Nancy ],
Moore, 3208 Harvey street, and ap-
plicaits for Fort Smelling training and
commissions in the reserve officers
corps, have numerous illustrious an
ce.tors and relatives with military
records.
10th have passed examinations and
now await orders to proceed to the
training camp, which will begin May
H.
John Quincy Adams, one of the ma
tons early presidents, was the great
great-grandfather Of the Moore broth.
ere, who are now volunteering for
war service. They are grand nephews
OF he late General Emory Upton, who
,as in the artillery and later author
of book for West Pointers.
They are also third cousins OF
Prigadier General Cadwaleder oil
Wales, who is now fighting the kaiser
on the French front.
Wendell Moore was a pre-medic
student of the University OF Nebraska
at Lincoln and has just been granted
his credits in advance, in order to per-
nit him to take military training now.
Clare Moore is employed at kilpat-
rick's shoe department.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Size Of Paris Papers
Still Further Reduced

Paris, May 1.-The scarcity of print
paper has compelled the government
to order still further restrictions in
the size of newspapers. After Satur-
day the principal l-cent newspapers
will be of two pages four days |. week
and four pages the other thre, days.
Newspapers selling for more than a
cent, such as the Temps, the Figaro
and the Journal Des Debate, will
print two pages once or twice a week,
according to the measurements OF
the sheets.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Hamilton Club Cuts
Potatoes Off Its Menu

Chicago, May IA countrywide
campaign for the saving of all avail
able potatoes for planting this spring
was started by the Hamilton club
of Chicago today. The club, is is
announced, has cut potatoes from its
menu from now until the end of the
planting season.
Eugene H. Grub, leading expert
on potato culture, said in speech
here recently, the clubs announce
ment reads that if all the potatoes in
the country were planted this spring
they would not produce a sufficient
crop to meet the needs OF the coun.
try The food problem is a present
and growing national problem. The
need is urgent. Volunteer now in
the army of servers and savers"
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Navy Now is Nearly
Up to Full War Quota

Washington, May 1.-The enlisted
strength OF the navy now has reached
Sc, 326, within less than 700 OF the full
war quota now authorized.
The marine corps has already COM
pleted recruiting its full authorized
strength of l7,400, but both services
will continue recruiting campaigns
without notifications, as bills pend
ing in congress are expected to give
the navy a total authorized strength
Of 10000 and raise the marine corps
20 10000.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
New York City Now =.
Bone Dry Five Hours
Early Each Morning

New York, May Mayor Mitch
els order revoking the all-night
licenses became effective today, and
from. a. m. until 6 a. m. New York
was bone-dry for the first time in
many years. Several popular dancing
and dining places that have elaborate
programs of entertainment started
their last performance at 1850 last
night and the dancing floors were
closed when the serving of drinks
ceased at | a. m.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
New Banking Institution
Organized at Alliance

Alliance, Neb., May l.-(Special,)
The organization Of new bank for
alliance has been announced. The
bank will be known as the Citizens
State bank, with a paid-up capital Of
$4,000. The officers and directors
are as follows.C. A. Newberry, presi-
dent; Frank ]. Was, vice president;
Frank Abegg, cashier; w. w. Norton,
director; F. E. Reddish, secretary and
director; ]. H. Show, director. The
new bank will begin business in a
building centrally located in the bust
ness district. The great prosperity
Of this community has warranted the
organization of new bank and the
entrance OF this new institution will
not crowd the field, it is said
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Fourth Guard Officers
Are Promoted in Rank

Promotions of Fourth Guard Off
GERS, recommended by Colonel Baehr,
have been approved, as follows:
Company M, York-Lieutenant
Newbold to be captain; Second Lieu
tenant Shapland, to be first lieutenant;
First Sergeant Roy G. Bradley, to be
second lieutenant.
Machine Gun Company-Seeond
Lieutenant Beard, to be first lieuten-
ant.
Captain Newbold is now at the
school of aviation at San Diego.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Farm Hand Stays Employer
And Wife and Shoots Self

Dickinson. N. D.. May l.--James
Caldwell, who gained nationwide
fame in what was known as the
y. C. R." case, and his wife were
murdered last night by farm hand,
who then shot himself,
mike Shumet, the hired man, Is not
expected to live. the bullet passing
through his lungs.
The killing occurred near Taylor,
N. D.. where they lived, and followed
the discovery OF an attack on their
daughter.
Caldwell had successfully defended
himself in suit brought by u. c. r."
known as the MAN Of Mystery"
who laid claim to property held by
Caldwell.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Wyoming Transferred to
Western Army Department

Chicago, May Wyoming has
been transferred from the central
army department to the western de-
partment with headuartersq at San
Francisco, it was announced at central
department headquarters. The
change will not affect the registration
for the officers reserve camps.
Fifteen applications for the officers
reserve training camps received at
headquarters today brought the total
number of applicants to $4,000, only
a thousand less than the capacity of
the camps.
Only 3,lo0 Of the applications have
been accepted.
It was stated 5000 have applied for
admission to Fort Smelling, MINI.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Federal Officers Watch
Strike of Chicago Bakers

Chicago, May 1.-Federal authori-
tics are SAID to be watching develop
ments in the bakers strike here
closely and to have instructed Charles
F. Clyne, United States district attor-
ney, to investigate the walkout. in
view of reports that it was precipita-
ted with view OF embarrassing the
government.
Meridian, Conn, May 1.-Virtually
all of the union bakers in the city
went on strike today. The trouble is
declared to have been caused by
trouble over an arbitration agreement
in a new wage scale,
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Carranza Takes
Office Of President

Mexico City, May l.-Venustiano
Carranza will take Office late today as
the first constitutional president of
Mexico since the assassination. Of
Francisco Madero on February Is,
1918. At the same time that first con-
stitutional congress to be elected in
that period will be convened under
what is probably the most radical
constitution of any important country
in the world.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Wheat Prices Crash in Chicago
Upon Rumors Of Peace Moves

Chicago, Ill, May l.--Reports that
the Swiss minister, in charge of Ger
man diplomatic interests at WASH
ington, had asked for conference
with President Wilson and that the
German chancellor's peace terms
would be outlined in an address to
the ReIchstag next Thursday caused
a sharp drop in wheat prices today.
Nav declined 10 cents to S2.55; July.
1917 cents to Sis, and September,
81 gents to $l.S2.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Degree Of Honor Opens
Convention at Fremont

; Fremont, Neb., May l.-(Speeial
Telegram 1.-The annual convention
of the Second district OF the Degree
of Honor opened for a two-day ses-
sion here today. Delegates from the
lodges in this section of the state
numbering nearly 100, are in attend
ance. Mrs. Mayme Cleaver, grand
chief of honor, of Lincoln, and Mrs.
Francis Olson, Superior, grand chef
of St. Paul, Minnesota, are in at
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02
Unidentified Steamship
Is Burned Off Toledo

Toledo, o., May IAN unidenti-
fed freight steamer burned early this
morning during a terrific southeast
gale in Lake Erie, just off East Sis
ter island. 1t is not known whether
there was loss OF life.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1917-05-02

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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

tpeiiunssn ertbtilt, 70 fann tein ariea
entiteben. 9at ct ibnen bieie Weiiunq
ni9t ertbeilt. fonbern ibnsn bsfollen
auf Elm aauAbopt au idieben, iobalf
iie behen anii4tis tperben, 70 lam cir
8ries nidt ausbleiben, benn es IL
Ielbitperitdnblid, bab iobalb elm Sdifl
Obne Deiterss auf Elm sau9boOt &C.
Ihofen bat, anbere 5au4boote ter
Riiito mebr laufen, fonbern obne Sdu'
men gum 4nsriff idreitsn tpersen
Gutitebt absr sin arieg aus iolhs,
uriade, 10 TT unfere Resierung iiber'
fiibrt, i'm perfdulost gu baben I'M
Der aonsreb pirb nad benz Beiipiel
beg snglifhen parIamentS bic ariegs'
ertldruns erlaiIen, nit Dem pollen Be
pubtiein, Oab iie unsere6tfsrtist
1T. Dieies idpere lnredt ar
Der ameritaniIden Natiun liebe
iih nerbinbern, penn Der PruIi'
bent, tpie es Dem Sberbaupt cinss
@pltsitaates, i'm gesenIub gu einsr
osspotiid3 resisrten Staate, 5iemt
betannt gebsn lpiirbs. ipelhe anlpei'
flung sr ben Sdiffstapitdnen sr.heilt
bat. Sp ioldsm Jalle tann Der aon'
sreb iiberlesen, oh cine fsinolih;
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ober nift unb gang fpe,islI miro er
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penn Der Ineriff in bOlterrehtspibri'
ger Weiie erfolet 1T, ndmlid, oab bas
5au4bppt beihofen ipuroe, dls ss baa
ibm 5uitebenbc Re6t Der OurhIuhnna
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iidtigte. Cine iOlte @er0ffentli.
dung lit AUDI aus bem 9runbs
eebcteu, Sab iis ben 5au9bDo.
ten ibr @erbalisn bOridreibt, rsip.
Der beutifen Rssieruns bic GntI bci'
buus iiberldbt, ob iis &ries Obsr isries
ben baben pill. Gntipreben bic 2lns
lpeifunsen ben pbsn dngeTiibrten gors
i4riften bes @Dltsrrehts, 10 iudrs ein
Ingriff burt Saudboots eine iriss
e.rifde Sanoluns. grfOIat tein. Der.
Offentli6uns, 10 firb bic Sau6boots
gs3tpungen, obn. Wsitcrss gu i6ics:H
unb in iol6sn Sdlsn ipiirbsn nidt bic
Seuti6en, ionoern mir bic SfuIc an
benz ariese iraseu. Wir babsn Die
teIte neber5euguns, bdb Elm folder
Qnariff BON Seiten Der beutIfcn
2au9boote nidt ituttfinben pirb,
ipenn bic @nfpeifunsen an bic aapie
tame peroffentIiht perbsn uno ben
Worifriften bes @DIlsrrsdts sntIpres
den.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

Reue itaItenif@ E ,mlarstn Der.
oanten ibss g(usgubs elmer GrbSbung
Der qprtcfdbe. BE du@ fiir bic RpIos
nien, Erptrea.. Qibpsp unb Gomalis
lamb cinstfiibrt iuurben 4ubesbsm
bat cstalifn befonbtre Hrieimorisn
| fiir be ttalisniIde Qepunts (Dur05jo,
Stutari unb Ualono) uHb fiir bie 13
ponStaIien bsistt sebnIteneH 6sdif@en
Snielr i'm 0sbrdu9. Ginise bapon
ipie bic BON Duraa5o unb Gtutari,
aus benen bic Stalitner irl5nif&en
lGnaft irisber pertri,bsn iporbeH fnb,
Iinb beute bersits auber aurs. @intn
gang b.fcnb<rsn aurioiitdtsirertb be-
Iiben aipei propiioriTte griefmdrien,
bic I'M italienifden SomaIilanb aus
g,g,bsn tpHrSsii, ive;! sss Ghi!t. bic
,@iapa' bic ein,n geoarfsborrntb
BON Warisn brinesu folIte, BON sinem
ltnieriesboot i'm Wittelmssr psrIentt
iporben frar.
BeIgien bat, ieitbnm fsins Re
gier,ing auf fran5Sfi19sm goben
tpsili, cine Rsibe nsusr Wsorien aus
gsgeben, barunisr einsn polIitdnbigen
Sab bon pdletpofimartsn. ba stne
iriibsre 4ussabs SolIftdnbis bon ben
D.utffsu auf ben beIsiI&sn poitdnis
tern erbeutst iporbsn mar. 4uberbem
in nod Elm neuer Sat griefmdrien
pdbr,nb bss arisses berausselcmmtn.
Die intereiianteiien Gremplare belgi'
iGer Warisn iiHb bic aoHgomurlen
pcn 1915 NIT fran30iii6sm unb fli:
miih,m llebtrbrud gum Gebrnu& fiji.
ben BON ben 9elsisrn beisbien 9beil
BON Dsuiid on afriid. 4ud bic
qpr.uaieftn tabsn iit cine dbHlits
Gpielersi fir ben Don ihntn kiebten
,I,in.n f5ssen BON Ditafriia sslsiitti.
aubtrb.m Bat bic aolonieW eWc5ambiaus
sipei arisssiiempeImarssn bsraussss
brdh..
Den gqe.orb itldsi mad WtIDils
bic Sirtei, bic in ben lsbi.n IL
WOnat.n niti lptuiser uls l27 per-
ffieben. Warien hsrousaebra4t, oa'
runier teiinb,n iih. mas Der enslar'
Der tliigIi6 psrfdpeigt. eine Hetht
fog. grinn.runssmarien, fiderlit nud9
fir bic ii.sr.ide Dertbeibisuns be;
9orban.llen unb Der GinHabme DON
auiseIsamara.
2llle bisi, neusn ariessmorssn ipsrs
ben, ba ia i,bt rdbrenb bes arieats
Der birsiie gerisb- ,ipifden ben fsino'
lifen aankrn O5Ilis unterbnnben ~.
nah BEN ari.e. bon pbilnteliitsn
fiferIid bod b.ipsrthet tpcrbsn. Vors
ldufig III Der aniauf BON Ularien
f,inblidxr Gioatsn, ba ss ii4 ia um
cine art Weribpapier 6anSelt. psrbo'
ten. Jmmerbin ipirb iid In ben psr'
ffieoenartisen 0riess 1rkfumrien
aud, Elm gutter sbsil ber Gei&t9st b.s
Wel.trieges ubIpieasIn.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

bic gsuHsn iiber BE psrfifden Gtsa.
ben Suriidtrieb, nobel fosar 6omnban
BON ben Tiirien ipiebsrsrobsrt ipurbe.
@be General Wnube's Wormarfm ben
1Iub binouf fie gum Riif5us 3tpnns.
otfupirten fe 330. 900 QuabratmeiIeu
perIifHsn Gsbiets.
Weoubs riidte jebO4 nidt iDis
9oipnsenb nit elmer ungeniisenben
Streiimn6t unb mans.I6after aus-
riiituna aus. gr perfiists. ipie Cd
beibt, ais er I'm DECEMBER feline 81.
petition einlsitet. iibsr 120,0 900
Wann. Geine grfOlse babtn eine
RadpirIuns in geriisn ssbabt, no
bic 1iirisn iid 3uriidsi.fsn unb bic
Rnifen 6amaban urb aansoman siis
riidseipannen unb nod immer pors
brinsen. Die srob bic Stdrte Der
iiirliiden 7ruppen in qsriien nod it,
lam ntht NIT gsitimmtbtit feitses
iteni ipsrben, ibrs Gage III jebch istne
siinitise ben es itsbsn ihnen gum
gaiid5ug nur ipeniee Wege often une
an Der einen 5lante fnb iie BON ben
RuiTen. auf Der anb.rsn bon ben
Gngldnbern bebrcbt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
Oeburtea.

aouis unb Glisabetb Seb, 1926
Dine Ctr, andbs.
Tlarpin unb Rubp Balen. 1895
Gilb<rt qps., WldbdeH.
Wihasl uno Sof.pbine Roufb. 21o
Msit 2iberip Ctr, anube.
Samss uno Warp 5osdu, 1922
Gberrp Ctr, Mdbden.
Sobn unb Bertha 2ohebe. 211e
Goth Ctr, annbe.
eugene unb Stsla aaIb. Wt.
quburn, Gnate.
Jacob nnb 2llma prinsIe. aeIIOs
aDe., WGoHen.
Ddpib unb annu Gutenberg, 712
Ieit 7. Ctr. &nabe.
Econ ,une 9aiip Wilcor. 716 Groo'
me ape., Gnabe.
Diaiam unb Tlarb starsl. 6705
gudinsham pIats, anabe.
2frtbur unb 5krefa praedier. 455
Gaitern are., WGbftn.
Jrsb. unb CLARA Sommers, 255l
Grie 2lp... 8nabe.
Ddb. inb 8.Ima Wefuben, 1888
Darrell alps., annbe.
SeTs unb 1a!tie Bed 651 Weit z.
Sir, gndbe.
Gbarl.s unb alpinaS& 2217
Qpth Ctr, WGbfsn.
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EbeiI feines @etrsibss periaufte. Icr
ariea bat bas llebsI Derihlimmert.
Min6eiiens a1t Miatonen Wlann
'iinb felt 4usbru@ bes Rrieses fiir ben
9eerssbisuit ausSehoben porben unb
'es lit leicbt gu peritehen, bab bieie Gnts
sisbuns Der 9(rbcttstrafte benz gOben,
bau pejentli1 @bbrud getban bat.
Mit Dem Meniteumateridl perbalt es
ii6 senuu 10 pie nit England. Bon
2ebtersm tpuroe ansenommen, oab es
aus ieinem uubesrenSten WeniAeus
reIsrDOir in Snbien fdDpfen petbe.
Oas lit nt6t se1deben, neil bic snslir
fde Resieruns uidt auf bic 1reue Der
Snpier bauen lam, ebsnIo ipeHis ME
Rublanb, es past. feline aiiatiIhen
gOlterIaaften fir ben Sseresoienit gu
perfusnbsn. 9llles bas fiibrt iebt
Der gniiht, bab Mublano auf !ebr
i6lpaden Siiben itebt. aber nod be-
itimmter tptrb Elm balbiser 3uIams
msnbrud Stalisns eripartet. Sisies
III Elm bon Der Natur burhaus nidt
reid bebahtes 2anb. SbatIdhlih
mar tets bic Jremben=Snbuitr iein
Saupterperb. Gs fonnte ben &rtes
nur Iiibren, inbem es bon Gnslanb
unterbalten ipiirbe. Sierin baben bic
Sau6bopte eins iflimme gnttSus
Iduns sebradt. gs feblt an Sdiffen,
I'm Stalisn 5u5ufiihren, mas es
braudt unb Der llnterisstries pirS gez
rabe i'm MittellGnbii9en Msere nit
fold bsionberem gifer betrieben, bab
Der Sunger Stalien isbr balo spinsen
pirb, bic Waffen nieber3ulegen. Sn
9erbinbuns hermit pirb aud be-
bauptet, bab SeutidlanD niat bic 2lbs
fi9t bat, in Srantreih ein5uorineen,
Ionbsrn es bort Bel einem DsfsniiDs
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