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The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
SECOND CUSTER
| SUIT. ON REGENTS!
ON ]: FRIDAY |:.!;| D ]
Governor Frazier Renews Efforts ST *
To Control Control Board ' u 4 in Supreme
Court Tomorrow Va
CHIEF EXECUTIVE * ! HAS
4=,q ALREADY NAMED MEN

I Arguments will be made in supreme
court, Friday morning. in Governor
Frazier's custer suit against Emil
ScOw of Bowman and ]. A. Power Of
Leonard, cited on application of the
attorney general to sho wcause why
they Should retain places on the state
board of regents, their. terms having
expired by law July l.. Aubrey Lawr
ence of Fargo represents the, defend
ants. ,sz,sG" .5'4'.r'S>1 -f f%s@s
This action grows, out of an effort
made by Governor Frazier last ,Janu
airy to- supplant. the entire board with
five appointees' Of his, own. The sen
ate rejected on three, separate occa
sions all of the governors nominations
and adjourned without having con
firmed any successors to- Sc0w and
Power. The act creating the state
board of regents provided that these
SUCCESSORS should be nominated w the
governor not later than Jan. Is, and
that the appointment be made by and
with, the consent Of the senate. On
the grounds that the act had not been
NOAlpAACu Will IHAo 1CopCNCS OAN
scontending that no successors had
been legally appointed, Scow and Pow
er did not relinquish their places on
the board July /.
Since July'1, Governor Frazier has
succeeded in placing one OF his men,
Rev. c. e. Vermilya, on the board,
through the resignation Of Col. Frank
White to take command of the Sec.
ond regiment, Complete control of
the board would result from victory
for the governor, in the present &C.
ton. He already has, commissioned
Robert Muir Of Sarles, brother-in-law
of William Leinle, and George E. Tot
ten Of Bowman, brother-in-law Of Mrs.
Lillian Totten, who gained some un-
welcome notoriety before the federal
grand jury in connection with the
indictment. of Kate, Richards .O'Hare,
who had been a guest of the Tottehs
while in Bowman. The seating of
these two men, with Vermilya already
on the board would leave the two
Hanna appointees- Chairman Lewis
E. Crawford of Sentinel Butte, and DIR.
J. D. Taylor of Grand Forks-in the
minority, and would give the admin
istration control Of all educational i'll
stitutions. " srS ~"
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conviction, which has grown steadily
among all Russian people that think.
He is a good parliamantarian, but
not so good as Tseratelli, the silent
man of Russia, nor as Tschaidse, the
resourceful chairman of the National
Council. These two, in my judgment,
have no superiors in any parliam en-
tary body in the world. have seen
Tschaidse steer the council so swift
ly and skillfully around perilous
shoals and through difficult straits
that he made all the other presiding
officers of my acquaintance seem
bunglers. He was like old Hank Haff,
the prince Of Nantucket shippers. He
knew instinctively in advance every
change in wind or weather and had
everything ready for it.
Good ParIiamentarian.
But Kerensky is pretty good at that
sort OF thing. The time the council
was about to split over the anarch-
lists demonstration and was. saved by
as clever a piece of parliame ntary
maneuvering as ever was pulled off,
viz NASuiI Aoi lllC oClIClllC, l. "do tolu
belonged to him as much as to Tsera
tell and Tschaidse.
AS to his health and this dream
stuff about the race between death
and Napoleon stunt don't see
in that | suppose it may
be possible for a man to be very sick
and to give every indication of being
very well, but | don't believe it. Mr..
Kerensky, it is true, has no ruddy
color in his face and is obviously not
a husky. But his eye is perfectly
clear and good, his step is quick and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS OF CITY
: COMMISSION; SEPT. 10; 1917.

The City Commission met in regular
session There were present Com
missioners Battey, Bertsch, Best and
Kirk. An ordinance compelling all
railway companies In the city Of Bis
marck TO have and maintain flag
man, or lights, or gates at such cross
ings as may be designated by the, City
j Commission was read for the second
time and passed.. 80, Y,g.. Y
/ Attorney Allen appeared and speak
I ing for his clients asked that the fina
l estimate of Hanlon & Okes be held UP
for another week Attorney Andrew
Miller appeared and spoke for the
4 Northern Pacific Railway company
asking that the city barn on the right
of way be moved at once. .>Ea'f
/ The Commission accepted the offer
Of the county for barn in question
price, paid to be 100000. +,... IA. 2
| The City Auditor was ordered to
/ publish a notice in the official paper
! asking the citizens. Of Bismarck to
boil the water furnished by the Bis
marck Water Supply Company.
/ Commissioner Kirk introduced q
sidewalk resolution of the usual form
ordering walks TO be built on the east
side of Flock 7 Original Plat and the
west side of Block 9, Original Plat
The Commission rescinded the or.
der to rebuild sidewalk at the corner
of Rosser street and Second street.
| f. E. Morris, assessor, protested
against his assessment by the Special
Assessment Commission for sewer
connections in paving District Mum
her Two. The Commission decided
the assessment. was just and accepted
the assessment as presented by the
| Special Assessment Commission. 81
| The final climate of the @Haggart
Construction Company. for the lower.
ing of the Sanitary Sewer on Third
street was held. up and is not. to be
paid until satisfactory adjustment
has been made in the matter of-the
Broadway sewer pump. - It was de.
cided to- pay the cost Of lowering the
sanitary sewer out of the general
! fund. ~ go ss.l@ II -
| The report of the chief of police
for the month of August, 1917, show.
ing Al arrests made, was received and
ordered filed. =: - is..r-
B. NJ. Beers and Sons bid for the
furnishing of well to the City Hos
pital at SLIGO per foot was accepted
and the City Attorney was instructed
to draw up a contract for the same.
The Appropriation y Ordinance for
the year 1917 was introduced by Com.
missioner Battey and read for the
first time. The report of the Audi.
forum committee was received and
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
DIVISION Of REBEL RI :
TROOPS NEAR Capital
CONTINUED from Page One

Continued from Page One)
that they be sent! home to the 'Caucas'
sian front, where, however, they must
not he employed against their core
l,sioNists, the Turks. &c.. -,
after protracted' negotiations we
agreed to recommend this solution to
Premier Kerensky and we returned
to Petrograd. The premier has not
promised us that the savage division
will be unpublished and will be sent
home to the Caucasus to replete Its
ranks, and will be exempt from serv.
ice from the Turks. ], consider their
submission assured" 49, = =
"The Italian losses in the eleventh
Isonzo battle, says an official state
ment issued today by the Austrian
war office, "have reached almost a
quarter Of million. m:
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
: SUNDAY ]! DAY SHOOTING HOO ING TEST St
CASE TO Be ARGUtDIN
SUPREME COURT. FRIDAY

Friday afternoon is the date set for
the argument in supreme court of
the case Of the people versus A. F.
Davis, a friendly action appealed from
Judge Coles court in Cass county for
the purpose Of placing a construction
on the laws covering Sunday shooting
An application made for the advance
ment of this case on the supreme
court calendar. in order that a ruling
might be obtained prior to the open
ing OF the hunting season, Sunday,
September Is, was granted by the
supreme court yesterday Attorney
Seth Richardson of Fargo will appear
for Davis, arrested on a somewhat
imaginary charge of having done
some Sunday shooting last spring,
and the attorney general will repre-
sent the state. 4, ~ -: !, t.
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GEORGE L RUSS IS. r..
HEAD Of SUPPLY AND
. ), SAAES Is A 40 l! A !.
Desirable y Assignments lnl Obtained ! 1!s
J by Two North Dakota Ma
= fT'C XII =, 1 y tT2h KY
tional Reserve Officers

-. Today's adyices from Camp Dodge
are that Can't. George H. Russ, vice
president Of the Bismarck bank will
command the, supply company oF the
352nd infantry, National army, while
Duane Y. Sarles of Aillsboro, son Of
former Governor E. Y. Sarles and SER
gent major OF the First North Dakota
during its border campaign, will be
captain Of the headquarters company
high, desirable assignments and the
choice Of the North Dakotans is con-
atdereds BY their friends compliment
to the state.
Col. Clyde E. Hawkins will COM
mand the. 352nd; Lieut.. Col. F. y.
Wickham will be second n~command,
and Major Henry A. Meyer will head
the First battalion. 1t is probable
that the select service men from the
eastern third of the state will be as
signed to this regiment
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
CURED HIS RUPTURE

I was badly ruptured while lifting a
trunk several years ago Doctors
said my only hope Of cure was an o.
Grafton. Trusses did >:ne no good.
Finally | got hold of something that
quickly and, completely cured me.
Years have passed and the rupture
has never returned, although ! am do
ing hard work as carpenter. There
WAS no operation, no lost time, no
trouble. have nothing to sell, but
will give full information about how
you may find q complete cure with
out OPERATION, if, you white to me.
Eugene NJ Pullen, Carpenter, 3OS D.,
Marcellus Avenue, Manasquan, N. j.
Better cut out this notice and show
it to any others who, are ruptured-
you may save life or at least stop
the misery Of rupture and the worry
and danger Of an operation s@a,' 20
-. VI a 10
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
MONTANA AND IDAHO
'"' NATIONAL GUARDsMEN !
EN- ROUTE TO SOUTH

A battalion of the First Montana
infantry in Command of Major Nc
Cinniss went through yesterday on a
special train bound for Charlotte, n.
IT,, or Greenville, 8. C. Today de-
tahcment Of Idaho national guard
laid over in Mandan for several hours,
en- route to the same, destination.
There. seems to be some douD. as to
whether the northwestern division,
with which North Dakota probably,
will be assigned, is going TO North
or South Carolina. =. d S'f' I
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
R||Al|T||FY Il.
MAYO FOUNDATION

Minneapolis, Sept. 13.-The board of
regents of Minnesota today ratified by
vote the permanent agreement making
the Mayo foundation at Rochester the
absolute property of the university, to
'be used perpetually for, higher medi-
cal education, research and investiga.
ton. Security totaling $1,G5S,344, rep
resenting the fortunes of Drs. Will G..
and Charles H. Mayo, were, turned
over to the university. ~
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
Diseases OF. Teeth.

The use 9. gold as a, substitute for
lead or bone rs a filling was perfected
in 1855 by DR.. Robert Arthur of BAL
timore, while in 1884 Prof. "A. D. Null
: Ter of Berlin, in his discovery Of the
bacteria origin of diseases Of the teeth
and of the large part, played by Tactic
acid, opened the way to avenues of
research Which may ultimately lead to
: the total extinction of the dentist.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
Defeat Lies in Giving Up.

It is not losses or falls that make
q failure Of life, but lack Of courage
to get up and 90 on, to pick up the
old tools and try again. While life
lasts, cndravor must last also, for de-
feat lies in giving up.-Exchange.
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
PtAt CAMPAIGN =.
i. :. Of PUBLICITY

Minneapolis, Sept. 13.-Plans for a
publicity campaign, intended to bring
about closer cooperation were dis
cussed at, the closing session of the
annual convention of the Farm Mort
gage Bankers Association here to.
day. W. D. McAdams, of Chicago,
vas the principal speaker, taking as
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13
The Easiest Way.

"She determined to bic boss OF the
house, but he was pretty strons-willed
Himself" How'd she manage it?
Became his cook instead Of his wife.
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firm, his voice has the ring of health.
his hand grasp is the grip of man
OF vigor, and when he is launched up
on one Of his amazing speeches |
can assure you the only impression
you get from him is OF power and
health. 't
The picture of an invalid with one
foot in the grave and yet doing these
oratorical feats was of course, very
taking, and good story, but it seems
to be chiefly pipe. !"
Not so big pipe, however, as the
other idea that he will save Rus
sia' Nobody will do that but just
Russia herself. -
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13

Tonight, first public showing of big
military pageant in movies at the
Orphcum. " ,....'
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13

his subject. Association Publicity
and Advertising" y 'A'5.-@ - =, " = +,
The rural credit system of the Can
adam provinces was explained by
Hume Cronyn, Of Toronto, Ont. -
Because.of the war, a smoker was
substituted Tor the usual annual ban
quet. e, a. ~ Sf':
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13

FOR RENT-Small house. Inquire
AT Mandan avenue. J13 St
The Bismarck tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, N.D.) 1916-current, 1917-09-13

Bryant customers are satisfied
$780, -
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-03

Tcrblnoltng nit einer fiir unS err
folgreihen Operation oui Dem oltli.
chen llfcr scr MaaS.
,Sn Der 9tGbe bon 9e5onoour bro.
ben mabrcno bes Niorgens StoB.
Sruppcn nit Gioniercn in Die bin.
tcren 2inien Der iroBoiilben Yoli-
tion cn, 5erltorten Die Inheritance
ltnb febrtcn nit mebr olS 100 8e-
iongenen 81 ibrcr eigenen Stelluno
5uriid.
y ten III a h cnrci 6 c 9 cit c
bel Ginnobme 6 BON
81 am al ic.
Don, 2. Sftobcr. Tic
britilhen Sruppen, mcldc &omooic
in Wfelopotanlien cinnobmCn mad.
ten nabe3u 1000 @ciongene. Ties
miro in Dem naditcbcnoen oifi5ieacn
9cridt gemelOct:
Sur 3cit lit cs inioIge ser 9luS.
ocbnltng oeS areuls. iiber pel1cS
lib Die Sample bel Homaoie erItred-
ten, nidt moglid, cine 0ciinitipc
elite bon lmlerer Yelte 5rl per0iicnt.
lihcn. 9Sir bnben ieoo1 minoeitenS
13 &nnoncn uno II Muidincngc.
lpebre erbciltet.
llngcfobr 200 3iirfen iin6 bercitS
bcItottct Dproen, mo ctlpa GOO Ser.
pun0ete mo 5000 llnucrluunoctc,
oorllntcr 200 Offi5iere, iin0 bon I'M.
Iercn StrcitfrGftcn ais @ciongcne
bereingebradt mproen."
(2ic giunobme Scr Stobt 9lan1a.
Die on Gnpbrat, ucltli6 bon 9ogooo,
pur0c olrd einen llcberralhunqSs
slngriff ser 9riten beipirft. 9ielcl,
ben ficlen Den Siirfcn in Die 1lanfc
llno ldnittcn tic ob lmo nabncn falt
Ole gan5e @arniion in Gomabic ge.
fangen. gine oifi5ielle Slntiinoigung,
Die am Sonntng in Sonbon gemo6t
wuroc, iagtc, ooB oer tiirfii1e aon.
rouAnnt, Ibmco Ben, ilno icin Stab
9etsalgcn gcnonlnen ipurben, lulo
Sab oen Sie9ern reibe 9cute in Die
SGnoe fiel)
Nnien rii ten i'm Giga.
bc5irf Dor.
g eterS burg, 2. Sftober. -
Cine beute bonn ruiliiGen Griegsbu.
rcm, erlaiienc ofii5ieae Wiittbeilung
io0t:
vSn Der giiga. .8egcnb, lilolih bon
Dem arpnenberg Spital- -@rolnoali.
9lbl0nitt, boben llnierc Torbut- -Srllp.
ben I'M cine Meile an 9oocn gcpon.
men"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-03
@pmmanops anacluiclcn.

g al btngton, 3. Sftober. -
Gen no6Itcbcnocn grigobe-@cncrd.
len puroen beutc ibrc &onlnanooS
angclpieien, mie iolgt:
General 9loDo ". 9rett, 100. ,Sn.
fonteric- -9ri9aoc, Camp Sec, Feters.
BURG, 3d.;
General 8up Carleton, 100. Ic.
pot'9rigaoe, Camp Ioplor, 2ouiS.
bile, aD.;
General Sobn 9. 9orrettc, 1872.
Nrtillerie Brigade, Camp Upton,
Dapbanf, N..D.;
General Gnnicl 9. Geoore, t67.
Snianterie-9rigaoe, Gump Snplor,
Souispillc, ap.;
General Sucicn g. 9errn, 60.
Selo'9lrtlllerie- Brigade, Camp 9oni.
pbant Sort Sill Sfla.;
General Samcs $. McRoc, 15s.
Gcpot Brigade, Camp S6crmon,
GbilIicotbc, Ohio;
General Bm. 9. Mcgiair, t5i.
slrtillerie.gragoc, galup Gcbs, glDer,
Wnii.;
General Clint s. Seorn, t53. 9lr.
tllleric'8rlgaoc, Camp Dir, @rigbts-
topn, H.-S.;
General Somes u. Srons, t66.
Gcpot Brigade, Camp 2cluis, amc.
ricon 2afc, WaIbinoton.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-03
grano ncrnriadJt empfinolidcn Der
Init.

Sto If bolm. 2. Gftober. 9ei
cillcn Yranoe in 2agerbGuiern nabc
Stodbolm milrben 2000 Sonnen
Erobiant, 6iitter, Mais, SeIiamen.
&pd)cn uno anoere s(rtifel 5eritort.
Ter gcrInIt, Der alif mcbr alS einc
Mlillion aronen bcrehnet miro, biiri.
tc idlper cnpillnocn iperoen, beion.
oerS, oa eS ipabrideinlib inmoglid
icin miro, onseiihts Der berri1enoen
Support .geldrdnfilngen oieie Dor.
rat6e 81 crieben.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-03
Gin 0nrsitnr,.

9lm Oh. China, 2. Sftober. Ger
omerifaniihe Collar piro bier nit
$t.33 Silber IN d)ineiiidcr Miin5e"
notirt. Iies beoelitet Elm 9tiifgone
BON II Gents jeit Dem 3. slileuit. Eie
nornlale Matc betrdgt ctlpa 1926
Silter.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-03
Sbcilen bcs 2anScs.

Sbcileu ocs 2anScs.
" q bingt ton, 9. Sftober. -
Oic grobtc slusgabe Der fur3iriitigcn
Sdobamtss Certificate in Sobe bon
100000 lit ilbcr3eidnet NOR
Den. Gie Certificate trosen bier Yro-
sent 3inlen, iperben am Is. 9e5er.
ber fullig uno fonnen nod 5ebntagi.
ger &ilnoi8ung friiber eingelolt per.
OCn.
Scr 8etrag Der lleber.Sublcrip-
tion iultroe belte Ibcno bonn Shas.
amt nidt angeeebcn; aber ole Chat.
ia6c, Dab Ole gan3e sluseabe, bic I'M
100000 bober ipnr oils irgeno
cine friibcre, bereits lintergebrndt
luto gor iiberaeidnet pur0e, miro ulS
Gin gln5eifen mlgeieben bas eincn
iidercn Grfole Der 5peiten Sibertp.
Inlcibe perbeiBt.
Gas Sd)obamt crbielt bette aus
piclcn Sbcilen bes 2anbes geridtc,
aus oenen berporging, oaB ouh Der
olpeite Gag Der &ibertp .slnleibe.Gnm-
pagne bon Oenllel6en GntbuiiostnliS
Der Bropagonoo.9lr iln6 Der
glciden aouilult bes Eubliflms ge.
fenn5eihnet mar, mic Der erlte.
81 9e ew.D Off bereits groBe c
Sum ME ge5ei6net.
g em Dorf, 2. Sftober. - 9ie
gampaene fir Die otueite 9ibertp-
slnleibe madltc bellte quite Tortidri;.
te. llnoiiBielIen S9dtungen nab
oiifrten ib Die 3eidnungen fir Die
9lnleibc in Der Staot Relu.Dorf fir
Die eriten beioen Gage ouf $4,000.
600 bis $60O0O,0O0 beloufen bobcn.
Inter oen sroberen 3eihnunsen
Die an1 beutigen Gage berihtet nun.
Den, befanben ii1 Die folgenoen:
n@ernan 9lmerican Sniurance
Company, $1,000,000; Sermon
glaionce SnIurance Co., $500,000;
n2ltblon Gopefo ,tno Ganta Sc
9iailroao Co., $5,000,000; .uniteo
States Sruit Co., $2,000,000;
Some 2ife Sniurance Co., $500.
600; Sornbloper aub Beefs, ST..
100000; american Grdange 8ani,
50, 100000; nBriibential Sniurance
&c." BON Relparf, 9..S, $500.
900; .Wen's Glotbing Graoe Gom.
mittee, 100000; 6. @. @liB So.
100000; @iaiamsburg SaoingS'
@onf, $t,500,000. "'.a '-
So, 900, 900 in Bottom &C.
5eid net.
. o ton, 2. Sftober. - .aniiit
ebt" bn5 lit oos 2oiingsDort,
onS bos Ncll-englono 2ibertD.gn-
lcibe.Gomite ii6 iiir Die Gnmpagne
5ur g(uibringltne bon $500, 100000
- Oas oieiem Giltrift 5ugemiciene
Quotum - fir bic 5lpeite 2ibcrtp.
9lnleibc auf oen Sdilo seidrieben
bat.
9iad unoffi5ieQen 3uiommeniteI.
lilngcn puroc beute glbeno erfl1rt,
oaB in bieier Staot aaein in Den CT.
item beioen Togen Der Gampagnc
$5,000,000 ee5eidnct worben ieiit
biiriteil.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-10-03
SIN l)eroun-Grbiet
Madte &ronprin, i9ars
len @oritok.
Snnmte aber nmr geringen
Grfplg errimgen.

6ron5olen treiben na6 blutigcn
adnlpicn Den 6eino 5uriid. =
GurhbrldSperIlld) Der SeutIhcn
oui Slunoern- Sront nabe Eolp.
gon.MnlO fcblgeiblogcn. - Scr.
lutte Scr oelltihen Sruppcn ais
iebr ihpcr geihioert. Ger
9ritcniiee in 0eiopotamien.
8ariS, 9. Sftober. - Ios beutc
Sbeno bonn iran5oiiibcn ariegsbn'
reoll peroffentlidte offi5ielle Bulletin
Eut iolgenoen 8ortlnllt:
.,Sn gcl9ien uno on pcri6ieocnen
V1niten Der slisne.Sront nar OaS
slrtilleric.Guen Elm lebr beitiges.
sluf Dem redten llier Der 0}aos
untcruaDmen Die 9entiden na6 Ell.
REM Icbr intenlipen 8ombaroement,
bon Dem mir beute Woreen beridte-
tell cinen glngriff nit ltarfen 3rllp'
9enmailen 5mii6en Dem Silgel 3l1
nno Samogneltr.
Sic ieinbliben Sruppen fonnten
l,uter inherent piitbenben 5euer nllr
an einem Ellnfte norolib bonn Silgel
344 an llnicre 2inien beronfommen.
9tod cincm beiBen G'eiedt erober.
ten mir ben eroBieh Sbeil Der polge
INobenef Eoiitionen in mcIhen Der
6eino feitcn Sub gefabt bate, gu.
rid"
3mci bcutidc Ingriife
oci Ell teri.
Yaris, 2. Sftober. - GaS
frun5oliiAe ariegSbiireall bat bellte
Nahmittag bns nahltcbenoe Gonmll.
rique crlaiien:
oslui Der gonscn Iisnc,Sront mar
sic 9lrtillcrie.Ib bdtigfeit acltern cine
icbr intcnlipc, beionoerS IN Dem Mb.
ibnitt bon Graonne.
3lpei 9lngrilie bes 6einbes, Der
cine norolid bon @raDe-en.2aonnoiS,
scr anhcrc in Der @caeno bon 9lillcs,
wuroen 5uriidgelblngen.
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