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Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
MES5NER TELLS
 WHY TRADE WILL
 GROWh TER WAR

Cal Messner, who finds time enough to keep up with current events despite the steady demand for Hudson limosires and Republic trucks, has this to say of future conditions in the automobile business.
 The corn crop forecast from the de partment of agriculture is SPA, 4,00o.000 bushels-over 800 100000 bushels more than any previous crop.
 The total forecast for all wheat is SIS, 100000 bushels-or 3S,00O,000 bush els more than last year.
 potato crop of 452 200Oo0O bushels is indicated-more than double of last year.
 The oats yield is more than 2P0,Gt'" : 900 bushels greater than the 1916 crop. The barley yield is 34000,O00 bushels greater than last years.
 Altogether the forecast indicates far greater crop of grains and import ant foodstuffs than any nation in the world ever saw before. This tremendous crop will do more to insure confidence and keep business stimulated than gold sowed broad cast. It will reduce actual living costs, and leave more money for peo1le tn spend on things which make life happy and worth while. A lot of men Wno were intending to buy automobiles this l year, but who were driven to change
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
BETTING ON THE WAR
 |S STILL GOING 0|V

Speculation is one of mankind's be- setting sins, and is no less in evidence in war than in the piping times of peace.
 Some hundreds of thousands of pounds have been staked on the great world struggle now raging, it's duration, issue and participants. as well as it's many other phases, says London An swers.
 A shrewd American in London is 1000 pounds the richer as the result of a bet he made some three months ago. He was challenged by skeptical Brit isher to wager of 800 pounds to 1000 pounds that the United States would be in the war on the side of the Allies within the period named
 He promptly accepted, and the 1000 pounds was paid over to him immedi- ately aftir America ranged herself alongside of the defenders of freedom. The loser said he never parted with money more willingly.
 Since Easter Monday a Liverpool merchant has been paying pounds a week to friend as the result of war wager He will have to continue doing so until the fighting comes to an end, through a too sanguine belief that it would be over by the festival above named
 A certain Londoner, who pretends to have something up his sleeve" has made a bet of 50 pounds that the Brit ish and French forces will enter Berlin before the Russians get there On the other hand, a Russian trader in Man chester has staked 800 pounds on his countrymen being the first to occupy the Hun capital.
 A good deal of money, in more senses than one. depends on whether the Ger man fleet will come out and fight A New York broker has wagered s1O, 900 that it will have to be dug out"
 If the Germans succeed in capturing 1 a British coast town, an Irishman in i Chicago will have to supply a Teutonic neighbor with all the meat he requires during six months.
 1 Should no British coast town be cap 1 tured, the German will have to provide the son of Erin with bread, flour and cakes for the same period. Moreover, 1 he will have to deliver the goods him. self, and take off his hat while so doing.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
COLE FOUR DO0R
 TOURSEDAN NOW
 READY FOR USE

Information comes from Indianapolis | to the effect that the Cole Motor Car company is now ready to place it's new four door toursedan on the market. | This is the same offering which at l tracted so much attention at the larger automobile shows last winter.
 The Cole four-door toursedan is of the convertible Springfield body type, but it differs from anything else in the trade in the wide variety of uses for which it is available. It Is not only an open and closed car in single unit. but it represents five distinct types oI cars all in one.
 In the first place. the body can, with little effort De quickly changed from the closed limousine style to the open variety, with nothing ohstructing the vision from the windshield to the rear. The uncertain weather conditions cf the late spring this year impressively | demonstrated the advantages of the open and closed car in one unit.
 i Another original feature of the car, which was the subject of much com- r1ent wher it made it's first appear ance, is the glass partition dividing ,ne front and rear compartments. This glass partition is not only adjustable, hlit it is entirely removable.
 ~ With the glass partition in place and H1l Cf the side windows up, the car is of tho Berline-limousine type: by drop hing the windows at the sides of the front seat, the car becomes a fashion able town car limo1sine: hv removing inc p9rtition entirely ard leaving the side windows cf the car up the vehicle is tTnsformed into a luxurious family sedan when the windows are lowered with the partition removed, an open ! touring car with a permanent roof is the result The fifth transformation | furnishes an absolutely original style of motor car by replacing the glass partition and leaving the side windows down. The glass partition not noly pro- tects the passengers in the open car from the wind and dust. but it sepa- rates them from the chauffeur. giving a tone of privacy which heretofore has not been available in the average open car.
 Tho four-doer idea was adooted by the Cole company when experience dc voloped the weak points of the two door and staggered door tvnes o sedans. With the two-door sedan thf passengers were always subjected tC the annoyance of having tho chauffeu1 or driver crowd in front of them arr over their feet in order to reach hi
 seat The staggered door type vas s'T
 rested and employed to overcome th
 eaIllt but even then there was scarcity of entrance and exit room -rhan. A. F. Knohloch. general manage of the Cole company. adontad the four
 door type which gives ple~ty of en
 trance way for messengers in the req
 If the car as well as for the driver an
 the passenger in the front seat. Ther
 is a door at the left of the driver on
 2 the right of tho front soat and on on each side of the tonneau.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29

resist Allied coercion Holland may threaten to join the Teutonic alliance. It IS a safe guess, however, that Hol- land will remain neutral Even if Hol- lond wished to go over to the Teutonic alliance the Germans would probably dissuade her. The Germans do not wish the rich colonial domain of Hol- land to fall prey to the sea powers, as they hope to win this domain for them selves at a later time. when they annex Holland. Nor would the Allies win any important advantage if Holland threw in her lot with them To invade Ger many through Holland would hardly be practicable. The probable outcome of Dutch war against Germany would be the lodgment of the Germans on the North sea coast in more favorable po- sltlons than any they now occupy.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
LITTLE B|C JAR
 MISS NEWLAND
 CA[LSHERDQRT

MT. O. E. Reuben, local distributor of Dort Motor cars reports the fol- lowing:
 Miss Marian Newland, a clever and experienced driver, has become great Dort enthusiast after doing Cali fornia with her parents, Doctor and Mrs Newland of Newport. Vermont
 Miss Newland has this to say re- garding the performance of her Dort:
 we have called it our little big car because of the things it will do. We drove up and down all the canyon and mountain roads from San Diego to Bakersfield and travelled in company with all kinds of cars on the inland and coast roads,.
 We paid out not a penny for re- pairs, had not a single delay and on the heavy grades took delight in pass ing the many cylindered big cars. Our gasoline consumption was from one half to two-thirds that of the larger cars we have owned. We are certainly delighted with the Dort 1t has made our tour a wonder"
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
GARRY SPARE TUBE
 READY MOUNTED

How should l carry this tube in my car?" Is a question which the new fledgling to the automobile recreation frequently asks. The service manager of the Fisk Rubber company applies nothing more than plain, cold reason ing in his answer to this query.
 He says, "The best way of all is to carry your spare tube mounted and in- Hated in your spare, tire, but where all additional tube is desired, it should be wrapped in heavy wrapping paper and bound with rubber bands.
 If not wrapped it is likely to be- come cut or chafed from contact with tools or other equipment carried in the tool box and thereby permanently in- jured. The use of rubber bands in stead of string for tying the package is recommended because it will pre- vent cutting the tube should the string be tied too tight"
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
WOMAN DRIVES A
 CADILLAC AMBULANCE

Ethel Staples is an Englishwoman. More than that, she drives a war am- bulance. More than that, she gives 1t complete care.
 Miss Staples volunteers this infor- nation in letter from London to the Cadillac Motor Car company She says that she has driven an eight cylinder Cadillac ambulance seven days a week for the past three months, and that everything has gone and is going love 1y In her letter she asks for a book of instruction, so that she may fla miliarize herself more thoroughly with the cars mechanical construction.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
FOR SUMMER SCHOOLS
TSepublican A. p. Leased Wire1

GREELEY, Colo. July 2S.-The Grccly school board has authorized I summer session of the public grade schools from July 23 to September 24, so that children who wish to work in the beet fields next fall may attend school as required by law. The sugar company has donated $400 to pay transportation of students to school. It is expected 55 will attend.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29
HOLLAND LIKELY n
 REMAIN NEUTRAL

Holland has no trade with Germany that would compare in importance with the Swedish ore trade. But the leak age of food into Germany through Hol- land IS probably greater than through any other neutral. This can be stopped if the matter is managed discreetly. Germany may buster and threaten Holland with invasion if she does no:
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29

Do not wait till tomorrow-phOne that WANT AID. to The Republican office now. and get your wish fulfilled.
Arizona republican., 1917-07-29

CHANDLER SIX Chandler Records Are Owners Records Not knowledge has built special onal driver climbing with short wheel made record wha Chandler Six and low all thousands of The with every Chandler Ses Chandler climbs steep making high gear satisfying Records of satisfactory Chandler service The Chandler Company has The Chandler Company has supplied Chandler Chandler with gear do racing demonstrating The miles per What any Chandler Six that Chandler will your Chandler Six will do. do much greater The manufacturer ore six can would ever ask for make just as big claims the The Chandler Company other But The Chandler is Fact-Car, Not Claim-Car, and These Are Facts Not Claims einc demand Chandler
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
Die 5ipeite ssreibeits'
Muleibe
Mnletbe
Die Subitrptionen oafiir tperber bonn
1. Sttober an unb bis gum Gnbs
bes Itouots sntSesense.
uoHmeI.
-
Die Bombs bringsn bier proSent Gin
fen, finb feuerfrsi
llnb tGHnen segm fpdtsre gmmtiIto'
nsn, bic bO5sre 3infsn brtuSsu,
umsstalift DerDen.

Bafbtnston, 8. g., 27. Stpt.
Der S9aBnlisIstretdr Wc2lboo ma9,
te am GbeHb bic Gin5elbsiten aber Die
5tpeite Grsibettsaulsibe betannt, Die
am 1. Sttober CUR Subitriptiou ouf'
gele8t Deroeu pirD, Ste Sduptpuntts
In6:
Oie Gmmtffpn betrdst SO, 900, ,00o,s
600 pber ms5r. 9os Wtsbr bari Die
9dFte Der ue6er5ei6nuHg Der 2lntet'
BE niGt iibsriteigeH.
Die Bombs Iaufen 25 Sabre, TOM
nen aber bon bem S9dbamtsietreta
f4pa in sshu Sn5rsn sinsel6it Dsrs
ben.
Sic tDerbeu in Stiidsn bon $50 auf.
pdrts auSgegebeu Deroen. Die Sinien
betragen bier pro5ent, bic balbidbrli4
am Is. giobember uRb 10. Ttdl auss
be5ablt tperosn. -.
3Dei pro5eut Der ge5ei6neten Suuts
men finb am Gage Der SubitripttoH
gu entri4teu; Is Yrosent am 15. ytos
peTuter; 40 pro5ent dm IA. 9e5ems
ber uIS 40 pro5ent am Is. Sanuar
1918.
5nba6er Der Bon6s ba5en bos
Re6t, bisislbsn IN Bombs Ipdterer
Gmifipneu um3utauiten, penn bieie
bobere 3inIen als bier proSent brins
e.H. Die Bombs tperben nit nur pier
nttaairtsH Coupons seOrudt iperben
aHfiatt nit fiiuf5ig. sic iinb am
Gnoe Don spei Sa1ren g.sen Bombs
ous5utauIteu, bic bic Doas 3abI bon
Coupons sntbilteu. auf bieie DetIe
piro bic ausgabe DON Suterims<Gers
tifitaten permieben.
Die Bombs peroen 81 pdri uno aufs
selaufener 9iuien dussegeben peroeu.
Sas aapttal unb bic 3inTen Finb BON
aler 8efeuerung iettens Der Ser.
Staaten ober Der sin3elneu Gtaatsn
uussef8lpFen, NIT gusnubme aber
BON a. 4n9IaB pber @rbf9afts-
iteusrn urb b Der sraSuirten ertru
gintpmmenfteuer, aud 3uIabifeuern
genauut, iopie Der grira Srisgss
profititeusrn, tie DON ben Der. Staas
ten fir eintommsn o6er proftte BON
SEeiOibuen, 9eitdftstheiIba
glfoeiatiOnsn ooer Sorporationsn srs
bpben tperben.
Die &dmpaJns fir ben 8ertauF Der
Bombs tpirb an l. Sttober beginnen
uHo am Samitas, q. Sttpber, Elm
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28

DeutT9lanbs iraren an benz grfolg
bss 5asss b.tbeilisi, Der bsm Geinbs
feIbft nod ipentger GeipinR on ge'
lGnbe bra5!s, als bic S4Ia6t bonn 20.
SEPTEMBER.
3rommelfeuer bon uuberorbentlis
der Sefiisisit sing BEN 2lnsriff pors
aus. 6intsr tinem Dnll bon Rau4
unb Staub brod bic britiffe Snfans
terie por RanssIaares unb 6ollebet.
berbor, bon pisien Tants beslettet.
Der Geinb, Der ipiebsrboIt ouf 6eibsu
Ssiten bon 2aheemard angriff, ipurbe
iebesmaI DON uniersm Gsuer ober in
beftigem 9aubgemenge 3uriidgsi9la'
gen.
Bon einsm oftli5 BON ct. SuIieH
gelesenen puntie bis an bic W2snins
Ypern 2anbiirabe gelang es ben Bril-
ten, bis 81 elmer Siefe Don eintm &is
lometsr in uni.re @erbeibigungsaous
einsubrins.n, in Der pdbrenb hss
saH5en Cages in isbr beftieer weifs
unb nit pe&isIuoem erfpIS setdmpft
ipurbe.
Die any g6eub erlaiTeue ipsiter:
Bstauntma4ung Idutet ME folgt:
,Sn Glanbern bat am Ra&miHag
Die artiIeriei4Ia4t tDieoer On 6eftig'
teit suseHourmm.
-Gn ben auberen Grortten 5ai fa
nt4ts Wi4tiges ersisnet.'
Grant5fif9er Bsri6t.
paris, q. Sept. Cine am Dom
rsritas bonn sriessminiiierium erlai,
iene gs,anntma6uns lauiet ME fplgt:
I'm Der aisne GrOnt setuHbstsn
bic Ssuti4sn frl5 an WliitpO9
Abenb unb pGbrenb Der Ra1t unses
p6bnli9s attiritdt. RAD elmer bsfti'
gen gefdiebuuJ unisrer pofitiOneH
Bel 2espaur M.rons, peifli9 BON
GerHp. sriff Der G.iHo iiibli9 bon
4rbre be Germ an, CT purbe dbtr
in feline @rdbeu suriidsstrieben, na4,
bem er fdptre 9erIufte srlitsn. Gu3
Elm ,rpeiter ansriff, Der ON 9onuerss
tag ROrgen bei aube, stDifden benz
&afematten gIatenu unb benz Cali.
fornie platsau unternommsn ipurbe,
purbe suriidsei4laseu.
Bon sinem lleberfaI1, ben unfere
9ruppen Sfili9 BON Dem sJroibmpnt
9eb6ft nusfiibrtsn. brn4ten unfere
Srnpp.n mebrere @sfaneene Juriid.
.3pei fsiubli9s llsbsrfdis, elmer
am rs9ten Waasufer in Der 9egeuo
pon Beaumont, unb Der aubers i'm
gliab, in Der @ss.nb Don 2inge, tpurs
ben ponitGnSis suriidssf6Iagsn.
.@om iibrissn SbeiI Der Sroni If
nidts bon @ibtieteit au beridtsn.
Die am a6enb eriaHsne peitere Be-
ianntma6uHa Iautst ME foigt:
I'm srSbien SbeiI Der Gront pa.
ben pGbr.uo bes Cages mebr ooer
ipsnissr bsftise artiu.riesefe6te fiatt'
gefiiHbsn, nnmentlidb iiiblid DON aits
les unb n0rblia bon Douaumont. Gin
fsinbliGsr lleberfall, Der in Der ges
senb pon Beaumont am rs6!eH Waass
ufer psrlu@t tpurbe. brad untsr uns
isrem Gsusr 5uidmmen.
.an Der belsiIfeu Sront mar bic
2lriiIIsrie mG6renb Der Isbten ,tpsi
1ase sismIia dttiD. DGbrenb berRa6t
beIdoIisn mir ni. fsiubIiaen &ommus
nitntionsIinisn unb mebrere Der feinbs
Ii9en Gelbwerte.
I'm Wittipod befhoB unf.re ar.
tiIIsris semeini9aftli9 NIT Der frnns
s5fii6en nnb btr britihen msbrere
beutT6e gotsrisn in Der 9esenS BON
Dirmube.
V o m iiaItsHif9en Rrtegss
f9aapIas-
Rom, 81. e5ept. - Die am 9cn'
nsrftcg srlafns offijisls BetauatEas
t1.s11a In1itkf me fp{afs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28

sngIiI9en unb ameritaniI3en 3ets
tungen, in benen TreuOs iiber ben gu,
fummeHbru6 Der &ornilop GeDos
Luton ousgeOriidt nurbe, peruria9ten
Grftaunsn BEL tieisR 2euten, bic in
bem @rfplg aornilops bic sin5ige
N0gIi4teit, RuBIanO gu retten, Jos
ben.
,gine in Der NG6e BON gif6nt,
HOneoroO geIegeue6abrit, bic &riegss
material beriteQte unb 5000 periOs
nen beI9GFtigt, bat gerabe ben Be-
rieb eingefeat, neil ss tbr unm0gli4
mar, bic 2obnForberungen 81 betpillis
gen. gefpaffnet. 2trbeiter terrurtItren
bic Sabriteigentbiimer; Qrteiter =&omz
mittees Dsrbringer ibre gan5e 3eit bas
nit, 2obnfGBe auF5uiteIlen unb glies
monb bari obne ibre grluubnib ents
IaFen pbsr nngeiteut perben. @rbeitsr,
bic in Ct. petersburg Sols BON Bar
ten auslooen, gepdnnen on etnem
Sage einen Strtit aur grIaugung puH
43 auf so Ru6el pro Gag.
Die Sonoutteurs unb portiers
auf finnlGnbii3,e GiIsnba6neH peiseru
ii3, ruifiIdes 9eIb gu irgeno siuem
preis an5unebmen. Sd babe IeIbft
bier @tnSRu6els unb brei 0reifRubelz
Noten g.iebeu, bic ole nit oeHiel6eu
U1truu1prf1 nerTshpu tnnrpn
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
SIT Der tprpeoirte britts
f6e DamPfsr rWents
Dortb" unterges
dQr[der1

Gin atlauttf9er 9afen,
27. Sept. = Paiiagiere etres britt.
i9en Oampfers, Der Dabrepb bes zas
ges bier antam, berihten, 0aB bst BEN
uHtersang bes brttii9en Sampfsrs
rNentDOrsb", Der in Der gdbe BET
franSOiiiden aiifts torpebirt nurbs,
ale an 9Orb befmbIiasn Perirnsa
umgetpmmen ieien.
Sie rA5enttportb", sin Sonlpfer
BON 2300 9pnnen, mar DON g2ep gjort
na6 8orbeauT untsripsgs, aIg CT Der,
Tentt tpuroe. Der britii6e Sampfer,
Der pGbrenb bes Sages bier autQla,
befanb fia 5ur 3ett, in 0itlt4er Riba
tung fabrenb, in Der Rabe Der yWeuts
NORTH. Die geiasung Oes lsBtersH
S9iffes beitanb aus uHgefG6r 80
Wtdun- @ie es Iheint, bsfauDsn iI3
teiue gtmeritaner an 9orb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28
Gbnantits Grplpiipn
Rt9tet BEL Sraoerfe gttp, Wei&.,
$4,000 S9aben an.

Sraberfe Gitp, Tli6., q.
Gept. - Der untere Damn Der an.
lage Der gparbman gtiper 2tabt C
poiper Gompau1 nabe oiefer Staot
fpurbe 1m Donneritag Mtorgen burh
cine Dpuantit : Grplofton gum Be-
troge bon $4,000 beT6dbigt. Man
sIaubt, bab 5einbe Der Reqisrurg fiir
Tie Shat oerantiportIih itnb. @ine
2ln5dbl bieiiger anlagtn, tpelfe ibre
elettrifbe 9raft BON Der gpnrbman
gomponn erbieItsr, fpuren sestpuns
gen. bic arbett seitDetIis einsuftetIen.
9auIiRe 6rebertd psrbsk
rotbet.
WafbinstOn, 3. G., 81. Gept
Im SoHnsritog forb bier bi. 9ers
mdblung bes 8iibnsnI6rtftitelIers
0tIorb Wad md pdultne 7Srebertd.
benz .DunbeIbiI6erJStor@ itdtt.
4bbos 6tlmt MILL pers
mauent in Dten Ieben.
9snf, q. Sept. gDie Dftsrrsibi.
fde 3eitunssn antiin6igen, bat Der
friibere abebipe Dpn aesppten, Ibbds
6tlmi, Der i'm Sabre 1914 non ben
9riten abseiebt purbe unb ieitbem
In Der 69pei5 sslsbt bat, befHlofen,
ii3 permanent u Disp HisDsrsiilaHsa.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-28

nen iieben feinbli8e Wafdnm aSee'
f9onen ipurben. Orei5ebn unisrer
Utdlttnen tDerben DermtBt.-
Berlin, 27. Sept. 4ubrorbsnts
lid beftise aampfe fanben om giiti'
mod an oen bon 3onne6ete aus in
ipeitIi9er Ridti,ns fiibrsnben Stra'
Ben unb am Abenb um ben 8eiib bon
GbeluDelt ftatt, bsibt es In Der am
Donneritas BON Der oberiten 9esress
leitung erlaHensH Offi3ieIlen gstaHnts
ma9ung. Dos 9Orf bIieb i'm 1sfiB
Der Oeutitsn.
.gis iebt" beibt es in Der aniiinbt
guns, .ba6en bic BriteH bic 4Hgriffe
nidt ernsuert.1 Gs pirb erildrt, bab
ipsnisftsns 5p6lf britii9e 0iDfionen
nsrpenbst ipurbsn, unb baB iie ui4t
I'M GtaHbe pareH, bic beutiden Der
tb.ibisunsslinisn Ju sribiittsrH.
.OsftIid bon ct. Sulisn bransm
bic griten IN Der Ribe Der YpernsWe'
min 2anbfrabe bis su elmer 5iefe bon
einsm ailomstsr IN bic bsutide Der'
tbetbisunss5ons Elm unb tn bisfeH
abj9nitt fonben pdbreno bes gan3sn
Suses iebr beftise gsfe&te nit pe4'
ielnbem Grfolg jtatt. Dit siuem neu.t
Gessnansriff purbsH bic 8riieH BON
Der pisrisn armes an DisIen punttsn
suriidsstrieben, 10 bab fie nit ibrer
Sfimiipe iogar nod neniger ersi4s
ten, als bel oem srpbeH 1oriiob IN Der
portstn Wo6e.
.Snbsm Der Jsinb bas Geusr fsinsr
tpn3sntrirtsn NrtiIIeris porf9ob, Der'
iyGts IT tas Seransieben unierer Rss
Isrpen 5u perbinbsrn. Wlit eiiernem
WiIlen burhbrahen aber uHitre Regi'
msnier bic fsinbIidbe asuerSous unS
Der 6siRb purDe NIT unieren 9esen.
ansriffsn on pieleu puHiten surids
gsiporfen.
.Gans Defenders beftige aGmpfe
fanbeu am Uliitpo9 4beub an ben
Don 3onnebeie ous lpetli4 fii6renDen
SiraBm I'M ben 9eiib BON 9heluDea
itntt. Sas Dor. blieb in uui.rem Be
iib. @siter fiihlid IN Der Ridtuns anf
ben Confines gpern aanal bra4el
pisbsrbOlts ansriffe Der griteH NIT
i9Deren @srluitsn fir ben Seiub uns
Ter nnIsrm 6siisr suiamHleH. Sos
nett Bat Der Seinb feline 4nsriffe nt4t
erneuert. Dtnisiisns ;ip5lf britii4e
9ipiiioneu tamen an bieier Gront 5ur
9srpsnbuns, iis pdren aber ni4t i'm
Sinnb., unisre 8srt9eibiguns gu srs
idiittsrn.
.Sn anSeren abIhnittsn an Der
5ront in Jlnnoern uno I'm Grtois
nabm bic attiDitGi bar 4rtilIsris nur
tsmporGr 3u.
Bel BEN in Der Oisnifag Ra9t bon
ben gritsu ausa.fiibrtsn gOmborbs'
msnt BON Sitsnbe tpuroen, abgeieb.n
pon Der 3srft5tuns elmer 4nsabI Ges
bdubs. IA Beleier setobtet unb 25
f4per periuunhtt.
.armte oss SsutIhen aronprtndtn:
Horb1flih poa Scifons. i'm g,ns
trum b,s gbemin oss DANES pnb am
6jtIihsn RaasIfsr tunr bic beibsrieis
tis. artinsris sienlIin attn. Sm
llebrigsn fonben absr uur 9Orpofsn,
geIsd1te ftntt.
.Gitbssbn isinbli9eJ Jlug5tuge purs
ben dm Wlittip5h absei5cHen.-
Der @crtlnut Der gsfanntma4uns
IN folstnbsr:
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