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The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

although the enrolment to date has been
most satisfactory.
A special postgraduate course OF
dietetics and camp cookery. map reading,
motor car driving and repair, bicycling,
advanced signalling. plain teleGraphy anC
wireless work has been arranged for the
postgraduate companies.
The ma jority of the officers ir command
of the companies this year Hill be select
ed from among the most proficient IF
these postgraduate students.
The classes and special courses at the
encampment are to be given in the morn
ing hours Many of the afternoon ses-
sions will be devoted to conference meet
ings and lectures by noted men and
women experts on questions Of national
defense. food conservation, American his
tory. the AmericanizatiCn Of the foreign
born. good citizenship and universal
service.
When Miss Elizabeth Elliott Poe, chair
man and commandant of the school, was
asked today to explain the purpose of the
movement. she said
The National Service S'hool was or
ganized by the Woman's Section of the
Navy League to train American women
for the duties which come to them In war
time and in other gr, at naticnal disasters,
which include nursing the SICK, feeolnS
the hungry. making bandages and other
surgical supplies. and comforting the sor-
rows and relieving the necessities of those
dependent upon the defenders OF the ma
tion at the front
at is the first organized attempt to
mobilize the womanhood of the country
for national service. 1t represents
striving toward that high ideal of ma
tional safety which alone can he secured
when every citizen. man and woman
alike. is trained and prepared for ma
tional service.
THE plan of the National Service
School has proved to he comprehensive.
feasible and free from dangerous innova-
tions that might draw American women
| from their traditional and sacred duties
of feeding the hungry. nursing the sick
and caring for the sorrowinE and destroy
or affect their status as nOn-cOmbatants
in war
| "It is for this reason that instruction
| in the use OF firearms Of any description
! is not permitted in National Service
! Schools.
should American women b" trained
or drilled in the concerted use of fire
, arms there is grave danger that an in
! vader might shoot down our women at
; sight pleading before the world in justi-
| fcation that American women were
| trained combatants The committee
wants the women of the National Service
| Schols to be honestly non -Combatants.
In connection with the cnCampment a
! Congress on Woman's Work in War
| Time will be held by the woman's section
/ of the Navy League in the assembly hall
on the camp grounds early in May.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

work. At one time it looked as though
it would be necessary to abandon the sta
ton at Yerba Buena through the failure
of Congress to comply with the urgent
recommendation of the Navy Department
to have the funds necessary for this work
made Immediately available. but provi-
sion was eventually made, and the new
system of supplying water for the station
was undertaken.
Determination of actual cost of new
ships to be built by the Navy Department
at private yards on the basis of that cost
plus 10 per cent profit offers a problem
that is troubling naval officials.
The basic agreement with the shipyards
provides that in determining the actual
cost Of the provisions in the revenue bill
Of September last, defining actual cost,
shall be followed; but there will be a
number Of questions of Interpretation to
come up, and in order to advise and as
sist him in this connection, Secretary of
the Navy Daniels has organized this
board Of officers in whom he has great
confidence and who command also the
confidence and respect Of the shipbuild-
ers.
Questions relating to the cost of new
material, distribution of work among
subcontractors so as to interfere as little
as possible with the normal business Of
the country, expediting Of deliveries and
construction, ETC.. will be handled by the
board.
The board consists of Chief Constructor
W. L. Capps. the former chief constructor
OF the navy and at present a member Of
the commission on navy yards: Civil En-
sineer II. II. Rousseau. U. s. N, former
chief of the Bureau Of Yards and Docks
and later member Of the Panama Canal
Commission. where his valuable services
were recognized by his advancement to
the rank of rear admiral, and Paw In
spector David Potter. who is one OF the
navy's recognized experts on cost ac-
counting. The engineer in chief and the
CHIEF constructor Of the navy will bs
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
PEDAGOGUES PATRIOTS
AT GEORGE WASHINGTON

Girls OF Phi Mu Sorority are aiding in
the military census work being con-
Quoted by George Washington University.
The girls are assisting William ID. Hal
sey. adJutant for the university. in tho
sending out Of circular letters and in the
fling of returned information
The census is being taken under the
general super, isinn of the intercollegiate
Intelligence Bureau. The cost of the
census is being borne by the university.
Hundreds OF rcI'i1s are being received.
These ale being filed for the War De
DaTtmcnt.
Information now IS being requested OF
the girls az well of the Young men.
Scores OF the girls al" ready 10 serve as
nurses. naval yOCm"n. ChaUffeurs. and
others. The replies being received show
that Large perCC mtage OF students and
graduates are ready to serve the govern
ment in some way. Members of the fac
ulty. especially. are eager for service.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

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AGAINST EVERY STRAIN 50 yUlr rupture can't
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And in ADDITION 10 constant HOLDINGi-with-
cut which yOU get WELL. even get
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unless constantly HELD TOGETHER in addition
TO that. the Cluthe provides The ONLY WAY
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Just HOW it does thst-entir,ly ACToMATIC-
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1t has thoroughly proved its merits that many
physicians in all Iarts Of the country now recon-
mend it instead Of advising operation.
No BcIt-No Leg-Straps-No Springs
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There are 81 many wrong ideas about rupture that
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This remarkable book-cIoth bound IO4 rases-is
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Ii shows why depending elastic spring
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It exroscs the humbug appliances. methods.
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1t explains the dangers Of operation. And shows
You Why il you manage to live thruuEh it, you may
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And it tells all about the famous Cluthe Auto
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The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

While war clouds hang menacingly
over the nation. more than 900 American
women In all parts of the country are
preparing for the second encampment
of the First National Service School in
this city. beginning April 16 and lasting
until May &c
Recognizing the value of the work. the
government has turned over a twenty
seven acre tract on the Conduit road.
within the National Capital limits. and
there the women, representing every
State in the Union will assemble in the
largest women's camp ever Established.
FCr twenty days. in two groups, they
will live under military discipline. sleep
in army tents and receive instruction for
national service under doctors and nurses
of the American Red Cross and nom
commissioned officers of the army
1t is expected that President Wilson,
members of the Cabinet and high army
and navy officials will attend the opening
of the encampment.
The National Service School has been
Incorporated by members OF it's national
committee in order to prevent any unwise
deviation from the pan worked out BY
experts and the ton. the
exploitation or any improper use OF its
name.
schools to BE Numbered.
Charters and numbers will be granted
TO schools organized in :arious parts of
the country that agree to meet the quail
fications and requirements of the COM
mittee
The National Service School committee
includes some If the most distinguished
American women. The members of the
committee give unsparingiJ of their time
and effort to the work. On the general
committees are the names of more Than
500 women vitality interested in its success
The committee is as follows:
Honorary Commandants: Mrs. George
Dewey. widow of the Admiral of the
navy who is president of the Woman's
section of the Navy League; Mrs. Hugh
l.. Scott wife of the Chief OF Staff of the
United States army: Mrs. George Bar
nett. wife of the Maj. Gen. comman ndant
of the United States Marine Corps and
Mrs. Gibson Fahnestock, of Washington
and Newport: chairman and comman-
dant. Miss Elizabeth EIlicott Poe; sec
retary and treasurer. Mrs. John Callan
IO'Loughlin. Members of the committee:
Mrs. Henry F. Ashurst, wife of the Sem
ator from Arizona; Mrs. James NJ. Thom-
son. daughter of the Speaker of the
House of Representatives. and Mrs.
Champ Clark: Mrs. Sidney Ballou. Mrs.
Richardson Glover. Mrs. James Carroll
Fraser, Mrs. Charles L. Hussey. Mrs.
Julian James. Miss Natalie Sumner Lin
coin. Mrs. Edward McCauIey. Jr.: Mrs
James Fl. Oliver. Mrs. Alexander Sharpe.
sr.. Mrs. Richard Wainwright, Mrs
Henry G. Sharpe, wife of the quarter
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
Army and Navy News
Best Service Column I'm civ,

Inc quartermaster general of the arrnv
mas awarded contracts for the construc-
.ion OF cabtonments along the Mexican
Doruer Tor the accommodation of troops
OF the regular army in that section,
ABOUT $4,000 will be expended in the
purchase Of material and the construc-
uon OF barracks and storehouses tina,
will shelter the men and their s,,pnIies
OF about half OF the force it is planned
70 MAINTAIN in Texas. The new construc-
uon VIII be mostly at Fort Bliss and at
points west of that station,
IL Is estimated that the shelter will
serve the purposes Of the army in Texas
Tor period of three years. The original
estimate contemplated about twice as
much In the way of construction to cost
more than H.oO0,OOO, but the War De-
partment could not spare from its avail
able funds for the current fiscal year a.
larger allotment than Is now being an
piled. to this purpose
Considerable difficulty has been encount-
cred in the installation of an under
water pipe line between Oakland, Cal,
and Yerba Buena Island, in San Francis
co Bay, to supply water to the naval
training station, according to word re-
cefved by the Navy Department.
For some years the government has had
a contract with the Southern Pacific Rail-
road by which pipe line, extending from
one of the piers of that company, has
supplied water for the station. This con-
tract expired. and it became necessary
for the Navy Department to make some
other arrangement. and this was done by
the award Of contract for the new equip-
ment at cost of about $4,000. The dim
culties which have been encountered are
such as will be easily overcome in the
opinion of experts, although they have
operated to delay the completion Of the
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
PLAN BABY EXHIBIT.

The board OF lady managers OF the
Florence Crittenton Hope and Help Com
mission are making arrangements for n
baby exhibit to be held during Holy
Week. Among the ladies in charge of
the undertaking are Mrs. Thomas f.
Robertson, the acting president; Mrs w.
S. Corby. Mrs. A. S Douglas, Mrs Eu-
gene Stevens. Mrs. Myron Story. Mrs.
William McNulty, Mrs r. II. Gravatt,
Mrs. A. p. Clark. jr,. and Mrs. Thomas
B. Kramer
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
ACCEPT COLLEGE "DIPS"
FOR NAVY COMMISSIONS

Twenty-Five existing vacancies in the
rank of assistant paymaster in the navy
will be filled by graduates of military
colleges. 1t was announced at the Navy
Department yesterday. In lieu of an ex-
animation. the diplomas OF military col
leges to be designated by the War De-
partment will be accepted
An examination of candidates to fill
other vacancies I'm the grade of assistant
paymaster will be held for enlisted men
and pay clerks April 20. Details may be
secured from the Bureau of Navigation
of the Navy DeDar artmcnt
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
Don't Buy Anything For Rupture
without Privilege of Thorough Tes
Only Thing Good Enough
To stand n 6O-Day Test

Well make YOU guaranteed rupture holder
make it 10 your measure-and let you give a
Thorough g. day ttst.
II il cannot lie made to keep your rupture from
coming ont or from bothering YOU any way. no
matter how hard you work strain-f it doesn't
prove every claim make-thcn it wont Crst You
q single TCrry.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

Bexofflcio members of the board. but the
first three named will give their whole
time to the work
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
Sec What Ii Does

Tins guaranteed rupture holder the famous
Cmthe is made absolutely lTinciple
1t is far MORE than Just q truss.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

It's hard 10 make them hold. even when drawn
tight that they scarcely give q minutes peace.
They SIMPLY = cIrSe to wear.
And because they nearly always let their victims
get all the time. they are yearly forcing
thousands Of people into rlking their lives by
undergoing operation.
These unscentifc makeshifts cause 50 much misery
and such shameful waste of money that the law
should pit stop to their sale.
Don't Buy Anything For Rupture
without Privilege of Thorough Test
There's only one reason in the world why YOU or
snv one else gets saddled up with good for
nothing makeshifts-
Its simply because you truSt to a mere Try on or
hasty examination instead Of first making thorough
test
A Truss or so-called appliance" may SEEN all
right when first Try it and afterward prove
utterly worthless.
The only way can ever make sure OF exactly
that yon are getting is By SIXTY DAYS TRIAL
a thorough day -after-day test.
And theP's only thing Of any kind whatever
for rupture that you can GET such a long trial
Only one thing GOOD ENOUGH to STAND such
long and thorough test
That's our GUARANTEED rupture holder.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
Constipation ssi;.s:se:.. Ms.s:se:
Dr.. ChaSe,S Liver Tablets

Make the liver active. bowels regular without pain
gpng relieve sick headache and that blcated feeling
after eating. purify the blood and clear the conpexon
Large box. enough TO last q month. 2sc.
Dr. Chass Co. IA N. 1eth g.. Philadslphia, Ps,
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01

Wireless messages are being sent
and received at a speed of more than
100 words minute by an Enslish inven-
tors apparatus.
The Washington herald., 1917-04-01
Law Should Stop Sale
Of Elastic and Spring Trusses

Such Misery-CausIng Makeshifts Are
the Ruptured Mans Worst Enemies
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9ie gertpalfmms non
arDnftabt
lle6! ole Junitionen elmer uaab6dn'
siseu Resieruns aus.
Ga tpurbs Elm gsrtpaltrngsrutb oo
30 Tlitsli,btrH eineeiest.
llab bic 506ife 2luturitdt l6er b.r
sarpeH Diitritt
Rubt IN ben 56nben zines Golbaten.
unb 4rbeit.r parlaments Don
318 Rttslieberu.

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BON, Z. Suni. = 9ie ie5efioniftd3
@erpaltung in Hrouftabt tit ieBt ooli'
fidnbis organiiirt unO iibt ale Der
paltunss Junt.ionsn einer unG6-
bdngigsn ResierunJ aus.
Der 9erpaltunss sRhtb befttbt aus
breibig piitsliebern. barunter 3pdH'
sia Solodtsn uH5 Wsutroisn; Der Ret
beItebt aus glrbiiiern, odruuisr aud
cine Grau. unb ie einsm 9srtrster Der
lotalsn io3iaIiftii6en Orgauiiationen.
Die b09fte @utoritdt ruN in ben
5dneen zines parlameHts Don Bis
Iitalishern, bic bon ben Solodten
Rairoien unb qr6sitern sspdblt nur'
ben. Sn bemfslbeu iiBen au4 ie bret
9ertreter Der fosiaIiitii6en Orsaniiu'
ticnen ioipie brti Ga6rit ar6eiterin'
ntn. bic iid aIs entbuiiaftii4e propd'
eanbiiiinnsn aus5sifuen. Jn ben alI'
gemeiu poIitiibeu Grneeu bdbeu oi'
fpsialen ReDolutionGre bic O6erbdno
sic ite5en Don alien auberen Jaitio'
nsn ben gaueru om ndffteu, bu BIZ
msiItsn bon ibnsn ous biei.m Stano'
beriommsn. lin berrI6Ti9tige fiji
Si. Srsibeit ssfdbrIi6e Girssiperio'
Hsn aussui9dIten, bat bic Resieruns
tsine Winiitsr.
Den bsrifi,osnen Departments
fieten apmmifionsn Dor, otren eint
seIns RiteIieber alsiae Ro4t bdben
gs in eine aommiFion Fir Wsilttdrf
Gneslepenbeiien pOrbanben. cine Iol6
fir alleemeins aou.roas unb cine fiil
eie 5ffentIiten Qusanben. Die Rtl
eitrune sisbt cine offi3ieae 3situu:
bsraus. in iplefer bic garlamsntss De
Bate unb onosre Ra9ri9t.n per5f,
flniliht iperoeu.
Der 9i,eprGiiosnt, Elm frii5er.r ge-
irpbnlider Splhnt. uno anoere 5ihi
rsr ersldrtsn .inen 0ertretsr Der MI
puH. e.ssniibsr oas prceramm FIJI
aronftobts fo5iale uuo poIitiite Re
esuerntion.
pssI,i4 Der giisprdFS.us eli
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$4,000 0eiangene
6aben bic Oeit.rrei6er felt benz Il.
Rai an Der itaiieuiiden SroEt
eena6t.
Ssit Wontas aIIetn 25s OTi3iere unb
ms5r dIs 10000 glonu.
Die StuIisner MAIDEN ber3tpeifeIte,
aber osrseblide 4nitrenguussn,
Die am Wpntng berIoreneu pOfitiot
nsn pisberjugspinnen.

Bien, 7. Suui. usbsr 9onbou.
Die am RittDo6 erIaHene pffi5isue
9stoHRtmahunJ uber bic greigniie
dui oem EriessidnuplaS entbGlt bic
RittbeiIung, bdb in ben IeBteu brst
5ageu msbr nls 10000 Stalieuer in
0itsrrei6iihe GddHgenidaft gerietben.
Die getanntmatuug Ioutet pie folgt;
.SsitIitsr ariegsitaupIab; Nm Der
Situ3 Strdbe i'm n0rbIiheu Rumd=
nisn, 6rah Elm i9lpa6er 2lHsriff Oes
Jeinoss in rHitrem Sperrfeuer sus
idmmen. QbasIsben oaoon, fanoen Hur
an siuigen pIiBsH t!eine SuIaHtsries
gsisfts itutt.
rStaIieniiter SriegsIhaupIaB: Der
5etno erI6opite Fh am Ulittpo6 nit
pergebIidsn Qhgriffsn Spiiheu oem
8ippn6 S6al unb Der See, Die ben
I3ped ba6en iollts, bic Risbsrlaee Die=
Der aut gu MAIDEN. bic Die StaIieuer in
BEN lebteR Sa9su nuf benz Gario Piu-
teau erlitten. glae feinoIihsn 2lngriffs
bra6en uuter 'ltiersm 5euer 5uiams
men. llnisrs 5,uppsn sritiirmteu cine
psitere anh6bs Eel Samiano uno be-
6aupteten ole erobsrteu poiitionen gee
gen iebr beitigs 9egendugriffe.
Den borlduiigsu Welounser Sus
iolge 1T bic 3lbl Der in ben leBten
3ugen ssfdngsn ssRommensn StaIiss
ner ouf 256 Sffisisre, einiaiiebli6
BON bier StabsofFi3isrsn, unb 10000
aPonn aeiiiegeR. Gins gluSabI italient'
i6er Regimeuts- purbs fuit OolI;dbIig
sefaueen eenommeu uno bic gidun=
i5aften paren uHpsrpunoet. go ). ..
oas Sc. Reg. nit 26SS Tunn, oas 60.
Reuimsnt nit 1892 Wanu uno bas
n Rssimeut nit 1881 Wtoun. Die
griaooen BON gsroun, Snrntus, bug
lien uuo glncpna, gu 6eusn bieie Resis
msnter aeh6rttn. ipurbsn pollftduoig
psrni6tet. Su sinem sunnsn bel Gan
9iuoonni purSe Elm grobes 6eIos
boIpftol erbsuts.. 9as S6lnhtfelo II
nit bsn asiasn Der StaIisner bsidt,
An Der moaSbsIIsn RaAt BON
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Sslieserleutnamt gbdier
Wel9er 80 9lropIane berdbi9oB, I'm
2ufttauPi: sst0biet.

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bon. Cine Itpsiae aus Srefclo in
Der Rbeinsp proDiu3 beiast, baB Seuts
nant S6dfsr, Der 6etunnte oeutite
yIisser, ipel6er por aurSem ieiuen
80. slsropIan bera5iaob. bei siEsuI
aampfe NIT britii4sn 5lisssrn ss'
iDbttt fpurbe.
premi.r RabosIopoffnaa a
Berlin absereiit.
Sofia, iibsr 9onbOn. Z. Suui.
Der qrsmisr RaoOsIppoff ift am
Mittpod nnt Berlin ab1ereiit. 5n
i,insr gesieituna 5sfinbsn iit Der
ghei bes pripatia5insts oss a0ui9s
1erbinano uno Der Sirettor Der to'
nisIi6er S6uI.. Der qremier Miro
.iih nn5 ben 9rufersn5sn in Berlin
in bos 9aaptauartisr gum aaiisr bee
estsu.
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Wdbr.nb bic 3abl Der italisniidsn
Gsfansmen felt bsm IL. gsai
auf 1900 seFisssn III.
Jn Der Champagne nebmen bic Seiit'
i&sn lDsitere fran56iii4s po'
--r - fftiuuHu- u----------s------'--'---i
-miDmn
Mber ,Deitsr i'm RprbeH, an Der belsi'
sii9eu Gron.
Sab.u bic griieE cine ntue iorsfdliie
borbGsitsts SffsHiioe besOuusu.

Berlin, 7. Juni. lsber aonbon.
Geuti6e 9ruppea baben nm Wliitpo9
franaoii4e pOiittonen an einer JrOnt
Don beindbe elmer unb elmer biertel
Uleile on bem Gbsmin bes Danes,
iiiblia bon parsHp GiIaiH, an Der
2lisns. trfiirmt, ME bns beutids sro'
Be SauptquI1tier ansetiiHoiet. Ste
@etanutmuduHs lauiet ME foIgt:
.armeegruppe oss Sronprin5en
Ruppre9t: 3tpiId,n Dp.ru uno 2lrs
meHtisr.s tO6.e bic grtilerisidln4t
ununi.rbrOten felt Rittipo9. Triib
ON 9ouneritag WorgeH begnnn bic
S6lntt in Jlanoern nit allsr Sefs
tisisit NIT sninntsris ansriifsn Der
9riien, nahOsm bisis pOrber elm ms
itniipts Srommelfsusr unterbnlteH
unb Ninn m grobem Nabitab baiten
aufili.ssu InfIsn. 9lu4 bom Ga goiIes
4anal Bis on eos iiibli6e llfer Der
Scarps finbsn auberoroeutIid seftiss
4rtileriegefe9te itott. Bel 5ulua.
Coos, Suebin unb Rptur purbeu
itaris britiI6e 2fnsriffs, bic am Wor'
gen Dor 5asssaHbrud stma4t ipIr'
ben. nbgsidlngsn.
.armeesrupps b.s beutIdeu arcHs
prinJen: aur5 rd&bem bic uieoers
rbeiniifsn Giiii.isrs nab einem BETTE
gen Sanbssmsnse sjut an3abl Gefans
gen. aus frau3oiliG.u Gribeu on Der
pieicnsS Soup Qanbitrabe btraussefoIt
unb oi. auimeriInmisit oes Jeinoes
auf Sieisn 9l6idnitt sslsnit bnttsn,
bemGttisten iih 5heils pnn Wsinir'
ger Sonnopsrdniiben, S6Iesuis,
SoIf,inii6en unb granbeHburssr Rss
eimtntsru feinnlidsr poiiiior.u an
b.m ebemin bes DANES. iiiolia bon
porsusp yilnin. On elmer 1rout bon
beinabs stpei SiiOmetern.
.Sn ipirtTnmtr Dsife BON uuitrer
nriilsris, unIersn Ninsniperfern une
elpiatiisrn unieritiisi. uno BON 9rnp'
pen bes 7. Sturm gdtaiLIous be'
elsitei, ens i9 in ben Isbi,u paor no.
den niebsrboIt nussssei4ust bat, sr-
obertsn oi. sruppsn trob febr beftiasn
0ib,rfanSss b,s GsinDes bic Stel'
lunasn, bi, su nebmen fe gefsbl er'
bdIf,n tdttsn. Die sroberieu pofitio.
neu ipurben nnfbsr in beFtigr Deif'
ben Der feinSlifsn artilIerie bsfhof.
Zen, unb es Duroen itnrts Gtsen.
ongriffe duf lie s.mn6t. bic BIB tn oi.
Ratt biusin bautrtsn. db.r ale obse'
idlae,n ipurbeH.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-08
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