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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
|OuCE To WATER USERS

ErICE To WATER USEtS.-|
Pate Engineers office. Salt Lake
~. Utah. Aug. 80. 1917, Notlc- I'll
suhy given that John n, itomluo
~ ". l.. TidWell. whose postutfice
itrrHs b. Wellington. Utah, has made
Pplichtion In accordance with the
quIfements of the Compiled Laws
Utah. 1907. nH amended by the Scs-
'm Laws of Utah. 1893, 1871 and
&iiS. a. appropriate three 60 cubic
~ of water per second from Coal
fsok, Carbon county, Utah, said
tisf viii be- diverted at a point which
- iG0o feet north and 1909 feet east
thr southwest corner Of See, -.
Up ~ South. Range II East, salt
AXE base and meridian, ana conveyed
means OF a ditch for a distance of
100 feet ana there used from March
|eh a. September a0th, inclusive, ot
|aeh year, 90 irrlgate 2l0 acres OF
md embraced In the east-halt of the
aTheast quarter of Sec. ~ ana
ne west half of the northwest
aAfter of See. ~, TWP. II south,
ahge ~ East, and part OF
Ne southeast quarter of the south
Pes quarter and the southwest quar-
II OF the southeast quarter of Sec.
.
AXE base and meridian, This appli-
alton h designated Ia the state en-
|ibseTs office as No. g208. All pro-
ssts against the granting Of said APP
Il lcaliOu. stating the reasons there
. of. must be made by affidavit In dup
cate, accompanied by Zee Of t2,bO'
NJ filed In this office within thirty
iel days after the completion Of the
lblication of this notice. q, =. Me-
II ohAGLE, State Engineer.
Date of first publication Sept, T.
III date of completion OF publlca-
on oct \, 1917.
NOTICE. no WATER USERS
,Ale Engineers office, Salt Lake
ny Utah. Aug, 20. 1917. Notice y
efeby given that the Watts Coal
ompany, with Its principal office al
AT Lake city. Utah, has made APP
'leAuon In accordance with the re-
.femcnts Of the Compiled Laws OF
an 1907, as amended BY the Session
ave NJ Utah, 1903, 1911 ana 1919
appropriate one-fifth N-b) OF a
eond-toot Of water from sprine
va In Carbon county. Utah. said
anr viii be collected at point
uieh bears south ~ degrees ~ min
. aNNN wv AANNA
AZ corner OF Sec. i6, Twp. 10 South
ahge Fast. Salt Lake base and
aendian, from where il will be con-
yea by means OF pipeline Tor q
4snnce Of $500 feet and there used
'om January LIST 10 December 3lst
.,lusiNe, of each year. for domesu'
aa municipal purposes. This appli'
uon Is designated In the state en-
'heeTs office as No. 73iO. All pro
! ~ against the granting OF said ap'
UA'ion, stating the reasons therefor
asR be made by affidavit In dnpll
.e' accompanied by a fee OF $3.50
,ssa Tiled In this office within thirt,
~ Gays after the completion OF th'
sSess1hcation OF this notice. q. =. Nc
eagle, State Engineer.
/ late OF first publication Sept, !
/ - date OF completion OF puollca
W Oct 8. 1917.
The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21

Complete legal blank stock at Salt
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The Sun. [volume] (Price, Utah) 1915-1932, 1917-09-21
ucr To WATER USERS y,

XUtlE III NNIIH NNtNNs-
||,,s Engineers office. salt Lake
M Utah. Aug 30. 1917. Noticc IL
.ishy given that Alma Peterson q
vhuro postoffice address IL sunny
| T.. Utah. have made application In
| rordanrr with the requirements 81
Complied Laws Of Utah. 1907. ne
ended by the Session Laws uf Utah.
10. 1911 and 1915. to appropriate
1 ~ and onc-haif Ga CuhiC-fcpt ~
|l,rr per second from Trail creek
|rhon cnunty. Utah Said water viii
diverted at point which lies
/ si feet east and 1900 feet north 81
J. southwest quarter 1T See. 2. Twp.
, South. Range ~ East. salt Lake
y and meridian. ana conveyed by
ans ~ a ditch Tor = distance uf
/ 10 feet ana there used from March
- a. November 3Oth. inclusive. ~
n year. To- irrigatc 400 acres uf land
|-bmrrd In the south hair ~ the
-ihvcst quarter 81 S"v. .. the west
4 NJ the northwest quarter and the
rthwrst quarter 81 the southwest
lftsf ~ Soc. ~. the northeast quar-
/ n the southeast quarter. the south
~ or the southwest quarter. the
|fthciat quarter 81 the southW eHt
after aud the northwest quarter Of
, southeast quarter ~ See. 10, town
~ aud range aforesaid. A. much ~
~ water 49, may be- necessary VIII
usrd during the entire year Tor do
|isir purposes. This notice H. drsig.
Nd In the state engineer office
! No. 1895. All protests against
J. granting Of said application. stat
y The reasons therefor. must bc made
affidavit In duplicate, accompanied
a Zee of s2.50. and filed In this Of
~ within thirty t3Ol days after the
mpiciion of the publication ~ this
iioc. q. =. McOONAuLE. State
agincrr
Date of first publication Sept. Z,
|ili. date 81 completion of puhlica'
10 Oct. \. 1917.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
Plots TO Monopolize
Beef Business Of New
Zealand BY Americans

{; wellington, New Zealand, Septic
rhe operations of American Packing
companies represented in New Zealand
are a last under official investigation
The special committee OF Dominion
house OF representative that Is chars-
ed with inquiry into the activities of
the so-called American Meat Trust
bias held its first session.
The investigation In the outcome Of
months Of cutlery and agitation in
New Zealand by Farmers orgariza-
lions. politicians and newspapers. Per-
haps thesmost determined and, euerget-
&c assailapt of the american Packers"
has been w. d. Lysnar. Ex-Mayor of
Gibsorne. and prominently identified
with New Zealand refrigerating con-
Germ.
The general charge against the
american Meat Trust Is that II is
Burreptitiously taking advantage of the
abnormal conditions due to the war
to gain control of the New Zealand
meat trade for after-the-war purposes,
ana that 1t is allied with shipping
ring which manipulates meat freights.
The committee of inquiry intends
Hrst to confer with departmental OH
ciaIs and then to take the evidence OF
representatives of refrigerating plants
5ust before the first meeting Of the
committee, of which he is a member
the Prime Minister, William r. Massey
said of the investigation:
I'VE are going to inquire into the
position to the very bottom 1t may be
necessary to continue the investigation
after this session of Parliament in
which case the committee will be con.
etituted royal commission
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
Fear For Fortune
Of Chinese Leader
Recently Deposed

T1en-stin, Sept. 24.-Many wild ru-
mors have been circulated in T5en-tsin
concerning plots to- steal the great
wealth which the family of General
Chang Hsun, the deposed military
leader. is supposed to have stored in
this city.
Fabulous reports have been circule-
ted concerning Chang Hsurl's fortune.
1t has been estimated at sums VARYING
from $10,0o0.000 to 500, 600. 900
Many precautions were taken to
protect the home of Chant Hsun in
the German concession. after reports
were circulated of the possible at
tempt to plumber his establishment A
gunboat was ordered to steam up the
river, and make ready to direct ma.
chine guns against any raiding party
which might attempt to enter the gen.
erals home.
A resourceful official entrusted
with the protection Of Chang Hsun,s
residence posted placards on all the
gates. announcing that it was an of.
lice for the collection of taxes.
After all these precautions had beer
taken, it was discovered that Chans
Hsun's wives and other relatives werf
really not in their home in the Ger.
man concession, but had sought omar.
tiers in the British concession witbo1,
advising Chinese officials.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
HUNGRY FOOD DICTATOR.

When the food dictator of a nation
goes hungry it is safe 10 saw that
those to whom he dictates are hum
grier still. 1t has just become known
that Herr Batocki, former German
food dictator, went hungry when he
was in office and lost 35 pounds in
weight, which Is a lot to lose. even In
Germany where, instead of saving:
Good morning, how are you ?' when
you meet a friend on the street. vow
say: Good morning, how naanJ
pounds have you lost" At the begin
ming of his term Batocki needed mo
food card, as he was supposed to be
sufficiently wealthy to provide for
himself. But food parcels sent him
from his country estate repeatedly
were stolen. Of parcel of butter
sent from the country he once receiv-
| ed only the box, on which was written,
| Hold out on that, you blackguard."
After this incident the food dictator
applied for a set of ordinary citizens
|. food cards. Later he became i'll and
| his physician ordered diet contain
ing more fats, to which Batocki re-
| piled, ct am glad it is no worse It is
only the popular complaint-under-
| feeding" Batocki was not overpopu-
| lar with his staff because, being a
hard worker himself, he insisted upon
his subordinates performing CORES
/ ponding number of tasks. He retired
: to private life preparatory to Joining
! a cavalry corps, in which he holds the
i rank of captain.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
Dutch Cattle Men
Feel Hardship Of
Restricted Imports

The Hague, Netherlands. Sept. IA
Gloomy pictures are being drawn here
of the agricultural outlook in Hol-
fodder exports from America The
acuteness of the position has become
enhanced by poor hay crop. and the
small farmer in particular is faced
with the greatest difficulties.
According to the well-informed ag-
ricultural correspondent OF the Nj
euws Van De Dag. cattle-breeders are
in great distress and cattle are grow
| ing lean in the meadows. Pfg-fatten-
ing has come to a standstil1. IF the
supplies Of fodder and fertilizers are
stopped" he writes, "cattle- breeding
and agriculture win go to rack and
ruin.
IF the world-market be closed to
us-and this Is what happens If we
cannot export to Germany-agricul-
fture and naarket-gardening will re-
ceive- their death-blow, ana not only
farmers but the whole nation will suf-
fer. The financial status of the coun-
try population will decline Many OF
the small farmers have already reach
ed the limit Of their financial capacity
and are ON the verge of absolute i'm
lpoverishment. Matters have come to
| such pass that the cattle have to be
sold at half their original price. There
goes the farmers working capital, to-
i gether with the profits. The whole
nation is face to face with a bad win
tier"
! The downcast Dutch farmer Is
meanwhile advised. by one fellpw-ag-
triculturist to feed his cattle on willow
ltwigs asserting that the willows are
readily eaten by cattle, and that the
animals thrive on them. sIt saves g
great deal of hay" he asserts, land il
the cattle do not become fat-on the
CONTRARY, they become a little tstringy'
they are perfectly healthy and
strong. That shows. too, in the calves
they bear. Small, wiry. strong calves
are borne by cows that have eaten q
i lot of wood
An official report just issued shows
THAT nearly $4,000 acres less land Ii
under crop this year than in 1916
doubt1essly owing to the shortage OF
fertilizers. There is an increase Of the
area under grain, but this is like 6
drop in the bucket compared with the
oversee imports.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
Balkan Conference
Restores Fleet To
The Grecian Navy

Athens, Sept. g4-The Greek flag
has again been saised over the Greek
navy, Greek officers and crews are
aboard. and the navy has resumed it's
Independent status after year Of mer-
ger with the Entente fleets. This APP
plies to the twenty-five warships of
the light squadron, consisting of des-
troyers, gunboats and light cruisers,
ana also the battleshfps, chief Of
which are the Lemnos and Kilish,
formerly the American battIeships
Idaho and Mississippi
This change back to Greek control
lis one OF the results of the recent Bal
kan conference at Paris, when the all
lied military and naval activities were
confined to the Salonilzi region, while
the new yenizelos regime was
strengthened by entrusting to it the
military and naval control Of lower
Greece. The Entente troops were
rapidly withdrawn from all these
southern sections, and at the same
time the Entente crews turned over
the warshfps to their Greek comman-
ders.
It was last October that ex-King
Constantine's military and naval ac-
tfvities were considered by the Entente
allies as such a menace In the rear Of
their Sa1oniki expedition that allied
control should be applied. On the
light squadron there was a change OF
flags and crews, and the ships went
to Salontki where they Joined the al
lied squadron. The battleshfps Lem
nos and Kf1ish remained at the arse
nal near here, but had some of the
vital parts removed SO as to render
them incapable Of doing any damage
h1y e,,% - a,S
A crowd Of several thousand Greek
officers and their partisans gathered
in front of the American Legation at
the time. trying to have the America.
minister intervene, which he stern1f
refused to DO as being a matter entire
1y outside his functions The Arneri-
can auth critics are satisfied this DEM
onstration was planned by the then
existing government for political effect
to create the impression that Ameria
can sympathy was gainst the Entente
allies. It failed Of that effect, and
thereafter the delegations Of agitators
had to bear requestfron the Ministry
Of the Foreign Affairs before being re-
ceived at the American Legation.
Now that the navy is again in Greek
hands there is prospect that the light
squadron may plan a considerable
role against the submarine activities
of Central Powers in the eastern Med
iterranean and the Aegean. Tt Is said
that more losses have occurred in this
section than in any field Of submar-
Inc activity, but chiefly in coasting
vessels. The Greek naval patrol is
very active, not only against the SUBJ
marines. but in seeking out the many
bases where they hide among the is
lands and take on their supplies of
gasoline and food.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
FACING HARDSHIPS.
AGED COUPLE TAKE
THEIR OWN LIVES

Unable because of their advanced
years to be self-supporting and dread
ing a winter of poverty and hardship,
William Henrickson, 70 years, and
his wife. Mary Henrickson, Is years,
stuffed the cracks in doors and win
dows of their home after locking
themselves safely inside and turned
on the gas.
Callers at their room, 1852 Han
cock avenue, alarmed by their failure
to obtain any response 70 their knocks
On the door broke into the room, find
ing the couple early yesterday morn
ing with hands c1asped in death.
The couple have number OF
grandchildren living in Bridgeport.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
"BLACK WATCH TO VISIT

The Fifth Royal Highlanders,
known as 1.-THE Black Watch" of
Canada, is to visit this city in the i'm
mediate future. Arrangements to
have the city act as host on the occa-
sion are now being made by e. F. L.
Sturdee of the Canadian recruiting
committee with Mayor Wilson.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
DRAFT STATISTICS
Quotas called 30 arms examination and probable calls
for in Bridgeport Districts with other informa
ton to registered men.
FIRST DIVISION
(EEst, Second and THIRD votin

Total Division Registration 577e First draft takes
452 Certified to District Board 55s. Called for
animation, 1850 Exempted ind Industrial and depen-
1872 found So GO
called WIN probably call another 100 for examinations
Samuel M Gar1ick, examining physician Telephone Bar
1853. Examining place and office Y. M. G. A. build
ing, 1888 Main street.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
SECOND DIVISION
(Fourfh and Firth Voting Districts


Total Division Registration soo7 First draft takes
$50. Called for examination $50 Claimed exemption
approximately 50 per cent. Aliens about 275 Rejected
at Aver first per cent rs per cent Gone to Aver 1t3
Going October T. 400. Last call 81 men. Will probably
not call more for examination Government demanded
eight re-examnations of exempted Judge John s.
Field examining physician. Office State and Broad
streets. Tel. Barnum 1165.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
THIRD DIVISION
sixth and Seventh Voting Dfstz'

(Sxfh and EeVenth Votafg Dstf1cts)
Total Division 6O7 First draft takes 373
Called for examination 21OO Exempted and discharged
about 40 per cent. Aliens found So per cent to
Aver az To go October T. 49, Will call for exanin-
alton Sept &c. Zoo order numbers io1 to 1880
inclusive Sanford Stoddard, chairman; Archer G. Vince
ler secretary; Dr. D. Mccarthy, examining physician
Office seventh floor Of First-Bridgeport National Bank
building Tel. Barnum 584.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
LOSS OF APPETITE.
LOSS OF WEIGHT,
SLEEPLESSNESS ETC.

A~4@sJ@A / S93<z5Gs rRoisb.l -.
are all overcome by RecuperfAhs, fhev
are made after the foznauta Of Dr.. ~
bert Robin, the famous French pSly1a-
clan, and are being used very largely
In Paris and other DHropean capi4a1s
When taken for a short wf1z1e shsy4
VIII give positive relief in all caDes Of
nervous exhaustion, rnezntal depressfDnY i
lack vitality. general debility, ano-
mia, etc. J.
The Gtycerophosprates Of which
Recupertabs are composed, contain
the. element necessary to overcome
these conditions. They are, now being
prescribed and recommends by7naany
physicians IN this and foreign. coun-
tries as the best, quickest and surest
nerve and blood tonic that they know
Of.
Recupertabe are for. sale aAsan drug
stores at soc and $1-oe per packasec
or Will be sent direct upon receipt OF
price. -.
Curtis Chemical Co. mo. 414 west
23rd st., New York. Distributed m
Bridgeport and vic1ntty5ty J. D. Hard
gan, No. 81 Fairfield Aveuue-A6v.
Ri tn
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
FOURTH DIVISION
eighth and Ninth Voting Distr.


Total Division Registration, 4774. First draft takes
1885, Called for examination, $500. Gone to Aver 49,
Going October 154 Aliens found, about 80 per cent
Another examination not probable. Edward s. Spargo
chairman George M. Coughn, secretary; Dr. Daniel P
Griffin examining physician. Office Room 406 Warner
Building. Tel Barnum 1853
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
BOYS, CLUB TO OPEN

The formal opening Of the Bridge
port Boys club in THIS city for its
Both season of work. including ath-
tetics. instruction and general uplift
will occur tonight at z o'clock in the
Cuba rooms. Miss Lena Turney. SUI
perintendent, will have charge of the
program.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
TO ELECT OFFICERS

The annual election of officers of
the Queens Daughters will be held at
s O'Clock on the evening of Friday,
Sept. 20.
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
The University School
$50 Fairfield Avenu,

2eTH YEAR BEGINS-S SEPT. "a.
elementary and advanced subjects
EVERY boy given special attention.
Experienced teachers; thorough work
shorter courses; no red tape; athfetios.
Telephone, Barnum 642 L2sassa
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
FIFTH DIVISION
(Tenth and ]

Eleventh Voting Dstricts1
Total division Registration 4,323 First draft takes
348 Called for examination $3.50 Gone to Aver, 1855
To go October T. 49, Aliens found approximately 60
cent Another examination not probable James Coul-
ter chairman Frank P Day. secretary Dr. j. Formchella
examining physician Office East Main and Nichols SITS
Telephone Barnum 73O4-4
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
SIXTH. DIVISION

Twelfth Voting Districts,
Total Division Registration, 1882 First draft takes
s29 Called for examination, 2O87 Exempted alien
and otherwise, 1894 Gone to Aver A. To go October
1873 to call another examination for last IS
cent Will not have enough for second draft call L.
Poe chairman Albert Lavery secretary Dr. o. H Fin
Rrideeport Bank building. Tel. Noble $50
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24
Fat1e:r
, Je ms.

Contains the exact kind OF
punishment needed by those
tDho haze throat troubles and
are weak and run doUnL and
this tissue building food IS
easily taken up BIZ the system.
That is tUhy it is best for colds
and as a tonic.
No weakening siinauiants or dangerous
The Bridgeport evening farmer., 1917-09-24

Philip Laszlo, popular Hungarian
painter and well-known in America,
Is interned in England.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27

cine grobe JIo.te bon SanbsIsoams
pfsrn, 40 n0tbis ME bas Iitbe grot"
- elei1oieI pb (unb ME lange) es
cine armes in europa baIten unb pers
iprsen muB, ooer niat; sItiapisl, Oh
arisg ober sJrisbsn. limb 70 natiirli9
bas @erlonetn. ibn bic fertissefeIIten
6abr5euse ous3uliefern. fir England
fsin mag, 70 inssbiibrli9 nuB es fir
amerita iein. Wsnn Gnslanb 9meris
ia seseniiber isIbitif4e SntsrsFsn ber'
pOrfebrt unb OerfoIst. 70 TT es ame'
ritas pfli9t, feline Sonberintersfsn
mnBsebenb isin gu lnifen unb 10 biel
ipie nur n0sli6 ;u forbsrn.
Weun England segen bic Ilebers
nabme unb ben ,Betrieb" Der urs
ipriingIi3 fir britifde Rednuns in
stuftras sssebensn S8iffs ettpu pros
tsitirt. neil Is eIaubt. bab biefelben
unter omsriinniider sInsse unb un'
ter omeritnniI9tr Tiibruns ni9t 10
pi,l unb Gutss letftsn tonnten, aIs
unter britifher, bann mare Der pros
tsif Elm. llnperiddnitbsit, bic aufs
StGrfiie surii6seipisisn iptrben foll.
te. llnb lpenn @ueInnb MIR bic fpite,
re 3utunft i'm ause bat uHS barauf
bebdht 1T, iib fir bic 3eit nod BEN
arieg. cine m0gIidFt srobe Sonbelss
floite su iidsrn, 10 III eben bas Der
oenfbar itiriIte Grnnb fir Nmerito.
bic S6iffe gu bebalisn. DEM cine
rationale SGifiobrt. oi. ben nationas
len 6anbel lpenieIisns sinistrmaben
moht Don frsmosr Sees
berri6aft, bas II. bns Denisiie. pas
4meri.a aIs Sri.ssfru6t erfpartet, III
bag, mas bas cmsrildnii4e Bolt for.
bert.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27

Sebuns Der aanbtpirtbI9oft bsrbdit'
nibmdbis srobe GrfpIse se6abt; es
iperben faii 600 Riitsrgiiter, bic grbbs
ten bis su 10000 Morssn. Fir Re4s
nung Der @eiiber unb susleih> fir
sSrpede bes Sesres peripnItet. Gdnfes
unb Siibnsrfarmen. ipurbsn angslegt.
gullen unb Gber sur 3u6t sinees
gefiihrt. Der sSiIhreiftbum in ben
pielen Sten bat RGufxreien, Der
ObTtteitanb Observation-Disclosures ms
aeben eerufsn. iyais iisbsis Sdsetptrs
te berarbeiten bas GpIs Der MiaiOnen
Morasn WoIb.
Dime bieI glpIiii. au trefbtn, iit
bier in 9ituuen BON Der @eripnltung
rein iadli9 unb nod beiten arGften
eearbsitst unb in bisiem einSissn Sobr
unenbli6 pisl gum gefsrn seDenbst
iporten. Seifen unosaftet briiden
bic unpermeipIihen gsgIeiterf6einun>
gen bes 9rieees aui bic gep0ltsruns.
Dor olIem auf Die ffGptiife, bic Wiits
tel aus ausldrbiiden 8ereinen in
@nfprud ntnmt, ober trobbtm unter
Wnnael unb S6euerung leibet.
Sns 3aubermittd gsasn bic pielen.
tbeiItpeiie ipobl unrermsioli6en bos
ZEN Gplasn bes arisess 1T eben nod
ni6t oefunben. Wlan pirb beffeiber
unb hofft, bnB ss penisfens ni4t
Tdblimmer tpirb.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-27
Gin sSabr beutiasr Ssrriaait
in 2itanen.
Don 2urt Trei3srrn ben
Reoen,

Infans Sttpber 1915 mar bic beut,
f6s 5rpnt i'm Often I6on 70 melt Dors
gei6oben, bab bic ruTitfdsu @ouDerr
nements SupoIti unb Milna, Elm
9ebiet etipas tIeiner aIs Oitpreuben,
unper5iisli9 beutf6er @eripoltuns uns
terItellt iperoen tpnnten. Gum Inter,
ihieb pom Deiten, mo bic bsIesten
Departments 9yrontreibs eon5 niilis
tGrif6 behanbelt perben, bat man bier
in 2itauen bic msbr biirgerli6e @ers
poltungstbdtigteit Der b.utf5en 8es
b6roen entfaItet, peun aud noturges
mdb militGrHbe @eji9tspuntte ents
I4eibenb blsiben muBtsn. Sm 9egens
idb gu 5rnntreih, no bic 8eiebuns
ui9t nur iebr balb na6 Rrisssbeginn,
fOnbern au9 70 raid erfolgts, bab bic
&ei9thiimer BEG Qonbeg, bas 9elo
ousgenommen, mod pDrbanben iparen,
bat man bier nit oiel f6pierissren
WerhGltHifen gu re9nen sebabt.
leber Elm Jabr bauerte bereits Der
aries, iiber sin Sobr pnr 2itnusn bas
OurdSugs' unb &ufmarf5lanb unses
heurer ruTfif9er 6esre, bic alles ME
5euI9refenihlpdrne tnblfrdbsn, fos
bab Der obnebin sertnge @obIifanb
fan bernihtet mar. Damn tomen Der
Riif5us unb pur ibm f9on bic pIaus
mGbige gntleerung bes gau5en 9es
bietes ben allen Wprrdtben on 1obs
rungsmtttelu, Tobfoffen unb Maf9i.
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