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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-12
MALE HELP WANTED


AwERICSS BoYf
AXE roc DOING TOUR BtTf
IN. s.s,ti. star has several fire open
inr- for 1.-Two boys ard younx men 10.
tween tho ages OF II and fs years.
afternoon work o1Y to STAR. but
chance 20 work tate aIi-day Jon. some
dandy routas opeu. too. This 10 the
tins 20 Est a good route. many 81
our carriers viii leave town for the
summer.
Call at Circulation D~par'rnsr, The star
and talk ~tth Mr. smith.
.GENUTSE PASAMAs. 81 % VALUES
for $3.50. Lundaui.t- tAiiy upstairs
clothes shop. Green Bldk. Fourth and
WIN G GREEN'S fFORMEELT
TrAcfs'sl upstairs suit shop scIin mems
is6 suits for SIS sosS THIRD ave
S1y3S1 u y q ess. lSSs 80
ss-eUslNEss OPPORTUNITIES
$500 CLEAR INCOME
Per year on a ta.seO store Investment,
should Interest you. best business oy-
portuuity on tho market. illness COM
pels sacrifice. established years.
special line. also cigars and news.
finest location. good lease see me a.
once at Fryo Hotel Ar. BECK.
FOR SALE SMALL RESTAURANT
with furnished rooms. close 20 navy
yard: good business. small rent and
lease. Price $3.50 TFopristr~ss waats
10 leave town. noyai cafe. Charleston.
Wash. Box Il.
nfACKsNITH BUMSEss, GOOD
stock. conpists equipment. hus,iing
town. farming locality. implement bus
inesz In connection. no compc ution.
Addrss. A-2t. star.
~ LIVESTOCK FOR SALE
FOR sALE-ONE BAY TEAM I YEARS
old 2.2o0 pounds VIII trade for any
Kind Or iivestoc or Ford car. Ken
o-~~~%N1N~~~ ~~~~~~~~~~~~N~~
43 LOST AND FOUND
LOBT-BLACK PURSE. WITH MONEY.
koys and papers. on Tacoma road south
OF Auburn. Liberal reward. A. Moe.
1908 n. Prospect At. Tacoma. Telo-
phone Main S0iit.
LOsT-VICINITY 18TH AND JEFFER-
con. gray and white cat. Toby. very
shy. Reward for Information. East
gst0.
LOsT-vTCINTTT 7sTH AND JEFFER-
son, gray and white cat. Toby. very
shy. Reward Please phone East $3.50.
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n HEE wo CHINESE MEDICINE co
20, James 81. Bot snd ara srd Avsa
Reafus. wash Eafabttsh@d 1904
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-12
ATToRNEYS-AT-lkW

J. ALEXANDER HtREMAN-hTroR
rsy-at-law VIVA probate matters
mortgages. notes. collections Every
thing pertaininE 70 a general law prAe-
ticc IN all courts as isscn hlcEs
Third and Jame. Elliott stse.
LEot.A MAY ulINN. WOMAN LAW
yer Consultation free. ranndeutihl
General practice Collections bls
Oriental naNdinx Man Isl.
n r scHoFF. LAWYER. ~ Downs BIZ.
fea gnd ave Consultation troo general
practice sli eases fees moderate
J. p NALL ESTABLISHED issf. 0ES
srAi practice uaEkF BidE. ses sscond
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,-MtscELLANUous ron sALu

4e--MtscELtANHous FOR SALE
fhoNoonArns otb SPECIALLY
We trade. huy, rent. repair.
Nu Ma ws.,, hhoo''p , b%GaA AZ.
ciE1WNo HOUSE,
.~--..lEsler-. Mesiesl =, i l1 =,
46-MiscELLANgous WANTED
WANTED - a.tNCH HEcuNp-iiAND
IRON pipe Ia any quantity up 60 10000
lneAl feet Apply Mr. la Nanway
lIoe L. g. Smith bids. or Eliiott
50 70 iiA FOR sood usod suijs oihsr sTii-
cles prorcrtipnatoiN MAIN 1881.
II Yut HAVE ANYTHING 10 sEtl.
oSSs> ~ SSssIt,e S@s,les * YETI ~
CHlRoPoDlST FOOT SPECIAL.
IsT
Dr. fAitkEK- Hours 10 y. mi. TO ~ IN
sun II to !. $40 Denny bldg Month
~-N~S>~-~~~~~~~~~~>
~ MAssAelNo AND BATHS
MISS BURNS MAssAot. TUnI
dsy' and evenings ONE. u. ios9
MASSAGE-Trw6,, Two, Z, AT ,.,, ,,.;.'i,s
iot'b Pike
FACIAL ANb ECAi.p MAssAdr coRNs
rcm9Ned SOS sgnoca a.. apartment .
Mlss JEW .i.-MANlcUkiNu nit,
~>J~SSS1>S~SSSSSlS~~O~oo~~~>,~ooo>
so FOR SAlE-FuRNtruRE
HOTEL RECTOR. THIRD AND cIfrp
- muSt Nhvato hsfefe July 4 Prae-
Nchllf new furniture. hos springs. felt
mattresses. bedding. dresssra. bras
ana Narnir Martin beds. chairs. tables.
rockers. parior furniture. RUGS. car.
reta, eurtsins. drAperiss. nAfa and lob
br furniture. otc,. will 30 cold FOR
very little money Prices In plain fig
nre" marked on every article sold
rlnGle pisccn or Ia larger quantities
sale begins Saturday. June 10. y a. IN.
open evenings
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81 WANTE o--FuRNiTuRE
WE hur MORE CNEp FURSfrTTRE
ara pay higher prices than any house
IN she city Phone Main gsss Seattle
Aactlon Co. geoe Second ave
SSSSSSSSS>~SS>.SSSs.~se H. Nsle 81.
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS
Or. .. y. rrH-ruYsIcfAS AND
surgeon Eruito-ufinafy and rectal al.
eases Tradrra Block. corner Third
ave. ana Aarion -. Hours a IN 10
? M evenings 20 . SUNDAYS 10
.> - ! reSes I,,lls,, Iis
IS BUSINESS PERSONALS
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b Aglls
CLEARED
just south 90 city: on highway
bottom land, spring; house burned
down owner dingustod Tho had
no tnuufAuce0 N wh cant sell
thia NO ought 60 quit
TERMS
AAsE> a SEXTON co.
lAlo tirat Ave. Elliott 6stt.
PRETTY RANCH
ono fine auto road. acres. aerrA ia
crop good aoii and fine location
e-ruom house, barn. root house ard
chicken houses. fruit and berries
hofse, wagon. tcois. chickens, alt Eoes
for Si.Ree| Can make guod terms.
scikoEpEk. .is Green nids
FINE rorsro LAND
acres. on corner county roads. 40 iotn
iuE school house and highly Improved
small ranches THIS b. a bargain nt
400 easy terms
CLIFFORD a VAN ANSDNtr. Ine.
leia fhird Ave. iot Washington ~.
THOUSANDS CF AcRrs OF PINE
LAND
Irrigated, legged Oft and general farm.
tnE Hand. along the new iineH % the
Chicago, Milwaukee q 81 Paul ny
Write or call Tor free booklets
immigration bureau G.. VI a 81 n ~
srcond av and cherry e.. seattle. wash
FOR sAiL-~io AcHEs Lo0dEp-orF
land. on wildly island. Address A-si
Z.
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GET WELL IN
NATURAL WAY

4 lice We. Chtass.
nature h~rts home
remedies successful.
~ treating stomach.
MIA sy. bladder.
rhsusnstisfn. b 4 o o 4
disorders and M anf
other siifnents %
men and omen By
usinx Chinese nature
herks
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-12
IS BUSINESS PERSONALS

The Chiue.s root.
srd herb. can
sgecsssguilr treat
all disorders 81
men and wong
y p setat Tor the
toothaehe. head
a q y .. stomach
rupture. chiit
sors throat. yet
Tow fever oil
inE PIN pies
skin. wounds abb
srets and nervous
flsaFdsrs haN
been treated sue.
cess,uiir.
SING LEE
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-12

Stall II. lbs. standard rranuiated
sugar. s4e Stall 70, fresh past.urized
milk. Sc ct. &c pit Stall rs, i5e er-
tracts. Zoe. jar rubbcrs. &c dos unool-
ored Japan tea, 800 IN. Stall SIS. olive
oil. iSc, 2so snd 500: bologna sausage.
lso ID Stall u, red beans, 100 and DC
can: a5c caisup. zoe. stan %. soot re-
mover lbc and e5e pkg: granite kettle
cement. Csc. gss plates, seas, stall as
veal stew. Ice ~ boiling beef, IsNc III.
Stall SO. fresh Columbia river shnd, CSC
each; tips. Sc H.. hallbut. lbs. a5c.
Stall 1903, rice. 2h lbs, 25e. lbs rolled
oats. abc; cluster raisins, Ice ID.
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LOTS FOR SALE

" LOTS FOR SALE
SEVEN Lors ~ WEsr SEATTLE. 1888
each. tis down and g. per mouth
Phone owner capitol 1855
~~~>~s~~-~~~~N~~~~~~~~~~ ~~~~>~~~~~~~-~~~~~
10 HOUSES FOR SALE
JUST FURNISHED 49, GROOM nrS-
raluw three blocks fresu ballard hish
school. Dot .0siee Price " .tse: easy
i.rms Phone osner. capitol itss.
NoCR RENT MONEY Will nUY
home from Adams a. Fanntieroy. IVES,
Nss
--~~~S~D~-~~~~~~~~~S~~~
23-hoUsES uNF. FOR RENT
f-RooN MODERN HOUSE AT GREEN
Lake. between two car lines. large
yard ard fruit trees keuveed i,iT.
nuNOALows FOR RENT BY ADAMS
az FsuutivFuV West Gss
24-APARTMENTs. FURNISHED
Ef4FRlEpA. isas QUEEN ANNE AVE.
EtsboFatsty furnished 1-r9om apart
meats. strictly up-to- OATS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-12

Call at Circulation Department, Ths star
ard talk sta Mr. smith.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-06-12
n LIVESTOCK FOR SALE

FOR EGLE-ONE BAY TEAM YEARS
old 2.2o0 pounds WIZ trade for any
Kind Of livestock or Ford car. Ken
wood 1855
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AMERICAN BoYf
AKE roc DOING TOUR Btrf
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
GOWNS IN MONTH
FOR MAXINE ELLIOTT

A striking feature of the Goldwyn
production Of Fighting odds" which
is presented at the Alta Theatre
Sunday, is the number of wonderful
gowns worn by Maxine Elliott. the
noted beauty and star. who is maxi
ing her first appearance on the screen.
The fitting. the time and the pa
tience required in getting these gowns
was an ordeal Miss Elliott encoun-
tered at the very outset of her motion
p Cture Greer. On her first visit to
the Goldwyn studios she was infor-
med by Allan Dwan, director of the
production, that she would have t,
have thirty-one gowns and that she
had Just twenty-seven days in which
get therc.
Accordingly Miss Elliott took an
apartment in a downtown hotel to be
near her costumers, and for days and
sometimes nights she was kept busy
fitting gowns. During this period she
was also making visits to the
studio, so that by the time she had
fitted and seen completed the last Of
the gowns she was tired out.
Some Of the most beautiful crea-
ions of the modiste's art are seen in
the many changes required by her
role as the wife of a millionaire
manufacturer.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
1AIST9N E PGfHRE Il TT1i4TRt5

than in days Of reading. It's worth
your time and money several times
over.
To Children:
No phOtO-drama ever filmed con-
talns more OF interest and real val
ue than does this thrilling picture
for the children. 1t lives before them
the wonderful, courageous and hon
orable lives of. their forefathers and
makes them come into a fuller real
izatlon of life and honor. It's of un-
told value to the children.
To Old People.
It takes you PACK 10 The Days of
Odd, the Days of Gold, the Days OF
40" when the young life pulsed
throughout yO1ir system and the eter-
nal hope of the future blossomed
brightly in your pathway You win
weep, you will laugh and you will
live again. 1t honors and teaches
honor for old age.
Arcade theater Wednesday and
Thursday.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
Cbe 0Neaklp @ullnogger
MONDAY, DECEMBER 10. 1917.

0. a. C. He was pretty much down
in the mouth until a passage Of
words reminded him that all mem
bers of Oregon's great team of last
year left college to enlist. He heard
a bunch of Aggie co-eds poking fun
at group of Oregon girl rooters.
Thought you had a team" yelled
an o. A. c. girl. I'VE have came
back a loyal Oregon maid. What
did you do with it said O. A. c.
Sent il to France" said Oregon, and
Clarence says the Oregon girls were
not guyed any more.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
What's In a Name.

There were some pretty smart
farmers present at the Farmers
Union convention and then again
there We're some who came from re-
mote sections and are not up on city
things. one of the latter, seeking a
change from the convention oratory,
wandered up town and was attracted
by the posters in front of the Pas
time theater. He evidently liked the
looks of the advertising pictures but
hesitated about going in. Finally he
approached the girl in the window
and said. How much of the program
can I see if go i'm now" why all
of It," she said. the show just start
ed Then why do you say. it is
past time?" he asked. The girl
didn't comprehend until he pointed
to the sign "PaStime' on the ticket
window. Ond he was in deaddd
earnest.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
Pastlme Sunday and Monday

A novelty that is unique in its in
terest is the Paramount photoplay
"Bab's Diary" fro mthefamous story
by Mary Roberts Rinehart which ap-
peared in the Saturday Evening Post
Bah the pretty boarding school girl
heroine tells of her experiences with
a family which persists in treating
her as a little girl and which she pret-
ty thoroughly frightens by pretend
ing to be engaged to someone they
have never seen. The titles are taxi
en- from the original book and their
charm lies in the droll spelling and
naive charm of Bab's own script. This
is probably the first time that the
idea of filming a diary. page by page,
has been adopted. "Bab's Diary"
starring Marguerite Clark, will be
shown Sunday at the Pastime.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
Cosy Sunday-Monday.

A picture of more than ordinary
interest is Courage of the Common
place" six act Perfection picture,
featuring Mildred Havens and Les
lie Austin which will be screened at
the Cosy Sunday Monday. The
scenes shift from the ballroom and
Yale college life to the rough and
uncouth life of the miner. Sensa-
tional fires, hand to hand combats,
beautiful and faithful love all go to
add interest to a delightful and en-
tertaining story. in addition a
clever comedy will also be shown.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
ARGONAUTS OF CALIFORNIA.
To Young People:

You want excitement, adventure
and sensations that fairly "throb
and thrill" The warm blood of
youth" wants romance, it loves the
glamor Of the past and Graves action
in the present; all of this is found in
The Argonauts.' Just as you love
clean sport, you will love this pic
turc. We do not want your money
at the price of your character. We
will build you up-nOt tear you
down.
To Active Men and Women.
Rooted in life, you. demand its
profitable recOmpense. Blood and
thunder has been replaced by the
realities of life. Satisfaction is now
found in something gained. Poor en-
tertainment is thrice paid for-mon-
ey, time, opportunity. There's more
in two hours of THE ArgOnauts
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10


The recent test in current events
at the high school having shown that
there is a wide variety of interpreta-
tions of the term ''camouflage, we
have been moved to indite little
Bulldoggerel in elucidation.
Hear Ye, Hear Ye
When lady pinks her pallid cheeks
with little dabs of paint,
When a young dude pads his shoul-
ders so they look like what
they aint,
When a money-Srabbing dollarCat
wears the halo of Il saint,
That's Camouflage.
When a thing that sold for two-bits
is marked down to 80 cents,
When a corporation enters slush as
executive expense"
When the Germans say the allies
made them fight in self-de-
fenSe,
That's Camouflage.
When a liquor-lapping guzzler eats a
Glove to kill the smell,
When a man who seeks an office
says he loves the people we'll
When the kaiser claims divinity for
a soul that's born of Hell,
That's Camouflage.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
The Kernel Would Have Him Leave
a.CaPd.

Kernel Wood of the Weston Leader
after chronicling a report that an
aeroplane has been seen flying over
Weston at night extends an invita-
tion to the man higher up to drop
down and pay him a call while pass
ing We assume that the kernel
credits those stories tbout this air
ship that passes in the night being
a booze carrier.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
against the War. Congress and Other
Things.

"Who is La Toilette and what has
been his attitude toward the war?
was one of the questions asked in the
recent high school test on current
events.
La Toilette is a member of con-
Eress and he is against it was the
terse answer of one student.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
Inv On NaCDuff.

President Wilson having said that
peace is impossible under present
conditions it will continue to be
war to the knife and the knife to
the hilt" between the Leader man
and the BulldOgger ed.-Weston
Leader.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10

Clarence Bishop. who used to he
a haIfhaCk on the University of ore
gon football team. saw his alma ma
ter go down to defeat on Thankssiv-
inr day before her historic enemy.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1917-12-10
ChIou Ought to Wear Beard.

We have it upon reliable authority
that young lady clerk the other
day refused to sell Il. z. Chloupek
cigarettes on the ground that he
wasn't of legal age. And he is the
father of two.
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Nersebli@
grimdltcn Ginbrsder ben @eiSid)rant
IN Yaifsr GiienlObr's Stnctr.
,immer su iprsmsen.

Sebr aeringe geute nIdften Gin
BREEDER 6ie Ddbrenb Der Roft pcns
9onnerstag 5um isreitog m Der yfadl:'
borIdnft Der 9eutihen St. Sobdnnes
Qirfc, an Der 12. uno Gin Strabe.
operirtcn, lino es m eriier aiuie aiigea.
id,cinlid; oui Den geIoidrUrf Ger CSe'
retnee abgeieben butten, Der ii6 i'm
gtuSir3imrrler Don Serrn Baifor 8.
G. eiIenIcbr I'M gr6geitob oes Sir
d,ereebduocs beiinbet
gs geIdng ben 9inidrn aileroings
oie dubere Sbiir oes Sdrnhfs gu OF.
nen, ober bic innere eiierne Ebiir nj.
ocfiano allen ibren 9irlbrubsper.
pcrfnden, icSaB iie idlieblih obne
ge,ite aemadyt III tnben. ab5ogen uno
icqar nod ros Breheiiei suriidliebeu.
esnen ebenialls eriolgIoicn geinf iidt-
trfen Die Sitter BON 8rcfeiien oar.
orf Der etVniails i'm airdengcbdnoe
bcflnolideu apotbete bon 81. Z. @eli5
ot, oenn osih bier fanoen lie nit)tS,
fnIs ibnen bes aJsitnebmeiis ipertb
fdhten. Gle perIeeten nun ihre 1batia.
felt nadj Der benad,barten slhIbranot.
Ifjen @irtbif,nft, 9sc. 1888 Gin CTR.
no re bic @elSfaiieite bes eiHwurf-
teIepbons erbradsn unb iih oercu Sn.
halt aneigneien. Gin ipeiterer Gin.
hrif, Der nod Der aniidt Der goIi5ei
ami Sas 0onto oerielben gurfd,en 3li
jereibm iein oiirfie, ipuroe pdhrenS
Scr ssaht in ben Saben non Wlensr
Reiibcif. on Der Glarf uno SiHH Ctr.
periibt. nber au9 bier mar Der Grfolg
ein poaig reoatirer.
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Bon Oberit 6 eli (3iiri4).
Bieu. i'm Suni

auf meiner RsiI. bon Der 5ront Bis
in bic Saupttaot boits i1 peridies
bentIi4 Sel.esnbeii, YecbuHtuHaen
iiber bic Organization bss 5anitdtss
oienitss 5u MAIDEN unb bic ginri4s
tunaen 3ur Qufnabms Der 9erpunbs,
ten unb &rauten nen Der &umpiz2is
ME bis gu Dem SpitaI gu isbsu, tpo bic
Opfsr oes arissss lire 6eiluns fin.
ben ioqen.
Su Der 5runt isf6ft tpirb bic srits
Ollie in aaDerHeH ssIsiftet, no Der
8errunoe.s 10 oieI ME moglirh ben
feinbIi4eu einflIfeu ent5oesn in. go
f9nsu tuie m0sli4 tpirb sr bann mad
riidrpdrts in bic Jcioipttdler gefoubt.
Diefe finb entipeSer in seeisneten Sc
bduben ooer aber in beioneers 5u bies
lem 3fDed ssbaiteH Sarodsnluaern
uHtsrsebraht. Sn Ksusrtr s3eit itein.
man bic ltBtsrsn por3n5ieben; siHers
feiis laiieu fih bieie teFs- BEN 3ptde
entfper9euo sinridtsn. anbrerfeits iiuD
fie ani4ttnenS 8ei6isbuHgsn unb Der
8eIssung nit Glieserbombtn bod tp<s
niger nusssisbi. Dbtpph Don ben
0fterreib uHgnriiden &pmmanbcael=
len itrense permitben pirb, ibrt Qnor.
tiere in Der Rdbe ron GebGubtn su
Ddhlen. bic gu Spitnl3Dtdsn beniibt
perbtn. oher 9ruppsn bert unter3n=
hrinasn. 10 in e bo4 oft porgetpms
men. bdB fol6e 6sIbipitdIer fart IN.
ter esm feinhliben Seusr gu lsibea
bdtien. Gin nur gu 6pitdL5lpeden Be-
nustts aioitsr 5fflib g6rs ruurSe 70
nou her itoIienif&en artilIerie snfom-
meresT9oHen uns muu6er Wsrpun.
bet. uns ei1is GusnH pfiteer uHh gffs.
eerinnsn hnben Dor. fbrsn So5 gsfuns
ben. @dus termeiotn Idht q f@ Del
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luifansobs jt,per psrsinbaren. BE,
trddtlife IbeiIe Der DioiiioneH ipers
ben bod ipobI 5uriidssiommsn lsin.
Der Munitionsbsrbrduh BET Nsfiis
mes mar sernbe3u anssbsusrlit. Giir
bic gorbertitung unb nnterjfiibung
bts 9ngriffts psrlpsnbeten bic Gug'
ldnber nidt ipenigtr aIs 5000, 600
Gefdoife, bus iinb runb sins w2iliOn
msbr ais Bel 9imn. Qluf ben 5rDnimss
ter fisIsn alio iiber 400 Gef&oiJe. Dus
@eIammtsslpi9t bersHnst iit bei Sem
nisbrigtn gurhifnitt BON Is aiio
auf 80 RiIionen ailO, bas iinb co.
600 sonnsn cb,r unssfGbr 5000 mas
gsnlabunssn. 4Is Rsutruns brddteu
bic gngrsif,r nebsn fbren perbtiftrteH
zanfs DelsranaisH. SO ideini fid
bier Inn granaisn 81 banbelH. bic nit
iiorisn Ulsnstn iliiffssr grsnnitoffs
gefiilt finb unb gum Grfdb bon Gass
eranatsn bisnsn folIen. Bel Der Ufdtss
rialperIfhptnbune in ss fat unbesrsif'
lid, bnb bic gngldnbsr btim Giurm
iibtrbdupf nod Dibsriidnb fanbtn.
Gtsnunasn, bic ernitli1 angesriifen
ipsrben, iinb beuie nnifxinsnb ni6t
mehr su balten, sumnI tptnn fonssn'
trifhe artilIerieipiriuns m6sli4 III.
Dos Rpmsnt Der llsbsrrofhung Idsis
BET bsi Wlsfiines aus, bsutlde gefsbIt
aug ben Isbtsn Edgen Dor BEN Snfans
tsrisIfurm ssissn, bab Der aniturm
itiinbli6 eripdrist ipurbt. llnsrivortet
ipar b69itens Der llmfang Der Sprsns
aunaen, bic bic itGrtIien gstonisrungsn
,srtriimmerten. 5aftifh 1T Der sole
ensIif6e grfols unbefritien. ssrao.
bic jiarts gnuenbung bes UtiueHfries
ses ldbt Gber bic Graae gu. rpis iisf
sin folder .Ratsrioltritg' irirten
tam. gelinat nidt rafhefte lIebtr'
tpinbuna bts fsinbli6en @ioerifanbss,
Sann iinb bic Minntridfsr fir BEN
ausrsifer a,gsn bi, sfpeite qinis nod
elm srobsr,s 9inbsrnib aIs fiir bic
Bertbeibiauns.
einsn foff unbeareifli6en 0sgsnios
au Zen Observation-Disclosures on Der
Wtiifront seiat bic 9elssuna Der Dfts
front. Dort bielt.n i'm 6srbft bes Dos
riatn Sabrts 106 Diptficneu 1900
9ifom,ier. nSrblid5 Der Giimpfs itans
ben auf 45O stiIomst.rn gar nur 10
Dipifipn.n! aur, nah Der arobsn
Offsniipe grufiilctps bedttn in oisitm
abIhnitt ,tpa 82 Gipifiontn runo
800 ailomtisr. tpdbrsnb an Der yBsH'
front nur unisr aari Defenders aiinHis
oen gebingnuatn elmer Oipificn 10
ailometer susstbsiIt herbert Der npt'
febotisbcatn mar btiipiefsneiis nnh
snaliIfsr g.bdup.una Bel elmer auss
bebnuna Don runb IA ailometsrn bon
brti beuifdxn DibttOntu Dertbsioist.
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3n,ss ariippeI
&snrbs seiiern infolse zines SfraHea.
bafnuuiniis Der feds 3abre alte
Samss TOrriiOn.

s,uiOlse zines etraBenbabn,nrial
III eeiiern Der feds Sabre alie 5nlncs
qRorriiCn, BON SO. 750 Snolciu glpe.,
svm arilppel geiporoeH. Ter aIetne,
tcr id, nit ieiner Wlutter altf einem
GtraBrmbnbnp1nen Der gine.6liiion
Qine beinr6. iaB am enoe Der Sit.
rcibe uno itiir5te, als iity Der 8ageg
an ctr gine StraSe. Sluiifen Der 9nI.
po,rn iino eorrp Sirabe beianb. ebc
icine Dsutter ibH faiien fcnnte, beraus
nHo Jpar 70 ungIIidlidl onB er NIT
be:n iiHien slrm untcr oas eine SIN.
terroe bee @asers gerieib
Der arm wurbe pom Mnoe oernrt
scrInnlnlt, bab bic aerSte i'm itdStii9en
soIpital, pobm Der afeine IN Der
Siiibihf Autufln5 iiberfiitri iuaIr.
DC. unper5iiglitb Dos BIi-s Bis usiH
Gliboasu auwutireR uzl,Eten.
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2Iopb @eprge ast beffdns
big, oab eine 4enberuRs in Delii4s
lambs assierunsst tSpftem eine gorhea
binsuns gum Jriepen lei. Sisie
zenperuns tam nrr oas beutihe Bolt
beipirtsn. Dir piibten ni9t. ME ss
bon auben Der ssf9ehen tOnnte, bd
es bod elm feititebsnoss mooernes
Resisrlinssprii3ip 1T, oaB Resisrnz
gen ibse Wl19t burd bic 3ufturrTgng
oes YoItes srlangsn unb eIne lol1e rit
aussefdIoiien. penn bon ausndrtissn
Regierungen einem 9olfe bic Resies
runssierm porsti9risben iptrb. 9Bir
slouben. bab bic Siberbeii. n.l9e
2lopb George gu erlansen beniibt in.
uuf eine anbere uno before art aa
srret9en mare unb 3lpar in Der gSeifs.
bdb bic peridieberien Ratipnen lid
,bren sessnpdrtissn BeltBitanb gdrdn.
tiren uno bteier 8ertras tann nOt in
Der Beiie peritGrif lperbsn, bab auS=
oriitlid ale Innerionen furtan fir
aussei9lofen ertldrt tpertsn uHb lob
iebe Ration. pelbe bieie 8orf9rtf. su
berlesen fu9t. bon allen iibrigen gia.
tionsn baron perHinbert ipirb. Der
bisberiss GebIsr bat burtn beitanesn.
bab europa in sipei fsinb!ide Staas
tensruppen seiOubert mar. Die abbilfe
beifebt barin. odB gang europa gu sis
nem gunhe bersinigt tuirb. Die &us.
fihrbarteit etnes folhen planes piirbe
bdrduf berubsn. bdB bic 86lter fpr.au
sinsn srDberen Ginflub auf tire Resie-
ruueen beiibeu iperben unb bic @6lfer
limb ariesen abssneist. ipesien uaa>
oem 4. ieBt erfabren. ipei9e elm srl-
Ieblides llnsliid elm ariee beutsr. ,ae
iiber fie brtrgt. Sollten gerbanblrEs
gen in bem seba9ten Sinne oarau
ideitern, baB ireeub cine Regierung
uuf GnneriOnsn beftsht unb bamii ben
ssrisoensbunb psrsiteft. bdnn IN sds
tlar porseitrisben. gine
1ol6e Regierung mub IN Glide 5e-sI
f9mettert tperber.