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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
INFERIOR AMMUNITION
SUBJECT OF RESOLUTION

Secretary Baker is requested by a
resolution adopted by the House today
to lay before 1t as quickly as possible
any information he may have regard
Ing the sending of defective ammuni-
ton to American troops in Europe. The
resolution, offered by Representative
HcLemore OF Texas, was adopted with
out comment.
"In Offering my resolution" Mr.. Nc
Lemore said in a statement, 81 did so
for the following reasons: That a
great outrage may be exposed, that the
blame may be placed where it prop
erly belongsL. that 1t may be the means
dastardly actions, and that the Amer
lean people may know the truth re-
garding the manufacture of ammuni-
ton. for which they must pay"
The Senate military affairs committee
yesterday requested Secretary Baker to
appear before 1t and testify regarding
the defective shells. and Gen. Crozier.
chief of ordnance, urged upon Adjt.
Gen. Mccain that a board be appointed
to investigate the situation.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04

Nothing Is known Of oden, q negro. ex-
cept that he IL not to be found At the
address given.
Six additional men. examined and
found At and making no claims Tor
to the service Of the National Army by
the board Of the NTH division. They
are Reuben Fl. Allen. 1244 18th street
southeast: George Francis Banks. I'll
10th street southeast; John Henry Car
roll. 744 Navy place southeast; Ralph
Ellsworth McCreary. 625 street south
east: Clarke Jones Risler, oil A street
southeast: Charles Herman Cooksey.
500 North Carolina avenue southeast.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Asks for Investigation.

Shortly after the McLemore resolu-
ton was adopted. Representative Dent.
chairman Of the House committee on
military affairs. introduced an investi-
eating resolution. 1t calls for the APP
pointment OF a subcommittee of the
House. with full power to go into the
question Of the faulty ammunition sent
to France. Chairman Dent said that
the investigation might be broadened
20 as to take in an examinatio of the
entire ordnance department.
At the request of Senator Chamber
lain. Secretary Baker will appear be-
fore the Senate military committee at
10 o'clock tomorrow morning to make
a statement in regard to the alleged
be open.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
I. W. W. Activit;e. Unlawful.

SYDNEY. N. 8. w.. September A.
The authorities are continuing vieor-
ously their attempt to put an end TO the
activities OF the Industrial workers Of
the World. three more members Of the
society here and thirty.four at Broken
Hill have been sentenced to six months'
Imprisonment for belonging to an I'M
lawful association,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
GOV. L0WDEN .PRAIsEp
BY CHICAGO'S COUNCIL
Special Meeting Taking Action L.
Presided Over by Mayor Thomp-
son, Who Opposed Him.

CHICAGO, September Mayor Will
liam Hale Thompson presided today
over a special meeting Of the city coun-
Gil called for the purpose of commend
ing Gov. Lowden's stand against the
meeting Of the pacif1sts. The mayor
permitted the pacifst meeting in def
ance of the governor. There was talk
of calling another special meeting for
tomorrow to consider the actions of
the mayor himself.
Police were scattered throughout the
city hall and on guard In the council
chamber when the session began. The
mayor was applauded by the gallery as
he entered the chamber
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Has Not Heard From Pacifst..

Mai. Pullman has received no official
notice Of an intention on the part Of
the pacifists at Chicago to visit this
city. Should they come they will be re-
should they transgress any Of them
they will be arrested. 1t was reported
yesterday they were coming to create
an annoyance during the parade.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Portugal Crippled by Strike.

PARIS. September According to
information from Madrid, the Portu-
guese government employees in the
postal and telegraph service have gone
on strike. resulting in the suspension
of all communication. No further word
regarding the situation in Portugal has
been received here.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04

Refusal Of the War Department to
exempt firemen from draft has drawn
SO much protest from city fire chiefs
vania today announced he would at
tempt to obtain from President Wilson
a modification Of the ruling. Danger of
fire, particularly in cities with great
war industries. said Representative
Scott. would be greatly increased II a
number Of trained frehghters were
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Meet in Alexandra Tonight.

A meeting Of representatives Of the p,i-
yate organizations of Alexandria and
vicinity will be held in the clubroom Of
the post ONCE building in Alexandria at
o'clock this evening further to consider
the organization Of a woman's federated
council on employment A conference
Of mons organizations Is to Be held later
in the evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Brazil to Send No Troons.

RIO JANEIRo. September I'm a
denial OF newspaper reports. tho min
lister of war has announced that IRA
Eli will not send troops to Europe. The
announcement also states that the
minister Of the navy will not lease
requisitioned German ships to the en-
tente allies,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
TO CONSERVE STRENGTH
/. DUY0F ALLIES, He SAYS
Medill Mccormick Also Sees Neces-
sity for q. s. to Hasten War
Preparations.
BY EDWARD PRICE.
Especial CabIesram to The Star nm
the Chicago Daily News.)

BY EDWARD PRICE.
Especial CableSram to The Star and
the Chicago Daily News.)
Copyright. 1917, BY the Chicago Daily New,
LONDON. September 4.-'Nothing
Medill Mccormick Of Illinois to me to-
day. pictures the tremendous economic
and social organization Of Great Britain
ana ana. France. which now supports the
continue cont n,e. effective &c. in a very great de;
British people doubtless are tired. but
the Germans are more so. The problem
Of France and Great Britain now ID
to conserve and increase their strength
organize our economic and military
forces with energy and dispatch.
Discusses Submarine Problem.
"And bear in mind tina. we are en-
gagged in q naval no less than a land
train great armies II we do not solve
tho submarine problem. That IL the
problem which faces tho shipping
board and the Navy Department What
ever Chairman Hurley-and more
power to his elbow-may do and what.
ever Rear Admiral Caps may do will
not be enough unless we make formid-
able additions to Admiral SHINING fleet
We have a very able-perhaps a great
admiral here. We must give him the
necessary weapons. Won Scheer, the
German admiral. belittles the wal
against the submarines.
What German Admiral Says.
"He says Of Americas participation
in the war: I do not underestimate it;
neither do I attach to it great i'm
portance. The Americans may make
themselves unpleasant by means of In
creased airplaneA technical material,
etc. but they can hardly harm US seri-
ously from q military point of view
and they will never become dangerous
They will no moro be able to turn the
scale in favor Of the entente than will
Italy or Rumania.'
TT IL evident from the remarks OF
German officers recently captured that
they believe the Americans are so un-
military people and that they were
go unprepared when they entered the
war that they will not have the energy
or skin to organize for the conflict. Ger
tainly no one can convert the Germans
to any other opinion but the American
people, their President and Congress y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
British Casualties for Week,

LONDON. September 4.-British cas-
ualties reported in the last week are
1854. They are divided as follows:
Killed or died Of wounds: OhicerA, $50;
mon, $3.50. Wounded or missing: Of
lcers. S46; men, 1864.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Norway Paper Urges Food Control.

COPENHAGEN, September 4.-The
Christfania Social Demokratin asserts
that Norway has provisions for only
one month and that the import pros
poets are very gloomy. The paper de-
mands that the government seize all
private stocks and take over the con-
troll Of imports and food distribution.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
General Orders for Parade
Prepared by Maj. Cordier,
: Win PIauditS of Experts

=. General orders No. l. for todays pa
rade in honor Of Washington's quota IN
the new National Army have been pro-
I, nounced by experts on parade organiza-
). ton. one of the most comprehensive doc
..uments of the sort yet compiled. These
: ORDERS printed in The Star yesterday, at
...;tracted wide attention and led to the
frequent question, who prepared Them"
3, Maj Constant Cordier. U. S. A, Is re-
:, sponsible for them, and to whip them
Into shape he used as models the orders
!. for the big preparedness parade in New
I, York, orders for the inaugural parades
here, and orders for professions in Euro
!, pean capitals.
\. The general orders begin with gen
!: eral Instructions to be read by all per
!: sons in the line, and these include infor-
,mation about time of starting. route. mes
|. sage centers. points of assembly and pro-
/. vision of changes in orders. Experience
has shown that it Is better to give par
!. Elephants a birds-eye view of the plans
::5n a general way before they go into
.specifc directions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Gen. Kuhn's Army Record.

career In the Army. He was instructor
An field engineering at West Point and
.3ater commanded the engineering
:troops. For three years he was chief
military observer of the United ST 8
with the japanese army in Manchl IA
:Auring the Russo-Japanese war. His
reports are among the most brilliant
papers written on that war. He served
rs assistant chief of engineers of the
Army. He was head of the depart
,pnent of engineers at the Army service
and STAFF schools at Fort Leayenworth.
He served as military attache of the
:American embassy at Berlin until De-
:Sember. 1916 Until recently he was
president of the Army War College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
August Circulation

District OF Columbia, S.:
FLEMI..G NEWB0I.D, business manager of
THE EVENING and SUNDAY STAR, does SOL
EMMY swear that the actual number of copies
of the paper named sold and distributed during
the month of August. AID. 1917. WINS as follows:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Instructions to Divisions.

Then follow the instructions regarding
the assembly OF each division, and the
,..marcher will wish to read only those for
his own division. and the third general
beading the formation of the parade, with
~ list of all organizations. bands. and
..noats, with instructions about distances
,.between units. Here again the marcher
as interested only in his own division. and
;,,the same holds good with the final por-
,tion Of the orders. that relating to points
..of dismissal
4, Recognition of the Importance of today's
i,event was exhibited by the government in
,the assignment Of Maj. Gen. Joseph E.
lskuhn OF the National Army as grand
;.marshal. and Maj. Cordier as his chief Of
star
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
1,426 Now Accepted.

Figures obtained from local boards
today showed that 1926 men have been
accepted for the Districts quota Out
been examined. Reflections have num-
bered 2.141. Cases pending number 166.
Detailed figures follow:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
Sealed Fate Of Riga.

The fate of Riga was virtually sealed
when German troops, powerfully initia-
ting their offensive. forced a crossing
of the Dvina southeast of the city and
began to push northward after making
good their foothold on the right bank
Of the stream.
Menaced also by the attack of a col
umn OF Teutonic forces moving from
the German naval forces recently re-
ported lowering in the vicinity of the
Gulf Of Riga. the Russian military au-
thorities evidently considered the city
no longer tenable and decided to evacu-
ate it.
The possible ultimate military conse-
quences of this development are difHcu1t
to estimate. The right flank Of the en-
tire Russian western front was an
f enc edo on the Gulf Of Riga at a point to
chorage apparently lost the possible
strategical developments Of the situa-
ton seem infinite.
Much depends on the purpose Of the
their disposal for. operations in this
war theater. It Is too early yet for 1t
TO be made apparent whether they will
pc content at present with occupation
left to them. or IL the advantage is to
be pushed and an attempt made to
swing back the entire Russian line on
this front: creating another opening
Petrograd and the objective.
Riga. capital of the government of
Livonia. had population Of more than
SEQ 600 persons before the war. and
important Russian commercial and in
dustrial town having access to the Bal
tic. 1t Is situated at the southern ex-
tremity Of the Gulf Of Riga. a stretch
miles wide. Riga lying at the point
where the Dvina empties into the gulf.
The port is icebound during virtually
one-third Of the year.
ton before the opening Of hostilities
and It is interesting to note that it was
founded in 1888 by German merchants
as storehouse, the city passing
ern nationalities during the centuries
until finally in 1921 1t was incorporated
with the Russian empire. It's CONNER
cial standing Is indicated by the fact
that Il was the third seaport of Russia
only Petrograd and Odessa exceeding il
in importance.
Attack in 1915 Failed.
The Germans long have had their
eyes upon Riga and at the close Of the
was overrun and large sections of Rus
sian soil occupied by the Teutonic
forces. an extraordinary effort was
made by Field Marshal Hindenburg to
" SoA sA0 AAHo VI thc DSlHa between
Riga and Dvinsk. ITO miles to the
southeast.
The Russians at that time, however
were able to hold their grip on the line,
being aided by tho advent Of winter.
During last year no serious Offensive
was undertaken by the Germens on the
northern front. their energies in the
eastern war theater being directed
elsewhere in resisting the BrussiIon
offensive and in the Rumanfan cam
paign.
Ever since the Russian revolution.
with its disorganizing effect upon the
Russian armies. made the military stu
alton more favorable to the Germans,
there have been hints that a descent
was to be made upon the Russian
northern front and several alarms have
been sounded in Petrograd that such
an oventuQlity was pending
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
To Plead for Firefghters.

Totals. i. o24 4.12o 1910 1923 2.141 1875
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1917-09-04
RUSSIANS KEEP UP
FLIGHT FROM RIGA,
PETROGRAD ADMITS
CONTINUED from First Page. }

Secretary Lansing of a confidence in
the strength of Russia. The evacuation
Of Riga was characterized as a devel-
opment about which 1t was impossible
to predict Just what effect it would
have. although the inclination was to
assume that it would not greatly i'm
pair or alter the situation since other
lines Of defenses remained
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-06

nod anbers QeuBsrungen ober Sonbs
luugen bes Senators Ga Souette eiu
braltii4es gorgsben re4tferti9sn, grs
tsritiiBts ben 9tntrug.
senator Ga 6.OIlette ins
bofftert.
SacrumeHtO, Sal, 5. GIL
Die Oelsgaten aur &onosniion Der
ealltoEnIer Staatss4roslterz boOerd
tim nabmen am 6rettag pbne S.bc.te
uno einitimmig cine JieIo!atiOn All,
in rpeI4er Der Senator "a 6oQstte in
ooiiirt unb fir i6n oas Rec4! Derlunst
Dtro, bic 4nii9ten elmer inteqigsnten
DtinoritGt 5um 4usbrud gu bringen.
4u4 pirO in Der RsioIution Bers
trouen in feline SntegritGt uno 2opas
IltGt uls gutter amerituniider giirser
ausgeoriidt.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-06
Sie cage in &uBlanS.
Der SemOtratii9e &Ongreb srtIdrt ie'
fir sinen bdlOigen uagemeiEsH
6rieOen.
Der preruier asrenstg OpPoRirt ZEN
aOngreb
uno ernenn. ein aoalitipns@aabinetr
IN BEN audi bic tpnititutionsacH
0emptraten pertreteH iino.

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Der OemotratiI4e arugreB bat NIT
S39 aegtu 106 StimmeH cine Ras
I9iebung ansenOmmen, in Der srtIart
tpiro, oab IS unerIdbIi4 iei. ttns
rarte quioritdt gu tunititaircu, of
oas grosramm Der Wlostausr aontss
rens pom Quguit b. S. ourfsulubr:n
i'm Stanbe If. uno bic cine ensrgtihe
Yolitit, Die auf bic RealtirunS zines
aAasmeinen 5rnomeus hlnSislt, 81
fiibreu I'M Stunbe 1T. Der &9ngreB sr'
nannte Elm 5iinfers saommittce, oas et'
nsn glan fir bic &reirung elmer tols
6sn gutoritGt ausarbeiten iOa. Die
HeIoIution mar BON sinem Somm'ites
ouseearbeitet porbeH, In bem nls
garteien i'm &onsreb pertrettn Darsn,
uno eg tperoen burin bic 4rIihten Ino
4yrin3ipien gum Qusbrud gepradt, auf
bic Ii6 bic TsujOritdt Der &onfsrerS
aeeiniot bat. Sic fpuroe Dem &onJreB
bon oem friibersn Tfiniiter Sieret'lii
unlerbreitet.
2ereustp Il m ert ri d
ni6t nm ben aonureB.
DR Qnttport bes Premisrs aer@nss
IN auS bic 6oroeruns bes oemOtrdTi'
iAeu aongreNes, oob tetn neues ss1'
binst obne bic 3uIttmmun9 oes acu'
Ut, Hes sebilbet tpsroeH Ioae. tpdr ets,
baB er antiuoigts, bic 3uidmmenI:Bs
una zines neuen &odlitipnszU Ulhtil.es
riuns, bas bereits sebilbet fporosn lei.
0pr pem glbIauf pon "a Stanben aHs
liinoiaen al pp1eu. @r CAB oieie
9ntunoiguug 9errn Siersteul, slnsm
WlitgIisb oes 6aupttOmmittees o"s
GongrsFss gegsniibcr ub. 9tm athen9
lpuro. oonn aud ri9tis had s;u'r
lanetn 8abiEetsIibuug uub nab I'm
nit ben rroTpetiioin
ncueu Ulitolisosru, bic fplosnos ,.ns
pIfiiiue NtiuiitsrIiite ungs.iiuJlet:
gremisr, W. Screnstp; aeuberes,
u. sereTthsnto; Snneres, ~. Drift
tin; 9lder6au, N Wasloff; glrSeit,
N. Stp6elefi; gOrrdtb', Sc. protrru'
pittb; Jinnr3su. R. Serrabls; Suis
tus, ID. Sartoibeff; Cffsntli4e N75ls
Iohrt. ~. atihtin; Surosl unb Srs
ouitrie, %. aonuoalofF; S.datss&on=
troneur. W. Smnrnoff; Suiti5, SIC.
ysaluantOOiiG llnt<rriht ". Ga'l
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-10-06
Serbdltnibmdbise 8ube
5.rri6t pisber auf benz S4Iadtfsrb
in Slanbsru.
-
Rur 9rtilleriesefeGts fanS.n am
Treitag itatt.
9n Der 9erbun 5ront madten bic
5ran5ofsn abermals ein.n an>
sriff auf bic 50bs 344
Die 3ip5Ifis innsrbalb DON brsi
Sagsn.
es purbe aber ipie ale anbersn abs
s.idlassH.
qn ben iibrisen GronteH bat fi4 nidta
@i4tiges ereisHst
l.ne in Rumdnien ipsrbsn bic Dtut.
i9sn unb ibre 9erbiinbetsu tuiss
Der msbr ogsrsfip.

Berlin, 5. Cttpbsr. Die oberIt.
1esrsslsituns tinbisie am Jr.itas an,
Oab bsr gspinn an 9obeR, ben BIZ
-oritsn als Jolse BEG am Donnsritaa
bsi ypun ausssfiibrten Qlnsriffs gss
md9t, aui sinsl Streifen Gdnoes Don
e.nsm bis sinsm unb siuem bol6en
sslIomster 5isie tsjGranit lei, Der iif
ponypeleapsns iiter ben 6Itli6en a6'
bang bon 3pnnebeie uub ldngs Der
na& gse.lasrs tiibrsnbsn StraBe en-
itredt. Dos lebiere 0orf unb bas
bsib umitriitene Oorf GbelureIt. beibi
ss in Der 2ntiinbisung, bIie6en poIls
itdnoig i'm geiis Der Deuti4en.
Sn bem geritt beibt ss ipeiter. bab
bic S9la9t bonn 9oHueritas Elm:
aubsrorbmjtid belize mar. bic pisrts
2lrmss benz ansriff Der griteH er'
folsreit pibsrfinnbsn> babe. Die 8ri.
ten, bic an sin:r 15 ailometer lonsen
5rpnt porriidieI, seipannen anfdngs
lid on gobsn, tparen aber uiAi i'm
Sianbe, ibn gu bsb1upteu.
Die griien Latisn lp.nisiens ell
Tipiiionen psrpenbet hub ibrs 8ers
iiliie lparen is5- groB, hstbt Is IN benI
8,ridt. Der britiIfe 0oritcB brad
3ulnmmeu, sbe bic gnsldHoer ihre
3isls srrei9i.n, bic niht. ME bebaups
tsi wurbs, tin. turSs Strsde Dorouss
lagen. ionoern ohne 3ipeifsl IN Dlsl
sroBerer gnifernuns. Den beuii&en
5rupptu in 1lnnbern pirb erobes
Cob fir ibre aapierteit eesollt.
Der Mprtlaut Der qntiinoigunJ II
folsenDsr:
-Dtitli&er aritssidsoupIab: 5roni
bts prinssn Ruppredt pon ya1srn'
Die 5ruppsn Der pierten armee bat'
ten am Tonnsriins cine auBerorcent'
lif bsfiise S4laht gu btiiebeH. Blr
hdbsn lie NIT erfclg ausssboltsH. Gom
friiben Tloreen on Bis in bic 9ddt
binsin bnusrie bic Gdlndi uno bic
Drittsn griffsn INNER ipieDer pon Der
norfipsiiIi4en aangemard Biz iinli4
bon Der @anin.Ypern aanbitrabe aes
Iestns Gegenb. an elmer Jront pom
10 Ailomtier. an. gluf Dem Gsldnoe.
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bsr -tobshbsn Jnfanisriesdmpf. itatt'
fnnbtn, marin riibriss Ariiasrismnis
Fen uHb Wnnnf5aFten ununierbrs4sr
nit ibrsr sr5bien 2eiItunssfdbisistt
IN 2fttion. glm beftaitn tobis bic
Ghlndt bsi posleopsQs, I'm bic ere
sinseltsn Ge66ft,. bic brsi ailpmsier
peftiid BON qoifdnbnhe Iiessn: an
ben 2nnbRrnbsn, Die iih 5TtIi4 unb
iiib0fliH pom 3pnnebnte treu5in, iE
5Hdfern bss iptitlit bon Ysconrrs
asIsaensn Walots unS Bel btm Gorfs
GteIupelt.
.lisbsr bisfs ainie mar Der 5sinb
tsmpotSr I'm Gtanbs, sssaatsiuasn.
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aber unter benz Druid uniersr Gegsns
ansriffe mar sr nift i'm Stanoe,
oas ssponnene GsIdnbe gu bebaupisn.
obsleid BIS gum ipdten 4beno iinner
uieSer frii6e Tsannidaft in bic
S6ladt esi6idt purbe. Der Getpliin
Der griten mar auf sinen Strsilen
2anbes BON eintr Sisfe Don einem Bis
au onosribaI6 ailometern belArantt.
Der jih bon pobtnpslls iibsr ben oitIis
den 46han9 BEL 3onue6ats unb Don
pa bic 2anbitrabe sntlang bis nab
8etbane bin5isbt. au6 I'm bites
lebtere Sorf tpurSe bart setGmptt.
Dos 0prf @heIubslt 6efinoet Ed gang
in unierem 8eiib.
Die 0erIuite Der priter, bic slei9
am 4nfaug tpsniSiiens eli SipiIiOReH
berpsnbetsn, an 5Obten uno gsrtDuus
bsitn ipar.n isSr srob. 2lls GoIss Der
ipiriIamen aoopsration nlIsr unisrsr
5ruppen brad aud bieIe Farte brjti'
iGe Sffsniins 3uiammen, ehe ile ihr
s3iel srreiht battle, bas biesmal, fuie
bic gritsn notwithstanding Dsrii4ern
iDerben, nitt Elm gang nabes. ion6ern
Elm iebr isrHss mar. Der Ssrolsmus
Der Seutihsn srupp.n in GlanoerH 1T
upiibertrsffIia.
grpnt bss h.uii6sn 8ronprin3en:
.4m 5Itliden Wansufer unternabmsn
am abenb bic JransoIen eintn nsuen
glngriTf duf bic n5roIi4en abbdnge
Der qnb0be 344 - ben 5p0lftsu fns
n.rbalb pen brsi 5asen. Wdbrsnb bes
san3sn 5agss untsrbieIttH bic Grans
3oI.n Elm bsftisss Jsuer. bas turS Dor
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