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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-03-12
The Weather Report

Washington. March 1.-THE Western disturbance
Is now central over Western New York. With de-
creased intensity. General rains have fallen from
Tennessee norilvard and northeasivard. and also
considerable snow IN upper Michigan. There ver.
also local SHOWS IN the Northwest the Central
RorSy Mountain region and the middle plateau
Elsewhere the weather vas generally fair
1t Is decidedly warmer in the middle Atlantic
states. ihe Ohio VALLEY and the South. with tenn
pcra,ures from 10 to e5 above the seasonal aver.
sse. In the upper lsSc region. the upper Mis-
sisIppi and lower Missouri valleys Kansas and
Oklahoma temperatures nave fallen considerably
but oay to aboI, normal conditions while further
Wot they remain quite low fer the season.
disturbance nov over New Mexico will prota-
bly, move northea,ward. attended oy rains Monday
night or Tuesday ia the east Gulf states and Ten
nessee and ~ rain or snow in the Ohio valley and
the south upper iaKe region There will BE- rain
Monday In the middle Atlantic states and snow or
rain IN the lower lake rfaon and New England.
the south Atlantic states the Weather will be fair
Il vim be somewhat colder Monday in The
Ohio VALLEY ard Tennessee and on Monday night
and Tuesday IN the middle Atlantic states and
southern New England.
forceas,s for Special Loesiltla.--Ihe District o'
Columbia and Mar7land--shovcs tlis morning fol-
loHed by fair and cooler: Tuesday. fair AID cooler
Delaware and New Jesey-ShoweS to-day and
cooler tonight Tuesday. fair and cooler.
Eastern New York-SnoT or rain In north and
rain in south to-day colder at night: Tuesday. fair
and colder
Esstern observation-disclosures o-dsy and cooler
tonight: Tuesday fair and cooler
Southern New Ems and-RsIn to-day; Mesip.
fair aud someshat colder.
Northern New Engsnd-Snow to-day: Tuesday.
Westsrn Pe,insylyanis-Rain IN the south and
rain or snow In the north and somewhat colder to-
day; Tuesday. cloudy.
Western New York-Lccal rains or SHOWS to-day
Tuesday. cloudy.
Wind, for Monday and Tuesday.-NoTth Allan
tic-Mcderate IN fresh shifting winds. with rain.
Middle Ausntic-AioderAie west and northves:
,,iod, with fair weather South AtIsntic-Molerate
souIthvcs, winds except the FLORIDA coast. via
f,ir weather East Guif-Mrderste southeast winds
,si'h fair weather West Gulf-Mcderaie 70 insh
southeast and south winds. unsettled weather and
nrob,bly showers Disturbance oger Western New
York moving east. decreasing. Iprsr lakes- NOD
erofe northwest and north winds and partly CLOUDY
wc,thcr MONDAY Lower lske8-Moderate northwest
vinds Monday. with cloudy weather: probably sn0'
ON Ontario and colder on Erie.
Local Official R,cotd.-The following ofhciil rec
o-d from the Weather Bureau shows temperatures
during the last twenty. four hours. In comparison
with the corresponding date Of last year:
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Iizbest ternperstura yesterday. q dezfees ca y
p M lowest IS lat 3 a. m average a; aver
sge FOR corresponding date last yea, 20. average
Humidity
6 +, mse 3 m...SS .. m. ~
Baromster Readings
seaIlp .2ss2 5 .. m. 297s
omolni Local Focoeast.-Rsin n day colder 10
night Tuesday fair ana coisei' lhouol4O' 10 ''S"
shInins winds. becoming northwest
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STORAGE NOTICE
The Independent Storage Compapv
J. B. THOMPSON & co.


1917 Third Avenue. New York City, y. Y.
To: Mrs. John Murphy. Mrs. Gallagher,
Mrs. Dunlap Mrs Boyle. Mrs Cath Murphy,
Mrs. Augusta Holt. Mr.. Joseph Goldie. Mr..
II MOyn.han Mr.. Max Eilenberg Mr. diorin.
Mr.. }. II. Williams. Mr.. Joseph Jelladian
Mr. X. Miehle. Mr.. j. A. Sanchez: You are
hereby notified that the storage CHARGES
being due and the time for the payment OF
our lien therefor upon the household goods.
personal effects and merchandise stored by
you in our warehouse having expired, and
due notice thereof having been given you. We
VIII cause said household goods. personal e.
fects and merchandise 10 be sold at public
auction at our warehouse. 1917 Third Avenue
Borough Of Manhattan. New York City,
y. Y. on April End. 1917. at 10 A. NJ TO
satisfy our lien. In accordance with the
statute IN such cases made and provided and
in accordance with the terms Of the special
contracts entered into between you and the
undersigned company.
Dated: New York City. n. Y. March 18th.
1917.
IHE INDEPENDENT STORAGE COMPANY
by JULIUS HERZFELD. Manager.
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MINIATURE ALMANAC

United states Coast and Geodeti> survey
g.. -. 6iSMoo1 rises o. N 10 . :
Sull - -, - Neon sets Ia M. -54
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BUSINESS CHANCES

PARTY WITH 5000 900 TO $500 900 WILL HEAR
n a proposition netting shout ~ fcs 70 year
,--n~inai guaranteed absolutely safe ard rrfIndef
A. thS oxpsrslcn q 20 year. BY Addressing ID C.
Y Bor 10. Tribune orio-
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AUCTION SALES

FINEST H. MILLIGAN, AUCrI0NEER. WILL
Furniture Personal Ercris. Fixtures Merch aadiss
Ia satisfy storAse chArges
Al n LEVINE. AUCTTONEER. SELLS To-DAY.
a, . A NJ Al 1879 10Th ave, Bkiyn.. n. Y,
lot Of IAiI-s' & Mems Nruishinp Frturus. etc.
III - nNler
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LOST. FOUND AND REWARDS
LOST BANkBOOks

LOST -Rsnhbocs No. sli soe n Rank for say
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Soans fisdl. Murray I'm 5s'l-
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HELP WANTED
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SITUATIONS WANTED

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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
Administrations im senat.

llnerportet ihnaa bot fh Der senot- aur Nen6anng einer @edafts.
rsgdn enfhlo1en lmo ouf Die lHpGun dinfte Debate per5udtet, Die
5ugkid oos Geht fir ieoen 5Snor etnidloB, cine abfttnmung 0nourh
sa b~erbin0ern, Dab er ne Nbnht tub ab, nod CUR Code ST fprehen
gMe ie0es gedt, lit antes gsrt nut1nter ttBbrdudt mor6en. Sn
m6eren qGael bat es 1lnnpjf nerbhtet, me ert I'M ShtuB oidr lebten|
GeHon. lno es lit oos D~2p%nlrStre oB es gerd0e obgeItnfft plrbe
rohDem es in a~ufoaen0er @Sete rIsHh gepirtt bate, uno oorlm neil
e etncn o%ugeuiheiuid beOe1fdeu gIan Der Administration I'M @eoe
pepeien mar.
@Gter 1T 3u beoenfen, DB Die l~nbeihrinfte De6atte I'M Sendt Elm
0T3nqapidt BOT. gegen Die 8iaturherrnuft, nut meI6er i'm GeprGenI
g enb1uie Der Spreder lno Die Mebrnat Die @ginorndt ulnotot 8u
INnel bernogen.
BenrIOert Miro Der @graiht oaourd, 6oB cine 3ueiorhteInebrbeh
iotig lit, i'm sdhuB Der gepate 81 berfiger, uno bob Die gbfht u6er
bic Trage ab5urimHen, eimn Gag lang ongefln0igt bIeiben ntB, 10 0aB
ene lIeberrnnpermg bel ieerenl Sauie nhht pobI erfol8en FAM
Qorteae uno gafdile meroeu fd 10 8iGnid uIfbebeu. Gos mas
ans ns 0as 8eoenfIidite erident III, 0oB DIE Aenoer1ng gapiiernoBen
anf aonnanoo oes Rr1iornen geifeben 1T nadbem er chen eTt f6
herausgeuommea bate, 5enn1oren, 0e i9re 4nt5pfidt uno amtsbefug.
ne nab ibren eoe ousgdibt batter, 0ffenthh ob5ufon5eIn, ME fh
~mahrfheinIif senntoren nod ME erhnbt boben, ben ihnen ebenaqs MIR
aleagdeatea erefatben 3Deig Der Regiernng, ben 4r0foenten 5n be-
banIeIn.
Sic llnterpirfgfet Die BARN 5utose fritz, aeigt oB Sic Grehroe
eatgegcn Der gefnHuna, iHmcr uer bic gaodt an ih reiBt obe bn
Aioenano 5u ffnoen, Der n~otuer6ig it, ucnH mir ni1t ffieBi6 Sur
gjftntur geIangen ioacn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
,,lDcnm Sic Boffnnno niebt wdr'".

Inter om TteL ~Ge Sofmne beibt~, idrebt Die Gbieago gbenO-
th# tn ibren ernen 2ehartfel nber Die egenmdfhge 8efhidIng Der SON.
kasfdHfe oprd 9rddbent &ilon ME iolgt;
pDoB Der grdfnent f1 Die 9fott ameritoniibe 8difie gu bepaitnet
suehennen inHrbe nubte uh ihun gerern oIS gepB gelten-6oB er ober
bie nNRudt" iofort, begin. Dor 3nhHmentrttt 0S aougreiies aushben
ino 10 bic ariegSgeahr aus AeuBerte er10ben wtro-ooS lit aud bete
nod niht qeagt uo Die 1offnlng bRbt, 0B erS niht tn miro. Gs
blebt bic 9offnung, Dab e8 tres gmet uo Aaen uT]t gum arnge
f0nanfen miro 8miten amerfd un6 8eutihlonol
g3oranf first it'd oide 9Dffmmg2 gan, on lebhn gnoe 6od mf
Bite l%leber8ugung, oB Elm arRg gegen Geititlano un8eredlt rnO lmflug
nares oab Gin ioder arieg mRrcm SanDc u0 8one u%nermeBIiAen
GaaScn bringen mHr6e-lmD BOB Rr1f0ent 8iIiOn, Der pieoer gepobIt
luar0e. neil ct Dem 2anoe ben 5reoen b%epnbrte". etnen iolden aueg
Ti5t npaen fam, aaes MIR M6glihe tn uuB, en iolhes llngltf 5u
Sherneioen, min CT Dem 2ouoe rno 8olfe gegentber feline eirfatr
NfHdt I'M.
91nn mdB uidt, Oh man f6 i6er bic 8ertrmensiIiqfet OieRs
gginon.glntes Grgern ODER barber Iaden ioa. Ole frtnhe Sage br.
shichf 1as Baden. Soften uo Sorren naht mmden gum garen"
mcrrr SER aoaegel Sam boffeutih miro sybre Soffmmg otesmaI benr
Brgrinot idn ais sur 3eit, ba sic an gleider STEELE Die fee Sofmmg
ansprnhen, @Hon uur0e es ME 81 enem 8ruh NIT Getihlnn0 fonneu
IaNer, mGbreno CT in Der Eat ben onth idon ori Gage borber be-.
nm6 saihanoen peroen.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
SAVING THE REMNAHTs.

Ii is a self evident truth that
he Presidents aim during
his wal was at first to aid Brit
sh victory in every way posi-
Sic; than to prevent the van
gushing Of England, and it
seems that now he prepares for
he third stage: that Of saving
or England as much, as he may
sc able to, and to hold it as her
trustee, in order that these
British riches may not be avail
ible for indemnity purposes.
1t certainly was not an ac-
cidental coincidence that the
zimmerman note-be it a falsi-
ication or not-was given to
The press on the evening Of the
identical day on which the word
PREPARATION" reappeared in the
Reichstag. 1t had not been
mentioned for many a month,
when the Chancellor spoke Of
it again, and DR.. SPAIN point
ing to that word, declared that
the instigatof Of the war Of
course would have to stand al
the costs"
Washington knows well
enough who the instigator is.
There are very rich oil proper
ties and concessions in British
hands in Mexico. To take hold
Of them in the name OF the
American government. is i'm
possible, as long as they are
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
IN ACCORDANCE WITH DR.. USHERS PREDICTIONS

under undisputed sovereignty
of Mexico. And Mr.. Wilson
has solemnly declared two years
ago, that ''meddling in the af-
fairs of these American repu.
blics by conccssionists must for
ever cease" But OF course, it
would be another matter If we
had TO go there to prevent the
contamination Of plots dangerous
to the y. S. Possibly England
has furnished the danger docu-
ments.
And the press Of last week
was full of reports that we
would have to take steps in Me-
xico to counteract that very
very great danger created by
the plot.
So. may be we will soon know
that the Tampico oil fields are
American supervision and
under protection of American
men and ships.
And-a thing not to be over
looked-it all would fully cor
respond to the conditions stat
cd BY DR.. Usher in his books
pan Germanism" and Pan
Americanism' to be the part
America would have to take
the stipulations of the
secret treaty with the Entente,
as a member Of @the Coalition"
as Dr. Usher puts it.
Meanwhile the American
newspapers have furnished the
readers with sensations And
some were able TO indulge in
their much beloved pastin1e Of
patriotic mysteries and Of paint
ing the Kaiser as the devil.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13

Sobne, Der i'm 6elbe itan6, nidts
mebr ge9ort, mo glaubte, cab CT
gefaaen ooer III @eanqenihnft &c.
roten lei. gdtn fam CT 8eibuuftpn
auf llrlaub nod @auie unb i1ripb
bieien 8rief, Der ON %. 8e3emDer
in 9gien a~uigege6eu mllroe un0 am
10. 4tdr4 bier eintrai. Sn Dem
9riefe beiBt es ii. a..
sd mar ieif 5pei Sabren immer
an Der 6roHt, bin dber GOttlob, 10,
nett nidlt Derleet noroen. Die je.
Bigen @er90ltniiie if1o gan3 ais 81
frilberer 3eit. Dos lit ia o1td1 lei6t
erfldrlid rad 2H2 Sabre arieg
Sir bcfommen 5uur nod imner
g%cniigeno 2ebensniittel, aber es lit
alles iebr teiler uro bic 9lrmen iino
mtf llnterltilsung ongcpicien 60
reift ibncn aber fnun gum 2Cben
uno fir alcioung uno 5hube reidt
es idon garuiht. God mliB lid
bait 5eoer ourdihIagen, Bis Is Del.
Ter miro. Wit @ottes 6ilfe miro
cs bofientlifl bol0 anoers meroen
qrbeit gibt Is bier 0icl mo Die.
ienigen ole 81 6m1ie iinb. p~erOienen
piel @eIo. e. munaelt al arbeitern.
.5abe al 8eibna6ten llrlap6 erbaI
ten mlo fam oesbal6 nod 5mtie.
5o6alO CT ~n6aelmiaL muB i'd pie,
Der Spriid ms 5elO.~
SH uebrigen idreibt 5err G0lei
ietts, oaB fem 5amoger peridol
len lit uno SaB oeiien Sobn Snit.
goutnant ernnnnt muroe. SER So.
leiieis itan6 an Der italieniideu
Sront.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
Dcmtld10mcrikn
licIt sic Gdelidtc
Omaha Gribiinc!
Sie itRSicreuOc OrMtihamcritanildc
SngcuO siest ie cualiIdeH
Sn9ebllttern pDr.

Die Serbobmmg un0 Gerleum.
hung olleS, mas 0eutlden &dntcus
uuo oeiitiden llriprnnes lit, Ourd,
Die pro.brttiide angliite 1~ogeSpreiit
bat Denigitcns in einem 9unfte ibr
@utes gebubt. Gle bat oas Ser.
tralieIt, 6os Die oelttIhomerifuniide
Sllgeno Su Der Breiie batte, inter.
grobeit. Dies 5eiet ith oeutli9 In
einem SGreiben, oos inns pom einen
2eiter elmer Der eroBteu oeutihGme
rttanilden REORGANIZATION in Mebrus,
ia 5pgegnugen 1T. uto oas gerpiB Inn
olleemeineu in 0eltiheu areiien @e.
nugtuung heroorrufen miro. Der
betreffenoe Gr5ieber itreibt Der Gag.
lihen Gmaba Iribiine:
aGs trent nns, brrihten sa f0n.
nen, Saf bic y5ribanr" mebr eeier
finoet inter nnierea Sdaleru, ais
bic engliideu 3eituugen. Sas tOnna
te Oaher fommen, neil nniere gehref
ltets ami bic llnwabrbeiteu nnb feb.
Ter Sericlben aafmertiam modem"
Die Gr3ieber Ieiiten Der Ih~iOieren.
Den Sugenb gemiB Den nllerqrobten
8tenIt inbem lie oieieIbe auf biegnt.
iteIiuugen uno 8erIeum0uuqen 0ieier
utigerehtcn Togespreiie oufmrrf'om
MAIDEN. 0at Die Ihtoipren0e SSlgenh
crit oas gepiiienlpie Grciben oieier
8reiie eingeiebeu, bonn miro ite it'd
bon ibr nitt LANCER at faIiflen llr.
teilen mo Grugi9litiien perleiten
Iailen. @ie fonnte Die oeutidame.
rifduiide Sugeno ilberbolpt nur Ell.
men Moment es fir mogIi1 balten,
oaB ibre 8orfabren gorboret fir6
mos linen bon oieier 9reIie oaer.
0ings tdglib eeiagt miro.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
CHINA As JAPAH'S WIFE!
Chicago Tribune.)

Japan's enthusiasm about making
China an ally Of the entente is not
based on expectation Of military aid
against Germany. China has not
any organized military strength; it
has not enough capital for its own
uses, and above all China is not in
the least Interested in the war. The
officials are, perhaps. China is not.
Nor can it be urged that China as
a neutral offers harbor to dangerous
German intrigue. OF course, there is
German intrigue in China, but it is
not dangerous. Several expeditions
headed for India have been inter
cepted, and German propaganda in
the native press bore almost no fruit.
Japan is not interested in what
China could do to Germany. 1t does
not expect her to do anything. But
Japan expects to do something to
her, When China is an ally Japan
win have admirable excuse for
demanding the opening up of Chinese
resources "for the benefit Of our al
lies, for the organization Of
japanese industry in China, and the
organization Of Chinese communities
by Japanese soldiers and police.
Japan needs coal and iron and
China has them. Japan can get them
more easily by making China
sacrifice to the general good Of her
allies than by going in and taking
them. With China as an ally Japan
can keep American capital out Of
China, except on her terms.
Japan wants to marry China. have
the use of her Inheritance, and keep
her in the kitchen washing Jap
dishes.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13
TWO DOCUMENTS TO INDUCE SOBER THOUGHT

Certainly it is not a casual
coincidence that two documents
apt to incite and mislead part
of the people, but also apt to
induce the saner part to sober
thought are issued almost sim
ultaneously from Washington.
None OF them could have been
made public except by the
highest authority. And we
therefore have to believe that
it was done TO set the people
medidating.
The first was a cablegram
TO the President from an Amer
lean citizen in London, calling
for vengeance for the death Of
his mother and sister, who had
been travelling on the Tacoma"
which was >torpedoed near the
British coast in the barred zone.
Mr.. Hoy called the men in the
regular naval service of the Ger
man empire "assasins, who foul
ly murdered his beloved mother
and sister on the high seas" He
wants the country to fight in
revenge for the crime, and
states that if she will not do il
he will do it under another
flag"
1t seemed very extraordinary
indeed, that such a document
should have been given out,
thereby seemingly placing the
stamp of approval on such
structures on a foreign govern
ment, with whom we still live
at peace, although under strain
ed circumstances.
But it was stated later on
from Washington under
authority too, that the view
expressed by Mr.. Hoy, was not
the official one; that the
Laconia was a British vessel
carrying war materials, that it
tarried two 4.7-inch naval guns,
and that the Americans who
bst their lives apparently
reached places Of safety before
lying Of exposure, and that
therefore, the covert act" justi-
wing declaration OF war had not
ret occurred.
This official comment upon
he inflaming cabIegram, should
make everybody see the utter
oolishness Of Americans travel
ing on belligerent and especial
y armed belligerent ships, in
lines like those we live in,
when even the British govern
nent prohibits women and chill
lren travelling from the dom
Mons and colonies to England.
Americans having interests in
he countries Of the central
lowers have had TO forego their
lights, not only those Of travel
or over two years now, at the
,ehest Of England. And their
lights were and are just as leg
innate and sacred as those Of
Americans having interests in
England, There is no reason
why the latter should be priv
legged. Let them stay in Amer
ca too if the others have to.
There Is no privileged citizen
ship, or at least there should be
zone.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13

The other is a bit Of highly
significant diplomatic news
which has been given to the
Associated press to reveal to
the nation. We have no doubt
that such a document as the ons
credited to the Berlin foreign
office is in the hands Of the adj
ministration, but whether it i,
a Justification or not we are UNI
able to say. We believe it il.
one at least in that latter pari
dealing with former Mexican
territory. Germany is too wis,
to think a dismemberment pos
siple. And we know enough d
British intrigue to believe il
just such a Justification. But ii
has been gossipped in politica
circles at Washington that i'm
mediately upon the breaking Of
Of relations by the president, tn,
administration had been inform
ed at the instance of the German
Government itself, to please
take into consideration before
going any further, that beside,
the coming to satisfactory
terms with England, a way wa,
open to the Central powers, tc
come to separate terms with
Russia and Japan, which might
bind Germany for a long period
to interests possibly antagonistit
to the United States, but relieve
her forces in the Eastern from
Immediately for a fight to a fin
ish on other fronts. The doc
ument published through thu
Associated press may be baseQ
on that gossip.
1t will also be noticed that il
reads, it is our intention to en-
deavor to keep neutral tn.
United OF America. If this i
not successful we propose an al
lance etc.
The intention to have the
United States remain neutral i;
certainly nothing we could com.
plain of. AS has been solemnly
declared by the President it il
his desire too. 1t may be that
the Government by showing to
the American people part Of the
danger, we would be running in
up neutrality solely in
the interest Of Great-Britain and
John P. Morgan & Co. and
Bethlehem Steel, IS trying TO in
it to contemplate soberly
the dangers of war.
The two statements from
Washington are and will be
used by the pro.British inter.
ests in the U. S. to induce the
citizens to write and wire to the
President and Congress asking
for war under a misconceptions
Of what these statements really
mean.
Just the opposite should BE-
done. Write and demand thai
every fibre be strained to keep
US out Of an unjust and unneces.
sary war, which only would
new and augmented
dangers for the future Of our
and people.
A war not justified in itseli
does not become justified, be.
cause the possible enemy tries
TO prevent it.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-03-13

Bie aus m aifanb bes
ntrb, Deuten ale 4n8tinen
oarauf Fin. bah lansit ber Sapsi.
ler9reil3e cine itaIisniide ariegs5os
ne geImaffen lperoen ioa. Jn Der
begeno BON 8omoopFolo unD Como
Ff bic militdriIde 4oIt5enEur singss
iibrt porosn. Der @~rsu30ertebr
puroe er6eblia tiugei9rdntt. Gins
feline StraBen iinb gdn3li3 gsiperrt
poroeu. SialieniI@e Qr6titer. bic In
zen 3abatfabriten bon 9rtIago Be-
4dftigt fnb, Iolm tiinftig feline
5rlaubuis mebr gum ga8isrsn Der
5len5e er9oIien. Gffenbar trdgt man
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dtit bon Der 6anb IN ben NaunD@,
bic Elm p%ripatsr uno oFfmtlidtr Ges
neini6aoen il, muB eu6li9 auf60rsn.
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