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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06

WATERS FOR
SUB SIGHTED
TT. S. Boats Search for Enc
my Submersible Reported
Seen Is Doubted.

Fortress Monroe, Va. JULY g.
Naval patrol boats today cOntfn-
ued their search for an enemy
submarine which was reported 10
have been seen submerged i'm the
water late yesterday but no trace
0f the craft has been found.
Marine observers did not be-
Heye it possible for q submarine
to submerge i'm the roads or lower
chesapeake bay because of in
sufficient deep water and I'm this
connection they pointed 10 the fact
that the German merchant under.
water boat Deutschland could not
go under until after she passed
the Virginia capes last summer.
Washington. July 6-The reported
sighting Of a periscope of a submar-
1ne IN Hampton roads caused the navy
department today to send instructions
to the commandment to make a thor
ough investigation. According to the
report sent to the department today
the officers on one Of the American
warships sighted an object which he
believed 70 be a periscope within the
waters Of Hampton roads, although
the exact location is withheld.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06
Slavs Turn Artillery Loose
on White Enblems in
Enemies Hands.

Petrograd, July G.-German sol
dIers near Baliestchi- on the Ru-
ma-iau front. yesterday held up
white flags and called upon the
Russians Ia fraterniZe. says the
official statement given out today
by the Russian war Office. Rus
sian artillery fired ON the tlags.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06

State department officials have pro-
fessed ignorance as TO the nature of
the mission of Ambassador Fletcher
He requested permission TO come 10
Washington three weeks ago and left
as soon as announced. BY some it
was assumed the ambassador wished
TO explain personally 10 the secretary
the extent 10 which German activities
have been carried on in Mexico and
the influence German agents have had
on the Mexican government aud peo-
pie. Reports that Mexico would en-
ter the war as an ally of the entente
powers is not regarded by most Off
cials here as probable They also be
ueye it improbable that Mexico viii
become active in her support of Ger
many
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06
LANSING
FLETCHER IN
SECRETMEET
Wells u. S. Enjoys
Rush Trip From Mexico
TO Washington.

Washington, July 6.-Enough
Importance was attached to the
mission Of Henry z. Fletcher, am
bassador 20 Mexico. who hurried
Is left Mexico City as soon a per-
mission had been granted him by
the state department. to arrange
fer q conference today with Sec
rotary Lansing on board the train
which is carrying the secretary to
Henderson HarbOr. \. " for a
three weeks vacation.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06
OF GERMAN
MAIL PLAN Barred
Federal Authorities Enearth system Of
Communication Scandinavian
Sailors Carry Letters.

New York, July 6.-Agents for
the department of Justice this att
eFn0on arrested two Germans, 0ne
reputed 10 be a paymaster for the
German spy system IN this couH-
try, and the other alleged fe have
been formerly associated with
Captain Franz Won Papen. at one
time military aftaehe at the Ger
man embassy in Washington.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06
MONARCHY OF CHINA
g SEEN TOTTEPENG
I eut0ns toA gain
Close Reichstaq
4 fter Brief Meet

Copenhagen. July 6--Thp steer
ing committee Of the reichstag,
according 10 a dispatch received
here, has decided to terminate the
midsummer session by the middle
Of next week il possible and ad-
iourn until the end of October. A
brief session accords with the
government wishes and signifies
the abandonment Of the additional
representation of some thirty
0Fergr0wn districts.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-07-06

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The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
To Conserve Gasoline

Little Rock, August 20.-The subject of gasoline conservation, which is being emphasized by the National Council of Defense. has been brought to the atten- tion of the State Council. It is estimated that 1,250,000,000 gal Ions of gasoline is used annually in the United States. and that half of that amount is used in pleasure riding. The United States Army will need 350,000,- 1000 gallons for aoroplanes, trucks, automobile tractors, and other machines. This cannot be obtained except by saving from the existing supply. If pleasure riding is cut out one half, there will be sufficient saving to sup ply not only the United States, but also it's Allies for war pur- poses. The following sugges tions are offered for the consid- eration of automobile owners:
 Reduce pleasure riding one half.
 Do not allow the gasoline en zine to run idle.
 Use kerosene, not gasoline, for cleaning pun poses in the garage.
 See that the carburetor does not leak.
 Form the habit of shutting off the gasoline at the tank.
 By judicious regulation of the mixture of gasoline and air in the motor, both greater power and economy of fuel may be obtained.
 Use cars for both business and pleasure purposes thoughtfully and judiciously.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
HoW'S This ?

We offer One Hundred Dollars Reward for any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Medicine.
 Halls Catarrh Medicine has been taken by catarrh sufferers for the past thirty five years, and has become known as the most reliable remedy for Catarrh. Halls Catarrh Medicine acts thru the Blood on the Mucous surfaces. expelling the Poi- son from the Blood and healing tie dis eased portions
 After you have taken Halls Catarrh Medicine for a short time you will see a great improvement in your general health. Start taking Halls Catarrh Medi- cine at once and get rid of catarrh. Send for testimonials. free.
 F. J. CHENEY & CO, Toledo. Ohio.
 Sold by all Druggists. 75c.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
Buy Wheat Only From Reliable Dealers

A great many farmers are planning on adding to their wheat acreage and consequently great many kinds of Wonder" wheats are being advertis ed ex- tensively. Prospective Arkan- sas wheat growers should re member that variety which has proven it's worth in the neighbor. hood in which the grower is To cated is often times far better than anything which can be i'm ported, especially when the buy CTS take a chance by buying seed from unknown parties at a distance depending entirely up- on the recommendations made by the person who has the seed for sale. If you can not get good wheat seed Tn your neighborhood write to the College of Agricul- ture at Fayetteville for reports on the best varieties of wheat for Arkansas. Don't buy expensive seed of any kind from persons whom you do not know before consulting your County Agent or writing the Extension Divi- sion.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23

organizations have already set down as a moral evil. Growing, too, is the national association, composed mostly of clerics, for the enforcement of a religious rather than a civil Sabbath. Re duced to a simple form ula this movement is directed at secular amusements, but it's ulterior ann Is to compel an open conforma- tlon to church. regulations. Granting that governmental re Strictions of certain vices lessen immortality, it does not follow that personal habits are to be in- cluded Tn this category. the effect of which would be to lodge pow CT at Washington that would re. suit in the necessity of enforcing obnoxious police regulations on an unwilling public.
 The question of the personal use of alcoholic beverages does not enter into these affairs. It is rather the question of whether a group of men 5000 miles away, who have decided among them selves that certain practice is wrong, shall impose their views upon another group who hold to different views. This is accentu- ated by the fact that the imposi- tion of this prohibition shall be accomplished by the action of a minority of the community, be- cause such will be the action if it is permitted to remain with the legislatures of the state rather than with the people of the states.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
OPPRESSION OF THE CITIZEN

Much speculation exists as to whether the single idea men who are agitating at Washington the national prohibition amendment will ever come to understand the viewpoint of the opposition as stated by Senator Oscar Under wood, of Alabama. They are not tolerant of this opposition and are quick to descend to the of fensive and the impudent in chal- lenging it's motives. Having ar bitrarily established teetotalism virtue, as Brigham Young ele vated polygamy to the plane of a religious tenet, they choose to regard all who disagree with them as sinful, immoral and af- firmatively wicked. It is incom prehensible to them why man who. for his own reasons, does not use alcoholic beverages, should.be opposed to their pro paganda. Yet Senator Under wood has made it clear to those of open minds in these words:
 Injection of the national police power into the homes of the peo- pie will undoubtedly lead to an oppression and the overthrow of the principles of government in which we believe"
 What he undoubtedly means is that the exercise of this power will not end if prohibition of the use of alcohol as beverage is voted. There is already looming above the horizon similar move ment against the use of tobacco, which practice several clerical
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
Liquor Zone" Order Modified

Washington. Aug. 1.-The war department has modified the order prohibiting a saloon or bar within half mile of military camp, so as not to be effective where purely temporary camps are concerned.
 The modification was caused by situation in Kansas City. where many saloons and leading hotels bars in the city were closed because some troops were being mobilized in Convention Hall.
 Under the new ruling such temporary mobilization of troops will not be cause for closing bars and officers will be depended up, on to restrain their men.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
SAVE STAPLE FOODS
Eat More Fruits and Vegetables Save Surplus by Canning, Drying, Pickling
 and Preserving


 "The great abundance of war garden and truck products in cities and rural communities of fers an immediate opportunity for consumers locally to help better the world food situation, " say the dietary specialists of the United States Department of Az riculture. Make fresh vegeta- bles and fruits save staple foods. Eat the perishable fresh fruits and vegetables now. while they are most delicious, and can and preserve them for future use. :"
 The following available fresh fruits and vegetables may be classified for this ware emergency diet:
 Apples, peaches, pears, plums. blackberries, raspberr!es. beets, carrots, potatoes, onions, beans, peas, sugar corn, tomatoes. cab bage. lettuce, etc.
 FRESH FOOD NOW ABUNDANT
 Right now there is an abund- ance of these fresh foods ripen ing in the war gardens" of many cities and rural districts as well as on the farms. House. wives are urged to use those from their own gardens first. If they have no garden, they should purchase from local markets or farmers or neighbors while prices are low, and not only serve daily, but cap, preserve, pickle, and dry for winter.
 Wherever the vegetables named are available abundantly from home gardens or can be purchased cheaply in the mar kets, or from neighbors, their use in the diet to a greater ex- tent than usual will help fooG conditions. In general, the more simply vegetables and fruits are prepared for the table the better but when they are being con sumed in especially large quan titles it often will be desirable to vary the dishes.
 VEGETABLES MAY REPLACE MEAT Although fresh vegetables or dinarily are eaten by most per sons in relatively small amounts with more concentrated foods. such as meats, eggs, cheese, etc ," declared a food expert of the department, they may, when eaten in large quantities, take the place of the more con centrated foods to a certain ex- tent. Because of the present large production of perishable fruits and vegetables this partial substitution is especially desira- ble during the next six weeks or two months <"
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
Court Calendar.

Chancery Court-3rd Mon. in May and 3rd Monday ln Nov.
 Circuit Court-1st Monday in Feby. and 2nd Monday in Aug.
 County Court-2nd Monday Tn Jan. Apr. July and Oct.
 Probate Court-4th Monday in Jan. Apr, July, and Oct.
 Quorum Coutr-1st Monday in Oct. each year.
 Common Pleas Court-1st Monday in March, June, Sept, and Dec.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
To Be Last Day To Make Booze

Washington, Aug. F. Eleven o'clock on the night of Sunday, September 8. is the time fixed by the food administration when all processes in the production in the United States of distilled spirits for beverage purposes must stop.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23
Quartermaster Enlisted Reserve Corps
 Wanting Experienced Men

Opportunity to learn a trade and receive pay while learning.
 The Quartermaster Enlisted Reserve Corps, Headquarters 123 East Bay St, Charleston, $. C., is making a speclal effort to enlist men into this branch of the service for the period of emergency only.
 Experienced men in the fol- lowing lines are wanted:
 Clerks, Men of considerable clerical experience.
 Storekeepers, Experienced men in handling stocks of goods.
 Skilled Laborers, Wagonmas- ters, Men experienced in the supervision of delivery service or drayage companies.
 Experienced Wheelwrights, Horseshoers. Saddlers, Team sters, Barriers, Cooks, Men who present undisputabIe credentials of their qualifications to serve in any of the above positions will be enlisted with the rank of Corpo ral or Private 1st class, accord ing to experience. and as they demonstrate proficiency will be promoted to grade of Sergeant. or Sergeant lst class
 Applications must be made out on the required form. which may be secured either by com municating with the Depart ment Quartermaster, Charleston s. C., or the nearest Army Re- cruiting Station. Each applica- tion must be accompanied by at least one letter of recommends. dation from a relia ble business man in your community, prefer ably one under whom you have served within the past five years. This letter must have reference particularly to your ability, general intelligence, ex- perience and aptitude for the DO sition sought.
 The application with letter at tached should be mailed at once direct to the Department Quar- termaster, Charleston, $. C., or presented to the recruiting off cer to be mailed.
 Upon receipt of application, with letters, and you are found to comply with the requirements as near as possible to ascertain, you will be mailed an authority to apply to the nearest U. S. Army Recruiting Officer for ex animation and enlistment, if ac- cepted. The expense of travel from residence to recruiting off. cer is Tn each case to be paid by the applicant.
 The following are approximate rates of pay, in addition to cloth ing, subsistence and medical at. tention:
 Sergeants 1st class, S51.00 per Month.
 Sergeants, S44.00 per Month.
 Corporals, S3600 per Month
 Privates 1st class, S33.00 per Month.
 In case of foreign service 20 per cent will be added to his pay It will be observed that pay in the Quartermaster Enlisted Re serve Corps is somewhat higher than in the line.
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23

Woman's friend is Large Trial bot tie of Sanol Prescription Fine for black heads, Exzema and all rough skin and clear complexion A real skin tonic. Get 35c Trial bottle at the drug store Adv. 52-tf
The Carlisle independent., 1917-08-23

Do you get up at night? sanol is surely the best for all kidney and blad- der troubles Sanol gives relief in "A hours from all backache and bladder trouble. Sanol is guaranteed remedy. 35c and $l co bottle at the drug store Adv 52-tf
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
glmerif. .&niI. arieasfOmmiITun.

8aIbngton, %. glpriI. Gum
8ertreter Der gcreinigten Stanten in
gtuBlan0 lit CHARLES 81. Crane BON
Gbicngo, Der 5ur8eit in RllBlmtO
peilt, auserieben moroen.
Crane lit elm griiil0li6er &enner
Der ruiiiiden. 8erbqltuiiie lrn0 lit
init 0en ltnlitGn0en bertrultt, Die 5ltr
@tublierung Der neuen RepubIif
fiibrten. @s lit mabri9eirlIih, 0oB
er m 8etersburg bas @ilttreffen Der
anoeren &omnuiildre gum ariegsrot
abmarta lulo NIT linen beruten
miro. gr meilt bereits etIide No.
nate in 9fuBlan0.
Crane erfrelt lid 6es 9titfes, elmer
ser tiiatigiten @ei66ftsleute Der
Sereinigten Staaten gu fem, ma.
mernIid in finansieller 8e5iebuna.
Gr lit 9srGIioelrt Der grolR Gontpo.
nm IN gbicoeo. SIN Sabre 1903
nnr6e er gum @eion0ten IN China
ernanrt, bod reiigaierte er. ebe CT
igin Inlt ottrnt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
5uei Pcipitali6iffc
pcn 1tsBcctcrt pcrIcnkt!
9ieicl6cn iuaren ieODd ui6t als
iOl6e gefennseidttet; 70 &erio-
neH ituO ertrnnteH.

2onoon, %. Gpril. - Die beis
6en $pipitolidiffe Donegal" unO
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Iolfe GllBerli6 fenntIib gentabt
poroen iporen (lttlO oe8boIb bon
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fonrterD itno nm II. &priG arf Der
6abrt nod Gn9lmto obne 8ar.
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ben.
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8efinbli6et tDeroen 29 8eripunoete
ltno 3lpolf Meann Der 8eiobung ber-
nliBt. Sci Dem l1ntergang oeS
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nnter Is 6eutIde 8ertuunoete. 8eioe
Satffe tporen bon &rtegSidtffen es-
fortiert tporoet.
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nen 9roB ttno Der a8onegoI" 1887
Son1en.
2 NDriueger uerienft, etnr ecfapert.
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pei6e aus &openbagert beiogt, oaB
Der norpe9iihe 9ontpfer Bergen.
gut" bon einen 0elttiaen Goitdboot
oeriettt tpltroe, itn0 ooB n6t Ser
iprnen Der 8eiob1tn9 babel ben 500
gefltnoen baben.
8ieiige Bertreter Der belgii4en
Silf8fonmiiiion muroen bena6ri6.
tigt, oaB Der bon &otteroun obqe.
fabrene norpegiihe 9on1pfer Sling.
born beriltnfen lit. Der 9ornpfer
iDor 1,713 3ounen 9roB utt6 tpltr0e
I'M Sabre 1904 in 8ergen erbaltt.
Der 776 Sonnen groBe norlpegi.
fbe 0ampfer p9tor6en" 1T bon ben
9elttihen gefopert uno na9 <Ts
boben bugItert nor6en.
SprpeSiert p6er nnf Mine gelaufen.
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errttpeoer anf cine 9ttne geroten
ODER torpeoiert mor0en. giner BON
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8onpfer mar 5,026 Sonnen groB
nno ft6r am 81. Mdr8 bon 4ort-
Iono, gfaine, nad &otteroant ab.
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in Der iogenannten ofi6eren Gone"
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TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
RmiI. Detnekr0fic fiir
aueeirtcinen SrieSen!
@fnidjt SSrie6en Dbne auneratipn
8entid)e SOsialiiten fir 5rie.
ben NIT 9inklan0.

gctrogro6, ilber 2onSon 90.
MpriI. Gte ar1tlihe g9adri9ten-
ngertltr Iieb bettte foI9e1Oe 8etaunt-
nndung ergeben:
geesn 8eartiportung auf Die Nm.
frnae oeS aongrcBd6geor0neten
aRcher 9onDon (bon Seem gort), Oh
Die ruiiiiden So3ioliiten einein Se.
parotfrieoen init 8cltf6lan0 0as
@ort reoeten. teIegrnpbierte Der
@oII5ngsmt8lduB
,gBie bereits in Ger Grtldritnq
6es ausiduiIes Ser gtrbeiter uno
DeS Wtilitdrs bctont fpuroe, Iudt bic
reboliition1re ruiiiide 8eutofrotie
feinen Separatfrie6en, ion0eru re6et
eineru ittternotionolen Srieoen obne
annerion ttno o9ne &riegseritid1oi.
gitng ons 8ort, uno bertritt oo8
4rinsip, 0oB idrtlide g3ationen oa8
Neht Der iingeberrntten freten gnt.
fDidlung fir fh beanipruben ton.
nen. gln 0os geiantte BroIetoriot
ergebt Der Qppea, ieinen gnnsen
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5rieoeil oitf iener Bats 8uitanoe 8u
bringen.
gieprdIeutaut 2onoon iIt So5iaIiit
iln0 botte iih nit Der obigen Sroee
an oos io8ioliitiide 9umouitgIieo
8ideioie gerpanot.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
&Onitriptionsbia inl
GOngreb Orbattitrt!
Gin erbttterter 1sampf nm cieicIbc erttbrannts
Sic 1aeotcrmno bcfft, caE Sieiclbc 1l1ittwcd
sur 2lnnabme oclam0en luirc.
Der senat lit ser porlass siinftis aeii.nts

@oibington, %. glpril. = SIN
&ongreB begonrt beute Die 9ebotte
itber Die 9fegierttngs-8 8ebrpflidtbor-
lage. 8ir6 0ieieLbe angenoul1uen,
0ann ftn0 giQionen outeritonii9er
8itrger berpfli6tet, ii6 6ert 0tiIi-
tdroiettit 3u tpiomen. glmertf1 tpir0
cine foloiiaIe gLruee ollf Die Seine
brtnaen, INN bieielbe aegen 9elti6-
lnnO au berlpen0en. SopobI Der
&ousfontitee6eri6t uIs aud Der Wh-
noritdtSberi9t IN So4en oes 3nmng-
oienite3 ftn0 I'M Sauie eingerei9t
Doroen.
Der 8oritbenoe oes Gusi6uies,
Superintendent Gent, tpies 0ara1tf bin,
ooB Die ertpeiterte 8orlage ben 8r6=
ii0enten bebolllnGhtigt, ibu inoeiien
ni9t antpeiit, Die S6affung zines
borIGufi9en 6reiipiaigeHbeereS bon
100000 8u berolIaierl lu1o, menn
notmenoig, ipdter oie 3abl utf cine
Dtiaion 5u erbobelL 1tn0 8por inter
BEN oer3eitig beItebenoen @eleben.
geo9 gbidIuB Der Regiitrotion
miiroe Der Grafioert bic ubioIute
0tadtoollfomnlenbeit beltBer, oor-
iiber 8lt eltti6eioen, Oh cine Iruee
nod Dem 8erbeipitem eeiaaffen
meroen ioI ooer oltf Dem @ege Der
3mangsnusbebltng.
8oriibenoer Chamberlain begIei-
tete Die 8orloge NIT nodItebanoer
gu8fiibritng:
u@s lit elm 9ing Der ltn1l0gLi6-
fei, inter Dem SreipiIIigeniDItem ei-
nen &rieg gegen Die groBte ntilitGri.
ibe 0taht, 6ie Die 8eIt ie geIeben
bat 8u beginner. 8e1nl mir ni1t
oagemeine 8ebrpfliGt einfibren,
nenn mir ti6t ale 1tnS gu @ebote
itebenben 3ueIlen erib0pfea, beru1o.
gen mir ni6ts an8llfnnger.
@ttpo 100000 I'M aIter bon 10
Biz 25 SSobren f0nrten ge8ogen
ltno bon 6ieien f0ntlten 21a 0ttIlio.
en- 8undAit att8gebtl6ef iner0en.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1917-04-23
Haiicr Saitkt Gritppelt
fir ibtelt PelSeltlltl1t!

2lnrter6on, iiber 2on6or, 90.
qpril. - Cine offi3ieIe 9epeide
aus Berlin beingt onB Der &Qiier an
ben 6eltiden aronprinaen foIget6e8
Sdreiben ridtete: g0ie GrltppeG ol-
Ter oeuti6en Golfsitdutnle, 0te inter
Dei1ter1 8efebl Iteben, boben nit
itnbIbarter grtidloiienbeit lnlo ltnter
bortreffii6er 6iibrung oen 9ur4-
br1th8Deriu6 Der 6ran5oien an Der
IiSne uno in Der Champagne berei-
teIt. gLu6 in oieieu gepoItgen
S6lndten bot Die Synfanterie Oen
SuuptitoB au8boIten ntiilIen, un0
onnf oeS unerrii6li6en 8eiiton0es
Der 4rtiuerie uno anoerer Baffen
bat iie in ibrer tooes0ero6ten0et
2(uS0ouer un0 ibren unlui0eritebG-
den 2Ingriffen groBe 0inge ooI(-
brodt.
llebernlittele neinen ltfl0 BEG go.
terlauoes 0onf ON Die Srltppenfiih-
rer un0 DtanniAaften. Die &dnlpfe
an Ser 2[iSne lrno in Ser gBantpogne
fino nod ni6t boriiber, nber ole Die
ienigen, Die bort tampfen uu0 blu-
ten. meroen niiien ooB 6as gan5e
3elttidlalo iid ibrer &oten beIuuBt
lit uno eine8 lit nut ibnen, in oiciem.
Sample Inn Oie @riIter3 0urd5uboI-
ten bis gum iiegrei6en @u0e. Soft
gebe eS!"