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Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
American Sidckers
FIOcking to Mexico

JUAREZ, May 29.-American slack
and have applied for places in stores
and offices, offering to work for their
board and room for several months to
escape the selective draft, government
officers said. The matter has been
reported to American civil authorities
in charge of registration. lnvestiga-
tions are being made in Juarez, Chi
huahua City and other Mexican cities
to ascertain how many American
slackers are there.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
One German State Is
Seeking a Revolution

WASHINGTON. May ga con-
siderable sentiment for revolution In
the German state OF Wurttemburg Is
reflected In news stories published IN
the Frankfort Zeltung. An official,
dispatch today quoted the paper az
saving on May 25 that a minority Of
the social Democrats In the state had
bolted because the majority refused
to advocate n revolution. The minor
ity Joined the Independent Democrats.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
VOLUNTEER PLAN
AGAIN IS FAILURE
Average of But Little More
Than a Thousand a Day;
10000 Day Needed.

WASHINGTON, May 29.-War de-
partment officials are pointing TO the
daily recruiting figures as proof anew
that the volunteer system again has
broken down in time OF national
emergency.
Yesterdays regular army recruiting
brought in 2.237 men making a total
of S7,51S since April ! Illinois was
first with 300 and New York second
with 295. Army officers declare that
a great drive for volunteers to fill the
army and national guard to the new
war strength will be necessary unless
there is to be serious delay in organ
izing the newly authorized regiments,
These OF course are for the regular
army and quite apart from the army
to be raised by selective conscription.
Less Than 100000.
Despite the fact that the nation is
at war and American regulars are un-
der orders for the fighting front in
France, less than two hundred thou
sand men have enlisted since April
in the regulars and national guard.
The present rate of enlistment-l,-
zoo To- ! 500 "A day-officials say, must
be increased to ten thousand or twenty
thousand a day if the forces which in
all probability will be among the first,
to follow Major General Pershings di-
vision to Europe are TO 20 forward
promptly. An appeal to the country
from the president may he necessary
tc get the men.
Guard In Bad Way.
The national guard is in even worse
situation. The present total strength
of the force is less than two hundred
thousand and raised to "A war footing
as has been ordered should total 800
600. In addition the 16 national
guard division plan on which the war
department is working. would require
nearly as many more 10 fill necessary
additional regiments.
No Wave of Feeling.
rhe most striking fact in connec-
tiou with the recruiting rate for the
regulars, officers say, is that even the
announcement that General PershinS
would lead a division to France with
out delay failed utterly to stimulate
enlistment. The daily average re-
cruitinc had dwindled steadily
If voluntary enlistment fails, despite
the recruiting campaigns that are in
prospect, the only recourse will be to
fiji the regulars and national guard
with men selected for military serv-
i,a hp
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
BRAZIL NOW AN ALLY
OF AMERICA IN WAR
Neutrality Revoked; Plan to
Seize German Ships in
Harbors at Once.

RIO JANETRO, May 90. - The
chamber of deputies tonight on its
last reading unanimously passed the
bill authorizing the revocation of
Brazil's neutrality in the German
American war The bill was amended
so as to authorize the government to
utilize German ships now in Brazil
ian ports.
1t is expected that government au-
thorities will at once proceed to seize
all German ships interned in Bfazil-
ian waters. They will be utilized to
aid the United States.
II now appears likely that the
chamber of deputies will next take up
n bill revoking the decree of neutral
itv declared by Brazil in the war be
tween the nations of Europe. This
virtually means a declaration OF wal
by this country.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
LOOKS BETTER IN FRANCE
Morale of People In Devastated Area
Is Improving Now.

PARIS, May 29.-After two months
of intensive work by the military and
civil authorities in the district de
vastated by the recent German retreat
a distinct improvement is beginning
to be observed, says semiofficial
statement today. Even the morale Of
the people Of the district has under
gone an Improvement. Civil life is
gradually being resumed, trade Is
showing signs of revival and there Is
"A general reawakening of the agri-
cultural and economic activities OF the
region.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
MUST SHOW PEP
ON BOND ISSUE
Local Committee Alarmed at
Small Number Subscribing
to Big Loan.
TO THE PEOPLE or TULSA.

Tulsa is In desperate posi-
tlon relative To It's subscription
Of the Liberty loan and we APP
' peal to every citizen Of this city
\ to take the situation home di-
rcctly 10 himself
Up 10 the close OF business
, Yesterday afternoon the sum Of
! S1,G40.l50 worth OF Liberty
! bonds had been subscribed for
' In Tulsa. but out of the sixty
! thousand supposedly patriotic
! Americans In this city only Az
! had subscribed to the loan.
\ Tulsa is GOING TO BUY It's
! share Of the Liberty bonds. but
\ II II is "A concentrated subscrip-
I tlon list Tulsa Il sure 10 suffer
! IN business as well as patri-
\ otto way.
, Let this thot come home to
, YOU.
by neglecting to subscribe for
! your share Of the Liberty loan
you are going to hurt your own
' business condition every bit as
' much as YOU are going to show
your real lack of American man
hood
Let us look things In the face
and call them by their right
names. Many thousand slackers
' Will be charged to Tulsa unless a
much larger percentage OF our
citizenship proves its patriotism.
The hour for talking has
passed-the time for real action
has arrived Don't slack.
LIBERTY LOAN PUBLICITY
COMM MITTEE.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
SOLDIER MINES IN
EXCITING GAMES AS
SHELLS FALL ABOUT

staff Correspondent OF A sociatcd Press
BRITISH HEADQUARTERS
IN FRANCE, May 2S-(Nia
London, May 2D.--The old
adage of "all work and no play"
has its application In war as
well as in peace. The baseball
season on the western front is
In full swing. Under the very
shadow OF Vimy ridge great
game was played yesterday aft
ernoon before an all-khah aud
fence on bit of the battle
field on which the shell holes
had been filled In and "A rough
grandstand erected for the Of
ficers and other spectators. in
Guiding General Horne. COM
manding the first British army,
who has become an enthusias-
tic fan
The game was between teams
representing two Canadian bri-
gades As a matter of fact all
the teams in what may he called
the world war league are now
composed of representatives of
the numerous Canadian bodies,
and all the players are anxiously
awaiting the arrival of the
American forces to arrange an
interlcague series.
\ Pitchers Battle.
The second Canadian brigade
beat the third brigade by the
score of to l. The second
brigade had "A great left-handcd
pitcher whose delivery the third
brigade battors could not solve.
The third brigade team also
had a good boNman who for
merly played with ottawa in
the Canadian league. The catcher
was unable to hold his delivery
well and this fault accounted
for many of runs scored by the
winning side The game was
remarkably free from errors.
considering the battlefield dia-
mond on which ii was played
All the equipment had been
brought from America, including
the base bags.
Grim War Side Issue.
AS side show ii was possible
for the grandstand to see an
occasional Gctp.rn st"ll DROP
ping half mile or so away.
Airplanes we're humming over
head, but, assuming them to be
friendly no one looked their way
except when fly bah was hit.
There was typical roofing by the
Canadians and Americans among
the khaki-clad spectators and
much wagering on the game.
one subaltern bet enough. he
said, to pay his expenses on "A
three weeks leave in Paris. hut
ne chose the wrong side and his
leave was indefinitely postponed.
The games are played twice
"a week in this strangest of all
baseball leagues.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
"WE'RE IN DEAD EARNEST"
Federal Attorney says Grand Jury
VIII Look out for SlaCkcrs.

NEW YORK. May 29.-The federal
grand jury will convene Monday and
will be in readiness to take up any re-
ported violations of the presidents
GRAFT proclamation IT was announced
today at the office OF the United States
district attorney.
We are not going to tolerate any
monkey business on June a. said AS
sistant District Attorney John G. Knox.
ANY man or woman trying to dis
suade man from registering Will
find accommodations in Jail"
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
NelD Russ ENJOY Is
Pleased With Outlook

TOXIC, May 29.-"I am immensely
satisfied with conditions In Russia, In
cluding Siberia" said Prof. Doris Ba-
kymetieff. the new Russian ambassa-
dor to the United States on arriving
here today 81 think the new regime
is carrying on the work OF organiza-
ton successfully and will soon be able
to launch an offensive against the
enemy"
Professor Bakymetieff is at the
head OF special commission OF forty
on its way to the United states. He
repudiated the idea that his country
would make separate pence.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30

WASHINGTON May 29.-Brazil
decision to revoke her decree of neu-
trality is construed here as little less
than n declaration of a state of war
With Germany. Rrazirs action Is be-
lieved to indicate a general break
down of German propaganda all over
the southern continent
Unofficial advices that Chile would
indorse and perhaps join Brazil IN
the stand against Germany are taken
as added evidence OF the growth OF a
friendlier spirit and a corresponding
decline of German influence
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
HENDERSON SENT TO RUSSIA
Member British War Cabinet OFF On
Special Mission To Slays.

LONDON, May 29.-It is officially
announced that Arthur Henderson,
member of the British cabinet and
the war council. has undertaken an
important government mission 10
Russia and that George Nicoll Barnes
minister of pensions, has been ap-
Pointed member of the war cabinet
without portfolio during Mr.. Iender-
sons absence
Mr., Barnes who now enters the war
cabinet as the representative OF labor
in place of Mr. Henderson, has sincs
August, 1914, been a strong advocate
of the vigorous prosecution of the war
and has used his great influence
with tho workmen steadily in that
direction. He lost one son in the war.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
CAMP SITES NOT GIVEN OUT
san Antonio and III Paso Announced,
but Others Held Secret.

SAN ANTONIO, Texas. May 29.-
General Parker's recommendation
that camp for the training Of a di-
vision Of troops be established in San
Antonio and one in El Paso has been
approved and announcement made by
the war department in Washington.
The department has refused yet to
divulge General Parker's recommen-
dation on the other four campsites.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
Count Andrassy Named
Premier for Hungary

ZURICH. Switzerland. May 90
(Via London. )--- British Admiralty
per Wireless Press. Am official telt
gram from Budapest says that En- >
peror Charles has appointed Count
julius Andrassy premier of Hungary.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
Chinese Troops Fight
Each Other, Report

PEKING, May 29.--The civil gov-
error of the province OF Anhwei sud-
denly has Communicated forty cars OF
the Tnsghpr railway. His purpose in
taking over the cars is not known.
1t is reported that fighting Is pro-
Chang Hsun, military governor Of
Anhwei, and Gen. Niszu Chung at
Pengpu.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
Strike in Paris GrOUs
More Serious Each Day

PARIS. May 30 G. p. m)-After
the double holiday strike movement
developed renewed activity today. Va
rious branches of the laundry. cloth
ing. wire and bread industries joined
the strike. There were several street
manifestations but no serious disor-
ders.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
WORLD OFFICE HOURS
TODAY.

The business office of The
World will be closed today from
IL o'clock noon until 8 o'clock
p. m. on account of Decoration
day. Business will be transacted
as usual this forenoon and after
o'clock tonight. The editorial
department will observe the
usual hours.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30

Tulsa bankers view the local situa-
lion of the Liberty bond subscription
with considerable seriousness At a
meeting OF the general Liberty bond
committee yesterday at the Y. NJ. G. A..
reports from all the banks of Tulsa
show that only 412 people OF Tulsa
are enrolled among the subscribers
to the Liberty loan. This leaves some
thing like fifty-five Thousand citizens
OF Tulsa who have not expressed a de
sire to do their share In oversubscrib-
nc the loan.
Reports show that the sum received
for the loan 10 date amount to sL-
640lj0 but this includes practically
all the real large subscriptions that
can be expected from Tulsa The bal
ance of nearly 100000 must he
made up IN small subscriptions. All
ranks reported that the subscriptions
Yesterday were more numerous than
heretofore and II is hoped that this is
but the starting OF a really popular
demand for the government war Sc
curites
Douglas Gets Busy.
II was decided yesterday that n
stronger campaign Is going to be nee
cssary and TO this end the aid OF the
Clarence Il. Douglas, secretary OF the
chamber OF commerce, was solicited.
He will carry on an active campaign
and will be assisted by all those who
are inter ested In the success of the
issue.
At Yesterdays meeting stress was
placed on the need to warn local in
forests and workers of Tulsa of tho
necessity of a wide personal subscrip-
ton II business conditions are ex-
Ia n .t u 4
TO place the whole situation before the
people In an effort TO appeal TO their
business sense as well as their patriot,
ism.
Other Loans shortly.
Information from Washington as
sUrcs that second $4,000. 600, OOC
issue may be expected within a few
months and probably one or two more
as large before year has passed.
While a restricted subscription list OF
four hundred or five hundred OF the
Weather people OF Tulsa can prob
ably handle the first loan without
stopping other business they would
then find II impossible to care for
Tulsa's share of future loans without
hurting business in Tulsa.
1t is believed and hoped that Tul-
sans who can will realize these neccs-
stiles. especially after June 3, when
perhaps five thousand Tulsa men will
register for army service.
A nifty little button which the mem
bers of the Liberty Bond association
are describing as cheap to make, but
costly to wear. is being shown about
town on the coat lapels OF those patri-
CONTINUED on PAGE TWELVE
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
THE WEATHER

TULSA, May 29-Maximum IS,
minimum 55: ,outh winds and cloudy
OKLAHOMA FoRECAST-Wednes.
day unsettled with probably thunder
showers, cooler in west and central;
Thursday generally fair.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-05-30
Other Loans shortly.

A nifty little button which the mem
bers OF the Liberty Bond association
are describing as cheap to make, but
costly to wear. is being shown about
town on the coat lapels OF those patri-
CONTINUED on PAGE TWELVE
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

lung als Sudhalter fanb. Bier SaDrt
barauf fam er nab @bicago unb grim.
bette bann ein @runoetsentums= unr
1899 elm 8Drienmaflersefddft. ipeld
lebterem er Bis su feinem 9obe bors
ftanb. BON Sranbius bat fitb unter
anoerem aud als &unitfreunb einen
Ramen sema9t. gr lsste fi9 sine
groBe @emdlbegallerie an, bic fir eins
Der befen Der Stabt gilt, unb ma6ts
auberbem Dem &unitinititut brei Bill
Der aum 9efdenf. barunter Srana b.
Studs nSabaret." 9lfs bas Sristz
nal, Die auitralifbe Sdnserin, por
sinisen Sabren na9 Gbieaeo tam. psrs
Iiebte er iih in fie uno madte fie 81
feiner 9attin. Das @beeliid mar
aber BON turser 9auer, ba bic iunse
5rau fdon na9 ipenieen Saeen tpieber
Mbf6ieb nabm. Seit 8esinn bes euro
pdif9sn 3rissss bat Bon Sranbius
fid NIT alien 8rdften beniibt, ous
bur9 bic ensliide aiisentampasne BEL
ben Mm.ritonern berrfhenbe @orurteil
sesen 9eutfdlanb au beieitisen. @r
fdrieb au bielem 3ipede audi 5ipei 8ii>
der. bic er auf eissne Soften bruden
un6 perbreiten Iieb. Der @erftorbene
binterldbt aus feiner eriten gbe einen
Gpbn unb cine Spdter.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18

Bis Suttum eritredt. 9iefes @ebiet
miro BON Der Ola Gprifd. litauif&
O6 burdfloHen, bic iih in ben 8abik
See ergiebt. 9as unmittelbare &fa
obiett bilbet bas 9prf 3alnSem.
Die ruififhen 9lneriffe baben iid
auoem bic 0iinazSront entlans Bic
gum Iarotf6zSee i'm Haum noH
Diinaburs oussebebnt. 3pifden Riga
unb Sriebrihitabt finoen fdarfe arz
tilIeriebuelle itatt. unb bel 9iinaburg
iit INN eine Diina=Snie setdmpft mos
ben. ipelfe Suerit bon ben 9eutfhen
erpbert unb bann BON ben RuHen aiIe
riidseponnen iporbsn iit. Surd bic
8efebuns bieier Snfel batten bic
DeutIden ben bort bon ben RuHen ses
planten 9urdbrudspsrfu9 pereiteIt-
9lls Die auFen iie suriideepanneH.
batten fith bic oeutfden 2inien am
peitIiden llfer bes SluFes bereits 10
feit aufammenseidloFen. bab ii9 du
ibnen ieber 9lnpraG brad.
Mitau, bds 3ieI ber rufffdeu
Sffeniipe, Iiest an Der 8abn @isa-
Mitau-2ibau, tpelde bic 9auptriids
tpdrtsperbinbuns Der Deutfden bars
fteIt. Mber aud benz unternebmunss@
luftisten 9urdbru6s>Stratesen auf
rufiifder Seite biirfte bic l1nterbin-
buns bieier notwithstanding faum,
als MDslidteit erfdeinen.
Sn Rpm bot, pieber einmal, ein
bober &rieesrat Der alIiierten fattges
funben. 9iesmal TIT Stalien in RetHf
unb @lieb auriideepeitfht iuorbeH-
Cine italienifhe 4rmee foll. 70 beiBt
es, @rie9enlano befeBen. Gs miro
ben 4uiierten banse um ibre Salonifts
Expedition. @ber aud Stalien aittert
bereits por Der MDelidfeit, bab q
ibm, nad ber GrGebisuns bes rumdui-
f9en Gelbsuss. an ben &raseu seben
t6nnte. Rublanb iit burdpiibIt bon
politifden 2eibeni6aften, unb Der brt-
tifde 9otidafter Buchanan lit fein uIs4
eetrDnter aDnis. Sruntreia teuht
unter Der Gait bes 8rieses unb ber
Sdpsre Der ibm susemuteten Opfer-
Sic alle perben aufz unb portpdrtsees
peitfbt bon England. auf aIIeH
8riessfdaupldsen.
9lud Der grimme 2lopbz@ George
batts fid nad Rom bemiibt. Die
beutiee Rriessfarte muB bod nidt 70.
runipefentli6 uub pnriibersebeub" feiR
ipie iis in Der ben SriebensborfdIag
Der Mittelmdhte ablebnenben 9(ntiport
Der Muiierten bineeftellt tporben lift.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
Sic Trauen 0alsbeflei'
lunQ SeftiOm.

labet Sle ipe,iell eir Sur uuteriuhuns
elmer neuen Nnfunft pou @sor9ette
Drolbcloth unb Crepe be Chine Ses
uno iepalaten Rrasen. Dteie neueu
Stife fhlieBen elm fIleaenoer pals. eng
pafenoer 0als uno V formige Sronten
In osn bsitdtisiten .Dtitt 0inter Sabri
faten-25 Gents bis 50 25.
6aupt 6lur.
9eber @iirtel In gang ihwar3 obsr
tpsiBes 8io nit 3eoer Yerlun9. 3u 33
Gents unb aufDaitS
SSn Der Nebermaaren Seftion,
Saupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
Nen Triib'ing sttle Der
beriibmten Sarge
0ausflei0er iekt bereit.

g8ir MAIDEN bieiss 3leio. baben es
ihon felt bret Sabrsn oosr 10 semaht.
nnb tauieuoe uon 5rauen wiiien, mslt
sin ,ufrisoenftellenbes autes Sleio es 1T.
28sil mir baS Wtatertal BON unierem
@n9roa Departement nebmsn uno oas
&leib maiden, fuo alls YrOfite eripart
unb bas @elb 9sbt In bic Sleiosr.
Der bette Shuitt. Stil. Veriierung
unb.slrbeit proou3trt Elm 3lsio, oas Ste
niht oupIi,ireu f6nuen. uno oie udbelts
Hnndberung foifet uisl mebr @elo.
Nlle reauldren @t0sen, $1.25.
@rtra @r0Ben. $1.5O.
9aupt 5lur.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-01-18
Oie g riee sIage.

rSuo Deus built perbere, prius be-
mental. = 9ieies Wprt finbet eine
treffenbs 8eitdtislrns in benz 9orsez
ben Der 2llliierten. Die in ipabntpibiser
@erblenbuns bic Griebensansebote
Deutfdlanbs unb feiner @erbiinbetsn
suriidselpieien baben. alnbers labt
fi9 bic glote Der Muiierten nit ibren
ldderlihen Gorberunsen ntht ertldz
rem. glun gut, penn iid bie Staatsa
mGnner Der alliierten WG9te in benz
Wabn tpieeen. bab iie NIT ibrem itrdfs
Ii9en Srob etipas erreiden fDnnen. 10
miiFen bic Mittelmddte eben ben
&ries fortfsben unb ibren Seinoen
nod beutlider betpeiien, bab bic @er<
biinbeten uniiberpinblid iinb. Die
3eit pirb nod tommen. ba Die Qniierz
ten fdper bebauern iperben. Die Sries
bensbori9iGee Der 0ii;telmddte 70
f9nDbe auriidgeipiefen au baben.
Der Siesessus Der 4rmeen Madenz
fen unb Bon Salfenbapn in Rumdnien
nimmt ieinen @eriauf unb balo ipirb
bas sanae Donau=&onisreid in ben
SGnoen Der @erbiinbeten 5ein. 9lm
Gnbs ber porisen Wo4e nahmen Die
@erbiinoeten 8raila elm. ben ipi6ttgs
ften rumdnifden 9onaubafen. ipelder
nit @alab sufammen bic na6 oem
SalI bon &enitanaa einsise 8erbins
buns nit Rublafb per Wai1er barge
fellt bat. 9ie ON linfen Oonauufer
selssene Stabt beiiBt in einem 4rm
bes Strpmes einen guten Sdfen. TIT
baber Der bebeutenbite 9lusfubrplab
fir bas @etreibe Der Dala4ei uno
gnbpunft Der gilenbabnlinien aus Der
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fabrtslinien na9 &onItantinopel unb
ObeFa. llnter6dlb ber Stabt flieBt
bic 9pnau in einem 8ett pereinigt IN
elmer 8reite BON 700 Mleter. Die
5al1pbre bilbet cine II &ilometer
breite, perfumpfts Hieberuns. burd
tpel6e als einsige @erbinbung eine
sabrltraBe bon 8raila na6 Matfdtn
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iporfenen aiItenbamm tit ia AUDI be-
reits eefdmpft porben.
graila mar ebemals eine bebeutenbe
SonaufeItung; in ben ruiiiIdztiirfi>
fden 8rieaen bat iie cine erobe Roue
qeIpielt. @eeenpGrtig beiteht DIE fors
tifitatorifae @erteibigune in erlter
2inie aus peridiebtnen 8riitenfppfsn.
8raila fat in fait alien ruiiif4s
tiirfif9en ariegen eine bebeutsnoe
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rina i'm Sabre 1853 ii6 an Die Boil
Itredung bes .Seitaments peters bes
9roben," ipel9es ben &uHen ben
Weg nab aonitantinppel mics. ma6te,
puroe, ITO. Die Seftuns BON ben
RuiTen erobert. sic ipurbe inbeG:n
i'm Jrisbsn BON autfduf-aainarbs
I9d Q774) ben Siirfen suriidgeseben.
Gum Sipeiten Nal ipuroe 8raild
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