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The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
COLONEL EXPECTS
NOTHING At PORT
Use Of Miss0ula Post Said
by Inspector to BE
Unlikely.
PLANS ALREADY MADE
Report of Plan to Repair
Wounded Soldiers Here
Secuted.
PLANS ALREADY MADE

After having completed an inspec-
ton of Fort Missoula and other army
costs in Montana Colonel +. NJ. Cald-
Wcll inspector general of the western
department of the United States army.
left yesterday for Spokane. from where
he will return to his headquarters at
san Francisco. Colonel Caldwell has
made Il complete circuit of all military
stations in the west going through
Nevada. Utah and wyoming before
coming to Montana.
There Is no foundation to the rumor
that the government intends to use
Fort Missoula and Fort Harrison as
homes for convalescent soldiers re-
turned from the 'front.' said Colonel
Caldwell. II have not heard of any
further plans for the utilization o.
either post. but ! am certain that Fort
Mssoula will not be used as a training
camp for soldiers even though it un-
dOnhtcdly is well fitted for such pur-
poses. There is no need for additional
training camps at present, and if IN,
government had desired to use Tho
Missoula military reserve, it woulc
have been included in the plans fol
the training of the first nationa
army"
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
WOMAN MUST WAIT
FOR HER DIVORCE
Mrs, Leffring Didn't Stay
Long Enough.

Mrs. Frances Leffring must wait
nearly six months before she can Sc
cure a divorce from Peter Leffring. ac-
cording to the decision of Judge Theo-
dore Lentz in department No. of the
district court Yesterday Judge Lent2
denied n decree OF separation to Mrs.
I.effring on the grounds that she had
not resided continuously in the state
for one year previous to entrance OF
tho complaint.
on the witness stand Mrs. Ieffrins
stated that she had removed to Wal
lace on September %. 1916. not return
ing to this city until four months later.
The complaint was filed on October
II. six months after her return.
The l.effrings were married in Kala-
mazoo Mich. in 1908. Mrs. Leffrin@
in her complaint for divorce. accuse
her husband Of extreme cruelty.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
NISSEN WINS OUT
AFTER HARD LUCK
Montana Coach Persistently
Followed by link.

Jerry Eissen. director of athletics at
Montana State University. overcome Il
hoodoo which has camped on his trail
for the past few months, and now be-
lievcs that he has shaken the jinx for
good. With the victory of the Bruins
over the AgGics today, the following
string of recent mishaps was broken
Nissen's father killed in railroad
wreck at his home near Kent. Wash.
Nissen himself attacked by Il case OF
typhoid which floored him for month.
and kept him from harvesting his
crops and delayed hiss return to the
university several weeks.
Crops on ranch partly destroyed by
drought and frost.
Bruin eleven lost two games to teams
generally easy meat due to Nissens
inability to assume his duties as coach
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
BELL WILL PLEAD
TO CHARGE LATER
MiSsoula Man Asks Further
Time for Decision.

Judge Theodore Lentz in department
No. of the district court yesterday
afternoon granted a petition by J. l..
Wallace, attorney for Emmett Be-.
asking that the hearing of the chare.
against Rel he postponed for week.
Mr.. Wallace based his Plea for an cx-
tension of time on the grounds that it
would be necessary for him to be alb
sent from the city during the coming
week. II is probable that Rel viii hc
ARA igned saturday. November IL.
l.oll. who is a NIissoula taxi driver.
was arrested several weeks ago
charged with having committed as
Sauit ON i l5-ycar-old girl
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Race Suicide Is Film
at AlcaZar This Week

Dealing throughout the entire six
reels with the subject of mother love
and the over ruling animal instincts
and passions of the male of the spe-
cies, Race suicide" the picture COM
ing to the .hcazar this week takes up
the social problem of the universe.
tereSt.
In the lead with Ormi Hawley and
Earl Metcalfe, is OctaNia Handworth.
who was Il member of Pantages
troupe which visited Mssoula about
two weeks ago. Miss Handworth
played the part of Salvation Sue in
vaudeville and has brought all of her
personality with her into the movies.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Miniature City BOmbardcd
by Guns Of Marine Corps

Qnantieo, Nov. 10. The United
States marines in training here hom-
barded an enemy city Yesterday and
the only buildings left standing after
the terrific fire We're churches and hos
pitals
1t was only miniature city, and the
buildings We're not more than a foot
high cities in miniature are used as
obj"ctires by marine corps artillery
men in training here. and the little
buildings in them are plainly labelled
gun factory barracks church"
and hospital
The marine gunners are careful in
training To avoid hitting buildings
marked church or hospital" and in
practice they show wonderful marks
manship in razing adjacent buildings.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Helena Man to Deliver
Appeal for Wesleyan

Rev. Robert 9. Edgngton, pastor of
81. Faul's church OF Helena. will de
liver messag" of progress from the
Montana Wesleyan university at the
Capital city at the Methodist Episco-
pal church today. Rev. Mr. Edpng
ton will speak at both the morning
and evening services, firing the frs,
gun in the drive for funds for a girls
d0rmit0ry for the school
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Names State College Dean
Consulting Fuel Engineer

Rozeman Nov. 1O.-Dean A. w
Richter of the Montana state Col
lege. has been appointed consulting
fuel engineer for the state of Mon
tana by State Fuel Administrator
Swindlehurst.
w. l.. Beers. of the state College, is
negotiating for the purchase of large
quantities of hay for CO. operative
shipment and distribution in sections
OF Montana where the forage supply
is inadequate
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
American Pilot Nails First
Hun Airplane Over London

san Jose. NOV. l0.-Emll G. JahnSen
al santa Clara was the first air pilot
t" bring down a hostile raidinG air
plane over London, according to letters
received by his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
IL II. Jahnsen, today. Young Jahnsen
said he was wounded three times and
his machine was struck 500 times by
the enemy s machine guns. He is recoy-
"rlng. The German IGlot was killed
and his observer captured
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
HOLLAND HAS WAR EXPENSE,

The Hague, Netherlands, Nov. 10
The war cost Holland $50, 400, 900 in
the first half of this year. bringing the
total so-called crisis expenditure
since the beginning of the war up to
s2s5.s4o.o0o. Crisis expenditure means
the maintenance of army and fleet in a
state OF mobilization. 1t also includes
the cost of providing cheap food.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11

German government that Argentine
ships be sunk without trace"
DR.. Drago is one OF the leading
statesmen Of Argentine. an internation-
al jurist and author Of the ''Drago
doctrine" Much Of the strength Of
the movement in Argentina to break Oft
diplomatic relations with Germany Is
a development OF the widespread dis
cussion of DIR. Drago's statement.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Argentine Minister Wants
Americas to Declare War

Buenos Aires, Nov. 10.--Argentina
and all the Americas should Declare
war upon Germany, declares DR.. Louis
NJ. Drago. formerly Argentine minister
of foreign affairs in a statement he
has issued concerning the revelation
that Count IuXburg. the former Ger
man ambassador, had proposed to the
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Resignation Accepted.

Butte, NoN. TO-. Licutcnan, Gov
crnor Mcdowell late tonight stated
that he had accepted the resignation
Of chris oehme us 4 member of the
after il was received ny him ANA that
he AT once notified the board Ochmc
is said TO be in this city but 50 far
has kept his Whereabouts a secret
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
OBITUARY

The funeral of Madeline Kelley
two Years old daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs William Kelley who died Friday
afternoon. will be held at the residence
in orchard Homes Monday afternoon
at O'Clock lnterment will be in
Missoula cemetery.
Mrs. Jack Ward received a message
Yesterday. telling of the death of her
nephew at Wallace Idaho. Mrs. Ward
will go Monday to Wallace to attend
the funeral.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
BAKERS MUST
! now OBEY Law
Food Administration Ready
to Control Industry.
Says Benson.
HEARS, FROM HOOVER
December Is Set for Trade
to Adapt Business to
New Rules.

The bakery industry throughout the
control of the federal government on
or about November Is. according To
word received by Alex Honson OF this
city, district chairman of the bakers
organization. from the hoaduuartcrs OF
the War Emergency council. \ Proc
lstnation placing the master bakers
under the supervision Or the food ad
lninistration viii be issued by Presi-
dent Nilsson this week. and bakers
are expected TO take INN. diatc steps
towards changing their organization
TO conform with the new order
Thirty days of grace will he extended
g all in which to make preliminary
adjustments, and it is expected that
he individual rule of the bakers will
end on December 10
Bread to Be Standardized.
The bakers viii he required to fol-
low a standard formula. baking Il
standard weight loal, from wheat
Each bread factory viii be classified
as to size. output, ANA number of Gus
toners served. 1, is not likely that
prices will be fixed by the federal
authorities, though such action is not
regarded as Impossible. The bakeries
viii be governed through a license sys-
tern, and infractions of the rules es-
! tabiished will be followed by the re-
vokng of the license.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
TEN MILLION PLEDGE.

Washington. Nov. l0.-More than
10000 600 American housewives. it
MAS announced tonight, now have
pledged themselves to follow the food
administrations food conservation Iii
rectionS.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11

Referee-t rowley, Denver I'mpi.e
kennedy. Spokane. Head linesman
Garrison. Time of periods-l5 MIN
utes each. Montana scoring-field
goal BENT, touchdown. Benta Mon
1ana State scoring-touchdown. Ross !;
goal from touchdown, Wheeler.
Montana; Harries for
kreis; Horrean for sullivan; Sullivan
Tor Horrigan; Horrigan for Sullivan:
carver for F'elker. Montana State:
king for Wylie: Wylie for stanley
Finch for Oberle,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
SOCIAL DANCE.

Union hall, every Wednesday and
/ Friday nights. Missoula Cub .orches-
ira. Dance, 10 cents.-Adv.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11

ling showed BentZ sprawlng across
The line players and crowd went mao.
the rest of the game was just a tens"
waiting for tho crack of the time
keepers gun.
FIFTY five minutes Of the most 'hfIl'-
ing kind Of football preceded the 4 r
movement. Re,ter PLAYING has tocn
seen on Montana field, but not moro
.xritiDp
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11

For the traveller the best guide il a
check book.
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
FIERCE ASSAULT
BRINGS VICTORY
Dentz Turns Berserker With
Four Minutes Of Playing
Period Left.
pRIscoLL DELIVERS
Quarterback's Long Advance
at End Of Game Leads
to Triumph.

Continued From Page OneD
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Aggies Play Great Game.

The Aggies made II brilliant threat
after the Bears touchdown. but it was
too late. Ross, with magnificent runs
Of II and % yards, had carried the
hail to the 30-yard mark when the
game ended.
To the Bobcats goes almost an equal
share of the glory. 1t was anybodys
game, for the teams were as nearly
equal AZ teams can be. Montana got
the jump. that's all and had the nerve
10 Keep fighting when beaten and the
punch to deliver ut the right moment.
Ross, fnlhack for the Farmer eleven.
distinguished himself as one OF t.
best backs ever produced by a college
famous for its hackfietd stars. and
Wheeler pressed him hard for honors.
They were backed by a good tam hut
they weren't quite strong enough
Tn" lineup and summary
University Aggics
- ia,
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Their Goal at Start,

Two minutes after the team llned
up, Jack Layton and BcntZ hao
put Montana in the lead. Bush, lett
tackle of the .Aggies. fumbled the first
kickoff. and Layton, Montana center
recovered the ball. After the GriZZiles
had gained ten and lost seven yards,
Rentz booted a field goal from place
ment on the AZ yard line giving his
team a three point margin.
From that moment until the end OF
tho third period the game was al
Mnntana's. despite brief flashes by the
foe. sullivan, Bcntz and Driscoll
leading II vicious attack which rarely
Wen, beyond fundamental smashing
constantly threatened the blue-and
gold goal. while the varsity defense
held tho Farmers back in their own
terrific
The Daily Missoulian. [volume] (Missoula, Mont.) 1904-1961, 1917-11-11
Goal Twice Threatened.


At the very outset OF the third
period the Grizzlies hammered their
way 10 the eight yard line only to be
held there for downs by the desperate
Ageies. Driven back. the Grizzlies re-
turned, this time clawing up to within
three yards Of the goal before they
we're stopped. At the crisis Of both
assaults wide runs We're preferred tc
the pile driver game which eventually
Won
1t was after the repulse of this sec
ond invasion. when sullivan had been
taken out with an Injured leg. that the
Aggies delivered their brilliant blow
Taking the bail or the 2oyard line
the blue backs carried it straight down
the field. Ross and Wheeler. alter
mating with the ball. ripped the Bruins
defense to shreds. Eight nine. r. i
yards they gained in successive drives
reaching Montana's 25-Nard line before
the period ended.
The minute Of breathing time VA!
not enough for the shaken Grizzlies
The Aggies resumed their march 4:
the whistle blew and slowly punched
the ball To within II yards of the goal
where Ross started a catapultic drive
that carried him over the line. Wheclel
kicked goal.
Game then despair and a stubborn
hut ineffeCtuai .ffort to regain tn
lead. The game was all but hopeleSSi ~
lost when Driscoll placed the bal
within pounding distance and Bent
was turned loose.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-13
Nfnnlu1er 874

ben le6enoen sssinlanber an, oaf bie
finlanoiIde ssrase einem sdiebs-
gerifte ,tnterbreitet iueroe, oas lido
ans ben Mbsepr6netem alfer e,trppGi=
iden 2Gnber snIammeniett. Sc 1T
sic 9flidt bes finlanbilden @plfes,
loiuol fir feline aeseniuarti9e stef-
lnns als and fiir ieine snfiinftise
ltnabbansisfeit cine Siderleit sn
berlangen, nnb es lit bie Hflidt Gu
ropas, bieies @erlangen eines @ol=
fes, beiien @erseiualtisnns itno nm
seredte 8eban6lnns bnrd bie 3nf-
ien obne geiipiel III Ser @eididts
Ser Buffer lit, at erfiilen."
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-06-13

Sm 5ranfreid lit man iebr frub
Aoariiber, 6af. es oem Senator sSon-
mart gelmngen lit, ben aDnig BON
0riedenlanb our Mb6anfnna slt be-
iuesen. sSekt lei bic @efabr beiei-
tiat, beift es in Der Hariier Sepe-
|lde, bak benz Grpebitionsbeer in
Galonifi ppn Seiten Der sriediiden
Mopaliiten Elm Std in ben Hiifen
beriebt ,iperben fDnne.
ssiinfsebn oentIde sleroplane ba-
ben bente 6as Citenb non 2Dn6On
ansegriffen. 81 Eerionen loqen ge-
t6tet nnb 81 perlekt iein; bie GAIL
tit nber nod nidt feifitebenb. Die
6eutfden gIerpplane ipmr6en BON
emgliIdengteroplanen angegriffen. Gs
fam sn elmer grofen sdIadt. @ab-
reno berielben fiel cine 8ombe anf
Elm sdjnlbans' nn0 erplooierte. 3ebn
Gim6er iumrbrn getotet mn6 fiinfsig
perlebt. Gin bentIdes Merpplan ioll
miebersebradt iein. Die GAIL Der
sotem nnb @eripmnbeten lit offen-
bar iebr bebemtenb, oenn 'bas Sst=
enb lit cine bid1tbfbDlferte 8egenS.
9entide smftIdiife babsn ant
somntas rniiild)e slottenitationen
bei 2ibam nnb BEL glrensberg anf
Ser cynIel Geiel AM Gimaana 0sS
MisiIden Meer6uiens, 6onlbar6iert.
Gin Sell Der 0ebGnbe iumr6e bnrdj
ssener serft0rt. Die bentiden 2nft.
idJiffe iutrben nidt beiddbist.
Die 3eidJnnngen amf bic ariess-
anleibe ipllen iuabrenb Der letten
Sage 10 gut seiueien iein, baf Die
Smmme pon 1000 Willionen 9pl-
lar mabesm sebeft lit. Sc iuaren
ureiitens fleine Summen, Die seseid-
net iunr6em.
Die rJeberal yieierbe 8anf" in
Dallas ridjtet fir ben Mnfamf BON
2ibertp Bombs einen sliibenoen
Mppel an bic 8eiuobner mnieres
9teIerpe 8anf 9iitrifts. Sic iagt:
yWolt SIR uirtlidJe Mmerifaner
nmo aidt Bios Amerifaner bem 9sa-
men nad) iein? Damn fault 3ibertt)
Wonbs". Der @erfauf biefer 8onSs
b6rt morgen anf.
Der bentidje 9ieidstassabseOr6-
nete BON 9eg6ebranb, einer Der
fonierpatipen Jiibrer iaste in elmer
9ie6c an feline @abler, ein oentider
gbmiral babe ibm bireft seIast;
y@ir boffem, ia mir iino beiien logar
iider, baf in bSditens 5ipei Wona'
ten, bic Gnglamoer tatIadllidJ sit Gi'
Be iino." 6ebbebrano fraste ben
glbmiral, Of er CLAUDE, bak 9entidl-
lamb bmrd) ben ltnterieebootfries e.
men pollitGnoigen Sieg errinsen f6n-
ne mnb Der M6miral bejabte bies III
elmer 10 entld)iebenen 8eiie, bas
jebem 3iueifler feline 3ipeifel senom'
men iuer6en mneten. Segoebrano
warmte Dor Der Spffnnns anf eimen
1rieben NIT Nnklano. Gin ioldler
Jriebe, lpemn er 8ert Baben iollte,
f5ame MIR NIT einer Gesiermmg ge-
madjt ,uerbeu, Die and itarf senila
| lei, i'm su garantierem. Die iekist
rmiIiide Slesiernns iei midt itari
| aenna basn. Sepbebrano lobte oil
IiidJtiafeit Der Gnslanber, Iastt
ober, er slanbe, baR, banf Dem
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&6nig &onituntin bon WrieAen-
ianb fat amf bas birefte .8eriangea
Der GntentemGdte 80 @uniten let
mes speiten Spbnes gtleranber ab-
ae6anff. Die Gttente NG6te
batten ben fransOiIden senator
Somnart nadD 8riedenlan6 seidift
mn6 bieier fat es berfan6en, ben
Yremierminiiter 3nin1is nnb BEN
&6nig Har 81 MAIDEN, 6af 6tr 2eks
tere abbanfen ntiiIe nn6 aiuar 81
Gmmiten ieines siueiten Spbnes, bts
Trinsem Sleganber, belu. and ben
&rumprinsen 8eors ,upHFt bic GU
tentemGdte nid)t sunt aSnis in
Grie6emlamo baben. a6ais aoaitau=
tin nm6 lein alteiter SDbn iuer6en
Oriedenlan6 ipfort berlailen aa6
suabriaeinlidJ nad) 6er Sdaueis &C.
fen. Der nene &6nis gleranber tit
"a SATIRE alt. Der nene &Gnig
5oa Ben Gntente Wadlten freun6lidj
geiinnt iein, bod. iueif oas mol glie-
manb seipif.
Die Observation-Disclosures be-
bampten, baf Der friibere Sremier-
ninifter @eniselos Qbne Mnfb0ren se-
een &Dnig aonitantin agitiert babe
Mm s. Neai babe auf iein slnitiften
in Salonifi cine groke @eriammlnng
aedem ben GDnig ftattgefnitoen. Sc
Iei Ieniselps gelungen, 10 bebanpten
oie 0epe1dJem, Die 8ep0lfernna mebr
mnb mebr sesen ben a0nis eia5nneb-
men.
I'm ben 0epelden ipirb piel omnt-
mes 3ems iiber a0nig 8onitantin
aefdfpakt. Daft er 6eutid)e Sgnt-
patbien latte, lit mol m0glid, ia TO-
sar ipabrfdeinlidJ, benu er fat einen
Sell Ieiner militariiden Gr5iebmng
in @erlin erbalten tnb Der Nmfent-
halt bort fat einsn inanslGihliden
Ginbrnd amf i'm setnadt. Gbenio
IelbitueritGnbli6 mar es, 6af ieime
sFran, bie 6emti6e 3aiIertodter, in
6ielem &rie8e nit ibrtnt gan5en Jif)-
len mn6 Oenfen aaf Seiten ber Dent
lden itan6, aber fali6 1T es ie6en-
fals, iuenn bebanpttt luirb, tie bate
i6ren Watten bmrd bic 9robnns,
Wriedenlano berlaiIen AZ iuollen, 6a-
ran gebinbert, iid5 ben slaiierteu ait-
smidliefen. aonitantin iuMkte felbit
aans genai, mas er tat nnb iuollte
nnb lumrbe 5ir ieinem @er1alten nidjt
bird einen Druid bon Seiten iei-
ner syram beippgen. ST iunfte, bak
Uriedenlanb iotuol oranfreid als
aud Gnglanb biel beroanfe, oaf es
aber gera6e5it 8abniinn iein iuiirbe,
menn es fid nm ibretauillen in beu
ariea itiirste. 50 biieb er benn nea.
trail. ttno lpeni, tiidt Die Gutente-
mGd1te NIT idn1ber Werad)tnng oes
W6lferreGts fein @plf difaniert nnh
aepeinigt ia i'm iosar bic eebens'
mitfelsmfnlr a6geI6nitten nnb biz
Samptitabt iiberfallen bdtten, ID
lpiir6e bmrdJ oiele gseutralitat oieis
3eit allsemeiner 1tnrnbe nno Der
,uidluna, fir bic ejrieden cine 3eii
rnhiaen JortIdritts ano 1eSeibens
aeiporbem Iein. Daft iie bas midi
iuur6e, oaran tragen groRtentetls oit
Mliierten bic Gdnlb. SIREN fort
mShrenoen ltebergriffen nnS @eiualt
taten haben iie iett bic idDlimmltt
binsmsefast, iie babeH ben aOnie sn1
glb6anfnng sesiumngen, 9amit y
Ser ltnabbGnsigfeit bes fleinen So
uiareid)s geipaltiam Elm Gnbe &C
madjt. Sine ieItiame Sanitratior
Der gebauptang, baf bic aaiierter
Senaries anr fiihrten, nm be yolte'
81 befrsien.
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Hbdankung de$ 9rieNil0en R0ni9$
Hngriff=deutIder ruftld)iffe auf Condcn und
ruI1(de 5lottenItaticltell.
8puo8 gut ge6ci1net+
6enoebrauo jaQt Gnglano 1T III 5me Wionaen 81 Gnoe.
4erl9ing TT 9Sranfreid).
Dampfer SeQuana init Cruppen an bord 9eIlrket.
1talieniiebe 211iniftererifis aneeblieb
uerm,iecen.

l1nterIeeboot es ntd)t nOtis iein iuer-
be, einen iueiteren 6riegsiuinter
bitrdJsminaden.
General HerIbing lit in 8onlosne
eingetroffen nnb iuirb bente abenh
Yaris erreiden. Sn Der frana6iiidjeu
9anptitaSt iuiro man i6m einen
glansenben Gupfang bereiten.
Der frans0iiide 9ampfer uSe.
guiana" 1T NIT 500 Eaifasieren &c.
inmfen. Bon bieien ipnrem 190
NeGnner. Gs iuaren afrifaniIhe
Srmppem an 8orb. 9lnd Der 9ep-
lamb 9ampfer uMnslian" lit tor
peoiert mmo seianfen.
Der amerifanilde Sampfer nYe=
trolite" lit BON einem Semtiden lin.
|teriee6oot berieuft tuorben. Gin 3poi
NIT adt5ebn Mann her geiakMng,
benz 6ritten Gtemerritann nnb beai
Gbef Snsenienr lit angefommen,
bic anoern beiben guote iuerlen nod
permift, Ser o9setrolite" mar 6a-
ipaffmet mno batte. aanpnierc au
8pr6. syriiber mar es elm bentides
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ginn Ses Srieses luarSe es Ser
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gen.
slms &om lpirb gemeloet, bie &a-
binetsfriiis lei gliiflid permiebeu
nn6 alles lei luieber i'm 6eiten 8an-
&c.
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laufen.
Mns Hetersbnrs iuirb gemeloet
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inn lei bort NIT semiidJten @efiib,
len amfsenommen. Die Nnbanse,
Der 2esiernna jmbelten nn6 bie go
sialiiten ieien iebr beritimmt.
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mems q. 2ebine iuegen MAt-&egi'
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sagen 3ndytbams pernrteilt iuorben
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etiuas porgeriift iinb mmb bak iie bct
Srt Oasparb beIekt ba6en. glnd
am Sondes Tlnk in 1yranfreid
luollen iie etiuas porseriift iein. slu
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ben idauere glrtiqerieangriffe be,
9emtiden itattgefnnben nnb mai
uermittet, oaf, iie bas 8oripiel e.
mes itarfen 8egnamgriffs BON Sci
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9aon slt entieken itnb bic itarfe Stel'
lung luieber sii seluinnem, bic iie an
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man iid) bierii6er jebod gar midi
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syeinb pom elmer pollitanbisen 3ie'
oerlase errettem, Snpfer mno sab
iuie bic bentIdjem Srnppem iinb, II
es boh MIR eine 5rase, pie lana'
iie elmer @ieberbolnns iulder Sd)la
ge ansbaltem fOnnen" nnb i'll Gns
lanb mnb 5ranfreid 1T man fel
iibsrSenst, baf bies ridtia lit.
Die SransoIem melOen, oaR iie be
Suite be Mesnil nnb in Der &c
senb BON Sante gbeueaahee eini
se oeutIde 8efausene sentad't ba
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