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Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
WHEN TOLERANCE CEASES.

Charles Edward Russell has been
read out Of the socialist party. Some
others have given notice Of their res
isnation from its ranks. and a. few OF
these have said their reason for quit
ting was the party's leaning to Ger
many in the present war.
Mr.. Russell's offense lies in his &C
ceptance Of appointment at President
Wilson'S hands as A member Of E1ifu
Roots official commission to visit Rus
STA. The excuse which has been given
by the party's spokesman is that ne
failed to ask permission Of the organi-
cation before accepting the post. but
the very obvious reason is that he Is
trying In patriotic manner to serve
his country at this time when his coun'
try needs his and every other citizen
services.
Socialists. in their literature and IN
their curbstone arguments, have de'
nounced the government for its partic.
ipation in the war. They have opposed
CONSUMPTION and registrations; they
have opposed the Liberty Loan: they
are measuring up in excellent manner
TO the specifications listed by Pres1'
dent Wilson in his Flag day speech
when he said:
That government Germany
has many spokesman here: III
places high and low. They nave
learned discretion. They keep
within the law. 1t is opinion they
utter now. not sedition They pro
claim the liberal purposes OF their
masters: declare this foreign
war which can touch America Win
no danger to either her lands or
her institutions: set England a!
the center of the stage and talk or
her ambition to assert economic
dominion throughout the world:
apneal to our ancient tradition OF
isolation in the politics Of the ma
lions: and seek to undermine the
government with false professions
of LOYALTY to It's principles.
But they will make no headway.
The false agents betray them
selves also in every accent. 1t is
only friends and partisans OF the
German government whom we
have already identified who utter
these thinly discussed dlsloyties;
The socialists talk OF peace but the.
seek only German peace. Iney want
to send delegates to Stockholm 10 as
cuss with German socialists the terms
.of peace satisfactory to Germany
hut they refuse to lift finger to help
their own country obtain a peace sat
isfactory to democracy and in-.he in
terests of civilization. Like their Ger,
man brethren they are committed
openlv to the cause OF autocracv.
though they claim world convrisnt
on the terribly abused phrase, 'orotn-
e-hood of man."
There was time when the social
lists were endured with the tolerance
which Americans in ordinary times
have for the followers Of foolish isms'
but now. generally and individually;
they are counting open contempt and
rebuke. Tolerance for disloyalty rap
idly is approaching obsolescence in
America.
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LITTLE BENNY's
NOTE BOOK
BY LEE PAPE
HerHy!
A Play.

Herray!
A Play.
Scene GROUND tree.
Red hedded hid G, look at that
uggly caterpillar: II was as uggly as
that Id be pritty darn uggly.
Yello hedded kid. Well. you're not
as uggly as that, but your pritty darn
ugEly enyhow.
The catterpiller. G., nobody loves
a catterpiller. o well. I'm glad amt
got looking glass. think Ill take
wawk up the tree and maybe III see
sumbody ugglier than l am
(Which he does, but he DON'T
The catterpiller. Aw. watts the use
of being a catterpiller? think Ill turn
into cocoon.
witch he does.)
The cocoon. Well, I'm a cocoon
now.
Red hedded kid. g, that's a pritty
good looking cocoon. amt it!
Yello hedded kid Its better looking
than wat you arc.
Red hedded KID G. hook at the but
tir{iy coming out Of it, If I was a.
bewtifiH as that Id be pritty darn bow.
tifill.
The butterfly. Herray!
fF7ies on the red hedded kids he'd,
thinking It's sunfower and flies OIL
agen, knowing 1t amt by the taist.)
The end. .
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

onel Roosevelt in his Lincoln speech
yesterday, but they carry more weight
and more authority both because the
president speaks for the government at
this time and because he is accustom-
ed to more moderation and restraint
in his speeches than Mr. Roosevelt
ever has EMPLOYED
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
,owANs GET DEGREES.

Chicago, Ill, June Is. The uldvsF-
sity OF Chicago Will confer degrses On
students from southeastern Iowa g
follows:
Burlington-John J. Seeriey, GssoeL
ate in philosophy.
COMPATIBILITY Wade Whitley
Is. b.
Keokuk-M Mildred A. Erhart (Ph. b.
and Florence NJ Abbot (Ph. b.
Mt. Pleasant-velma B. LABFeck
Is. b
winneh-Basn r. wise on. b.
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u. S. PLANS TO SPEND
$4,000. 900 IN IOWA

Des Moines. June 16.-The govern
ment will spend approximately $751;
900. 900 in construction of the concen-
tration camp to be established at Des
Moines for the 10000 troops to be
drafted for duty in France from the
Thirteenth division.
The engineers began today laying
out the tract of $500 acres into tent
CITY for the soldiers. who will be con-
scripted probably soon after July l.
The camp will be known as Camp
Dodge.
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London newspaper may be found an

London newspaper may be found an
eloquent reply to the American pacif
lists plant against An erica's fighting
Fnsland's war" 1t is an anGwer to the
few who objected to contributing to
the Red Cross fund; it is an answer
TO the greater number who are refus
Ing to purchase Liberty Bonds.
It is positive evidence that England
ard every Englishman knows the ma
ton is at war. whereas only com
parative few in America seem to
realize the seriousness of the nations
crisis and the real significance Of the
declaration which congress voted in
April.
The London Times of May % car.
ries appeals for financial assistance
from the following institutions. each
of which is organized and conducted in
whole or in part for the relief of vic.
tins of some phase Of England's par.
ticipation in the war:
Dr. Barnardo's Homes. where A.
1872 children of British soldiers
and sailors are being cared for.
''till daddy comes back from the
war"
ST Eunstan's institute for the
care and training of soldiers blind.
ed in battle.
ST. Andrews hospital where in
jured soldiers and sailors occupy
many of the wards.
Committee Of British Prisoners
of War. an organization which has
been sending parcels of food and
clothing for more than two years
to the Britons captured by Ger
many in the retreat from Mons.
National Refugees for Homeless
and Dependent Children, which
has sent $4,000 recruits into the
royal navy and some other thous-
ands into other branches Of the
service
The Orphan Working school.
where children of Britain's de.
tenders are trained in trades.
The French Red Cross.
The Belgian Red Cross.
The Church Army's recreation.
tent committee.
Committee for Relief of Belgian
Prisoners of War In Germany.
The Orthopaedic hospital
The Dreadnough Seamen's hos
pital.~
The Metropolitan Convalescent
institution.
The ROYAL Society of Musicians,
which aids musicians distressed
by the war.
The Metropolitan hospital.
The Great Northern Central
hospital.
This, of course, is only partial list
Of the charities which English people
are maintaining by voluntary .contribu,
tons. Some of them existed before the
war but most of them have sprung In.
to existence since the war began. All
of them must be maintained now be-
cause of the extraordinary demands
made on them for war service.
These institutions are not selling
bonds. They are asking for gifts OF
They give nothing in return
but the thanks Of stricken nation.
They pay no interest and repay no
part of the principal
Consider the difference between this
condition and that of American where
the appeal flor wartime charity has
thus far come almost entirely from
across the seas, and where many OF
the citizens are squeezing rotund wal
lets in a selfish refusal to LEND
money to the government, at good
rate and on the very best of
gilt.edged security.
Isn't it time America walked up?
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
MASCOT Is NO MORE.

Grinnell. June 18.-''Red." mascot Of
Troop D. First Iowa cavalry, ID no
more. because he attempted to stop
a bullet on the rffie range south Of the
city and the troopers are In mourning
today.
Several weeks ago the troopers
adopted the little water spaniel A.
their mascot. purchased him shining
new collar and license tag and had
planned to take him along when the
regiment marched to the front.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
A boy who had done something to
incur the wrath Of his mother and
then had taken to his heels was holly
for some distance by her.

Finding it was useless to continue
the pursuit, and almost beside herself
with rage. the old lady shouted at the
top Of her voice:
I'll give anybody dime to catch
that boy.
The boy instantly stopped and, turn
ing around. shouted in reply:
Give me the dime and III come
back!'
The pretty school teacher had asked
her class for the best original def1ni-
corner promptly responded. "A rib!"
She looked at him repoachfully and
nodded to the boy with dreamy eyes,
who seemed anxious to say something.
MANS guiding star and guardian
angel" he said. in response to the
nod "A helpmeet!" put in little
fiaxen haired girl. Zone who soothes
man in adversely suggested de-
mure little girl. And spends his
money when he's flush" added the in
corrigible boy in the corner. There
was lull, and the pretty, dark-haired
girl said. slowly. "A wife is the envy
of spinsters." Zone who makes man
hustle" was the next suggestion. And
keeps him from making fool of him
self" put in another girl. Some one
for a man to find fault with when
things go wrong" said a sorrowful
little maiden. stop there" said the
pretty school teacher. that's the best
definition"
Does your daughter play the piano
by ear?"
No" replied Mr. Cumro1. she uses
both hands and feet. But don't think
she has learned to use her ears
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
STRUCK 81 STRAY BULLET.

Silver City. June 1S.-Rpy Sd1naxh-
an. living two miles northwest az h.rs.
was struck by a stray bullet vAije
fixing some fence on his farm It pens-.
trated his side and lodged within two
inches of his heart.
An Investigation by Sheriff Edwards
disclosed the fact that the bullet WAS
from the rifle Of netghbor. Harry
DeBolt who had bsen hunting on the
adjoining farm. He was a quarter Of
a mile away and hill hid Stranathan
from his view
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THIRTY-ONE DIE
IN ROAD ACCIDENTS

Ames. June 1s.-Thity-one persons
were killed in highway accidents In
Iowa during the first three months OF
this year. according to the latest ser
vice bulletin Of the state highway COM
mission. Ten of the dead We're women.
During the same period ass persons
were injured by accidents to either au-
tomobiles or horse drawn vehicles. Tbs
number Of accidents without fatalities
during this period totaled SIT.
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REVOKE STARS OF TWO COPS.

Muscatine. June 1b.-FoIIoWlng a
police court trial In which evidence
was introduced claiming they have ex-
ceeded their authority and had. with
out reason, manhandled the defendants
Mayor r. S. McNutt last evening re-
yoked the stars Of Night CAPTAIN D. O.
Harrison and Patrolman W. B. Hum
phries.
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WAR HURR,Es WEDDING.

Macedonia. June Is. This town had
another war wedding this afternoon.
when Miss Florinda Young, oldest
daughter of Mrs. Laura Young, mar
ried Dr. George Pratt of Omaha Doc
tor Pratt is member Of the Council
Bluffs Red Cross hospital unit and may
be called at any time. The original
wedding plans called for September
marriage.
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A MAN. NOT A SLAVE.

Kansas City. Mo-. June Is. Judge
Van valkenburgh. in the federal court
refused a writ of habeas corpus for the
release OF the alleged anti-draft agita-
tors held in the county jail Judge Van
yalkenburgh said the thirteenth
amendment did not apply in the draft
law.
"A man who takes up arms in war
under selective draft service is not a
slave" the Judge said HE is man
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
MASON CITY GETS MEETING.

Dubuque. June 1b.-Mason CITY VIII
be awarded the 1918 convention Of the
Iowa State Federation OF Labor. The
Mason City delegates have no OPPOSE
ton. :,
The following ticket has been placed
in the field by the committee on nomi-
nations:
For president. F. A. Garfield. Lath-
ers' union. Cedar Rapids: for vice
president, G. H. Brooks. Plumbers
union. Des Moines; Charles B. Cain.
Carpenters union, Dubuque; for Sec
retary.treasurer Earl c. Wiley. Typo
graphical union. Sioux City.
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srAIEY CO. TO BUILD SCHOOL.

Centerville. June l6.-The contract
was let today for the new high school,
the total contracts footing up S14451a.
The main contract went to a home
firm. the r. S. Staley Co, Others
were out Of town firms. Work is to
hecir so he building will be enclosed
by winter.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19
,Ep Cross GETS 800 MEMBERS.

Centerville, June 16.-The culmina'
ton of the bond selling and Red Cross
city campaign came Flag day when
big parade was pulled off in the bust
ness district Several lodges and civic
organizations. besides the various mix
itary organizations and the Boy
Scouts participated. Banners were
carried urging recruiting for Company
u. Joining the Red Cross and buying
bonds. The Red Cross has secured
about 500 members in Centerville.
The campaign will extend to the coun-
~ next week.
Ottumwa semi-weekly courier. [volume] (Ottumwa, Iowa) 1916-1918, 1917-06-19

FIGHTING ENGLANO's WAR.
In the advertising column Of any
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15
Spbe 1drf Wptisen.

- Dilliam 6. Re,ie pon Worrie
Court puroe am Samitag Bormittae
In Der 9pbs Bart Ssde iolort erihla.
gen. OILS er bon elmer friib3eiti9 erfolgs
ten Sprensung gstrofen wnroe.
- Das Befti.ite Soipital on Der
Gds pon Sadion Strabs uno Bromlsp
Nptnue, iomte anoere @ebduoe iener
9iatbaridaft, iinb @nbs lsstsr Wote
bur& acknowledgment beiddotst
noroen.
- Die Hadananna @ompanie bot
Trsitas Nbsno "a 5amilien i'm 1900
Blcd pon Wsft @ibion uno Sarr
Stra6su bsna6ribtisen laiien. baB fie
nit BEN Sob engrabsn antangen nirb
uno bic @efabr Der Beiddoisuns our4
Verihiebuussn sriitirs. IS aus bieitn
@runbs baber ratbiam iei. baB Die De-
trefienosn iobalb pie m0sIb ibre Wob.
nunasn psrlafsn.
- Die 4S PaGaslsre einss StraBen.
bahnDussns puroen lssten Dunnsrffa8
9iabmittas In SAINT ssisst. als auf
benz Wsit 9adamanna Siaouft Der
@ontrousrfaltsn IN Braub seristb. Sn
Der GufrsSuns iprans Srau Charles
Searle pon Cornell Straee ab unh ers
bislt ltidte gerlssunsen, wdbrenb bic
ano.ren Yuliasiere nit bsm Sdrsdsn
entfamen.
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Sfabtratb.

Sn Der Stabtrathfsuns an Sreitae
mahte Sauille Die Nnresuns, baB benz
13. Resim.nt bel ieinsr Rhdfebr pon
Der msrifaniibsn 5ront elm wiroi8er
@mpfang bereitet wsroe. Wian ents
idloB iib, In elmer ipdtersn 3onferens
NIT Dem WtaDor uno Stabtfontrolleur
ndbsres felt3uitellen.
Diit Der Nbiitt. cine 9erabissun8
in ben Seusrusriiherunss Prdmien 3u
erlansen. leste Dauet cine Reiolution
Dor, Die erildrt, ba6 iibsr 500. 600 pers
aussabt porben lino fiir @rb0buus Der
Wirfiamisit Der Seuermsbr, bas aus
oieien @runbe bic Gsenttn bieie 2bats
jade ern1sen unb einsn 9fahlaB Der
Prdmieu sintreten laiien iouten. Da
Campbell absr oass8en mar, bis ndb'
erss iiber bic Gn9elesenbslt feitseitellr
moroeu mar. 10 nuroe Die Reiolution
mieoer 5uriid9e3o9en.
Sin Shretben bes WfagorS 3u9uns
iteu oss Nnfaufs pon ,ipei automobilen
fur bic BattalionfefS, wuroe referirt.
Die Sroinanj melte Die idbrlibe 30.
fang Der Poli3iiten psrldnsert. iano bet
snoSiiltiser Neiuns 8sltdtisuns.
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Illus Dem pberen Sbale.
(Nrhbalo @orreiponbeu,,l

- Srau Sannie Reitsr pon Grdbalo
itrsngte am Dienitas sesen bic Scran.
ton Hailnag @ompanie cine 3lase fur
81, 900 @ntihdoisuns on. neil iis Dor
etllben Wtonaten perlest nuroe, oils iie
iibsr eine Danotaid fisl, Die I'M Durd,
gang itano. Sbr 9atte psrlaust $500
fur ben Yeruit ibrer Oisnits.
- Stepban Gspopici BON Bsduille
tru9 am Sonntas yiaht innerlide Ser.
lssunsen uno slbidiirfuussn am S0r.
per uno @siidt oapon. als sr bel oem
Serlaneu zines StraBenbabnmasens
pon sinsm automobil 9stroiien muroe.
Der 9utoiit fuhr Dsitsr, Obne lid nm
leln Spfer 3u befiimmern. Nm Oiens
nag mnroe Solomon Ylatt uon Wtan.
FIELD als Der Shuloise psrbaitet uno
Iiir Elm serihtlibss @ridsinsn unter
$4,000 Sarsldait ssitelt. @r betbeu.
srte feline unidulo.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1917-03-15
Nprb Scranton.

= Die Barbisritube b.s 9. 3. gto.
Ian on Brid Npenue tpuros Donn.rltaa
ytaht nm bic ssiummten gBsrf,suge i'm
Wertb uou $22 burb einen @inbreder
beraubt.
- Die Srau s. 5r,eman Dobnuna
an Oettp StraBe muroe Sreitas Jtaht
beim auftbauen Der ssfrOrenen Walier,
rDbre in Srano ssiest uno gum Bstras
uon etpa 5000 beiddoist.
- @eorae g. Ebomas BON @orbon
Place uno Srauletn @ertruoe Steinmee
BON Seem yorf Stra6e nurosn lseten
Oonneltras ourt Baftor R. 9. 9Dat
tins gu einem slldlIben @bepaar elm.
ssissnet.
- Die % Sabre aIte Sslsn Rsb
bin9ton. Nlias Selen Smiit, BON Yon
Storb ausnue. Die OILS Wasb In isds
uerihieoenen lBobnungen DiebltGhls
besins. wurbe an Sonntas unter 5000
Yarsitaft gum YrojeB ssbaltsn. Der
21 Sabre alte Sobn Uiurien pon Wia,
rion StraBe. Der oas Dtdohen ange.
trieben baben iou uub Die 9sftoblenen
Sadsn in @mpfans nabm. muBte 5000
Uirsibaft itellen.
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Stabt un0 Gonnth.

- Die Damenieftion bss scranton
Sieosrfran3 bdlt ndhften Donneritap
mieosr elm Saffee' 8rdnjben ab.
- Dirsttor Der 0ffentlidsn 0erfs
B. q. Robertiou fiinoists am Wtontaa
on. oaB Die idbrlibe Reiumatuna iei'
tens Der Staot am 16. Npril aniansen
miirbe.
- Die 0adaDanna Gilenbabn bat
Vortebrunsen sstroffen, um I'M Sale
zines &rieges nit Deutitlano ibrs
Brhden gu beifiissn. Sine ar6ssrs
an,abl Spe3ialpoliIiiteu finb gu oieiem
.Smede siuseihmoren woroen.
- Das Heaat @afe on sSranilin
Iuenue nuroe iriib ON Dienltaa Wtor.
gen gum Ystrase BON etna 81 900 uon
einsm Branbe beidabist, Der wabr.
ibeinlih burd cine brsnnenbe Siaarrs
oeruriatt wuroe. @s nabm bic sseuer,
mebr iiber cine Stunoe, Die Slammeu
3u bspdltissn.
- am lesten Donneritaa murbe on.
ssoronst, oaB oas 13. 8ssiment bic
merlfaniihe 9rsn5e uerlalisn uno biz
Seimiabrt anireten iou. IS piro am
25. Wtar3 aboampfsn unb mabridslu.
LTD am folsenoen Sretas, ben 3O., bier
sintreffen. am Samitas murbs cine
aenoerun9 In bem Datum Der Riidreiie
anseoronet, bem3ufolae bas Resiment
ihon am fomnlenosn Samitag bsimieb.
rem iOu.
= Srau Wfarie 8. @iiuiter, Uittne
oes Better @hniter uno iriibsr bier
mohnhaft nnb moblbefannt, 1T lette
9Sohs in 2os anseles, @al., gsltcrbsu.
Die 2eihe traf am Oienitas bier elm
uno Durbs seitsrn i'm Soreit Sil Srieo.
bof 3ur lesten Rube beitattst, nobel
Baitor ansuit 5iidsr ben Traueroienit
lettete. Die Seritorbsne mar cine a.
Shimpfi. unb ouber Der Gof)tsr Sattle
ID. uno bem Sohne 5risorih. iiberle.
ben fie Die Stmsitsrn Srau Utina 9fo
binion uno ,srau Carolina 2obmann
uno bic Sriiosr @useu, Iusuit uno
Carl Sbimpff.
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&iIfeS=8arre Npttseu.

= Der bsfannte 3ubnar.t. Or. BON
W. Smitb, mnroe seitern Wfor9en in
ieinsm Sett toot aufssfunosn.
= Die Dritte Benniglpania Ssle
artillerie, friiher bas 9. Snfanterie Re'
9imsnt uon bier, trat gsitern uon Der
mseifaniiAsn 9ren3e Die 9eimreiie an.
- als sr am Nfontas Dforssn snt.
fang ben Seriep Central @slsiien lief,
wuroe Der 80 Sabre alte Sobn Sabia
uon 2ailin pon elmer eoiomotiue setrof.
fen uno ausenblidlld sst6otet.
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Sinniae G6runQ.

Cine fnnise @bruns baben, ipis isbt
betannt tpirb, Die Stabtperprbneten
unb Der Maeiitrat bes idHeIi56en
Stdbtdens Reidenba9 bem iiesrei6en
Siibrer Der beutf9en 8altanarmee,
Bon 9allpib, ertpieien. 9luf bem
Sriebbof Der Stabt liesen bic Wtutter
unb elm 8ruber bes iiegrei9en 6elbs
berrn. Der Suiti5rat uno friibers
Stabtberoroneten @anpib, Be-
erbigt. Sn pelder glrt bic gbruns
iid ,poIaog, sebt aus benz Santi6reis
BEN befpor. bds Der 9eneral aus Ser
bten an ben Magiitrat ri6tete, unb
bas folgenben Wortlaut bat: On ben
perebrlihen Magiitrat Der Stabt Reiz
9enba6. Grit perIpGtet babe i9 baz
bon &enntnis erbalten, in ipie itnniger
@eife bic eei6GBte Staotpertretuns
oas glnoenten meines lieben 9rubers
unb .meine Mitpirtung an ben groben
paterIdnoiIden @eIdebnifen seebrt
bat, tnbem iie am Sobestage unferer
lieben Mutter beren 9rub fdmiiden
lieb. Sd oarf periihern, baB feline
@ufmertfamteit meinem Ssrssn bdtte
mebr tpobltun tDnnen, unb i6 banfe
uufri9tig bafiir. Sas 8anb, bas
mid nod immer nit Der lebten Seis
mat meiner nGditen anseb0rigen pers
binoet, fann babur6 MIR feiter tpers
ben. Sm Bonner Der @eidiibe nm
eie Moraipa. Sbr febr ergebener
@allpib. @eneral Der Snfanterie,
Sberbefeblsbdber Der Glften Mrmee.