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The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15

A victory at Gallipoli or the keeping Of
the enemy out of Serbia and Rumania
would have been important factors in
bringi lg the war to a close, and Ger
many would not have been able to send
out her peace proposal with the terms of
victor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15

Some troublesome statistician has fig.
ured that, by setting Jha clocks aheat
one hour, the people Of this country
could save $40 coo, 900 annually. Man.
chester Union.
If we set the clock back two hours
would we save $50, 900, 900 annually?
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15
A Seyenty-Year Old Couple,

Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Carpenter, Harrisburg
Pa, suffered from kidney trouble but have
been entirely cured by Foley Kidney Pills. He
says: "Altho' we are both in the seventies, we
are as vigorous as we were thirty years ago"
Foley Kidney Pills stop sleep disturbing blad-
d er weakness. backsche. rheumatism. Sold
Everywhere.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15

II am willing to eliminate myself en-
tirely if it would help for me to do so"
says Mr.. Bryan, and there is general
desire that he should proceed with the
elimination immed ately.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15
No Discount on Foid's Patriotism.

Henry Ford has offered in case of war to
lend to the United States Government what
ever part Of his money it wants without any
interest. ersentage, or profit, and has at least
800. 100000 available in quick assets. He has
also offered the free use Of his immense plant
to the government
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15

The Lewiston Sun is hronic kicker,
but it commends the efforts Gov. MILL
ken is making toward sounder method
of appropriation.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15

The Norway Advertiser is as full of
local news as an egg is of meat, but as
an outsider we miss the Big Barn Door
Sketches and the snapshots of the edi-
tor.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1917-02-15

In New York city last week about s.
900 persons applied for their first citizen
ship papers. Most of the applicants
were of German or Austrian birth.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
Officials Hope That Tomorrow
Night Will Bring the Amount
Up to $4,000, 900, 900, Minimum
Mark Set for That Date.
WEST VIRGINIA PRISON
INMATES GIVE $4,000
Bonds Are Paid for in Cash; This
Is the Largest Subscription Re.
ported from Any Penal Institu-
tion, II Is Said
ey A..nclsi.d Pr...

w Assorthied ffess
loan was SIN hgging today. ON the
face of scattering unofficial estimates
to the treasury department. officials
were hoping that the S3.0no.oOu 900
minimum would bo reached by tumoT-
row night when the heavy auueipat-
ed volume OF liberty day sales would
hc in hand
Officials announce, that there was
ntte Information 90 hand tu lead them
20 noltcyc that the $4,000 nn0o
maximum would h, reached. although
the, thought the sum might po-uhN
n' taken hN Hu .l"Nonfh hour avail.
luch, uf subscriptions
Conviction is fcs u many quar-
tors the trousur, department uu-
nuunooi. that the $4,000 uu".uou can
ho reached Bog tomorrow night Su-
hcturs spurrci ON Boy their failure
TO make desired gains yesterday. tho
first DE-, of the last week ot tho Oum-
paipu began anew to-day with Iutcu-
-ifiod determination. % was Thought
that f the loan total subscriptions
cuuN nr brought hN tonight up 90
Approximately s. aun. .uuu. 600 or 5000
200. 600 more th3u is iu sight 90 pres
"nt thor" might ho b chance To- reach
the t3.oou. 600 600 mark tomorrow
night th, close OF uncrtv dlN
Liberty laN returns heads uf SOM"
districts committees believe. may
reach $1,000. 0Uv.u0U 81 they approx
innate 0par cont Of this sum they
probably Will send the total FOR she
drive above S3.uu".0Oo .ueu
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
FOODSTUFFS PRICES
FIXED BY DICTATOR
IN ILLINOIS TODAY
Order Applies to Sugar, Potatoes
and Flour, Grocers for the Most
Part Have Agreed TO Abide by
the Decision.


hy Associated Press
chicago. oct % For the first time
in the histur, uf the United states "a
government representative has fixed
the fair" price 81 certain foodstuffs.
HDrr, A. Wheeler food administrator
uf Illinois today announced the proper
price for sugar ro.ptnes and flour.
Grpcors. iui. the most part have agree I
Co put the PRICES Into effect They are
somewhat lower than recent prices in
Chicago -aoouJ two cents iu the retail
price Of sugar
Mr VII 'eier's list gives the price
the retailer should PAY the middleman
and the price the customer should pay
over the counter other prices for
staples viii be announced as quickly
a- possible ToduNs list follows
Flour Well known advert sod mil
brands. running four bags to the barr
rel Retailer pays. per bag, S2.No0
l9o. Customer pays. S1.9tm3ls.
eighth barrel flour in cotton
bag, Retailer pays per bag Si.i2H
las Customer pays SltHd so
Five pounds flour boo cotton bags
Retailer pays per hnE a1H3,c Gus
toner pays 3o"37".
poutoos SO Wisconsin Mime
sofa ANA Dakota Retailer pays per
hurdrodwcirht s. 3-'d go. Custom
or paws la" &C.,, p'r peck of fifteen
pounds
Surar p.ot bulk rrpruatod r,-
taller pu1s per huudrodwcight g, 90
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
GERMNN ErFORT TO LAND
fHl SIRATFD Bl RUSSIANS

fefnEfHd, Oct 23.--The Germans
have made am attempt al a second
landing on the fsthonlap cctst. The
war office announces that they we're
driven away by the Russians.
The attempt was mace near Noise
kuil Manor. eight miles north ~ Wer-
der. ON tie Esthonian coast. CThe
'andinr ~ German trocrs reported
YESTERDAY oV the Itpss'an war office
was effected On The werder psnlnsu-
larl, No naval engagements occurred
Ia connection wsh their mauouver.
Hermnn wtrships were observed OF
kuNast, Moon Island.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
RUSSIANS. oUTCIa,ssED.
PUT rP \ HRAvE FIGHT

Petrograd. oct. 23.-The admiralty
staff In its review of the fighting says
that the Russian units fought excel
lently against the superiority ~ the
Germans. The statement reads:
During pctnber 81 important
enemy naval forces. together with
transports. were sighted by OUR out
posts in the Gulf of Higa. In Moon
sound the enemy seems to bs clearing
the water ~ onssruction- which we
laid down. There was no naval action
during the day hug enemy submarines
were discovered in the our of Fin
land
As the naval operations 10 the
Baltic isles have now ended. il Is
possible To- review them The task Of
our fleet ln this region was. with the
organized position OF Moon sound
base, 10 prevent enemy attempts To-
seize the Gulf of RIGA and Moon
sound. So loug as the German fleet
only employed in such an operation
elements ~ minor Importance as In
1915. namely, two dreadnaughis. our
naval forces could cope with them.
In 1918. although our position in
Moon sound was orSanized incom-
pletelS We rcpulsed successfully all
attacks, aud the enemy during three
DAYS possession at the Gulf OF Riga.
suffered losses So grave that he was
obliged TO depart A similar attempt
In 1915 with uuimpprtsnt forces failed
completely
In the recent operations the enemy
employed the major part of his fleet
and his ovcrw helming superiority en-
1bicd him IA carry out debarkattnn
rapidly and successfully. our fleet
oulN was able "a de- it, best Ia hinder
these efforts and to nflict maximum
losses. Wit hthis ubicct we delivered
a series ~ attacks. using an the naval
resources in our possession.
"A result OF these operations the
enemy lost through mines. submarine
attacks and artillery fire. two dread
uaughts one cruiser twelve TORPEDO
boats one transport and numerous
mime sweepers, an OF which were put
7 out Of action Their ultimate fate j.
UNI nowu We have established the
actual loss unlS ~ six enemy torpedo
boats two uf which We're ~ the small
/ type and were SUM hy gunflre from
/ our position ON Moon island TN. other
/ torpedo boats were sunk in contbsts
/ or blown up %, mines. The wreck 10
/ the turuodu huat T-6a is visible on D
.@,rdhank in Nassar hay Further. our
I coast batteries sink fpui enemy tor
| ncdo boats
"pui LOSSES are the ship OF the line
Sl1NU and large torpedo boat de-
stroyor of the Grom type The eff
cheney of our other ships has been
maintained completely
German turpedn boats ~ the T-es
class were built la 1891. displaced i4a
tons and had complement ~ rs men
They are i'i feet In length
The RUSSIAN hat;leship Shaw. who's
luss has been reported previously dis-
placed i3.5i6 tons She had "a rompi-
ment of SIS men and was s7o feet IN
lergth The Husslnn destroyers of the
Grom type wer built in 1914 ana dis.
placed liio tons They had "A compile.
ment "f al man. ana "a length ~ 3el
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
AUsTRIANs ALLEGED TO
HAVE SENT EXPLOSIVES
ON A RAILROAD TRAIN

Trinidad. colo. oct %. Alexander
Stuya. 80 wears old and Andrew An
ton O.. Austrians. were arrested here
early today and held ou q charge OF
transporting explosives ou e railroad
train. when the trunk belonging to
the men was opened twenty two sticks
of dynamite were found
Department OF Justice operatives
arD investigating che records of the
men. An agent Of the department of
Justice at Ration y A. Yesterday was
impressed with their seeming anxiety
over their trunk unc telephoned to
tho sheriff ~ Las Animas county
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
LRN Assnclnied Prcss.

Wahngtou Germany probably lost onchalf of her
super Zcppe result of raid October 20
over England according ubcgrams received here All
cxuta what the dispatches declare to be- the greatest
administered fleet since the beginning of the war
qualification because known the German
raid carry fearful threat of vengeance made
four days before
England of dire punishment follow what the
Germans declared to be uwaantcd and nhuman attacks by British
upon peaceful German RcpriSalN
For every brick which falls from peaceful German
homes, whole of buildings will be overthrow IN
The French report the attempted German rand reads
follows:
borders Of the forest of Modon ten kIomcN from nn"v' II
20 journc>ing with two other NppcnS i was
shells fired the Zeppelin when distant 1000
The Zeppelin promptly rose to height of 1000 metres Ia
envelope and the Zeppelin caught fire remained mass Of metal
India rubber and broken popcrN Five dead bodies horribly
found the Zeppelin Others must be buried
the which still smoking Thcr" could not have been
amy left the Zeppelin explosions heard The
About 20 zorrgIn number - was forced by or 4y'. @
commanding officer and of the crew prisoners
This arshp referred cug today cable Dispatch
little later the third Zeppelin the LOO down Dam.
martin Mouguy r Ron and two officers and fourteen men of
i rr 2nnIp n,bon, baIa,, went of with four mem From
prisoners, this Zeppelin left Odruhurg Tor
October 49, hut unable to reach the English capital
zrppclm> entirely DESTROYED attacked by oy
ator, guns aud down the valley of Saonnc
region OF BScron The crews after having burned their
Icppcms, attempted to escape hu were taken prisoners
Two other machines in the south landed at
Alps The other by the avHtlou cen
Ter at Frciu drifting toward the vertical position and dis
aiIcd
Thus probably lost of their IcppcmN which
were of type pa 24l metres lcngth and
and engine, with from l5OO 10 1000 horsepower
the of the disaster 10 the German ar er
the report says Germany altogether has constructed probably
ol destroyed before the
The officially reported by the allies m 9l4 sixteen
IN 1913 five for 1916 and three for 1917.
Thus sixty ySiN Ippcu> have been destroyed to
which he added half lost 10y accident and
mental trials D~ucng machines loaned to bulgaria. Germany now
the front only twenty five super /pprnN The
greatest air fleet concentrated against England M Belgium and
amounted than sixteen Icppcus
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
GENERAL COUNSEL FOR e.
p. & S. w. RAILWAY DIES
IN BATTLE CREEK, MICH.

90 pasu Texas. oct % Judge
John Franklin. general counsel for
th" El pnso and Southwestern rail-
roud died bon battle crock Mich last
nipht message received b, his moth
cr here to'tS stated lie was well
known throughout the southwest and
was one of the pioneer lawyers of this
section.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

Petrograd Monday Oct 22Two German rcadnauphts one
cruiser twelve torpedo boats and transport put out of action
DN the russians m the fighting around
week, is official
statement issued tonight by the Russian admiralty II has been
established mat at least German torpedo
hghng The Russians lost the bathp Sava large torpedo
boat
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
SMASH GERMAN FLEET in GULF OF RIGA:
HALF OF HUNS EFFECTIVE ZEPPELINS DESTROYED
GERMANY SUSTANS THE GREATEST AERIAL
DEFEAT SINCE WAR STARTED, MORE THAN
HALF OF HER EFFECTIVE zEPS DESTROYED

Washington Through Official Cabegams from Abroad That
the Attempted Air Raid London October 20 Resulted
Dsastrouy the Teuons All France Is Jubant Over the
Crushing Qualification Is More Intense
Because the Attempt Garry Out
Fearful Threat o Vengeance
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
TWO DREAONOUGHTS, ONE CRUISER TWELVE
TORPEDO BOATS OF GERMANS DISABLED BY
RUSSIANS IN FIGHTING IN GULF Of RIGA

Naval Battle Around the Islands Resulted Dsrouy for the
Teuons, According to Petrograds Announcement:
savs Lost the Bateshp slava Other Vessel Naval
Operations in Ended and the Situation Ia Re-
viewed by the Admiralty Musoovites Although Handcapued
Give Good Account of Themselves
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
Secretary Bakers War Review
Predicts That There Will be No
Rest for the Germans During
the Coming Cold Months.
MEMBERS OF PERsHINGs
COMMAND IN GOOD TRIM
Americans, After Three Months of
Intensive Training, Are in Fine
Condition, Physical and Other.
wise, II Is Claimed


By hssociated fren
Washington. u. e.. oct 23-Mni-
tnry experts here do not expect win
ter to halt the great allied drive
against the Germans In Flanders.
Secretary bakers weekly review OF
war operations issued last night dis
clusc~ the belief of the war depart
mcnt that potency of material and
men will enable the British and
French commanders To- triumph over
natural obsta,les ana continue forcing
the enemy backward without waiting
for spring
The review touches Tor the first
time upon the American expedition
Jry forces boz France. declaring the
men after three months intensive
training are in efficient fighting trim
aud splendid physical condition
In dwelling upon the importance
of the hattlo ut Flanders and its effect
upon the morale Of the Germans the
war secretary declares it apparent
that the German high command
planned tho recent expedition aEuiust
tho Lu-siuns in the Riga sector in
order tu bolster up morale and meet
impending Internal difficulties Hy
extending her lines iu the east. he
adds Germany has merely added to
th" length of her limo uf commuuicu-
uous 1uJ Increased confidence iu the
0nu allied victory
The review. covering the week end
.NE n.tDEYT NH TnlttVNe.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

WV wv hi"A h"" 'iA'H NNdi'u ~ MS
objective.
Germany Lcngthens Line.
Germany. by ext. naing her lines
in the east. has merely added to the
length ~ her line Of Communications
Thus the events in Russia today
should cause Us to have increased con-
fid,nce In final allied victory
Along the western front trench
raids. AZ well as the usual artillery
duels Src reported. Isolated counter
attacks were conducted by the enemy
ln such q manner as to indicate that
no real success was expected. hut
merely serve tu Keep up the agErcs-
sive spirit of the troops.
1t is evidence that the terrible
punishment hy allied artillery fire Is
beginning to have very decided ef-
feet along the western front Never
before iu any series of engagements
have so many Germnn divisions, after
brief encounters. been Withdrawn and
replaced by fresh troops Descrtcrs
from German ranks taken into tho
ilAlfaN liNNfN ANfNNN i'ff'NNAAh AiNf fhATAhN y
numerous.
"Rumors of am impending Austrian
offensive directed against Italy have
been current during the past week
Reports af concentrations Of Austrian
ana German divisions TO take part in
this attack are noted. ANY one ia
uiliar with the situation can at once
determine thst these ruWors are eX-
uggcratrd Even should the season
permit a. the concentration Of the
number ~ fresh enemy divisions esti-
mated as high 80 forty could not. ~
81 physical possibility. take place in
the narrow Trortiuo valley fed 10y q
single railway system
Troops Mas-.d ~ Huns.
However - IS possible that the
central powers. fearing further ltal-
ian success along the Isonzo front
have masscd 81 considerable number ~
troops iu AN effltt to check the Italian
advance, and, II possible regain some
Of the terrain lost during recent en-
EaEemouts
An interesting summary Of truou
| movements In the United States shows
that since the present mobilization
began "lt1ai persons have been
transported boy the railroads Tor the
war department ~ whom 2iG.Nlj
were transported iu standard or tour
! i~t slcopor-. the romalrder iu Ordj.
! nary day coaches This vast move.
/ ment has hcou conducted bN the rail,
! roads without single serious acct.
| dent ana the cooperation between th'
| railroads ana th, department has been
most cordial and effective"
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

the German has often stated as II
objective
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
SEW MEXICO WEATHER

r'air aud warmer tonight, Wcdncs-
day partN cloudy warmer east.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23

"fh" fun Importance of tho h1ttle
100 Flandcrs De- beginning tO hc re-
N'tlri lu order tu appreciate the
real significance of this engagement
and the effect It has bad ON the mu-
rale of the Germau army and tho
German people. ", must consider
briefly IN" German attacks boz the
Riga sector including the capture Of
'esrl of Dago and other minor islands
pt the Finnish gulf
While mo- attempt should hc made
q" hehttie the importance of the
positions gained hy the enemy We can
NOT i1il tu record thar 10 ia uppar,Ut
mat tho Germans uudo, took this Ga.
poditlou with e Wow To holstoriug up
th" morale of the country. more par
i'ularN In order to bc able tu NEE,
th" impending difficulties which
threaten Co culminate into q renewed
cabinet crisis In the near future
The GERMAN higher command ha.
invariably picked out weakened oh,
lr,tN' bon order tp enable h 60 record
o. success which should be- political
rather than military value
"if the enemy has amy confdenc,
iu being ghlp tu stem successrulV IN,
ud, of the tiliod advance la the west
hc would throw every ounce Of hi,
strength iu the balance in FLANDERS
onI n possible. by crushing the ui
lird armies, bring about that whicI
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-10-23
LOCAL WEATHER

Maximum. Is. minimum 29 range.
80. a. M, 81; east wind. clear.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30
Die operative gebanOluus Der
Euberfnlpie.

gsie idNpeoiidle gIdtter berihter,
1T Is Dem stodboImer grofriior ia.
tcbaals gelua1en, cine nele. opera.
lire listhooe III Der gebanOlung Der
2imgenityuiIroindt gu eiIt0eder. Gie
neue lRetD0oe Diirbe Der lrSiliden
95iiienitJait elm aiiberoroeIalidjis
mhfianes Dlittel gegen Die pcrbaerens
10 aranfbeit geben, unt nan ieet IN
cr5tlid,en areiien 10 orobe SofinnIJ
0nraut 0lb man bic AnoenOunp bic.
iet wietbooe ais cine llene ep0dle atIi
Cieiein gsbiete beseibnei. lie mo-.
oerne gsDnn>luma Der 2In1eitlibers
tuloje beiieht In Giniiibrung BON Siit
iiofIgaS in Die frenfe 9ilnse. moeurdi
scucrnen Soblraime iuib nubere tn
bcitiIoie BroieiIa aarldbIid beiIen
uno Der ba3illenreibe GuSiuurf per
idgpinott. Dte gntienien seIinben bti
6ieier geban6Ilng perhnltribn1biG
idnea, iopeit es iih nidt iim bPion.
btrS idapers Gdle bnroclt. 9ei oieier
StiHpiisas 9esanbling enttebeil
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30

ic5odJ bdufig Sdspierigfeittn, bic bar
aui beruben. sag bic 2iinge nut ffn.d
leren pber breiteren 8dnbern nit bsr
9riirponb Si,iauunengeDatien III
Die @nfernlmg oieier 9Inoer riio
Sodute mar eineS Der idtpierigiien
probIemc, nber es sf,eint grcieiior
Sueuboeus gelungen 5il iein. es su 10.
len. S5:er fou,nt iein nperntiuer Gin
eriii 5ur slIEpeilbung, Der lid, idon
beiRabe aIs abioIir iiter erwieicu bot,
irogoem Die Geduif Der Retbobe nod
nid)t slir Doaeu Elir6fiibruug geIanat
III.
9rofcffor Saeobneus bat biz Jest
etpa 20 Sperutionen oieier Grt aus.
aefiibrt iino alle marn bon beitem Or.
fcls begIeitei. Sn oieien Taaen bat er
feline djiriraiidle wiebcbc TN aaIas
rett IN SilnoSoan anscpeuoet, ebert
faas NIT Jldr3enbem eriolge. Gie
elusfiibnng Der Operation lDir6 iol.
acliberiHabeu beid)riebeu: Gin ifmd.
Ter, nit ueridge6eneH SpiegeIn ilno
yrisnlen perieberer apparm miro III.
fer lofaler 9et1ubung in ben 9ingen.
itof eingefiilIrt, Der Dem ar5te cit
tlares gilo Der Serpadfungen nno
sIusbrcitlirJ gibt. 9anoh rrrb, ebcu>
iaIIs inter IofcIer 9eidrb,mg, ein lei.
ner Wletaaitsb in eiuen siippenDui.
idcnraim einsefiibrt. berielbe 1T nit
elmer 4latimaSeI periebcn, ole nui
eIeftriit)en, seege gIiIbenb gerndlt
ipcroen fam. gf,n rerben bic ourdI
hen eriten anparat anigeiinoeucll
9enpadliungen Der ganScr nnb Sdltc
abpebraltrt. mas iel6it 5ci redH gros
ben geriundJiitngen moali6 III.
lie neue Spcrnticnsmeihohe 6eS
sntchneus lit pon ihrenl
Gntoetcr pdbreno ulcbrerer Sabre
rprrbt umo perbeifert rporhen. IN
IpiiienidlaitIiGen areiien erseat ic
nrobe allflner.inmfeit, ino bic slita.
rate iiil6 6ereiis DON perid,icSenen
,Sniiitutrn IN 9dnemnrf urS Nmerita
tpcrhcn. @cmerfen&Geriti
nj. Snb grcieiior Sace bacits feline agS
fbobc aniineIih MIR bel Grtrautlm-
len Der giud)hehIe unb hes grlIit.
farbs mipereetc unh erii allmabliL
roate, iie md bei Ser 9'etnnSIrnl
ION lllbafiIoic in @crbtuonug nit
Ter Notwithstanding nrjuwelr
ben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-30

rte init ruridgIidem Mnitrenglingem
hu.t Sdlarruu unb Ncrait nad3u5ie.
ter. limb Sdlag ai.i Gdlas fieI nun
Gud auf bieier Seite Die @mtitei.
Gain9,
Mud Dor fSociant ipur nit aIIen
MitteIn rlrfiifder Grbarbeitsfunf cine
9riidenfopfiteIlung auSgebaut. Die iif)
nah Siiooften bin 6em Geretb ents
lang fortieste. sn ben &irrpien BON
.. bis 7. sSanitar tparb tie sertriiltt-
inert. stm glbibnitt bes Sluiies &inls
nicaI.Sarat, Der in ben ipiBen Seretb.
mtnsel bel Surbeitt miinbet, ip,iroell
oic Iorfer Satarlt inlb &it,liceni ee=
ltiirmt uro oarnit Oie itarfe rliiiiid,e
.Dtauer an einern Smtptpiiitfte hiird).
bro1en. Gret Sinien bintereinanber
itarrten bier, nit Srabttiilberniiien
nnb sslaniirungs4nlasen ipobIpsrs
fcben, .aIngreifern eirtgeseil. 9as
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