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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
WeH-Known Educators
ShoU Their Gratitude

Professor Q T CIotfeIter. Prominent
educator and principal OF the high
school at Ben Hill. Ca, says;
Il was in such bad physical condition
that ] feared I would have to give up
my duties. I suffered from rheumatism.
sluggish liver, nausea and terrible bill
ious headaches. Ny energy seemed to
leave me entirely I have taken three
bottles of Tanlac and 1 feel better than
I have felt in years You have great
medicine and do not hesitate to recon-
mend it"
Other prominent educators who have
indOrsed Tanlac are Professor Elmer
Morris of Dover. Tenn. and Professor
w \ Wood of the Central Graded
School. Winder. ga
Tanlac is sold in II Paso 10y Kelly
& Pollard and the Peoples DRUG
Store.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
President of Protestant
Home for Girls Talks

nue., Nashville. Tenn, founder and pres
ident of the Tennessee Protestant Home
for Girls. and q man whose charitable
work has won for him the friendship
and admiration OF thousands. said:
My friends have all noticed the great
Improvement in me since l took Tan
lac. and 1 am boosting it every chance
1 get From my own personal eXpe-
rience with the medicine and from what
1 have observed where others have been
using IL. 1 am convinced that il is the
best medicine Of the kind in the world %
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
PATROL MEXICO.
STOCKMEN URGE
Resolution Objects to Fur
Their Injury to Lives and
Property Of Americans.

Cheyenne. Wyo, Jan. zO.-'It is our
earnest belief that the northern por-
ton Of Mexico should be properly pa
trolled by American forces" say reso-
lutions adopted today at the conclud-
ing session Of the convention of the
American National Livestock sssocia-
ton here, in order that further indig-
mites. depredations and injuries be not
perpetrated on the lives and property
Of Americans"
We recommend that the patrol be
continued" the resolutions add. until
stable conditions have been restored
1t Is not our purpose TO ask for
Intervention but only for a sufficient
patrol 10 insure the safety Of Ameri-
cans within the northern portion of
Mexico"
So vigorous have hecame protests by
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
PRESIDENT COTTON OIL
MILL PRAISES TANLAC

Mr. g. c. Cooper. President Of the
Georgia Home Cotton Oil Co. of Law
reneeville. Ca. and one of the big bust
ness men of Atlanta. said
Il suffered for seven or eight years.
Not until ! began taking Tan
lac have / been able TO notice the
slightest improvement in my condition.
3 am greatly improved, and Tanlac IS
unquestionably the best thing of the
kind I ever tried"
Among other prominent m1nufactur-
erS and business men who have in
dorsed Tanlac are John F. Carroll. cot
ton mill superintendent and leading
citizen of Chattahoochee and Atlanta.
y. VI Yancey. manager of contract de-
partment. Atlanta Telephone and Tele
craps Co.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Veteran Editor From
KentucRu For Ii

Colonel John s. Gaines Of Bowling
Green. Ky. editor. political writer and
well-known leader in his state, said:
The names OF people who had in
dOrsed Taniac were sufficient guaran-
tee OF its merit: so I, too. tried the
medicine for my trouble I had suf-
fered for a rather long span of years
with catarrhal troubles. II reached
these conditions ~ once. gave me re-
lief and restful sleep. and now they are
only unpleasant memories. Tanlac is a
most excellent remedy.'
Taulac is sold in Fl PasO by Kelly
X Pollard and the Peoples DRUG
ore.-Advertisement
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Prominent Jmist of
Kentucky Approues Ii

Among the Kentuckians in public
life who have given their unqualified
approval Of Tanlac for its specific aid
TO them are;
Hon Mckenzie Moss. Judge Of the
Eighth Judicial District: Hon. Moses Z.
Glenn, State Superintendent of Print
Ing; John b. Gaines. editor and pub
Usher Of the Bowling Green Daily
News; George ". Hinton. former secre-
tary of the Warren County Equity
League; President Pegg of the Newport
Business College. and others.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20


Z the stockmen against the proposed in
crease Of grazing rates in national for
ests that David F. Houston. secretary
OF the agriculture postponed his de-
parture for ashington TO listed 70
the additional complaints by the stock
men
The stoclzmeu contend that the new
schedule OF fees viii work q hardship
business The forest service is defend
ing the schedule. setting Up the claim
that since more applications have been
received for permits than can be grant
ed. il is evident that the change is not
meeting with much disfavor except
from former leasers-
Secretary Houston in his speech Fri
day urged the stockmen 10 look at both
sides of the grazing controversy. the
governments as well as their own.
Both Sides Presented.
A. F. Potter. associate forester %
Washington, Friday summarized the
government bureaus plans and reasons
in regard to the increased feSs and the
resolutions commi ttee. headed by W. r
Morley. of Datil. y. NJ. passed a resOlu-
ton protesting sharply against the in
crease.
Resolution SAYS Charges High Enough.
This resolution declared that permit
tees already are paving full value for
the grazing privileges they hold. that
the fees paid are one-third greater than
the cost of administering the grazing
operations. that the advance in fees is a
complete reversal of policy. which we
very much deplore-" and that in the
belief of the committee. the reasons ad-
yanced for the proposed raise are Insult
Gcient wherefore we do most viEor-
ously and unanimously protest against
any raise in the fees now charged for
grazing on the national forests
New Mexico Protest.
The resolution was based on about
100 protests filed with the forest serv-
ice and grazing lands committee of the
hos
New Mexico Cattle and Horse Growers
association was typical. This protest
contained the following summary Of its
MAKERS reasons for entering it,
II an Increase must be obtained in
the income of the forest service il is
our feeling that II should be obtained
rom other sources than the stock grow
ing industry Stock raisers already arr.
paying thelr full pro rata OF the eN-
pense- The Dermittees are not enfoviue-
any Sratultous privilege but in most
cases have fully paid for their estab-
llShed right. through long occr1ran,-
hardships. efforts and the expenditures
OF establishing their business.
II is our opinion that II any raise in
Ile grazing rec be insisted upon by the
u .,a tHleht OF agriculture, it be only
upon condition that the money so de-
rived be expended for the direct benefit
OF the stock industry on the forests"
Stauns the forest service side Of the
case. Mr.. Potter said.
"A raise Of 1000, 600 IN a IurnD seems
a large amount. Nbut when divided
among the $1,000 permittees using the
forest service ranges il is reduced 10 4
an average of $50 each
The best indication Of what ANYTIME
IS worth IS what people will paw for in /
We are sure that grazing on the ma
tlonal forests is worth the price which b
Is DeihS charged because the demand {.
LOT permits exceeds the supply of range. (
year
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
URGES 4 PROPER
DIET IN SCHOOLS
Proper Breathing Is Also
Stressed-Pictures for
High School.

W. n Martin. Of the Rockefeller
oundatioH Of New York city, deliv-
cred very instructive address be-
lore the Parent-Teachers' association Of
the Morehead school. Friday afternoon
NJ the school The child's physical care
was the subject Of AIr. Martins talk.
and first in importance in this re-
spect, he placed proper diet and proper
breathing, and spoke AZ length on these
INA Isrs As Mr. Martin Is to remain
~ II Raso for some time il IS hoped
49, ne VIII organize a cnild-hyglene
LASS ana steps are being taken IN
ms direction by the Parent-Teachers'
association. which viii meet 10 dis
US me plan. Friday afternoon. jan
u'ry -, At the Norehead school
Pictures For High school.
AT the final assembly OF the school
term. Friday. the graduating class OF
me nigh school presented the school
- IN ."o handsomely framed pictures
One IS OF George Washington and the
cther OF Abraham Lincoln Both are
lhll length figures and are about three
--t- 10 SIZE On each is a little silver
p-tlc suitably engraved with the name
OF me graduating class. Marion Young
made a brief speech of presenta ton TO
watch principal A H Hughey respond
81 The presentation was the final
event Of the assembly. Superintendent
X j. j she talked on the value Of coI-
practical suggestions about the ex-
pense involved. r r Jones talked on
me new classes to enter the high school
from the junior high school grades
Erineipal A II. Hughey spoke OF the
OF studies.
Basketball Game.
By score of is TO g. the girls OF
the high school basketball team de-
ieated the girls Of the Alamogordo high
school team. Friday evening in a game
PLAYED in the girls gymnasium OF the
hish school building The players on
the nigh school team were Phyllis
Routledge and Roberta Ross. forwards
Fenevieve Hay. jumping center: Har-
ret HERNIA rs, running center; Mildred
LIudauer and Josephine Warren.
guards on the Alamogordo team were /
Nina Bennett and Kitty Crosby, for (
wards, Sadie Newell and Mary Hud- /
mann. jumping centers: Frances Grant.
running center; Mamie Taylor and /
Nyra Jackson. guards Mrs. Rue Jack 1
SON Miss Bessie Routledge and J. S. /
Long accompanied the AlamOgordo +
team to Fl Paso. The game was ref !
creed by g A. Porter. Il was very
we'll attended
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
Only Successful Remedy
for Treating Gall Stones
Fruitola and Traxo Brought
Relief After Doctor Said
Nthing but Operation
Would Help.

IN the opinion OF Mr.. W c. Dillehay.
513 Morton ST., Nashville, Tenn, Frmtola
and Traxo Is the only successful remedy
Tor gall stone trouble. In a letter to
the Pinus laboratories Mr.. Dillehav saws.
After a leading Nashville physician
had failed to relieve my wife, and we
were told an operation was necessary.
I heard OF Fruitola and Traxo and we
decided TO at least give it a trial. 1
gave her this medicine as directed and
after four doses she was relieved OF
nearly a quart of gall stones, conclusive
violence that an operation was by no
means necessary
Fruitola and TraxO are compounded
rom the original Edsall formulas at
The Pinus laboratories in Monticello III
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
WILLIAM FARNTM

Tho Price of Silence" William Fox =
excellent drama, featuring popular
" lillian Farnum, is TO receive its final
showing at the Alahmbra today Those
who have seen this strong and elegant
play have been enthusiastic over its
excellence The story tells of the
temptations of a strong man, his devo-
ton to his duty and TO the woman he
loves.
the favorite actor. Robert Warwick in
me latest Brady made play The Man
W no Forgot thrilling drama that
me Alhambra highly recommends
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
:. y. OFEICIAI. uEn,.

e. > webster. chief special agent OF
the Southern Pacific railway. is in n
faso on his semi-annual trip of in
spectlon over the road Mr.. Webster
VIII leave tonight or Sunday morning
lof MS headquarters III Houston. Tex.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
GIRL FROM FRISCO. BIJor TODAY

N a plcture that Is fully as thrilling
ana exciting as any in which she has
ever appeared. The Girl From Frisco"
with new and hair-raising stunts TO
dehSht her many admirers. The pic
lure opens with rush. and holds one
n GREATNESS suspense TO the very end
Not one thrill has been omitted. and
me story is one that Will cause even
me most hardened movie fan TO sit up
and gasp.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
CAMPBELL'S CAFE

serves good clean lunch for 4nc
Every thing clean, no soiIed linen. we
use direct from laundry to customer.
Dancing and Music
CampheITS Cafe.
Basement First National Bank BLDG
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20

be purchased drug
hardened
sufficient to indicate
5 i
Yeak- ruudow system
booklet of special
obtained by writing the
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
NOTICE.

We lead-others follow W. serve
lunch from 1880 TO $50 for zoe.
Music ana Dancing
SampheIl-S Cafe.
Basement First National Bank Bldg.
ADV.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
STATE GETS AMOUNT OF
ORIENT RAILWAY PENALTY

Austin. Tex. Jan 20.-Attornev gen
elal Looney today received a remittance
of $3.50 from the Kansas City. Mexican
az Orient railroad. in full settlement of
a penalty suit by the state against that
road for failure TO build its line through
Sherwood. Iron county. Sherwood is
The county seat The case was tried in
all state courts and finally was decided
ir favor Of the state in the United
states supreme court.
Indian Bicycles. Allen Arms & Cycle
Co. fQf y oregon St-Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
RAYMOND TEAL COMP ANY.
This Company is Some Styl-
ish; Members Travel in
Their Own Motors.

4 SIDE from the fact that the
"A company Raymond Teal Is
bringing to the Crawford thea
ter to begin a season of musical com
edy, commencing tomorrow. is the
largest company that he has ever
brought here, there are several people
with the show who are entitled 10
more than passing comment Miss
Pansy De Lacour has a commission as
honorary colonel Of the 22d regiment.
I :. a, an honor conferred upon but
four other women in the country
Several OF the girls. while in Homo
lulu. were taught TO ride surf boards
by the natives until they became as
proficient in their use as the natives
themselves Others are ardent horse
women and devote most OF their spare
time in the saddle
There are three automobiles owned
by members of the company. and, IN
less the distance between towns
played is too great. about a third Of
the company uses this means Of travel
in preference 10 the usual tedious train
ride.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
ETHEL BARRYMORE IN PICTURE.

The Unique mana cement viii show
The Awakening OF Helen Richie. "
featuring the popular Ethel Barry
more, today and tomorrow.
Supporting the star are such actors
OF note as Robert Cummings. Robert
Whittier. Hattie DelarO and little
Maury Steuart AR Cummings ap-
peared in the speaking production OF
The Awakening of Helen Richie"
which scored a great triumph on
Broadway He is seen as Floyd Pro-
yor, Helen's selfish sutton. Robert
Whittier plays the part of Frederick
Richie, and Maury Steuart is a
quaint little David who wins HeIen's
heart and leads TO her spiritual
awakening
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-01-20
TODAY'S ADJUSTMENTS
wIGwAM-A NEWSPAPER sTOR

NIGHAM-A NEWSPAPER STORY
There is a real newspaper story in
pictures at the WiSwam today 1t IS
called The White Trail" II IS adapted
from the short story Of Edith Sessions
Upper and many of the scenes were
actually filmed in well known news
paper office in Washington The man
aging editor of the picture is in reality
a mana ging editor of national fame
The reporters in the office scenes are
the men who handle the Washington
news which is sent out over the wires
To all parts of the world every day.
The cast is q strong one which includes
the well known actress, Helen Greene,
who was formerly a reporter; Earl
Metcalfe. William Il. Turner and
others
The White Trail is the fourth OF
The PeriIs Of our Girl Reporters II
is not q serial nor does IL even have
the same characters that appeared in
the others. Like the first three pic
lures. j. is taken from one of Mrs
Tupper's short stories and is absolutely
complete in itself
Tomorrow the Wigwam Will feature
a return showing of The Rink" the
funniest film Charlie Chaplin ever
made Last time il was shown at the
Nigwam, people sat through two,
three and even four shows Just to see
Charlie skate. 1t is certainly some
picture Come to the matinee.-Adv
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30

N1rbli6 psm Mrurentieres, in Der
HiAjtnng BON Dpern, baben bic Gng.
ldnbtr itarfe Ansrifie anf bic bent.
l6tn stsaxnssn gemadt, pur6cu
aber NIT nlien ibreu &ngriffen nbs
sef&lasen. Sire Strlnfte ipllen
febr 6eoeutenb fein. Die Sfeann-
aen Der 0entiAen h0rt iin6 bon grp-
fem @erte. Sir idIten bic in nn-
mtttelbnrer NGbe liegenben StGbte
9snrtoins, 9inbais xn6 9ille. Gs
1T Sns ipertppIlite @ebiet, 6as bic
DemfiAen in Jrantrd1 beiett bal-
ten. Wirben bic Ausriffe 6er Ttin-
Dc anf 6ieles 9errnin 70 tart iper-
ben, oak Der Heiit IN 0efabr Tom.
nteM fpllfe, 6anm iuiir6en fie mn5ipei-
ielbait, 10 biel Srmppen bpn anberu
S&anplGten Sortbin brinseu, ipis
ne mur irsen6 f5unten. Des6alb
lit IS mud gtrne i,5sIid), Saf Sieis
luiitenoen Ansriffe oerGnslan6er bei
Armentieres nar bcn3ipef babeu, BIZ
9eati6tm sar Ginitellmns iutiterer
Nngriffe 6ei Her6nn az peranlaiIem
go faaen iueiligfens Die Gepei6en.
Die Jrnnsoita baben lire An.
sriffe nMf ben bpn ben 9entihcn bei
yerbnn erpberten S5iisel 304 fprt
9elett, Is lit i6men a6er bis iebi
nidjt aeInneen, ibn ben 9entidjen 81
entreifen, ielbit nid)t omrd einel
nGdlaiden ltebtrfaa, ben iie inter
nabmen.
9enflde SpIbaten Orangen in ei
men frans6fi1cn Wraben am 6art
mannslueilerfopf un6 madten 6orl
30 0efangene.
Ju Eetersbnrg finbtt cine Sonic
ren5 bon NeprGientanten Der Gnten'
tetdd)te itatt. Jranfreidl iuirb bon
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30

6rieben su seben nnb europa por
pDlligem 3uin sit beiuabren. Weni
Elm usyriebe obme Sieg" mDglidJ iei
f1mme er MIR 1T oieiem 9lmgenbltd
aeldJlofIen merben. = gStr glanben
an bieie Triebensnote BON Setter
9emtIdllanbs mid)t eber, als Bis mir
iie SdJluars amf Weif ieben.
9ie ruliifde 3eitrlng "@ubfpa
gaoonloIto" meloet, oaB Die bolldn=
oiIden uno onlerifaniIden Better
BON Oelraffinerien in Gltn1dniell
BON Ser runlanil6en 8egierung
Shaoenerlab beanlpruden neil lte
bon oen rurllaniihen 8eboroen ge-
lpaltlon bon ibreru gigelltltm per-
trieben 1purben, nod beDor Die
grl1ppen Ser Weittelmabtc clntra-
fen. 8abrI1einlib lperoell oieie
sSoroerungen ourb liplplnatilde
Gernrittlnng ltnteritiibt iperoen. Die
&1ger peiien oarauf BIN oaB bri-
tiI6e geantte i6riftli6e gerlpre-
cbllngen geeeben batten, naf mel
hen Ste britij1e 9tegiernng boae
ge5oblllnq fir aaes seritorte Gigen-
tl1m leiiten tperoe, pbne cine @e=
redtigung oa5u alt baben Die bri.
tilde Hegierung tpeigert iid) oleie
syoroernngen aftsnerfeltneit.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30
Surge l1tbtriid)t.

Sm 9fSriatild,en Wfeer fanb
anae6lid1 Elm o;efed,f AMI
ld,en ;tolieniIdnn nuS Siterrei-
d1;Id,,m sdliffen itatt.
n. o,ns.,,.. cr;,,,.sD H.
s4~.;4st ~ 'SosA' Sos II. .s'M snaf;,d,sn
IT, rs.a.t; t,.;x,;ff. i6srs.r hs,,as hs.';i s;rst
,n.rSen Inii,u
3 ~ ens'anufI I: mhuesn l'ar sr
- uvsI e psIgsu'sak .sM ans..lIe
anI oa: Sle usn!la.sn 'eAhnssn
va st'nat i'''.t
Sn Eetersbnrs ftnSst cine
arteastpnferens Der Nllurrfen
ifaff.
Wrat Sts5a erflarf, DIE
esnfralntagfe iperoen Den
Tampt forfleeeit, aber aitd) be-
retf ae1n, 6rteoen 81 l@iteFen.
Sn england 1T man NIT
6tr 3egiernng elpbb-G Geprge's
asdlf 5nlrteoen; ne 1T Den
engianoern iitdJf tatlg gefiitg.
gnslano lpsro oitrdJ Inter
itebppfe ifno Iaperfdjtffe tn
grrFe Sorge Derlett.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1917-01-30

1tHO OelN OeHeIul SuiitluuH oSi]tS-
ten Iein; Gmalanb bDn Milner mnn
Qpr6 Sfepclitofc mno Stalien ppn
5enator Geialpga iino 0eneral 9its-
gieri GaberdJi. Gs ipirb bies BIZ
brittle &rieesfonferens ieiu, ipeldt
sic 9Illiiertem abbalten. @abrldein'
Iidj ipirb man iid III ibr iiber oas
8rogramm fir ben fomntenben
Tribiabrsfelosas einiser, Ser mil
amferorbentliden Mai1en nnb in 6er
srpfartisiten Simeniioneu scfiibr1
iuerben fol.
Gin Idbarfer &f fan0, iiib'
| lid BON grsesany in Waii5ien, siui
| ldem 9fmileu nno Siirfen ifatt, y
bem mebrcre GrGben Der .Siirfer
gefpremgt, sic aGgcmeinen Stellmn
aen aber midJt perGnSert iunrbem
0as fiinfscbnte tiirfiide Slrmee
furps uiberitano ben Mnsriffen Del
9fmiiem nit GROCER grapomr nnS 5eis
te ipiebcr, baf bie tiirfiid)en Srnp
pen 6nrdlams berlaklidl fino.
Cine 9epeid)e ans eOmoun mel
set, baf allgemeine 1lnsnfrie6en'
heit nit 2lppo- George nnb ieinei
Mesiermng berridje. Wian fritiiierl
| fat iiberal bic lIntGtigfeit oes
nemen aabinets mno DEFENDERS idyar
lit bic Gritif Der gaprtbcliffe-EreiIe
| Bic feinerseit am Meiiten initsebDl
fen hat, slsqiitb sit itiirsen mni
1lobb- -@eorse in icine Wiadtifel
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gar midJts an bem, mas 2lpb6- -@eurg'
tut. Sic &ritif 1T tatladlidi elm
10 allgemeine, bnf cine 1lnterin
dung BON Seiten oes Tarlanents
mDglidj lit. Bon an6erer Seite iuiri
bebamptet, cs bcreite iid eim grpfcs
Geegefed)t bor nno bieier llmitani
lei and Der Wriinb fit bic ld)ein
bare 1tntdtigfeit Der 3esieritns.
Dir Gmiien meIOem, baf fie in ben
Sample an Der 0rense Der Buff
nina nn6 Mumaniens Srci Sffisierl
nnb iiber tnnienb Mann sefangci
genommcn bnben. gSir mel6cter
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Deiterreider bnrd bicien 8anpf ge
stpitngen lunrben, iiH snriifsnsiehen
eSn ben Gampfcn BEL Niga lit an
ideinenb cine Eanie eingetretcn.
Giner gonboner 9epeide mad, ii
has noripesiIde Sdiff uarsu" il
6ie 2nft sefprenst nnS iino neur
Nann ieiner 8eiaknns nm's 9ebes
gefommen.
Die 9onbpner Zines" iast, i,
lei nntoriiiert, bic Witteilnng, Gug
Lamb uolle ale ieine 1radt6ampfcl
NIT 6rei aanonen ansriiiten, fiji
mnmabr 81 erflGren.
Die r9ribmna" in Moni bebanptet
bor cinigen 9agen babe i'm M6ria
tilden Dseer Gin @efedjt suiidel
s,pei itaIienslden uNHitrpper" uno
einer sansen JIotillc Siterreidiide1
Sdiffe itattgefnnben, iupbei be-
6iterrei6iidkr r9cftroger" nSmiar'
in Hranb gei6oiIen lei. SIS iunrbl
BON 9Drptbobooten in einen benadj
barton Safen seidHeppt. Die Sta
liener erlitten, nadj ber 9epelfe be,
oSribmna", feline Werinite.
Die tarfii6e Resiernmg fat be
ldlofen ben in ben d)riitlidei
GGnbern gebrandliden 0regoriani
lldem aalen6er ansnnebmen.
Nm ber 1ront inn @eiten ioll &.
bitter falt Iein.
gene Angriffe Der Jransuiei
aui ben !6iigel 304 in Der Wegenl
BON @er6nn unrben snriifseidjla
Gen.
Nmtlid lit befannt semodt iuor
ben, bak &aiier @ilbelm benr 8enr
ralfelbmaridal BON Wfafeniem ba,
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perIieben fat. @eidBeitig iiber
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