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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14

Cir uuitrs ,Rebs" unb bic G5itas
ceer SUBS itano ssitsrH tsin Spiel
auf oem prOgrumm.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
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9paitsr Strdbs; Mdbden.
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State glpsRus; Rab4eu.
yiitolaus uno 4nnr Bauer. 10Y
Race Strabe, aHabs.
5bsooor ano Nina 9oe5tsr, 46T3
Sirbp Roao; gldohsu.
2Siuinm unb Zulu Wintsrs, 1908
State apsnue; 9Habe.
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s,sean 5trabe; Utdpdsn.
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Srenton SiraBs; Hnabe.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-14
Mns ben WeridgtsbSfem.

geridJt Der Wroseidauorrnen - Sat
anaeblid iein Grbfbeil ueridIersf.--
Eem SrriinH perfaasn.- Gbeidei.
omnssflaseH. - VadJlaaiG&tH. =.
ycridJiebsnes.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
Wilson to Dedicate Capitol.

President Wilson has been invited
to deliver the address at the dedica-
ton of the new Missouri capitol, Gov.
Gardner said, and is expected to ac-
cept. No time has been set for the
dedication, but 1t is probable that 1t
will take place early next spring.
"The president seemed greatly
pleased at the support which the peo-
pie Of Missouri and the entire Missis-
sippi valley had accorded him." said
the governor Il believe that when
the time comes to dedicate the capitol
building the president will be pres
ent."
Gov. Gardner said that the prompt.
ness with which the state had re-
sponded to the calls Of the president
had gratified him.
ut was remarkable that his infor-
nation was 80 exact as to what the
state Of Missouri had done toward
supporting his policies" continued the
governor. HE knew exactly what the
state was doing in raising troops for
the regular army. for the marines, for
the navy, through the national guard,
and how It was progressing in prepar-
ing its proportion in the national
army. He also knew what It had done
toward the subscriptions for Liberty
bonds and for the Red Cross"
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
MIscELLANEous MAakErs.

81 Louis. = Hay = Timothy-Good
grades scarce and readily salable at
4-I4. prices around $27; alfalfa and
clover also sparingly offered. Price
ranges from $15@16 for No. to $27
qSO for No, 1.
Potatoes-Job lots of good stock
sold as low as $1.O5, and the price.
range is from 81 to $1.1O.
Butter-Creamery extra, 45c; firsts,
44c; seconds, 4Oc; ladies', SS1sc
Eggs-Fresh country firsts, $3.50
36c, in shipping order. Cases returned
Nc less.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
Stephens Heads Association.

Two hundred delegates representing
Jackson, Lafayette, Saline, Cooper,
Howard. Galloway, Montgomery, War
rem, st. Charles and Boone counties
held an all-day session at Columbia at
the Daniel Boone tavern.
The convention was called to order
by q. w. Stephens Of Columbia, vice.
president of the Missouri Old Trails
association. The resignation Of Presi.
dent McGraw Of the Missouri associa-
tion was presented and accepted and
E. W. Stephens was elected president.
Frank L. Martin, formerly assistant
city editor of the Kansas City Star,
now professor in the Missouri School
Of Journalism, was elected secretary
and Walter B. Wadden OF Lexington
was chosen treasurer of the associa-
ton.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
DEAN MuMFoRp OF STATE UNI.
VERsITY TO ASSIST
HOOVER.
he NAY ALSO CONTROL FUEL
Difficulty In Securing Food and Fuel
Man Now settied--Appolntee
Refuses 20 Comment on
His New Position.
jefferson City. Mo.


Official announcement OF appoint.
Enent Of Dean F. B. Mumford of the
Missouri College Of Agriculture as
state food administrator has been
made. His nomination was sent TO
the White House by Food Admnistra-
kor Hoover.
Dean Mumford went to Washington
at the invitation OF Mr.. Hoover and
after a conference is said to have
agreed to accept the appointment ii
approved by President Wilson. Gov.
Gardner is understood to have recon.
mendei DR.. Mumford to Mr.. Hoover.
AS chairman OF Missouri Council OF
Defense, Dean Mumford has been IN
close touch with government war Rc.
uvities. Because Of his training and
peculiar grasp Of food conditions. Mr..
Hoover regards him as an admirable
selection for food administrator in
Missouri.
There is a possibility that Dean
Mumford also may be placed In charge
OF the fuel situation in Missouri, as
well as the food. No announcement
IN regard TO the fuel administrator has
been made, however. Until his ap-
pointment as food administrator has
been confirmed by the president, Dean
Mumford is not expected to make any
statement.
Missouri is one Of the states in
which difficulty has been experienced
In getting either food or fuel admin
istrator. Because of this fact, the fed
eral officials have been somewhat
handicapped in dealing with the sit
uation in the state.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
Liqht Wire Tapped" 4"


The state prison board started an
investigation to determine II private
individuals had tapped" the electric
lines from the prison light plant dur
ing the regime OF former Warden D.
C. McClung.
The board was actuated to make tho
probe when members were informed
that wires leading from the prison eisc-
sTie lines had besn run into building
On West High street. The connection
bras made to wires leading from the
Temporary capitol to the supreme
court building, 1t was said.
1t is not probable that the electric
tight investigation will get to the spe-
eial Cole county grand jury, which al
ready has returned IA indictments IN
connection with the Scott coal scan.
dRl and the Jordan cement deal How
ever, there is other work for the
grand Jury.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
insurance Rate Changes.

toIo SUdUHCus
Fire insurance rates az a whole will
be increased in Missouri with the
adoption Of the standardized-term
rule, which treats alike all classes OF
risks for longer term than one year.
It is hard matter to determine Just
what the average increase will be.
Some Of the most important changes
In rates, under the standardized-term
rule, follow:
A slight reduction in the annual
rates Of practically all dwellings.
An increase on dwellings and flats
ON business written for longer term
than one year.
Decrease Of Is per cent from annual
rate on brick mercantile buildings
without contents.
Increase Of 10 per cent on frame
mercantile buildings and contents.
A decrease Of 20 per cent on fire
proof mercantile buildings from exist
ang annual rates, and no increase un-
der normal conditions on three-year
business.
An increase of 20 to rs per cent on
Hninspected localities and crossroad
stores. The annual rate on brick
buildings of this class show no in
crease.
A slight decrease in rates on lum-
Der yards, electric light, power and
traction schedules.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
To Investigate jackson County,

Prepared to make the first complete
investigation ever attempted Of Jack
son county finances. George E. Hack.
mann, state auditor. went to Kansas
City. accompanied by two assistants.
Other accountants will go later. He
expects to have some six assistants
employed there when the audit is well
under way.
Hackmann and his assistants prom
ise no "whitewash" report will be re-
turned. Several months viii be re-
Quired to complete the audit,
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
PsttIs County Books Short.

State Auditor George Hackmann's 8
report OF the audit of books and rec
ords Of Pettis county, completed re-
Gently, will, It is said, show discrep.
ancies in all but one or two offices,
ranging in sums from $500 to $11,.
900, totaling something like $4,000.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
Autos In state.

Since new years 144.465 auto Ii.
censes have been issued to Missouri.
st. Louis county has applied for 3,848
licenses. as against 2.973 last year.
The receipts Of the state automobile
department from Jan. to Sept 1 were
S691.o69. an increase of $16s,337.6O
over the same period last year.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
'To TsII MIssOurIans, History.

Chairman F. B. Mumford Of the
state council Of defense appointed a
committee 10 gather historical data
concerning the services Of Missouri
ans in the present war and preserve
the same for the future. The commit.
hes is composed OF the following:
Jonas viies Of the state university. G.
n. Mcclure of the Warrensburg state
normal. e. C. Griffith of the William
Jewell college, Liberty. and r. ]. Ker-
nsr, secretary OF the state university.
prof. Yiles is named as chairman of
Ahe committee.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
NEWS review OF
The PAST week
British Again Smash Germans
East of Ypres and Capture
important Positions.
.ENEMY'S MORALE IS BREAKING

AustrIR's Warning to the AIlIes---Re.
peated Air Raids on London Final
IY Determine England on Re-
prlsaIs - Americas War
Tax Bill Now Law.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
czernln Warns the Allies.

In the way Of peace movements, the
most important event of the week was
the speech of Count Czernin. Austro-
Hungarian minister of foreign affairs,
In which he threatened that unless the
allies speedily consented to a peace
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
Germans Short Of Shells.

Reports from the front during the
artillery duel that preceded the Thurs
day advance were that the British fired
twenty or more shells for every one
that came from the Germans. The al
lies supply of munitions is now unllm-
tied, and there is good reason to be-
lieve that the Germans are running
short Of shells and guns, owing part
ly to reduced productivity caused by
the poor food Of the workmen, and
partly to a shortage Of certain metals.
The denial of General Schuech, the
kaiser's new minister of munitions,
that there is any such shortage, is not
convincing. Copenhagen dispatches
say the leaders of German labor
groups were called to main army head
quarters a few days ago, not to cele-
brate Won Hlndenburg's birthday, as
was intlmated, but to discuss plans for
speeding up the production of NUM-
tions. Probably 1t was necessary, also,
to take steps to appease the wOrkmen
of Essen and their wives, who held a
riotous meeting recently, demanding
peace and better food.
In Frankfort, too, an immense peace
meeting was held on Sunday, but that
was engineered by political groups,
and therefore may not have been so
Indicative Of the sentiment Of the peo-
pie.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
Reporter Back 10 Jail.

A permanent writ OF habeas corpus
was denied by the state supreme cou&
in a decision handed down to Robert
&c. Holliway, correspondent here Of
the st. Louis Republic. He was or
dered to the Cole county jail to re-
main there until he discloses the
Source Of information prematurely
published in his newspaper regarding
the indictments voted against John w.
Scott. commissioner of the permanent
seat Of government, In connection with
purchases OF coal for the state.
Holliway cannot be held a prisoner
after the expiration Of the present
term Of court, Nov. 16. according to
the law.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
BY EDWARD w. PIcKARD.

Field Marshal Haig began his week
~ forward movement, as usual on
Thursday, the advance being again in
the district east of Ypres on a line
that seriously threatens Prince Rup-
recht's communications with Ostend
and Zeebrugge. This salient of the
British front has been giving the Ger
mans much anxiety, and all the first
part Of the week they directed at it
furious though futile attacks that
proved very costly.
By Saturday the British offensive
had developed into one of the most
pretentious yet undertaken and prom
ised to result In victory unequalled
since the battle of the Marne. On a
nine-mile front Haig's troops rushed
forward for about a mile and a half,
and gained possession of many Ger
man strongholds, including the ridge
between Passchendaele and Zonne-
beke. Great numbers of Germans
surrendered.
The allies doubtless hope to cut in
between the submarine bases and the
main German army, but according to
the belief of well-infOrmed army men,
1t is not their intention to force the
Germans back over any very wide
area, because the territory they would
be forced to abandon would first be de-
vastated. Rather do the allies. plan to
demoralize the enemy with the contin-
uous bombardment by guns of all cali
bers to which they have been sub
jecting them Of late, and most Of
Haig's advances are made for the pur-
pose of gaining possession of COM
manding positions, from which this
terrific gunfire may be directed. That
the morale of the German soldiers al
ready is beginning to break down is
evidenced by their readiness to surren-
der and the complaints of some divi-
sions when ordered back to the front
after rest.
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18
INTERNATIONAL
SUNDMSUOOL
LESSON

CBy REV. p. b. FITZWATER, D. De
Teacher of English Bible in the Moody
Bible Institute of Chicago)
Copyright, 1917. Western Newspaper Union.G
Mexico Missouri message., 1917-10-18

LESSON TEXT-Ezra 3:s-13; 6:14-1s
GOLDEN TEXT-Enter into his gates
with Thanksgiving, and into his courts
with praise.-Psalms 1904.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22
(Jortiebuna auf Der 4. Seite.)

BON sort suriidtcbrten, lno Die Mtebrz
sohl bcitunh uus Sclltlhcn.
3,uci ,,bcutidc &crid,mDrer" it, 9te'u
yurf bctcnuen lid id,nlois.
Ncu Yurt, 21. MGrs. Slbert =
Sauncr uun Garl u. gSmnncnbcrg,
,uclde anacflaat iino, bic amerttan'=
id,e 9scutralitat pcrlctt 81 babcn, 1T
Scm tic ameritauiid,c 3citnnsslente
ais bemtid,c epiune IND, Gnslams &C.
id,idt babcn, nuo bic uprber nid,tid5nl
nia plainirt battcn, bctannten i;d) bc'
ibrrm bentiscn %crb5re int Snnoesnt=
itriftsacridtc id)uloia. &ihtcr %a1
sylict ,uirb mursen has ltrtbcu iibe'
o,e bcibcu @clannigcn fallcn, nas
,uubl bart amsfallcu Siirftc, na up'
cualiidcr Scitc bcsemst ,uirh, Saf nl'
beiscnsnacflas icbr ,uertbupllc ST.;
iprmatiuncn iibcr sic cnsltid)c Sanecss
ucrtbcipisnua md Scmtidlano weitcr;
geiaubt babcn.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22
NuS &nblan0.
Cine prrpiipriid)e 9lncrfcnuung Der
Hcgicrrug Gublanbs inter allerlcl
iebr begriinDeten Sefiirh)iut9cn.

gSaibingtpn, 21. M1r5. Sic
8uubesrcgierung fat bcute burd) lbrcr1
Sptitaiter iSrauciS tn ct. Petersburg
miiublidJ nas S,uDlfcr &untltce nno
bns ncuc prppiIprtld)c Wiiniitcrilnr
GnIlanDs ais Die perjcittge Scfactp=
Gegicrung pcs 2nnbc5 unertenncn lal=
len. Sic, murne bcute int Staat*nc=
partemcut bctauut scgcbeu nit benz
Suiatc, oaf pie pplle offt5icac slncr=
fenrung Der ncueu I'll ruiiiihenGcgicrung
crit criplsen ,uirp, ,uenn bieic lire
yStnbilitGt" bewicicu haben ,ulrO.
Sic bentiscn Scitungsbcrid)tc, nai:
ser iriibere &aiier nno Die &nlIerl1
ppu oen HcpplutiunGren perbaitct ,upr=
sen limb, nadocm berGritere uuu iclncr
uutcrbrod,eueu Hetic mad; Der &rlnt
uad) 3arstujc Selp 5uriidscbruht lupr=
oen mar, baben bier eruite SciIrhtltn=
gcn erreat, bn lie 81, he'ueiicn idjcincn,
oaf III 3mHlano bic raoitalcn Urnppert
Scr 3cpclutipn INNER mebr an Mnd)t
ae,uinneu
Slud, ;Sranfreid erfetnt sic neuc Ge=
gicru1tg an.
Yaris, 2t. WGrs. Cine ser eritct
Slmtsbanb!ungcit Ees neucn fran5Dll=
id)cn Yrcmiermiuilters slleranbrc Ei=
but mar beu;e sic &crDffcntltd)nng
elmer GrflGruug, tit Scr bic nerc reup=
lutiuuIre 9icgicrMug HltHlal1bs lcttcn3
;yrautreidjs ancrfunut ,utrD.
Bar uno 3arin pun oenHeuulutiunircn
gefangcu gc11ummen.
9pnnpn, 81. WiIr5. Ser friilcrc
3ar 9tifplams ser S,ucitc pun Nuflnnn
unb icinc Uemabliu, ste friibere Sat
icriu 9lleranora Scpppru,uua (acbure=
tic @rinseiiin Mltr pun $oeiieu nno nm
Hbeiu) ,purbeu heutc auf @criiignng
Der repplntlpniircn Hea'crn1g fir yer
baftct crflGrt n1b ,uerSen Jest int tn1=
lerlidjen Sdlpile int Sarsfuic Sclu mt
ter militdriid)cr Se,und)ung a!s &c=
fansere echaltelt.
Sic let,ten gtad|ridjtcn punt Snren,
bic ungefGbr 4S Stunbcu ait iinS, be-
iastcn, pai CT iid) auf Der 9ie1lc mad,
icinem SdlulIe 9ipaoiu lit Scr &rlnt
bcinnb.
SluEcrncm purbc mod Der 0rnE=
bcr5us ppn Mcflcnbnrg Streltis pp't
Der rniiiihen 9inic Sieies nentid'en
Siiritcnhauies, scr Cit slnsebOrtser Der
taiicrlid,eu Ianilic lit, ansebItd, ,ue=
eeu iciner prppeutidyen Spmpatbtcn
perbaitet
ltntcr nen iibrisen ncuen Snlal'elt
hcs 81. Ectcr nup E0nl Seltn'1assc=
iananiiIcs bciinbeu lid, icit 9e'tern
mod ser Sarpu 0rencrids, Der trilbcrc
Winiiter nes faiicrlidcn Saulc: (uno
cinitiac @alam Scr &aiicriu @ithue) ,
ip,uie bic 0cucrIlc &uroatti nl1n Nc't=
| id)c,,tu,u.
9icme Meaieruua iicbt lid, ld,un SIT
cincm ySrcibcitspnmpe" nl1o c11er
ncucn Gruflamatiun sc'tUtl9t.
ct. PETERSBURG, ilbcr Son@
son, 81. AT1rS. Sijhrcr Der prppunr'@
Ictcn Ncoicr,,ugNllblono: Iino nltr Den
@cnantcu ucrfollcll, cine NroBc lnNcrc
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22

~6rci6eit3 2(nlci6c" f[ott SIT mo-
dcn! g$ IoIcn SdJul0iNeinc ou5Qcqcz
ben lIno uom %olte NuBlonO5 9e8cit1=
net luer0cu.
Sic propiIoriIfc 9lc9icrng fat fo(z
gcnOcn 9lufrui oH Bic rNlN1Gc 2lrmcc
crluncN:
u2o5 %o(f NuB(ono5 miro in6tonbe
iein, cine NcorgnniIirun9 icinc5 il1nez
rcn Scbcn5 crfolgrcit5 Oltru)3ufii6rcu,
porolt5gc'cFt OoB c5 9c9cn cincu
0uBcrcn 6einb gut pcrt6cioi9t lit.
Sic Negicrlrng 6c3t bic 3uucriidlt,
0oB Bic 2lrn1cc, cingcbcuf Dicicr G6ntz
lod1c, fire 9}oNt uNO Sen 53uInnlnrcn=
boIt ihrcr W}onnc53udt lnOcic1Goigt
ouIrcctt cr6oItcn unO i6r }lcuBcr1tc3
tblln miro, I'm Sen Mricg Su cincn1
Iicgrcifcll CuDc 5l briuQcu"
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22

lcr, irtrcibt in ser rScutItcn Cages
scitill9" in @crlit:
.GS lit gut, rob omcrifnnndcshtf :
fc bobcn criobrcn nlillicn, onB DC
ocutite Spcrre luirtiun, lit, lmo onB
pcu feincr untcrihicolitcn Scbano@
nuo ser Scr. Stuntcn Bic Ncoc 'c'll
fuuul ,n Nnbctrudlt loIhcr %crlll1tc
oibt cs MIR cine ridlttNc &oIltlf Der
Scr. Stuutcn. luic iiir oic tIclncn euro
p0ildcu SeeiubrtmGdtc, nomIld): ooG
tic lire SctiIfe III ibrcn clgcncn @otcl'
bcboltcn, 10 louoc Ncr &ricg onlert.
Scr rSiiNelrpricr @tncraon5c'.
ocr" luat, Sic %crIcntlln9 Der prcI
omcrifoniiten SdiiTc meroe '1dtrl'd
belounere @ciricNisun9 herporruIcn'
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22
@Qs @ilfon uoul &ou9rt6 foroern luiro>
9te bctoem @dnier bon tbm 5u elmer Grtrata8un8
ant 2. eprtl einbernfcn.
rtreter brau4eu lreiae Yldne 9utjnbeBen-onit ndts
as nnere eeuatoren 9ptacann ~c e @ don t 5n CT
flaren beeu aud ebprmt pflidtidunet 1nn wcrbcn.

@pcn sen cntbcdcn riegs3uto au oi5e profamrn
babe aarbc fir bic &rcg5otcn getpabn = Sann on
ne unIcre ~@ampacnpln" nad gngano egn
Gn59c1Ier bn bculdcn Sccroen 5u ubern
gSo3u bconntt sic cn9iic Gr9sotc elbn md9g lit Nbr
iocn "9unbcsgenpn" Der Gncnemdbte merocn
guuocrn nit uniercn Srbicn Mannatcn, Smon5en
2cbcusmittcn Gricgsmoterioll ncrlitcn S6os all
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22
So3iQliSmuS contra QiberQliSnlnS,
Sn RmH(ano MAIDEN nd) Die Sturm5eid)em elmer o5es
8cnrepolutton Der o,ialiiidem 2trbeiter bemerfbar
propioridc Gegcug 2hcralu hHe Gao SOoacn
stupenen 4rbcitcrn beiicc gein)O6cn

snoono Ser outdc NnNiicr NcboIuion @riicr @oGotcr
pcriprdt eBigcu Ben cn9If Soc
0oicr uno aain 0ciongcrc in 2uraoc zc(u Sic Yropoz
gnnoo SoaiIcn So0ucn u10 9rtcieu Torocrl
cncm Ncneralnef NcocgunQ Ncgicz
rna uiro Srogc %pt5crn06rg Shtr}
aNitcruei nnm lie nod idncQ ejnc u6rei6ci5 2n
nuf.
Der taÌˆgliche Demokrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 186?-1918, 1917-03-22

lit gcltern letDer nld)t clngetrotter.
Sic HcbaftiDn.)
Gesen inn @citcn, Sbamucttcr int
Sitcn.
Gcrlin, brubtlps iiber Snpbille
81. Ndr5. cSn bcn1 geitern 9lbeno perz
Dffcntli6tcn ergou5enoen geridt De:
@roBen &uuptQuorticrs beibt cs:
u8eitliGer &ricg5l6auplub: &d5=
renb BEG Ne9ens lam es in oen @ez
bict bcioerlcits oct Ciic 81 cinigcn
@efcd]tcn.
rsln Scr 0itlidJcu Sront lit Sbollz
ipcttcr eingctrctcn. Seine Grci9uilic
bon Scocutllng."
syran5uicn beicbcn scbn ucitcre
Srtidaftcu.
Yoris, 81. Mldr5. Sns aricg5z
amt 9ibt beute befonnt, ouB bie fran=
5Dlildjcn Sruppcl, bei Ser uGerfolz
grng" ser iid 5llriicf5icbenOcn 9eutz
Ihen ropibe Sortld)rittc madeu. See
hclltenbc 8ooen9elpinue lino bcIpnbcrs
alli bcibcu Scitcl1 Ser Strabc nad)
2oou er5iclt iporocn, mo 9etcrn 5cb1
mcitcrc Srtidaitcu 6clcBt pcrbcn
fonntcn.
gtu6 eiuem erbittertcn Sample (O,
in Dcm lhtpere %crl,lIte erlittcu iurrz
Sen, erltiirnltcu sic Nron3oicn bds
'ShloB Snpriennois uno bas Sori
'Ntllp, ncrtn Y'eiIcu liiblidJ bon ct.
Sucutin. Siiblid) bon Gbnllnp bclcBell
Sic sSronSolen jest Sic gillette Clinic
l1nb 6eieltieen ibrc neucn Stel(un9cll
an biclcr 1Sront. Gin beutidcr llcbcrz
rqldr1ngsongriff in bcrGbanlpo9ne loll
pcrcitelt lporbeu leiu.
|9aR sic ;Sransuicn iidl bei 10 infamett
,,amtlidJen" &crleun.bungen nid,t
ibrcr glprreiden @cidid)tc segen=
iiber id)alncn!
9aris, 81. Wdr5. Slus bcm gcltz
rigcn omtlidcu @cridtc ocs fral15DIiz
lGen @ricgsau1tcs lit nof Ser folgcnoe
YuIius nurbSumclocn:
vllcbcrull fonntcn ipir inlnuf llnlez
res @prn1orlcbes @eipciie Dcs Tanz
oolisnrus unb Der luitematilHen Ger
l10rllng icititeaen, sic ~5lm grDBcrell
5bcil nidt bon uilitdrildcm @crtbe
mar" Sci ser äu9 bon 9toppn
ldlcppte Ser Scino nit @elpult fiinfz
sig iunec M6b6cn I'M slltcr bon 10
bis 25 Sobrcu tort. slm 9iodn1ittae
melbctcn lluicre Slic9cr, buB sic III
ltorilden Nllincu bon Goucp le Gbaz
tcau Nurd, cine @rplol ion 5erltprt
frprbcn lpircn.
9eutid)c ,uullen iidJ auscblid) aud pu,'
slrras ;uriid5ieben.
2pnopn, 81. Mdr5. Sic Central
Nclps So. fat aus Sln,ltcrbont cine
9epcide crboItcl1, lucl6c bclu9t, oot
Mn5cidcn pornllf binoclltcn,, paB Sic
9eutl6cn litb uud bon ibrer %ertbciz
bi9un9slinic nDrolib bon slrruS alll
belaildcs @cbict surildsicbcn lollcn
slud on biclcm Nbl6uittc Scr @clts
front ioll iih ieet biciclbc lebbcftt
Sbdti9fcit bon Ncutihcn Yatroulllcr
entlpifcln sic lih ulld) ppr bem 9iidz
su9e ser Scl,tldJcn an bcm lilollt)el
Sbeilc Scr Srput bemcrtbor 9en1oh1
bate
Ser cusliidc 8eridt.
9onopn, 81. M6rs. Scr bcuti9t
S(bcnN6crit]t ser cugliid)en 9ccrc 5lcls
tlng 9ibt tctannt, hob Die en9lllhe'
Sruppcn bcute rciterc 40 SrtldDottcl
pes bon oen 9eutidcn gcrulmtcn Sc:
bictcs liinlid) uno lilbDltlidj bon Ecs
rome bclcbt bnbcn. Sic SronSple'
lpllcu beipnocrs nDrblid) bon Scr9ule'
,mb nDrblity bon Soilions lpettcr Dor.
gebrlnecn Icin. 9iDrblid) oer Sin'e
sluiltcn Nurlu (?) rno grraS lolle'
sic Seutihen bc9pln,cn baben, Der
porbrdngenoeu Scinpcn ipicncr elmer
beitioercu @iOcritunp cntae9cu 6l 1e:
bcu, obcr audi bier lpll ibre 9tad)bll
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9ouoon, 81. MGr5. @roBc3 M
terclIc lott in biciigcn Snnf@ uno Sorz
Icufrciicu sic Sruge oll5, lpelchc Stel>
llluo sic ncuc prpbiiorihc Nc9ierlng
III Nublnuo oem rieIi9cn &ripntperz
mGocn gcgenijbcr cilucbuen miro, odS
Sur 9tifolou3 bcIitt ltnD 0u3 uuf ndbc
on sluci Wliuiarocu 9plIor5 geIddbt
ipirb.