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Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
The Lecture Course

Miss NJ. G.. Hutchinson, read
or, appeared Ut the NJ. T.. church
Saturday night AZ one Of the
numbers Of the Community Ly.
c"nm Bureau Conrsc, under the
auspices OF the Parent Teacher
Association. The excellence Of
the entertainment should have
been rewarded by a larger audi.
"nce. She gave Kate Douglas
Wiggin 81 "tcbecca Of Sunny.
brook Farm" and selections
from Edmund Vance CDoie and
Paul lawrence Dunbar.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
peoples meeting at airview

peoples meeting ut airview
Sunday evening.
Mr~.inu Wood q Of Springfield
cam down Thursday to see after
some property she left here; she
returned the first of the week.
The literary society will debat"
the following subject at their
meeting Thursday night: What
will II man 90 the furtl,est for
the love of money or the low" of'a
wOman.' At their last meeting
it was decided that the lndi,n
was more cruelty treated Than
the negro.
Some Of our pupils will go to
Shiloh Tuesday night m practice
spelling with the pupils there. A
contest may I,t,r be held and the
best Spell"r sent to- the county
contest to b. lr.ld in Ava in May
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
AFFAIR WARNING
One That Should Be Needed
By Mansfield Residents.

Frequently the first sign OF
kidney tronble is slight ache or
pain in the l0ins. Neglect Of this
warming makes the way easy for
more serious troubles drOpsy,
gravel, Bright's disease. 'TiS
well tn pay attention to the first
sign. Weak kidneys generally
grow weaker and delay is often
dangerous Residents of this
locality place reliance in DOan's
Kidney Pills. This tested rene.
dy has been used in kidney trOn.
BILE over ~ years is recolnmen.
ded all over the civilized world.
Read the following.
Mrs. w. II. Smith, Willow
Springs, Mo-, says: Il was
bothered by Il sharp pain in The
back Of my neck, and my head
ached. Sometimes | got dizzy
and my back was SO lame and
sore | couldn't sleep well. The
kidney Srcfetions were too fre'
qu"nt in passage. Dom IS Kid
ney Pills Helped me greatly"
zoe. at all dealers. Foster. Mil
burn co T., Mf2rS., Buffalo, N. Y.
Adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
Bad Habits.

Those who brrnkfaSt at rigln
q cln.k nr la,ci. lunch ut twelv.
and i,Hv" dinner at six are almost
certain Ia be troubled with indi
g"Stion. They do not allow tim'
for one meal to digest before talk
ing another. Not less than five
hours LIQUID eapSe between
meals. Ii you are troubled with
indigestion cnrrect your habits
and take Cliamberiain'S = Tablets,
and you NAV rrasonablylDpe ful
a quick recovery. These tablets
strengthen the stomach and On
able it to perform its functions;
naturally. Obtainable every
where. -dilv. -
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
Neglected G olds Grow Worse

A cough that racks and irri.
tates The throat may lead to a
serious chronic cough if neglect
ed. the healing pine balsams in
DR.. Bells Pine Tar Honey Nat
ure $ own reinedy--will sOOthe
and relieve the irritation, breath.
ing will be easier, and the anti.
septic properties will kill the
germ which retartl healing. Have
IL handy for Group, sore throat
and chronic bronchial affections.
Get bottle today. Pleasant to
take. At all Druggists, 25c. - adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
ECB0
ln--s -
Rembert
John Hickman is sick with +,

John Hickman is sick with fr
YER.
Hub Woods house burned
Sunday Jan Z. Mrs. Woods and
the children were visiting nt her
father.in law : and Mr.. Wond> is
in Montana.
Aunt Lizzie Pryer is reported
no better.
Jan es Hickman, wife and three
sens nli haze the grippe.
Rob Young was in Mansfield
Friday.
Aunt E.liZar.th Hickman j.
quite sick.
Preaching ut Pleasant Hill cv"
~ first Saturday night, Sunday
4ni Sunday hight. Rev. NJ. IL.
Gift. past
CRAZY MADGE.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
Jericho

Ed. Wilson. who has been visit.
ing relatives here the past week,
has returned to the army.
Mf. and Mrs. Roy DeArmond
are visiting Lewis Deaver's.
Mrs. Cora BreedlOva, who has
been visiting here sometime. is
preparing 10 return To her home
in st. Joseph.
Mrs. BUlender, who is sick
with lagrippe, is better.
Sunday school every Sunday
at 1870 "a. IN. at Antioch. Every
body invited TEDDY
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'Mtn. Grove Makes Good"

Mansfield feminine basketball
aims wern temporarily bilke'j
wl,cn til. li,ra, Srhml girls ne,
defeat ut the hands of the Noun,
tain Gruv" by seOrh of 10 t0 S
III Friday nights game here
The game was interesting and
hard fought, constantly keeping
the spectators in frenzy of eX
cilemen,. The Mansfield girls
played hard. and de>erv, d tn
win. us they registered the larg,
Is, mmher of field goals; their
only trouble was II seeming tack
"r knowledge of the ruies. Miss
Clos, Osborne of Mountain Grove
was referee; Prof, h. Il Coats of
Mansfield umplred:and j F.Hud
son and II Il Cuday acted as linr-
men.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

The liver loses It's activity at
times and needs help. HERB
me is an effective liver stimu
liant IL als0 purifins the bowels.
strengthens digestion and re.
stores strength, vi2or and cheer.
ful spirits Price 50r. Sold by
FusOn Drug Co adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
Letter From Colorado
Axial, Colo,
Jan. 10, 1917.

Dear Editor:
AS our subscription is ah0u,
tn expire. | must say not one
copy Of it must we lose any way;
we are glad we have an editor
with thu right sense nf mind: he
warns MS every week, so it's al-
ways due ON time. So il you
don't know the date, you should
send him Il check or II bill: look
on your label, the date there yon
will find. The dear old paper; it
brings us news, some good.
Suine>bad: some makes us langh,
and some feel sad: but We are
glad to get it. no matter what it
brings; we like ,n hear from our
relatives and dear friends in and
around Mansfield, Oiathe. lsruShy
Knob and Vera Cruz, Prairie
Hollow and Bryant, MacOmband
NurWood, too, we like to read
the items from each place, you
know, for they tell MS OF some
gOin. places where We used tn
gn, enjoying ~ good tim" as we
used to: we like to read of the in
lerrSt in St.llMl tlmt:S hring tax
en- in our home tow n: it makes MS
I fe"l like they were all interested!
and hUOSter> all aronnd: when we
: used to go To school there. the
! old SchOolinuSr was nSod am
glad the town has grown to such
, II large size. We hope it cOntin
nes to grow, and gets better all
| the while. We hope some day
we can come and visit that dear
old town; We often think of it.
even if wa are so far away now:
We arc now in Colorado, and
think some folks know we are in
the northwestern part, where,
the big pOtat0rS grow. We want
to say To tho 30 who have no land
that they had better com" west
and get Il homestead while they
can: some land is bad and some
is alltali, but you don't have to
talk that; you can get better ii
YOU TRY. Get ont on the big Hat
! whore the tall sage brush grows,
and there yuu will find the finest
land that mon'y could bny, but
just To homestead, you know.
We have u section of tine land,
we think, and we are going TO
stay with it till the boat sinks.
Now, folks, if you ever come out
to this part of the west, he sure
to come and see us, il you don't
see the rest. Craig is our rail.
road station, but you will lind us
located 25 miles below in the
hXial basin.
Now | hope you will find, il
you do not mind, a space in your
paper for these few lines. In.
closed you will fnd 81 check;
We will send it Tor the paper, il
we go broke. The snow is IS
inches deep, but we are in no
rush. for we can read the paper
when We can't dig sage brush.
Now, best wishes to our editors
and helpers, too; We wish You all
good luck and the best of sue.
cess. Respectfully,
J.II.INyd and Family.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
Marriage Licenses

]. q. N,i or st George and Es
teIIa Gnrlir of Mountain Grove.
Milford n. Might and Gladys
A. Bnrkrr, both Of Mountain
Grove.
j. j. MarrS and IVA Hamilton.
both Of Seymour.
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COULD NOT WALK
AID For For Years, CssN Mt
Stand Withsst SsPpsrt.

Chillicothe, Ohio-"Nothins pleases
me more than to speak q word OF
praise for Cardui. the womsn's tonic
says Mrs. Ed Davis. of this town.
"for l firmly believe that 1t sna.ched
me from the grave.
have been married II years. and
had two children. After the youngest
was born, | was not able 10 walk. and
for four years, l was not strong enough
to stand on my feet five minutes at
the time, without something TO support
me.
Nothing seemed TO do me any good.
until, finally, commenced using
Cardui. the woman's tonic. | only used
about four bottles. but, today am
we'll, can do my work. and walk Us lar
a. want to.
can never praise Cardui enough.
and my neighbors cannot get done
wondering at the change in me"
You, too. can depend on Cardui. be-
cause Cardui is gentle. harmless,
vegetable tonic, that ran do YOU moth.
ing but good.
Prepared from vegetable herbs. Car.
dui has specific effect on the woman.
ly constitution. and puts strength
where 1t is needed.
Try Card-u-i. NCBs
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

Ira CoiTman, who was given q
preliminary trial last week for
forgery, was bound over to await
the action Of the circuit court in
April. Names Herald.
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Last week . items

Last week . items
Walter ParrOtt of near Olathe
was u Thursday night guest at
the Lawrence Pugh home
Pearl Foster is having the
home place improved by a new
wire fence. Clay Foster and Ben
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

~. E. Alsnp, formerly Of Nor.
wood and later marshal of the
Springfield Court of Appeals,
visited in Wright county during
the week. and thinks of again lo-
eating here
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18
Tersely Told Town Tale.

J0hN SAFE \ Ot vera NruH nafc
been visiting relatives here
Il. II. Riley aud wife have rr
turned trJoplin after visit here
Cecil Ha2ral's of II riilnd
spent Sunday with relatives here
A daughter has hern horn I"
Philn. Erh and wife Of Cedar
Gap. r'
Miss Mabel Ilnnv,r visited &c
Gil Rrazral'> in Fnrdtand taS1
week.
Eev i'.ll ll"Nie. who conducted
u tent meeting here several
weeks, is now holding Il meeting
n, Dunn.
". 4vr ELLIS and bride are
now living at Willow Springs,
where MIR. Ellis is in ,lr. stock
business.
Mrs ] +. HndS.n S,as taken
Miss Jessie SironSS p'ar" us
operator for The Mansfield Te!r
phone Co
u. Il Davis was here from Ava
Thursday He Low travels for
the keystone Type Foundry of
Kansas City
We are asked 'n state that the
dog which bit Glenn Short did
not Eurt him on account nr the
/ fact that he had an So much clio.
thing; also that no geese were
bitten and that the dog bit moth.
ing else.
Sheriff Sanders departed for
F., Nevada Thursday where lie was
taking ManSeI Ryan. RYAN is Il
most pitiru! human and has been
cared for at the County Aims
House the past year or more hut
required snrh care tllat it WAS
cOnSide cd impr"cii able to krrp
him Ion ger. -llartvilIc Democrat.
In the organization OF the state
legislature. Representative W. $
Griilith of Wright county was
given II place "n IN" committees
ON state ilbrari - and banks and
banking. Representative -. Il
Whitaker nl Hickory county.
who owns II larn near here, is
ON the immigration and munich
nal corporations committees.
Prof. J. B Crou' Il. who la,
been dirrrt,r of TIN, Mansfield
tnpcert Band and assistant Il,
the Mirror Office left Monday ful
Fl Wayne, Ind. where he has
employment. IT,. is one of Til,
best band men who has ever Iac
charge of the local band aud at
Al printer. and 0nr people re
get To lose him, but wish hin
we'll in his new loca'ion.
a dry, hacking congh is hare
on the lungs, often causing them
to bleed. RAl.LARD'S HORE
HOUND SYRUP is II healing
balm that quickly repairs dam
age in the lungs and air pas
SageS. Price 25c. Jn.. and 81 0C
per bottle. Sold by t'uSun Drug
Co adv.
Wm. Tarbnttpn have movoS
To rooms over the Mirror office
| f. Lee Sheppy, II. N. Halstcd
Street, Chicago, IT,, Genera
Sales Manager of tire largest
concern Of it's kind in the world
wants three or four men in
Wright County and several men
in adjoining counties, to work fOl
him spare time or all the time.
lie ran use only those who have
a rig or auto. Work is very
pleasant and no previous selling
experience is necessary. Work
consists of leaving IL wonderful
new household necessity in the
| homes on free trial. Tests nj
more than thirty Of the leading
| Universities and Tn. Government
Bureau of Standards show this
new article to be four times as
efficient as article now in general
use IN this section. Article is
needed in every rural home and
benefits every member of the
household. bringing cheer, com.
fort and happiness into the home.
Not necessary h |r away from
home nights. Pay from 81 90 to
$500 per day according TO abili
ty and number OF homes visited.
In writing Mr.. Sheppy, mention
what townships will be the most
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

THE Tcxas Wonder cures kidney and
diabetes, weak and lnne bucks, rhenmn.
lsm aud nll Irregularities Ofthe kidneys and
bladder In both men and women. III not sold
BY your druggist. will DO s,1it, by mali on 70:
treatment and seldom fails 70 perfect o cure.
Send for hstlm0nials from this and other
States. Dr. Il. w. Hall, 2a26 Olive Street.
o. Louis, Mo. Sold w druggiats.-Adv.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

their next meeting, Thursday
night: -}"Re>OIved, that the lndi-
an has brnn more cturIIy treated
than tho Negro.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

jeff Mccarthy of Rennetts,
Ark, is spending a few days al
the Rufus Morgan home.
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

when prizes will be awarded the
three best spoilers in tn" county,
Mansfield mirror., 1917-01-18

household, bringing cheer, com.
fort and happiness into the home.
Not necessary h "" away from
home nights. Pay from 81 90 to
$500 per day according TO abili
ty and number Of homes visited.
In writing Mr.. Sheppy, mention
what townships will be the most
convenient for you tn work I'M:
what Your regular occupation is:
your age; married or single; how
long you nav" lived in the com.
munity: what kind Of a rig or au.
TO you have; whether yon wish to
work spare time or steady: how
much time you will have to de
vote to the work; when you can
s,art,and about how many homes
are within six miles Of you IN
each direction. This is n splrn.
did opportunity for several men
in Wright County and counties
adjoining to make good money,
working steady or spare time.
Some Of 'llr field men earn
$500 % per month; one farmer
earned 1000. W working spare
time only. No Investment or
bond necessary, advertisement.
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9nnserfraipaae
3ismtia erHfter Qrt firrben INNER
nod in 9bilabelpbia TAFT

3ismIid erHiter art finben INNER
nod in pRiIabeIPRia itatt
99ilabeIp + ia, pa., %. Sebr.
sym iiib0tIi9en SbeiI ter Stabt fanz
ben am Jrsitag pisosr Diele 3uiams
meuitDbe spti9en Ypli5iIten uno
5rauen, bic seseH bic boben 2ebcnss
miteIpreiie prOtsitirten, itatt, bob pas
rem Die &rapale nicbt 10 erniter Qrt
ipie am 9onneritas ba ipdt am
9ta4mittag Regenpetter eintrat, bas
OieIe Der Grauem Don ben Straben
oertrie6.
@or iebem 2aben, Stanb unb iebem
aarren, bon BEN aus 9iibner, slide,
aartOffsln ober 3piebeIn bertauft
fpuroen, batten ii9 Sruppen BON
6rauen beriammeIt, bic 2eute, peIde
gintdufe MAIDEN pollten, qelpaItium
fortiagtsn. OILS bic pOIi5ei periu4te,
bteie 9ruppen auseiHanoer au treis
ben, fam es gu &rapaIIen.
3pei poliaiiteu IN Giptl, bic rers
fuaten cine Jrau gu teI9iiben, bic
.ft9 in sillen Der sebopcotteten 2dben
begeben bate, tpuroen bon Der Wenge
ansegriffen, 81 goben seIbIagsn unp
nit ben SiiBeu getereteu. 3tpei 5rduen
puroen BON onoeren poIi3iitsn als
Rdoelsiii6rerinnen perbaf!et, aber bon
Der auf9eresten Mense i4nea pieoer
befreit.
Gs fam bann gu elmer allgenetner
Scilerei uno es fpuroen poliSeizNes
ierpen bsrausbeoroert. Gbe pie Orb
nung tpieoer hergeitelIt purbe, paren
cine gauge gln5ubI &rdpaqiiten uHo
pOli5iiteu mebr ober ipeniger Ifiper
oerleBt porben. Gin Weann puroe
unter Der QutIage perbaftet, gum Qufs
rubr oufgerei5t gu baben. Gr uuroe
1pGter, ud6oem er sine GelDftrGFe be-
aablte, freiselaifen. ba er ertIdrte, bic
beiber ppli5titen in GiDiI fir Raufs
boIbe se1aIten buben, bic ieiue gaa3s
barn berpriigeIten.
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gps,,tas
Stnoe! i'm @rano Cpera Sonic Gro
seitpcriammlnus sesen cinsu
arieD itatt.
Sie &aiienperiamnilnug iuirS inter
bsn auipisim Der 9Imsrlean lluiun
aGainit Nilitarism abseJnIten.

9lm Soniitaa 3nd)mlitaa i'm 6rei
lin iinoct inter ben Auipi5ren bes
DIciigen 3iDeiges Der glmericon llnio1
aGainit WhIitarism i'm @ranb Opera
.ocaic cine Naiiennerianunlung itntt.
Jeieseiltlidj neIdler pon beriiienen
1IeUaern eeget cine 8eripidliuig oer
Sctt!rigien Stenteit in ben gegen.
lC.irtigen @eIttrieg proieiirt iperoen,
uno gu slei6er 3eit bic Gorbss
rung geitel!t Ipiro, oaB ebe cine
aric1serllarimg erfolgt, oas @oli
cdrh eins observation-disclosures
bicies gorJeien gutteiben icl.
lie 5allptrconer III Der 0erinnnI.
i:rs lmc: Der pormalige 9ilnoesiena.
ipr VI. leaion bon 9bieago; Der fri.
herc aonJr,Babseorbnete @eueral Z.
gaarrcn asiie- aug SpringfielO, O..
81. e. e;irtap 3infe nlo Ser5ert 3.
girelcrp.
,,ehermann 1T Bn Der gsriomnrl,lng
iuiilfomnien mo Der eintritt lit ielbit.
rcriidnoIid jrei.
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6letne YDli5einatrid)ten

y - Die 9eb5rben bon ct. 9ouis
iinb teIegrapbif6 eriuht tuorben, ben
16 Sabre alien Diiaer alsine, ben
Sobn bss Ttabtiifen Glet.ritsrs Dilz
liam 8. aIeine feit8ubdltsn, Der bors
gsitsrn, pon Der WanberluIt gepadt,
bas GItern6aus psrlisb, I'm, tpie er in
einem bintsrInifenen Sdrsiten fast,
bic msIi 81 ieben.
- Inter Der 2lHtIass Der Sbiers
audtersi ipurbe geitern Der % Sabre
alte grn#t Brian, BON Der SoppleStr.
unb Senibap qUs., in ben 0iebb5fen
bon bem 8samten Drummonb Der
5umane GOeietp per6aftet. Brian
tpirb befhulbist, eirem &al6 nit eis
nem gdditein ben ShdSel 5srf9mstz
teri 5u tabsn.
= glls Drmibt tpurbe s.fern Der
poIi5ei Der 40 Sabre aIte Samss
8Idtlep, bon 20. 1904 80. Gtrabe,
Saslep. gsmeIost.
= Die gsb0rbsn ppn Chicago unb
81. Souis iino BON Der p0li5ei in
Norpoob eriu6t iporbeu, 2lusi6du
na6 3tUsi bOrtigsn Sodf9iilsrn. bem
II Sabre olten 5arpep 5rp unb bem
Is Sabre alten 9ineenf G6utiinssr,
bon SO. 3949 Regent 2lpenue, Nors
iDoob, gu baiten, bic 5lrassbrannt
uHS aaf al6sHteuer ausss3OseH iinO.
Mebrere 1etsftipes iudteR ss@
tern gormittas alf alien aus por.s=
mouth, 8. bier sintreffsnb,n Giisns
bdbn3iiasn nah spei Gtrol6eu, bi.
iaut elmer telspbpniihen Rnhrift aus
g,prtsmoutb bort Tr. Rartin in
beifsn @obnung iibsrfalsn unb Inn
$1S0 beraubi batten. Die Rdu6er
follien oann iib auf sinsm bier6er
fabrenbsn 2ug asiliitiet bdbsn, aber
ss fonnts isine Spur BON i9nen sss
funbsn iperbsn.
- sc. Sprn1ue, 427 Collins gue..
neloete Der Poli5ei, 6aB ibm aiis lei.
-icm Sdlrnnf i'm 8lieulent Ger pres.
bpterione: STRIDE AT s. inb GIm CTR,
cine goloene l,br i'm mertfe bon SIS
iopie $2.25 in 9aar geitcblen iporoeu
ieien.
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9iaarSipiel init gariatipnsu.

Ter 22iabrige Better @oboder unS
ieir 55i1briger Batter Gbas. Iobofer.
1882 9ine Strabe, eerietben geitern
absnb, aIs iie IN Sen gooirocm gto.
1901 gine Stra5e @iQaro fpielien.
nit oem @eifdftsfiibrer Wsife popios
in Streit, nabrenS beiien Der iimge
9ioboder Dem Bopios einen @illaro.
8olI NIT ioldsr gglidt an Seir aopi
rari, oaD Der Wann beipuBtlos ME.
teriicl. giner oer 9liiiitenien in oeur
GeiA1fte idllls barriifbin NIT einer
Queue aiti sen aIten Robcder Elm, DER
ebenials init 9iIlaroballen I'M iidj
mari uno mebre-e SDiegeI i'm gsertbe
Bon $75 3ertriimnierte.
Die aifaire beritriadte eiuen Der.
0riiacn sluilauf oab Die 9oIi5ei ailf-
pierfiam gernaht piirbe ,mt bic bret
aombattaiiten, pom oenen qopios nno
Der aItere 5fo6oder 5ierft TIM Stnnt.
hoipita[ buinnmanseilidt fperben
nsubten. ipesen llnfiis5 in Saft ncbal.
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2ie Serrdtber 3tnmdnienS
Hil9ten iid mad @ngiano
Iro leben bort gemiit5Gt9
BON ben erbalteuen 9es
ite4Mna8ael0ern.

Berlin, %. Jsbr. - gluf Dra5ts
loiem Dege nu4 SapotIle. q. Q. =
Der n5ruHtfurter 3eitung" ptrO be,
rt4tet, oaB Der friibere rumdniI9e
&riegsmtniiter @eneral Sliescu, oer
beoeutenbite Stratege RumGniens,
bas Seer uno bas Ganb perlaFen
mubte. neil er Don einem @egner in
SoiI1 Offentli9 gepriigelt tporDsn 1T.
Gr lit bon Der Hegierung mad 1Sranta
reid geihidt porben.
Wtit bem General, Der einer Der
9auptbebsr mar, BON benen RumGnieu
IN ben &rieg btueingetrieben norbcn
II, bat Der 3ettungssSe sSerausqeber
yttle, Der frii9ere Gigentbiimer bes
~IOerul" in 8utaref, Safp perlaFen,
ipet er ii6 Dor Der 8oltsiput6 uift
nebr ii6er fiibIte. Wtiqe lit bereils in
Honbon eingetrOffen, mo biele arcere
Der rumGnii6en Igitutpren oas GyeIo
oeraebren, bas ibnen tpdbrenD Der Srs
gle Der geite9ung por Der rumGniIben
&riegsertlGrung bon ben @genten Der
entente in bic SaTben geitedt rpurbe.
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- gelssentlib Der Mabf btr ge.
amten bes Golles. SiI gooitsrs Club
blisb bas Wablersebnib nit gesus
duf 3tpei 9lemtsr, bic bes 5ilfsIetres
tdrs unb bes Gerseant at Irmg uns
eniidieben. ba I'M Gane bes 9ilfss
isiretdrs Sobn aobl unb Carl gors
Tins bic slside 3abl bon Stimmen
srbisIten. ipdbrenb Robert llTHer, Der
ausenI9einlit feinen gesentanbibas
ten fir Sergeant at @rms, GrnIt
9sttsnborn. NIT otpei Stimmen ses
f9lagsn bate. bag WablersebniB
fonteftirt,. 9i. iibrigsn eripGblisn
geumten iinb: priiibsnt. Charles
Reussl; 1. 9issprGiibsnt. SuppIp q.
2. @i5sprdiiSsnt. George
5ornidsl: SarstGr 9etsr Douglas;
S6asmsiiter. 30. 3. Son.s; Diretto.
reu: ID. r. 9tbbls, g. s. Speiier. g.
3. 5oufsr, 90. g. @abbsneib. Or. 6.
9. 9alssr, 6. pst.rs unS III Msif.
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gia unb Miffiiiippi
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loren uno iiber bunbert 8erlesuugeu
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bra8en.
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Geben. 9uiel6it purben minbeitens
60 tIeine Siitten bemoIirt. SSn George
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leBuHgen. Sleinre SDrnubos rihtes
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ffaoen on.
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uugefdbr elmer WteiLe uno betpegte T4
in DItlt4er atdtung. SAT- jebes Saus
in SOlIins iuurbs beIddbigt unb eintgs
puroen boIIftdnbig serit0rt.
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9olIins itnb 5erriifen unb Der @ertebr
nit Der bt4t beoDlterten 9egeilb 1T
gang abgeIanttten. Nlan befir6tet
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ben melt sr6Ber fem tDiro, aIs biss Biz
iest betarrtt TT.
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@erIeBten itnb S6utttnber, bd tis
SaulhGrfer IN SolIins, SltetpartsrilIe
unb Mtibtpab 5erit0rt tpurben.