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Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
Red Cross Appeal
President Points Out Need of Funds,
D. A. z. TO Help

Americans are besought to refill Il e
almost empty European war relief
fund of the American Red Cross in an
open letter by Woodrow Wilson, rs
president Of the Red Cross, maze pub
lie Monday at the society's headquar-
tiers. at is for you to decide writes
the President, "whether the most
prosperous nation in the world will al
low its national relief organization 10
keep up its work or withdraw from
field where there exists the greatest
need ever recorded in history
Accompanying the letter is state
ment TO the public setting forth that
from Aug. 6, 1914, TO Sept. 80, 1919, The
Red Cross received and disour>ed for
European war relief 81, IA, 1858 II, of
which supplies used in allied eoun
tries represented Sl,12l 1855 %, and
supplies for the central nations S34S,-
go As. The Presidents letter ends:
"But now our funds are well nigh
exhausted. We find ourselves at the
point where activities must be serious.
ly curtuiled and we must turn away
from the Misunderstanding appeals
brought by every European mail I'M
less by your contribution you help US
To continue.
1t is for you TO decide whether the
most prnSparnuS natio, in tho xuorId
will allow its national relief organiza
ton to keep up its work or withdraw
from a field where there ex SITS the
greatest need ever recorded in history.
We leave the decision in your hands
confident of its outcome.
(Signed) Woodrow Wilson,
President American Red Cross.
Subscribe for suffering humanity.
Should yon designate your gift for
the allied powers or the central powers,
for any one nation or purpose, it will
60 i'll lail rs you direct.
Sub. criptions u. 'esignated will go
in full where the a ierican Red Cross
in its JUL smenI can accomplish the
greatest good
The patriotic cumtHi'tee Of the Eiz
abeth Porter Puln IA happier, ID. A
R.. has instituted mem aHrsaip cam
paign for The American Re, Gloss aad
already thirty six names hay been Sc
cured. 1t makes no differ nee wheth-
er one is connected with the chapter or
not they may be enrolled and the
committee will gladly receive their
names.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
World Of SPORTS

Putnam base ball fans have noted
Win interest the appointment of jack
Barry of Worcester as manager of the
Boston American base ball team.
Sporting writers all over the country
and men in the ranks Of base ball have
expressed their opinions that the
choice is an excellent one. Barrie
PLAYED in Putnam in the flag end of
the season of 1918 under Manager Cas-
sent, when Joe Connolly's All Stars
were defeated on the old Morse
grounds.
Ben Van Dyke, who also played for
Putnam, pitching several games the
past season, has quit professional base
bail. He was with Jesse Burkett's
Worcester club. Van Dyke will play
and coach the Shop league and is to
enter the Heald machine shop, Wor.
cester, to learn the maehinist trade.
Big Bill Martin of Dayville, also well
known in Putnam, has been invited
by Arthur A. levin, of the Toronto
team of the international league and
formerly scout for the New York
Americans, to send in his terms for
pitching for Toronto during the 1917
season. Mr. Martin has complied.
Last year Bill was with the Bridge
port aud Worcester teams of the E,st.
ern League. lie was going fine with
Worcester when be developed a case
OF measles, didntt realize lust what his
trouble was and look II eoid shower
sler pitching hand Eame. The effect
w Immediate and unfortunate. lie
me nome mighty sick boy aud lost
wei.htz; ~ fast one could almost see ii
/ NEIL ce him. But he Is better now,
/ Dig and strong aud as hard us nails.
Matchmaker Pete Demers expected
/ to have card ready to oder the box
/ ing tans this week but was disap-
/ pointed in not being able to get the
men he wanted. Demers is planning
+ 10 give the fans good show in the
near future and hopes that Frank Rod
man of Webster will be among the ex
hibitors. Fhe great drawback 10 the
game locally is the impossibility of
! getting big enough ball to hold
! crowd that is large enough to pay the
extra expenses OF bringing good boys
! To Putnam. Demers has done the best
| he could under the circumstances but
is greatly handicapped in this respect.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
WHAT BOY READS IMPORTANT
praveo Associations in Print as
Well as IN FLESH and blood.

What q boy reads is as important as
anything else about him. You try to
protect him from depraved associa-
tons of flesh and blood, but pretty
often you make little enough effort to
protect him from depraved associa-
tons in print.
You send him to school in q belief
that the stuff he absorbs from printed
pages forms his mind; but out Of
school you may let him absorb stun
from printed pages that Is not fit to
be in dogs mind.
Time was when you could tell a
wrong book for a boy because 1t was
bound In yellow paper and sold for a
dime. Nowadays many wrong books
for boys are most respectfully bound
in cloth, and they are perfectly moral,
in the narrowest sense of that absurd
word. They describe how fourteen
year-old boy, with discarded set OF
harness and an old hoopskirt, made a
flying machine and sailed around the
earth; or with a leaky wash boiler
and 81 in cash built submarine that
destroyed the enemy's fleet; how lad
in knee breeches cireumvented a gang
Of desperate criminals and so became
president of a railroad at sixteen.
These tales of preposterous Juvenile
achievement are depraved because they
are monstrous lies. They do not stim-
ulate a boys Imagination; they drug
1t. They do not set his mind usefully
at work, but send 1t of Il weird OPT
um dream. They do not brace or en-
large boys mind; they lead it into
vicious. enervating habit of dope
taking. They are a sort Of psycholog-
teal whisky drinking that makes the
victim unresponsive to wholesome,
natural tones and begets flabby crav-
ing for the artincial kick.-Saturday
Evening Post.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
RhehMgfFiM A8YSSlNIA.
Its Desposio Rulers Descend From
Hoaelik. Sen CT Solomon.

Its Despod3 Rulers Descend From
Heaelik. Sen Of Solomon.
A6yssinia is the Ethiopia Of the
Bible. md * is almost unchanged since
the birth Of civilization. The line of
despots that rule Ahyssiaia today are
the lineal descendants of Menehk. the
son of the queen of Sheha and King
solomon They seem to have inherited
very little ef the well known wisdom
Of their famars sire. however. for
AbysSina is today the unregeneratc
raeamHfin among natiens-and also
the picturesque remnant Of the worlds
Oldest civilization
For Nbyesinia surrounded by tfop
nj wilderness and without IA seaport,
IS country arart from the modern
world "A country ef turbaned and sam
dalel men. 81 veiied women wearing
silver ahklets. of mighty hunters who
still take thcir game with leopards and
hawks as in Biblical days; a land
where gentlemen live by plumber ana
monks by aims and a man has as many
wivc he hui steal
AEa..Sinie Is > foitrt of antiquity
aefyine Inc W. =, sheer physical
imp. ability But few degrees
from the eW,si It is great mass OF
igneuS motatain ran $ flung down
upon tioniea laia. LIVER Abyssinia
is burnlus deso sad 6 ger ridden jun
Gle. &C inteeiat is ht by upland cut
bv rreat ge-ees. ma. Of which are
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12

+ oBITGs +
Edward ts

Edward Bates Hflitelong resi-
sent of Woodstocs al his home
m that town Suuorning, Jan.
7th, at 7 O'Clock.
Mr.. Harris was by goth, 1914,
son of Captain Bates ana
Elizabeth Chandlsis. He oh.
tanned his educatide little brick
sshoolhouse nearby
IN his early teenent TO work
in a cotton factoryk his father.
About 1858 was the Harris
Irvine Il Warp CO. The COM
psny consisted of ! b. Harris,
his father, brothe one or two
other relatives. Ed. had charge
of the factory whie on the site
now occupied by t beds OF the
water department. city OF Put
nam.
After q few yearpmpany dis
solved, title to they passing TO
W. II. Chandlerovidence, an
encie.
In 1877 Mr.. Hapeiated him
self with his brothiam ID. Har-
ris under the firm1. Harris d
Company. For abar the broth
ers ran factory Woodstock.
In 1881 the brots ed a small
mill in Spruceo aletock) which
they ran for abo and half
years. They thed back to
Barrisville and lea old factory
from their uncle sn the manu-
facture of Irvine die wicking.
This business they on for sew
eral years.
Mr. Harris has elsly resided
in the old homenere he was
born and where h.r the pnsl 81
wears, caring for q mother IN
her declining yea
Mr.. Harris was Oct. rs, 1868,
TO Miss Anna daughter OF
William w. and lton Arnold
of Woodstock. Dion was born
daughter, Mandier Harms,
who died in infara son, Robert
f.. Harris, who, witow survives.
lie also leaves ters, William
ID. of Putnam anR. OF South
bridge.
ON his paterna Harris was
descended from Harris, one
OF the first settl Roger Will
Iiams and otherslence and Is
connected with prominent
Rhode Island fapn his m ater-
nal side he Wanant OF VIII
liam Chandler, led at Rox
bury, Mass, anprogenitor of
The Chandler fahw England.
Mr.. Harris walhome.loving
man, not giveny or show OF
any kind. Alwleerful dispo'
.sition he endeseif to those
who knew him. s a large cir
Gle OF friends antances.
The funeral las held Wed
nesday at 1870 Oh the home,
Rev. +. d. SaIhe Putnam
Congregational officiating.
Burial was in street eeme.
terry.
The bearers tier Turner,
John G. Bates, Wells, and
George w. Butt
WIS., Nt8ou
Mrs. Matthe wnee Margaret
Sullivan) q fornt of Gary
district, Putnau Providence,
Jan. s, 1917. lren survive
her, James, mae OIneyyille
telephone exchhen. In the
postal service; lr Dow, Mrs.
James Byrne, aohn Mcken
ma. Mr.. Morgveral years
ago.
Fly
81 Some fish caom the wa
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
Here is Proof by Women who Know.

Lowell, Mass.-"For the last three years have
been troubled with the Change of Life and the bad
feelings common at that time was in a very ner-
deal of the time so was unfit to do my work. A
friend asked me to try Lydia e. Pinkhams Vegeta-
BILE Compound, which did, and it has helped me ia
every way. l am not nearly SO nervous, no head
ache or pain. l must say that Lydia e. Pnkham's
Vegetable Compound is the best remedy any sick
woman can take"-Mrs. MARGARET QUINN, Rear
259 Worthen ST., Lowell, Mass.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
FLY

Some fish caom the wa
ter and sustaFes in long
flights of varios in the air.
These flightsde possible
through the d of the pee
roral or breas though the
s-fng fish neve fms In their
sailing flights BILE to cover
g distance of J 500 feet.
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12

|ckets,
smest ~
| nc sawinG
ms, Hitehisl
ar Rail sA
bridge. Pas
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12

Tells Her Friends to Take Lydia E. Pinkham's Remedies
North Haven Conn-"When had the Change of Life
which trouble all women have At first it didn't bother me
but got bearing palms. called in doctors who
try different things but they did pains One
husband home and said Why don't you try LYDIA
bottles of Vegetable Compound and could
feel myself reganng health also used Lydia Pnkhams
Sanae Wash and has done great deal OF good ANY one
coming from female troubles Change
Life te them to take the remedies There about 20
us here who think the FLORENCE IsELL
Box 1877, North Haven Conn
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12
Glass Eye Was Misbehayino.

Mrs. Murphy, have you seen my
glass eyer ''yes. sor; 1t was readin
one Of your letters. and hid it In the
bureau. "-Lampoou
Putnam patriot. [volume] (Putnam, Conn.) 1872-1962, 1917-01-12

Mrs. Matthe wnee Margaret
Sullivan) q fornt of Gary
district, Putnau Providence,
Jan. s, 1917. lren survive
her, James, mae Olneyyille
telephone exchhen, In the
postal service; Ir bow, Mrs.
James Byrne, sohn McKen
ma. Mr.. Morgveral years
ago.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Ruklanb betpinist YaHe
sta@ GtpdbDIat.
Resrrung betra6tt GrSrterunsrn ber
ariegsfraesn fiir sipedmibis.

ct. petersbura 20. Iueuf.
Rublunb pirb Rsifspdfic an perionen
bsipinissn, tDel9e on ner internatto'
ualen fosialiftii9su Brisbenstonfes
r.na tn Stpdbolm, bic am 9. Septems
Bee besirnt, tbsil5unsbmsn tpiinitsu.
Cine beite auseesebene u5tii4s Be-
iduntma4ung befast:
Die proDHorii6s Resiering Be-
tra9tst ale lrogen inbesus Guf
arieg unb 5rieben nIs ausf4ltebIiH
suftdnbis fir Tie unb bic anoeren als
liirtsn Demotratien. SSnbeEeu bilbet
bic Stodbplmsr Gonisrena nur cine
9eratbung untsr pnrteien unb fie
pernag ieine gsI5liifie 3u fafien, tpeIs
DE fir bic Regisrunssn binbeub limb.
aus biefsm grunbe ipirh bic pruoiios
Ride Resisrrna gdiie nt9t Ssrtpei,
germ. Don Der 2lnii4t aussehenb, ouB
es spedmdbis fsi, DEN ic5ialiitiideu
partsien Die er6rterung Der Trageu
bes &rieges urro bes Grisbeus su ses
ftQtteu-
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-08-21
Grim intcreifamtes Epfument
g 3 erfIdrt, parum Sries
6mIaub ge5punsen
mar, neutral su btei

2onbon, 90. ausuFt. Der Grs
DANCE Selegrnpb 60. tptrb aus at5en
gemelbet, bnB unter ben felt benz Res
gierungspedfel in Qtben gefunbenen
bipIomatii6en 0ptumenten Ii9 ou3
cine 0epefhe bpn bem friibersn S5nig
&onitantiu beFunben babe, bic iper1ige
Sage nab benz 9lusbru9 bes Srieges
dbgefnBt tpprben mar, als 4nttport
nuf cine Sepef9e bon bsm &difer
WiIbslm, bex pDrgeIdldeen bate, baB
Grie9enlnnb NIT ben @eutralmdbten
esrlsinihaFtli6e Snde MAIDEN ioIte.
Die aIntipOrt bss S0nigs lautet ME
folgt:
Der aafIer ipeib pobI, bob meire
perfOnli6en Spmpatbien pie au9
msins polttiiHen 9lHiiften mid auF
Ieine Seite sieher. Srobbem bin ih
auBsr Stanbe, gu begreifen, pie i'd
t6m nit Der Mp5iIiIiruug metner Or,
me. niibli@ iein t5nnte. 0as Wifttel.
I6antfGs @.sr nirS bon ben nsrsiJio.
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GGrae Expedition &orps Biz auf ben
leSten Mann perri9tet. Sen. Ratel
. auf RiidSug nod Der &iiite-

Meabrib, 20. 4uguft. Der Pdris
Isr ,Matir~ perDHentli9t uber be
gieberIagen, bic bic GranSofeu IN Wsas
rptto erLitten 6aben. ben foIsenoen
8eri6t:
,llnIere Sruppen baben I'M nOroll'
den Qfrita gieberlage iiber glieoerla'
&c erlitten, unO penu mir nitt poH
Seiten eirriger Stdume an Der aBelt'
fiiIte bOn Marpifo lluterItiisuug er'
bielten, 10 tpdrs ss I'm bic frandoitl3e
9erri4aft in ienem SbetIe beg saIt'
bes. auf bas mir 10 srobe SOffnunseH
seiest baften, i9le9t beitelIt. gur nit
ben allsrsr0Bten SAfpierigteiten tDn'
nen fi9 unfere 4btbeilungen, bic III.
ter 2eiternangel leiben, balten. Seloer
fiebt ii3 bic DtilitdrperpoItllng ali>
i9einenb nidt IN Der Gage, peiters
Sruppen na9 Wsarotto bIniiber 81
ienben, neil ollie berfiisbaren Uiann.
f9aften sssen 0euti4lduo gebrau1t
peroen, 70 bab uuiere braben Soloas
ten in TOrSafrita setpifiermaBsn aut
perlpreuen Boitsn iteben."
Die 3eitlne beriftet ferner In th'
rem &rtitel. oab i'm WtGr5 bic Wtils'
Irritation Der ssranaOien bei Wleballa
DON oem Stnmme Gribuamra SsritDrt
porbeu Iei, pobei b. &pmmqnoGHt
setObtet uub elm fral5Giilber Oberls
uub nrsbrsre Offisisre gefangen ges
nummen ipuroen. 2luBerbem srbeute'
ten, ipie berihtet tptrb, bic Giusebps
renen bei bieIer 9elsgenbett eiue grobs
2ln5abl Gepebre, gtaiainengepebrc
unb 2ebensmittel. @nbe @pril puroe
elm neues grpebitionstOrps, bem pieIs
frdnS0ii6e SfTi5isrs angeb0rten, bis
auf zen IeBten g1dnn peruihtet. Sm
Utai mubte ii9 bic unter benz gefebI
oes Generals Aatel itebenbe Gbtbets
lung, bic lid bis Sur Dale BON
sStttn Uorgefpagt bate, unter fur6t1
barren 8erluiten 5uriit5iebert. Wettte
sSuni ngrbe Der S6erIt Slot nit ieis
rem eeIamrlteu StGb bpn aifrubres
rii9en geOuiHen, bic Ii9 ettpa oipet
Npnat: bOrber Der Expedition anges
itbloiIen batten, ernprbet, urtb I'M
Suli fab Ii1 9eneraI Ratel eenDtbigt,
ieiut lebte beieitiste SteIluns bet
EeSu diff5usebsu. gr fsftubet It4 ses
eenpGrtig nit fetner 2tbtbetIung aui
bsm Eiieslss Hma bsr ROrbtaFG
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3u 0Saiier
Sit Der ansebrO9te Stpeit Der 5. %.
A. in gioroDeItea 9enOroea.

Gan Granciseo, Gal., %.
4uSuIt. 8oH eLnem Geueralltrett Der
&ouFrataiOnss uaD GrRtearbetter .oar
am ytoRtag in ben nprppsItli9en
Staatsn 4BaibInstOn, Oregon, sSoGbo
uno Wlontana ui9ts gu bemsrteH, uno
ioipeit oies in Grfabruag gsora9t
wero.n ionute, ma9ts au9 TEN 6iibs
rsr Der 5. SO. gB. einen @erlu9. ben
StreitbeisbI, Der tiir5li9 bon Sdrues
FopaH, Dem SrrrlttsaSetretdr Der ).
20. 80. in Spotane TIaiIen purbe.
5ur ausfii5rIng gu brinsen.
Das i9neue unb unerpartete Dor,
gsbeH Der WtiIitGr6eb6rbsn in s2os
tans t1lben re am Sonntdg RoDaa
uno 26 aubere Mitgliebsr Ieiner Orr
perbafteten. tteint eiEe
mddtise Wirfung Guf bie rabttaIsn
Der SrganiIation ausgeii6t
unb fie per9inbert gu bu6en, ii6 an
oem Streit gu betbciltgeu, Der, ipenu
sr 5ur 4usfiibrtrug geLargt pdre,
srnfte Solsen bate bdben t6nren.
Spotane, @dfb., 20. NnguFt-
Jlur IN eiEerl SalI purbe BON Nit
gliebern Der s. SO. %. bic Streitorbre
befoIst, fptpeit btes bis gum Geens
bier betunrt mar. Su CT. ssohEs,
Bofb.. tpeigerten fa 80 TtGrnsr, IN
ben GrntsfeIbern gu dr5eiten, penn
nidt Elm =. 80. W., Der IN lsbkr
gBo6e perhaftet tpurbe. fpetselaifea
tpiirbe.
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bisber anf biefem 5beil beg &rtegss
i9auplases itattgefunben bat. Gs
ptrb In ber 9epei9e aud bic anfi4t
ausgebriidt, bag biesmaI bic Stalie'
nsr einen psrSutifelten gsriu4 MAIDEN
perben, IN Der Rihtuns auf 5risit
burh5ubrs9en.
Cine risfige 3nbl BON nsu.n 9es
i6iisen tommsn tn bieisr S4Ia9t sur
9.rtD.nbung, fir bic bic StoIiener fsit
Wo6sn @OrbsreitnHgsn setroffu Aa,
ben.
Ropenbagen 20. Gug. Ter
Spc;ialforrefpon6sut Der aOlmi6en
8eltung an Der Slorr5o Gront bot Die
folgenbe 9epeide nn3 Berlin ge.
i6iGt:
.Gie apnsertration bon Grtiaerie
fir Die elite SforpoISd dIadt iiberftetgt
olles friiber Dageipeiene. Ser Conner
bon nlebr aIs 5000 @ei6iisen lit matt
ms Eirol bineiu t5rbar. es 1T feit'
aeIieIlt morben, 6ab bic S5taIiener cine
gro5e an,abI britiider uno frarBoiis
idtr @sfdnise fhnrfiten aaIibers an
i5rer s5ront nerpenoen.~
8enig Di4tiges BON Der
Gront tn SIanDerm
2onbon. 20. Augui, Die am
Qbenb erlQIiepe Betdnutmahuua pes
britii9eH Rriegsmp1iittriams !au.et
lpis fDl1i:
Der Jeinb bsrlu9ts am ROntas
einen abernlaIisen GegGangriff ani
uniere nsusn 9,oiitiouen uOr0Ii9 Don
Gpabp Su maden. Sie fesublifen
9ruppen tpurben aber DON anirsr ars
tiIIsrie aussinanbereetris6sn, sbs fis
gum @nerifi iibergeben tornten.
-Wdbrsnb bes saH5en Sagss ian,
ben patrouiIlengefehte on Der norbs
ipetlt4eH Grsn3s Don 2ens ftatt. Grii6
ON Morgeu brans cine f.inbIi4e g6.
tbeilung 0iG9 bon 4rmsHteres IN uI'
fere 2tnien Elm. 3pei uHfsIer 2s,tts
iDerben perribt-
r2lm SoHntog rerfu6!en feinblih:
GlusJeuse in sroben JOrmatiouen
btnter ibreH eissnen Qinisn bic Mr.
beiteH unlersr Glieser gu Derbinoeru.
bic d6er beffeuunseahtst snblreiGs
9ombenansrtffe ula9ten.
rJn Rdnrrfsn tn Der 2nFt tpurttn
5ipet beutfd. Uiafatnen obeei4oHsu
unb ems ipurbe snrerbaIb uHirer ST.
uien bon GbspebrfanoNn abs.TdoH.n.
Se6s uulsrsr moi&insn tperben her.
mibt-~
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Wdbrenb Berlin ertIdrt, bab bie I'm
griffe allgemetn absddIassn
iporbeu feien,
Musssnommtn i'm Dafb bon alDoenlri
unb beim ~tobten UlaHu.,
$40 bic GransOfen bic beuifdn auier
rur4bra9e6.
gud am SfOnsO iobt bic S4Iadt, bic
am Somtas begonnen, nod nit
boiler 5sftiatsi!.

Berlin, 20. augrF. Die fplsenbs
offi5isae Bsianntma9ung III amUlons
tag bon Der oberitsn Sesreslsitung srs
Iaiisn iporben:
.Wsftli9er strisssf9auplab. Mrs
msssruppe bes &ronprinseHRuppreht:
gluf bem S9lahtfsIb in bIanbern nas
rem ON Sonntas bic lrtilleristdmpfe,
nadbsm friib am Worgen mebrrs
1ngriffe Der 8riten iiibli4 bon Cans
aemard abseiHIasen iporben, ipenissr
beftig als on ben porbtrsebenben Sas
ger.
.5m artois fnnben iebr heftise Mrs
iillerisstfs9te MIR n6rblib unb ipeifs
lid BON Gems fiatt. gritiIhe !grtunbis
gunasnbtbeilungen tpurben an bers
idisbsnn punitsn 3uriidsefblosen.
rIrmsesruppe bes beutfhen Hrons
prin;tn. Bel Derbun begann amWlons
tas Worssn 5u friihsr Siunbe cine
G1ladt nit Farfen Mnsriffen Der
Jransofen an beiben Wnnsuiern, BON
elpocourt @alb bis nu ben Gourierss
@aIb.
Die 2lrtillsrieiGmpfe parsn an
Sonntas ben sanssn Gag uno nibs
rsnb Der snn5en 0a9t nit ber gr5bs
ten 9sftisisit i'm Ganss. Den an.
sriffsn Der Jnfnntsris om Wpntos
sing Elm bsftigss arummsIfeusr pors
on.
Die Grnnoofen bdben pbne aumpf
bic 5iilia BON Der Wnus selesene ia,
lou 55be beiebi. bi, felt Wdrs b. Z.
als 9beil unfsrer 8rtbeibisunsslinit
aufssssbrn iporben unb nur BON Dor.
pofieu beiebi mar. Diefe worpoitsH
ipurbsn om Sonntns suriidseaosen,
pbns BON iysinbe ssft5rt morb.n gu
iein. On allen nnbersn puniten an
Der Innsen fyroni IN bic S9ladt I'm
pollen @nnes.
-DsftIiher striessTdauplaB. ar.
mstsrupps bts gDrinssn asopolb bon
@nbtrn: Qln bidsm 9bsil Der Grpns
bat fi9 nidts @intisss sreignet.
~armeegrupps bss er5bsrsoss Sos
iepb: Deutfde unb 5itsrrei9iib un.
enrifGe Eruppsn eriffen auf beibeu
Stiisn bts Ottua Sbnlss IN snrsis
fder Wsifs an unb irisbtn bic Rumds
nen. be bartnddisen WibsrFionb Ieis
itsien In Der Ridtune auf bns Sros
tus Sbdl suriid. Gin piirttsmbsrgi,
f4ts Gsbirssbotaillon ssi@nste iid3 in
hielem Gampfe gong btionbers aus.
% finb mshr dIs 1900 0fnnsent inb
90 Rai&inmgsiddits sinssbrn9t
iporbtn.
sMsn'ssszusps ~ 6abnaa&aus