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Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
Each one secs what 10 carries - bis
han ~ .-tsantho

Each one sees what no carries in his
heart. Goethe
The cleyerest OF all devils In oppor.
tunity -Wiclnnj
About onc.half Of the cocoa imported
In made into candy,
Thousands oI Molmmmedans know
the Koran by heart.
Subtlety may deceive you; integrity
never will, Cromwell.
Matrlmony In tue postgraduate course
In a woman's education.
The largest settlement In Greenland
has population under $40.
Spending NIL you make IL n good way
Of getting to the poorhouse,
To cut hard boiled eggs In smooth
slices dip the knife In water,
Bracelets were worn by women In
Egypt at the time OF tho Pharaohs.
II In estimated that thcrc are more
than 10000 trap shooters In tho Unit
I'd States.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27

suffer irreparable injury II discrim-
ination was made against fruits and
that unless shipments were prompt
and the facilities adequate a large
part Of the fruit would perish and
be a total loss to the producer. and
that no preference should be given
to any other commodity over green
fruits.
81 further explained to him that
fruits we're as essential as cereals in
the diet Of mankind, and that they
should be moved with a parity with
cereals. Mr.. Hoover assured me that
in his administration Of the Office
that situation would he kept In mind
and that the growers need not worry
about cars being requlsitioned for
other purposes at the time the pro.
ducts should move"
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
SNOW CAPPED ARARAT.
II overlooks the Lands OF the "Crar
the Sultan and tho SHAH"

the Sultan and tho SHAH"
Great Arnrat. which shoulders It's
way some 1900 feet up into the AR
mcnlan sky aud looks down on the
lands OF the car. the sultpn and the
shah" although so truly the rnllying
point, as II were, Tor the Armenian
people, IL quite unknown to the native
Armenian by this name.
The people who actually dwell with
In sight OF its great snow capped dome
who look out toward II over the plain
from Erivan. some thirty miles away
to the north, or from the frontier
mountain slopes AWAY 10 the south call
1t by II variety Of names. II they are
Armchans ties tad t "il".is.' T.
Tur.;a "Ag,rl BACH" ard II Ic9iuns.
"Iiuh.tNuh." ur the Mountain a
Noah"
There nrr really. of course, two
mountains. or, rather, there is one vast
mass out OF which rise two peaks,
their bases contiuent at height Ci
$500 feet, their SUBMITS about seven
miles apart"
Little Alnrat, upon whose slopes II Is
that the territories Of the three king.
doms actually meet, is some 1000 feet
lower than Its big brother, but none
the less with It's 12,s40 feet, II is none
10 little."-Argonaut.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
'AEROPLANE BOMBS
Do LITTLE DAMAGE

Victoria, u. q, June AZ German
air raids on dcfenseless English
towns do not infliet as heavy loss in
lives and property a. would DO expect
Cd. Most Of the high explosive mis-
slss hurled from invading aircraft
are buried In some convenient potato
patch or tho sands of the sea.
This is tho cheering word brought
to Victoria today by Miss Anna N,
Tripp. just returned from England
where she was connected with No, an
c.. hospital.
The Germans. she said. usually at
tempt to ascertain the precise oh
ject OF attack by firing star shells,
Then they start dropping bombs. but
in their haste most OF the bombs go
Wild and tho death list and property
damage, although seemingly large. is
really not what would be expected,
West coast beach resorts. partic-
ularily Bamsgatc, usually receive
more than their shape OF attention
from German air fighters, but tho
tagged out Londoners continue to go
to Bamsgatc In undiminished mum.
hers az In the days before the war
and the scenes at the biz resort are
just as bright. Just as lively ms three
or four years ago.
Miss Tripp spent three months In
France and also was connected with
the hospital unity when Il was sent
to Salonica where she saw allied anti
aircraft gunners bring to earth a zep-
pelin. q sight. she said today. moro
spectacular than the most brilliant
flash OF lightning.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
AVOID PREJUDICE.
h 10 an Evil Thing That wsrps Jude.
msnt and Breeds injustice.

msnt and Breeds tnjusties.
Prejudice Is an iusidious thing, IL
crecps into the soul unaware Ii leads
Us TO say aud do wrong things. II
warps our Judgment and leads 10 IN.
justice, unkindness and even cruelty
IL pavcs the way for hatred and mai.
Ice. In proportion as We learn to clear
our minds Of prejudice we become bet
ter men and women. we win friends
and dissolve enmitles. We are more
worthy OF respect and confidence.
No one wants to be judged by false
standards that prejudice sets up. Be-
ware Of Judging Others In such u light.
Prejudice cramps the mind and the
heart: II stands In the way OF rightful
growth OF character. II IL wise Ia
search your heart and II you ind pref.
udlce there to set about to root II out
wholly
DO not be- sure you Of all men are
unprecedented Tint ~ the danger fnr
prejudice IL guarded 10y vanity Seek
to he Just IN all things, small as well
as great In nll the relations ~ life be-
suic ycu are not judging another. not
for his error. but from your prejudice
For the worst thing about this weak
ness IL that II breeds injustice and un'
kindness and mnlice IL hurts innocent
folk and makes no one happier. MI
-
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27

t1em.
The Rogue River round -kSA-m wh,o
the chief feature, ID only M, ,,o -, .
score OF attractions which y t.h v,u h-,,,
anu 'N'n'ehse 'roNu J." '"c ea>he @rz zthern
o'eeo" '''y .o' "V'' '"''anAnnual Hyiu
Hehe. which, by tho way, lsl !, orb,tnooL
Indian jargon for heap ,n Nj, .ood
'' NO s'e''''' 0,'"~ Nspla OF day
anu "'eh. iiio"o'" VI WV sahe coast, un-
III mug Vi '"e ia'''' ''b ! iSg gin0regon,
patriotic parades miles InnI in ,a,o,h
baseball, continuous band bind ~ r.or,.
w S'N o""uS' 'ii'''u'nS m'='Hithe Po rtland
Police band, baby show, h svoe, noo
'''o"' "a~n''he e'V'V" ii Nll1mina-
tlons and flag displays On aBrnaw.,o ~,
precendented. dancing CoriU corh,,i hat.
ties and scores Of other cF,s' no,ur.,o w,,,
''lahe tho fiy'u "e0e one on'ne continual
big time"
A ball game between | 1 n IN, c~or,o
Pass and Ashland BOY SouosSor,. nil, ho
played Thursday aicfNOOnnonon Tho ,o''
oa' SCOUTS VIII c'np 10 TIA The canyon
wi '".oe ua'S a'a On 'n'n' the 6th and
=" WIN o''''o "0un' "n's'fshlah. sleep
Ing just as near tho SUNNI trsm mi, an ,ho
o"o" WI" p'.h'''' ~" 10 q oating will
be under the Leadership Of u or pro-, rrv.
ing vining Whose sDl0nd bnndid a ddress
at the recent community p;Qy pI,pIc made
him well known person . r.s totl,e peo.
pie OF this city.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
FINIs-C. & o. LITIGATION

NNIS-C. q O. LITIGATION
) The litigation over the Oregon q
California land grant. involving title
TO over $500. 900 acres Of land. is
at last a closed book.
In Portland yesterday. Federal
Judge wolverton spread upon the
records Of his court the decision of
the United States supreme court de-
claring these lands forfeited to the
United States by the Southern Pa
cific.
The railroad company was decreed
an equity ir the lands amounting to
Q flat price OF $3.50 per acre but
the timber standing on them. which
the railroads tried to hold as their
own. goes with title to the land. un-
der the decision as held by Judge
wolverton.
So far as court cognizance Of the
controversy Is concerned, Judge
wolverton's action yesterday ends
the nine year fight.
Some OF the items In the decision
are OF immediate Importance. II is
provided that the federal government
shall Immediately pay to the land
grant counties, the sums now due a
taxes on these lands. This will brins
in a neat little sum to Josephine
county which can be used to good ad
vantage in helping to meet this
county's share In matching what we
hope will be a generous slice OF the
state road funds which will be avail.
Since last September the govern.
ment has had parties OF men at work
In the grant cruising the timber and
classifying the lands. They so nearly
have completed their work that the
agricultural lands are expected to be
opened to settlement in about 90
days.
It should be remembered emphat
ically, however, that the lands are
not open now for settlement or 10.
cation. United States Attorney
Reames warned yesterday that nc
persons have authority to get any.
body a preference right on the lands
and that II cannot be done. Per.
sons paying locators for alleged 10.
cations" do so at their own risk. he
said, and money paid out for such
locations" will be thrown away
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
""" 10 Wal 'h' TIECP
ZIG EAsTERy SIR Sulp>,apns

New York June 'l-u--Ds,p ite the
shipping crisis In tho 'nl'lrJniM States,
q OF the largest eastern u,srn ,hi pyards
will be tied up Saturday Il na strike
OF their 10000 employees 'es h the EN-.
ployers do not sye them nm - more n
week.
Secretary OF Labor VI lvwiIwn,. after
pleading with Tho OaIIdcravlrs lor days.
announced that his enosonrom to ge,
bosses and men together pe, nr con.
ference had fail'd, Tho w % ynn gle be-.
gan year ago Tho mem men, all en-.
ployed In New York and Hbd Nav Iersev
yards. say they will moi co, comp roml,c.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
IMPORTANT BULLETINS ON
CANNING AND DRYING FRUIT

Persons who are interested In
home canning or drying OF fruits and
vegetables should send 10 tho depart
ment OF agriculture. division Of pub
lication for: Farmers bulletin
Nos. $40 and san" Thoy are both
up-to-date publications and will help
most materially In conserving tho
oountry's food supply'if the people
will make usd OF tho information
therein contained.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27

Johns maxim food crop for his
own private appetite" said the Bit.
vile parent ''and heaven help tho rvs,
Of us n We don't whlrl In now to help
ourselves. for that boy kin eat an rgs
trust for breakfast. n spring garden for
lunch and u beef packcry for dinner,
aud Jest M Ike nv not he'll turn right
round aud nsk II II amt supper time."
Atlanta Constitution.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
ONLY TRAINED NURSES WANTED At Front; ! n.g'
OTHER WOMEN CAN SERVE BETTER AltNMMF

Washington. June a7.-Romance
in Red Cross war nursing is not al
together dead.
But disappointment faces the beau
tiful American woman who fances
herself holding some dying soldiers
head in her lap. taking his last words
for his mother or perhaps sending
him to q soldiers reward with last
kiss.
work-hard toil-generally out Of
sound OF the cannon is the part of
the trained nurse at the base hos
pital. {s
For her assistant or aid--and un-
der this classification falls the great
or number Of volunteer American
women-there Is even more beaming
toll.
Hospital housework and even the
most personal tasks for wounded SOL
diers are the part Of the nurses aid.
Gently reared high school girls who
at present do no dishwashing. scrub
bing and cooking. desiring to serve
their country perhaps think Of Red
Cross work.
II they volunteer they soon are dis
illusioned, They turn sick at the
stomach when told their duties may
include carrying out slop jars, am
putated fingers. feet arms and legs
or scrubbing away traces OF hemm-
HORACE.
II patriotism overcomes even these
shocks and the girl still wishes to
serve Uncle Sam. she still faces a
long, hard course OF training. Even
then she may not be among those
chose to nurse American soldiers.
The standard set up by the American
Red Cross is very severe. special
training and fitness for war nursing
are required in addition to the high
est personal attributes and strongest
physique.
Rogue River courier. (Grants Pass, Or.) 19??-1918, 1917-06-27
HOOVER WILL HELP
MOVE APPLE CROP

A letter from Oregons new SEN
ator to $. 8. Smith, OF Medford. con
tains an account OF an interview Sen
ator McNary had with Herbert G.
Hoover. who will be food admins
traitor under the new law soon to be
In force. In the letter, Senator Nc
Nary said.
II explained TO him that In sec
tions OF our state. like the rich val
Icy Of the Rogue. the producer would
The evening world., 1917-09-25

nAvrD n Knott Democratic can
~ didais Tor Sheriff - Nov York
county who was made the butt Of
innumerahls puns because % HIS name
and iesrs because politicians ara not
know bin. has a sense OF humor that
quickly overcomes the handicap un-
der which be started. Nobody can
beat Mr. Knott 90 cracking Jokes
about himself ana his laugh IL hap
PLY Infectious. Although classsd az
an unknown In politics. he has trailed
along With the boys TO many State
and national conventions and found
TooSeAuon and enjoyment In excite
ment OF the sessions II was having
fun with them then" said Mr.. Knott,
but now | km on the grill ana they
are having fun with me- However, I
like II Just tho same"
The evening world., 1917-09-25
ALL-DAY BRONX EXPRESS.

Counsel for IntsrborOugh AM
nominees Change OF Schedule.
Sometime next month. II was learned
yesterday. All-day express service will
be inauEurated by the InterborouEh on
the Third Avenue elevated line. This
was indicated yesterday by A q. Pea
cock OF counsel for the company At q
Public Service Commission hearing.
Mr.. Peacock would not set q date.
Mr. Peacock ssid express service
undor the new order would begin, as
now. at 6:0t A. M from Bronx Park.
and express service woulC continue
southbound until noon from the north
ern terminus. Then the last southbound
express will leave. reaching the City
Hall terminal about l2u i. M. Nine
minutes later this train, returning. will
start the frst northbound express trip
Express service northbound will oon-
tinus up TO r. M.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
SECRETS
WILL Be REVEALED
N BALLOT BOXES
Power ui Ros,cs Nill Probably
Re ShIvn-Siic Lights
90 Politics

r. nH..s usHbsti Tfrs' rFosn.
4 f..s .o ta. .al faf tbs nrrt time
au Esi1a trv - primary sisciion
HaiI1f i.Er. TIE primary sysien
va advocated - political refofmsrs
f.r many years a. TIE sovereign rem
aiy fHr the ffsuds and oorruption -
mn hins politics ana boss rule 81
nominating rsny entions Mr llennst
now oharFUs that iispuhlicnn bosses
manipulatef tAs primaries and prAr-
iised fraHis in the ballot boHaa
The evening world., 1917-09-25
Smart Coatings and
Costume Fabrics
54-lnch Novelty Zibelins
Plaids-

Imported material in two-tone
effects. OF blue. green or brown
combined with black
remarkable value st............aS
54-inch Plain Velour CoatinRs
All wool; all fall shades, including
blues, greens, browns,
beotroot. taupe. etc. ........... BIS
54-inch MackinAw Coatings-
Blue, green and brown
paids, s,,,.,.,.,,......1.0 1.07 20 2.07
54-inch All-Wool Diagonal Veloura
All the new fall shsdes.....4.4S
54-ineh All-Wool Plaids and Stripes
Scotch plaids and novelty
stripes. cheviot and
serge "eRVes' ''''.''''..'.' S.sN
54-inch Cream ChinchiIla CoatinEG
Plaid and striped effects
our reg, S2.ss to t3G9...,.....1,07
4o-ineh All-Wool Crepe de Chine
Pastel and dark shades. .07,
54-inch Chinchilla Coatings
Rough or Melton finish-plain or
colored plaid back, Ais and 6.1S
Silk-Wool Plush
Mole, beaver, brown
and black S.OS and 1O.0S
N-Inch Ali-Wool Duvetyn-
Every desirable shade. e........4.S
4S-inch ALI Wool Cabardine-
Myrtle, Havana, seal brown,
navy, Copenhagen and black
fine raised diagonal weave.,.,1 1.B7
AIl-Wool Cream Broadcloth-
so and 64-lnch worsted
WARRIOR evening
2.07. 3.2I
54-inch All-WooI Jersey Cloth
Plain eolors and heather
mixtures. s...........2.67 and 2.0T
The evening world., 1917-09-25

COMPLETE returns in the Repub-
~ iican primary in the Twenty
seventh Aldermanio District, Man
haitian. show that Frank Mccabe won
the nomination for Alderman by $40
plurality after an active canvass.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

Heart Disease Victim Falls Dead.
A man about nifty years old dropped
dead from heart disease on the Will
iamsburg Bridge Plaza to-day. From
papers in his pocket he Ia believed TO be
Meyer Kahn OF No lia+ Sterling Place.
Brooklyn.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

NJ sinais asrtssi Hf .anfiff 10
- naminafiau 80 aIs tr go
tt tas rsssut rftmsfiss sss 'nsi 80
saIt heat - sFssn a. fi..f fssus1s
,ptifs ths trhs,s rfefaFst - t~f'l
tfafa Hsffsfs sect sfIsr 'ian tsH
tsrr rait e. ths = nfaH aHf pfH..
u ss = Hiua p'sr.s in ths pfim
"as sHIHt usua 81 sfs IH ..nffuI .
f..aI snfters - hnfh ...1 ofNnn
IffH Tha itrnnfff ..HfsHf 20
.aast vII isf tn sHuis iifhf .H rfvsfrf
tsf rHUffInhr - 80 one skfulissI
faf.rrI n0v faIlsr tufs ma hins uun.
ffUt
The evening world., 1917-09-25

SI.Ss New Serim Curtains s..........I.g7
White and ArAbian--lace and In.
sort or deep hem.
LACE CTHTAlNs-BAAnMEN EMIT.
$3.50 WOmsn's and Misses
Serge Skirts. tS..,...............9.0
Navy and hlAck--full backs-brAid
trimmed belts and pockets
all sizes
SKIRTS SECOND vuooR.
81 et. Little Tots Cord Dresses. .. II
Csingham. chsmbray and EalGtsa-
variety Of styles-slEss % 9 Ts
fNFASTS DDPT--SEOocSD FLooH.
&i.ss Boys WaShAbls Suits. ........IA
20 yTs.-FAll stylsS-Etou or
sailor collars--white. colors and
Bofs' otoTmNG-rmRp vIooA
% et. EK-SiIs Sateen Psttieosts. ...... "a
Black only - ruffled. tucked
hounces. with underlay rtted
PErrooATs--sDcoNp FLOOR.
| IS et. Corn Floor BEOOms ........... 1T
servings.
SHADB DDPT.-THIRD TLOoR
The evening world., 1917-09-25
STEAMBOATS,.
~ HUDSON n RIVER
D AY LINE f.
STEAM BOATS
All Service Daily EIeept Sunday.


2rsG5 S NE% e az RRkR'' dSs wi
Ncept Sunday. Desbrosses St., $40 A. ". !:
West 42d ST., 900 A, NJ; w. I2eth 81.
:, Bear Mountain. West Point. NewburEh.
Toughkeepsie, Kingston Point. Catsklll,
hudson and Albany. All through rail-
ickots between Now York and Albany 40.
reptcd Music Restaurant. Ideal one-day
outings to Bear Mountain, West Foint,
Nrwburgh and POuEhkeep@ie.
ON sept. 20. Afternoon Boat leaves DeS-
hrosses ST., .I5I W, I2d ST., ZOO W.
I9Oth ST., 2.2O =. NJ, 70 Bear Mountain,
West Point. SewburEh and return.
CATSKILL EVENING LINE
Leaves daily eNoept SUNDAY. foot y
Christopher St. at o p. NJ. for Catsktii
Hudson. CoSssokie. Tel 1897 Srring.
The evening world., 1917-09-25
PURCHASE AND EXCHANGE.

HELP WANTED-MALg.
MAN-Wanted. strong. husky man OF sober habits
hs!9% or dsliIfS truck steady employment; |;
OGSinst oOmOans, eot MidiSoa ls'. New Yorf
The evening world., 1917-09-25
FOR SALE.
DIAMONDS 3 CREDll

hos values GnAranteod. Easiest, IeE me-
ID Maiden IAns Phone John PAS. Agent oAih.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

THE days OF political headquar-
L ters In hotels and club rooms
have passed away. excepting for lot al
district contesta Campaign mana
goru now set up shop In modern once
buildings and try 20 run things more
or less along business lines. Mark
Hanna set the style In the Proai-
Dental campaign OF 1895. when he
moved National Republican head
quarters away from the old Fifth
Avenue Hotel into the Metropolitan
Life Building. across Madison Square,
leaving the Democrats stin holding
forth in tho Hoffman House. Gradu-
ally State and municipal party or
ganlzations followed the lead. Cam
paign headquarters are usually TO be
found now In tho newest tall ofiice
buildings which are not fully rented
to permanent tenants and afford
short time occupancy OF large rooms.
There has been steady movement up
town In politics. as we'll as In busi-
ness. Campaign headquarters now
centre near the Grand Central Sta
tion. having moved In a quarter OF a
century from Madison Square to
Thirty-fourth Street, in the Waldorf
region, and now UP TO East Forty
second Street.
The evening world., 1917-09-25

A 2 isss' fve Tamuarf msn -
"a IHW.Hsuas vt. ffuHa in th'
ram lssged Democratic uunissrai
osmrs'sn trcm ~hich ths THsF s
seer'ns 20 ths background eta's
Senator lsWss A FaisY. she repre-
-sHts Ch's' Murphy's home fistriui. II
very ar'ive hecauss Charlie A. CrsiE,
cand is's "a Comptfollsf IL hls iaS
paftuef. n dut,es On WaFhingion
permit CohFF~ssmah Murray HuibsFt
vii - campaign manaFgF tor hr.
cTa'H Nearly ell the isadsra are
keeplns sway from headquarters %
Judse Hylan, but Ars working hard
In their dis,ricta
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1917-03-22
Trani ifmemoene pmnbet 212 Mil paa
en- IL Mils sSrpnt. 8apanme ino.
taget al 8ritterme.
3eppelineres fbrite 8elbg / G,1glanb
iiben Spfinberens 9sb. Gn tpF
ltbanb er irnfet.
Sc alliere6e fur uffnpsret nniten
500 &pabratlnil mellem Nrras-
5unem % sylob:m Die.
st bnnoreoe Smaabper uffnpertt,
Spifernes urbnebe Metrrt antage=
Zig lrnge forberebt.

Earlss0en .11oe Wfarts.
arigsbepartenlelltet befienotgioroe
iong, at ssranlffnpnoene bapoe bun.
BET 211a Ofil oper cit Sro,1t al - Mtl
noroenfor slpre.
Ooerligere 6remgang blep og1ao
1nelbt t-Ggnen ON Maiions Gban.
pagne, 1neoc1s forpprigt beloige
Sperfalo blep foretaget paa for
ifielliae 9ele al 6rprte,1.
2en offtcielle 9eretlring on1talte en-
bel Gel iToretagen6er al llpperne.
@n bel Gel franite Tlppemolfiner tom
/ &antp meo tpife Maifiner og af Sc
iioitnapnte blep otte Iflt0t til ssSoroer,
beraf tire al Gefon6leitno11t @upbe=
mer. @an far III bra9t neb 33 fien6t.
lige GlDpen1aifiner.
3plferne ongreb poIblomt @gnen
ON Gbanbrettes Sour altenfor Mel1,
IL og ogioa Ggnen om 8errp=au=8oe
oq nor6plt for Nbein1s, men blet
oberalt ilaaet til6age nteo blo6ige
SAB, illttter 8eretnil1gen.
= 2o1t6on 6en 176e Marts. -
@npaltrne, Nbglen til Sc tplfe Sor=
iparsp9rfer, moo bDilfe &aigs 81:
feniip bar bamret paa gel ltfronter1, er
erobret. :.
9elegramner fra 5ronten pao
Ftrs6ag la1nmen meo nSeltmarifnlt
@aigs forte ofiicielle Mel6tng for.
bereote Solf til en- big @ra6 for Set,
pelfomne gfterretning om sss>16tagel=
len al Den lterfe tpIfe Teit11ing =
Ser for nogle Maone6er iioen af Sin.
6enburg blep fal6t r@eitfrontens 81.
braltar" Sioit Sbors6ag mel6tes
brittle 9ropper at bore 1ogle fao
bun6re6e Oar6s fra 8apaume<Selt.
11ingen. 9toen 6a bar 6eltmarifalt
&aig peret talts meo @enipn til ner.
mere @fterretninger ongaaen6e Spe,
rationerne.
o..
Militpre Iagfp,16ige bor ipoaet, al
8ritternes @eipttelie al 6enne Init.
ming bill tbinge Spiferne til inart al
trpffe Jig tilbage fra 8apaltme-Mr.
raslinien.
- Berlin, (bia sapbtlle pr. troa6.
leie), Zoe Marts. 9ogens officielle
8eretning tiger: uWelle,n @aillD oo
ct. 8ierre &aait og Sfoben 1nellen1
8oupraignes og 2asitgnD tog engel'
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