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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
BRITON CHOSEN
CIVIC PRESIDENT
Federation May Establish Coal
Company to Supply South
Bend Consumers.

c. p. Britton was elected presi-
dent OF the Civic federation at the
regular monthly meeting held Mon
day night in the offices OF the mu-
nicipaI recreation committee. in the
school administration building. Z.
W. Morse was chosen vice president
and J. S. NfcClave. secretary treas
urer.
The Civic federation is contem-
plating the establishment Of fed
eral coal company TO supply con-
sumers and a report OF the coal
committee was given at the meet
ing Monday night. Members Of the
committee have consulted with To-
cal dealers but are not ready TO
make a definite statement as TO the
feasibility OF such a plan.
4 report from the FISH commit
tee showed that the Civic fish mar
ket is meeting with great success,
the one handicap being their in
ability 20 secure a large enough
stock of fish to supply the demand.
4 committee has been appointed to
devise ways and means of increas-
ing the capital OF the market, TO
allow the purchasing of fish in
large quantities
Consider Municipal Picnic.
a municipal picnic is being con-
sidered by members OF the feder-
alton and Charles Eddy, Edward
Luther. and +. r. Wolfe have been
appointed on the committee to
make arrangements for suitable
time and place.
Plans for the Production, Con-
servation and Thrift show which is
10 be held on March 1915 we're
outlined by John s Bordner and
were heartily endorsed by the fed
GRAFTON members. Through the eff
forts OF thel federation the interest
OF the civic Centers will be aroused.
one night of the show will be given
over TO the civic centers.
Miss Leila Ogle. federal home &c
onomics demonstration, gave a re-
port OF her work at the meeting
Her demonstrations and lectures on
war cooking at the meetings Of the
various clubs in the city. have been
witnessed by a total Of 1900 peo-
pie. and she has given advice and
information over the telephone to
between two and three hundred
persons.
The question OF the advisa bility
OF inaugurating some plan of edu~
cation i'm the proper use OF the
service flag was discussed at length
at the meeting. although no def
mite action was taken. Flags with
service stars are being displayed in
the windows of homes where mem
bers Of the family have entered the
government service, but have not
enlisted for active duty in the army
or navy. This is being done, il is
thought. because of the Ignorance
of the people as TO the true mean
ing of the service flag.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
HAS SOMETHING ON"
BOYS OF THE 18TH

That he had something on" the
boys of the 279th aero service
squadron. in that ne was the first
of the squadron To- experience a
flight. is the boast of Private Rus
sell Gard, "a member of the squad
ron located at Lake Charles, Louis
Vile XIV.
Private Gard is the son Of Mr..
and Mrs s. j. Gard 81 Z. Day
ton st. He enlisted on Jan. % as
mechanic i'm the aero service, and in
"A recent letter TO his parents. tells
of his flight with his instructor,
Louis. According to Gard from
the height of 1000 feet the camp
looked like a bunch of chicken
coops. and the rifle range resem-
bied sandbanks made by children.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
FILES LARCENY CHARGE
AGAINST HER SISTER

Carrie Pielsch. SO s. Chaplin ST.,
was arrested by the police Monday
night charged with petit larceny.
The complaint vas registered by her
sister. Jennie.
Stanley Krusczka, 331 $. Walnut
ST.. was arrested by the police Mon
day charged with assault and bat
terry with intent The charge was
preferred by Joseph ZielinskL He
was released on q $3.50 bond
Cloyd Funk. 407 Z. Ohio st. was
arrested Monday on an assault and
battery charge by Earl White He
was released on $50 bond.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
SOUTH BEND BOXER
JOINS NAVAL AVIATION

Ralph Huston. well known i'm To-
cal boxing circles as Joe" Huston.
has enlisted in the naval aviation
service. and leaves for indianapolis
Tuesday morning. Huston, who
was born in New Carlisle, has en-
gaged in 81 fights IN all OF which
he came out winner. He has been
I'm engineering department of the
Grand Trunk railway for the past
two years.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
Will GIVE RED CROSS BENEFIT

A supper Will be given Saturday
evening. March g. at the Wyatt
school bldg. in Madison twp. for
the benefit OF the Red Cross. All
are cordially invited TO attend.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
MICHIGAN INDIANS -VFD

Chris Ortis and stella Nabyake.
Pottawatomie Indians living near
Buchanan. Mich. secured a mar
riage license AT the county clerk's
Office Monday The s-oom-to-b be
save his occupation as a farmer.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
MRS. BFECHER IMPROVES.

Mrs. W. 3 Beecher Of 5O7 y.
Main ST. who was operated upon
AT Epworth hospital week aSo last
Saturday night. has been removed
70 her home and is rapidly improv-
ing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
SPRING OPENING

our millinery for spring is char
acterized by beauty and quality. We
invite YOU 10 our opening. Wednes-
day and Thursday
MRS. NJ A. FRALLCk.
Isl y. Main ST. Adv't
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
RIRTIIS.

Born 10 Mn. and Ars. James Nash
2ZO6 :. Michigan St. "a son. March l..
Born 20 Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Neiser. 932 W. Oak ST.. son
March ?.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
GEO. ID. BEROTH

lawyer. is now located in suite a24-
f26 Farmers Trust Bldg Home
Nhone SSH. Bell 75S 2O97-42
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05
UNDERWRITERS
STAGE BANQUET
J. c. Irwin Succeeds Joe Brink
as Secretary of Local
Organization.

The monthly banquet and meet
ins OF the Life Insurance Under
writers association held Monday
evening in the Farmers Trust Inn
proved TO be a huge success and was
attended by all the members. who
expressed their pleasure and en-
jOyment Of the entire program j..
such terms of hearty appreciation
that the success of the meetings
planned for the future is assured.
T.. a. Schafer OF the Mass. Mutual
Life Insurance CO, president Of the
association, presided over the meet
ing. a very enjoyable banquet was
served at $50 o'clock followed by
a clover and we'll arranged pro-
gram of entertainment by local tall
ent in the persons OF Miss Helen
Guilfoyle. James Cover ana Duke
Staples. Miss Guilfoyle rendered the
piano selections while James cover
and Duke Staples entertained with
some popular songs and lmpersOn-
atoms.
Stuart MacKibbin was the prin-
cipal speaker OF the evening and
gave an interesting talk, using for
his subject. When is man dead
He treated his subject from a lesal
standpoint, explaining the law of in
surance and the difficulties involved
therein. Mr.. MacKibbin further
spoke Of life insurance i'm general
which made his talk particularly
suita BILE TO the occasion. James r.
Gregory of the Peoples Life Insur-
ance CO. Of Frankfort. followed Mr.
MacKibbin's talk. touching upon in
surance and personal experiences.
driving his points home i'm "A heart
to heart manner that was we'll re-
ceived.
Irwin Succeeds Brink.
other speakers of the evening
were, G. a. Howe OF the Equita BILE
Life: James Romine of the Indian
apolis Life; r. y. Johnson of the
Northwestern Mutual Life; Messrs
Battenburg and Hannah OF the
Prudential Life and Rhode of the
Mass. Mutual.
After the speaking j. c. Irwin
was elected secretary of the organi-
Zation TO succeed Joseph Brink. who
rendered his resignation at the
meeting. Interest is being aroused
in the organization. and promise TO
make il an important factor in in
surance affairs of the state.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1918-03-05


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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

! Clarke, Edw., L., Pendleton, Med
Dept, 18th Inf, Camp Fremont.
Clark, Ray, Pendleton, Camp Lewis
Wash.
! Clark, Earl F., AIbee, mounted scout
/ goth Eng.
Clark. Walter e, Helix, fireman, U
$. S. Mongolia, n. Y.
Clark, William l., Pendleton, Camp
Lewis.
Nclay Henry c.. Field Artillery.
Cochran, Harold c., U. S. N.
Coe, George c., Stanfield, o. T. C.
Camp Zachary Taylor, Ky.
Coffman. Joseph W Fort McDow,
Coffman. sylvester ", Milton, Ore.
Camp Lewis.
Coffman. Victor E, Milton, Spruce
Division. S. c., U. S. A.
Colburn, George, National Army.
Cole, Cecil, Benson Poly School.
Portland.
Cole, Walter NJ. Field Artillery.
Coleman. John, Field Artillery.
Colesworthy, Joseph E, Pendleton,
machinists mate, class, L. S. n. r,
Collins, Jim B.. Field Artillery.
Collins, Melville, Field artillery.
Compton, Alden A, Field Artillery.
Comstock, William r., Camp Lewis.
Condor, Jean F., Field Artillery.
Cone, owen s., Fort Des Moines.
Connell. Archie NJ, Freewater, Ore.
Camp Lewis.
Connor, Clyde C., stanfield, ore. U.
S. S. Indiana.
Connor. Harry L, Pilot Rock, U. s.
n, Manila p. 1.
Corley, wilford Gurdane, Seattle.
Cook, Carl NJ. Camp Lewis.
Cooke, James F., Captain Hdq. Troop,
3rd Army Corps, a. f. F.
corby, Harold F., Radio, first class.
L. S. y.
Cornelison, James NJ, Pendleton. Y,
NJ. c. A, Motor Transport Service,
Paris.
Crane, James, Camp Lewis.
Crawford. oscar, Brownlee, Ore. CO.
b, S63 Inf, Camp Greene, y. c.
Crigler. John G.. amp Lewis.
Crispin. Herbert s, Pendletou. Camp
Lewis.
Samuel c, National Army
Gearold r., Echo. L. S. n.
Dakin, Maurice w. Camp Lewis.
Daily, Charles, L. $. y, hospital.
Dambach, Henry p. Fort Mcdowell.
Daniel John F.. L. :. y.
Darby. ] w, No. 6S6S4, Co.. A.,
Bait, Canadian Eng. b. f. F.,
France.
Andy. Camp Pike, Ark.
Daubner George E, Pendleton. sgt.
Signal Corps, L. :. A., Portland.
Dougherty, John. Freewater. Oregon,
Camp Lewis.
Davis. Desota w. Camp Lewis.
Davis. Vernon ", L. 5. y.
Davis, Walter u. Camp Lewis.
Davis. William II. L., Pendleton. RAJ
dio electrician. first class. L. :. y,
Bremerton.
Dawson, Verna, Echo. l. :. NJ. c.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

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A. F. r Franee
Renedtct Alvin Field Artillery
Berry. George A.
Berry. walla WaIla, National Army
Vancouver.
Berry Louis Weaver. Camp Lewis.
Best. James A., Captain, Med. Corps
army.
Rast NAL w. Camn owls
Bin Pbillin Camp lewis.
RirdselI TIovd ~ Fart AtcT1owetl
4Biggs. Lester w, Camp Lewis.
Bithee. Fred, H. r. A
Blackwell Tyra o., Camp Lewis.
Blahnl. Louis, Rieth, navy.
Rlakes Ivan d.. Fort Mcdowell.
Blake. Ray Lewis. Vancouver.
Blakeley. Glenn. UmatiiIa, -R2 Eng.
Co. D., Camp Beni Harrison. Ind.
Blakeley. Leslie. 9Th Co, End Bat
166 d. b., Camp Lewis.
Blakeley, Harold, navy. Mare Island
Rlancett. Adelbert Pendleton. A. So
Lord Stratcona Horse, b. Z. F
Killed in action.
Blanchemin, Alvin J., Pendleton, ma
Wv
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Boodanski, Ben, .Pendleton, Co. c.,
18th Inf. Camp Fremont.
Booher, Jacob. Athena, teamster.
18th Co 154 d. b. Glenburnie, Nd.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Brandt, Henry, Camp Lewis.
Breeding, Fritz c., Camp Lewis.
Breeding, John W., Field Artillery.
Briggs, Cal. Pendleton, Bat. A., IL
+. A, camp Kearney.
Bronson. emery, Pendleton. Caml
Lewis
Brown, Arthur L., Fort Mcdowell.
Brown, C. A, Durkee. Camp Lewis.
Brown, Cecil, Pilot Rock, u. S. N.
Brown, Clel c., Pendleton, L. s. NJ
! c., A. f, F, France.
Brown, Frank X, Salem. Fort Nc
Dowell. e..
Rrunn, Jesse, Field Artillery.
Brown, John A., Camp Kearney.
Bryson, John E., Field Artillery.
Eucken, William H.
Bulfinch, Charles s, Weston, U. S.
NJ. c.. Iowa Island, n. Y.
Bunemeyer, Bernard c., National
Army.
Burton, Blaine c., Pendleton, U S. A,
Mechanical Arts School, S. F.
Rushman, Fred, Camp Lewis.
Butson, John Edw., Jr., Camp Lewis.
Bybee, Volney A, Pendleton, u. 5.
~, Bremerton.
Byrd, owen r., Pendleton, Ore.
Mech. Arts School. s F.
Ryrne. wnlfam B: Ukiah. Prov.
Troop E, 12th Cav. columbus y. NJ.
Gable, Alfred, Pilot Rock, L. S. NJ.
Gable. Frank, Pendleton, Stable Sgt.
Bat. d, las F. A., a. E. F.
r,r n n
Troop L, 18th cav, A. E. F.
Calfee, Herbert Willis, Pendleton, IS
f. "a Bat. d. \. f. F.
Callison. Bernard A., Pendleton. 10th
Cav. Troop 1, Fort Brown, Tex.
Cameron, Evan, Pilot Rock, Orr,
Field Artillery.
Campbell Bert, Pendleton. 18th Eng.
Lakewood, y. J. Oh. p. L.
Garfield, John H. Hermiston, Co. 16.
166 d. b., Camp Lewis
Carlson. Benz. Pendleton, Bat. E.,
14s f. A. CKilled in accident.)
Carlson. Lee. Camp Lewis.
Carr. Ivan, Bat, d, 146 F. A., a. f. F.
France
Carroll, Ross f, Camp Lewis.
Carson, Clarence, L. s. n. T. $, Goat
Island.
Cary. L. c., Pendleton, Camp Lewis.
Casey. Edward T. Vancouver.
Casteel, Lew: Ukiah, L. S. NJ. c.
Catching Clarence L, Fort Mellow
ell.
Californian. William O., Pendleton,
las F.. A.. Bat. T.. A. e. E.
Chamberlain. Russell W
Chambers. Harry NJ. PendIet1a, Camp
z. Taylor. r a.
Albert, camp Lewis.
Arthur H.. Athena. Camp
Lewis. CHonorably DISCHARGED To-
26-17O
Dalton c.. Camp lewis.
Chapman, RAY T.. Camp Lewis.
WAYNE. T.. Camp Near
thur.
Christensen. Jesse V. Camp Lewis.
Clark, Alden. Fort Mcdowell
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19
1925 Men from UrnatilZa County Are Serving
In the War1to Free the World from Despohsm

To make a service flag for UmatilIa
county would require 1925 stars. Nc
more evidence is necessary 10 show
that UmatilIa county is doing her part
in the great war, and Is sending the
best blood of the county In doing her
part TO make the world safe for de-
mOcracy. These young men are In all
branches of the service, and I'm all
parts of the world. They have been
drawn from every corner of the coun-
~ and from every industry, represent
ing the weaIthlest families as well as
the poorest.
ObOut onc-half of the 1926 went as
volunteers and the others were called
by the seIectlve service law.
One OF the services being performed
by NJ. II. Chessman, secretary of the
UmatilIa County Service League, is to
prepare a card lnt:ex with the record
of each person from the county in
war service. This record includes
those I'm the military service, I'm ALI
branches, as well as a few I'm the
forces of the allies as well as six la
dies who are nursing. In the Rcd Cross
work in France, yeomanettes and 9th
er active war work.
Following are the names MFR.
Chessman has in his fIIes and ne will
appreciate the favor If those inter-
ested will send him the name and
address of any In the service missing
from this list, or where the address Is
omitted or incorrectly given to for
war the correct address:
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-09-19

Aaron, Bruce H, Echo, navy.
Aaron, James A., Echo, aviation
Abbott, Earl H, Pilot Rock, Bat. E
146 f A, A. L. +.
Ackerman, Delbert c., Ft. Mcdowell
Adams. John, Hermiston, Ore, navy
Agee, Meryl D., o. A. C. training de
tachment. Corvallis
AggelOpulos, George N, Camp Lewis
Albert Louis, field artillery.
Albrecht, Walter Pilot Rock, navy.
Alexander. Marvin l. Camp Lewis.
Alexander. Roy F., Pendleton, Sgt
commissary department. camI
Lewis.
Allen, Andrew, + A.
Allen, Harry j., Freewatsr, Cam
Lewis.
Allen, William L., Benson PolS
school. Portland.
Allingham Walter d Camp Lewis
Alloway, Richard NJ, navy.
Altman. Louis, Fort Mcdowell.
Alvers. Manuel, Camp Lewis.
Aives, Thorne ", Nye, Camp Lewis.
Ames. Sgt. Ezra Floyd, Hermiston
Engineers, France.
Anderson, Carl A., Camp Lewis.
Anderson. Jewel Chapman, Pendleton,
Company c, 116 Eng, A. L f.
Anderson, r. T., Pendleton, Camp
Lewis.
Angels, Gust. Rieth. 14th Co., 4th
Bat. l66th Brig, Camp Lewis. -
Archer. sydney Robert, Stanfield. Co
b, Coast Artillery. Fort Worden.
Armstrong, Ernest e.
Arnold, Jesse Saylor, Camp Lewis.
Arsino. Joseph A., 18th Infantry.
Ash, Ralph Walker, Pendleton, navy.
Attebury, John J., Stanfield, fireman,
merchant marine.
'Attebury, Julian r., S64 aviation
squadron. st Paul.
Attebury, Walter r., Camp Lewis
Avery, William, Pilot Rock.
Babcock. William, Pilot Rock, navy.
Badgett, Emmett A., Camp Lewis.
Balm, Robert Lisley, Mckay, Caval-
ry. Camp Logan.
Baker Claude, 3rd Oregon.
Baker. Ray E. National Army
Baker. Tracy, Sgt, Ukiah. Camp
Lewis,
Baker, Willie, Pilot Rock, navy.
Baldwin, Nell b., Fort Mcdowell.
Ballig. Louis, Camp Lewis.
Banlster, Second Lieutenant John.
Milton. France.
Banks, Lee W.. Camp Lewis
Banks. Orville J., Camp Lewis.
Barden, Ralph. Camp Lewis.
Barnes Fred. Field Artillery.
Barnes. Ora Lee. Athena, navy.
Barnett, Earl c., Camp Lewis.
Barnhart, Johnson w, Umatilia Res
ervation, naval air service. Fort
Lilden, N. Y.
Bartei, Jacob D.. Camp Lewis.
Bartz. Ernest. Field Artillery.
Beamer. John H., Fort Mcdowell.
Bean, Charles f. Camp Lewis.
Bean, Clarence, sgt. Pendleton. Med.
Corps, SSs div. A f. F.. France.
Beasley. Walter b., navy, u. S. s.
North Dakota.
Beathe. Edward. second engineer.
transport Sutherland.
Beavert. Frank. U. s s. Charleston.
Beavert, Leonard, Fort Mcdowell.
Beavert, Robert T. StanfIeld. ma
chinist. navy.
Beck, Oscar j.. Camp Lewis.
Beekwith. Reuben p. PendIeton, LIST
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.Jttocilapeitz1orofeit
oc9ctt Jtalicner

2onoon Q. 9e8.-9ie 9nrdl-
fiibrune Ser g8affenitiIGitan6sbe-
0in9rlngen 8loiiden ssStalien tn6
0eiterreidl an Scr 0Itlid)en un0 noro-
ditIiden aiiite hes ooriatiiden @tee-
res BOT bteI giferIlt1t uno Geibun.
gen bei Der iugoilatpiidlen 8eboI.
ferung berborgeriifen. Sie iagen
SStolisn nad, ea tpoIle 6ieie @eoen.
oen, meIhe fai! genau Die eleiden
fino, tpie iie sSialien i'm Sabre 1915
bon ben Alliicrteit beriprod)en iuur.
Den, fir INNER beieben. Die SSugo-
fIalpen ftellen iid ouf ben Ston6.
punft, 6dB Die 9eIekuna 0urb ee.
miidjte oIliierie Gruppen un6 ni9t
aIfein 0lirdl itaIienifde erfolgen
ioIle. Der 8eiebuna sirnes ieitens
Der sStoIiener iit ein ftarfer 9Sro-
teit 0es frnatiiden g2ationalrots
in 4grom on oie GntenternGfte oe.
foIgt. gs miro berihtet, ooB oie 8e-
iebunJ an eini9en Bunften all be-
Oouertihen 3oiidenfdIlen 8tpiihen
ben StoIienern uno Sigoi(alpe1 ge-
iiibrt babe.
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Okkitpaticnstritppcn
in Scilti9cn 6renscn
Eeri6inas SGnptanartier in Srier;
@iilitGr. nnb 3ibilsonuernenre;
Gnslanbcr ii6er bic @ren5e,

(aGit Der omeritoniiben glrmee in
9ertIblan0, 2. Sea- - General
9eribin9 nno feline our Stfupotioil
Oeiitider @ebicte beitinll1lte glrmec
bnben Die preufiicbe @ren5e ilber-
ihritten une sobIreidbe 9orfer TO-
mie Die Stoot 9rier beiebt.
&eribing's Souptqinrtier tpur0c
in Erier oitf0cihldgen. CT tpirO @e.
neral Greiton @ropn gum nilit1-
ridden llno General $. u. Snitb
gum 3ibil @oubernelr ernennen.
Sricr Iiegt an Der MoieI, mir 81
@eiIan iiiolueit!id bon &oblena bns
ipabri9eirlib ebcnfalls bon ben
auerifanern beiebt fuerOen miro.
3ibiliiten scritorteu beri6ieoene
2Goen po omerifauiide SoIoaten
beim 9lnfaiif ron 9leifigfeiten iiber-
teuert norben noren.
Sic Sritea iiber bic @rcnsc.
2onoon, 2. Sea. General BLUNT
mer's goartgarOe bat bic preuBi-
ide @renae apiihen 8ebo un6
Guper iiberi9ritten, ipie 0ag Griegg.
nmt bette baflnt noGt. gtn geIt-
riger glbenb hotten Die Gritppeu
Die 9inie S1tra. 9teuIuno, 9uaigeu
lno lRontioie errei9t.
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Amcrikaltiiebc
| 1ocrliiitliite

@nI6ingtot, 3. Seq. geod.
ltehenoe 8erlaitliite mur6e bonn
ariegsanit befannt eegeben: Conn.
tag: ssSSln &nnlbfe get0tet, TT; IN
8nit0en geitorben, 2s9: our6 lin.
| gliidsidlle ooer ofl0ere l1riahen ae-
| Iitorbeis, Z; oapG aerpplnne llnfalle
geitorbet, 5; dit Rronf6eiten oeItor.
ben 1877; ibtuer beriuttnoet, 81; BEL
102 fonlite sic Sdpere Der Ser
lpunolng rtidlt feltgeiteatt fperoen;
leidt beripnnbet, 251; I'M Sample
bernliBt SIT. s3ltion1nten 3,029.
Montog 8orl1ittaa-sStn Sample
getotet, 10; an @unoen geltorben,
229; Ourd 11nf0lle 1tno onoere ur-
laden eeitorben, 6; on &rortfbpiten
geitorben, 440; fdiper beriullnoet,
446; bel 344 fonrlte Die Shnere
Der 8erpur6ung nid)t feItgelteIlt
iperoen; leidt berlpunoet, 81. 3u.
iolnnen 1868.
geaWnlttfdg sSIIt Stdn1bte getotet,
100; on g8ull0en geitorben 81;
0urd ltnf1Ie ober onoere llrfohen
geitor5en 80, Our6 2leroplane I'm
fdIte 9eItor6en. 2; I6lper oertpunoet,
SO; bel 204 fonnte 0ie SApere Ser
gerlpunoung nidt feItqeiteat iper.
ben; Ieiht berlounOet, s; i'm Sam.
pfc peruliBt, 3T2. 3niontinen 1,516.