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Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
RED CROSS NOTES

The irregular receipts of quotas of
Red Cross work are not due to the
local officers, but to the higher-ups
in the organization. The women in
charge OF the Pullman branch have
repeatedly urged that the quotas be
sent regularly and in sufficient guam
titles to keep the local workers busy,
but they have to take what is sent.
In compliance with instructions re-
ceived, Mrs e. w. Thorpe, chairman
of the Pullman branch, has appoint
ed a committee of five business men
to select list of two candidates for
each office to be filled at the an
nual election. This list of candi-
dates will be submitted to the mem
bers of the Pullman branch and from
the names suggested the officers for
the ensuing year will be chosen.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
HAS MONEY
TO BUY WASHING MACHINES

That there is between $500 and
$500 in the funds of the State Col
lege training detachment, derived
through dances and other entertain
ments, which can be used for the
purchase of washing machines if they
are deemed necessary, was the word
brought to the chamber of commerce
last Tuesday by Captain Chris Jen-
sen, ranking officer of the detach-
ment. Captain Jensen thanked the
chamber very courteously for its of
fer to purchase the electric washers
for the men of the detachment, but
stated that, with the funds avail
able. such action would be entirely
unnecessary.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
AIGC ST REPORT OF
TUBERCULOSIS NURSE

Mrs. Scion Shedd. president of the
Whitman County Anti-Tuberculosis
league, has received the following re-
port of the work of Mrs. King, the
county nurse, for the month of Au-
gust:
st. John--Doctors visits. .; In
structive visits. 6; business visits, 3
mington-Business visits. /;
instructive home visits. 8; inyestiga-
tons, /.
Tekoa Doctors visits. 1 instruct
i've home visits, 10; business visits,
4.
ColfaN-Business visits, 2; doc
tors visits, instructive home visits.
g.
Pullman-Business visits, l. doc
tors visits, instructive home visits,
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
W. II. PARRISH DIES

William II. Parrish aged 81 years,
succumbed at his home on High
street late Wednesday afternoon,
death being caused by old age, super
induced by severe cold. Mr. Par
IRISH had been a resident of Pullman
for 1 5 years, and enjoyed a wide ac-
He was a retired farm.
er and is survived by his widow and
two children, Charles Parrish and
Mrs. Cora Butler, both of this city.
Funeral services will be held from
the Kimball chapel this afternoon at
200 o'clock, in charge of the Rev.
J. w. Caughlan of the Methodist
church. Mr.. Parrish was born in
Nova Scotia on October 8, 1897, and
his entire life was one of honesty and
industry.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
DEATH OF G. G. SMITH

Gilbert Greene Smith, a pioneer of
Pullman, died at Portland Tuesday
morning. The body was shipped to
Pullman yesterday and laid to rest
in the I. O. o. F. cemetery, services
being conducted at the grave by the
Rev w. A. Spalding of the United
Presbyterian church. Mr.. Smith was
76 years Of age and death was caused
by chronic nephritis. from which he
had suffered some time. He left
Pullman a few days ago and went
to Oregon in the hope that his health
might be benefited. but to no avail
Deceased was born in Maine and is
survived by his widow and one SON
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
BRIEF LOCAL NEWS


"r' anu MIs' ENeFet' Jlnhett' "ho
lao oeeh F'si'ins relatives mere lel'
ioeSuay LOT NeaIuah' "nere MI y n-
net VII resume ms uuNes as super
'n'e"uept Vi scnools'
Miss Glenna K. Troy left Tuesday
for Newport, where she will teach
English in the high school. She eX-
pected to spend a few days with Spo-
kane friends before going on TO New
port.
h. L. STAN and family arrived in
Pullman Tuesday from San Fran
cisco Cal He is a veterinary stu
dent ana will enroll at the State Col
lege.
Miss Neil Williams left Tuesday TO
visit friends at several points on Pu-
get Sound.
Mrs. j. l.. Metsker and daughter
went to Occur d'Alene, Idaho, Mon
day to visit friends.
The members Of the Pullman den
tai fraternity journeyed to ColfaX on
Monday evening to attend the quar-
terly meeting of the Whitman County
Dental society. The next meeting
will be held in Pullman on Monday
evening, December >, when officers
will be elected A clinic will be CON
Quoted by ColfaX dentists at the Pull
man meeting.
Butler Stephenson returned this
week from a three weeks trip to
Douglas, Arizona. He reports in
tense heat in Arizona, the thermom-
eter registering 11S in the shade.
Mr.. and Mrs. V. w. Clarkson and
son left Tuesday for the Clarkson
farm in Canada, expecting to be gone
about two weeks.
Mrs. Nj. S. lamar visited friends at
Colfax Wednesday and Thursday.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
DIR. ARCHER MARRIED

DR.. e. A. Archer and his bride,
formerly Miss Blanche Gilbraith, re-
turned Sunday from their wedding
trip to Los Angeles, California. The
wedding was solemnized at Seattle on
August /, but the glad tidings were
not brought to Pullman until the re-
turn of the couple. The bride is a
registered nurse and formerly resid-
ed at Dayton, Wash. She came to
Pullman about year ago and, with
Miss Rachel Bishop, took over the
Pullman hospital, which they oper-
ated until about two months ago,
when Miss Gilbraith went to Seattle.
She made hosts of friends here and
is held in high esteem. While in
California DR.. Archer took advantage
of the opportunity to do post gradu-
ate work at the Los Angeles College
of Osteopathic Physicians and Sur
geOns.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
COLLEGE PUBLISHES
VALUABLE MAP

The State College has this week
published large road map of the
Northwest, showing every important
highway which will be dispensed
free of charge. The map is in the
form of a neat folder, one side con-
tanning % views OF the college cam
pus and laboratories, together with
terse information concerning the in
stitution, while the entire reverse
side is given over to the map, which
is l9N25 inches in size The folder is
issued by the department of highway
engineering and is undoubtedly one
OF he most valuable pieces of adyer-
Using ever issued from the college.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
INSURE WITH McCLASKEY.
PULLMAN MEN OFF FOR CAMP

Charles Wheeler William T. Kloss-
ner and Fred Brannon, all of Pull
man, were included in the contingent
of drafted men who left Colfax Tues
day for Camp Lewis. Earl Whitlow,
whose name was included in the list,
was returned to Pullman because of
slight illness and an alternate was
substituted, Marshall Morris accom-
an alternate, but was not needed to
fill up the quota and returned to
Pullman to await the next draft.
Wheeler was made assistant leader
in charge of the contingent on the
trip to the coast.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
Talk with DOWNEN
INSTRUMENTATION FAMILY

Last weeks Palouse Republic con-
tanned an interesting photograph of
a degeneration family headed by
Mrs. Elizabeth Turnbow (Aunt Bet
ty) of that city. The great-grand-
daughter is Mrs. Earl Prophet of this
city, while the great-great- grand
daughter is her little daughter,
Earline. Mrs. Turnbow, the head of
this remarkable family, is SO years
old and the mother of 10 children,
nine of whom are living.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
DISPENSING s. A. Il. G.
INFORMATION

Prof. Herbert Kimbrough and DR.
week dispensing information at the
Interstate fair concerning the stu
dents army training corps and the
steps to be taken by high school
graduates to enter the State College
this fall and become members of the
military unit, which entities them to
the pay and privileges of a soldier
while pursuing their college work.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
WILL HAVE STATION
FOR TESTING LIGHTS

Pullman will soon have a well
equipped station for testing automo-
bile lights. according to the report
made to the chamber of commerce
Tuesday by o. l.. Waller, chairman
of a committee to investigate the
matter. Prof. Waller reported that
the Washington Water Power will in
stall the switch and asked the cham
Der to provide the necessary lumber
and eight men to do two hours work.
The station will be located near the
stone quarry at the railroad crossing,
just east of town.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
MACHINE BURNS

The John Boyles separator, oper-
ating on the c. +. Maynard farm
near Cotton, was burned to the
ground Wednesday afternoon &C
cording to information received in
Pullman. The grain loss was slight.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
GENERAL SUGAR CONSERVATION
Il sugar necessary in the diet2

l. sugar necessary in the diet2
Neither beet sugar is necessary ?,
average American diet allth sugar need cd ~ tne
narily be supplied by using honey srups frasI orul
served and dried fruits. ISIS pre-
What the general sugar saving rules?
Use all sugar sparngly and wherever possh
other sweeteners. Be sparing of confectiona use
sweet cakes. The American people last wear s ano
enough money for candy TO feed all Belgium fo spent
years Supplement sugar with honey and s; Two
Cultivate taste for fruit in it's natural swost ups
Sugar is fuel food Get fuel from potatoes sess s
other starchy foods rather than from sugar S sao
exces them as an energy-food only because u saf
duces energy more quickly They excel sugar pro-
they supply more than merely the fuel need nce
How may the ration be expressed in ou.r,,..
known to everyone?
Two pounds per month means about ounce. -
week. little more than ounce day. This J per
ration is trife than 2 tablespoons leva, u fW
1t should be remembered that this is to nclnd ~
use cooking, in ice cream and desserts on ceraaIs
H@T2l Ut
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06
DITTHIE'S

For General White Lead-10c per
pound in IL p %, so and 100 pound
lots.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

Garfield-Instructive home visit,
|; business visits, |.
Palouse-Instructive home vioit.
1.
Oakesdale-Home visits CschoOl,
80; instructive home visits, 6, in.
vestigations, 6; business visits d.
doctors visits, 2.
Observation-Disclosures visits, Il
doctors visits. /.
Notal-Business visits, 10; doc
tors visits, s; instructive home visit
Al; school home visits, 80, invest.
cations, I.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

The members of the junior CLASSES
OF the United Presbyterian church
enjoyed a picnic at the city park
Wednesday afternoon. Games and
refreshments made the afternoon a
happy one for the youngsters.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

VIII you have rooms for college
women? Call ca. stp6-20
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

INSURE WITH McCLAsKEY.
Pullman herald. [volume] (Pullman, W.T. [Wash.]) 1888-1989, 1918-09-06

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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-30

6rau aoolpbus 9uid bot ourA
ibrel 4niualt CHARLES geagel. ben
friiberen @anoeIs- uno sfrbeits -gfini-
tier, abermnls elm @eiu1 beitn usllien
Yropertp guitooian" Yalnler, ser oas
gigentum feinoliber 4usl1nber per-
ualtet. einreihen laIien, in Dem lie
Inn gfiiderltattung ibres beiblaa,
nnbmten gernlogens petitioniert. s(u.
malt 9tagel bat in Dem Outrage nat-
aetpieien, oaB es augenideinli6 Ole
IbIidt oes &ongreiies mar, ioldes
Gtgentnnl nit 9eidlag au belegen, 10
lange Die 8eiiter I'M feinoIiden Nus.
lanoe tDeilten, es aber BEL oeren Miif-
febr nad Imerifa 5iiriif5ugeben lmo
ftibt in Bermanen5 81 fonfis5ieren.
= 9ie sSabrifanten bon 3eitungs,
papier baben bie8unoes- 6anoelsfom=
mifiion petitioniert, oie 9apierpreiie
gu erboben Die @ereilrigung Der 3ei-
tungsberaus9eber bat 9roteit bierge,
gen eingelegt. Die @onocIsfominil-
iion miro nihtsoeltomeniger boren.
mas Die 5abrifartten fir oie Gr65-
hung Der 8apierpreiie por5ubrineen
baben.
Der 9eutiebe Bruno Opper.
mann tuur6e aiti ieiner Jarm in ser
siobe bon gnsliibtopn, q. s., BON
slgenten oes Suiti5oepnrteIaents Der.
baftet @r itebt i'm 8eroadt, oen oeut-
i6en ltnterieebooten, tpel6e iid Dor
einigen @o6en an Der atIantiihen
&iiite ge5eigt baben geadridten ourrb
einen orabtlofen Selegrapben slppa-
rot iibermittelt 8u baben. Die sSarm
ioa IN elmer einiamen 8egeno lieaen.
Cine lon9e 8loggenItange loipie cine
Art Gelegrapben apparat muroen|
auf Der 5arm porgefunoen llno man
beboiiptet, oab bieie our abIenouia
orabtloier gsadrihten bdtten ae.
6raudt peroen fonnen. Die staerfcn
babcu aud einen BON Der oeutId,cn
NtilitGr @eripolhtng fir Spper.
mann ausgeiteIlten BaB gefun6en.
- gllls 8aibiuston miro gemeloet,
oaB Brdlioent @illon oen sSarmern
oes Beltens, ipelde infoIse BON Srot.
fcnbeit ibr 8ieb perlorcn un6 cine
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-30
Iooieuelt nnb bic gmerifaner oent=
id)er 6erf,tnft.

Gbeo6ore aooiepelt baf fir Sic
9(nguitnlnner oeS yMetropolitan
Wagd5ine" einen iei1er borofterilti-
lcben slrtifel gei6riebeil in peldenpl
er iebr piele quite @orte fir sic Mnlc-
rifaner oentfder Serfllnft ftnoet. Gu
gar fir Die oelti6ipradige 9reIIe
finoet er freunoli6e 8orte, i1oen1 er
piaig anerfel1nt, mas biele 9l1tter
menigltens nan6e BON ibnelt, in Ger
8ergangenbeit i'm Srtterelie oes 2an=
oes getan baben ltno mas Tie gegelt=
martig fun.
Wfit gang beioltoerem geahcruf
fpenoet Der ebelnalige Iraiioent oer
Feplibllf iid] gegen iene, Die gegen-
martig orf oie anerifaner oeutlder
9erfltnft bon oben berabieben ooer
lie gar 1T ltngeredter @eiic perbdb-
tigen neil iie oel1ti6es 8llt in III
rem s(oern boben gr eriltllert oaron,
oaB aud) in ieinen goern oeutibe5
glut fGieBt @ortIi1 fd]reibt Ser Ser
faifer. o@ir nliiiieu ieoen guten
9lnerifoner beutl6er ooer am
oerer Serfl1nft als po1tperttgen giir=
ger bebaltoeln, ipie mir ieocn dnba~en
s(merifater bebonoellL uno mir mill
len uniere @eiidter tpie &ieieI 5escn
gcgcn Die &reaturen, oie einen ipl1elt|
41nerifaner als r1iroermertia betraGiz
ten ober feline ooer feincr gItern @e-
burtsitatte eegen i'm geltenO MAIDEN.
Gie Srelinbe, auf Die ih am itpl5elten
bin, idIieBen Mdilner Elm ipie 2oeb
nno Sans 3inier lno 9olge uno oen
peritorbenen George Mener rtlto sobI-
rei6e anoere, Die elltipeoer ielbit ooer
oeren Sobne in ser Mrmee ltebe,t,
nno oeren Yatriotismlls lie Su irgeno
elmer Stelle beredtigt, bonn 8rdiiben.
ten abtp1rts.
8ooieuelt iblieBt oieien Cell ieiner
slnsfiibrungen nit foIgenbem spud)-
tigen Sase:: u3tpiiden oieien MGn-
nern, Die BON Der beIten arnerifanl=
ihen 9lrt i'm 2a1be limo, uno anoereu
slmerifanern einet1 llttteridieo ma
der, neil iie gang ooer teiIpeiie BON.
oelttiber Serfunft iiro, lit cine ME.
oertra6tige @eneinbeit bonn perlon=
lihen Sta1oplinft, ltno bonn offentli-
hen Stanopunft elm onr6aus uns
amerifaniides Beginner. s(u6 Sic
Wfanie, Snititlitionen, Die 4merifaner
oelltidber Serfltnft gegriinoet uno 5ur
glilte gebra6t babert, um5nnennen,
itreift &ooiepelt, inoem er ben poa
gelpiiier Seite eer1abten @ori6lag,
ben Seem Dorfer 2ieoerfran5 ulnau-
nennen als abiuro beSeid)net. Die
9e5eibnung 2ie0erfrana fei fiir cine
gereinigung ein ebenio paiienoer ga.
me ipie Die 9e8ei1nltng aniderboder.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-30
@egen =Stfeniiuc
Ritl In Oct SoilonS R@emS gegeno O6 innnr medu uor
2tmerifnnii1c Grfoloe.
Sergy beiB uinkdmpft in afnerikanlldben bdnden.
0feme cemticf)e SyrDnt.
Nnaebider Srnd 5milden 9enidlanD nno Der SIrfei
Gein Streif Oct englild)eu Wnnitionsarbeiter.
Nfenc reiiticbe eyrDmt.

9ldlt Stablidliffe NIT einem &c,
halt bon $500 Spnnen lunr6en let.
fe ySpf)c in inieren Sdifsiuerften
abaeliefert.
Sin geldlmf bes iriiden 5iibrers
SDbn Sillon, Snrd) Sen 6ie irtidle
Eplitif Der Gesiernng mitgeteilt
mitrSe, lit pom ltmterbans bes ensli.
iden 9sarlameilts nit 245 gesen 10i
Stimmen snriifgeluieien.
Slns Gtpfbolm iuir6 geneloet, Sas
pam habe Der iibiriiden 9iesiernns
$50 Millionen Dollar fir Die 8if.
onns elmer itarfen slrmee selieben.
Sibiricn babe iid baseseu perpflid-
tet, Die 3rmppen, bie Sapan berii6er
fdife, nit 0ebensmitfeIn az peric.
Ten.
9lns StDfbDlm fpirb gemelbet
10000 beiuaffnete Sauern maridlicr.
fen aesen aieiu, Die Sanptitabt Ser
ltfrains.
Sn Stem iplI ein Wonardiitentdg
itattsefnnben ba6en, in bent beIdlpi.
len iumrbe, Die Mpnardic, inter
benz Groffiiritem sfieoIans als ga.
rem, iuie6er bersmitsllen.
SRI. Nsilabo sSannidef, cine
Spradlebrerin. lit in Oeiterreidp ais
fidedifde Spipnin sitm Sooe nernr-
teilt iuorSen. Sic reiite ieincrseit nit
bemielben Ganipfer nad europa, nit
Dem 8raf 8ernitorff bieGeiie madjte.
200 Meilen bon Der &iiite Sraii=
liens lit Elm GROCER italieniidDer Gam
pier, u@imieppe 1nribalbi" serlt0rf
iuorSen, onrdl cine GrploiiDn, ppn
Der man annimnt, 6ak iie onrd) cine
Spmamit-gunbe Deruriadjt iuar, Die
,Semano III benz Sdiff nntersebradjt
bate.
&riegsminiiter gafer nno bas Ee-
natsfomite, oas bic gircrafr-llnterlm-
dnna in SGnoen fat, nnterindem
gleidlseitis slmsietnnsem, Die Gene
ral Eeribing an Dem 6abilan6-N -Ncru-
plane, Der smr 3eit ann meiiten IN
ben amerifaniIden Syabrifen berac-
itellt iuirb, senadt fat.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-30
Sa baum

So, bate mir bon slnbeginn
80 mandes nidt gefeblt,
llno b1tt' ih MIR nit anoern Sinr
Den onoern 8ee gepablt.
llno b1tt' i6 auf Dem redten TfGo
Die re6te ,Silf' enlpfabn
llno 10 itatt oeiien, mas id tat.
Gas @egenteil setan;
ltno bdtt' if pieles nidjt aeiuuFt
Aus boberes @ebeib,
llno MIR Die Sdlft porber eetullBt
Bon oenL mos id bellt' tpeiB,
llno bott id ernitlid) nur getuollt,
So, pollt' ib nur nod iebt,
llno mare mir oas Slid 10 bolo
ssie mandem, oer's nidt id]14t,
llno bott' id 5ebn nal 10 oiel @elo
l!no fonnt' mas i6 nidt fam,
limo fam nod einnal auf Die @eIt =
So, oonn!
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-30

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on
July the 30th as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
Die Seutiden baben lire Stellnn-
gen bpn Spiilons nad) Gbeims aneer=
proentlih beritGrft, bnrh mene 6eier-
ben, mnb baben Den @erlnden Der
Gntente Srnppen, nad 9torben pur-
sn6rinsen, bartn6fisem gSiOeritanb
entgesengeiett, trDtbem finb lie se-
siunngen luoroen, iiberall 5uriidsnge-
fen, anker in Soiiions nnb in ibren
Gtellnngen bei 3beims. Siiolidl bon
GoiiiDns bis an ben Gurca binnnter
iinb Die 9laiierten an auciterenGte
tn bic oemtIden Geiben einsebrnngem.
Die Jranspien unb glinerifaner ba-
ben ben Cnrcq an peridjieoenen Stel
len iiberidJriften itu0 lire 2inien nad)
9sprocn borseidoben. Siio,utitlid bon
Nbeims iin6 bic 9llliierten aus ben
WGl6ern 9ernns nn6 IN ben Gbencn
angefpmmen, trDt oes entidiebenen
@iberitnnSes, ben Die 9entiden lei
lteteu; an einigen Stellen lparen bic
0entiden i'm Stan6e, oas @urbrin-
gen sil Derlangiameu, nirsenbs abcr
bradten lie es snm Stillitanb. Der
3ifsug Der 9entid)eu lit nuh iinmer
Drbentlid), bod iuerben tie ifarf be-
0rangt, beionbers nm syerc-cn-sarbc-
mois nnb Sersp, mo iie Nmerifaner
aegeniiber 6atten. Sduerc Sample
entiDifelten iid 6prt. Die 9entiden
battcn ben 4merifanern siuei baDeri-
fde 9ibiiipnen entseseu scitellt. Wian
ipollte Die gmerifaner perieGem pSer
iber 6en Curcq 5nriiftreiben. gei-
0es gelang nidt. Yiermal iuedieltc
Gergb ben Better, aber idjlieflid)
blieben bod Die Mmerifaner 6err.
Die 9ertid)en batten idmere @erlnite.
And nm Jere-en-Sar6enois iunrSe
idiuer gefdmpft, in ben Straken fam
ses 3nm 6an6gemenge, aber id)lieflidl
ipmroen 6ie 9entiden opd allnlablid
pertrieben. l1nmittelbar Iiblid non
SpifiDns berindten bic 9emtIdcn
ebenfalls Elm ipeiteres @pr6ringen sil
erbinbern, aber iduttilde srnppen
nabmea Gtellnngen in ben @prit6o-
ten pDn gnsanep, gera6e lueitlidJ bon
Der Strafe 5ipilden Spiiions nnb
Gbatean Sbierrb. @eiter iiiblid) nab-
men Die aran5pien @ranb 9io5op,
Gmgnb mn6 Butte Gbalmont. Nm Der
SoiiIuns-Jismes gahn Iollen mel.
rere Crte in Slammen iteben. 9ies
ideint ansnbenten, bak Sic 0entiden
iid lueiter madj 9torSen FIN snriifsic.
fen iuOlIen. @enn 6as rid)tig mn6 bic
Geutidjen beabiidtisen iiber Die Gpii.
ions-Iisnnes Balm snriifsmaeben,
10 mollen iie iuabridjeiulid lire ncn.
GU Stellnngen BON SpiiIOns mad
Often 5n an Der glisne emtlana bis
Sitm gesle nnb bann liio0itlid bis
mad Gbeims nebnlen. - an Der ga.
be BON Wprlaneonrt, in Der gsGbe BON
stmiens baben bic anitraliidlen srnp-
pen Der Gnsfan6er me6rerc @ra6en
genommen, Wefaneene gentadt mno
oem tSeimbe idiuere @erlmife 6eiac.
bradt; e6enio babcn and Sic aana-
0ier in Der yiabc BON 0rapelle, npro.
5itlid BON arras, GrfDlse se6abt.
Mud in Sesp nnb Rod)eres, Iiio.
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blntises 6anogemenee itattaefnnoen.
sSn ben Gampfen nm Serap itanben
prenkiide War6en ben 9lmerifaucru
gegeniiber.
am SOnntas iollen eff oentId)e
Aeroplane pon ensliidem snftidif.
fern 5erit6rt iein.
9ie 0emtiden babeu einen 9(marifi
anf ben S,iisef 181, uabe Nunt
Sansmoin, gemadt 9icJramspien fla.
Ben Stclfnnsen anf benz 6aeef.