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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
REV. ROBERT S. CARTER DIES
SUDDENLY AT UNIVERSITY

Charlottesville, Va. Sept. 2s.--The
community was shocked TO learn OF
The sudden death Tuesday evening OF
Robert Carter at hrs home at
the University. he having been on
the streets the first of the week ana
having conducted the services as
usual at the Church OF Our Savior at
Rio on Sunday last.
Rev Mr. Carter was of the we'll
known Carter family OF "Redlands"
near Carter's Bridge. in the county,
and was well known throughout this
section, where he had host OF
friends and a large family connec-
ton. including the Nicholases and
Randolphs. He spent the early years
of his life in this vicinity and was
a leading figure in agricultural cir
cies before he took up the ministry.
lie was born at Richards" the
ancestral seat OF his family. on May
3 1852
The deceased minister was mar
ried 10 Miss Besse Nolan, Of Middle
burg. Va. a daughter of the distin-
suished lawyer Hon Burr Nolan. of
that place. in 1891 and Is survived
by her and four children--two boys
and two girls OF his sons, Robert
Hin Carter, the elder. is captain
in the national army and now In
structor at Camp Zachary Taylor.
Louisville. h. and the other. Burr
Nolan Carter, is In his fourth year in
medicine at the University.
One of his daughters. Miss Margaret
Carter liz grown and the younger.
Miss Susan Carter is attending
school at the Hannah Moore insti-
tute. in Maryland.
Rev. Mr. Carter was brother of
the Misses Poloiy and Sally Carter,
the present owners of "Redlands,"
who were long noted in educational
circles as the principals of the ia
nous 81. Timathys school at Cations
VILE near Baltimore.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
CAMP HUMPHREYS HAS Sc
NEW INFLUENZA CASES

Alexandria. Va, Sept 25.-There
were no new cases of Spanish in
nuenxa reported yesterday to the
health department OF the District of
Columbia. The seven cases that have
been reported are all very mild.
Camp Humphreys reported fiftysix
new cases and Camp Meade eighty
nine.
The public health service last night
announced that ASA new cases in the
United States had been reported dur
ing the past twenty-four hours
Pneumonia has developed in 3so cases
during the same period. The number
of deaths during the twenty -four
hours was announced as liz. chiefly
from pneumonia.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
FLUVANNA SOLDIER KILLED
ENEMY WITH BARE FIST

Lynchburg, Va. Sept. ,s.-Confir-
nation of n dispatch from overseas
several weeks ago relative to the kill
ing Of a German soldier by an Ameri-
can who dropped his rife and slaugh-
tered the Hun with physical force
comes from Fork Union, where in
formation has been received that
Grover Clements. of Fluvanna county,
was the boy who turned the trick.
Clements parents have not only re-
ceived word that the soldier killed
his adversary with his fist. but In
addition that he picked the dead Hun
up and carried him undAr one arm
back to the American line.
. Clements, who weighs considerably
more than 500 pounds, before he
went into the army. was considered
F'luvanna's strong man, though. w
10 his exploit in France, he never
showed a tendency to things pugi-
liStic
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
WAvERLY ILEUTENANTS
ASSIGNED AS INSTRUCTORS

Especial to The Richmond Virginia n. J
Waverly. Va. Sept. 2e.--Lieutenan,
Fl. Aubrey Ford and Lieutenant Mar
vim l.. Gray, both OF whom won their
bars at Plattsburg, following only
six weeks training. have concluded
a few days furlough spent at their
homes in WaverIy and have reported
for duty as instructors. Lieutenant
Ford having left for Wesleyan univer-
si;y Connecticut. and Lieutenant
Gray for Amherst college, Massa-
chusetts.
Lieutenant Ford. who was a stu
dent at Richmond college last year
Is just eighteen. and Lieutenant Gray,
who attended Zion college, North
Carolina, is only nineteen. Their rela-
tives and friends gave them a happy
sendon
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
d0cl SPECIALT|ES
SHOW MOST ACTIVITY

New York. Sept. 2s.--In the stock
market today there was much strength
aispiayed. but 1t was in specialties not
Wtdeiy distributed and which there
1oro required but little money for
manipulation. That the movements
we're forced by pools goes without say
Hs, but 1t must also be said that the
POOLS had abundant justification in
earnings and assets for everything
hey did.
The big standard stocks Of larga cap
tanzatton were quiet, The reason
vas that any activity in them would
ave made important loans necessary.
mere no losses of importance. how
fver. eyengin these and the market was
trong throughout the day and closed
1t its best.
News from France dealt with vast
lew allied offensive and the street
Hent home in excellent humor hopeful
Dig news within day or two.
,rokers are turning their organiza-
ions over to the government for the
purpose OF selling those bonds and
lille tho campaign lasts will consider
took transactions and ordinary com
passions are mere incidentals.
A. always happens when speciaities
nS from one to another. Mercantile
iarine. preferred. started as leader.
tut was quickly dropped when 1t be-
(ane known that nothing decisive
Fouid be announced at the meeting OF
he directors The stock reacted two
Joints.
American Ice enjoyed more popular
today than for months. Payment OF
he full 6 per cent on the preferred
took left that issue yielding II per
|ent on the market price and wall
treet thinks this is too much, There
fas some good buying Of this issue
pr investment account as result.
ut the common which is selling at
- than some stockholders claim It
armed this year was the speculative
tvorite. 1t advanced more than hVe
cints and closed at the high figure
18th buying persistent.
Perhaps American steel Foundries
as the most important OF the special
es TO move. 1t scored an advance OF
1ore than Eve points also ana closed
the top price.
Baldwin Locomotive was strong
Trough the day and the action of other
kilway equipment shares leads to
Allef that the, group VIII be more ac-
We In the near future,
Foreign bonds ard tspe IA ~ hose
French cities were strong. VIZ
snia-west Virginia debt certificates
trang into activity with an advance
more than six points. These certt-
EAtes represent West Nirginia's share
the debt of the state of Virginia
hich was divided into two states at
be time Of the Civil war, There Is no
aestion as 10 the responsibility Tor
heir payment.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27

New York, Sept, 2s.-Addltionai
rength was shown In the cotton
arket today although quotations
nsed below the best. owing to profit-
king, Nervousness over the price
king proposition seemeG to have al
ost entirely subsidized. leaving the
ade ffesr To consider weather Tettdt~
ans and other factors.
AZ to the report - the federt1 De =
ertment OF agriculture on the CONT
ra Of the crop which VIII ~ issued
Ext Wednes ,ay, the general feeling
kpearea to be that 1t would she's
tile change "a eomfered with that of
|isust -. 81.
The close Ma steady at net gain
- To 81 laiets.
The exports fer The. day aggregated
|.5as
Spot at New Orleans was steady and
kchanred At 3.i.c the sales were
ETi bales Spot hero was quiet at
advance OF sixty points a. S3.eac
If midaiina. there were no sales
Receipts of some Of the leading
krts were New Oriea ms, s,TSa. Sasan~
III. ss73; Norfolk, T1S Augusta,
la; 81. Louis. s2e.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
MEMORIAL. SERVICE TODAY
FOR LIEUT.. J. FRANK C1.EMMER

Staunton. Va. Sept. ga memo
rial service for Lieutenant Jay Frank
Clemmer, who died u wounds in
France on August 12. will be held at
the home OF his parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Frank Clemmer, Silver
brook" Friday afternoon. September
~, at 4.30 O'Clock.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
SEVEN CONVERTED AND FIFTY
JOIN CHURCH At REVIVAL

Especial to The Richmond virginian.)
Keysville. Va. Sept. :6.-Rev.
H. H. Harris and Rev. w. w. Grover
have closed the series OF revival SER
vices at Crab Orchard chapel. Large
crowds attended. There were seven
conversions and nifty reconsecrated
their lives to Christian service.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
Indicted for Murder.

Alexandria, va, Sept. 26.-William
Montague, colored. charged with
shooting and killing Irving Dudley.
colored, was indicted for the murder
by special grand jury which met at
1850 o'clock today In the corpora
ton court, Judge l.. c. Barley pre-
siding. c. Page Waller. Jr.. was fore
man.
The trial Of Montague was set for
Wednesday. October 2.
The murder took place the night OF
September ~.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
Has Fractured Skull.

Bristol. Va. Sept. 2s.-Arthur
Rhotem. young son OF E. J. Rhotem,
OF Clinchport. Va. is in a local hos
pital suffering from a fractured skull
The boy was injured when struck with
bat while playing baseball.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27

cans) ..... II CTS II d.s
In nearly every case the hrst column
under consumer pays ia the maxi
mum price for cash and carry stores.
The second column the maximum for
credit and delivery stores.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
WEEKLY MARKET QUOTATIONS
SuEgested Food Prices.

The prices below are considered BY
Che local food administration to be fair
and reasonable. They are issued by
DIR. l.. Eaton. local director of markets
and TRANSFORMATION. and apply tic the
Richmond market only. September 20,
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
RICHMOND STOCK MARKET.

Richmond. Va. Sept. IS. 1918.
state Securities
-. AL
lrginia Centuries 1921 "a
lrEinia as Old. c.
Ind r. ...,..f a3sisss SIS. ssi.
nastresd n""'
aboard Ad. 5's. 1919 81
In =. and G. #. As. 1856 e2is
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
VIRGINIA R0fiSA CHEMICAL. co,
OFFICE OF TREASURER.
Richmond. Va. Sept. 20, 1918.
IAa-~AAA

Richmond. Va. Sept 2s, 1918.
Divtdena No. 49,.
The board OF directors OF Virginia
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared a dividend Of l per cent
Ol per share). the same being dividend
No. IS on the common stock of this
company. payable November I. 1918, to
stockholders Of record At the close OF
business on October Is. 1919. Tho trans
fer books win not be closed.
g. w. TRAINERS.
- Treasurer.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27

nlCHMOND nav MARKrT
Hnessea1s O1esassess ~ "CAasxe.I
Rsohmond. Va. Sept. -. 1918.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1918-09-27
NOTICE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS CHEMICAL CO,
OFFICE or TREASURER.


Richmond. Va. Sept. -, 1918.
DfvtAeaa Ne. a.
Tho board OF directors Of Virginia
Carolina Chemical company have this
day declared y dividend OF : per cent
6. per share). the same being quar-
terly dividend No. 90 on the preferred
stock OF this company, payable Octo-
Der Is, 1918, when checks will be mailed
to all preferred stockholders Of record
at the close Of business on October {,
1918.
$. W, TRAvERS,
Treasurer.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-23
yerlaugt.. arantfnudrttrinaen

Ser @eneralor5t Ser glrrnee Der
Ser. Stnaten, Or. s. @orgas, for
bert uus auf, einer 9lufrrf an ilrnee
Naohen 5lt erlalien, Die iid) in oell
Niilitdr= uno Warine &ospitdlern
Der aranfenpflege slt pionlen ipiin-
fhen, lieb bonn 80. Suli on in Ser
na6lteil bonn 5rouen=Gomite oes
Council Of 9tofional Deferlie" etab-
lierten gfefrntierungs= Citation 5ll
lneloen Ger arieg erbeiidt eine ME
geabnte sln5abl gepriifter g8drterin-
men; ooh fonnen nlir Dieienigelt, bic
einelt poaen altrius ollr9genad)f
buben, gum iiberieeiihen Dienit her-
ange5ogen tper6eu. gs tperoen 25.-
900 iltnge 5rauen i'm Sitter BON 10
big 35 ssabrer perlangt; Tie ntiiifen
intelligent, peranttportlid, BON better
@einnobeit iein uno cine quite 5bnT-
biloltng genoiien baben nod bei-
Ter lit cine Goaege=gnsbiIonng. Ole
Stuoerrtil erhdlt Soft, oogis ullo
llnterridt frei in nlanben 61Ilen
audi cine Gntiddoigling fir 8iiher
uno Uniform. gfnhoen1 lie ibre
Griifitng beltanoen, rnngiert oas @es
balt BON $t0O bis $500 per Mfonat.
Der @enerolarst Or. 6. @orgas,
@nibil1ston, 8. g., erteilt auf 9fns
frage ndbere 9(nsfllnft.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-23
Nunlmer 1915
@ablz lz2lm5eigen.
Sur aunares IA. 9iltrift.

9ie u5reie 9relle@ II autorilisrt,
ben M6tbnren Games s. GiaDnen aIs
@anotbdt fir Die 8ieberipa6l fir ocn
a. aonsreBs9iitrift an5nfinloigen, abz
bdneig bon ben am 81. SltIi itattfinoers
Den oer1ofratiiben Hrin1drfpnbIeu.
(Rolitiide glt5eise.
Die uSreie Ere6e" lit alttoriliert,
Carlos See als &anbionten fiir ben
SongreR i'm "A. aongrebs sDiInift onsnz
fiinoigen, nbbdn9ig bon Der gtlt56eioting
Der 0en1ofratifben Erimdrtpnbfen,
lHoIitifde Nnseise.)
Sic rSreie greiIe" lit uutorifiert.
ben M6tb. 4. 3. 8arrett bon Gm Mus
tonic als @anoionten fir 6em apngrcB
bonn IA. Di5trift nn3iifiiiloigen, ab6ans
gig bon ben oemofrafiiben Trintdripdb@
len am 81. Suli 1918
(9oIitiid)e gln5eige.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-23

bat Gin bemtides ilnterieebout uer-
ienft.
Ger 0nbliner &Drreippnoent Der
Spnboner p9nilb gsems" melbet, man
babe iueben cine srofe bentia-iriide
&eridmDrnna entbeft mnb sipnr
bnrd) oas slnffangen BON 8riefen, Die
0emtide in Amerifa nit SrlGnbern
geluedielt 1atten.
Nie ams Neiu Yorf gemelbet iuirn,
sebt aus 8ricfen, bic m,am BEL BEN
firsli6 Derbafteten Or. bon GtrenIdj
in Neip Yorf anfsefnnben fat, fer.
Dpr, baf 9entfdlanb ielbit nadJ BEN
Mnsbrud bes &rieges sipiiden i5m
nnb ben Ser. etaaten erImdjt bat,
bemtide Heierbiiten bon bier ans mad
Ganabn mnb Merieo IN ienben. Sn
eriteren 9nn6e iupllte man sic A6-
fabrt BON fnnabiIdenSrubpem per1in=
bern, in lebterem bic Merifamer smm
sGinfaa in Die Ser. Staaten aufsu-
rei5em.
9as sSniti5bepartement in Naib-
ington bat eine,s srofen Sdmin6el in
@esns anf bic eiefernna BON 3esems
rOden an iniere Sploatcn in ssramf-
reid entoedt. Siebsebn Ofii5iere mnS
Nnaeitellte BON ssnbrifen in Nelu
D0rf mn0 grpDflbn iin6 Derbaftet.
glns @aibinston lpirb semel6et,
Eraii0eut @iliDn iuerbe bemnGd5it et-
ne entidiebene GrflGrnns sesen Nns-
iibuns bes Dob gaiu nnter 6ergeasfe
oes gatriptismns, mig iie in GDllins-
piile, 81, in benz 9pnden bes 3D-
bert Eraeger gum Mms6rnf fam, err
laiien. Gr uirb 6arnnf aufmerfidm
MAIDEN, 6af Sieier Iorfall bon
Sentid)lano oasn benntt iunr6e, nm
oas Anieben Der Der. Stantem iu
Si6-Nmerita mno anbersiup 6ermnteY
ST ieten.
y!ms WaibingtDn iuirS genielhet,
Die geiuillignneen Der beioen Gitun-
gen Ses 6riegsfunsreiTes beliefen I'D,
anf nabesm $1,000 Nsilliumen Oollar.
Der nglien Eroperts Guitobian"
Ealmer fat Sas 0eldaft non 6. Wp-
aelitein e So. in geeiu gurf NIT Nf-
tipen bon Mngefahr nemm Wilfipnen
Dollar unS bas 0eidafts ppu Seer
Sunbbeimer & So. in 9teu g)orf,
nit Iftipen nan finf Willipmen Dol.
lar, NIT Seidllag belegt, mDSnrd) er
Der oentiden &pntrolle Der Netal(-
SnSnitrie in Amerifa Elm Gnbe ee-
imadlt baben ioll. Nan glanbt, Saf
oieie beiOen GjeidJafte 0entidJlau6
NIT &upfer, 3inf nnb auoercm
ariegsmaterial periprgt @abcn.
Wie ans @aibinstun gemelbet
tuirb, iuiro Sns ltnterfomite Ses Iena.
toriellen Militarfomites ii6er leiuc
ylircraft llnterindnns beridten,
oaE man Wiillioncn Dollar nit 8sr.
iadlen nit benz cgriitol" nn6 anbc.
rem Neroplan Sbpen beridluenoet
bat; bah ferner 1900 training
planes" Die Ieds Nillionen Dollar
foiteten, sn altem Giien seiuuriem
iunroen, neil iie su sefabrlidJ lparen;
SaR Der eibertD Notur aber' ansae.
5eidnet, leood 5it iduer fir oas
pgriitpl IaHe" lit. Wiam fanat Ses.
balb aud an, bic rSriitol Elanes"
ab5nid)affen.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-23

sluf Dem 5lugfeIoe BEL Sort
WORTH iino ON Montag nadmittaa
aberindls 5ipei slpintifer, ole ;Sliegcrs
leatnants 9onalo s. GbarIton bon
Sulpbur Springs, Obio. lmo Suor
eigene Firnerbolm bon Sdenecto.
op, q. y, nit ibrem aeroplm abac.
itiir5t nto getotet. slm Gage porber
pernnglilften, iuie mir ihon mitge.
teilt, Gle Sentnants Snpber irno 9an.
ner, 10 oaB ilmerbolb "a Stunoen
pier 5lieger alif Elm uno oemieIben
Nolationsfcloe oas Seben einbiisten.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-23

- :.
0entidlanb ben aries erflart.
General Eeribing bdt ueripnnbete
nmerifaniide SDlbaten in Ne6 Grpf
Soipitalern beindt unb tic iebr ge=
lpbt. rGuer 1aterlanb lit itpls ani
Gud, fat er linen seiagt.
ysad ben, offi3iellen 8crid)t uDu,
Naontas iinS nenn amerifaniidje
SpI6aten I'M aaulpf sefallen; pier=
sebn itarben an @nnSen nn6 fieben
an &ranfbeiten; brei famen bard
ltnf6lle o6er an6ere ltriaden INNS
2eben; 5ip5If tunrben Id,pcr bers
ipunbet, fedsebn iuerben bermikt nno
elmer 1T sefansen senontanen. Sera-
ner tparen nidt inter linen.
Die Staliener iinb in glIbanien
lueiter bprgebrmnsen nn6 baben Ser
rain am 0epoli-Jlniic aenontmen.
Nfan indt nafj benz ltnterieeboot,
bns in Der 9Gbe 6es Cape GD6 niell-
rere 9anbelsbarfen nerienft bat. Die
Sd)iffe i'm 6nfen BON goitDn iin6 ge-
luarnt uDrben, ben Safen su berlai-
len.
gDm6en, bic. amf bas 1tnterieebDDt
M Ser aiiite bon Maiiadjuietts sc-
luDrfen iumr6en, ipllen nidJt erplo-
Oiert iein. ssluttenminiiter Daniels
hat cine llnterind)nng eingeleitet.
Sn 9almatien, N0bmen nn6 TIM
sarn iollen ernite 1lnrnben ausgebrp-
den iein. Man iua 6nnberte upn
@enterern eridpiien nno mebrere
Samien6e perbaftet baben.
Maiierte 9uftidiffe, nnter ibnen
ardj gIn.erifaner, iollen bic l1nterisc-
boutitationen 3eebrnegse, Wruegge
nn0 Eittn6e iuie6er bpmbarbieren.
General 9prbatb, Der 9iftator
Sibiriens, fat erflart, er ibinIde nit
ben Sideden nnb Slaiuen .sm einem
|eritGn6nis 81 fprnmen.
Nns Waibington mir6 gemeloet,
oak nnier Hraiioent iebr balb bic
YlGne mnierer Hesierune besisIid
Der Seteilisnng Der Ner. Gtnaten en-
Der Grpebitipn, Die militGriIde Silfe
mad Nnklanb bringen ioll, per6ffent-
Iidem iuer6e.
9as iapnniide aabinett ipa, luie
cine nitbt beitatiate 0epeidc iast, &c.
iMoiIen bnben, benz angebliden Wpr.
idlfag Der Ser. Gtaaten madsufom-
men nn6 bic Snterbention in Sibi.
rien sn beIdJlennieen. glnbere 0epe-
id)en bebanpten, nniere Negiernma
babe Toridldse beslslid eines se.
meiniamen gorsebens in Sibiriem
gemadt
8alfour bat i'm ltnterbanie oes
engliiden Yarlamcnts erflGrt, Die 2ll-
liierteu batten nidt bic glbiidt, fidj
in bic inneren Mngelesenbeiten Slim.
lambs 81 miid]en, iuenn ssinnlanb eis
ne monardiide Staatsrefurm an.
nebmen iuolle; lie iuarnten aber oa-
uDr, bnF ssinnlanS iid inter oeut-
Ide 9erridaft iteae.
Bon Der Sniel ytamtnfet an Scr
9iiite ppn NaiIaduietts mirb semel-
oct, es Babe iid) Elm geropIan bort
nieoerselaiien nno babe Die NadJrtd]t
gebradt, Elm 0ampfer lei in Der NG-
be Der Great giDnnb Shoals, fiinf
Wfeilen pon Der Sniei entfernt, in
sroher Rot, man m0se ibm Silie
idifen. Dies seid,ab, nnb bas NerD-
plan fmbr fort, obne 81 Iasem, iuas
bem 9ampfer seidleben lei. Wian
slanbt in Nantndet, oafs er BON ei.
mem ltnterieebOOt anseariffen iunroe.
8dbreno bes NIT benz 30. Snni BE-
enoeten Sabres baben bic Gnalanber
meme Sdiffe NIT einem @ebalt bon
! ,431 800 sonnen sebant, nnsefGbr
100000 Sonnen mebr ais in Scm
Sabre purber.
Der engliide Geltroper rNarue"
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-07-23

tiatsrin6nna see eenats eeeen oas Mireratt. soare

True translation filed with the
Postmaster at San Antonio on.
July the 23d as required by the
act of October 9th 1917.
gSie Scr sasesberidt Der 9liI.
TreiIe bom 0spntng iagt, iinS bic
Jrauspien unb Mmerifaner in Der
sspiiions=9i =9ibeints- -Wegenb nod peitcr
bpree6rnngen nnb ale gerin6e Der
9entiden, oas gprorineen anfsnbal-
ten, iin6 bergebens gelueIen. Die III
liierten bnben ipeiteres Strain iii6-
li& bon GuiiIons, mn Gnrea s5lnf
un6 nGr6lidJ nnb 6itliM
Don gbatean Sbierrp eemonnen.
%iele Oeutifc iinb gefangen genomt-
men nn6 srofe Nsengen BON Weid)itaI
sen nnb an6ertm 9rieesmaterinl iin6
erobert. IN ber Miarne berfplgen
Die Mmerifaner anf Dem nOr6Iiden
l1fer 0es Jlniies ben flieben6enJ Jeinb,
6itIid pDn Gbatean Sbierrp stuiiden
egiIIeSes sga y :. aaO Ia Waano. ~ Na9 gen
ses.sn cel.a',sM 'Daren l.e pOn lgreH
IIageIea SIe.nngeh anI oem 'Sho-
HIer oes crimes pler Vfe1isn norss.
Oriingen 1no oraliefen oen 6ssno ant
0eIe-en,sasoeapis ~. nsagrlpesni'@
sass ;suasa e nw l.,Ja mu : usa umNmssa nj,
IT, s;ti;h - ~ apers 'sss. sss.n ~. &.
ro,a;. - D 81 -. e. .ut; aaae vassm . -
;;hsr S,n STms ,mri;d,nessso s.o''esS, ;S
u,;tI;d, NM nj Mhe;ma INK ;S,arf,9 9Sm.
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