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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
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The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1918-04-29
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backed by men Of ability. Integrity. re-
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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

I Edwin G. Spur. national army.
John Il. Stahlberger, national
army.
Daniel II. stapleton. regular
army.
George M. stenger. cavalry.
Henry r.. Stevens, field artillery
mt. Vernon. lid
Richard E. Stevenson, national
Leonard C. stiyers. national
army.
Einar stolpe. infantry regular
army.
Daniel stolpe. infantry regular
army.
Helmuth stoltenberg, field artil-
! lery.
Everett Stone, national army.
Ray G. Strang, national army.
Arthur f. Struck, medical corps
Carl E. Strohm, national army.
John f. Summer, aviation sec
| ton.
Roy II. sundeen. field artillery.
Renning Sundquist. national
army.
Burger Swanson. national army
Er1est r Swanson, engineer
, corps.
! Paul f. Swanson, national army
Second Lieutenant Edwin W
Swedburg, field artillery.
Irven c. Swenson. field artillery
dayton, Iowa..
T
Perry H. Taber, field artillery.
Forest r. Tamme, field artillery
Matthew E. Tappendorf. national
army.
Louis Tractenbarg, national
army.
Leon E. Thayer, national army.
Arthur Thomas, field artillery.
Sergeant George A. Thomas, field
artillery (Muscatine).
| Sergeant Leo Sidney Thomas, ma
tional army.
Chester C. Thompson. national
army.
Glascoe W. Thompson, national
army.
Henry Thompson, national army
Leslie Thompson, field artillery.
Vernon Thompson, aviation corps
Edward C. Theus, national army
William Tieken, quartermaster' 5
corps.
Henry Timm, national army.
Roy w. Tonniges, field artillery.
| Mitchell A. Totakis, field artil-
lery (Bettendorf).
Forrest Tomlinson, nationa,
army.
Paul w. F. Trottnow, national
army.
Frank Towers, field artillery.
Spencer S. Trent, field artillery
Louis Trachtenbarg, national
army.
William Turner, field artillery
Green River, Ill)
v
Clemens ]. Valentine. national
army.
Peter Van Damme, NATIONAL
army.
Sherman Van Ausdall, national
army.
Caste Van Hyfte, national army
Phil Van Hecke, national army
CASTOR Van Hyfte. national army
Bedford Van Pelt, aviation sec
ton.
Frank Van Thoemske, national
! Philip Verdun, field artillery
| Casper, Mimi
Earl j. Vermefe, engineer corps
| August Vermullen, national
army
Samuel Versman. regular army
George W. Villain. enginee.
corps. :
Adolph Voege. national army.
Barth J. Vogel. national army.
Joseph Won Ach, field artillery,
| champion, Ill.)
Herman Voolach, national army.
w
William E. Ward, national army.
George j. Waldman, national
army.
Francis W. Walker. national
army.
Raymond X. Walker, national
army.
Lester Walker, navy.
Willett w. Walker, navy.
Edward Warner, railway engi-
neers.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

People in Rock Island and
the lower end of Rock Island
county are requested by The
Argus TO glance over the list of
names of men I'm the service
of the army and navy and in
the event that any name has
been omitted to call The Argus
and provide this information.
The Argus desires to have
complete list of the men in
service but inasmuch as many
euIiStmentS were made through
channels which are not daily
accessible 20 reporters of the
paper il is not unlikely that
some names have been omitted.
The Argus will appreciate any
information which will tend TO
correct the list.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

Leonard Warner. expeditions,
forces.
Lloyd Warren, field artillery
V. j. Watson, national reserve
Fred Wauke, national arnv
William II. Wayne, nafIo,.,
army.
George Weber, national armv
Henry r. Wehling. national ar,,.
Edward Weinsrt, national am. .'
Wilbur Weir, field artillery
Edward w. Weitz, national ARA.
Lloyd Welch, expedltlons,y
forces.
Raymond K. WEIGH. national
army.
william G. Wenneburg, natIops
army.
Charles W. Wheelan. national
army.
Ira p. Whitman, national army
Lester A. Whittlesey, national
army.
Robert whiting, field artillery
Carl n. Wicke. field artillery
Herman Wiengartz, national
, army.
Bert G. Wilcourser, field artillerv
Earl Jesse Williams, national
army.
Maurice Williams, field ARTILLERY
George W. Willhite. national
army.
Charles r. Wilson, field artillery
Clarence o. Wilson, field artil.
lery.
Joseph 3. Wilson. national army
Stanley f. Wilson, national armv
G. o. Wilson, ordnance corps.
Vernon V. Wilson, national arnv
william Winkler. aviation corus
Edward A Winquist, national
army.
Rol TT ]. Winterbottom, national
army.
Earl Fl WINS, national army
Ralph Woeber, national army.
Clay Wolluns, field artillery.
William Worthington, field artll.
lery.
Louis Wouters. regular army.
James II. Wright, field artillery
Henry Wright, national army.
John Wuetherick, national army
James Crawford Wyant, national
army.
Y
Clyde II. Young. national army.
Henry c. Young, national army.
L. X. Young, field artillery.
Z
Leo ]. Fang, national army.
Lawrence G. Zeitler, national
army.
Lloyd W. Zeug, national army. =
Henry Zierke, national army
Harry B. Ziffrin, field artillery.
Deceased.
Cyrief Carpenter, national army.
Joseph Sharpe, aviation corps.
Joseph A. Smith, signal corps.
HOnOrably Discharged.
Captain W. W. Scott, field arti-
lery.
Sergeant Howard Klove, field ar
tillery.
Russell Whitaker. field artillery
Jack F. Darling, field artillery
John Calvin Phillips. discharge,
Charles T. Lucast infantry.
Arthur Mccarthy, coast ARTILLERY
Fred Gegeheimer, coast artillery
Frank z. Percy, coast artillery.
William Jacobs, coast artillery
William Jacobs, coast artillery
William Martin, coast artillery.
Elmer Hedburg, coast artillery
VERNE r. Sheppard, coast srtil-
lery.
Robert R. Moross, coast artillery.
Former Islanders.
Captain V. II. Hagebagger, rail-
road regiment.
Brigadier General William j..
Nicholson.
Frederick Weyerhaeuser. aviation
section.
Second Lieutenant Robert NJ
Ramsay, infantry section.
Second Lieutenant Adrian c. Ed
wards. infantry section.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29
Parkens, expeditionary

Guy farkenS, expedltlOnary
forces.
Ben Patient, marine corpsV
James r.. Patient, marine corps.
| Fenton ]. Patton, national army.
James NJ. Patten. regular army.
Frank Paulikouski, national
John e. Paulsen, marine corps.
John r. Paulson, regular army.
Otto |. Pearson, national army.
Charles Irving Peck, national
army.
John Peterman, aviation section.
Christ Peteros, national army.
Carl Peterson, aviation section.
Charles Peterson, national army.
| Paul Peterson, national army.
| Oscar Peterson, field artillery.
Guy w. Perkins, quartermaster' s
corps.
Perry Petit, national army.
Tachiel Pettyn, national army.
John Calvin Philips, national
army.
Wilson o. Philips. field artillery
! (WoodhulD.
Sergeant Gale Philbrook, field ar
! tiHery.
Sergeant Leroy Philbrook, field
artillery.
Wendell J. Phillips, aviation sec
! ton.
| William Phillis, field artillery.
Ed. Pickron.
Hugo II. Pickron, national army.
Rudolph Pickron.
Frank Pierce, field artillery.
Rolla S. PLEDGE, national army.
| Everd Pierson, field artillery
| (Princeton).
! Robert H. Pipes, national army.
Charles o. Pogemiller, national
army.
Frank ]. Pogemiller, national
army
william C. Prichard. field artil-
/ lery
Philip Pollard, national army.
! Corporal Joe Poma, field artillery.
James H Porter, national army.
Walter Poseyh, national army.
| Clements A. Purviance, national
army.
Charles G. Rabold, ordnance de-
partment.,
George Rain, national army.
Howard Ramser, field artillery,
John j. Ranechen. railroad engi-
neers.
Elmer Leroy Ransom, national
army.
J. w. Rasmussen, navy
Glenn L. Reid, aviation section.
Thomas Reilly, field artillery.
Herman Reinecke, national army.
Robert L. Reitzler, regular army
Charles H. Rentfrow, aviation
section.
Lyle Ellis Reynolds, national
army.
OrreI Rivers, national army.
Caleb Richard, field artillery.
David Ripley, national army.
Benjamin w. Roach, national
army.
James 3. Roach, national army.
Fred Robb, national army.
John c. Robb, field artillery.
Marion w. Robbins, national
army.
Herbert E. Roberts, national
army.
Walter Robertson, field artillery.
Charles NJ. Robinson, national
army.
Raymond H. Robinson, aviation
section.
Joseph R. Robson, national army.
Jack Roche, engineer corps.
John W. Roman, field artillery.
Ernest Roseborne. national army.
Albert Ronnel, national army.
| Homer Roseleib, field artillery
! Prophetstown).
Joe Rosen, field artillery.
Freddie Rosenberg, national army.
Charles C. Rosenfieid, national
| army.
| Harry Rosenfield, field artillery
Robert l.. Ross, aviation section.
Jack Roth, ambulance corps.
Wade Rothwell, navy.
Henry Rupler. field artillery.
Ben Rush, national army.
James Russell, national army.
| Marcus J. Russell, aviation sec
! ton.
Fred Ryan, navy.
| Leo Ryan, field artillery (Ster-
ling, HID
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

Appended is the list of enlisted
men, alphabetically arranged:
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29
Hugo II. w. Grams, national

Hugo II. W. Grams, national
army.
Elswood G. Gregg, national army.
John II. Griffin. national army.
G.. V. Gregory. regular army.
Gust Grundstrom, national army
Ruthford Gustafson, field artll-
lery.
Carl II. Gumtow, national army.
Carl o. Gustafson, national army.
Carl w. Gustafson, coast artll-
lery.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

Neil O'Brien, field artillery.
Sergean I Jerome .O'Connor, ma
tional army,
j. Lindley Oliver, national army.
Harry W. Olsen. national army.
Chester F.. Olson, field artillery.
Cyrus c. Olson, national army.
Ernest Gilman, field artillery,
(Hampton).
Theuituos Pappas. national army
Earl Park, national army,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

Joseph Neiber, field artillery.
Cast Moline).
Frank F. Meals, field artillers
Cast Moiine).
Byron II. l.. Nelson, field artillery,
(Chicagot.
Charles Nelson, national army.
Clarence r, Nelson, national
army.
Frank r. Nelson, national army.
Lawrence l.. Nelson, national
army,
Joseph p. Nellie, national army.
Thomas Nemet2. supply COM
pany. field artillery,
Paul r. Nestler, regular army.
Robert Neville, quartermaster's
corps.
Carl Nice, navy. (Milan.
Joel II. Nichols. marine corps,
(Milan.)
Robert Nichols. engineers,
tMilan).
George Nichols. regular army,
tMilan),
Ensign Thor Norberg, navy.
Eric j. Norman. national army.
George F, Nuessli, quartermas-
ter's corps.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

Prosper Saey, aviation section.
Oscar Sands, field artillery
Joseph H. Schaab, national army.
Ben Schaider, national army.
Leo Schaum, engineer corps.
Fred Scherrer, navy.
Jacob A. Schottes, national army
Adolph L. Schmidt, aviation sec
ton.
August Schoubrook, field artil-
Chester NJ. Schultz, national
army.
Herbert r. schultze, nationa.
army.
James Schields, field artillery
(Clinton, Iowa..
Thomas ]. SCHNEIDER, national
army.
Fred n. Scott, regular army.
Harry Seaman, natioAal army.
Leslie Sellgren, national army.
George Seller, field artillery
(Ryan. Iowa..
Paul J. Sietz.
John George Seitz, national army
Andrew SENEGAL, national army.
Philip Sitrick. national army.
Walter Sharkey. national army.
William p. Shean, national
army.
Merle c, Sheppard, national
army
Charles f. Shields. national
army
Corporal Fred w. Sholtes, regu-
lar army.
Walter Siemon, natlona. army.
Thomas Shill. national army.
Thomas Sill, national army.
Tony Silvie, national army.
William X, Simonds, national
army.
Frederick Sipe, national army.
Jack Simpkin. national army.
Stanley ID. Skinner. national
army,
Abe Slaterdowsky, national army
Clarence X, Smith, national
army.
Frank A. Smith, national army.
Luke Smith, aviation section.
NJ l.. Smith, engineers.
Ralph Smith, national army.
lie Roy Soady. navy.
Carl Sodergreen, navy.
Ike Soleman, field artillery.
William S. Solenberger. national
army.
A. ID, Sperry, Jr., field artillery,
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1918-04-29

FIdHk CdIIdHIf regular army,
Clarence Campbell, field artillery.
Lee Camp, national army
Alfred T. Carlson, aviation sec
ton
Clifford E. Carlson, national
army.
Carl E. Carlson. national army.
Edward J. Carlson, field artillery.
Edwall G. Carlson, national army.
Herbedt G. Carlson, field art1i-
Iery.
Hialmer Carlson, coast artillery.
Lawrence &. Carlson, national
army.
Roger NJ. Carlson, field artillery.
John w. Carlstedt, national army.
Harry L. Carpenter, national
army.
Clifford Dale Caruthers, national
army
Willard c, Carver, national army.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02
Der SeufeI 1T los.
Stisse bon 5eIeRe Strf9.

Jh Bin Der Ridi. Iber id belize
anbers. Rein, gtnbtrs beige id nidt,
tt belize Mi-9d--a Iber pas
pa unb Mamn unS alle2eute, Die MID
tsanen, rufen mid: Wifi. auf bic
S6ulbdte mub i4 INNER 6dreiben:
Dli6oel par elm GrasHsel, uro id bin
Der Ders bdrauf, ingt pdpa. nub Der
Bers barauf 1T: GrabeHseI.
SD sebe fdun IN bic SbuIs, neil
ib febie poriiber bun, unb mir lerren
iebt bonn Sdtpein. Dos S9pein Bat
BorIten, unS borous moht man giirs
fen. nit ben 8iiritsa pust man Die
aIeiber. aber es nibt niht ptel, iost
g,apn. Santtt tp,roen iie nur ruis
nirt. Wan Ioll iie lieber tlopfen.
Das alcpfen tbut abtr tpeh. Beil es
bonn Ro6ritod fpmmt. popo bat stpei,
eiuen Iangen, ben ntmmt er nit gum
getten, unb einen bider. Wenn er
Iehr bos iit, nimmt CT ben btdeu. unb
Sann babe idb Fe5r tiel Stuub in ben
&ieioern, bern Der papa flopft fort
unb fort an mir berum, Bis Mamo gu
freinen enFGngt unb fagt, er TT sir
garbar. 8orbdren 'olIten lieber bic
sroBen S;dsn Seppide tIopfsn, bic IN
teu Gol,rs liesen, unS iiber bic man
INNER f,'p.rt, aber ni1t urms
ungens,bte ntbts bafiir tSnneri. .ipenr,
lie mas artifsllen. Die bunme Stute
brauht = DIT iiber trn eorser THd
5n flisBeh uno iibsr bic Mappe uuf
bog peibe gdrenfeI untrrm Stlrei5s
ttlh unb nuFn Sefel ftno papa
feet fitb tGAn brauf.
Wenn i& mid IN stnte Tese, bes
tomme i9 nit oem 6iten, tpenn ii1
aber popa in sinte febt. betomme i4
mieStr. psein DodsI oub. Mir iiub
sipet or1ne Sunbe, netr, gubeu. netn
gaben unb Sunse. CT bstbt Di6t
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Der gsrfall Der BeItrsidJs.
Don o. 8. RieoIaL

Dis Sbutia4s, oab ME Elm Bolt bic
5rIhte fctner Siege gepfliidt bat,
Iebrt isbs nod 10 oberfli@Ii6e @es
Notwithstanding. 2utber heibste
oiefcn gebanien IN ben ftSnen @ers:
.Usit unIrn Ulad,t IN nidts setbon"
u. fiibrt an orSrer SttlIe dIs 8eifptel
6annibaI on, Der trob Der S6Iaht Bel
gannae, bic pieneift bic rubmreihfte
Der sun3en DsItgeIbi5te mar, fpdter
dtmGhli6 untsrlds. 2lber itdtt >hes ei.
nen 5nnnibal t6nilte mon bunbert ons
bcrc BeiipieIs dnfiibren. Wo iinb bis
ati9e oss unbeiiesten alegauber uno
oss unbeTiteten 9amerlon2 - Die
@ottesseibel qttild mar nur cine gpis
fobc ipie Pueatideip, ben mon beute
fton boIb perseFen bat unS Der gar
ieinen GiniInb auf bic Weltgeihidte
botte. @as bat bic Groberung Rubs
loncs, DdneuarS uno pol<us bsm
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mir am Jrii9itiidstiI4, unb Papa 1T
iebr gut aufgelegt anb fraSt nitjt Elm.
mai, mas i1 beute 5fon alles unges
iteIlt babe. - Didi TT aud bo, unterm
SiId unb febr mdrierli6. S9 moH
nur einen gaits tleinen &offeefleds aufs
Sif6tu9, unb 9apu ftept es gar nidt
=. I6er bann rpta ih piiIen, ob 8t'
di nod nab 1T, utto Bid mid untsrn
StT6, lu1o ba gebt dlles nit, bic 2df's
urO Der 26ffel unb Die 8igarre Dom
papa urb bic aaffeetanne.
llnO gapo fpringt auf urb iudf
ben Stpd -.
9ns tpettere lit betonrrt. :
Gs tit bait tpieber nal Der SeiFel
lpsgelpeien.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-03-02

Gtodsrs unb Gsebers 800 10.50.
9uIlen. - Der Martt mar
beute rubig unb bic preiie tetig.
s5ette BpIIei $9.75-10.O0; Hcs
logno $S.25 9.50; ertra $9.75; ma,
gcre unb leinte $e.50-S.00.
RdIber. @ute &Glber tparetl
ftstis I'm pteifs, bic anreren Iangam
unb f1nod.
Bette lsjdts Rdlber $14.OO; fair
Biz CUTE $10.W-13.75; Drbindre
unb grose $6.5o-9.00.
GGDeinE - Die 3afubr mar
aismIid6 sroB uno bic yreiie fieIen
I'm etipa 15c per 100 pfunb.
auserIciene fttpere S1T.0o; mitts
Ier. nnb gemifttte 100 pFuhb nnp
rebr $17.0O; fair BIS quite Ieihte
12O bis 100 pfunb $16.50417. .15;
ordinate Bic CUTE Gertd 11O pfunb
unb ipentasr $12.00-15.O0; orbinds
Bic auserlefeHs ibfpere feite Sdue
$1000-15.00; Oroindre bis duserr
Ieiene Stass $1000-12.25.
S9afe unb 9dmmer. =
Sanfe tparen itarf i'm pretie, ba biss
iefbtn fat gar nidt In ben Marit
iamsn. 2dmmsr iinb fstia.
Saafe, auserkfene bis e.tra Sill.
50-12.O0; fair bis quite 5000
HOO; Gulls unb Oroirdre $3.50
800; @Dde $1,000 unb tperiger.
2dmmer, auserleiene bis ertra S16p
O-17.00; fair Biz quite 1880
1900; feepnbs unb mere Gduimer
$12.O0-14.5O.
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VseVaes J. userk iol&
~ BeNesa ussss bsuts nit Wsaiias.
etb.iten tarf tsI6allist. GsIb ID Autesn
lsk unb bie Dsnita iiSb NIT ben uastsstsy
POS Gtib sErudtaItsnb. dar 1arltbtn uut'
sen ron ben ReuisA ex tsve6pG, bt
MAILER ylaeirten Oas,stea sea saI. sben
fsns ~ 90.
AtGia eel Nsp ~
wnfssn - Rari ssi(4ea Haalen sssisslt
~ 9eunterrate bstrtet soe prtuis ~
$1,000
Gsnif snf gxssVs.
eiat.Bs6id aui yonbon putbeA -
All pro BIB. S!srlins qsottri. HsA.
lei oui Berlin wurpes ni4t quetirs: tal
Bediel aui Basis 17.s5e .Drp sJrAnt. srl
MmFsrram t4.e6t pro ajulbsa. Hs3iel
sni Mien purbeH niht quottrt. IiseI
l4s, 9aubsf 1916, StodtoIm 20 xrens
s4.l0s, Gyanes tShrpeiij 28zf.
Glsasiss csste.ltmlnss.
Sic uniiaBe i'm bisfistn GlsarinebosIs
eslssisn I'D beuis AuE ee,ua2tS
sstsi.Gsfnrlmsn.
Hu D2arit iu auIaliefxsiilisn Usr bsuis
tabis nHe pts prsifs hsfss- Hsrissit sas.
ben:
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1.27; om Sstlub $1.27.
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$26.1O-26.2o; am S4lub $26.10.
Rippenieitsn. Iiir Waat $500
-25.17; ON S1fub $25.02- Tur
SuIi am Sdlub s25.47.
Butter Rarft unperdnbert.
gief. - Wiartt niebriper; 3iifubr
1,122 &iiten. Girits 35-35te; prbis
ndrt firits 34-344c; auf BEN War,t
33t-34e.
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3ipSlften Rnrl - mas bat bic grobes
rung @nropns NapoIeon ssniist9 so.
su bic SetatOurber, o.e Didingisfbdn
f1ld9ten lieb, unb fpDSu Die iinsdbIi.
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llnxrjo6ung nufsebauten gtiefenreitF
bes Sitens itnb aIe nad tur5em Be-
itonbe 5ufnmnenseitiir5t. slber aud
bic BEG Weitens gingef 5isrunbe.
Dos ipnntfde Weltret9, IN bem i'm
fedsebuten Sdbrbunbert Die Sonnt
ni9t unterging. fant au elmer Ma4i
aDeiten 9tnnses. Sm anfans bes fol-
genbeH SabrbunDerts tparen bic @es
neralftdnten bie erite Seemadt Der
WeIt, aber tpenise Sabre, nadoem b
9apter nod einmal iiesrei6 nit feis
ner 5totte IN bic 5bentIe eingefabrel
mar, mubte 5oaanb subgiiltig abbans
ten. Sbne Wdffengetpolt, iogar i'm
Bunbe uno in perfonaluntnu mil
9olfunb (ber Srnnier WifbeIm III.
fpar Stattbalter Der Rieoerlanbe uno
a0nis bon Gnslonb) iiegte Gnslanb
our9 geosrapbifdeaase, tonlmerSislls
gtnri&tung unb moberne 4bdptionss
fdbisteit unb brGnste 5olanb efeiGs
liam BON ietbit aus T.iner ieebeberr=
fderben Stellung. -Q(m Gnbe besiisbr
Sebnten Sabrbunberts ipar S9ptben
nad ben iiesreiden 4GmpFen @uitab
aOofpbs unb &arIs XII. anerfanrs
termaben cine Der erfteu grobmddts,
dber fdbon bas 3eitdlter Der Rebolutiz
on Fonb bier MIR Elm iIeires, unbebeus
tenoes 2anb. SolIanos See> unb
Shipebens 2anbiibersetpi6t tpdren
fdliebIi4 bod nur tiiniitide @ebiIbe
getpefen. bic ibre Griitens ridyt renlen
Ra6tfattoren perbanttsn. S6r felbits
peritGnbli6er uno tpenn man min ses
ts6ter SturS seiSt, ipts itnnlus es 1T,
aiif WeltmnAt Su finnsn.
Weitere analogisn itnb Sparien,
portugaI, 9eneoig, beren &oloniaIs,
befIer &lientelreife bas Wab Der gu
fbrer eeitboltung notbtpenbiser&rdfs
te fpeitaus iiberitiesen. Dof~r Wa4is
abellts f6tin6ar parabores @ort: De-
rebig lei nieuaIs mddtigsr getpeTen,
nls ba es teine Wigiiegobens auf benz
italientffen yeitlanbe beiab.
Wos bat .s gu ieiner 3eit ben
Gdneben seniibt. bnB fie beutfdes
@ebiet befeBt bubena Das bat es
ipieberum 9e,taI9lano eeniiBt, bab
es ihaIieniides oosr polmsfaes Gebiet
tefebt 5dts
gtur nit elmer eeruifeu traarigen
Webmutb lam man 5sute nod Sba,
teipearss R0nigsbramen uRb DOT ole
lem iene rationale GpopOe ,6eir,ria
W Iefen. Sn feinen Sagen mar
rpetru5 6erJiinfte Der erfte unb pors
n.buits Der SeIben bes aanbes1 un6
.Iaineourt Der gr6bte Gag ber enslis
iten @eidi6te." Wobl mar ss Elm
ipeItgef4i6tlites Sbrptcn1, bab bas
IleTbit se9ntanierb biirserli9e 9osens
fdiiben bas fan fiinffa6 iiberIesene
bes Gonnetable sufummens
fdoFm! aber ipeldbe prnitiihe s5oreen
bat e. sebdbt, oaB bic bruune groe
Trdnfret6s oas rotbe BIutb ppn 49,
600 feiner befien S5bns trutrt9 gDeI,
terret6e firS eTerne 4olpFe atf tb6s
nernen Siiben. 9us tteine Gtben mar
ntht srbber ois Elm aneritdriTGes
gourtp intb fein anberrten BOT ole
Weltenreite iiberbu,iert.
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