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Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
TWO FROM
ARE WOUNDED
c. P. Thompson Severely
Wounded and Aureli
MOrandi has Been
Gassed.
THOMPSON
Parents of w. B. Thompson
Hear Son is in a
Hospital.
THOMPSON UNKNOWN
c. p. Thompson, severely wounded.
Aureli Morando, wounded, degree
undetermined.

In the casualty list yesterday appear
ed the name Of c. p. Thompson, Web
ster City, severely wounded. Saturday
MI. and Mrs. Novario MOrandO, 1901
Third street, received a telegram from
the war department announcing that
their son, Aureli MOrando, had been
wounded, degree undetermined-which
mean gas. The latter name has not
yet been released in the casualty lists
given out by the war department.
According to the casualty list, c.
p. Thompson is a son of Mr.. and Mrs.
sChaS. Thompson of this city. The Free
m~an-JOurnal, however, has been unable
to locate the parents. The name does
not appear in the city directory and the
family are unknown at the pOstofice.
Nor has any message come to them
through the telegraph Office notifying
them, so it is possible that some mis-
take has been made. The Freeman
Journal, however, would appreciate any
information concerning the identity of
c. p. Thompson.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. B. Thompson are
also in receipt of a letter from their
son, i. O. Thompson, saying he is in a
hospital.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
OLD RESIDENT DIES
WEST OF WOODSTOCK
Mrs. Cathrena T0rp Dies,
Following Stroke of
Paralysis.

Mrs. Cathrena Torp, widow of Gas.
per TOrp, died at 4 :12 o'clock this morn.
ing at the home of her granddaughter,
Sylvia Jones, four miles west of Wool
stock. The funeral will be held Wed.
nesday at 2 p. m at the church in Wool
stock and intefment made in the Wool.
stock cemetery.
Mrs. Torp was 60 years, 10 months
and "a days old, having been born Dec,
%, 1S4S, in Denmark. She was an old
settler in the community west of Wool.
stock. Her death followed Stroke OF
paralysis. Her husband died in March,
1917.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
FLU" S|TUA-
ton same
Early Reports From Teach
ers' Canvass Indicate
Little Change in
Conditions.
Gid" WILL STAY ON
The Schools Will not Likely
Reopen Until After
Thanksgiving.
Gid" WILL STAY ON

The "fu" situation in Webster City
remains about the same.
Today the school teachers are max
ing another canvass of the city. Early
reports indicate little, if any,, abate-
ment of the disease. In fact some OF
the teachers this morning found more
new cases in their territory than last
week.
The authorities had hoped to be able
to lift the lid" here early this week
or at least by the latter part of the
week. /, Indications today, however,
would lend color to the belief that
nothing would be done this week.
II is also likely that no attempt will
be made to reopen the schools until
after Thanksgiving.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

HF.sLAckERs
United War Fund Commit
tee Announces Plan of
Post Names of
Slackers.
TO WEDNESDAY
City is $4,000 Short and Quo
ia Must be Made
Up.
TO WEDNESDAY

~ AS "AsAASN wa Wa n
fund will be accepted at local headquar-
ters in the Chamber of Commerce office
and by the township chairman up to
and including Wednesday night. Names
of persons, who have failed to appear
or to accept their quotas, after that
date will be PLACED on a bill board, To-
Gated in a conspicuous place in the
down town district, according to an
nouncement made at compaign. head
quarters today.
Drastic Measures.
1t is planned to either secure the bill
boards already installed on Secnod
street or to put up others. They will
be covered with a white substance and
the names written thereon, say the
committee. This course is deemed ne
cessary, owing to the fact that Webster
City still lags more than $1,000 in her
quota subscription. As a whole the
townships are doing much better than
the county seat. The employees of the
Monarch company and the company,
itself, have made a splendid showing,
having reported ''over the top as a
unit.
In the Townships
independence and Lyon townships
are also "over the top" having sub
scribed their stipulated quotas. The
other townships are short the follow
ing amounts: harrisburg, $500; Cass,
1926; Clear Lake, $500 to 5000; Els
worth, $500; Fremont $3.50; Freedom,
$3.50; Hamilton, $3.50; Lincoln, $3.50;
Marion, $500; Rose Grove, 5000; Scott,
$1,000; Williams, $500. Liberty town
ship is away behind. The condition
there may best be shown by compari-
son. The west half with Rev. Gerdes
as chairman, has subscribed its quota
of $1,417.5O, while the east half has
subscribed approximately but 5000.
Check up "Wednesday.
The foregoing figures were given out
at headquarters this morning and show
the standing Of the various districts,
according to last reports made to
County Chairman Henry Teget. The
checking up process will continue to
Wednesday night, when the committee
states the Stacker element will be list
ell and the names placed on the public
bulletin board. The bureau of military
affairs will meet for the purpose of TAX
ing up cases individually.
Hamilton county has made a splen-
did war record. 1t has given men,
money and support in a that
has been q credit to every resident in
dividually and to the community as a
whole. The support Of the men who
have gone forth and must yet remain
in action during the difficult reconstruc,
ton period, must not be permitted to
lag. 1t is a pity that the committee, up
on which rests the responsibility of
raising the fund, must not only give
time and unlimited effort to the work,
but must resort to such an unpleasant
duty as taking the extreme measure of
posting the names Of men who can and
will not do their part.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18


The Americans have begun work on
fa permanent bridge 0yer the Mouse.
although they have already been able
to move eve the heaviest artillery
over the temporary bridges already
constructed.
Lieut.. EdOuard Victory Isaacs, Off
Ger of the American transport Presi-
dent Lincoln, sunk by a submarine May
81, after escaping from a German camp
and making his way to England via
Switzerland, has reached the United
States.
Captain Doerfnger, Company T.,
166th infantry, Rainbow division, owes
his life to a can of talcum powder
which he was carrying OF his back. A
piece of shrapnel covered him with a
spray of fragrant powder and he was
not wounded.
Chairman Baruch Of the var indus
tries board, intimates that congress
soon will be asked to continue several
of the specially created federal war
bureaus after the peace treaty is sign
ed so that they may assist in the re-
adjustments that must come after the
war ends.
A movie star whose contract was
cancelled because she weighed more
than 40 pounds, upon which weight
the contract hinged, was able to prove
by her Turkish bath rubber that she
never weighed more than 100 pounds
after a treatment and saved her $4,000
contract.
The foreign service committee of the
Aero Club of America has conferred
its war medal on Gabrielle D'AnnunZio,
of the Italian army; Lieutenants For
est and Marchal of the French army (;
and Douglas Campbell of California /;
Frank Luke, of Phoenix. Ariz., and Ed
ward Rickenbacker, of Columbus, Ohio.
A lockout of 1900 garment cutters,
which would throw about 10000 cloth
ing operators out Of work. has been
declared by the American Men and
Boys Manufacturing association, in
New York, because of the sympathy
shown by those locked out for $1,000
members of Il union which struck re-
Gently, it is said.
Count o. Reventlow, whose pro-
German writings have appeared during
the war in the Tages Zeitung of Berlin,
has fled to Denmark. He declared to
a correspondent at the frontier that
the situation would be much worse in
Germany when the soldiers returned
from the front. General anarchy could
he expected, he said.
The government has uncovered thou
sands of cases of fraudulent acceptance
of government allowances intended for
soldiers dependents. As a result, about
one-third of the 100000 now claiming
dependency will be dropped from the
rolls. Those who have fraudulently
received checks will be forced to return
what they have received.
ter Of Queen Victoria. The British roy
al family is also closely related to that
A - - ~
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
OUR DAILY STORY.
The Sea and the Porch.

Side by side, they were seated by the
side Of the sounding sea-. s, they were.
Suddenly, sighingly, she spoke. s,
she did.
"Weevil," she murmured, '..the stars
are coming out. They are winking at
us, Weevil. Do you s'pOse they know
we are in lOve?"
Rather" he replied %fervently. "And
they're not winking, Yazobelle-they
are blinking to keep back the tears of
Jealousy"
"Weevil, what wonderful thoughts
you have! !" she echoed his own Opin-
ion. And, while the old sea roared in
great outlaws, they kissed.
Chapter Two.
One evening, some years later, they
were sitting On their front porch, she
knitting a picture frame, he smoking
a cigar with his hands crossed on his
thriving stomach.
'.Weevil," she murmured, look at the
little stars coming out. Maybe people
live on them, Weevil, people just like
us, only different. Do you think so,
Weevily"
He looked at her pityingiy.
Talk sense" he grunted.
Somewhere in the distance, a cat
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
Ten pound pail of best grade lard
1926. Pose Meat Market. diff
Williams Items.

Miss Clara Devenbaugh of Bows is
here helping Mt the home of Mrs. Letha
James during their siege Of influenza.
A list of the newly elected township
officials has been posted in the post
Office. They are as follows:
A. Il. Howes, justice of the peace,
elected for. two years.
+ John McCarley, justice of the peace,
elected for two years.
John Blodgett, constable, for two
years.
Arthur Storrs, constable, for two
years.
Glen Ricke, township trustee, for
four years.
d. w. Fitchorn, township trustee,
for four years.
J. J. Carr, township trustee for two
years.
H. A. Rick, township clerk for two
years.
II. r. Hura, assistant township clerk
for two years.
Sidney Bell, 6lio runs a hay baler,
was busy with 4 crew of men baling
hay for Henry Bossenberger the first
of the week.
The first quarterly conference of the
NJ. e. church, which was to have been
held Wednesday evening, has been post
poned until a later date.
DR.. n. f. Douglas of Iowa Falls was
here Wednesday to consult with DIR.
Bossenberger about the condition of
herds of hogs in this community. So
far there has been but one outbreak Of
cholera in this district and the j. II.
Baker farm is now under quarantine
for it. DR.. Williams Of Webster City
has vaccinated the herd, however, and
it is hoped that no new cases will de-
velop. While this district has been
free from cholera, there have been out
breaks of hemorrhagic septicemia and
DR.. BOssenberger has vaccinated over
1900 hogs for it in the past few weeks.
AS every II is interested in vac
cines just now, it is interesting to re-
member that the first dose of anti-te-
tanic serum administered by Pasteur,
its discOverer, was given June 6, 1885,
to a little Austrian lad named Joseph
Meister, who had been bitten in several
places by a mad dog. Since that day
serum therapy and vaccination against
diseases have made rapid strides in
both the human and veterinary field.
Mrs. Armstrong is convalescing from
influenza, but her infant son is i'll with
ii.
Quite a number of people in this vi
cinity are taking anti-iniluenza vac
zines. Owing to the fact that local
physicians did not have a supply Of the
vaccines earlier many had been having
the work done by DR.. PaggelsOn Of To-
wa Falls. DIR. TrOoien now has the
|yaccines and has vaccinated a good
many people both here and at Blairs-
burg.
Miss McRoberts, home demonstra-
ton agent, was here from Webster City
Friday to talk aver plans for future
work with Mrs. VIM. =. Bossenberger
who is county president of the home
demonstration work. The quarantine
has prevented the work that had been
planned for November, but it is hoped
that after the epidemic is over the work
will go forward without any Interrupt
ton. Miss McRobertS also visited ut
the home of Mrs. X. Il. Gibbons while
she was in town, as she was a class
mate of her sOn and a friend of her
daughter, Daisy (Mrs. Walter Hurd.)
Nov. Is.
The HOyer Sale.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
The HOyer Sale.

The HOyer farm sale five miles
of Williams on what is
known as the old Lake farm. will be
held Tuesday, November 26. Watch
the next issue of this paper for a
detailed advertisement. II
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
Webster City, However,
May be Unable to Observe
Day, Set for No
vember "a.
FLU MAY INTERFERE
State in General Asked to
Observe Day Through
- Churches.

Next Sunday isNto be war Sunday
all over Iowa.
Unless the lid is lifted in Webster
City, however, the day cannot be OBJ
served here. 1t will be observed else
where over the county unless the quar-
antine interferes and will, of course,
he. observed here should the ban be
lifted by that time, which is rather
doubtful.
Clyde s. Holland of Winthrop, Iowa
patriotic instructor, has sent a letter to
the clergymen of the state explaining
the significance of the day as follows !:
This letter, sent to every minister in
Iowa, is to call your attention to War
Sunday, Nov. Oath, and to ask you to
make the fullest possible use of the
day. 1t is ono of the most important
gifts OF the church to the war this
year.
What Day Is.
Val Sunday is to be a day when a
mighty victory may be won for the
morale Of the citizenship of our nation.
Mothers have given sons TO the SUI
preme sacrifice; men, women and chill
dren have given OF their money for the
nation. Though we know they shall
measure up to all we expect of Ameri-
citizens, yet such a spirit of COM
plete satisfaction may be created by
this day that the Willingness for sac
rifice may be thoroughly established
and the sense Of loss lost in the sense
Of service.
War Sunday should be a day when
every father, mother, brother, sister,
relative or friend of an American sol
iier ut home or abroad shall be asked
to assemble in the place Of worship of
their choice, and hear a sermon which
shall be prepared for all who have sac
rficed for this war.
To Honor Soldiers.
War Sunday is q day of honor and
recognition of our hero soldiers, of
their loyal home folks, Of the money
gifts OF our people, Of our national and
state officials and of BAR providence.
In view Of the fact that the boys of
Iowa were among the very first to give
their lives, connected with the high SER
vice our state is rendering, it is very
fitting that this day should be most full
ly observed.
Ministers who have shown such pa
triOtic devotion alone can perform this
sacred duty. You who have done SO
much need ne urging in sermon or SER
vice. Invite the soldiers folks and ev-
cry man, woman and child who have
aided the war, and give the widest pub
licity in your parish. Reaching the
soldier depends upon the heart of the
citizen and reaching the heart depends
upon the minister.
7. Iowa now il about to start a 'cash
sales drive" to complete the sale Of the
states quota of War Savings stamps. l
nrge you in your sermon to lay stress
upon the fact that IOwa's honor de-
Ponds upon the success of this drive.
The state has just won new laurels in
the Liberty loan campaign. She dare
not fail in the w. s. s. campaign. Urge
every one Of your hearers to buy W. 3.
s. now to the limit of his ability and
help keep Iowa's honor %unsullied
Faithfully,
Clyde s. Hollands
Iowa Patriotic Instructor.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

e. X. McLain, who has been confined
to his home the past week with the
''fiu," is not much improved.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

FOR SALE-three Hampshire hears,
v%accinafed and eligible to register.
Frank Bickford. 12d6j2f2s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18
Keep off Sidewalks.

heep on Sidewalks.
Chief of Police Thompson gives mo-
tice that hereafter all persons caught
riding bicycles on the sidewalk will be
arrested.
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

Ten pound pail Of hest grade lard
$..s5. Pese< Meat Market. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

Ten pound pail Of best grade lard
1895. Pose Meat Market. diff
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

FOR SALEpure bred Chester White
bears, weight about 200 pounds. e.
r. Evans, phone 16F12. s16f2j2s
Webster City freeman. [volume] (Webster City, Hamilton County, Iowa) 1884-1946, 1918-11-18

q. B. Larrabae, osteopath.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-23

mar leidlt III cine Gooen5 6u iiber-
ieben.
Gin 5liigel lit bier sur 9ispplj-
ton" iogte 0%enopeuo, uullo germ
llberloIIe i'd i'm elmer W}eilterDono.
Is tit eth glltcs Srlitrllnlent, oas I'M
oenlrst itebt, oa i0 ieIblt mir mi.
Dem DIR muIifolilh bin. Setradte1t
sic Hb Sic Haltmli6feiten bes 5tpeis
ten Stodperfes. 8etuu lie i6nell ,5u=
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idredt uto Sic nit lanoIider Sc
lpirtul1g porlieb nebnlen moIen. jol=
len Sic ipillfommen fem. Sir ms
0ralten pore es Elm 6erubigenoer @e-
oanfe, fiir einiee 3eit allf md1nIi-
den S6lib in oieier glbgeidiepenbeit
rcdlnen 5u oiirfen."
@dbrello tie iproh, borebte 1iigen
mebr auf Dos moblflil1genoe Organ,
ais auf oie 8orte unb betradtete 90
BEL Den lhonen aopf Dor linn 70 arg-
los nno a1lbalteno, als jei er eia
plaitii6es aunitmerf. Die flaIiiff)
reinen 3iige peri6onerten li6 nod i'm
Spreden, aber oernod ihien oatlyt
etmas gu leben, mas beren Germanot.
ldaft NIT ben 8ebiloen Ser Qt1tif,
gleibiam wieber al1fbob.
0ariiber oerlor er li6 in Elm @rit.
beln, oas i'm Sic Antiport pergeIiell
lieb, unb geriet in Gernirru11g, ols
er einem ettuas eritaunten gIidc pe-
eegtete- @ergeblid beIam ct itdJ
auf ein poiienoes @ort; er bate oos
innere @leideemid]t perloren urto
uiinihte iid tueit meg. 90 gi1g oie
Sir anf uno Sana trat Elm. 0as I'M
bebagen, meldes oen @olt 10 ploslid
ergriffen, peri6mano auf Ser 5tella.
Gr bot Der ihlid)ten, beaen @eitalt
Die Sano entgegen, tpfe elmer llrol-
ten 8efannten, bie man in ser sSrem-
sc mieoerfinoet.
% on gutter Saasgei1t!" oadlte CT.
(5ortfesung foIgt.)
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-23
8rnnoeigcnfnms-l lebertraanmgen

@alter 8. 0roipn an George s. Sanr.
@runo1tild all Der Seras Npenue; S105.
@tarie 8. 9efore, Snoepe1oent Gre
elltrir, on @iaiam @eilbaber, @runoz
ftiid an Der Spabo Ctr; ST Ii. 81.
otto S6pnntb unb Srau an Charles
Is. @fcGabe, 20 Ider 2ano; $4,000.
9a5el @bers an Sreo Burger, @runDz
itad an Der Carton nnb 6adberrn Ctr. :;
$50 II. q.
Carl Steinert al @li5a6et6 5teinert
@rlinoitiid an Der gde Der @lften Ctr.
Inb Ipe. g; $40 Ii. q.
S. s. uno Marp &rnu5 an :. M.
Mriabt, @runbitiid an Ser Garlon Straz
Be; 81. 800 II. q.
otto 8arnede al, 6. @. @tieren,
8runbitiid in Berlin 5eig6ts, $500.
Wen5el Eooelt nuo Sralt an @alter
omlien, @rlnoitiid in Ser. Mbams unb
@ide's Su6oipiiipn; 81, 700.
Wers. Static I. giggs an 0strs. Yearl
Solb, @runb1tiid il oer Sout6 Yarf
6rnitpf Mbbition; $2,65O.
Sas. N~leranber groaoipan an @iliam
Diumme, @runotiicf IN scr 9herrp Str. =;
@nil aaerfanip unb Srau an Mrs.
s. Z. garthelplp, @runbltiid an ser
@eontana Ctr; $4,000.
Tera G%ber6arot OH @milie @ber6orot.
@rllnoltiid in Der offerings SubbipiIipu;
1920.
6liper u. Gtebens uno Srmu an
Charles 8. @uede, @runbitiid i'm nelIei,
Gitp 8lpd 604; $500.
9apio q. Mencr an Marn 81. ,Sones,
@runoitiide an Der Iidleiobn Giraffe.
Sornbrano StraBe, uno i'm iieren Stir
@lod 2S07; $1,000.
8ltb q. Srapp OIL Spiepb nnp Nrieon
Sebn, @rllnoitiId in ben artelian Gar
beng; S637.50.
3utb u. Srapp an @pttfrien s.. Gue
ltab Srall @runbitiid III ocn @rtei;nn
Gardens; S1,700.
garl 1rinS uno 6ron an Gblparn s.
Wraben. Elm Stiif 2anb fir Sanoi1raBcn
@nu; 800.
almiba 5oGdaf an 9nuio u. Meper
@rrnoitiid an Der Midleiohn StrrBe;
$4,000.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-11-23
Mntpmpbilis,ans nnb Giiien.

Gin englti6er g(r5t bat IN eillen1
en9liiden &lattc cine Sbele ouiga
iteut, Sic cine lebbafte aontroperil
berporrnfen biirfte.
Gr bebauptet, oaB ser I%lltonlobi-
(islnus sic %pollltanoige Nbihaffung
ocs &iillens sur 6olge baben ipercc.
Der @ino uno Ser Stoub, oenen man
beinl Ialtofabren msgeiebt lei, mode
ben Mfunb FROZEN uno oas 8eliht
rilIlg, inter iolden ltnlItdnoen neroe
Die g%eriibritllg 5meier %2ippenpaare.
Die BITS ieet elm mobliges @efiibl Der
porgernfen bobe, 0ireft unongenebm.
8nns entiett Oh oieier 8ebollptunq,
hat sic y9ailp Wfail" an sic Srauer.
melt Die 6rage geridtet, mas tie bon
oieier Sbeorie, BET Ser Tie bod febbaft
!ntereiiiert iei, balte.
SD babe" 10 i6reibt sic aIs
Sadperitanoige a~ngerufene Sban.
fpielerin Gabrielle Gap, bon SEN bon
@errn 81. 8. fonItatierten S1Goen
nod nidts benlerft, neil iA amar
piel nltle, aber 1utr penig fiiile.
@enn id) pirfli6 einmal in Scr Ser
itrentbeit einen &uB eebe, 10 bin id,
gor nidt beiorst oarunL oaB mn1t
meine 2ippen 81 trofen finoen folli1-
te. SD pflege meine 2ippen nanllie)
tets nit Colo Cream ein5nfetteE, 10
Dob tie INNER feud)t bIeiben."
&ed)t mibig %antlportet cine in 2on=
Don gaItierenoe 6ran5oiin, 6rdulein
&ellriette Snap: r9ie ein5ige aoti-
5eiiion," 10 idreibt tie, Die ih @errn
u. @. MAIDEN fam, beltebt barin.
oaB es iif) I'M alttomobil nidt gut
fiiiIen ldBt; man fabrt ndmlid) 81
ibnea u1b miro 81 iehr bin l1ilo Der
gefdliittelt.~
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seras 3.

Sn Der @egeno bon Srieorihs.
burg, Comfort uno acrrpiae lino CHI
Sreitag friib ungefobr omei 3oa
Sfnee gefaleu. SIN 2auie oes 8or.
mittags iunroe Die Semperatur etuas
Ddrmer ulro Der Sd,nee ging IN einal
leidJten 6egen iiber.
Ssmalo Yernot BON Otto, Sails
@ountu, bat iid) oil oen @efleralGn-
malt Gregory in @aibington nit Der
gitte gerDanot, i'm gegelt Die HaG,
ltelluagen mI6erer 9cmobner I'M
Gountp 5u beldiieen. Sniolge Der
n8ar @orf" 6ono- &agne lit e
6DIi6en linn uno anoern 2euten 81
erniteu MISUNDERSTANDING gefom.
men uno es ioaen 0robungen ollsae-
ltoBen iein, onrd) meldJe 8ernot ieir
eigentum mb 2eben gefGbroct iiebt
@eneralanualt Gregory bat Der
gunoesmalt angepieien. Die 4naele.
genbeit griinolid 81 unteriu6en.
Sn Terbinoung nit Der IL
EaDlor abgebaltenen a~onoention ser
III Seras mobnenoen G5ed)o-S loma.
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