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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

Solid Gold Cuff Links are
$3.50 a pair.
DLAMOND set La VaIlieres
- are offered at $685..
Cameo set la Valicres are
S6.75. Cameo Brooches set
in solid gold frames, are
S1o.85. Solid God Rings,
in thousands of different
mountings and styles, can be
bought at almost any price
one has in mind.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

Mems Leather Belts, with
sterling buckles, arc $500
Solid gold buckle, $4,000.
Mems and Women's Umbrel-
las, of the highest grade only
at $500, $1,000 and up to
$500.
TT is gratifying to record the
L fact that last Saturdays
business broke all records for
the store.
We believe that this is go
ing to be the best, and alto
gether happiest and most
prosperous Christmas Seattle
has ever known. Certain il
is, that the desire to give the
best was never so marked as
it is this season.
For which we're duly
thankful!
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
STOLYPIN SLAYER DIES

Especial to The Star by N. Il. ~
PARIS. Dec. 3.-Thc Russian r''
olutionist, Nathalie Kiimova, has wv
in Paris, victim of Spanish iiu
klimova was condemned to desAA
some years ago, following the asssss
nation OF Stolypin. He sucoeeoeu -
escaping from prison and reaSn"s
Paris
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And then there are less %4GH.aa41-

And then there are less
expensive chests, containing
only twenty-six pieces-six
knives, forks, spoons and
tzblespoonS-and sugar shell
and butter knife These sets
can be bought for s8.75 a
set instead of $3.50, the reg
ular Burnett price.
And one good store made
quite a fuss over these same
chests as a $3.50 value just
a week ago!
Rogers Teaspoons can be
bought for Si.25 a set. Table
spoons for $3.50 a set
Knives and Forks e each)
for $3.50 a set. These are
all standard patterns and can
DC ADDED 10 al any uine-
Pie Knives, with sterling
silver handles, are St.2S
Cheese Knives are 75c. Berry
Spoons, $3.50. Cold Meat
Forks are SIS, and Steak
Sets (knife and fork) are
S1.SS a set. All the latter
have handles of sterling sill
yer, the blade only being
plated.
nut Class-hk price for
~ any piece in the store
and there's a goodszed store
full yet to be sold
You can get a $4,000
Lamp for $1,000. The $500
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
DARgEg GRAY HAIR
Society Women Everywhere
Now Use La Creole Hair
Dressing

Ia Creole" Hair Dressing Ia won
derful No trouble. Not necessary
TO visit q hair-dressing parior. APP
ply To your hair and scalp In the
privacy Of your room. as per sim
? pie directions on bottle. Shortly all
your gray. streaked, faced, prema-
turely gray or white hair turns TO
such an even. beautiful dark shade
no one could suspect you had used
la Creole" Hair Dressing Not a
trace of gray will show any more.
Cannot harm or damage your hair
q bit Stops dandruff and falling
hair. Long, soft. evenly dark, lus-'
trous hair In yours for n moderate
sum invested for bottle Of 'TA
Creole" Hair Dressing. For sale by
Bartell Drug Co. and good drug
stores everywhere. Mail orders
promptly filled upon receipt OF reg
uiar price--S120. La Creole" Hair
Dressing is guaranteed.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

Antoine Cresto, miner. and Antoine
BaLusino, both OF C7e Eium, are
under arrest thru charged by fed
cral authorities with manufacturing
raisin wine
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

DIAMONDS, Of course
- there's no gift TO COM
pare with a diamond. And
no gift quite so worldly-wise.
In France diamonds are sell
ing freely. The jewelers. of
Paris have had a big business.
This" said one Of them,
as because the Frcnchman
knows that a diamond is al
ways good collateral. Kings
may fall-empires be swept
away-bonds go begging
but the citizen with a belt
full of diamonds knew that
HIS asset could never
shrink"
And so Frenchmen bought
diamonds as a sort of "llfe
and death" insurance.
In this country diamonds
are steadily advancing, and
will continue to advance.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03
"0h, Yes! You Can Do Much
Better at burneHS! !"

Solid Gold ~ Glass and Clock. and Toilet Set. wealth
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

at one sitting! We suggest
that you see the wonderful
prices on Wrist Watches in
the windows
A TEA SET makes a fine
"A gift and the Burnett
store offers a rare collection
to choose among.
Even the lowest priced
one is guaranteed FOX q life
time Of service.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1918-12-03

savings. And all are depend
able. SIS Watches have been
marked at Sto.S5; $40 ones
for Sass, and Elgin and
Waltham SIS Watches can
now be bought for $3.50.
And the conventional
Watches for gentlemen.
Here's a group Of thin
Watches in solid gold AK.
cases. Guaranteed move
ments, with ~ jewels. Solid
gold. if you please, $500
apiece.
Mems Watches in ~
2o-year gold filled W.
cases, with II Jew M
]: !. ! !: !: !: !: ! ! !.
els and adjusted to ~
3 positions, can be TIN
bought for s28.7h HNX
Elgin and Waltz Zf y
am Watches in H. ENj
karat gold cases are WYNN
priced at SIS each. NW
And Waltham and ~
Elgin Watches in
gold-filled hunting cases are
priced at SfS.75.
And If one wants to be
real thrifty, here's a depend
able American Watch in a
goldfilled case, for 1915.
r AIDES WATCHES-thc
IL mere detail would fill a
page of this paper-and
there's more here now than
most folks will want TO read
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11
Be PATRIOTIC
and attend
C0LLEC {

1.-THE patriotic young man will 80
to college," This 10 the essence Of .
message Just sent to President u. q.
Peterson Of the Utah Agricultural
College by Mr.. p. H. Campbell, Sec
rotary treasurer Of the National EN-
Urgency Council on Education. Mr..
Campbell. who ID also president Of
the National Association Of state uni
versities. points out very insistently
that the far greater value to the gov
ernment Of the trained man ever the
unframed. makes II imperative that
the young men Of the nation prepare
for effective service BY training In
our practical institutions Of learning.
In part, Mr.. Campbell says:
1.-THE Department Of War has
come fully to realize the importance
Of keeping students In the colleges
and universities In preparation for
the supply Of trained men which will
certainly be needed In the future ~
= war asset. It goes without saying
that the demand for trained men
will be equally large In the post war
period a. . general peace asset. Il
seems . matter Of great Importance
that . campaign bs undertaken
throughout the country to bring the
public to . full realization Of this
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11
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extremely important fact. Public
opinion ought to DO educated to the
point Of bringing pressure to bear on
young men under the draft age 70
stay In college for the sake Of secur.
ing the preparation which will make
them most useful to the country
when the time Of need arrives. All
departments Of the government are
growing to . realization Of the I'M
portance Of undertaking . campaign
to bring about this result"
The War Department ID at present
form Hating . n q 90 apre % i've
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

various educational institutions Of
the country will receive. under army
officers. special theoretical and prac-
tical military training 90 that. when
the time comes that the government
lis ready. to cali these young men to
active service, they will bs in Z po-
sition to receive rapid military ad-
|vancement.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

FOR 6ALE-Red Cross Conquer.
3 months old Jersey bull at $3.50.
sired by Signal Flying Fox valued
1t $4,000. Grandfather Champion
Flying Fox sold for $500. We sold
. Delco plant to the man owning
this bull. Mr.. Nichols Of Tremon-
ton. Utah. II you want pure bred
animal see the above man or Center
Sales Company. q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

IceI4nd settings and color In New
England. The entire company ~.
pearing In his great production
"The Bondman." by Hall Caine. was
transported to Maine and along it,
picturesque coasts the camera men
completed their big task. This Pic
ture will be seen at the Lyric on
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

Yesterday at the Lyric. wee vim
some Marguerite Clark was the star
attraction In her newest Paramount
photoplay. : screen version Of
|"Prunella, which. Il will b. rsmena-
bered. was Miss Clark's last stage
production. i.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

Edward Earle. one Of photoplay's
most popular and leading men re-
turns to Blue Ribbon Features after
adding to his splendid reputation In
the series Of vitagraph Comedies Of
polite society humor. in which he
was starred with Agnes Ayres. Mr..
Earle Is ideally cast in '"The Little
Runaway" he Blue Ribbon Feature
which will be seen at the Oak on
Wednesday and Thursday.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11
Base Ball Game at LeWiston: Lewiston VS. Preston
Wednesday, June, IT, 6 o'clock p. m.

brand resembling w encircled, on
left shoulder. Phone Walter Last,
lew Lewiston. Reward. q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

For the first time In the motion
picture industry Iceland has been
made the setting for . feature film
and william Fox. 1t may interest
the audiences to learn. found his
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

The Chautauqua parade last eve
ming was = grad success made %
By the live boosters.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11
CLAS SIFIE d
ADVERTISING

FOR SALE = A good Ford car.
1915 model. touring car. must sell
because owner leaves in few days
for the army. Phone So. 81
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

FOR SALE OR TRADE 100
acres Of dry farm land at Downey.
viii take . good homo In Logan. In
4uire Of r. o. Hatch. Tranklin,
idaho. q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

FOR SALE CHEAP-A sample
sewing machine drop head rotary
Singer. also rotary White. first
come first served. 80 West First
North. Il
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

MONEY 10 LOAN-0ns hundred
and fifty thousand dollars on fern
and city property. b. A. Peterson
Z Go. q
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

WANTED-By two ladies Q mod
ern home to care for during the sum-
mer. Parties are responsible and will
furnish the best Of references. Boz
13S. Logan. Utah.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

STRAYED - sorsl mare. white
spot on forehead and hind fetlocks.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1918-06-11

SALESMAN WANTED - Expert
ence not necessary. good salary and
commission; man with car preferred.
80 West First North. II
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

! feiis BON 8teh Npt.. fino bic Cots 30,
81 unb 50 in glenis 6. u. 3. 4hn.
llnternbib. 81. (Steuer 50t.)
@ertrroe Bsber an Befiie W.
SobnTpn, Got 36 In Refpbolb g. pisr'
IONS llnterdbtbeiluna on 9inben
0ripe. 81.
fyrant Friedman u. u. an 5tnrp
6oltman, so bei 113 Jub on Der
Dsiiieite bon Sliifr gpe.. 259 Sub
nSrblih BON @lenpap 4Ds. auf pries
6ili. 81. (Steuer $3.)
Qouis Slider an Wilinm g. 5cus
msper, 35.13 2lder 2ano In Seitipn
80 in @reen 1OtDnfhip. 81. (Steuer
$500
state Sobnfon on Sobn anneisu,
Qots 124 uno lbs in 6. 6. !6opiins'
lIntsrabibeiluna in 'Glmlpocb. 81.
(Steuer SD
Darn Oilher an be Safltp part
Co., 15 bei 100 SUB oil Der Siibieitt
bon WiiIton Gtrnbe, 60 SUB ipeftIidb
bon gouns Strabe. 81. (Sieuer
$2.50)
WilIidm Ganten on Gillian aebns
beuisr, 20 bti 1872 Jub an Der Roros
ieite ppn Queen Gitp glptnus. 81.
(Steuer S2.50)
a1tberine Rinf on Wilidm giint,
Got 19 in Z. g. Ga @oiteair' 9lboi'
tion in plediant Ribse. 81 (Sieuer
$1.)
5ufcn 6. Drigbt on Gront 6.
BsresfOrb, 90 BEL 80 SUB an Der
Oftieite bon Snmilton pits in Wt.
9tnItbp. $500. (Steuer $150.)
2ouffd 6. ga6mfper, @ormunb.
an Sobn u. allbretbt. 1876 SUB an
Der Oftieite Don Deiiern apeniie, 410
SUB fiioIid BON gilmore CTR. 800.
Rate Banning an bis GreT. D,
Mutb Co., 80 bei 100 Iyub an Der
Siibpeliede bon DaInnt uHb g,carI
CTR. 81. (Steuer $17.50.)
Charles 8. 6orn an allma Corn,
Got 30 in Chen y. Rec6er's llnterabs
tbsilung on glortb Ctr. 81.
gbra De. Wininms on atbert g.
unb sseannette o. Dnbibfon, 30 BET
70 Jub an Der Sitisiie Don 5olIoipop
Gourt, 151 SUB DON SoIIppap abe.
81. (Steuer S15O)
Bertha TloerIsin an Surrp Uieier.
80 SUB on Der Meftfsfte non Obio
glpe. $S275.
6arrp Waeier an peier 20. DUR,
80 SUB an Der meffeite bon O9io
2lpe. $500.
Suiton 9. Mrisht on Glisdbet5
WeOuot, So suB on rer Oiiieiie BON
Sdnttltonpiss in Rt.5 .5<nlthp. $1100.
(Stsuer S150.)
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GelbftmtDrb
gegias Sran Wiaris Naoetlmaan ani
UrnnS langer .Ssranfbeit.

Sn ibrsr Wobnung SO. 1928 5isbs
Lamb @psnue uno ipdbrenb ibr Gotte
unb ibre brei ainber I'M Gamhiens
5immer fnbsn, besa6 fia bie e4eidh'
rigs Jrau Wsarie Weoeblmaiin, bic ieit
IGnssrsr 3fit on einer RerDenirani,
beit lit unb infolsebeHsn 6fiers We'
iandaeanfaqs baitt, eeftern abeTlo
segsn 10 llbr In bic Giirtt. mo fie elm
5ldi94en NH aarboIidurt Ieerie utb
baIb barauf ben Jolsfn bts 0istfs
sdas.
S5re 2si9e fpurbe bon ben Rim
bern, bensfi ibr Innses ansbieiben
perb6htis poriain, entbeft nnb es
belt btnislben nidh ftaper, bk Sos
besurfa6e gu srratbn, ba nsbeu Der
Gtifs bns gsIseris @iftfldif&en Log.
srpbbtm tpurbe Der Sausarst Dr.
3. 3. gsnsts serufen, Der bel ieinsm
gintreTitn aber niir ben Epb Der
s5rnu feitiiellen tornie nnb ieinerieits
Coroner Bauer btnn&rihtists, b.r bic
aeide beiihtiste unb NOD Geitfellung
Der sbatfa9en bic Griaubiib erfhefIs
ts, lie i'm 5aliis 81 behaIten.
qDo bic syrau bns gift trfnnst bnf.
ionnie nod ntdt feitgsitrTt Derbsn
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aleime gsDli3ei.Si .Siahridbten

- Golompn G1oengolb, See plcte
unD Reabins Roab, eapirfte geiiern
einen Softbsfeh eesen ben aino@gss
iibtr Jfcs TstMabdn, ber am GonIl'
tag feinen Yoter Gbarits Sddtnsolo
.bdilit ansesrifftu baben fcu. geioe
Tlduner iparen ipesen Gef8dftsangt'
leseHbeten IN Strtit seratben.
- Gus Der DObniins Don Osrtru'
be Ntihneiis, 1122 Wain Ctr. purbe
aefteru ein 2apalIiers, fotpie elm Rins
i'm Wertk BON $26 enttpcnbet.
George Cn,ep, Gorspea, @ir;
ainia, ipurbe aeiiern. tuie er Der 20
Ii3ei neIoete. aiif elmer Ditenb Cor
bon brei Wadruerrt bie lid, ouf Der
9Iattforn on ibn beranbringten. I'M
fein Sajfenbu4 NIT S98 beitcbsen.
or mar i'm Gtanoe Der 9oli5ei eiIts
CUTE @eidreibaing Der GmiHcr 81
gebeii.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

Grans giber, 1893 Deii eiberip Ctr.
oeIt.rn Nlprssn nit Der re6tsn 5ano
in bas @etriebe siutr Wiaf6ine uro
ebe ,r ittb Iosorbeiieu tcnHte, NOR ib'I
Der WitttIfineer obosrifen iporotn.
gluicpotrpl 4 brdhts ben 8erlestsn
nod bem Belts Gtrnbs 3oipitaI.
cSynfolge bts 3ufnutmsnbrutls
feiues @de,ns, Der ii9 s,iiern gormiis
TOD on Der 4nipoob Ipenue uHb wlas
bifon Roob ersisnets, ipiIrot W. Gnps
Der, 5ubrlnnnn zines it6btifd5sn Wdf'
ieriptrfsfpastns. bon feinen Sibe gt'
ihleifbert urb berori berlebt, bob er
burf Muippdtrpl 8 raf BEN ftdots
f@sn 6OfpiiaI sebrudt sperbsn nsubts.
= Der 22idbriee elmr Gmitb.
1922 Sarriet Strnbs, fiel seitern
2lbenb tn ter aI1oge Der Jobu 3.
Rorris sFounbrp Co., Gpuri unb
Gurriet G.rnBe, burfj einen Gubrs
ftublfha1t in ben 20 CUB tiefsr ass
Isasnen aeiIrr, mo- Ct beipub.Ios lisgsn
bfieb. ginioe feiner Wlitdrbeiter hdten
fbn mf uno benaHrihtigten bic poli'
aei. trdf< ben Derlsbten bur6 ga.
irolduto 2 nah Dem Stabtbcfpitdl
ffaffen fieb. GiHt bort aH1eiiellts
llnterfubune ergab, bab Smitb eintn
9ru6 bes rt6ten Mrms, WerlebuHaen
am aopf urb ni6glihe1piie cine
ftpere giildsrntpnlebfng trfittsn
Bot. bi. fbn Idnsert 3eit ans eeit ffs
fsIn perbtn
- Durd Elm fallenbes Slid Glen
fpurbe ber 31idbrtue syFaae Chr, 534
Wt. Sopt goob, asTiern in Der Muiass
Der Cincinnati @riHber 60. berdrt
on ben stcpf setroffsn, bub q cine
floffnbe @iinbt bdpontrus uHb be-
bufs gebdreiunu nn9 Rem Stdotbos
fpttol etbradt iperbtn mibts.
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ilnfdae.

- Der 14sjdbrige GSfpin gorses,
Apt Bobgelp slDenlIe. fmifie gtfitrr
@benb, aIs er In fsinem Gdlitten ben
Siisd an Der GoItrain unb @irginio
aDenue hindfubr. NIT boiler @n6i
in cine GoIeraiH apsnle Gar, tpurbs
beroboef4Ieupert nnb friig einel
SrudJ bss linien 9lrms bdDOu. Gein
8riher brahis Jpn nod 5usft, tpr
Dr. gbdrles Seller ibn tn gsbanb'
lung nabm.
- Der 62sidhrfge @iebbdnbIkr
Otbp alopb bon MiIan, synb, glitt
ssiisrn i'm sStod Dnrbs SOtel 70 ur'
eliidIich aug, bob CT su 8ooen unn
5ipar nit Dem Sintertopf sesn sinsn
eiItrnen BoI5en fid. CT triig tins
floffenbs Wiinbe babon nnb muBfs
nurh glutoputrol z nnh bsn Stnbt'
boipitaI gsf@nfft iperbtn, mo cine I'm
ierfu4ung ersab, baB Der Monn m0s'
IideriDsife ol9 cine 0cbirnrftifit'
runs erIittsn bat.
- Bsim 9srIu&, an ber @ins.
nabe Siebenter Gtrnbe, cine Car gu
bsrIafen, ipurbs Der 55sidbrige gecrge
glIIppop, 1880 Gilbert aDenue, neil
Der aonbuftair bos 3ei6en sur Al<is
ierfabrt su friib dbgdb, dbstiDorfss'
unb trug einen Bru& bss rutien
Beins bnDrn. 9lutcp1tro! ND. 3 bro4.
ie ibn na4 bsm StabtbcfpiidI.
- an Der anfast b<r MsbItng
Bros 6sasnyg asrjtt9 tR 28ja5xtpf
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U @mstitanif@sr 6nmpr.

Gmeritanif6er 6umor.
Sletnss Ndoden: r9robmornu,
I6neibeit 8u jebt fir mid bas Slid
&uhen ab2"
rSSn, mein ainb."
Mao6en: v@robnomu. III Deins
8Eile ein 9ergroBerungsgIas2S
ia, mein Rinb.@
-@robmoma, bitts, bonn leg' snsrii
bic @siIls sb.- Gs<asc zzibgus)
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1918-02-06

7onnoqs abhdnsi, Icnbun nu9 bic
auiirttn lpilien btefss unh es ipuros
ON Dienitag anssbsutet. bab siner
Der 6auptssssnftdnbt her Disfuiiion
qeles.ntlib Der tiir5Iifkn Sibuna be-
GbrItsn Rriessrotbs In geriaiaes bic
1yragt osipdsn. irit Sdtffs fiir bitten
and aefideri perb.n fbnnten. Gin
arpss oineriianiIdxs. 6ser lit tbnts
id6lifi Sur abFabrt bersit. aber sbt
Is abasIanbt ipirb, min bns Srissss
bspartsmsm nit geifimmtbtit piilen,
bnb ben Sruppsn auf oos HOtbiss que
oeFii6ri iperben fam. Ghiffs iino fiir
ale gsf5rbsrune Der Sruppen porbaHs
ben nnb bic su Ioienbe slufsoht be-
iteft barin, lie mii ben nDtbisen Wlns
i.riaIitn sur Siibruns bss aanplss
gu Hrioreen.
sir cine Million Mann an Der
s!dmpffront iperoen, Iaut ben btlisn
erbdliIihen SddbunaeH 5fpiiden pler
unb Feb<u wiilIionsn 9onnsn sdifYss
ralm In ununierbrohener Jnbrt iibsr
bic 1900 Wssilen WaTer 3ipiiHeu
slmeriia unb europa nOfbis f,tn- Die
9srsinisten Stnaten fonnen ihrt
Sonb ouf sfira bier MiIiorwn son'
nen jest lsssn unb ipdbrenb bts Sab
res ioIIen. mi. man trtpartst. ipsitsrs,
brsi tis fsGs WiIionen 9onuen ss'
bnut iperbtn.
tss In nidtg bnriiber bssunnf se1ss
Ben iuorbtn. ME piel 9onnngs ole als
liirten bereit iirlb fir bic. Bef6rbsruna
Der omsritdniitsn Sruppen unb ber.u
0orrdtbe beisuileuern. Die Gngldnber
baben bsrsits stIifs Sdiffe fir bieien
3iped tsrgsaeben unb iis bereifen iih
fit bic sSrsinlnfungeanerebrn iirbu
bct.
DIR arisssraf5 in 8etfaillss nabm
bic fErage auf. ME bds Gleif1eipid,t
sfpifh<n Der 1rlppsnbef0rbtruns uno
Der Wprrdtbt Der 9ruppen UNI Der BE-
f1rbeuina bsr SdderI bic pon Der ars
me- Der @liirtm unb Der giDif6sp6ls
ieruna In europa bert6tbigt tptrttn,
diifsft erhdlten fptrben fol-. Beridte
nus Wdfbington teuten an. bab Der
plan bdbin aebt. bel Der Bef5rbsrunJ
Der dmsritanifGm Eruppnt unb Mns
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Srns. Der ge!prbsrins amsrita'
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Ter Sftober bradte Teinen toltsn
Ra9te. SH ben 9drten berblaBteu
bis lebten aitern.. uno bic @sors
ginen bingen perffpmpft an ben
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ndhfte @inb6auh re raui9elnb Dom
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NafeHflade asrlfreute.
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fdubten Stdmmen bes pdrfes su
fpdter 4beHbseit bsrumfpdnbeln 5ab,
saitlss tiH4srfGFsjtasss ansmpifEs.
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Wo,isbe.
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nah benz 8triinsr S6lob Don
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1918, AZ required by the Act Of octo-
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