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The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
NEWS ITEMS
By Clio Harper.

Little Rock, May 20.-There are two big drives on this week.-one is the great Red Cross drive for the raising of a second fund to carry or the work of an organization that has well been called the symbol of Gods mercy.
 The other drive is the final weeks campaign for the candidates for var lous offices, whose fate will be placed Tn the hands of the sovereign voters next Tuesday, the 28th.
 The approaching primary is the 1irst that is to be held under the brendldge primary law, for the state and the results will be watched with interest. There are several radical changes that may be q little con- fuslng at first, but the people will soon adjust themselves to the require ments of the law-probably by the tune the Legislature and the Consti- tutlonal Convention finish revising it
 When a man or woman,-and for the first time in the history of Ark ansas, or of the Southern states wo- men will exercise the right of suf- frage,-when a man or woman goes to the polls to vote he or she must take his or her poll tax receipt to ex- hlbit to the judges. The law provides only three classes of people who may vote
 Those who exhibit poll tax receipts
 Those who have become of age since the Last time for the assessment of taxes.
 Those whose names appear on the printed list of those that have paid their plol-taxes
 The time for the payment of poll taxes does not expire until July 1 therefore printed lists of those who are qualified for this election will not be available.
 Therefore, those who desire to vote should not forget their poll-tax re- ceipts
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
LET THE PEOPLE KNOW THE TRUTH.

T have charged that John Page is sending out bulletin marked Pages Bulletin at the expense of the people, and that charge has never been denied by him, and charge now the people paying for his campaign through this bulletin Are you going to return such man to power? have charged that the Investigating Committee of the session of the Legislature found him withholding the huge sum of money to the amount of $8O57 35 from the year 1913 to 1915, and make that charge again. Will the people return such man to power to manage their affairs? have unfoded his records to the people and showed the great horrible records he is trying to keep, and how he cries out that it is mudsinging The people ought to know the truth about their de- partments. No bowling offceseeker should be per mitted to sit by and call shameful record mud singing. They will not. 1 have charged Page brought into the State House carload of gin wrap pers and sold them to the gnners and never turned dime into the State Treasury but sent them out at the expense of the people. I showed it all over this State. That kind of man will and should be defeat ed. Let the people know the truth"
 JIM G. FEKGUSON.'
 The above is what Jim c. Ferguson is standing on. If the above is true, then every voter will regis ter his vote against that kind of record
 (adv.)
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
THE TINY HANDS.

From out of the awful carhAse '' r,,,,onean lands-from out or the ter rible devastation in France ID per ;,,r in Roumania and Seroia' count ,..s mon countless tiny hands are .o.ched out to America for help.
 rhsss tiny arms which should be ,.,.n and dimpled are thin ana pony p t., starvation. Those little hahas n.h,ch should be soft and pinh 'ine .He hahv hands in your home, are Jus' a D ,oio+on of skin and bones from long 'NJ arrf,,l hunger. Those little ones 1.aaw a,,a not what has happened. They ~a,, kro,v that their fathers are oeao; o .la, come of their mothers are deao or worse yet--in German captivity 'he. ,,now that their homes are gone' ''a' +hev are cold in winter and hun"rs' Ia.crv all the time. They only kno" ,hat they want food and clothes Ger their tiny bodies. They do not ,,nou to whom they are turning TOT belp They only raise tneir heipiess ,;+tle hands to some one TOT suceoi' , .na .l, nnconsciously-as a flower turns it's head to the morning sun TOT life giving sustenance-are those tihs ho,ds and arms turned to the great aaa ,,e,c;fnl America. And America :. oo;np to respond-and this week von have the chance, and only as you resnond to this call, cen you feel the warmth of heart and glow of soul ,vh;ch follows the needing of our Mo.tar,s call: "Inasmuch as ye have ao,e if unto one of the least of these my children, ye have done 1t unto Me"
 To a Red Cross nurse:
 Sweet Soldier of the Silence.
 Adown the long white aisle. You tiptoe all unmindfully
 Of hour or day or mile;
 A bandage here, a tuck in there,
 A drink, touch of hand That only soldiers such as ours
 Have souls to understand. Your Red Cross emblem they'll de-
 fend
 Through stress of time and tide; It IS Gods goodness manifest
 Old Glory sanctified.
 Mrs. C. w. Boyer.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

When the baby takes too much food the stomach turns: the result IS indi- gestion, sourness and vomiting Ere quently the bowels are involved and there is collie pains and diarrhoea McGEE'S BABY ELIXIR is a grand corrective remedy for the stomach and bowel disorders of babies. It Is pure, wholesome and pleasant to take Price Poe and 50c per bottle Sold by J. R. Joyce Drug Go.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
Best Thing for a Bilious Attack

"On account of my confinement in the printing office 1 have for years been chronic sufferer from indiges- ton and liver trouble A few weeks ago l had an attack that was so se- were that l was not able to go to the case for two days. Failing to get any relief from any other treatment, I took three of Ghamberlain's Tablets and the next day I felt like a new man." writes H. c. Bailey, Editor Carolina News, Chapin, S. C.. Obtain able everywhere.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Sallow complexion is due to torpid liver. HERBINE purifies and strengthens the liver and bowels and restores the rosy bloom of health to the cheek. Price soc Sold by J. R. Joyce Drug Go.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

One way to relieve habitual consti- patton is to take regularly a mild lax ative. Doan's Regulets are recom- mended for this purpose. 30c box at all drug stores.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Itching piles provoke profanity, but profanity won't remove them. Deans Ointment is recommended for itching, bleeding or protruding piles 60c at any drug store.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Lots of people look thoughtful then let it go at that.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Most things will come your way if you go aftef them.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

After s Arkansas "ihs the
 a 0 of the
 a life
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
For Indigestion, Constipation c
 BiliOuSneSS

Just try one 50-cent bottle of LAX-FOS WITH PEPSIN. A Liquid Digestive Laxative pleasant to take Made and recommended to the public by Paris Medi- cine Co. manufacturers of Laxative Bromo Quinine and Groves Tasteless chill Tonic.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Even crook can hand out a straigh tip if he wants to.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Self-inspection is a sure cure f self-esteem, 1t is said.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
Whenever You Need a General Tonic
 Take Groves.

The Old Standard Groves Tasteless chill Tonic is equally valuable as General Tonic because it contains the we'll known tonic properties of QUININE and IRON. It acts on the Liver, Drives out Malaria. Enriches the Blood and Builds up the Whole System. 50 cents
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24
Governor Brough's Reply
May 9th, 1918
Mir. L. c. Smith, Marion Hotel,
 Little Rock, Arkansas.

Sir
 In reply your letter of delivered today by Mr. Mcconnell of campaign managers will say that have deed into domestic affairs have said anything about that appear the records of district These public records made by law, and the people have right investigate them and know the truth about and intention to make the You have employed the he deems best and aggreved at these facts that matter of record being made public privilege to hold per sonally responsible.'
 My private and public life should be and open the public for investigation
 Yours very truly,
 CHAS. H. BROUGH
 Governor
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

Buy War Savings Stamps.
The Springdale news., 1918-05-24

This is to inform you that when arrived Center Point, Howard County Arkansas few days since of friends informed that had made relative to ot my domestic affairs and in justice and myself as to whether or not made certain statements in spirit o falr ness make known that have received from them such information and if it be true that shall hold you per sonay responsible for dabbng into matters that public concern to and that do not myself discuss With my most intimate friends and that has the right legally or otherwise to publish
 You will therefore, take notice forbid you any ese from making public these domestic and private matters Should learn of this being repeated shall publish you political coward and my friends will take charge of at the proper time you will have suffer the con sequences employed by the to look after and take care of these for me-
 Yours truly, LCSLMS l. C. SMITH
Baraboo weekly news. [volume] (Baraboo, Wis.) 1912-197?, 1918-06-20


you poShH can dnnghe aiming mnHso of
dent Wilson in his Proclamation declaring Friday June 18th National War Savings Stamp Day. arn
and
ndH lpend frrodh avng Ma
does his me2 will
tmmchndn onu ibe to than Sjutsh SHARE
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
Repilblikaiter tpcMcit
1pilion aitereifeit
Seine gtote an 9eatidlanS bebagt
linen nidt; Sit9eof iuirS
ibnea antpprten.

@ai6ingtcn 10. Oft ssyft Ct.
ipnrtung zines glt9riffg olf grGli.
bent gilion ieitens Der &epubltfa.
ner ipegeits ieiner sSrieoehsnote IN
3eittidlanO, iinO anbdnger Der SO.
miniltration bereir, oen1IeI6en at be.
eegnen. Senotor $it6cod. 8orfiter
oes 9tusi6uiies fir 9luspGrtiee 9[n.
gelegenbeite1, miro Die :Sailptreoe
gegen Ole &epublifaner MAIDEN,
Denn Der gngriff, fuie man beItilnftt
eriDartet, erfolgen foIlte. Son Ger.
ionen, Die in unntitteIbarem gcrfepr
NIT bem 8eiBen Sous un0 6en gtat'
gebern 0eS Br1lioenten ite9en,
fonnt Die angabe, Bob 8rGii0ent
g8ilIon's 9ote an 8rins MarimiIton
olif Der Genntnis 9eipiiier SctI11en
berltbe, Die tpe6er ben Mfitglieoern
oes Gonareiies nod 6em nIlgeneinell
Bnblifunt sngdngli6 fillo. Cine
&enntnis Die ieine San0lunq gu Ser
ein5ig ri6tiGen ma6te. Die Gnt.
Der 9inge tn Sen ndd)lten
8aget oiirfte oud ieine f6GrfIten
@egner iiber5eu1en, nos er einen
Qteilteritreif) geiiibrt bat.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
Der 4oapSt tuirS an
Die 1t1elt appelicrei,
Sn Scm slppea ipirO CT iid sngun-
item Der 6sOinsnngen
bes Hrdfbenten ertlGren.

@oIbingtott 10. 0H. C99on @o.
BERT S. 8enoer, &orreiponoett Der
ltniteO GreB)-9er BapIt pirO am
2. gtoDember - gaerieelentog -
an Die 8elt nppelierelL Die Id
5rieoenspinlfte 0e8 95r1Iioenten
an8unebnen. gs iit beaei9nerlO,
0oB Der 9otifan idon ant 3. Gttober
nuBte, bob SeIterrei9 an @ilipn
cine 6rieoensnote ridten uno fiG
NIT ben IA bon NrGiinettt gSiiIal
atfgeIteIlten 81tntten ettlreritanoen
erfl1ren niiroe.
gS tam ntf @rttto bon aneaben
b0diter 9Glttoritdt geiust peroen, oaB
e. gu feinem nltsgeoebnten 9soten-
auStoriI9 aipii9en Dem 9rGIioeflten
unO 8eliti6lnno foutrten miro.
9elttidlano nuB Die bonn 8rdit-
Oenten gelteIlten g(nfragen fret uito
often 6eontiporten, ooer alle ipeite.
rem @r6rterungen fomtnen 5un 2lb.
brltd. 9arauf fotn itA 0oS an1e.
ritantide @olf berlaiien.
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lt.guut als berIenft beridltet.

Gin 2ltLantiIder Safen, 10. Oft.
8e9Geitung bon 6rei onosren
britiiden S6iffen geInnete Elm Fri.
tiider 8aiingieroampfer nit 8tpei-
iinoadt3ig Sffi5ieren ut6 SoIoaten
bier an Die ftd in Der nmerifonilhen
gtrmee antDerben IieBen un0 enttpe.
Der oertpurOet ODER bergait norcn.
8te 4aiiagiere erfldrten, 6aB Die ge.
gleitidiffe bon ,einem ltgoot nnge-
griffen fpuroeu ols fie Sipei Soge
aus 0em britii6et Sofen iporen.
9fmerifanii6e 1tno britiIfe 3erIto.
rer IieBen Sief6onben berienfen, nfs
Elm Silfernf iie erreifte uno slpnr
nitr6en Die Bomber alif Der Stelle
mo Der glngriff erfoIgte, berienft.
9lnn gIaubt NIT giitem Grfolg.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
Spaniltbe .Jnflueft5a
berrI6t tint Canoe
Suiuo6l Ser 8eiteu nls aud Ser
Often t,un Der gpibemie
beimgeindt.

8afbinoto1 10. 9ft.-9ie ipo-
nii9e SSnfluen5a bot iid Bereits iiber
oas gon3e 2ono berbreitet. 8erih.
te Die beltte bier einlieIen, Ia8en,
0aB Ole @pioenie in Den pe5tliAen
Staaten ltll6 olt1 at scr 9acific
&illte Itarf oltfgetreten lit.
9lub IN ben 9lrineelagern BerrIht
0ieielbe nod, tpenn dlt@ in herrrtin.
Oertem @rabe. @piOenllidJ tritt aS5n.
fluRn3a in 9[ri5ona @arDlano unb
in einem Cell bon glrtanIos ollf.
sssSu ben Stanten 2oaiiiana, @filiolt.
III Miiliiiippi, gtebrasf1, gtoro Ga.
rolinn, gfor6 8afota GBio, Giio.
8afotd Senneiiee, &erns, Germont,
California uflo onoeren Staoten
berridt 0ieIeIbe gum Sell. sSn Die.
len Der groBen Sta0te tpuroen bie
S6ulen uno ale 3beater gei1toIIen,
iolDie &erian1ntlltngeu jeoer 2lrt 1ut.
ter1d9t. ltnter Den 2euten Die bor
Der @rpIoiion In Morgon Inter.
fltnft un0 Sdub iudten 1T bic IN.
fluen8a ftnrf ousgebroden. Die
StaOt @orgon, g. S, bat 5000
&rante. SIN 9iItrift Columbia iii
Die aro1tbeit in' Der 3unabne.
Sartforo, Cont 10. 9ft.-3er
Staots- -@eiun0beitsrat BON gonnec-
ticlt nodte befonnt, OnB $4,000
&erioren I'M Stoat an Der Snfluen-
ga erfranft itno. Strenge @oBno4-
men meroen getroffe1 ltru ser Cpl
Oemie @inboIt su gebieten.
8uibingto1 9. g., 10. Stt.-Gie
ipaniibe Snfluen8o 5eiat 6ette cine
3una9me in einigen Der Camps.
CAMP 6uniton, aa8., beridtet bente
1880 neue sSdlle.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
Aaiitrte grEl en- bell
Seinb !. ltraQ DIT
tritcn nntcrnepnten ir Sitlidter tsittmne BON
Gens cincn tpcitercn pcritoh uitS n6bern
: iidb Ser bcl9ilc1en 6renSc.
Die eroke s@laeRt in Scr Gbampaens tobt ,usitsr

offers al @egenanoriffen ii6er, Die
ibnen ober feinerlet Grfolee, ionOern
nur 8erluite einbringen. 8u groBer
5ur6tbnrfeit geltdIten iib bic 8e.
fedte am Suippe GIub, bod fino Die
5ranSoien imItanoe, AUDI bort tueiter
bor3uoringer.
g8eItli1 beg argonneflipoloes ha.
ben bic g(nlerifaner lire 2inie bis
nod gornaD, on glire 8fuB, oorae.
tragen luto iid nit Dem frans6lt-
iden Seere bereini9t. Ger eon5e
glrgonnenpaIO biirfte ii9 balo n
9eiiB Der GGiierten befin0en. g(uf
oem Sltlfer Ser Wlnos hoben Ole
g(merifaner meBrere 0rtiboften &c.
iett uito tbre 2inie ousgeribtet.
eStalieniider 8eridt.
9fonI 10. Stt.-0as &ricggout
meloete geItern abeno, ooB itaIieri-
ide Sruppen in glIbnnien in nor6.
lider 9fidtnng bor0rangen 1tnO Die
Sto0t @lbaIan beiebt baben; Der @i.
6eritnto Der Seiterrei6er mur0e ge.
brodeiL lino Die Staliener iebten If.
rem 8orlndrid fort. gIbaIan lit Ell.
ne ser ipidtigiten StG0te in Sii6.
ol6onicn uno bate Dor Dem ariege
$4,000 @intpobner.
9entIder 8etifjt.
gerlin, iiber 2on0on, 10. Sft.-
3o8 ariegsaalt meLoete geItern
glbeno: san Der G6Iadtfront 0ipi.
iden gdnlbrai unO ct. Quentin
nobnen mir riidtpGrtige Stellunaen
eifL uno baben iomit gdnbroi atif-
gege6en. sSSn Der Gbnrnpagne Fam
e8 al &leinfdnlpfen; 5u beioen Sci.
ten Der Wldos entfpidelten fi6 nel4e
feinoli4e 2lngriffe.4 sSn oent 8e.
riht miro dugegeben, ooB 3u betoen
Seiten Der nod Sn gbuteau fiibrcn.
ben $eeritrnBe bonn 5einoe eire
8reIde gelegt ipOr0en lit.
8iener 9eridt.
@ier. iiber 2onoon 10. Oft
0ffi8ien ipir6 beri6tet, bob 6iterrei.
6iide ungarii9e &rllppen in ben
Geiedten I'M ger0un 4biduitt RUBIN.
reiheft @ntei[ aenoE1tf1en hoben.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
Bekaitlttcr Biitaer in
Columbus oeitorben

Columbus, g1e6., 10. Sft.-Gi.
ner Der befannteiten uno oeadteTten
bieligen 9iirger, Gus. 8. 9es9er, i'll
I'M gllter bon "a s5abren eiiren
lunglpierigen 2ei0en erlegen. eeSnl
Sabre 1858 fam er bon 9mabo
noh Columbus, u1o ntu6te ser
&rieg gegen Die rduberiiden Giour
Snbianer nit. sSSr1 Sabre 1871
etablierte er ein @runoeigetltlunsee
iddft, oos be,tte nod unter Der Sir
ma 8eder, Sodenberger & gbam.
bers floriert. gr mar W2itglieo scr
Rebrosfa 5tnotslegisIotur ,sur 3eit
aI8 Sobn 81. 9buriton gum Bun.
oesienator ertpdGlt tuur6e. esn 60.
llrn6us ieIbit bate er mebrere Male
Offentlide 4enlter irne uno mar Elm
prontineiiter 6reiinaurer.
Seine Satin lit ibn fiinf Sabre
i'm So6e bornu8geganget. ge4er8
geeroigung erfolgt Sreitag Inn 8
lt9r gtadmittag5. 8rei Gin0er unO
Elm GROCER 6rdltn6esfrei3 betrouern
ben 0a6ingeIdieoenen. 9e1er mar
Elm 6rober Mtann, Der oa8 syntereIie
0es oIgelneinen @obIs I'M gluqe
bate; feline 6reunOe sdblten Sc.
giorl
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
prcnttcr ClcpS Oeor1e
9ratilliert Sen Gritppct

2ot6on, 10. Oft. -grentier
2oDo George bat oen britiId)en
Sruppen 0urd ben Sel0marlholl
8aig fofgenDe Gratplotion srfonl.
men loiien:
SD habe foeben 6urd 03arI1oa
Sod pernomH1e1 0ab oie brittle
un6 bierte 9lrnlee einen briIonten
Sieg errltneen bat. Sd tpiinI6e ho.
Der meinen oltfri6tigften @EiiG-
ipuni3 an Sic, 0ie @ener1le
gpug, Gaiulinion nno Sorne itn0
alle Sffi8iere 1rnO Die WeannIhaf-
ten slt iiber1nitteln gu oen groBen
nn0 auSge3ei6neten grfoIgen, tpelde
Die britilhcn GoI0oten in @enein-
idaft NIT ibren onterifaniI1en
@affenbritoern errltrgen baben."
Sab Die Sruppen Oes &eides
nit gtut uno 3Gbigfeit, tros Ser
feinbltden 9rngriffe,
Die 9ffenftbe nit enti6ie6enem Gr.
folg ergriffen boben, biloet 0as
groBte Gapitel in Ser @9iIitdrge.
i6idte."
p9os nos eroBe fein0Gide Scr.
tei0igunesipitenL oos oIs unain-
nebntbor goIt, 5eridntettert tunroe,
1T cine Sot. oltf Die mir in gere6.
fer 8eiie itoI8 1inO i'm gotaen 3ei@
0anfbar iein fonnen."
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-10-10
caitoialiter Scrtiebritt
Ser 1oiertelt 2lnlcibc

@ai6ington, 10. Gft. - 9os
S4abatnt atbt 8u, baB Die Sort.
ihritte in Der l1nterbringung Der
$6i000,000,000 glnleibe nit ge.
ioroni8 crregenoer 2ongiot1feit
borpdrts 0cbt. 0iit Ser S1Ifte Ser
&aInpagne6eit bon brei 8o9en be-
reits beritritbell ftno nod oen eeit-
rigen 8eridten MIR $1,79t.463,.
200 o0er so 9ro5ert Ser Inleibe
crit lulter5eldnet. Gs 1T eine rn-
8tueifelbafte Sotiade, baB oie Der.
idie6enen Goniteen I'M gan3en
2a16e elmer fdmierigen Sage gegen.
iiberiteben. Con Ser bolle 8etroq
Der QnGatbc Dor 0em 19. 9ftober
erreidt per6en, 10 nn1B tG9Iid9 6ie
Sumne Don $467000,000 inter.
gebrndt tneroen. Gs ftebt feTt, baB
0ie 9(nGeibe ni6t erfoIgrei9 fem
fan1 ipenn Der 5orti9ritt IN 6ents
iel6en &elnpo bor ii6 gebt. Sic
&omiteen 1ttiiiien e8 Sen 8iirgern
fIor mahen, 0aB iie gr5Bere 9e-
trdge oufnehnen nliiiien. S8obl'
boben0e 8iirger ntiifien tiefer III
ibr &obita( eingreifen uno 2eitte
nit nl1Bigeln @irfontmen n1iifien
ibren al4fiinftigen ger6ienIt Der.
pflidten. Ser &onfds Gitb 9iItr;ft
ienoet folgel1ben 8eridt: &anid8,
S16,162,650; 9fiiiouri, $16162,..
$t6,162,650; 0tifiouri, $3,254,-
900; gtebrnsfa $9,327800; SEEM
Merifo, 4,725,5 800; Sflobomo,
$5,995,300; @poulinG $t,976,-
750.
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Nants 0ur9bre6fll
Die &riembil0e 2inie
1t)eItlicb Ser 11taas baben tie Sos feinSlide Ses
ititnosipitcm ecncrnnten mitS Srineen 4
int nSrSlieber RidttMno tueiter pcr.
tsubmestaten Scr ?. oiuiiion IN Ser Champagne

@tit Der @tnerifaniihen 9[rmee
10. Oft. (8on 6reo 9. 5ergiion
&orreipoftoent Der llniteO 4reB -
Die glmerifaner boben Die &rient.
bil0e 2inie an elmer Sront bon feds
Gilonteter (fdIt bier Meiler) our6.
bro6en; iie baben 0oS febte orguli-
fierte 8erteioi9lngsiDitent ipeitli9
Der @aaS 5eri9unettert nno oringen
gegen geor0en Dor, mo- iie mn natiir.
Ii9e Observation-Disclosures slui.
i6en iib ltno Der belgiiden @renss
5lt iiberpaltigen Baben. 9ie Gin
bu6htng in oen Irgott1ett lit infol.
ge Der 8erbinoung Der otuerifori-
i6en ulto fra18oiil9en Gruppen BET
2ancon ousgener5t iporoen. Die
4nerifaner Oringen IN 0em tpal0i-
gen gebiet tpeiter bor; bic SSnga-
nieure babnen ibnen 0ur1 @egral.
mung Der SinoerniIie ben @eg.
Die tnpfere smeite Gipifiun.
IS miro iebt geitattet 5lt mel
Sen, 0aB es Die 8peite omerifoniide
9ibiiion mar, lpelde oen SaltptitoB
BEL Ben i6nercn 91tnpfen in Ser
Gbompogne uts3ubaIten batte. Die.
ie 9ibiiion ero6erte ct. @tienne un0
Die au oieier Staot fit9ranoen Stels
lltngen nn6 i6uf eillen iebt ill Die
Oeutide 2inie bineinragenoen 4eil.
9ie 8peite 8ibiiton beitebt aus oem
5. uno 6. Gegiment 0iorinetrup-
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Grubern syelbfaacn.

sSn Ser 9Gbe bon @iontblarc, Sas
bon ben g[nerifonern erltiirlrt ipur.
De, eroberten bie Entertainer iiinf
feinOlide 5eI0fii9en nut 0antpfenoer
Soft.
Die &Guipfe int slrspnnenipnIb
Sci ben Sperntionen meItli6 Dom
argonnertpolo iino 0ie g[merifaner
iiber Stpei &ilonleter binter Der 81.
ME alpii6en ct. gtienne uno 9r.
fetil borgeItpBen. Gem 8orntqrid)
ging ein Beftiges artiaeriefeuer Der
amerifaner uno 5ran3oien 1orous.
9ie feiftolide stfonterie unterno5nt
einen @egenongriff, Der .ieoob bon
Der &rtillerie Der gmiierten sltn
Salten gebra6t tritroe. Wtebrere
aeropIane uilteritiibten 9ierbei Sic
artiaerie. lteber Gun6ert Sorfs
pur6en bon ben Srdn5oiet rno 9lule-
rifonern angepenbet. Die Wonfs
batten bttlnen orei GtunOen ibr aln.
griffs8ieI erreit9t; Die sSron5oien
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9as 9oit.Gepartemellt nnO Die @e.
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Bombs Der oiioeiierten aonlboonien,
ole Steuer1 ltno gerpaItltngsfolten
fir @rln0eigentum un6 l6brli6 Die
nette goriuutne bon 8 MiGioncn
9oaors. Gie Iebtere reprdIentiert
Oos idbrIide ginfomnen bon af-
tien Der Gefeuidoft.
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heran5ieben fDer0en.
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