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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-10

WORK NEEDS FUNDS.
Lacks Modern Ships, Cannot
Keep Employees Without
Better Salaries.

Failure to provide modern vessels
Tor photographic work of the coast
and geodetic survey is prolonging in
efnclency, increasing cost for what is
produced and causing a great delay
in protecting the coastal waters of
the United States against loss of life
and property, it is stated by h. Lester
Jones, superintendent of the coast and
geodetic survey, in his annual report
! made public today
Among the recommendations set
forth in the report are an increased
appropriation of at least $1,000,o00 in
hVe or six years to continue geodetic
operations, one-ffth of the amount to
be appropriated each year. or about
100000 per annum; increased pay for
commissioned officers, in connection
with which 1t is pointed out that to
retain corps of experienced and
competent men suitable salaries must
be offered. and investigation of the
use of the airplane for making sur
veys: while another field service need
is an investigation of possibilities in
the use of the airplane for making
Topographic surveys and hydraulic ex-
aminations, as well as revisionary
surveys.
Inadequate Salaries.
The report emphasizes the sacrifices
a man Of ability makes at present by
remaining in the coast and geodetlc
survey. before the country entered
the war. according to the report. con-
ditions had grown to a serious stage,
but since the signing of the armistiie
steady disintegration has gone on. and
the sitcation has reached a point
where the quality of the survey en-
ployes is declining. principally under
the stress of present economic con-
ditions.
The salaries of photographic and
topographic draughtsmen (cartograph-
ers) in the coast and geodetic survey
range from 1000 to $4,000 per annum.
In various government departments. it
is pointed out, where employees are paid
from lump sum appropriations the sal
aries are often double those given mere.
For example, in the Navy Department.
the bureaus of steam engineering, con-
struction and repair, and yards and
docks have adopted the Macy award
for draughtsmen, which award is also
in effect in all shipyards in the United
States. A comparison of the salaries
established under this award with
those paid in the coast and geodetlc
survey for work of equal Importance
and requiring equivalent technical
nuaiifica tons indicates the following:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-10

The Oregon state legislature VIII
meet In special session on the second
Monday in January.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-10

DR.. i. Martina de Souza Dantas. the
new Brazilian ambassador to Italy,
presented his credentials to King VIC
tor Emmanuel Sunday
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-10

COAST AND GEODETIC SURVEY SALARY
FOR coRREspoNDING POSITION.
cs;of a,.f+susn " So 400
,s;s.ant ch;afs If sections .. . ,cO0E2, 400
ESnert cartorraphers .... 2,OO0-2, 200
oa dro ftspan an. 1,OOo-2 900
convist craftsmen ...... 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-10

The sixty-six books of the Bible
were written by forty men during a
period of 1000 years.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1919-12-10

Fire In a grainary at Malmoe. Swe-
den. Sunday. caused $4,000 damage.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

The Rebecca LeGrand Missionary
Society met on Tuesday evening
with Miss Florence Covington. The
Society opened with a song Let the
Blessed Sunshine H." after which
the Bible Lesson Matthew 26th,
Chapter, 36th-45th verses, was read
by the President, Miss Octavia
Scales. Sentence prayer followed
the Bible Lesson. The Roll was call
ed and each member answered with
"a quotation from the Bible contain
ing the word TRUST" Minutes of
the previous meeting were read,
dues collected and the Society
closed with the song SAVED" AT
ter the devotional hour was over, a
half hour of social entertainment
was enjoyed. The hostess served de-
licious refreshments.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
AuoHHEn BIG PEACE ORCHARD


(MGore County NewsJ
Lastw.ntcr John A.~Tuckerman, .
Boston man, bought a half interest
III $50 acres of land with Roger Der.
by, over beyond Jackson Springs
and will make his home in the Der.
by ncighborhood. Last year they
planted 5000 peach trees on the
land, and this year they are prepar-
ing for another 5000.
Mr.. Tuckerman has built one OF
the finest country homes in the
Sandhills, costing, it is said, about
$4,000 He has also built another
substantial house for his farm and
house employees. The family will
be moved down the first of the year
to become permanent settlers and
peach growers.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Canteen Praised.

The work Of the Rockingham
Red Cross Chapter at the Can
toen at Hamlet fer q year and .
half was splendid in every sense
Of the word. II is good for
headquarters at Atlanta to rec
ognize the worth of local work.
ers, and the following letter of
appreciation and commentator
to Commander Mrs. r. 3. Wad-
dell from Martha F. Fort is ap-
preciated:
Atlanta, Ca
My Dear Mrs. Waddell:
Mrs. Young, of Hamlet, has written
me Of the splendid service Of the
Rockingham Chapter.
l feel sure you and your assistants
feel more than repaid in the appreci-
alton of the men served, but l wish
to add our appreciation and thanks
to theirs. Your Chapter is to be con-
graduated on serving the number of
boys you have at so small cost. You
have given excellent service.
Very sincerely,
Martha F. Fort,
Director Canteen Service,
Southern Division.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Love can never lose its own.

Love can never lose its own.
Love Is &c n}a tor Of all creation.
Low iC golden link which unies the sweahearts of the
world. - ~
Love sends the soldier to fight and die for his country
Love OF the mother for her children binds the throne of God
to his ootstoo upon the earth
Ih=s4 and greater loves than these are conferred in
The Heart of Humanity"
Do know that the story of the great not merely
the story OF the bursting Shells the gallant charges the top
even the sufering5 Of the victims of the HUMP"
give all of her sons -
OF love Of the boys who died with smile on their faces
with the thought that they had paid their duty their country
and that they had done honor her that bore them
OF the love that persuaded bride to give her husband to
the conflict and then hear the call of the children of all humanity
crying aloud and them that she might cheer their peseced
little soul and wipe away their tears with smiles
OF love that moved all true that stirred the heart of
motherhood, that gave the nobleness of our women
You have idea of hcw the war was wo for your heart
too has beaten the noble strain You have an idea but Won
have yet to see it pictured
In the Heart of Humanity"
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

A+si Lid Fever ard Fell To SO
E'2l g. Lad no appetite.
/ Coz. !lTPG.COD
AEI NOW AGAIN
IN HEALTH

Ny mother lad a bad spell of
TYPHOID fever and when she finally
got uD out OF bed was weak, frail
I1Hd Eai 10 appetite. She only
weighed 50 eo4nds. We knew she
needed q geod tonic to quickly build
iser IN !efore complications set in
CT she suffered q relapse and so we
get l.ef Ear1c's Hyro-Cod.
I;s1is EEcS Right Up
&c has taken about six bottles
in3 les gained about 81 pounds so
i3ir cad we think that is grand. Her
2potito has improved and she
COP gQol end SIC are really well
Il; ti~fca tlst Eapic's Hypo-Cod is a
ss'r;nd good tonic after Sickness
.tcitinUcd AIrss. Thos. L. EIillwee, SOP
J.. College St., Charlotte, n. C.
People Just recovering from long
\ G,si;rs ,l!hces or fever can easily
put tfcmcolvc3 ON their feet days
and weeks sooner by using Earle's
Hypo-Cod. II gives them the new
strength, appetite, energy and rich
red blood that is needed. When
WORKOUT and rundown from over
work Or worry it does the same
thing. For frail, weak, pale and
puny children there is nothing as
good fo' its pleasant to taste and
agrees perfectly with the most deli
cate stomach. Children are fond of
i.
As a Fall tonic Earle's Hypo-Cod
is in a class by itself. We prepay
Earlc's Hypo-cod anywhere on re-
ceipt OF price s1.2o, plus SC war tax.
l.. G. Fox. Rockingham.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Pavinu of Askeboro

The Asheboro aldermen have let
the contract with Adams, Evans g.
Co., of New York, for $4,000 square
yards of asphalt street improve
ments. This will extend over two
miles Of the nidin business asd res
idential parts of that town
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

Having qualified as administrators 0
the estate Of ]. B. Hicks deceased, Of
Richmond County, N. c., this is to notify
all persons having claims against the es-
tate of said deceased to exhibit them tc
the undersigned, in said county, on or be
fore the 9th, day of November nine teen.
twenty, 1920, or this notice will be plead.
ed in bar of their recovery. ALI persons
indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payment.
This the 9th, day of October, 1919.
Mrs. Minnie Hicks
Administrative of ]. B. Hicks, deceased
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
OPERA HOUSE
Friday, Oct. 31st.

VIM. S. Hart in "Wolf Lowry
Hart plays the part of a ranch.
mana grim, silent man, and as
king of the wild desert country
he throws fear into the heart Of
his enemies.
A thrilling love story with. a
remarkable surprise at the finish.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

LOCK At YOUR LABEL.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Second Crop Apples

]. Bryant Little is not satisfied
with raising one crop of apples, but
needs must secure two crops lrolu
the same tree in the same year. lie
this week rlucked number OF well
developed second-crop jun ap, les
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

r. w. PumDelly, who has been
North for several weeks, where he
had gone to recover from an unsat.
isfactory condition of health, is
back again looking as fine as a fid.
die. He says he is all right again
after O period away from work.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Want Good Flour.

If SC. try Dan River and Dan
Valley at Watson-King's. Dan
River Sl.65 per 24-lb bag; Dan
Valley SLIGO We have this in
plain ard selfrising.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Sat. Nov. LIST.

RED Glove" EPISODE No. 10,
THE Renegade a western pic
ture you're sure to like.
Puppy Love Panic. A
comedy filled with hearty laughs
from beginning to end.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
County Wins Second

AT the State Fair last week Rich.
mond county Grated with the inter
mediate counties) was awarded see
ond place for the best county exhibit
in the State Demonstration depart
ment. Mrs. John Sandy Covington
is the county demonstrator.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

Now they say Paris gowns a E
more daring than ever. But sec
ing is believing, and-where are
they?
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Auction Company O:g2 az

The Carolina Auction and D
velopment Co., Inc, incorporate.
met this week and organized t,
follows:
&c. Dockery, Pres.
N. H. Reynolds, vice-pres.
R. L. Mcdonald, treas.
B. F. Thomas, Sec.
w. R. Jones, Genl Counsel.
J. A. McAulay, Sales MgT,.
Directors: J.C. Doclery, w
r. Jones, R. L. Mcdonald, i. L
Thomas and N. H. Reynolds.
The company will have ta9i.
first auction sale Wedn 2s..a
Nov. 18th, when so small far III
Of the Longproperty neac R}o>.
del No. 2, will be sold. Also, o.
Nov. 18th a number Of stores
houses and lots at Ellerbe VIII bt
sold. Full page advt OF eaci,
sale can be seen elsewhere in
this issue.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30
Wake Forest Gee Club.

The Wake Forest Glec ca,
will be at the school audito1 i !,
at Rockingham Saturday niaI.t
of next week, Nov. 9Th, u: {
the auspices of the RockinghH:1
school athletic association.
Rockingham post-dispatch. [volume] (Rockingham, N.C.) 1917-1965, 1919-10-30

Man works eight hours and
calls it a day. His wife works
day and night and is never
through. Call a strike!
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-12-13

tTrue translation filed with the
postmaster of Cleveland on December r
II, 1919, as required By the act Of
October +. 1910
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-12-13

bas Tortfommen I'M Seben ol er'
leihtern.
strafc iiir besansene 0ehlsriife
sahe fir ieoen 6repel lit oos
@runoprinSip oer biirgerliden Sl1
| ItiS. @tGnner ,,no 5rauen, Die Ser
ltGnonis fir oie llriacben belisen
aus oenen Gerbre6er lulo 8elesper
letter gelbaiien peroen Die Ser
5ensaiite ,no MenIdenpiiroe belit
sen, lino I'M StrafpousugsfpcIen I'M
moglid). Der Staat bral,ht Seltlel
als slniieber nno Sitter ieiner 8e
iangenen ,,no Yfleglinge.
9erionen moeen infolge iolde
Gntbiillunaeu, tpie iie Ole ltnterIl,
hr,na Der 8eoforo- -9eilerl,ngsanltal
bringt, eetnehielt meroen. So lang
sic BeIeni nihaft ibre @lieoer onrc
;urd)t Dor Strafe, ourb Sf)affltn
oblfredenoer 9eiipiele alf ben 8e
oss @edts 81 fiibren il,d)t, meroe
sic 9eiicrl,ngsanltalten cine Statt
bon beltialilden @ral,iamfeiten bic
ben.
g. 3. Golfs5eituns.
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Sir yGinc groFe llnion".

Sn stcm Dort hobeu iid iehs
lpeiterc ltnabhdnaiac slrbeiterorgo
niiutioncn Ser engineers omo Sire
llcn's Tublic Serpice Conference
angcltloiicil. Gic anlliercnj ml1r
DC gebiloet, I'M alle lnobbGnaigeil
llno inol,ltrielleu Unions BON Helu
Dorf llno llmgcgeno IN elmer gro
zen llnion 5lt pereinlgen; Scr Be
ld,lllB Der Geridpncl5ulla in elmer
grobeu Union ulroe onl Sonlrtng
in elmer &ouferen5, bie in ser 8ano
Shool Itattfanb, gefoBt. Snl gan-
sen haben iih Jest % Unions on
rgeldlofIen. Gs mnrcu alld, 10 llni
ona ser S. @. 50. pertreten.
8rufe &aane geplant.
Die Sraqe bes Sluidlll'es aller
oieier Unions on sic S. @. 8
miro in ser ndd)lten &onierens be
iprohen iper0en, lno es lit eine
grobe aompagne geplant, Inn gans
9sem Dorf ,to l1msegeno fir oieie
slngcIcgenbeit sl iltereiiieren. g.
nlrocn al,h arrangements ectrof.
len, Inn nad) allen Unions 9feonel
5u ienoen, bie ben Mitgliebern 81,
8rilnoe ser &erihmelsun9 crliill
term iollen.
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llnbarmbcr5iae Grefntiun.

Berlin, ). Ge5. sS1brenb DER
Ero5ciIicrllng oeS SberIel,tnants
Itarloh, ser beIhuloigt miro, am
II. Mur5 80 SceIeute n1hrenb Ger
Spartafus Grbeblng eriholIel SIT
habel, COB @eneraln1aior Heinbarot.
Ser friihere prellbiihe ariegsmini-
'tcr, 5ll ooB er Sel1t. Ntarloh be.
'ohIen babe, ener9iih irno unbarlu-
hcrli1 Sll banoeln, lleQte ober in
sbreoe. Dab er oie Grid,ieBung bon
80 Mann angeoronet hdpe, lpie ilt
;3cllgcllallslagen bel 9eginn oeS
Vro5clles ongcgeben lprroe. gr
'nltc leood,, er b1tie oieen 9eiebl
o6lllN gerettfertigt gebolten uno err
nGhnte Sic 0anlalige fritilfe 2age
IN Berlin.
Sauptnnnn &eiiel be5el,gte, Gene.
raj Heinbarot babe linn 9eiagt, iei-
ner 9lniid,t iollte 0ie aan5e Warine-
Gipiiion eriholien iperoen. 9al,pt-
man 9eliel eob Sl,, baB er 2e,lt. @eb'
lunper inltrl,iert babe, 2cut. Wtar.
foh 81, beorbern, unbnrmfer5ig 3is
bonoeln uno tpenn es $50 Menihen-
Icben folten ipiiroe. Wfuriof, er-
piberte: u15O Mann eridieben? Sic
1inh toll!"
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%arbarei in itaatlidlcn Nnitalten.

lleber oie 9ebanolllrg ser nit
Dem Strafgcies i'll @pnllift font
nlenoen l(ngliidliden lino icbon oft
&lagen laut geiporoen lno Inter
illebunsen fanoen nit elmer 9eipiiien
Negelmabigfeit itatt, ieood) oas 9te-
llltat blieb ieoes,nol gleit 9tlll.
9ie llnterillt)uuneen ereaben in-
ner, oaB oie Sniaiien ser perifie-
oenen Straf= llnb @ellerllngsanItal-
ten nit elmer Talt l,nglaublid)en 80
belt l,no 8rltalitdt maltrdtiert mer=
Sen. Sc I6pdd)er imo ipebrloier Die
SpIer iino, Del ihnlabliher l,lo
| riidiihtsloier lperoen lie bebanbelt
oos lit al,h oiesmal bas Grgebnis
elmer llnterillfung Die sur 3eit boz,
ser itaatlihen 8cfaugnis -&ommii,
| iipn iiber Die 3ultdnOe III Ser
Staots r@clierl,l,gs" sl1,ltalt fiir
Trollcn in @eoforo, &C. g., geiiibrt
miro.
! Gin s(ngeItellter befunoete, oab
pioerlpenltigen Wfdod'eu oie Sdnoe
ouf oen Miiden sefelielt uno iie
| Damn on Ser 3ellentiir mittelit elmer
0cde bohgesogen nuroen, 10 oai
He nit Sen 3ebenipiben faum Ser
@oben beriibrten. @dbreno 81
Mdoden 10 bofge5oaen tuaren, aol
man ofters Gimer falten Waiier!
'ibcr lie. Woi, tal,d,te allh oie Sop
Ie Ser aefelielten Mdod)en III elmer
gincr folten Waiiers uno belt ii
. >rciBi9 Sefunhen Bis cine Winrt
lang unter @ailer. Wand,mal biel
, man SEN aopf 10 lanee inter @ai
) FER, oaB Ser oils 3euge pernommen
, Nfnaclteate alol,bte, Ole Ndofe
leien tot. &ielfaf) iparen oie Spfe
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Dorfiibrunes>Deftbl tar
Derkman uno Goldman.

Heglerlln9 nod llidt anerfonnt ia,
ben, ilno ibre @eri1idl,ng nah Sc
bieten llnter Ser &ontrolle Der
WclBen 8aroen ipiirbc eil,eln 60
oeslrtell gleibfomuelt. 8esiiaIid)
Der Gnna Goldman nadte @ein-
berger bon neltenl gcltenb, OaB lie
ailf @rrno ibrer Seirot nit oSacob
u. &ersner amerifaniidje @iiraeril1
lit.
@einbergers @eild) ol, sic Gin-
sDonoerllngsbeb0roen ieinen alien-
ten i'll geItatten, oab tie lib ihrelt
Veltlnunll1gsort lclbit olslpdblei,
ilno oie Soften ibrer S5eoniabrt
aus elgenen Wtitteln beltreiten, muir,
oe iibrlgens BON @cneral= =&ommiI,
lar Ganlnetti cbenlo pie oas Griu,
den I'M einen neiteren slufidnlb
bon orci Monotcn obnc ipeiterc 9e-
griinorng abgclehnt Gominettis
Wrlel bela9t MIR, oab bie beioelt
nod Soipiet- -Nublono oeportiert
iperoen ipiirben tpie aber ous moa-
llh Nelnaht meroen ioll, lit oarin
nift nnocuebeu.
Echo : Wochenblatt der Vereinigten Deutschen Socialisten Clevelands. [volume] (Cleveland, O. [Ohio]) 1911-1920, 1919-12-13

@elligc Stllnoen nadoenl iid
Gunnu @olomou rno slleranber
@erflnon, Ser &erfiiguna oes slr-
belts Scpartements cntIpredeno,
5lpeds Gripartltng ibrer 0eportie-
rl,l1g mit Dem erlten pallenoen
0anpfcr allI Gais Sslono eiuge-
flrnOen hattell, eripirfte ihr Nehts.
beiltano Sarrp Weinberger BET
9unoesrid)ter SSulius Maper einen
9obeascorplts- -9eiebl, ii6er oen ndd),
lte @ohe ein &erbor ltattfinoen
miro. @elnberger miro, ieinen Or
florllngen 5llfplee, ooranf belteben,
oab feline 5tuei &licnten oielem Ser
bor perlonlld lucrocn bcilpobncn
oilricn.
Bur gcgrii1ollng icines s(ntra-
9es fiitrtc er aus, bie Negierunq
belibc nid,t ous Hed}t, oie beioen
ibrer Gieiiltnnng ooer ibrer politi-
ldrn io5ialen lulo nirtlhaitlihcn
Nnldolutuqell lpegen 5ll oepprtie
ren. Sbre Geportierllng nod
Sopiet -RllBlano iei lnn0alib
neil Die &cr. Stnotcn sic Somiet
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gfeit br Nntrensnngn gennes mitarie Madmtte beoen
Grieoe nit Suuie mkano einsise Chung oes Eroblems.

ipelde beltanoen, als Gel,tl6lono
Ben 9anpf ollf9ab. 3u jener '3eit
ltanocn plobIib ben 9lliierten be-
ocl,teuoe l1no iiegreidc Mrmeen sur
Eerfiigllng, slrmeen, nelde nobe5u
lnbelhrdllft nit Wtllnitiou l,no
@offen ans oen Bclttlloen, mel1e
mou Dem 6einOe abgenonlneu botte,
perieben iperben fonnten. 3rr lelben
3eit mar oer Ginflnb Der @ollhe,pi-
item IN Nublano 60 am tieiiten ge-
lllnfeu. Sunger iitlb onoere 2eioen
batten ielblt sic pailiplten gflliicn
aufgeltadelt, YroteIt 81, crbeben. 1"
(TaB bie Gmp0rllng oieler rpolIip-
itcn" Hl,iien lid gegen oie 0irfl,ng
Scr Gntcnte -glodaoe lmo 1iht geeeu
sic gollhepilten ridtete, perlhmcigt
Sinlonos natiirlid). 8. &eo.)
r@as oalln notlpelloig ipar, Gu6=
Iouo ,lub sic Welt bon ser bollhc-
piltild)en 8efabr 5u befreiel1, mar
cine prolnpte ,tnb mlsgeOebntc mill
t1rildDe &onsentrotion gegen Hl,b-
lono. Cine halhe Million Soloatcl
al,i9elteat in oclt rliliihen Nanoe
lGnoerit, III Silnlallo, Sen baltildell
Tropin5en, Yolen, &l,nonicn, I'm,
ol5 9a|is fiir Die bon oielen @iin,
bern a,lf5ubringenoell Streitfr1fte
5u oienen, miiroe als Sllnoanent
iilr cine sSriihlinasfampagne aeoicllt
bobeu uno oaO,,rf, ndre phne Sra
&C oas Hiiderat ser @ollhe!pilten
gebrod1cn iporoen. (?)
rslber als sic Gntentelnddtc lid
5ur slusfiibrung oieies llotiirlihen
iuo loeiiden Elanes anid)idtelL ia
ten lie iid) 5mei ltaiiberuinolichel
Siuoernillen aeseup!vr. Die Sulba-
ten Scr bcrid)icoenc, ailiierfem glrs
mccn pcisertcm lid |nod, LANCER ~
| fGmpicn, bic %olfer Der ueridieoe
men gGnherm ueEagtem ibrc 3m
thinning STR &ertuenonns Dor
Srnppen, Die 9tatiunem, meld,c &C
gen 9emtldDlano sefampit batten
iuaren fricasmiioc, nno luarem ent
id,iebeu acacn iueitere Spfcr mni
Eeioen. Sn ocnllelben 9lllgenblic
mar man ae5wunsen, Die cine III,
Hare Eulitif auisuaebcn. Sic Wen
tereien mnter BEN alliiertem Srmp
pen, Trotelte IN Sen peridieOenel
Eorlanenten, iclbit scitciaerte &c
iuhr inmerer ltnruben, bradtcn 81
|%orbcreit,,ngcn iiir cine rltiliid)
l&ogne sum Salt. Gs 9ab cine
Wumcmt, wenm bie Naiierten bpfi
ten, bak bic Mrmee Der &ereiniste
Staatem, weld)e uerbaltnismafi
AM ,ueniaiten eelittem battc, fir DC
rmiliidem uSub" ueriiisbar lei
miiroe; oieie Sooffn,na erlpies liz
iebod, ols triigerild."
/ 9tatb elmer alsgebreitcten Carl,
leung Ser bon Sen GntcntelltGd)tc