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Evening star., 1921-08-09
Cabbage With Meat and Cheese.

Shred ohe small solid head of cab
bage very fine, let it stand in cold
water for two hours, and then drain
thoroughly. Place a layer of this
shredded cabbage in a deep dish. On
this place a layer of cooked meat
chopped. This may be either veal.
beef, or ham. It should be thorough
ly cooked and chopped fine. Season
the layer with tablespoon of but
ter and salt and pepper. At least a
cup of meat should be used in each
layer. A tablespoon of grated cheese
sprinkled over the meat adds great
ly to the flavor of this dish. On the
cheese place another layer of cab
bage, alternating with the meat, until
the dish is filed, having layer of
the meat with it's seasoning and the
cheese on top. Pour over this a cup
and half of boiling water. and let
1T cook in moderate oven for an
hour and half. Half an hour be-
fore removing from the oven pour
over cup Of sweet cream. Cover
again for fifteen minutes and fifteen
minutes before the dish is removed
from the oven uncover it and increase
the heat. The top should be a deli
cate brown. This will serve six per-
sons. 1t may be served either hot
OF cold.
Evening star., 1921-08-09

fresh peaches, raspberries, or april
cots may be used in this way and
frozen with the cream.
Frozen pudding may be made of
combination of fruits frozen in eggs,
milk and cream. One recipe has
cup of cherries, pineapple, pears and
apricots cut into small pieces. soaked
two or three hours in brandy to cover,
which prevents the fruit from freez-
ing hard. Then custard is made of
two eggs. two and one-half cups of
milk, a cup of sugar and an eighth
of a teaspoon of salt. strained. cooled.
and frozen. A mold is then filed with
alternate layers of the frozen custard
and chopped fruit, packed in ice and
salt, and allowed to stand two hours.
In another recipe a quart of cream
Is frozen with three-quarters of a cup
of sugar; a two-quart melon-shaped
mold is lined with lady fingers, crust
side down, filled with alternate layers
of frozen cream and f1ne-cut candied
fruit, packed in ice and salt, and al
lowed to stand two hours.
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-08-09
Rest for the Gaunt.

Rest for the Gaunt.
Folks who are not merely under
weight in the half-size fashion Of
the day, but religiously, constantly
and constitutionally scrawny and
glum, with stomachs, colons, livers.
kidneys and things Topping around
inside, and a confirmed habit of
quarreling with their food and their
relations and a brand of constipation
that laughs at laxatives Ito use a
far-fetched paraphrase), ought to
take a long rest.
The first essential in a program of
rest-and this is nd program at all
for the average well-to-overfed indi-
vidual-is a comfortable mattress
and bed-springs:, The next essential
haps q month or SO of him. The
third essential is a nice, more or less
eminent doctor-the kind a patient
will go to bed for and stay there for.
The doctor is practically indispens-
able to the success Of a rest-cure
must make sure whether it is
splanchnoptosis or tuberculosis that
makes the patient SO skinny. Both
of these ':oses" are treated with bed
rest, to be sure. but If it is splanch-
noptosis certain exercises and pos
benefit, whereas IL it were tuber-
culosis these measures might cause
harm. With the clinching of the
diagnosis the doctors work has only
just begun. He must determine
whether such artificial aids as
enemata, medicines or individual
variations in the diet are to be
urescrfbed. and supervise their use,
Oh, yes, I almost forgot the nurse.
1t is the queerest thing, yet perfectly
true, that a nurse with thorough
hospital training Is the only kind of
nurse that can keep a patient reason
ably comfortable for a whole month
or more in bed. A practical nurse
may entertain the patient for days
never an end of the tragic tale-of
similar cases, still she just hasn't
the technical Skill to keep the patient
comfortable in bed-and when L say,
comfortable mean q blessed peace
which no invalid in bed can ever know
until she has had g. real nurse care
for her.
tim of splanchnic- -anhedonia or sag
ging organs to accumulate more or
less weight in the form of fatty de-
posits where they are needed to give
support to whatever may be Hopping
about inside. It adds day by day to
the patients ability to smile, not just
to crack grimace, but to smile spon-
shake oil, or rather sleep OIL. some
of the glooms and And faint traces
of cheer in being alive where before
all was sad and dreary.
There are, no doubt, many cases OF
splanchnoptosis or displaced organs
Evening star., 1921-08-09
Make Next Years Garden Now.

This is really the time to make next
years garden.
There are gardeners. Of course. who
think the autumn the time-the au-
tumn, when we transplant the spring
blooming flowers, when we put In the
bulbs, when we clean up the debris OF
the summer that is gone.
There are gardeners who think the
spring is the time-when we dig
around the sprouting perennials.
when we put in seeds for ANNALS.
when we prune and snip uDruly
growth into shape.
And there are those who think the
winter the time-when we sit in front
of the fire. listening to the wind and
snow outside, and by the light Of the
lamp go through the flower and seed
catalogues. making, our choices for
the next year.
Well, they are all right, for every
season is the time to make a gar
den.
But-this is the time, too.
For when. like the present. the
height of midsummer, can we view
We find that some of the perenniais
are not getting enough sunshine. The
big elm has slowly grown to shade
them too much Of the day. We real
ize that another spot, formerly only
fit for spring bulbs, now gets sun
because one of last winters storms
took down the topping mulberry tree
that shaded that spot. Indeed, now
and not in the winter or the spring
or the autumn. when the trees are
bare and the sun Is to the north, can
we chart the summer sunshine of the
garden.
Evening star., 1921-08-09
The Old Gardener Says:

Spinach, which doesn't mature
well in midsummer, is a good
fall crop. 1t grows rapidly. and
except in the coolest states can
be carried through the winter,
if given a light covering of
straw. Remember. though. that
the spinach requires the richest
land you have. and II you hap
pen to have any old manure it
can he used to reinforce the soil
at planting time. In the small
garden pulverized sheep manure
can also be used to promote
quick growth. which is essential
il the spinach Is to be tender
and good. 1t will be an ad-
vantage, too, to plant spinach
where you can>keep 1t watered ,
II dry weather comes. although
this is not absolutely essential.
provided you keep the ground
well stirred with hoe and cultf-
vator.
Evening star., 1921-08-09
HOME ECONOMICS.
BY MRS, ELIZABETH KENT.
Fruit Ice Creams.

Pieces of fruit or nuts should not
be frozen hard in ice cream. They are
most unpleasant to encounter. for
teeth and stomach alike. To avoid
this, anything like whole strawber-
ries, cherries, nuts, or pieces of peach.
orange, pineapple, grapefruit. or the
like should be stirred into the ice
cream after it is frozen. when the
dasher is taken out and the freezer
packed for the last time before serv-
ing. Otherwise. any fruit to be. used
in the cream should be mashed into
pulp and crushed through a sieve.
Strawberries, bananas, canned or
Evening star., 1921-08-09
savory Turnip Dish,

Peel and wash six turnips and boil
them in salted water until tender.
Take one cup of bread crumbs and
simmer them gently in the water
from which the turnips were drained
for, five or six minutes. Mash the
turnips and put them into another
saucepan with the boiled bread
crumbs and little butter and pep
per, stir over gentle fire until quite
hot. Then add an egg yG1k and two
tablespoons of milk, which have been
beaten up together. Stir gently
minute or two longer and serve very
hot. u. - = II ~
Evening star., 1921-08-09
Things You'll Like to
Make.

On that new party frock use silver
and chiffon party-dress trimming.
Shir silver ribbon one and a half
inches wide. Wind it around to form
the fiower-like center Of each orna-
ment OF chiffon make the small
roses that encircle the silver flower.
These chiffon flowers should be Of
the same color as the frock. perhaps
a little darker or lighter shade. II
the skirt is made with the much
favored scallops. you will find this
silver and chiffon party-dress TRIM
ming just the thing to finish each
scallop exquisitely. FLORA.
Copyright, 1921 :
Evening star., 1921-08-09
QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS.
Women. Please Notice.

I'D like to know what causes the
hot f1ushes have if it is not my age.
l am forty-fpur years old. On C. b.
Answer.-That your age has moth
ing to do with it isl evident, to
the ordinary mind at any rate. in the
fact that most woven over forty or
around middle age suffer no such hot
fiushes. A woman's age never ac-
counts for any disturbance of her
health. Perhaps your physician may
be able to overcome the hot fiushes
by a course of appropriate hormone
therapy. Often the correction of
general hygiene seems to bring relief.
e Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1921-08-09
WANTED-HELP
Statesmen,

SALESAIEN-Three speciality salesmen to in
troduce Spearmint Tooth Paste; experienced
drug men preferred: $50 weekly minimum. COM
mission basis: give experience. age and tele-
phone number. Address Box 76S. Star office
SALESMEN-Wrte for list of lines and full
particulars. Earn $500 to $4,000 yearly
Big demand for men: inexperienced or expert
enced: city travelling National Salesmen's S
Tr Assn. Dent. 354. Chicago.
Evening star., 1921-08-09

BANDS OF WHITE, BRAIDED WITH
BLACK. TRIM THIS BLACK CREPE
DE CHINE FROCK, WHICH Is
WORN WITH WHITE ORGANDIE
COLLAR AND CUFFS.
that it certainly cannot have today.
We may take it as part and parcel of
our borrowings from the Second Enf-
pire period but it differs in meaning
Evening star., 1921-08-09

Prices Realized on Swift & Co.'s Sales
Of carcass beef in Washington. d. O., for week
ending Saturday. August 6. 1921. on shipments
sold out. ranged from 10 cents to 1S cents per
pound and averaged 1870 cents per pound
Evening star., 1921-08-09

Every time we get into a slight
temper. we Increase the hearts labor
by 72 foot pounds.
Evening star., 1921-08-09
Personal Health Service
By WILLIAM BRADY, M. D
Noted Physician and Author


rof
Evening star., 1921-08-09
MALE.
A CERTAIN MAN.

Unknown to us now, but soon to introduce
himself to us at the invitation Of this ad, Will
within the next few months become one OF
the most indispensable of our sales executives
averaging yearly earnings we'll over &1O,Wn
The man that we shall choose for this i'm
portaut position will come to u.s. in all proba.
bility inexperienced in selling. but web
equipped with the manly qualities that are
salesman's best endowment, and the ambition
that sets fresh goal for every coming day
Well groom this man with all the painstak king
care and personal interest that a big and for
wa rd moving, well organized concern can give,
making available, for his personal help and in
struction the invaluable individual attention
of our Manager of Personnel. Wen teach him
the ropes and soon have him climbing, hand
over hand. to the very top. Show us that
high reward it holds for A CERTAIN MAN.
If you're a Gentle and not under %, call be-
tween 10 and 4.
MUNSEY BUILDING,
CTJTE QIv
Evening star., 1921-08-09

that require surgical interference,
but for most patients with this
accident of evolution the program
is fairly simple: Good bed, good nurse,
good doctor-and good night!
Evening star., 1921-08-09

TAN COAT, ladies', Saturday afternoon, on
steamer ST. Johns; stole collar, with fringe on
ends: Louvre label. Finder please call Frank
lin 3S3l Liberal reward
Evening star., 1921-08-09
FOUND.

CoLLIE-Male. sable and white. Apply Wash.
Animal Rescue league. $40 Md. ave. sw:
COLLlE-Male. black and white: small size.
Apply Wash. Animal Rescue League, $40 Md.
Evening star., 1921-08-09

SUIT CASE. brown, on steamer st. Johns. COM
ing from Colonial Beach, Sunday, August Z,
1921. Reward. Julius Eanet. 352 Eye st.
Evening star., 1921-08-09
LOST.

DOG Qarge collie). near End and v. SITS. NV.
110s st. NV.
Evening star., 1921-08-09
WANTED-HELP
MALE-COntfnued.

forcefui, to take care Of devel-
Oped trade for milllon-doliar manufacturer.
Address BOX - s. Star ofice 1Os
Evening star., 1921-08-09

SUIT CASE. tan: from automobile between
Washington and Wayside on Richmond Pike.
Please return E. o. Turner. Raleigh Hotel.
ReNya I'd liz
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07
Saul Raptos.

auf Ieiner Seimfabrt BON elmer
nod Soma gemadten Nuto=Sour m11r-
Sc Gr. Sames 2onsoale, Elm geadte.
ter Siirger unieres Silage uno elmer
Ser Grinder Der Benton eonntp Sair
aIiociotion, an Der iiioliden 8renz
sen ser Staot ct. Gloub Mittpobo-
bend bon einem Sisidlage getroffen,
oorob er in unbe1pubtem 3uitanb Bis
5u ieinem Eooe perblieb, ser i'm am
eIeid)en Abeuoe nod in Sic @tpigfeit
entfiibrte. Gor "A Sabren murbe Ser
&eritorbene in Ohio geboren. Stint
u%nospansig Sabre prafti5ierte er in
RopoIton perleete BON BORT iein Seim
nad1 Soma unb lieb fi6 Dor neun Sob
rem in unlerer Mitte nieoer. Seiner
Satin binterldBt er 5uei Sodter, Sic
Sru11en s. g. Mrtig BON Mtnneapo=
liz uno 8. 6. 8iuioms BON Meoforo,
Oregon. Die 8eeroigung fonS Sam=
itoe o11f oem 5rieObofe in &opalton
1tott.
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st. Quouitd.

@ie an 10 pielen onOeren Eldten
in Stearns Gouutp 10 Duroe and)
bier oes gierten Suli ourd cine idoz
ne 6eier eebadt, Die lid 5u elnem
mirf1iden Gemeinbefeite geltaltete.
% iid ale Mitglieoer, lopiel als tun=
lid, ouf oem 6eitplate Dor Der Stride
eingefunoen hatten. GuS Set NOR
gum 8elten ser @etneinoe orranaiert,
uno Ser loblide 3mef tpurbe oabei
5ltr bonen 31tfrieoenbeit CREDIT.
Nod einem letten Treitagmoraen
pom hodhp. 6errn @alher in ser
Tforrfirfe tint 8 lthr oehaltenen Re<
ouiem fono inter grocer Seilnabme
Sic ge%eroigu1rg Ser in ct. Glouo I'M
hohen Sitter peritorbener Trat s(nno
@epro1th ouf Sem bieitgen 8ottes=
ofer itott. Mit ihr nuroe cine Ser
nopltlGrIten olten Nniieolerinnen bon
Steorns Gorntp SIT @robe %9etroger,
11no ibr Mnoenfen nir6 iiber's Grab
Hinaus Elm geiegnetes bleibeu.
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u,er Bis in sic ipdten abenoitunoer
in berali6er 8eiie.
St Qnthonv.

Sobann uno Meorit Gunner ipurer
|5onntagsgdite ibrer IN Nen Mnnid
Sermanbten uuo 6remnDe
Sn ser camille 9eter Mouen fani
Ell, nieolides 5odterden miufomme
tie Aufnahme. W0ge es sur 6reuoe ser
|gltem madlen uno gebeiben!
Seinrtd Slider perianote Gienltaa
pergangener @ohe eine giienhobn.
mogenlaoung &ieb nod Siio : ct.
Gnul.
6rau Sobn Stiipe BON ct. Gloub
erfreute hire bier pobnenoen gltern,
.Sbomas Gremers uno @attin, nit
etlide 8oden tangent 8eiu6e.
Serr uno 6rau 9ortid bon gier5
tparen Sonntagsgdite Ser bier mobnen
Ben 6omilie Soiepb Sortid.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1921-07-07

Sino aud gegen1pdrtig in Der gam
gen 8elt uro befonoers i'm alien GU
ropa ;3ult6roe, tpelde auf Die 9auer
l1nboftbar linb, peruriadt ourd Neio,
|6urdt uro SUB, 10 liegt es an uns,
menn al,d nur I'M &leinen. unleren
Mitmeniden 5u 5eigen, mas ourd)
d)riltlide NGditenliebe, pelde natiir=
lid gar oft Spfer erforoert unierer-
ieits, erreidt nerben fann unb, Denn
neiter perbreitet, 10 ben aufbar bill
set CUR aagemeinen @eltperbeiier11ng.
6erner baben mir IN inherent Ell
ge1en Staate Brobleme, melde Ser
9oiurg barren, mie Die 5unebmenoe
lln1ittlihfeit, 8erlfapenoungsiu6t
ut1o Selbltiu6t, 11nb n1r burd) ge-
meinihaftli6es 8irfen f0nnen mir
.biele traurisen 3ultanbe perbe]ierr
lt1b oas Geieqidaftsleben beben.
Muf mad ct. Haul lei bos So
lungslport, uno nit Ser bodpp. @eijt=
Iidfeit an ser Spite boran, fam un=
iere Mrbeit nur bon Grfolg gefront
iper0en.
Gum Sblune eriuden mir sic Ser
cine mieoerum, Sic &opfiteuer bon zoe
per Witglieo 5u bemiaigen un6 oen
Sefretar 5u be%auftragen, bas @elb,
nebit Sabresberidt, iopie 1elegaten :
8er5eidnis an ben unter5eidneten Sc
fretdr Cures 8erbanbes redt5eitig
ein5ltienoen.
Mit aler Sodadtung 5eidnen SSH
libalo gibner, Graiioeut ;;6ranf Sung
bauer, 4orr.= uno 6inan5-Sefr.
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g
g Standardization aus 9
g ser alteit Reifnat. g
&c

Oloenburg. - Ser Oloenburger
9anotag nertagte lid am 3. Wfoi out
unbeltimmte 3eit, mabrideinlta biz
sonuar 1922. S1 Ser SdluBltsung
muroen bie GebGlter ser Staat5miniz
tier unf $1,000 Marf auBer Sen ubli=
den 3uidldgen feltgeiebt. 9eiB Unit
ltritten mar oas 2anbeslteuergeleb.
SdlieBlid mrroe ein Antrag arge-
non1men, pora9 Ste @emein0en be-
redtigt ietn louen, 3uidldge biz gum
Greifo6en Ser ltuatliden @emerbe=
itelter su erbeben. Sic @emeinoen iin0
beredtigt, gr0Bere fabrifmdbige Be-
triebe ouf oem @ege ser &opflteuer
nod Ser Mn5a6l ser 9eiddftigten CUR
.ge1perbel te1ter git beranlangen.
@irttemberg.
Heute. - Son t8. big 90. Moi
murbe in &eute BEL Mal6iee Sic CIR
innerurg ant Sen 500iGbr. @eburts=
tag Ser u@unbertdterin Gdmabens"
begangen. Mm Nadmittag bes Is.
Mai nlrben sic 8ebeine ser ieligen
glilabetba Bona in einem @alarpugen
unb in 8egleit1ng einiger 3ubeno
&eiter nod 8aloiee, ibrem @eburts=
ort uberfiihrt 8ii9of &eppler nit ct
pn so @eiltlif1en er1parteten ben
ISorg an ser Hfarrfirfe. Mlsbal0 be-
itieg Ser giidof sic &an5el ur,o 5ei6~
nete in marfigen 3iigen 0as 8ilo ser
"@eiligen," elmer 2iebbaberin bes &C.
fr%el1aigten. Gags barunf mar rEebigt
i'm 6reien bon Stabtpfarrer Bfaff
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Def Union.

Mn Der 6eier oes glorreiden Gier.
ten beteiligte .iid Die gan5e 8emeiu:
Be, at oeren 8eiten Die 6eitlidfeit Der.
onltaltet NOR.
SRI. CLARA @ramer bielt iid at
fongs letter ISOLDE in @eiddften 81
.Sauf Centre auf.
s. 9. Sbirmers bon 8arfsburg
Soma, traf Mitte letter ISOLDE biel
Elm, I'M ltf) nad ietren Jamtlienir:
tereiien um5uieben.
glile Mobring lit bon 81. Glolt<
5uriidgefebrt, no tie mebrere @pd)er
I'M 6eim Des 6re0. Wo6ring, let1., 81
gnite mar.
9. 81. 9ompert bon Gbief Hiber
Tolls, Ser friibere &aliierer 0es bic-
iigen 8anfgelhdftes, e%rneuerte bicr in
ool1fe bergungener Wode alte gez
fat1nt= uro 6reunbldaften.
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st. Wartin.

Matbtas 8lonigen m1r0e int Welz
roier Sospital zines 8rudleioens me-
gen operiert, 1trtb iein argenblidli6er
3uitono sibt Soffn1ng ouf feline poa=
Itdnoige @eneIung.
8iemoN ste onbaltenoe Sunibite
Sen Selbfriidten in etpa 5ugeiett bot,
iino Die Ausiidten ouf cine 5ufrieben=
iteaenbe grnte Biz iett nod) nidt ge=
Idipunben.
Sic 8ierte Sulifeier perlief bier
in ihoniter @eiie. 8ei Ser beranitalz
teten Seier erfreuten iid sic Seilneb=
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st. Jo1eph.

0as bier al1f oem 8aien boz Dem
69ulbauie am giertsn Suli obge.
baltene @enteinoefei1 bruttte talt oie
ga1,5e @emein0e OUT oeir1 8ergau.
gungSplase 5uiammen, ano ga it'd,
oue Oh ser beiteren @eilen Ser st.
Solepb Muiiffapeue in freuoiglter
Stimmung befonoen uno itd 0es nit
bem 6elte perb1tnoenen l0blid)en 3uez
DIES mnbl bep11Bt 1paren, muroe Der
ielbe CUR 3%ufrieoenbeit CREDIT, lit ser
iid oltd ale CUR porgeriidten Mbenoz
it1noe BON Dem 6eitplete perubldie=
beten.
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2lmfrmf!
.9es Staatsperbanbs ser 9entiden
&atbpltid,en Manner- nnb Sing
lingsberetne bon &innelota.

ct. Saul, Winn., 1. Suit, 1921
|@eebrte 8eamte uno Witglteoer!
Mm 25. u1o 26. September 1921
tprro Die Sabresberi ammlltng bes
Stoatsperbanbes obgebalten in Ser
MpoIitelitabt ct. Saul, unb ieber Sem
|Gerbanbe ongeb0renbe &erein ioll ez
|iid CUR gbrenpfli6t maden,; a1tf Die
Ter Gagung bnrd ietne 3elegaten Der
treter at iein.
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ten mir bier bas n&osperle" Ieater.
9es 1dIedten @etters megen NOR Die
Sonntaesporltelung mangelbaft be-
iuht, boeeeen tpar bel Ser 5meiten
STORYTELLING elm nones Saus 5n pers
5ei6nen.
am %elorreifen Gierten mar unlere
Muiiffopeae nod Searl Safe nno
true BORT 5lr Sebung Der gum se-
item ser Stride peranltalteten SeItfe1=
er lei. Sci oieier 6eier 1par nn1ere
8emeinoe aut pertreten.
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tbolifentages fir uniern &reis be-
lblolien, Die 8orbereitungen baben
nnter Der tatfraftigen 2eitung bes
Heftors 8erronn begonnen.
Marenborf i. 90. - Cine groBe
3obl bon ebemaligen sbulern bes
@pmnaiiums 2aurentianum, oie bier
5uiammengefommen NOR, befdIoB oie
8riinoung zines Bereins after 2au-
rentianer.
9orlten. - 9urd Sen 8aIobran6
bel 9orlten, Der atpei 9age lang ge<
miitet bat, Iino 400 Morgen @alo-
beltano Dernidtet poroen.
5robnbauen. - Sci einem in ser
1tadt gum II. Wai iber unferen 0rt
nieoergegangenen @etpiher idlug Ser
glis in Dos 8obnbaus ser 5rau Bm.
aublert un6 aiderte es Elm.
9anuober.
9annober. - Nadoem iih am 10.
Vaai Der ein5iee Sobn 6es General
felomaridaas b. 9inoenbura nit ser
|5retin Nargaretba BON MarenboIs
bermdblt batte, lit ant IA. Mai bie
8utttn oes @eneralfelomorldaa in-
folge elmer Operation I'M 81. 2ebens<
labre g%eltorben. sic mar cine 9odter
oes befannten Generals b. SperIing.
StebinterldBt auBer bent @atten stuei
Sodter un6 SEN borber erpdbnten
|Sobn Osfar. sic bate lid mdbreno
nno na6 benz &riege Der 4riegsblin-
Den lebr angenommen.
Gm0en. - 8ei benz @emitter muir
De am s. Moi in Sbeoingsfebn bos.
Bobnbous bon SdiQing burd einen
8lititrobl eingedidert. Die 8erpob-
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