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... NEARING FINSTERWALDE IVTARSHAL KONIEV’S a] 40 miles beyond the through the German main Berlin to reach the area ol west of the river, reported a German front-line correspondent early to-day. At Finsterwalde the Russians would only about 40 miles from ...
... time will for his city a beautiful forest, is claimed by Finsterwalde, the German town 60 miles from Berlin which formerly belonged to Germany. The great drink as it was known in Finsterwalde to this day, took place in 1661, and this was the way of ...
... FRONTS 45 MILES APART Russians Reported in Finsterwalde Reuter’s correspondent with the U.S. First Army cables: —It is reported here that the Russians have taken Finsterwalde, only 45 miles from the American positions on the River Mulda, opposite Wurzen ...
... WORTH A FRANC Before explaining further. Mr Finsterwald sold his interveiwer a coupon. value one Swiss franc (about a shilling) for 85 centimes (say 10d). . Even though you aren 't a member of the association, he explained, you can get one Swiss franc's ...
... have con’ * sidervbly extended the outskirts of the little town of Finsterwalde, about sixty miles south Berlin, but modernity cannot encroach the celebrated Forest of Finsterwalde. These 750 acres of woodland are still preserved Intactpreserved by a ...
... HE DRANK TO WIN A FOREST. Berlir. Building developments have considerably extended the outskirts of the little town of Finsterwalde. about 60 miles south of Berlin, but modernity cannot encroach on the c.3lebrated Forest of Flnsterwalde. These 760 acres ...
... Stiefvate fell over ninety feet at Johannisthal to-day and was badly hurt. An officer the Flyhig Corps fell over feet at Finsterwalde to-day, being seriously injured. ...
... LEPERS IN BERLIN Two lepers, husband and wife, from Finsterwalde, are, the Standard correspondent states, at present installed at the Berlin Koch Institute for Infectious Diseases. The man, a cigarmaker, is 47 years age, and the woman 40. Their illness ...
... TELEGRAM.) Berlin, Monday. A terrible mining disaster caused by firedamp st on firte the Biown Coalpit Henrietta, near Finsterwalde, in the provines of Brandenborg. Some miners were buried alive. All the neighboaring fire brigades, msny volunteers, and ...
... same time win for his city a beautiful forest, is claimed by Finsterwalde, the German town 60 miles from Berlin, which formerly belonged to Saxony. Tha groat drink. as it known in Finsterwalde to this day, took place in 1661, and this was the way it. The ...
... morning on flight for Patron'. fell into the PA% near Corinth and vas drowned.— Reuter. GERMAN OFFICKrB FALL. 11. A from Finsterwalde states that while flying iii nil aeroplane in connection w itli tho army this morning an officer If the Flying Corps fell ...
... The Cabinet has decided upon a general reduction of railway freight rates. The Reich intends to acquire the Zschipkau-Finsterwalde Railway, a local line 25} miles long. The company, which is closely connected with the development of the Middle German ...