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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
ARMY AND NAVY NEWS
IFROM TIE TRIBUNE BUREAU

Washington March 30.
MOODY FAVoRS RELIEF PLAN.-The Navy
Department is fl favor OF the enactment Of the
biz which would give relief 70 injured employees
and the families Of those killed at naval plants.
This would include those killed at the explosion
al Iona Island. The letter Of Mr.. Moody on this
subject. addressed to the chairman Of the House
naval Committee. Is follows.
The department has received by reference from
iaborsrs ard uecbSrics iTi5re5 All ne fsI,iIf-s
OF l4ose killed while employed at navy yards Or
naval stations through any negligence on the part
states. In Response to Jo- Ines, for ' s l,r.s
s.i OF @. lAign upon the merits OF the bill above
passage ls recommended Under existing laws per
naval asfs -sFyr,e,,. 20 ~ -.-.l-.7 lI-er lls
persons so employed who lose their lives through
suou-lh.s # 81 were q I,rlyare ,o-ro~lrior, are
without remedy either at common law or under
against the United States While tie primary pur-
equity il avrears Thar en- grhar rlzn.t- d. q 49,
gre IS sI-hc.enrly guarded by provisions found in
Section J. limiting is benefits 10 the injuries re-
ceiyed coy reason Of any defect in the conditions
or the WaE7 works or machinery. the property OF
been e-s.ovs-ea Or remedied owing to uegi.sencee
and +-f5r1 b 5it' . Iro, Gl NE s9'sI.,gi
As tho law now stands 1aborers and mechanics
r-ivsfa .orporst,olsS 80 ,,i,t, eH5I} "a o2
err l r-o51izei and ate-5rle ' ~ III fs o il
have been made in various v-s,g such a. tb-oI-
Ire passage hy Congress % private bills Of relieT
Through extending some special employment by
the department 10 persons injured. 10 those
PENDANT upon them, and in certain pitiable
by providing relief through private subscription
oE NHiceI~ and men familiar with the cIrCum-
stances These Irregular methods of dealing with
the matter are. however. unsatisfactory. / IS
Z o6aEIe that ln its operation from year to year
hrr a small number Of persons. in the average.
would be- entitled 20 the benefits % "a general meas
ure OF relief such that under consideration.
Under these circumstances. and inviting the
teCLon or ths committee particularly to remarks
or the subject contained in last annual report.
7 am satisfied that the public interest will not
suffer but. the other hand will Be promoted. II
some statute. general IN its character. should be
enacted substantially upon the lines Of the bill
now befors the COMMITTEES.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
THE KAISER SAILS FOR mEsslNA.

Gaeta March so-Emperor William on board the
imperial yacht Hohenzolern. left here to-day for
Ales-lna. escorted by the German cruiser Pr1nz
Friedrich Karl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
ORDERS ISSUED.-The following army and
navy orders have been issued.


ARMY.
The following officers detailed s.rc, and to I'll
art colonel ALFRED REYNOLDS 2Gh Insantrv 20
DAHiHi. T. BRUSH lin Tatan;Iy noW Serving a..
acting Inspector general
Retirement OF colonel GEORGE A CORNISH infantry.
On his o"n application sftsr over thlFty-four years
Captain FERRERT o. WILLIAMS, from Company D to
Company c. 9th Infantry
Captain EzEl5,IE;I ! WILLIAMS. from Company to
Major FRANK DE L. CARRINGTON lst Infantry from
S1 @ ,n 1e- % oi BP 5 scouts r at - Lou,
William Il. Johnston. Is,a Infantry
First Lieutenant Jay RALPH SHOOK assistant surgeon
from Army Medical school % Fort Leaverwo-th. 10
surgeon. Wao Nil Isoeecd 10 Fer, Nld6TaTa
First Lieutenant REL sEsN b. MILLER assistant
rs Fr-t i'..-a, Ii5ry p s8i 9'e'gG n.ar ~
zi-F.r1. wa2 wiz rraeeed TO Amy general hospital.
Firs- --a.,ssn- dtot-GT d Il-E.NE,lANN assistant
's' IRON my Nsl s,s S ja to Eo's Elem
LeszeE. gh5 VIII proceed Fort sam Houston
Flrrt Lieutenant EDGAR ". MILLER, aseIstau, sur
- reI!eye ceatr.at surgeon Fred r. oyie, h5 Mi
proceed 70 Fort b.iss 20 relieve Contract surgeol
lillian y I,irt who VII report TO surgeon general
F'', s- LSa,s' y51 $500 T afslsn: :, sq s.
19'aI ,ssiss , N.n'T- a5si5'1nl ssTseoH VITO
George ~. Newr5~5en. assistant surgeon. who will
proceed TO the Philippines.
Toil29s , ass'qns sgse9 on ..eFTqs r ;cgi' a,
tenant EgHEL.t = NOBLE - army geue-2l hos
JANIS ! &llEER .Fort Casey: First I4su,enan,
Pred W rALAIEI. Jsrrerr.r Baroness FIRST Iiea-
tenant C-FFTs-T,F r sT-5rSfAS columbus Ia-raa,s.
First Lieutenant JOSEPH F. SILER Fort Logan.
NAVY.
o0n s2 T Soc ss ss S s9y and navy gen
Commando G. L DYER. detached command N. Albany;
ton Win additional duty as commanding osiaer Q,
Ileu,enau, Commander p. wr.zIEs Jr commissioned.
Lieutenant " c. ROPER. detached the Gloucester. home
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

4 TIDY WAITRESS
can always be secured BY consulting the Little Ads
Of tIss PsopIs"
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31

March 2o---s Potomac, from Norfolk for Pensacola.
March sO-Ths AJAX nom Shanghai for Nimrod Sound.
The the Saturn temporarily detached Pacific
squadron
The atr-k commissioned ana assigned % reserve tor
l-t1 bat f1tlta
The Albany detached Asiatc Fleet 20 Navy
YARD De paced out OF communication
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1904-03-31
MOVEMENTS OF NAVAL vEssELs-Ths FOL

March 2a-he Hist Pontiac Nsziusc1t and the
Sarraset. a. I.E-Hu. the EzEls a. KY West.
March sl-T1e san Francisco Sanlar Cavits;
tie Wilmington. 81 huklsus. the Newport and Js
tavriu-. g. Pensacola.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
her out. Finally the tug Holyoke came

her out. Finally the tug Holyoke came
along and took Ns in tow. sS III.
II remained on the Clallam until the
last. We chung to the +starboard rail
until We were washed overheard. Next
/ found myself clinging to door Of the
Clallam which had been washed into
the sea. No, was not very cold
probably too much excited to feel It.
To begin with, I had been seasick al
most from the moment Of leaving Port
Townsend.
Mr.. Larson Is one Of the richest and
most successful business men In the
West. He Ia perhaps the largest rail-
road contractor west Of the Mississippi.
As q contractor he took q prominent
part in the construction Of the Great
Northern. He has large property In
terests in this state, owning the spo-
kane brewery and being one Of the
principal stockholders in the Centennial
mill Of this city He Il also interested
with II. G. Henry, In railroad construc.
ton contracts. % i 5z
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
The Bismartk Trihnne.
n BY NJ. II. JEWELL.
THE DAILY TRIBUNE

Published every afternoon, except Sun
day, at Bismarck, North Dakota, Is deliv-
cred by carrier to all parts Of the city at
30 cents per months, or S per year. The
daily sent to any address In the United
States and Canada, postage prepaid, S per
year; s. for six months; $50 for three
months. a.5
THE WEEKLY TRIBUNE.
Published every Friday; eight RACES,
containing a summary Of the news Of the
week-local and foreign-particular atten-
ton being paid to state news. Sent to
any address, postage paid, for .$l.00 for
one year; so cents for six months; Is cents
for three months.
& The Bismarck Tribune Is the Oldest
newspaper In the state-established June
II, 1873. 1t has a wide circulation and Is
"a desirable advertising medium. Being
published at the capital of the state It
makes feature Of state news of semi
official character, and is therefore particu-
iarly interesting to all who desire to keep
the run Of state affairs-political, social
and business
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
qz&@;7zD
Russo-JAPANEsE COMPARISONS

The man who judges things by
weight, bulk and dollars may we'll
wonder at Japanese temerity, says
Golfers Weekly. To Japan, with her
IA, 900 square miles, the annexation
Of Korea, with $4,000 square miles,
means what the annexation of Mexico
would to the United States. To Rus
STA, with 100000 square miles, it
means less than Southern California
to us.
>; Though Japan has only one-third the
population Of her rival, she publishes
as many books every year: and, des-
pite the concentration Of her popula-
ton, which permits Of the wide circu-
lation of her city dalies, she publishes
as many newspapers. The percentage
of her people who can read and write
is about equal to that Of our New
England States. In schools and col
3eges she has 100000 pupils and stud
eneS' VI ono III e'eiS Aine VI 'ne popu-
latlon' wnere Russia mas only one IN
every thirty-hve' In 1ac1' Japan with
he her a, ooo'ooo people, probably mas
more subjects who can read and write
thar than Russia with her l4o,ooo'ooo. @Tne
russians nave gwen noemng 10 me-
scnanical progress, put nave used Ha
products. the railroad ana me rlne. 70
carry y them almost 10 tne doorway o.
Peking. me relormation' aWaKe en-
70 Japan tne spirit OF Dene eve -,
sim1iatlon' ana q reallzatlon tnst sn :
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
NO RAISE IN PRICE.

General Washburn Says There Has
Been no Arbitrary Advance In VIII
ton Coal. ...
Minneapolis Journal: GAS far as
the Wilton Ignite is concerned, there
has not been any increase in prices,
and hence there has been no necessity
for a reduction In prices because Of
publicity" said Senator w. D. Wash
burn this morning, in referring to q
dispatch from Bismarck saying that
Ignite prices were so high in North
Dakota that the people were beginning
to buy anthracite coal in preference.
"'The complaint of the high prices
for Ignite, which have appeared in
many Of the North Dakota papers. and
of which the article in The Journal Of
Saturday gave the purport. have their
foundation, not in the kigh price we
have been charging for Wilton Ignite,
but in the high prices charged fol-
Kenmare and Minot coal on the 500
line. asg.... 3. 3.$z SSS@s; 4 IN 5
"T'he local demand Tor that Ignite
has been SO strong In comparison Ia
the output that the high prices which
were charged during the big coal strike
OF last year are still maintained and
the miners get s2.25 and $3.50 q ton 1t
the mine. 81 st sz.s Is n .. h. st
$50 1t happens that when they ship
into Fessenden or Darlington or other
points on the northern 500 line, We.
who sell at the mine for 31.25, are
able to invade the northern territory
by shipping on the Zoo BY way %
Hankinson Or on the Northern Pa
chic by way Of jamestown. And thai
is what has reduced the price Of Mg-
mite at certain 500 line points.
80 far as ! know, there has been
no recent reduction II Ignite prices q
Fargo, which W. serve almost Ell
clusively
AL Bismarck the price ruling u be-
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
low that fixed by agreement as the

low that fixed by agreement as the
maximum. - -
Senator Washburn emphatically de-
MES that the Northern Pacific holds
a mortgage on the Bismarck, Wash
burn & Great Falls railroad, which IL
developing one Of the North Dakota
Ignite fields. He says: "a year age
we borrowed money from the North.
ern Pacific company for construction
purposes, but that money has beer
paid back and the Northern Pacific
never had mortgage on our road"
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14

There was not very strong repre-
sentation of democrats from the north
west at the meeting Of the national
committee at Washington but North
Dakota was represented by Committee
man j. B. Eaton.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
OLD TINE B,sMARckER SAVED.

Peter Larson, the Millionaire Railroad
Contractor, One Of the Survivors Of
the cIaIlam Disaster. sss z .,s \
Peter Larson, the railroad contractor
and millionaire mine owner Of Helena,
was among the rescued In the Clallam
steamboat disaster. Mr.. Larson years
ago was a resident Of Bismarck and
will be remembered BY all old timers.
The Seattle Post Int gencer con-
tains the following regarding Mr.. Lar
sons experiences fl that awful disas-
ter: S z5*53 .$5sss s.ss MI 4. +
Peter Larson, the millionaire rail
road constructor Of Henena, survived
the Clallam disaster. He, as did many
others, had q miraculous escape. More
than an hour ID the ice-cold waters OF
the sea left him In state Of semi
ciousness. Even after his arrival
In this city on the Dirigo his memory
served him poorly. II was with the
greatest difncuty that ne gave q coher-
ent account OF the tragic affair.
Mr.. Larson remained by. the ship.
Had l5 taken TO the open boats be
would doubtless have met the fate 81
those who chose to attempt that means
Of escape.
.I was In the water about an hour
and . half according to my recollec-
tion, Mr. Larson said. "'rhen WAS
picked up BY the tug Sea Lion I have
only an indistinct memory Of what was
going on. Just when the Clallam went
down ! am unable 70 state. know
that she began taking water that tho
pumps were promptly plt to work ana
that all hands were engaged bailins
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14

Papers in the north part Of the state
insist that Editor Small Of the Devils
Lake Inter-Ocean now has control Of
the Minot Optic-that Mcclure has q
bonanza gold mine in Colorado to look
after-and that Small will install Joe
Fahnlander as editor of the Optic.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14

The Fargo Forum declares that some
of the owners of Ignite coal mines
are doing all they can to kill of the
industry.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
The reelection of Senator Hanna by

The reelection of Senator Hanna by
the largest vote ever given by an
Ohio legislature is significant tribute
to the senator from his own state.
While admirers Of the senator continue
to suggest him as q candidate for
president, he Is likely to serve out his
term In the senate, without any inter-
ference on the part of the presidential
bee.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14

The Willow City Eagle Is for John
son-for mayor-because he emulates
Schlitz of Milwaukee-the man who
made Fargo famous.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14

The loan business in the northern
part Of the state is doomed, according
to the st. Thomas Times, which says
that a succession Of good crops have
put the farmers beyond the necessity
of borrowing.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
8 O'clock 2. M. Train from Chicago

3 O'Clock 2. M. Train from Chicago
p the AtIantIc Express
one q Six through trains
daily from Chicago to New York over
Pennsylvania Short LINES. All have
Pullman sleeping parlor and din
Ing car service. Passengers have
choice Of going via Baltimore and
washington o. Philadel phia and New
York tickets Of direct line fares.
Privilege 0k ten days Visit IT the Ma
tional Capital; also ton days. stop
overs Il Baltimore and ~ Philadelph-
a Refer 10 g. q KimbalI IA. Gs p.
No. 2 Sherman street, Chicago,
Tor particulars.
Bismarck daily tribune. [volume] (Bismarck, Dakota [N.D.]) 1881-1916, 1904-01-14
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Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1904-04-07

iionea 81 MAIDEN. 9as 1T elm Qldn=
aenoes gbrenSeugniB fir Die 9euts
ltert in ben SftieeprDoinaen. Ntag
peg leBt errungene @rfDle an uno fir
lId] aub ttur gerina fem, er seigt
oO6 oaB Die baltiIden Deutiden
treu 81 ibrer Gprahe uno Site bal
Ten, uuo er Benefit, oaB fte, trOboem
lbrten nidt6 CUR 8etdtigung oieier
9reue bleibt, als Elm palftper 8ioers
itano, bod @rfoIQe errinoen f6nnen.
0as oerleibt ibm erb66te 8eoeu=
tuna uno 0as l6Bt uns AUDI nit Der
Iroben 9ofnuna in Die 8ufunft
lchauen, oaB oas 9eutldtum in ben
baltti6en B~rppin5en nidt uuterQez
ben miro. l1no menn in 6ieIen Brp=
oinaen oa8 urlprunqlihe GDlfstum
Dem u%naebeuren 9rud Der ruIIi1d1en
Geoierung mioerfteben tann, 10 oarf
man boHen, oaB es auh in 6innlqu6
onSu i'm Stanoe iein uiro.
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@erambtem nas Grab.

Sin auireaenoer 3piTdenfaa miro
oDn SDbn O(ioer bDn 8~bilaoelp6ia
fol9enoermoBen er3dblt; rSb be-
Fano MIDI in einer Idauberbqften Ser
faiiuna. Mieine 6aut NOR 9ans
aelb, meine Nuaen eineeiunfen, bic
3unae beleat, id bate fortpabreno
Sbmeraen i'm Giden uno in Der
Settle uno nuroe BON Gag au TQa
i@mdder. Drei Gerate batten mid
bereitS aufgeaeben. Damn tpuroe
mir Der Hat e~rtei(t, electric Bitters
81 aebrauben unb gu metuer ar6Bs
ten 5reuoe iteQte 1ib ibon nod Dem
@ebroub Der erften Slalbe cine
tnerflibe Beiieruna ELM. Drei @u=
den lang iebte id ben @ebraud tort
uno id bin lett Elm pDlig eelunoer
Wann. Sb neiB. Sic baben oas
8rob I'm Elm iideres Dpjer be-
raabt!+ Wiemano iolte es perldus
men oieies Wfittel gu prDbieren.
Sour so Gents. @arantiert ourdl
s.. 9alteber & Sohn uno Ibolpb
9reiB, NpDtbeter
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Gtue arpRe genfatton.

Sc peruriabte cine eroBe Senia=
tiUn in 2eesoille, Sno., als 81. $.
8rDnn BON ienem Srte, bon Dem
man ertuartete, oaB er iterben niroe,
hurb Or. Sings Meue @ntoefung
fir Sbminoluht gerettet muroe.
gr idreibt: SD litt ldier unertraa=
libe Qualen burd Iftbma, aber
Sbre 9teue @ntbedung nerihaffte mir
iofort @rleihteruna uno iie bemirfte
balb oarauf cine pDIiae Seilung.
Nebnlihe 8uren fir Sbwinoiuht.
2uneenentsiinouna, 8rDnditis unb
Grippe iinb bdufig. SO lit Elm lns
peraiei1lid1eg Mfittel fir ale 6als.
uno 2uneen=2eiben. Breis so Gts.
uno $l.00. @arantiert ourb s.
&alteper & Sobn unb q. 0reiB'a
&puthefe. 8%rpbeflalden fret!
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angeleben weroen. 8ir baben in
Der neueren @eididte stpei etlatante
SGQe, melde uns 8eige1. cine mie
bobe 8ebeutun9 man einem iulden
Berbre6en beilegt: Gle grm0rbung
bes ruliiIheu 9eianoten in BerIien
mabreuo Der 5tpanBiger Sabre bes ooz
rieen Sabrbunoerts uuo Die @rmOr=
oung oes oeutiben @elauoten in
China mabreno Der 8Drerpirren.
Sn beioen sSaaen beourfte es ~feierli=
ber SibnegeIanotibaften, UNI Die
Sadie mieoer gut 81 MAIDEN
6a1t man alio felt. BOB Die Stel=
lung zines @elanoten cine auBerQes
pDbnli6e lit, baB oieie Iusnablnes
Itellung bonn mobernett 8Dlterredt
anerfannt miro unb baB in 5Dl9e beI=
len au1 Elm Gerbre6en, bas an
einem @elanoten beeangen lit, als
Elm be1Dnoer8 lhmeres betrabtet niro,
ourd tpelhes Der betreffenoen Ge9ies
rung auBergeuDhnlibe Shmierigfeiz
ten eruabien, oann fam man es
bieier &e9ieruno nidt libel uebn1eu.
ueur fie berartiee 8erbreben nit
auBereenjbnliden Strafen belegt
uuo iih our6 iDl6e auBeraem0bnlide
Gtrafbeitimmuneen geeen unange>
nebnte Gernidlunaen gu ihlben
iudt. Dieiem, ourdaus logiihen
@eoanfen 1T audi bic Soee oes uorz
liegenoen @eiebes %entiprungen unb
alles. mas ID BON elmer BerlebunQ
republifaniider Snititutionen uno
BON &laKengeiebgebung gereoet miro,
1T bummes Seug. 9as @eleb ibafft
feinen Iusnabmeauitauo, lonoern
trdet nur einem beitebenoen Nuss
nabmesultano, 81 oeiien Inerfens
hung &epubltf unb Wonarbie in
efeiber 8eiie g%estpunaen iino, Ged=
nuus. unb bespegen lit es aub
beredttat.
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Snterefiante 8eimdjer.

Son aqerlei intereiianten 8eiu>
dern aus 9eutidlano, Die oies Sabr
nab ben Ser. Staten fDmmeu
pollen uao gum Sell ldon unters
meas iino, if in ben lebten Tagen
beridltet mDroen. Der prenBilhe
Sanoelsminiiter WtDlIer befinoet fid]
inter ibnen, CT tomtnt ieooh erft
i'm Serbft. Da9egen fino jebt ldDn
elngetrOHen Die befannte &iin1tlerin
Wtarie &iribner uno lire mod be-
ribmtere S6meiter 2Dla, Die unter
Dem BieuoDnpm Oiiiip 5dubin oiel
geleiene &Dmane eeidrieben bat,
por ALIEN Die AUDI bier in Nmerifo
nett oerbreiteten ~8oris 2ensfp4
uno "Vae victis'', ferner Die
oeutibz6fterreihiidle Didterin Wtarie
BON gbnerz @idenbad) unb Der be-
fannie B0litifer Or. 2eDpplo Babl=
len. unternegs iino Der lanejabriee
&eoafteur Der 8erliner ,@otionals
3eitung" guaeu Babel, au9 a(s Ser
faiier elmer &eibe biib1her 9beaters
itiide befannt, Der Sneeiiitur S(ouf,
2ebrer an Der Defpffisiersitule in
WilbelmsbaOen u. q.
Qm 8eriibmtelten bon allen eieIen
lit Die Srau BON @bners@ 19enbab.
Sic fann unbeoin9t als Die beoeu-
tenofte beutihe Sdriftfteuerin Der
8%egennart gelten. Sic perltebt aara
D%unoerbar au ersdbten uno Die Sc
ifalten in ibren 8omanen nit erDB.
ter ~2ebensfuue aussuI.etten. Sc (ebi
alles in ibren @rsdbluu9en uno oaa
9ebloie miro nit elmer iolben gn-
ihaulidteit geihilbert, oaB es una
plaitild pOr Nuaen tritt. Ser Be-
riibmteite ibrer &Omane lit .Das
8emeinoefino" Nae ibre @rsdb=
lunaeu uno Hobellen iino aub bier
in Den Ser. Staaten mol befannt.
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U

Die ruiitlhe Gegierung bat
Die 8emiliaung fir Die peri1ieoes
men ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS unl
$67, 1000. 900 beibnitten, oa- fte oag
@elo fir Den &rieg eebraudt. Gm
meiiten miro ourb oiele &eouaierunq
Der Nusgaben oas giienbabnoepars
tement betr0Hen.
= Gin 9epeIde, Die ieo0h auf
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