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Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10
WILL DELAY NAVY REPORT.
Secretary Daniels TO Get Further Data
On European Operations.

Secretary Daniels will not make a
final report of plans for strengthening
the navy until he has further informa-
ton regarding naval operations in the
present war in Europe.
Sec. Daniels said that he had dis
cussed several phases Of his plans for
the navy with the President, but was
not ready yet to make the complete re-
port requested by the President. He
said he wanted to delay final recon-
mendations in order to get as many
facts as possible from abroad. He as
serted that no decision as to how many
battleships would be recommended to
Congress had been reached.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10
Mrs. Leslie in ''Du Barry"
At Colonial Monday Sept. Is.

Mrs. Leslie Carter the famous le-
gitimate star known the world over
for her marvellous work upon the stage
in "Du Barry" will be seen in a
magnificent screen production of this
wonderful play at the Colonial Thea
tire, Monday, September l3, matinee
and night.
"Du Barry" in picture form is
even greater than when seen upon the
stage. To see Mrs. Leslie Carter in
this magnificent and powerful six
part feature is to enjoy rare treat.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10
is MADE A REAR ADMIRAL.
A. w. Grant Promoted and Assigned
to Command Submarines.

Capt. A. w. Grant, formerly at
tached to the Philadelphia navy yard,
has been raised to the rank of rear ad-
miral, to fill the vacancy caused by the
retirement of Rear Admiral Reynolds.
Capt. Grant will have command of
the new submarine flotilla, to be as
sembled off Newport News. and the
cruiser Columbia, once one of the fast
est vessels in the United States Navy
will be his flagship. The Columbia
will be joined at Newport News by
the transports Prairie and Hancock.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10


The days, however. are growing
shorter. nightfall comes soon, and all
nature Except the heaD points to the
end of the summer season at the pop
ular bayside resort
Today the Courts cottage was closed.
the family returning to Washington to
be with the injured mother who left the
Emergency Hospital for home.
Yesterday Mrs. Alfred Clancy and
interesting and beautiful children
Louise, Leonora and Alfred, End, who
have been spending the summer with
Mrs. Glancey's father. Mr.. James c.
Courts, returned to Washington.
q
On Wednesday, MIR. George Salisbury.
Of Baltimore. his charming wife and in
FAINT son. Gordon, closed the cottage
they have occupied the past summer.
and which they have purchased from
Mr. ]. c. Courts, and motored to Balti-
more to reopen their winter home on
Charles street, that city.
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. Lincoln Townsend
and son, George, close Lincolnhurst to-
morrow and leave for their home at
Cleveland Park, Washington
The family of Mr. and Mrs. Charles
Linkins will remain at their handsome
cottage at Chelsea (on the Point until
some time in October
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Lee Bosley and
charming daughters, Misses Beatrice
and Marguerite, expect to close Lib
orty Lodge" the first of next week.
o
Mr.. and Mrs. C. A. Mccarthy and son.
Weller, will linger until the middle of
September at Marietta Lodge.
O.
The family of Mrs William NJ. Abt OF.
moved to their Annapolis home or
Tuesday last.
Misses Shea anticipate remaining
at their cottage until the leaves on the
trees begin to turn.
Mr.. and Mrs. Amos Medford, Mr.. and
Mrs. r. B Shaver and son, Homer, and
Miss SusanFrench will return to Wash
ington tomorrow.
O.
The family of Mr.. and Mrs. T.. G. Ora
ham returned to their handsome home
at Chevy Chase today, closing their
cottage, "Ned-Anna," for the summer.
O.
Mr.. and Mrs. Howard Heinecke will
tarry at Bay until late
in the autumn.
o
Mr. and Mrs Harris and daughter,
Mrs Maley, will not return to Wash
lngtop for several days.
o.
Miss Eelanor Collins and Mr. George
Repetti. who have been visiting Mrs
Mccarthy, left last week.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10

One by one the cottages are closing,
and the occupants are vending their
way homeward toward winter quart
ers. although summer still fingers, and
the thermometer registers July and
August temperature.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10
BAYSIDE BABBLNGS.
Summer Siftings and Newsy Notes Of
End Of Season at Arundel -On-the-
Ray.

Like the Arabs. the summer colonists
at Arundel-on-the-Bay the popular bay
side colony six miles from Annapolis.
are folding their tents and as silently
stealing away.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10

The days, however. are growing
shorter. nightfall comes soon. and all
nature Except the heaD points to the
end Of the summer season at the pop
ular bayside resort.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10

IE aa delicious ice cream.
ASIDE tom lle ichness of taste
a'. #,le.e5 IT flavor, we desire
NlaWe.s ou our customers the
pump Aa.e-omcuess digestibility
I '.taiuuss oi our products.
eNaaW .Hes are pure. Every
HS.o.a tested for its purity
@- s.a..a.ul qualities Give us
g oaJ ul there will be no need
"' Argument
NoOoF9s Br0ti1ers
confectionery PsrlOr
.o* VAIN STREET
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10

Today the Courts cottage was closed.
the family returning to Washington to
be with the injured mother who left the
Hospital for home.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10
FAN.

SEPTEMBER 10, 1915
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10

Al coupons redeemed OF Hohber.
gers. i74 Maip st iI5.1m.
Evening capital and Maryland gazette., 1915-09-10

Yesterday Mrs Alfred Clancy and
interesting and beautiful children
Louise, Leonora and Alfred, 2nd, who
have been spending the summer with
Mrs. Glancey's father. Mr.. James c.
Courts, returned to Washington.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
WITTER=FISHER
LOWEST BIDDER
LOCAL FIRM OFFERS LOWEST BID
ON PROPOSED SEWER EXTEN-
NS-CONTRACT TO BE
SIGNED SOON
Sewer Committee Will Not Make Bids
Public Until Papers are
Signed

1t was announced last evening by
members of the Sewer Committee that
the Witter-Fisher company was the
lowest bidder on the proposed sewer
extensions, and it is expected that
within the next two or three days the
contract for the work will be award
ed to it. The bids received will not
be made public until papers have been
signed.
Three sections of the town will be
served by the new extensions. One OF
them will cover parts of Mountain
Home, Elm, and Park Additions in the
northeast part of the city, another
will take in Sunnyside Addition south
of Lewis street, and a part of McGreg-
or's Addition between Eighth street
and Kenneth avenue, and the third
will serve the new Highland View Ad
dition in the northwest part of town
and a part of Lieuallen's Fourth Addi-
ton. Witter-Fisher company will put
in all three.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
BILLS INTRODUCED
House Bills

H. B. No. 55 by York and Webb-To
create the office of farm director and
fix his salary at $2500 annually.
H. B. No. 56 by Hicks-Gives to the
prosecuting attorney the power to say
whether or not a coroner's inquest
shall be held in any case.
H. B. No. 81 by Kribs-Provides that
the Judge shall challenge jurors for
cause.
H.,B. No. SO by Kribs-Provides
that an appeal may be taken to the
supreme court of an abstract error
and that no case wherein less than
5000 is involved may be taken to the
supreme court.
H. B. No. 60 by Kribs-Provides that
on certification of either appellant or
respondent, arguments on appeal to
the supreme court shall be in writing.
H. B. No. e1 by Hicks-Provides
that as a part of the costs in any
pleading there shall be included a
copy free of 25 cents per folio of the
pleading or motion in question, the
fee to go to the attorney for the party
in whose behalf action was filed.
H. B. No. 62 by King of Lewis-To
issue s925O state bonds for the pur-
chase of the toll bridge at Kamlah
Lewis and Idaho counties.
H. B. No. So by King of Lewis-Re-
pealing that section of the law where
by the state commissioner of education
is created
H. B. No. Ga by Randall-Gives ad-
ditional borrowing power to railroad
companies.
H. B. No. 65 by Shattuck-Repulat
Continued on Page ~
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20

which is designed as a compromise
eliminating statewide by legislative
enactment. 1t is almost certain that
a measure is to be introduced provid-
ing for the latter, but no one is will
ing to forecast its passage at. this
time.
There is deep sentiment prevalent
to abolish the utilities commission, d
measure having found its way in the
house. House measures have also
been introduced providing for the
commissioner of education, and the
senate is considering a measure for
the adjustment of the state board of
equalization and the creation of q
state tax commission. Gilchrist OF
Bonneville has introduced bill in the
house repeating the law requiring the
publication of the official ballot in
newspapers for two weeks. This is
almost sure to cause some opposition
from the state press.
The educational intitutions appro-
priation bill is already in the house
and while it is expected to meet with
favor, there is yet much speculation
as to what the governor is going to
do with it. 1t seems apparent now
that the Albion normal is doomed, but
the Cassia county delegation is ma
king a hard fight to retain it.
The measure providing for an ap-
preparation of $4,000 for the North
west Live Stock show at Lewiston
which made it's appearance in the SEN
nate Tuesday seems to be meeting
with much favor and it is believed
will weather the storm and become a
law unless Governor Alexander wields
the axe.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
RATES FIXED
BY COMMISSION
PUBLIC UTILITIES COMMISSION
TODAY ISSUED RULING ON
RATES IN MOSCOW. TROY.
GENESEE. AND ST. MARES
Moscow Rates Differentiate Residential
and Commercial Lighting-L0ad
Factor Scheme for Latter

BOISE, Jan. 20.-The Public Util-
tiles Commission today handed down
a decision fixing the rates to be charg-
ed by the Washington Water Powe,
company for commercial and resident
ial lighting in Moscow, Troy, Genesee,
and st. Maries.
Rates will be reduced in Moscow
and st. Maries, but those in Genesee
and Troy will remain unaltered. The
ruling specifies that all the new sch
edules shall be effective with the jan
uary readings, and shall continue in
force until such time as full and COM
plete Investigations of the properties
are made.
The Moscow residential rate is
First XIV. hrs. or less per mo-. 81 90
Next 12 XIV hrs. O.. lie
Next 10 XIV. hrs. O.. 10c
All over 80 XIV. hrs. in 1 mo. q. -. SC
The Moscow commercial rate is
First XIV. hrs. or less in 1 mo. 81 90
Next GA XIV. hrs per XIV of connect
ed load @.................. lie
Excess over 72 XIV. hrs. per XIV. of
connected load @............. sc
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
DOWN ON CHANGES
Washington Legislature Ignores Init
iative Measure

OLYMPIA, Jan. 20.-Both houses
of the legislature overwhelmingly vo-
ted that they will not consider any
measure which in intended to modify
or change the provisions of the pro-
hibition bill which will go into effect
on January first of next year. The
initiative measure with more than 40,-
900 signatures will therefore have to
wait until the general election of 1916
before it can go on the ballot for ap-
proval or rejection. This bill would
have permitted breweries to continue
business and hotels to sell liquor.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
Lobbyists Catching 1t

SALEM, Jan. 20.-After a vigorous
debate bill introduced by Represent
ative Schuebel requiring the registra-
tion of all lobbyists with the secretary
of state and forbidding others from
appearing as legislative council alto
gether passed the house. A resolution
to submit to the people of the state &
proposed constitutional amendment
granting the governor authority to
veto single items in appropriation
bills was introduced in the senate by
Senator Kellaher.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
MOMENTOUS QUESTION SETTLED

WASHINGTON, JAM 20-Francis
Sayre is the name that has been Sc
lected for the newly arrived son of
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Sayre, the son
and daughter of the President. The
baby's grandfather is said to have
heartily approved the name. 1t was
in accordance with his suggestion that
the infant was not given middle
name.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
DASHED TO DEATH

PARIS, Jan. 20.-Lieut. La Porte of
the French army and Lieut.. Chennery
of the British aviation corps perished
today when the aeroplane in which
they were flying fell from a great
height The wreckage caught on fire.
Lieut.. Chennery was burned to death.
flames but died of his injuries
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20

The commercial rate schedule is de-
fective in that six kilowatt hours plus
sixty-four kilowatt hours per kilowatt
of connected load does not necessarily
total seventy-two kilowatt hours per
kilowatt of connected load, and no rate
is specified for the difference.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
COMMISSIONER APPOINTED

WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-Will H.
Parry of Seattle, has been chosen by.
the president as a member of the new
federal trade commission, according to
authoritative information.
The daily star-mirror. (Moscow, Idaho) 1911-1939, 1915-01-20
Germans D0dging Invasion

PETROGRAD, Jan. 2O.-To prevent
another threatened invasion in the
east of Prussia by the Russians. the
Germans are making a determined eff
fort to cross the Vistula river to
attack the Slavs in the rear. The Of
fetal reports stated that the Russians
had advanced north of the VisrriIa be-
yond Plock and the German fortress
Thorn A continuation of Russian sue
cesses will quickly bring them to the
Prussian border.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

beRdnbig GituatipnsmeIbuneen an bus
poreeitbts eommurOo dbgebsn, 70 1T bies
'fts imitonDe, T9 isinen GinfIub TOsur uuF
Details bsr Gsfsdtsfa6runs 81 Fdsrn.
Man iitbt, bds aommnnbu 1T ferns, uber
Iein arm reidt melt.
Disfe srobdrties Q%niptHbuna bes SeIs.
pHons bdt cine gttpuItigt limiDdl5uns duf
BEN @ebieIe bsr 8efsblsiihsrmittIuns hers
bo%rgeraftn unb babur1 n%dtureemdb na6s
Ttebenbe priu3ipisIe 8raetn uusselOit:
Mel6er Mrt pirtt bds 2tltpbon ouf bic
Gtfe6tstb6tiattit uRh BAG peri0nIide gtrs
bolten Der bDhsren aommdnbantsn sin2
Del6tn GiufluB iibt bas 9eltpbon uuf
bic GslbHlnOigttit Der llnierfl6rer dus2
mtnotn mir uns 3undhit BET trften
Srdge 5u. SIN Sslo3uge 18o6/07 rttogs
n~ossirts Rnpolton 3ipsds elmer btdbfdtigs
ten Borcirung ber mira, zines Nebet'
flutes beg gaa, bas Gjeldnbe periTulim
unb beRite dif elmer Jlubinisf bds Dad
tines bort beFinOli6en 6aufes, I'm bon
bier ois GtaIiht in bic feinbIihe Gteluug
5n eeipinnen. Das III rur elmer Der pielen
gale, in fpelden Mdpolern perf6nIi9 Rts
toancIBirungtn D%prgenpmmen bat. Gs trs
btlt b1rduS bic Di6tieteit, baB bas Qluee
bes 1lbrsrB felbIt an Srt nnb Steae
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

Tudsr beutider @efangnenIaser, aus
3~fpangIoien @eiprd9sn NIT ben Gefanses
nen unb liidenloier 9eobd4tung ibrer
2ebensneiIt ben Ginorud gtbubt, buB
bic ruTiIdst, fran3OTfden unb engs
III 8Gite Elm bur9aus msnihsnpiirs
biges GaIsin fii6ren.
Der GefunobeitssuItanb III iiber dllt
Griparttns gut. Dies bsrbantt man gum
grSbtsn She'll benz 1lmitanb, bob bic @es
fdngenenIuger MIR an Tolhtn pldben ans
seltgt perStn, no gltes 1rintpaHer gu
haben 1T. Dur1 rei9lt4e @cntildtipn
unb quite Sei5ung ipret man fir frifde
2uft unb cine 9eIunbe gemperatur Der
Goradsn. 8d8u tommt nod Der @ts
braua bon 9esinfettionsofln, I'm bic
RIeibungsitide Der neaangstOmmensn Ges
fangenen 3u btsinfi3iren. MabrenbbeFen
bstpmmea bic @tFungeuen fsIbit Elm tens
perirtes 8rduIebdb. DisIe 9rduIebdber
Iirb iibrigeus in eepiHen, iebr tur8sn
SDifdenrGumen obligdtpriId. Bon ben
fran3Dii6en GeFongensn. bic Or. Srasns
lei Telbit fat, paren aud einige tbpbuSs
traut. Sir bieie mar Gin 1ppAusEdSdrstt
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

Der pisrtc Nugsn transportiert bic Ddmpfs
role.
Gebr erOB Tinb bic SsrumOorrdtbe, bic
bon biefsr Gtappsn5tntrak DerIhidt ipers
ben unb bic 9teen 1bp1us, Cholera nnb
poden 3iir Qntptnbung iommen. 5ier
nrbeitet Elm GROCER Stab bon gnttsriologen
unb !6Daisnitern. 5rintipnlier, Qebenss
mitttI, 5peideI nnb Dnnble Irste iperben
unterfuht, uno 5ipar tperoen tGali6 bur1s
I9nittli1 ibsr $50 llnterlu9ungsn bitTer
2lrt ougpefibrt. Sier iperbn mitrpitos
pif1e Aufuabmsn unb SmpFunaen ees
maft, Meintulturen ee5iiftet unb Mnds
lbIen 6ergtntlt. 2dmptn bremen Gag
unb Rd6t untsr 1~bermoitntsn, gtrlu9ss
fanindeu begttiereH in ibren adfigen, absr
bieisr gan5e rieiee piheniddftli9t Qlppas
rat nrbeitst unter Dem Dr0bntn ber I1pe=
rem GeI6ibe.
Spt3ialiten fir goltsripIopis, Gbirurs
ale, Gpbtdlmologie, 9hgieie IL. IN. Iteben
ben Qrfn@n IN Der bodlin CHARGE als
berathenbe Merste sur 0erfiigung. Die
beutfhe ar~iegsInnitdts sQerorbnung Be-
itimnt, bub bel Observation-Disclosures
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

btreitItn ben, unb bon benen jeber itiinbs
lid 400 9ittr MuFsr Ftltriert.
MbgtIe4tn bon BEN feiten geftanb an
R0ntaens appardtsn Bat bas Qu5arett In
MontmebD mebrtre bolItdubie eiuscridtets
bierTpdnniee RontesnsM dgen ano R0nts
atnsAutomobile, bic gum fofurtiesn
2rdnspprt bertitfebeh. Der Motor bitier
Nnipmpbile bient aIs Groftduells, fpbdlb
bic HDnteensG tdtipn einesrihiet IT, Mud
ambnlante 2esiniettionsnuasH iteben IN
GROCER an5abl In Montmebb btrtit, uni
ben Disqualification sur WerfiguHg ees
IteIlt gu tptTb.n. montmebb bat aud
sine DampfpGi9stsi, bic tdeltd 1900
Bis 1900 ailcgrnmm Wdfne Ober <is
~bunasItiide maiden, bssinfi8ieren, troduen
unb rcllen fam. Die Mdffsrti III gltids
FdIS "trdnspprtnbel, unb fam In t~tratiier
3eit duf bier charlottesville aufs anO obs
montiert iperbsn. Der cine Magen fiibrt
aobIe, Geis, 9tn5in unb Msrlteug. BET
dubsre asfItl, DampTturbine, Dsslnfds
tipnss unb I~rodenabpnrot, btr brittle
Woi9mditine, SrodsHaentrifHoe unb
pumpsn flr taItss unb ipaEmes Wdisri
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

gum Redtsn Idnut. aun iparsn busumuI
bic G6laatfrouten iufolss Der tleinesen
Seere unb Der tiefsn Gruppirung Der
MaTen aGerOinss bebsuttnb tltinsr. Die
G9la6t bon auItstlis (1805) purbe
cuff einem yfdtnie BON ttpd 10 ailos
meter, bon @dttrlpo 1815) bon 8 ailos
meter, bon GnItoa5a Q866) bon Is
Rilpmster greite ousgttdmpft. Das
entipri6t isbt bsildufis bet Gteatss
dusbtbnutt9 elmer 9ruppenbibifon audi
zines aorps. 5israus tam ~foIgtnbes
dbgeleitet fpsrbtr.
Sin Obertommdnbdnt unb armeetoms
mdnbdnt bermoetn anm1glih Bel ben rice
Tiaen Grontsn ptrf0nIids gstosnoi3iruns
gen bcrsunebmen, ALIEN bei ben aommdns
bdnten bonn aorpstommdnbdntsn dblpdtts
gsbUrt bies aid jsbt mod gu btrsn OBJ
liegsnbeittn. Die BETTE Gartt fam niGt
ben Ginbrud trIebtn, ben Sds nnmittels
bare Gdnuen bes @eftHtsfeIbts estptnni.
Rod etipaS anberes. Nr BEN stptitsn
GHlahttage bon aIpern 1909 lief gdpDs
leon ssgen 7 nbt friih fem Centrum gtgeu
bic 0iterrtihiI6e Mitte uorriiden, UNI biefe
5u 5eripfengsn. Gdon geristber bic 0Iters
rei1if1tn 9atai1pne in's Mdnten, ale
Gr5bsraog adrl bic SABINE bss Regiments
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31
VoRGE scHoBENER posTEN4

Sad go. Is ergriff nnb an Der Spiss
Der 9ruppsr bic OrOnlins tpie0er bers
1eate. Gieie In ben 9rdbitionsn bts
Setres eipis furilsbsnbe Shat bts gr56srs
3ogs seiet am unmitttlbdrIttn bic Mddt
otr periSnIidieit, bic einem Giibrer innes
foobnt nnb pie isin Seroismls bsiIpiet
gtbenb, btgtifterno unb fprtrtfBen6 auf
Bic Sruppt tinipirtt. Mitbtr mub uif
Wapolson seerifftn iperOtn, ber bic qfpde
bes Stlbuttn 10 senau fannie. Ssin
1dgesbtft9l Dor Der G1ld4t BEL auIters
lib, bic II bon Der Mnb0be Bel G9lapds
nib nir 8 Biz A aifomtter binter Der
Rdmpffront Ieitett, lit intereFant eenug,
Inn ibn bier dn3ufiibren. Gr 3etgt, ipie
RapoIeun ben GinfaB fetntr perfon 5l
ptriptrtben btrtunb: .Solbdtti, i1 tperoe
fslblt elre gdtdilpne lsnien. Sd tperbt
mid fern BEN Geuer bdlten, pent ibr NIT
eurtr eetpo1nten Sapferttit l~tnprbnung
unb psrpirruns in bic fsinbIidsn &eiben
traget Beun aber Der Sieg etnen augsEs
Bid stptiftlAaft mare, tpiIrDet ibr suren
4aiier dls Grffen in @eFabr iebstt, benu
bet Stes BARI ni9t I9fpanteu, tpp ss I'M
bic Gbre Der frdn5DFfhsn Snfdnttrie
geht, bic bon folder 8ebeutung fiji
bic Sire bet gon3en Ndtipn it,
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-05-31

gen @elttrisgs, in tpel9em gang Defenders
bic moraIiiasn qoten3eu Der Eruppen BON
GntThsibung fnb, 1T Der ununterbro4ens
aontdtt nit benfelben cine gebietsriI4e
Not6penbisteit.
SO beaeben Iona4 msbrfode @riinbe,
ipel9e BE aniDeIenbeit Don BSberen Sub
rern bel ibren Sruppen erbeii9sn. Das
lit bas cine Grtrem. Mds fir Golger
piirbe bies NIT ge5ug anf bic 9tItpbOns
D%srpsnbung nud f9 siebeng Dd bic
BefebIsertbeilung, Der 8efeblsempfdng
unb bds Melbeipefen BIB gum Regiments
fommnnbo 6erub fi9 faft ausIalieBIi9 in
ben Gtdnborter Der beritiebtnen 6tdbss
quartiere mittels Selep6ons abTpieler
miFen, Iollen ni6t 3eitperluF unb 0rits
tionen oIer g[rt bic 5olge isin, 70 1T ea
einleudtenb, buB ts nit benz einsn Grtrem
ni6t gtAt.
Gun bds an6ere Grtrem. Nngenpm.
men, bic bsseidneten Gibrer bieIten fid
permanent beim Selepbon duf, einerIeits,
Inn Itttg sur GteIle sl fein, iperln Elm
tpiGtiger 9efebl ober cine btOeutfdmert
MeIoung sintrifft, dnbererieits, I'm jeber.
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