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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
THE WEATHER REPORT
Forecasts and Records of the
Last Twenty four Hours.

0flclal Record and Forecast -Washington Jan.
lG.-Ihe TeTss storm n Friday night has moved
70 Northeastern Iowa with greatly increased inten-
sits. and SHOWS and rains we're general In the
plains states the great central valleys the upper
lake and west lower lake regions Tennessee and
the Guf states. Elsewhere the weather was gen
orally fair with high pressure prevailing II {. de
cidedly colder I'm Iowa. Missouri Western Nebraska
Kansas. Oklahoma Askansis aud Texas. and low
temperatures continue 10 the westward. East -
The Mississippi River Temperatures are above the
seasonal average. and decidedly 80 except IA the
Au4ruc states
The Iowa storm will move n0rtheas'wsrd and
there will De snow SUNDAY in the upper lake region
and rain in the lower lake region probably turning
10 snow over the western portion. There Will also
ue rain sunday 10 the south Atlantic states. sun
day or Sunday night IA the middle Atlantic states
aud sunday night Monday in New ENGLAND.
over the central portion u the country the weather
viii ne fair Monday and over The western portion
SUNDAY from the upper Mississippi Valley and upper
lake region southwark through the Gulf states. With
heavy frost probably sunday night on the midd e
Gun coast. II Wll be warmer SUNDAY tn the mid
die Atlantic states and colder Monday iu the A.
lanilc states generally. II Will be warmer Sunday
~ the extreme Northwest and on Monday between
the Mississippi River and the Rocky Mountains.
storm warnings on the Atlantic coast from New
York 10 Norfolk
Winds FOR SUNDAY and Monday. North Atlantic.
northeast to southeast winds Increasing. middle
fresh. possibly strong. sunday night. south Allan
tic moderate to fresh east 10 southeast east CUT
moderate east 10 southeast. shifting 10 northwest
over north portion, west Gulf. moderate north snd
northeast, upper lakes. moderate northwest gales
over western superior. strong shifting winds over
eastern superior Huron and Michigan. becoming
lover LAKES. strong south and southwest sunday.
increasing % sale
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
WIN YOUR MEDITERRANEAN
Show Her Photo to This Man
Then He'll Tell You How.

Walter $. Goodwin is giving a course
in handling human nature at the west
Side Young Mems Christian Associa-
ton. He is confident that his instrue-
lion will help the most cantankerouS
TO get along with their mothers-in-
law and their bosses-even II they are
identical. 49,.
lie treated one young man before
no was married. the treatment being
based on study OF the photograph
of the future mother-in-law. Says the
announcement sent out yesterday:
"The young man followed instructions
and is now held in high esteem by ms
future mother-in-law."
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
From The Tribune Bureau
Washington. January l6.
ARMY

AkNl.
Lieu. 90. BENJAMIN e. MORSE from ,h to
1910 lu'. March thence to Manila
Lieut. COL JOHN J. FINLEY. iu'.. Unassigned ].
assigned ifh M. TO tats efe't March
capt MARLBOROUGH tlli NcHlLL field ART.
Inspector instructor. "a Yield AT. Distrct. uron
completion Of dutv a. Phanir1Ie. to south
Organized Militia - PsunsylFanla. thence fo
Cipt Z MAfRY G. COLI. Iih Iaf transferred
10 2erh INT. 20 take efecf MAJ
Capt fAt RENEE \ 60 HTiS 2-I Inf. trans
ferret 10 IN Inf: 20 take effect NAY !
Csps CHARLES r ~ MpHHEY. d.. l2fh %
2ih I1r. WILLIAM T. COCHRAN. I'M FOB 81
Irf. THOMAS Il HARhER. 10Th 20 1d lu' .
aud FIRED l. Mt NSON. oh 10 1911 M. tirsf
fiegfs EVERETT y BOWMAN ftn fo 1871 m q
WILLIAM {. MILLER. sfh IN sth Inf HLNkl
" NELLY. 10Th 90 18th iIf and GlEARD J.
McENTEE u ''h ro 18Th luf second Liel,s
j. GUNNER eth 20 sfh mr. DALI +. NcDON
AID 2rh ~ SIN Iuf FRANK y JORDAN.
s1ih 20 18Th INF CARLfN e. STOkELN. 2sth
N pan Inf sud ROBERT ~ BARRETT ION
10 1871 Inf Lieut. Col THOMAS -. DlGAN.
9th % IN Cav. capt CLARENCE r. DAY. 'ih
Fin, Lieut. ROBERT NJ pANFoRD. from duty
with jtn Field Ar. .o fou Sill. for duty A.
school - Fire for Field Ar
Following officers transferred from regiments iuii
catel To- 20fh INF t0 take effect March
Majors JOIN J. BRADLEY. 30th I'M. and
PETER NJ RRAY. 30 M tap.s WILLIAM ~
CIENDENIN. l7th Inf THOMAS " al NTER.
26,h: THOMAS 4 PEARCE. tu Inf. Ira j
FREyEL IN Inf. and GEORGE :. GOuDALE.
231 Inf: First L.euis ERLE " WILSON. sth
Inf. JOSEPH A ATKINS. 10Th Iui. GEORGE
r. GUILD goth Irf JOIN J.. JENKINS. .5.n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Commissioner Woods S
Annual Report Also Asks
for More Deputies.
DEPARTMENT IN 1914
COST S17,996, 1888
Ten Per Cent Decrease in Num-
her of Serious CrimeS-Com-
plete Statistics Withheld.

The annual report of Police Comm.e-
sioncr Woods, released yesterday, ut-
tiers q request for more deputy com
mlssIoncrs. nineteen more STATION
houses and development or the tcie-
phone facilities OF tho department.
No crime statistics are included, the
explanation being that they might be
inaccurate and misleading DO IS
planned go give complete figures later.
On December Sd there were lONo8
mon in she department. or which NUM-
Der 10.10f are now actively engaged
in police work in an ranks. In the
last wear lis policemen retired. 50 re-
s5cncd. 20 ciod and IS we've dismi ssed
from the force.
The cost o. ruuniug the department
sn 1914 was S11996.O3S 90. I'm add
ton, S5990l 60 was used for rentals
and outside expenses. The cost eN-
cceded that Of 1918 by $3.50 600. This
is said 90 be- due 20 increase no SAL
aries. the addition o. f54 men and an
increase 10 pension charges.
However. the taxpayer paid less IN
1914 than .u tho year before Tor run
Ming the department Last year the
cost Der capita was s. - 40. I'm 1913
a. was s. 90 $40.
In 1914 sixty men we've added 20
the Traffic squad. bringing the full
complement up so $50 The health OF
the force. according 20 the surgeons
compares fayoIably with the records
of the United States army and me
London Police Department SIX police
men were killed iu the performance OF
duty. Pensions were paid 20 lVo
widows and Is children.
Members Of the department IN 1914
gave aid 90 l0l 34s persons who were
sick or had been injured Policemen
rescued l0@ persons from drowning
and out Of 1881 persons reported mss
ing $50 were found.
There was 10 peY cent decrease IN
thc number o. serious crimes, 20
per cent increase Do the number o.
arrests in serious cases and 20 per
cent increase .n the number Of conNc-
lions. In 1919 the pAlcc summoned
lq5Is4 persons; so 1913 the number
Was 1s2Iu Convictions last year
reached . percentage Of la.6. "hle ID
1913 10 was 1874.
or S.05l persons arrested Tor burg,
lerv $50 were convicted, gam OF
"a per cent over 1918.
Eleven station houses were erected
in the last Two years. The cost o.,
building the nineteen asked for Will
be S215O.O0O For Improvements IN me
telegraph department 100000 is neeaeo'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Shipping Information and
Marine NeWS of the World

Rio Janeiro. Jan. Trio d, Janslro Bran. New
York via Bahia etc.
Har'lepooi Jan lO-Augista tSeeI. New Yors
via Shields.
Bordeaux. Jan. l2-Tangstan lBr.. Nes York.
iristOhsl Jan lS-kazembe lBrI. New YORK Tor
Yokohama. Lyrs. New York for san Francisco.
SAILED
Copenhagen Jan. B0rgum Dan. New York
Toc0pilla Jan "a Oliver Olson Nes York.
RIO Janeir0. Jan. lj.-Acre tBrazI Nss York.
santos. Jan lj-Ca'oman. New York.
Bermuda. Jan. is. eij a. m.-Bsmudian lBrI
New YORK
Demerara. Jan. d. Guiana tBrl. New York
Baroado-. Jan 'li-Mnas Gcraes tbrszl, fr0m
New lOrsI. PeWamhucO etc.
Cristo1al. Jan. I5.-CrO'tou Hall Orom Valparaiso
New York.
PASSED
Lizard Jan. l6-Nev York Dutch tank Nes
N0-h FOR Rotterdam.
Dunseness Jan. 6--Ma0apequ4 New York f0l
Rotterdam
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Jan. I- llIur. - NeNgor T.rnssss. a, A.,
anl1a. Michigan. ar Hsmptoo RosI, Al
SAILED
Jan 3d. Annapolis f-n Acapulco q. s..
Gnu 'lsHue. from ss1f0 Dorinso O.y -
Romano p"
Jan. "a Go.dsooI0ush. from Tacoma 'sr B,,-.
for i-0QG1.s. k-3 and ~ from N,,I p..
FOR Port Angeles NJ
Jan. l5-YeHt. from Boston for I5nrha,,s D..
Connecticut. from Delaware Brsa<ra'er fo- -
haven Bay. fTrss. from Nl-f0Is f0- Co.,
Nercus from Hampton Roads for Crs,oS. =
r4rasol. from Norfo'- Tor Wsshinzo -
UrF0ta. from TlHsr0U FOR San Frzncfs-,
kansas 10v a. Hampton Roads ordered % p,-
aIa phla f1rI
yves. fIs'.a. ael issHe a. ntU Trs
scrrs feef
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
OHIO NEWSPAPERS WIN
Not Libellous, 1t Is Held, TO
Publish Any Court Matter.

Columbus. Ohio. Jan. 10 fupilca-
ton bv newspapers Of fair and i'm
partial report Of any court record u
permissible and an action lor noe
cannot be maintained. Judge hinhead
Of Common Pleas Court, held TO-DAY
giving new definition TO the hoerty
of the press in Ohio and upsettlng an
former rulings Of the Supreme court
Tho decision was based on statute
enacted bv the last Legislature. Judge
Kintcad holds the new statute valid
and dismissed the suit OF Samuel Hahn
Itch. who sought damages from several
newspapers FOR publishing affidavit'
filed in connection with case in which
his name figured.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

A reorganization Of the fixed posi-
systcr WAS made because some or inc
men were needed 20 swell the squads
in districts heretofore without ace
Quato protection. But the 'oulin's
sioner Gays that the seeming "eaAeu
ing Of the fixed post system IS couu.
tcracted by q new signal box sys'e"
and developed bicycle squads.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

st,sm.r Gtorsic 'Br' Liverpool January :. 70 the
White s's' Line. ~ hsisst Bsr 30 e m.
Cardiff 80. 20 David T warden. iu ballast. Bar,
II ISL m. 18Th
g. Nipe snd NUe5itAs TO- 10 the Muuson - Line
with passengers and mdse. Bar ll'jO p m. l5ih.
Kclyinbsns tBfl, Bueno- Ayres December li and
Mou,eTideo %. 20 Barber Go. win md'e. Bar,
ftslon ma, lBr. Norfolk January a. 70 the Inter
Ocean Transport g.. in ballast Quarantine SIS
Malirchs ,sf. Laguna December o and From
terra January l. 20 Hssler Bros. With mahogany and
'i Ponce San Juan and Arecbo January .. Aqua
duia and May@slez 3. PONCE I. Af5 1 ; ana
with sugar. bar. Il 40 p m. l5'h.
Horatius lBr, Buenos Ares November 10.
NonfevideO %. Barbados December IS. Cienfuegos
g. Havana 50. Cardenas January / and Boston Il
70 II y Houston a co. with mdse. Bar. Z
Kennebec. Mobile January !, 10 ne Seaboard
Gulf Is Co. with ihdse. quarantine. i05 a m.
Ienspe Jacksonville January l3 and Charleston
r. 90 The Cyde = co. with passengers and mdse
Fssiern Prince tBri. Buenos Ayrcs November H.
ssnfos &c RIO lie ianeirO 3O Nict0ria December 8.
Bahia TO- Trinidad % and New Orleans January
g 70 Paul r Gerhard CO. With mdse. Bar. $50
Evelyn. Bermuda 10 the Continental Trading Co
Nsr,caibo Ia Gua7ra January T. Msrac1ibo
Curacao and Mayasuez .. 70 Bliss. Daileit a 60.
with passengers. mails ana mlse. Bsr % n
Dominlon s. Go. with passengers and mdse. Guar
aniine 2.3ipm.
ComaI Galgeston January .. % the Mallory g
Co With passengers and nll'e. sandy HOOK 30
sandy HOOK J. Jan 10. $50 m-Wind cas-,
usnt breeze clear. smooth .ea.
SAILED.
steamers Iroquois tBrl. Londcn city ~ Mont
gonsfy' savannah. Newton savannah Krlstisns
iyord Nor Bergen, n Occiden'e New orleans
fyifyk Dutch. ROTTERDAM. ManchioneAl tNorl
Kin.,fon: Sabine Mobile ~ ca. Galveston
Yasle1 san Juan. clan far1uhr BD Cape
Toen. Psrima tBr. s. Thomas Rio Granie
Wilmington y & Princes Anne Norfolk and
Newport News stuida tNori. san Domingo City:
Conanche Charleston and jacksonville. Hsyana
uaVana. orduna tBri. Liverpool via Haifar.
Caoris T,irpan. Philadelphia Liverpool. Coamo
san Juan: Nes'a Port Arthur. Teuadores colon
AnEo lFrI Bordeaux. Buralo tBr. HUI. Lo
Goa (BrI Ceiie Atholl BrI. Baltimore BrIcl-
bsgs.a fDufchI Havana sOcesns Bermuda
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
WEDNESDAY. JANUARY
TRANSPACIFIC MAILS.

Destination and steamer $50 .. m.
Hawaii Jspa1. Corsa. china PHILIPPINES ..
via San Francisco Persia ..........-...Jin IL
Japan. Cores. Chns. Philippines Via Seat
uel--AWa Maru .-.-..... ....-... ........ Jan II
Hawaii via San Francisco -Matsonis .... Jan %
Havsii, Japan. Corea china Philippines
III, San Francisco -Cores. ........''....Ja Jan %
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
FURNISHED ROOMS TO LET.
MEsI sIDE-Below Tooth street.

SSH ST l2s W-Com,ortsble room for gentleman
conveniences. select. also handsome musci
studio. furnished.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Washington. % connection fiuog ouf baimoFf
and on board Fneu commissioned
Ensign g. g NcGHEE detached Iolisisns. %
temporary duy receiving ship or N'f,'..
Civu grsineer e. 4 CARLSON detached Bureau
~ Words and DoDss. Feb. 10, 'o nav }af1. f'.'-.
tn0l 3D.. s. 81 Feb Is
B0atsRal1 r l. MAYER to tIIgoa.
MarbIehc3d.
Pay CLERK T. A CARO- appointed. % naval STA
ton. Neg orleans
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
BOARDERS WANTED

Trained Nurse retired. and owning her own
beautiful home near Riverside Drive would
board one small child and give n mothers care.
Adifcss o. J.. Boz 70 care Tribune Office
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
FARMS FOR SALE.
NEW JERSEY.
I'M STAI FARM OppORTIN NIFTY

l23 acres. Old Dutch stone house. hne condition .
All modem improvements. fine river front. good
barn and poulirJ hous, 100 apple $50 peach trees
20 acres woodland. gladly show property principals
onB. Watching FARMS. COMPANY. si5 Broad
Ntat. TX y
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
STEAMERS At FOREIGN PORTS.

Cenos jan supposed IfAua tBr New York
Bert,n. Jan. lj-Befssns.ord tNofl. New York
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
WORK WANTED.
Male

JAPANESE wants position as general house
worker. good family cooS. has city and country
references Il T %, 62i lexington az
CHAJFFEI Gentleman wishes 10 nnd place fol
MA chauffeur who 10 mnsi competent. reliable and
honest has been Nth him i've years. Telephone
Lenox-3IG3.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
INSTRUCTION.
BUSINESS SCHOOLS.
SCHOOL AGENCIES.

American and Foreign Teachers Asepey.-
Supplies Professors. Teachers Iutons
Governesses 49,. 70 Colleges. schools sss
Families. Apply 20 Mrs NJ j. YOUh0'
FULTON. 3 Union Square.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Vessels Arriving at and Depart
ing from Port of New York,
Saturday, January 10.
HIGH WATER

MINIATURE ALMANAC
Sunrise. T22. sunset. 4js. moon sets. IS
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
Local Official R,coru.-rhe following Official rec.

Highest temperature YESTERDAY 81 lat 2 so D. NJ .
lowest SO lat . a. m average IS. average for
corresponding date last year % average for cor
responding date last thirty three years 20
Local F0reCast.- Rain TO-DAY or 10 nisht rain ~.
snow and colder Monday. increasing south 10 south
west winds.
Humidity.
q. No.. 81 p. m...... G0s D. m so
Barometer Readings
a M ...- ao.13l p. M. 81. 80 p. M. 80 81
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

Forecast for Special Locsnls.-sW York rain
Sunday: Monday. local rain or snow.
New England. cloudy sunday. rain At night.
Monday. rain or snow
he1 Jersey. Eastern Pennsvlranis Delavsr.
Maryland aud the District ~ Columbia rain by
night SUNDAY. Monday. fair and colder
Western Pennsylvania and West virginia rain
and colder sunday. Monday. generally FAIR
Local 0fIelal Reeoru.-The following Official rec.
orb from The Weather Bureau shows the changes IN
The temperature Tor The las, twenty four hours I'm
comparison with the corresponding date Of last year
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
MOVEMENTS
ARRIVED

jar lI-Css'lre. AZ Romano
Jan - Delaware 40 TlmD.o1. q 's1omush. al
Bremeu0n. lfaqlois ka ami ~ 40 Port
Angeles
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
RECORDED JUDGMENTS.
JANUARY ~.
Manhattan.

Tn. ,orov,us judgments Tor amount, q fl0o ~
No. sis} yestsrdpy the frs n,me being thar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17
DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED
Female

CHANtBERNiAID willing 70 assN o,lr - ~.
uraf obiigius swedish sfri. good waitress -
references. So Ostefberg's Agency. 10 b'in'
~ Iel .ll-pIaLa.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-01-17

MONDAY. JANUARY ls.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1915-02-20
0rnnbcisenmms. lIebcrtraennsen.

Charles 9offman an Carolina Soft
man, Z MGer 2ano nno 16 Gder 2ailo;
$500.
s. $. unb &C. 8. geoeleb an 81. nno
6. &empf, @runb1tid an Der Monterea
tnO 8anoero Ctr; $4,000.
@rnit nno 8eiIie 9reiB an @6. 9rei6.
@rnnO1tiid an Der @rent6er Ctr; @n1nli)
9itttnar 4boition; $3.50.
8nltab EroGnoip an @mtl g.. 8rpdls
NON, 107 Ider 2anb; $241 Ii. 81.
@uitab Sro6notp an Sriebn nnb @ep.
Sanmonn, 107 Gder 2anb; $241 Ii. q.
8. 8. 8eaper an q. 6. Seilbrolr,
@rnnoItiid an Der Gefugio Ctr; $77O.
= She Clifton George gpn1pann an 4.
Us. Gei6ert, @runbltld in Malpo
@ei9bts; $440.
Betri6 Sam 2umber Company an
Sra1 6. 6. Barrier, @runoItiid i'm riel1en
GttD@SloG 1887; $1015.75.
S. 8. Siaie an George 8. Saft,
827 Ider 2an6; $4,000.
S. y. &insleb at q. s. Gtrltd,
9r1tnoitid in Der 2incoln Ylace @oDia
tion; 500.
Sab 6. M0an1s an sc. s. nnb Wearh
S6nma6er, @rltnofiiG IN Diltportb uitD
Green Serrdce; $3.50.
gnril unb Clara 6ommers an Nralf
nno Sbomas 8. De Bourgeois, @run6ftiid
all Der 3abala utto 8ra8os Ctr. $4,000.
Sranf nno Sbomaia 8. De Bourgeois
on Glara Sommers, 8rulloitiid an Dsr
3abala ntto 8ro5os Ctr; $2O55.
v. nno Sernie Salabino an Ssran s.
9el5e, 8rlnbitiid an Der Mafamoros
Str, $4,000.
9abto q. WteDer oil S. q. Wc@olpa11,
9rl1toltliG an Der Colorado nnb 8il
ltorns @pe.; $1,000.
2i58ie &iefer an @pa aiefer. @rulnz
ltld an Der Wtafon Ctr, $40 II. q.
San g. unb q. &emIing an @illiom
Woe9lin. @rlinotiid i'm gitb Got A..
$500.
Ism. s. ul0 2is8ie @oegIin an San
Is. nflb Nlpina 3etlling, @rnnoItiid i'm
nelteit Gitbz8lod 1919, $3.50.
$. 8. @aeenfebr an Slobo Mee@oipu,
@runoitiid an Der @arben, giQita ullo
g Breia Ctr, Die alte Serfnannslo6ne>
9ale; $4,000.
@no6 uno 6. 9eB an Marb 6. Stiff.
@rlnDftid an Der geortb Colorado Ctr;
$1100.
gbas, S. ernit an 5. 8. Colts,
@rlnoltiid in Der Sairfielo Nbbition;
S1130.
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Die bentise Gage,

@om &riegsidouplab ieIbIt lit beu.
te MIR cine ein5ige mi6tige Nod)s
riht %gefommen: Ole 9entIhen iiuo
an Der Norbgrenae Sit : 8reuben's
in HitBlano eingeoruneen uno bo=
ben ben Srt Sauroegen beiett. 0o-
INIT 1T ons Sieeesperf Sinoen-
hirg's getpiiiermoBen gum @bidIub
gebra6t, oenn Dies Serausbr1naen
Der ruiiiiden Sruppen aus Dit
8reuben i'm Noroen, Often nno Siio-
Often, mar ia nur Die abf6lieBenoe
Sanolune oes letten eroBen Sieecs
i'm malurii6en Seengebiet. Der Seiro
lit iett aus Sft=GreuBen ~pertriebel1
uno Die 9euti6en fteben, al1d) an
Der @ren5e bieies bentiden Can,
oes, auf rniiiidem @ebiet.
Cine anoere Nadriht pom
Sriegsidouplab mar Die Melounq,
DOB Die Huiien ei1en nelten Mngriff
ouf Grcaempsl ~beeonnen bottelt.
Sonlt nllroe nidts geneloet. Mae
iibrigen 9epeiden maren bonn Sc
idmas iiber Die Observation-Disclosures
ongefiiat. @nelano bot natiirlider
8eiie aud erfl6rt, ooB es feline l3u-
~9eitdnoniiie MAIDEN perbe utlo Ionlit
ibeint fem Wittel moeli6 5u ieir,
nm Die beDoritebenoe 8lodaoe nit
ibren Solgen 81 berbiiten. Soffent-
lid miro Die Code fir Die Neutralelt
nift 10 idlimm, wie man befiirG-
tel.
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Sunntassbetradjtumaen

Dor langerer 3eit ging einma[ Elm
bortrefflider Artifel oes TrofeIior
gulenburg iiber arieasnerpofitdtt
ourf Die 3eitungen. @enn id nift
ire, bot i'm Die y5reie 8refle. fir
Seros" audi abeeorudt. ssn oieien1
&rtifel beipra6 Or. guIenbura ste
peri6ieoenen Nerbenitorungen, Ole
'ourd Die ariegsaufregungen oerur-
iaht purben. Oabei fan er aud,
anf Die oireften Observation-Disclosures,
Die iid bel einigen 2euten einniIte.
ten iuto idiDere Solgen nod iih 3ie-
ben fonnten, 81 ipreden. Mit @ahit>
porltelungen, pie Tie in SoIee oes
&riegeS ~entitnftoett fino, m6dten plr
nrs bier audi beib1ftigten, aber bic
lie acknowledgment BON oenen bier
Die &eoe iein ion, geboren, mas bas
8ranfbafte an ibnen anbetrifft, ie~
oenfaas 5u benz barmIoleiten Gr-
i1einnngen Der &riegs Nerpoiis
tot, lie iino eigentlid) gar nidt
.als cine Storune oes geiun-
ben Genfbermogens, aIio alg cine
aranfbeit at8uiebeu, aber tie fonnen
troboem biel l1nbeiI anridten. llnO
es miro aamablig 3eit, bob man lid,
bon ibncn befreit.
Die @abnborfteaunqen, oie ID,
meiite, iino Die faIiden @oriteGuns
gen, Die man iid) bon Ser Gage o0er
BON eil5elnen ReiIen -oieier Gage
Eadt, uflo ip Die man iid oft 10 felt
hi1einoenft ooer reoet, oaB man iid
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laben nn0 bei Ser 9eurteilunq elmer
S~itltation INNER anf Dem Tati1hli.
den fnbten. @ir baben ia audi nidt
iolde Wabnooritelungen gebabt, mie
es Die @egner 9euti1lonos uno Se.
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iito Die SdIasfertiefeit Der bei6en
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