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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05
Pass Third Bill Over Veto.

For the third time this session,
house and senate passed a bill over
the governors veto Wednesday, the
measure in this case being the law
designed to relieve bonding compa-
nies from liability for money loaned
contractors. The governor had ap-
proved all of the bill but the emer-
gency clause.
Governor Ernest Lister, President
Henry Landes of the University OF
Washington, President E. A. Bryan
of the State College, Mrs. Josephine
Preston, Commissioner p. p. Claxton
Of the federal department of educa-
tion, and Dr. S. p. Capen, an asso-
ciate, were guests of honor at big
banquet given in the crypt OF ST.
Johns Episcopal church Wednesday
evenne by the University club.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05
"Roasts' Bucotia Onicials.

The state bureau of inspection
"roasts" the officials of Bucoda in a
recent report on its affairs, for the
failure of the former town treasurer
to require a bond of the United States
National Bank of Centralia to protect
the towns deposits, making the treas
urer chargeable to the town for
$946.67 involved in the banks fail
ure. The report also says the former
treasurer, J. Krupp, who resigned
November 2, had not given the city
q bond.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05
1,tners Barn Only sa.1o Per Day.

According to the report OF the en-
gineer Of the public service commits
sion some of the jitney drivers In
Seattle are making less than $3.50 q
day. The engineer, in fact, found
the average net revenue less than.
that amount. The report, however,
was based on an average daily mile
age of 100 miles and an average day
Of ten hours. Many of the drivers
work longer, travel farther and con-
seauently make more than the report
of the engineer indicates.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05
Nav Re.establish Death Penalty.

The death penalty will be re-
established in this state II the house
concurs in the action taken by the
senate the fore part of this week.
when the bill to repeal the law passed
ct the last session abolishing the
death penalty. was passed by Dis
majority.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05

c. G.. Dill, congressman-elect in
the Spokane district, was an olympia
visitor the latter part Of last week.
having just returned from a trip to
his old home in Ohio and to Wash
ingtOn, d. c.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05

Quite number Of protests were
received by the council this week to
the proposed paving of South Main
from Seventeenth street to the south
city boundary, and of East Fourth
from the end of the present paving
to the east side city limits. Action
on the former will be taken at the
next council meeting, March II, and
on the latter on April Z.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05

The city council this week took
first steps to compel the contractors
and surety companies on the East
Fourth street and South Main street
having to repair the streets in va
rious places.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05

Va "AASA SACJ "OAO, aAu 0oMO VI
them are still, part. They were of
the stock of the race of indomitable
giants before whose resistless march
the obstacles in the path of civiliza-
tion melted away like dew before the
morning sun. I may be pardoned
feeling of personal pride in contem-
plating this subject. Not only did
my parents cross the plains in an i'm
migrant wagon in 1853 from Texas
to California, but 81 years before we
landed on Puget Sound a party of
hunters and trappers headed by Will
lam Weir. my grandfather. crossed
the continent and wintered near the
mouth Of the Columbia river. This
was in 1903, four years after the
coming of the Lewis and Clark expe-
dition, several years ahead of the
Astor expedition that came by water.
and long prior to the coming of Jason
Lee and Marcus Whitman in the
"thirties." Grandfather hunted and
trapped for the old Missouri Fur COM
pany, and was three times the only
person in his party who escaped alive
after attacks by hostile Indians.
what shall / say Of these old pio-
neers? They lived in times that truly
tried mems souls. The hard discip-
line of their experience bred race
Of earnest, hearty, wholesouled, sim
cere men-men who could look un-
into the face Of life's
sternest and most disagreeable duties
and measure up to the fullest stature
of men while doing SO. The Wash
ington pioneers are passing away
from the stage of active life-but
their personality will loom for gen.
erations like the shadow Of a great
rock in a weary land Ye winds that
blow over the mighty West, chant
their requiem. On the Western con-
tinent their dust shall rest as sacred
treasures to myriads who will kindle
anew their zeal and patriotism in the
inspiring memories of these our pro-
genitors.
Gives Praise to Women.
"And right here let me pay a brief
tribute to the brave women who stood
side by side with their husbands,
brothers and sons in every trial,
every danger, performing every duty
with Christian fortitude and fidelity
to highest ideals that their example
our highest admiration. NO
Spartan mother ever exhibited nobler
qualities of self denial, sacrifice and
patriotic duty than did these mothers
and worthy consorts. They live in
grateful and affectionate memory in
the hearts of later generations. Not
that they never quailed with fear;
not that they never shed bitter tears
over experiences hard and grinding;
but that they performed every duty
of noble wifehood and motherhood
faithfully and we'll, and in spite of
every drawback, every hindrance,
every discouragement.
Where shall we find pedestal too
high for them to occupy? They We're
rot distant angels, idealized in imag-
nation, but real, live, sh-and-blood
helpmeets. Their examples OF devo-
ton and duty faithfully performed
instilled into the minds OF brothers
and sons impulses and memories as
lasting as life itself. They did
splendid part in building our com
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1915-03-05
many PIONEERS ATTEND annual REUNION
YEARS BANQUET ATTRACTS MAKING 1T LARGEST
SOCIETYS HISTORY HAZARD STEVENS NEW PRESI-
DENT-sECRETARY r INTERESTING REPORT

Twice as many Thurston county
pioneers as attended the meeting a
year ago, making the 1915 gathering
the largest in the local society's his
tory, participated in the annual
meeting and banquet of the Thurston
County Pioneer and Historical society
at the Woman's clubhouse Tuesday
afternoon. Governor Lister presided
during the program. and the address
of the day was delivered by Attorney
C. D. King, who spoke Oh "The Trail
Blazers" an original poem being read
by Mrs. Scott Shaser, a short talk
made by Frank R. Spinning. member
of the state public service commits
sion. and the annual report of Secre-
tary Allen Weir presented.
During the business session, pre-
sided over by G. N. Talcott. vice pres
ident, in the absence Of Mitchell Har-
ris, president Of the society, General
Hazard Stevens, son of Isaac /.
Stevens. first governor of Washington
territory, was elected president,
Charles Billings vice president, Allen
Weir reelected secretary, and NJ. D.
Abbott, proprietor Of The Chronicle,
assistant secretary. Some 120 per-
sons attended the reunion, many
coming from all parts Of the county
to be present, and John Miller Muir
ply, the veteran editor, who suffered
the amputation of one foot last sum-
mer, being taken there in a wheel
chair.
Secretary's Annual Report.
Secretary Weir's annual report
touched upon the work OF the society
the last year, referring to changing
the name Of Capitol park to Sylves-
ter's park. the publication of the his
tory of Thurston county pioneers.
mentioning w. o. Thompson, w. H.
Mitchell and others who through
sickness could. not be present, and
urging the marking of historic spots
in the county, concerning which he
said: III
zone thing that wish to call at
tention to is that of erecting monu-
ments in Thurston county to the
martyrs who fell victims to Indian
murderers during the Indian troubles
more than half century ago, and to
express the hope that some means
will be found to suitably mark and
commemorate the places where these
brave citizens fell. Two years ago
Mr.. Mitchell, John Miller Murphy,
George Hines of the Oregon Histo-
rical society, Prof. Gilstrap Of the
Washington Historical society, and
myself visited and marked for iden-
tification the spot where William
White gave up his life, on the edge
of Chambers prairie. Mr.. White was
the father of Mrs. Bigelow and Mrs.
Dunbar, wives of eminent and dis
tinguished citizens of 'this county.
The place where Philip Northcraft
was killed on Tenalcot prairie, also
the place near Little Rock where
Benton Moses and Lieutenant Meal
lister and Colonel Miles were killed,
should be marked by monuments"
Stirring Tribute to Pioneers.
AS the closing feature of his re-
port Secretary Weir paid the follow
ing tribute to the pioneers Of the
Northwest:
"I am proud of the pioneers we find
among us today, proud Of the mag
nificent past and the glorious present
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-28

8uenos glires eingetroffen lit, mel
Oct, anl IA. .WGr5 ben beliti6en 9iIfs=
frelt5er &ronprin5 @ilbeln etipo 40
Wteilen bon Der Sniel Sernonoo DC
georonbo in Der iiioIiden gltlontit
geiihtet 5u baben. Ser &ronp I'M
gSilbelm ipltroe bon einen &olIeli-
idiff begleitet.
2onoon, 81. WGr5. Gc1 Gcit=
ter-aorreiponoert IN Sofio. 9uIga-
rien, ionote foIgenbc Sepeidbc: .9ollt
gta6ri6ten aus &onitatttinppcl ritr-
De Der Greu6er @oeber. Scr in Sill.
tom Selim ltingetallft mui0c. nn.l=
itGnbig repariert ltno lit iyieoer fiji,
Den 9ielllt geeignct. Nas &rie9slli
nilterium ioa fi6 elmer groben
&ad5ia gegcn Die rili!ii 9e 6lultc i'm
S6Dor5en @tecr ertidlpiieu bn6cll.
Sie gan5c tiirfii6e Slotte miro 6orall
teilnebmen linb Der Ingriff Fon Delte
poer morgen unternonflen neroeil.~ ~
2onoon 27. WeGr5. Ser
Gbcning 9teips miro aus gltbelI DE-
meloet, man eriparte beute bor Sen
9orooncllcn Die 9lnfltnft nr.,erSGlif-
fe Der britii6en, frnn5oiii9en lmo
rltllil6en &riegsn1arine CUR 8erltar-
flung ocs nlliierten @eihpoclrS, ous
Die Sur6fubrt oitrh Die 0dtoanellell
cr5lpil,gen mill. @s beibt in DER SC
SCne, 0oB ser 9lngrlff nod Gnl-
trcIten oieier Sdl;f;c ioiort nit grG5'
ter @nereie ipie6er oufgenommen
'rLr1er ipir6.
9onbon, 81. @f6r5. Der
Stodbolmer &orreiponoert bon Helt-
ter neloet III elmer 9epeid)e iiber
Die orei oeuti6en 9onlpfer, Die in
Der Office geiunfen iein ioGen:
sic 8obaria geriet in einen bef.
tigen S9necitllrm nno Seri6eGte
ipabrideinlif). 0ie &onigsberg Itief
on Der 9iiite bon Tontmern auf eine
Wtine. Sie 9ermania befano iif
lart lester Meloung in Spii1e.
iniinoe mno lit nun ipabri9einlif
in einem oelitiden Safen in Si6er'
belt"
Baris, 81. MGr5. solgenot
offi5ielle Wtitteilitng tpurbe belitt
abcno bonn ariegsamt peroffentli6t
Ser Sag persing an ser gan5er
Sroltt riibig. Ser Seino aeigte feline
Satigfeit Gin oeittiher 9leroplan
Der cine Sonlbe III Der @egeno por
gaoonniller berobgeiporfen bate
iuuroe BON Irs berabgeifoiien, Der
Slieger ino iein 9egleiter purber
gefangengenommen.
9nnoon, 27. Wtar5 @enn aud
ettpos Sample l6nes Der oitpreubi
i6en @ret5e uno in Der 8ufotpinl
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-28

Souanbs Griu6en an 9elttihlanb,
cine @rfIGrung fir Die 8erienfilng
Ser 0leoeo uno Die Seitnabme bon
5tpei onoren bonGnoii6en Oampfern
Su geben, ertpedt in oiplonutii6en
9reiien SSlttereiie, Die 0arallf bin.
ipeiien, Dob Die Sfiffe anorer nell.
traler 2Grber ilnbelaitigt blieben.
Die Diplomatic lit in SSStalien itno
allf DEM @alfon riibrig uno naf ben
lebten Wielbnngen bdtte 9euti6la1o
9ulgorien fir feline fortgeIette geelt-
tralitGt einen Seil Der europaiiden
Siirfei periprode11.
Bet gra D, iiber 2onoon, 27.
Wl1ra. sSolgenbe offi5ielle Wtittei-
l1tna puroe beiite oberio bonn 8ene-
raj Souptquartier peroffentlid)t:
y@eitlid bonn mittleren geienan,
om red)ten liter Ser gtarreip uno ON
linfen Der @ei6ieI bot lid Die Situa-
tion nitbt peientli6 geGnoert. Sn
BEN &arpatben mnften mir IN Der
&idtltng bon 8artfelo beoeuteroe
sSorti6ritte. Die 5uriidfaIlenoen
Oeiterrei6er iesten bos Gorf 3ebo-
ro in grailb. Sn Der @egeno bon
8aliaroo nabn1en mir cine befeitigte
Sobe oItlif) BON &apolies. geobe
9uBfeopoiilpo unb 9o5icittpfa iflu-
npn mir NIT Grfold qrobe Sd)aren
6es Seinoes 5liriid. SIM 9allfe oes
Cages ma6ten mir ettpa $500 otter
rei6iitbe Solbaten 5u @efangenen,
oesglei6en pier5ig Sffi5iere, uno
mir erbellteten iieben Wtai9inenge-
tpebre.
rssn oitli9en 9aIisien trieben mir
elm Battalion 5uriid, oas nabe Sola-
po ben 9nielter iiberidritt, uno
bra6ten ibnl grobe @erlliite bel"
SIN Soag iiber 9onoon, 27.
WGr5. 0eilti6la1o iitfornIierte ben
nieberlGnoii6en @eianbten in Ser.
lin, bob Die ltnteriu6ung iiber Die
9eihlugnobme Der bollonoiIden
0on1pfer 9unnltropm 1tnb 8atabier
V. our6 ein oeitti6es Sau4boot
nod ni6t abgei6loiien lit.
Ser @eionote eriubte Die oeuti6e
3egieriing INN cine @rflarrng oieier
gtote.
0ic froeliden S6iffe iplrben oui
oem @e9e no6 England iaiiiert iinh
nod 3eebrugge gebro6t. Oie oeut'
i6c &egierl,ng bot einen nit Der I'm
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-28
(3nr gsrienpmns ber spitpndstr nad5 Ssuti4I

itattgefiinoen baben, 10 linb bod Die
9erge i'm Often llno gSeIten Ser
S6auplas Der tpid)tigiten &Gnpfe in
oieien Sagen.
SSsn oen @ogeien boben iid Die
Sran5oien nah eiitein Iangen&f,
nobel Die Stellnngen mebr ols eiit-
nal getpe6ielt ipuroen, fid) i6lieblid)
altf Dem @ipfel bon Sartmnun's
@eilerfopf feiteeiest. Gs lit oies Elm
Berg 10 Meilen norbmeitlid) BON
Miiblbaliien uno tpeniee Wteilen
norbli6 bon Sbann. Dies miro als
GROCER grfolg angeieben, ba er BEN
Sron5oien bie 8eberri6itng zines
beoeiltenoen 9onbItrif)es, Der bon BEN
0eutifen beiett lit, giebt. Der
&ni1pf Inn bieie Stellnng mar er-
bittert uno oauerte piele Gage.
SSm Often finb Die &arpatben nod
ser Shaitplas iebr beftiger S9lad-
ten, tpobei Die TlIien bel Sag uno
@aGt ongrcifen. Sn ibrer letten Of
fi5iellen Witteili,ng bebaiipteten iie,
on Der 9artfelo-lt5iof -Sront erfolg-
reid bor5uriiden, tros Der Satia6e,
oaB bie Selterreider bebeiiterioe
@eritGrfilngen berbeigebrad)t batten.
Seute abeno iagt ieoo6 Der otter
reid)iide offi5ielle 8eri6t, oaB Die
ruiiii6e 9lttode feblihlug unb bab
Die &uiien beoeutenoe @erluite erlit-
ten bGtten. Die Siterreider bebai,p-
ten aud, bic riiiiii6e Sffeniipe in Der
9ufoipina suriidgeidlagen 5lt babet
Der oortige &an1pf fpur0e inter
Den i6redli6iten Observation-Disclosures
gefiibrt. Die Wannidaften nlitbter
ibre @ei6iite bur6 tiefen S9net
fiibren.
Sin Ser tpeitliden Sront nit Ins'
nobme oes fran8oiiiden @rfolges n
ben @ogeien ereignete ii6 ionit nifts
9ennenstpertes.
SSeoen Gag fIieeen 9lpiatifer oel
9laiierten iiber Die oeiiti6en 2inier
in 9elgien imo Sranfrei6 ltno iom
meln Ssnfornationen. Wlandma
tperfen tic aiif 8abnitationen gom
ben berab.
Gin Zeppelin flog belite no6nit
tag iiber bie Sniel S6iermonnif
Dog, norolid bon Selgolano, II
peitIider 9fidtung uno elm slngrif
auf irgenopel6e engltife Staot Dlir
De ertpartet, bod liegt bis iest fein'
Meloung oariiber Dor.
Die offi5ieIlen Weeloungen Del
lesten@o6e iiber Die Sdtigfeit Del
beuti6en Saudboote 5isen, ooB Ore
Sdiffc perienft iulo zines torpeoier
ipuroe, pel6e lesteres aber elmer
Safen errei9te
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-28

@afbinstpn, q. Widrs. Sas
Sdladtidiff 9llabama pun Der BE
ierbeflutte fuurbe bente abenS laut ei.
ner Mnfiinbisnng besNarinebeparte-
ments su rNentralitGtsbiemiten" nadj
BEN Samptun &pabs beprbert. Sas
Sdlad)tihiff lieet i'm RbilaSelpliaer
Sdiffsbanbuf.
Tbilnbel bia, 27. Mars. -
Die geb6rbe bes Hbilabelpbiaer
Sdjiffsbanbpfes beritGmSiste beute
BEN Snperintenbenten Der bieiigen
TDlisei, alle Sdjiffsmannidaften,
iuoimmer he sefmnbcn iuerben,sr Der.
itGnbigen, iid] am Counting rm 8
itbr friib i'm Sdiffsbanbpf snm
9iappprt sn melbem. 9as GrInfen
an bic Tulisei mar BON &apt. Sinbs
bonn S6ladtidiff ObiO mmterseidl'
net.
Gas griuden BEG Sdiffsboubofes
ipuroe oIlen 9oli5iiten, Die I'M Wtit-
ternaft in 9ierit iparen, berleien.
Matroien unb Wiarineioloaten, Die in
oen Straben gefiinben tpuroen, tpa-
rem iebr iiberraid)t, als ibnen bon go
Ii5iiten Der 8efebl nitgeteilt pnroe,
gebord)ten ober iofort uno 10 fam
es, oab one Cars, Die nad oem
Sdiffsbaiibof fubren, bon nit
Sdiffsmannif)often poren.
@aibin g n, 27. WaGr5. -
SefretGr Daniels fagte beute abenb,
man NOBLE elm groBes Sdiff in ben
J Snmpton gfoaos @a6tbienit per-
riften IoIien, Inn Die oortigen ltn-
terieeboote imb 3eritorer slt inter
Itiisen, oie felt 9lnfunft bes beutiden
Silfsfrcuaers Brin5 @itel Srieori6
in 9ienit tporen. 9robe S9iffe
tuuroen in Bottom unb Nep gorf in
gteutralit6tsbieniten nertpenbet uno
berartige @oriiftsmabregeln bGIt
mon aud) fir Die Sanpton &oaos
notig, oo Die fleineren Sdiffe i'm
Sale bon itiirmiifem @etter bebin-
bert tpdren.
8aibington, 81. Wdr5. -
Ssn bieiigen offi5ienen 9reiiel
berrid)t beute obeno oie 9lniift, baB
Ser oeuti6e Silfsfreuaer 8rina gitel
Sriebrid auf slnorbnling Der @aib-
ingtoner &egierung innerbalb ipeni-
ger Gage in Neipport @etps inter-
niert tperoen miro.
gs beitebt fein 3petfeI, buB bic
9fegierung Dem Shiff cine Sriit 5itr
@oaenoung Der @eporaturen ee-
ipGbrt batte uno boB bieie Sriit ibrem
9lblauf nabe lit. @enn fie abeelau-
lit, pir6 &apt. Sbierihien bon Der
Gitel offiaie1 peritGnbigt tperben,
oab er enttpeoer innerbalb "a Stun-
ben in Die See iteden rmiB, ooer iein
Sd)iff uno @emannitng iniiiien fir
Die 9riegsoouer interrieren. Der
6eut1fe &apitGn eriuhte I'M 3eit,
nod Deitere Tepnratrren bir9fiib.
rem 5u fonnen, bod glaubt man, bab
Die iiripriingli1e Sriit nur bann Der.
Idngert iperoen miro, tpenn neiie, I'm.
erpartete @riiiibe fiir Die Seeuntang.
IiHfeit bes Sdiffes ge5eiet tperoer
lfonnen.
! @s i9eirt nllgeuiein Die gniidt
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-28
limsils BON GrbeitslOicn.

SO ton, 81. WtGr5 Cine S3or
bon etipo 300 9lrbeitsloien 5og beilte
bur6 Die @ei6Gftsitroben Scr l5taot,
nm Die 9lufmertianfcit Der giireer
altf ibre Gage au Ierfen. gtcbrere
i'm 3uge trueen SafcIn NIT Der
aufidrift r9(rbeitslos." Sa ne tct.
ne @rloubnis 6eioben. cine Ceriontri.
lung o6subaItcn, 70 fam es 81 tetnen
@nipradem auf offencr Strnse.
Detroiter Abend-Post. (Detroit [Mich.]) 18??-19??, 1915-03-28

Dab &apt. SbieriGfen nidt erfithen
miro, oab iein Sd)iff irtertiert fper-
De; er oiirfte ben 9lblaltf ieiner sSriit
obDarten uno Die 9fegieritng gum
Sanoeln 5tpiitgen. @eonlte erirnern
on Die Sebauptiing oes &apt. &iebne
bon Dem bur9 Die @iteI berienften
omerifoniiden SegeIidiff Biaiam
s.. Srpe, Der erflGrt batte, oab Der
&reu5er D1brero oes 8erlaufes oes
&rieges 1tiht ipieoer in bic Gee bi.
naitsfabren tperoe. Gr tpollte niflt
iagen, tporauf er feline Hropbeaeii,ng
ftiise; aber gednlten gloubten, baB
fein lnneer 8erfebr NIT ben Sffisie.
rem Der g;tel, na9betn bic Srpe ber-
iertft mar, i'm qiolifi5ierte, NIT
getpiiier IittoritGt 5u Iprenen.
@s tpitroe beute geontten eeaen.
iiber porgebra9t, oaB Die @nweien-
belt Der bielen britif6en Hferoe-
trortspprtffiffe in gteipport 9teips Ell.
ne ger5oeerung Der @bfabrt Der Gi-
tel jnr SoIee bnben f0nnte, folls De-
rem &on1manoant iid ertti1Iieben
foIlte, trob Der Inipeienbeit Der britt.
iden &riegsidiffe In Der Sobe
Der @irginia @oreebirse IN bie
See binaits5rfnbren. Inter BEN
gtelttrulitatsgeiesen oorf fetn frieg.
fiibretbes &riegsf6iff einen Suien
Dor "a Stln1ben nod Der @bfobrt Ell
mes fettibli6en SoitbeIsiGiffes Der.
Iaiien Wton gloiibt nber rtidt, bab
es su FOLDER 8er5ogerrng fontrnen
iperbe, itnb lit iiber5eigt, bob oud
Die sluiierten rriht tpiinihen, aits
foldeii @riii1oen Die SSnterrliering
Der giteI au pre5ogern.
&onnten bic aGliierfen &riegsShif.
fe bon ibrer @a6t on ben ptrgieiti-
ifen @orgebireen befreit iperben, 10
tperben iie iif iofort uitf Die gufe
na9 oem &ronprins @ilbeln, eirem
anbren beltti9en Silfsfreu5er ma.
9eti, bon Dem mnn felt pielen @oden
nifts gebOrt batte.
Sefretdr Daniels uno Der iteIlber.
tretenbe Sefret6r grefinrioge bes
&riegs departments fonferierten
beiite iiber Die bonn Stootsbeparte.
ment tiebergelesten geeittroIitGtsae.
iese in Dem Solle Der @itel. 9ie geeii.
tralitdtsbeborbe bat iid) or1 nit BEN
9eantten bes S6atontts 9epurte.
inents ir8erbinbung eeiett, Dos urtter
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