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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
SOME CRIMINAL DISCRIMINATION

The railroads although pretending to be playing dear
little Johnny since the people began taking some control
of them through the utility commissions still far from
being all the good little boys they seem to be- For years
the roads running from Chicago to San francisco and
Los Angeles have charged $40 more to tourists making
the trip by way of Portland the Sound than by way OF
New Orleans and this although the latter road Is con-
sideraby the longer
The Southern Pacific is the road principally response
BILE for this and it has excuse for its action other ha
that it needs the money claims the road from Portland
to San Francisco is an expensive operate and that
its business is light For this it levies toll on
tourist travel to play even cnchng the whole Northwest
and niuring itself immensely by so doing.
1t is shortsighted policy, for it offsets the same
roads action in trying to induce tourists TO take tne
Shasta route The company publishes pamphlets beaut-
fully illustrated for the purpose OF inducing traVe 10
Oregon and then drives the travel to some other
route by an unnecessary and illegal charge.
1t may be all this publicity work of the Southern Pa
cic is for the purpose of gathering in that extra SzO IL
would look that way for if it really wants tourist travel
by the way of Oregon and the Sound all has to do TO
cut out the derenas and give the Northwest the same
rates it does the Southwest
If passengers can be hauled from Chicago to Los
Angeles at given rate by way of New Orleans why can
they not be carried over shorter line between the same
points at the same rate?
There is no reason only the arbitrary one OF petty
tyranny on the part of still more petty minded officials
The public utility commissions OF Washington and Ore
gon have attacked the Southern Pacific and other roads
over this discrimination and have taken the matter De,
fore the interstate commerce commission Ihey shoud
win and the railroads be compelled to cease charging
more for short haul than for the long That what
is being done in the discrimination against the Northwest
on passenger rates
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Big Transport Caught
In Tropical Gale

Washington, July 1.-THE United
States naval collier Hector-ll,000 tons
= was reported in distress As miles
south by east of the Charleston light
ship, according to radiogran to the
coast guard service. A gale was report
ed raging at that point. A radiogram
to the navy department from the Char
lesion yard this afternoon said the col
her Hector is limping northward under
her own steam, on the outer edge of a
hurricane. Several steamers at o clock
were reported close enough TO take off
the crew should occasion arise.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Chances Of Saving
the Bear Are Poor

Eureka. Cal, July 14.-Chances of re-
moving the steamer Bear from the reef
on which she went aground last month
were declared today to be very remote.
The beach now runs out to the vessel
and she can be boarded any time dry
shod. Freight teams are stopping un.
der the hatches and are receiving
freight The present plan is for the YES
sci to use her own engines to dredge
herself out and this will require great
deal of time. No preparations to re-
move her have yet been made and the
pumps to be used have not even been
cnninleted
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
MARION COUNTY VETERANS

Preparations are now under way for
the meeting of the Marion County Vet
Grams association which will meet in
Silverton, Thursday August 8.
The meeting will be for one day and
will be neld in the city park L. ].
Adams has been secured to give the
address OF welcome; Mayor Potter will
speak; ladies quartet will sing besides
other program features to make the
day pleasant.
Veterans from different points in
the state outside of the county will be
present and the "boys of the old bri-
gade" are planning day long to be
Observation-Disclosures Appeal.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
-M@m Editorial Paqe OF Il he Capital &OuTndl

According to Attorney Josyn who is assisting in the
prosecution of Opet that parsonage somewhat various
in his make up The lawyer asserted he was skunk,
red handed cold blooded murderer louise and enough
lighted the heart of P. T. Barnum Mr.. Joslyns meta
phor is much like that of the Irish orator. who told his
audience that "reands cup of misery which for years
had been running over now almost full"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

l am feeling here at home with cops on
every hand; I'd like to see insulters vince,
when |, with hauteur of prince, proclaim
my native land But when l travelled in
Cathay, the people stopped me on my way,
and pulled my nose and ears; and when
cried, "Unhand me, skates Pm from the
great United States" they greeted me with
jeers. They robbed me of my fountain pen,
my dollar watch and every yen, they stole
my dachshund pup, and stood by and saw
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Strange isn't it how timid folks are about going in
swimming with shark, and yet these folks will hit
60 mile gait in auto where the chances of death
hundred thousand times as great as from shark bite
1t is the same principle that makes woman climb chair
at the sight of mouse yet she will take rolling pin to
her old man and knock him out in one round.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

them swpe my safety and my pipe, and new tin
drinking cup. notified my government and asked that
batteships be sent fast they could track to shoot
that country full of holes and prod the thieves with ten
foot poles and get my chattes back But Uncle Sam just
wrote notes. instead of going after goats and break
ing some ones dome; and so say Americans will find it
is the best of plans to stick around at home.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

No shark victims reported since the killing of
young Stwe and the gallant youth Fisher who went to
his despite the presence of the shark and lost his
own life in so doing One for the lack of victims
that there is shark bait Naturally bathers
taking baths instead of walowng in the briny leav
ing the latter to the man eaters.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Mohar is bringing good price and the demand is un-
limited The angora goat is were indigenous to the
section west of the Cascades The underbrush is abund
ant and that is his avote dish Logged off lands grow
abundant crops of underbrush without blowing or seed
ing and furnish succulent pasture for the family OF
Capricornus This naturally suggests the bringing to-
geher of the goat and the underbsh and while making
profit from the finest mohar in the world at the same
time get rid of the brush and make useful andproductve
the logged off lands Hood River is working similar
proposition using sheep instead of goats to pasture the
logged off lands in the southern part of Hood River val
ley The idea is the but land clearer the goat
is far superior to the sheep The latter takes more kind
I to grass but the browse the favote food of the an
CORA Turn lots of them loose the logged off lands,
and they will eat everything but the fir stumps
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
Hurricane Hits Coast.

Portsmouth. Va, July lathe coasts
of the Carolinas and Georgia are being
lashed today by one of the most furious
tropical hurricanes in years. Reports
reaching here say at least two persons
have been killed at Savannah.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Talk about hard luck! how would like to beach
resort New York City and have measy shark take
the year was doing it's best to send people patronze
you =?
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
The Other Way.

"Then you don want to leove foot
prints on the sands of times''
"NiS, f." answered the politician guar
dedly. CAN want is to cover up my
tracks-Ex.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

Under the constitution every state supposed to have
two senators and most of the take advantage OF this
clause to keep two the job. Sometime Oregon will
wake up the benefits to be derived from adopting this
1t is seldom Oregon has had two senators at the
same time, and much of the time she has had none
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

The dispatch telling of the killing of three auomobi
lists in California Thursday night stated that they
travelling at the rate of sixty miles hour when tire
burst and the auto swerved and turned turtle The
wisely remarked that he thought "they were
travelling too fast"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

The Marsheld Daily Record of last Saturday issued
interesting special number dealing with the of
Coos and Curry counties 1t well printed and pro-
fuselv illustrated.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

dispatch from The Dalles tells of the Germans buy
ing the stems of the cherries from the canneres there
and further says they used to make poisonous gas
The story may be all right only it should have read pits
or Seeds instead of stems Peach prune and cherry pits
are the of cyanide of potassium but of hydro
cyanc acid with which potassium is united to make
cyanide of potassium.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15
AMERICANISM

If elect to see piece of Madagascar, Greenland,
Greece any other cme I'd like to feel that Uncle Sam
will guard me well, where'er l am, without waste of
lilo tO faala cafa in
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1916-07-15

CHARLES Fl FISHER,
Editor and Manager.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
(SnolonO Scmcntirt.

2on0oh 20. gloceubcr. Son
cnglii@er Seitc ans miro Oic 0lel-
onug bon NerIin, Die iib oitf 9lottcr-
ooner ltriprlng itiibt, bon Dem lin.
tergongc oeS 6ritiid6eu arcii8erS
,,9icipcoitlc" ofii5ica aIS foIit9 6ingc.
iteat. 0ie oifi5icac @efonntmadung
loutet.
o,Sn 9e5ng oilf bic 9e6ouptlne inn
beutigen Oeitihet ora6tloien 9eridt,
Dob Der britiibe Greu5er ogtclpcoitlc"
an rs. 9loDembcr oltf cine Niinc olli-
Lief imO infolge Oeiien nm Gingang
Oes 6irt0 Of 6ort6 gcilmfen it, unO
oub 27 9liaun icincr @eiobung babel
im's 9eben fdmeu lm0 40 @2onn per-
ipuOct wltrocn, miB sciogt wcrOen,
Oob fcil Sdiif Sc. @laieitdt ipcocr
in Der @oGe pontd2. bis IS. 9foDcm-
Der in Der gioroice pcOer uuf einc
Nliuc iiicB, nod geimfcn lit. Ole
gan5c @ciditbte nit i6ren lmit6no-
lihcn Gin5cln6citen lit Gin @dr6cn.@
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

OoB sic Sniornaiion, bic in ser onlc
rifouiidcn 9}otc cutboltcn lit iiir ci'
nc llntcrliNlmg OcS Sales uicbt &C.
niige.
@cridt0cS GouiulS&ut
nam
gSoiDington 30 9lop. -Gon
jul &utnom IN &olcncio, Sponicu,
bcridtctc Dcltc, ser Ioulpicr ,G6c.
numg" iei Ourc6 @cidiibicucr imO
GorpcOo 5lm Siufen 0c6rnd)t NOR
sen, inns 5ipor Ourh Gin oItcrreicbi.
id)cS Coildboot IA DleiIcn oItlidb BON
Gopc DC @oto III Sponicn4 Siii5iea
wllrOen pcitcr fcinc @inScl6eitcn in
Gnlpfaug ecnommcn. GoS Solptiu.
terclie gipicIt MN in scr 6roge, oui
iucIdc @eic GntidGoiguug cr6altcn
luerocn foulte, Oo cs iib berouSiteQ.
tc, cS ici Gin 0ltcrrcibiiheS Gouh6oot
gclpcien, iucl6eS Ocn Gonlpier pers
icnfte. Gs lit sic 9(niift Dielcr 9lu.
toritdtcu aui Dem @c6ictc internotio-
nolcn 9ledtcSs OoB Gin Sdiif nit
ii6er 80 &ro5ent Sounpoae 6eloOen
ioaS cS nibt in cinen Soicn gcnonl.
men tucrOcn fana oerienft mcrocn
bari
llnter oenI often preltBiih omcris
foniirbcn lle6creinfommen 6ot iicb
Gclti6louO 6ereit crfldrt in iolbcn
5dacn S6ooenerioe 5u leiiien. "a
Neiterreid 81 Oieiem &ertrogc nidt
oerpilitbtct lit 10 mus Die 6rogc ocn
internotionulen 9lrdtc ua6 cutihic-
0cn lpCr0en.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Der tilrRi[6e 2seriGt.

lt6oitcn OcS gon5cn 2onocs, iic mir
ocn 8im 9onfcrott gc5uunNclL io(lS
iic Ocn nit oen @ilini5ipolitotcn Dor
Dem arie9c geic6loiicncn Gontroften
no6fonmcu miiBtcn. Scr ciq5i9e
l(uspeo licst III Dem @ebroube BON
@lcftri5itdt, bic oerboltuiBuioBig Bill
liz 1T. 9luS 0ieicm @rilnoe lit &il.
liam @lorconi Der bcfonntc Grim.
ser, 5itr 3cit nit elmer Gerbeiierung
Der itG0tiic6cn @leftri8itots .9lnlogeu
Monl's beith1ftiAt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30

2onoom 20. 91obem6cr. Cine
6olbomtlide Depei6c aus 9eters,
burg Ioet onB @rof @obrinsfb ols
2onopirt6idofts Wiiniitcr obgeiebt
rmo 5im Ober-Sofmoridoa ernomt
poroen 1T. Der rtiiii6e @otidofter
in9aon, @ti6el C5ierS, miro iii nenel
Ereptom. .adbinet wobri6einlid6 @ii-
niltcr oes 9leuBern lperOen. iuie cine
Eetersburger Depeide on oie ,@torn-
ing ASoit4 nittbeiIt. Ole Dcpeide
iogt, Dob @icrs, penn crnonnt, Die.
ielbc EoIitif befoIeel pcroe, ais sic
init oem 9ionien Sergiis So3onow
berbunocnc, ndmliG oollitGnoige Gin.
belt 9fiBlnnO's uuo leiner g(diirten.
Sine friibere 2onooner 9toAri6t mel
Oete Die Grnennline OcS hiSbcrigen
SiiIisniniiters 9aorotolp gum @dni.
iter oes QLeuberu.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
SclIicuc iebf criter SccIprO.

&ou0on, 20. giopcmbcr. 9(0-
mirol Cir sSo6n 81. syc1icoc, scr Be
fcbls6o6er 0cr britii6cn sylotte,
murOe 6cilte gum criten SeelorO Der
glomirolit0t ernuunt. Seii 9{acbfol-
ger inn Commando ii6cr sic @roB-
8lottc miro &icc. glOmirol Sir Dobio
9cottp, mcl6cr OoS britiihc Shlodbt.
&rci5cr 0cihmoOcr in Der S6laht
BON Siitlnno befcbligte. 9louiirol
Cir ScrrD 9. eSadion Der oer5citigc
critic Sccloro III gum 9Sr0iiOcntcn oeS
S0nigl. N}nrine. Golcg in @rccnpid)
crnonnt moroen.
Die glnfiinOiglng Der glcnOcrin-
gen i'm Commando Der britii1cn
@roBflottc purOc bcutc I'M Inter.
bouic bonn critcn 2orO Scr 9lomirali-
tdt Soro q. S. golfolr, gcna6t,
ser bin5ufiiete, OoB oieie 9(enocrun-
gen ouA iolde in Der g[oniroIitdts.
9eb6rOe i'm @eiolgc boben miiroen.
(9us eritcr Seeloro miro glomiral
Sellicoc Der 9tudbfolgcr bon glonlirol
Sir SenrD 9ra0moroine SSodion,
Der Oieien Soften ieit Wiai 1915 innc
b1lt, ais CT oen ourh ocn glustritt
glOnlirol 2orO 6iibcr'S lccr gcmoroc-
men NLne einnobm)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
gSn6te IN le6en.

g}cm Norf 30. 9loucm6cr.
9loolp6 9oiilcr. Gin 0Foceric-9lnac.
ltcdter, mclc6cr Gin @cbolt BON $50
iu0dcntliN 6c5og, bnt es icrtig Gcs
6radt, iiir ieiucn 9ebcnSlliter6olt
monotlicb $4,000 onS5ugebcn Gics
III ooS WcitdnOniB 6eS itngcn Wlon-
neS, peIber bcicbnlOiot lit, oen 9c.
tra9 BON 100000 Ger 6irmn Seq.
gett < SO. Observation-Disclosures.
0onOler lnteriNlu0en 3lt boben. 9lls
Niitiduloipcr pirOc Gin @lafler ici.
tens Oes 20fiilet be5eidnet welhcr
oui bo6cre ,3oblcn gcidlibte SSrddt-
6rieic ougctauit bo6en ioll, Sofilcr
5oDlte $4,000 N}ict6e fir Elm glpart.
ment inn fai6iona6eln @o1noiitrift,
fouite Nlobel inn g9ert6e bon $35,.
600, bntte Orei 9lutomobile, einel
G6auiierr inO nit ieincm rGinfont-
men" me6rere GigorrensSei6Gitc in
Der SloOt crri6tet. Ger Gcr6oiictc
fam in icincu iin8rn Sa6rcn nadj
9Imcrifd lmO por friibcr IN Chicago
ouidiiia
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
0cltmaOl Scr slr0inie.

YittS bnrgb, 80. glopcniber.
sSm nSotel Shenlcu" oeiien
@pl0sliner- Seroicc bcnnbt miiroe,
CAB scr 9'rdiocut ser pStanonro
Gin 93late GompaiD~ 80 ieincr eng
Itcn sSrcilnoe aeiicrn qlbcno eit Gi,
ner, lpeldcs bas lncualnitiidtc ge.
ipeien 1T melhes ic in oicier 5taoi
ben @ia9lDlnaroien iin0 Dliaondrcu
lerpirt wuroc. Gas Giicr foiictC
$4,000 ooer 500 0as @coed. IiC
iclieniirn @cinc uno oifore puroen
nit bcrIhieocncn @iloartcn icrpirt
Gos gritrigc gdntcit iibertraf bel
@ciicm o1S ganfett. iDelMes Bic
&iobl-9oronc Dor einiger Seit ob-
Dielten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
gladl g9nl6inntun 6cprbcrt.

Ger @ong, iiber 2onOon, 90.
Ofopember Der bolldnoiIhe @cnc4
rolfoniul III Gan 6roncisco, $. ".
ban Gcncn Eerdionu pelher 5lt ci-
ncr Gouiercn5 nit ser nicoerl6noi.
iden Hc9icrling bierbcr 9efonnen
por, lit in cincr Spc5iolmiiiion no6
8oibineton beoroert iuorOen Inn nit
StnotslefretGr 2oniing 5il conicriren.
Serr ban Goencn EerMiono miro om
Gienitog NIT Dem boadnoilben
9ompfer oOtooroom" nod Den Ser.
Staaten obfohren.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
GrO6c6cn in Sopan.

Eofio, 30. gfoOember. - Eilrd
Elm @rO6e6en in Niittel- -Sapan mlroe
cin bctrd6tlitber S6ooen aneeri6tet.
&iele Sdllcr iuilroen III &obe, Oiafn
unO aDoto 5critort. Gie Giienua6n'
Station wllroe itorf bei96Oiet nn0
pcribicocue 6ilBgdnger onrd bic nm
iIir5cnocu @dl1cru unO obitiir5cuocit
TdHcrn IN Oicier Sta0t, ais and in
Sio6c Dcrlcbt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
0tn[ien hnt Mnenntl.

9ionl (iiber @oris), 80. Sob. IN
0ie bobcn Goblcnpreiic uno Scr
W3onoel OH 9oblcn Oroben Oen Gas
@eiel(idDofteit Die Gbilren 5u iblie.
Ben. 0ies trifft beionoers ouf Eil.
rim 5ii no bereitS 0luei @eieli6niten
erfldrt boben, es weroc ibnen unntog-
lid fem, in einigen gSoden nod wei.
fer @os 5u lieierL falls ni6t eng
lonO, genldB einem Dor Der @ieoer-
olinobme Ger ocptidcn Eoudboot.
Gonlpague getrofienen llcbereinfon.
men oic 5ur @osiobrifotiou beno.
t6igten Soblen ien0et.
SSeiter6ui ertldren oie @oseeIeq.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
Scimarmce -gSurlaoc.

'RNlWNtHlCt7 NDIluUC.
&iro ourd ocn glcidSfan5lcr Ocm
9leiAstag in cinlr crIduternocn
gleoe intcrbrcitct. Gic 9lnno6.
me ocricl6cn oringcnO cmpfo6-
len. slac Nidumcr i'm gntcr
bon Is Bis 60 Sa6rcn oapon be-
trofien.
Berlin %. 9topcmbet, bia Con.
) oon 20. 91open6cr. IL Ger Ncid5s.
ian5ler ron 8etbmonn.SoInueg miro
morgen Dem gleibstog oic Seim.
9lrmcesGorla9e III elmer 9lc6e unter.
breiteu, IN pcl1cr cr oie orinoenoe
yeotbipcroigtctt 0ieier 0ur6greifen.
ben W}djreeel bcruorbeben miro. Die
BorIdgc iuir0 iic5 lpabrheiuIi6 be-
ocutcno bon Dem fiir5lid perofient-
libten Gntlutrf lnitcrideiOen. SUI
&aiiptprln5ip ijebt bic @orIagc sic
Seran5icblmg bon geilmOen 0}1unern
itn 9lltcr bon IS bis 60 SSabrcn slt
glrbciten iiu Snterriic 0cs @atcrlan.
0es Dor. Dies miro iue6rihcinlid
bcitcbcn blciben, MIR bcrridt nod
llngeipiBbcit iibcr sic Sorm ocr Con.
trole, oic Der 9leidStae IN ge5ug ouf
oic glnsfiibrllng 0cS @ciebcs onucb.
men Mrs.
sIiif Die Qllisiogc OcS 0icncralS bon
2uoenoorii, 0cS criteu @encralQitar.
tiermeiiters, bin. ouB sic MiaBnabmc
cine iumcrniei0li1c 9lottlpcnoigfeit
icb rrlpartet man oaB scr 0lci6stog
ale Ginioduoe bciieitc Irgen unO Sic
&orlogc raid crleOieen miro.
Ole Siaee ii6cr bic gllIsriiitlng ocr
Seim.9lrmcc. mlo .@2arinc nit notgi.
aen 0laidjincn mo @erfjeugcn iiir
Die Scritclllne BON Dtinition ipiro
aleibians i6neac GrlcOigung IinOcn.
Iic 9c5oroen iin0 Snbei, cine 9(uf.
itellng aller perlpenobarcn N1aIhi.
ncn inO @erf5cu9e m 9lcibe iertie
81 iteIlen 70 0uB olle Gieicnigen, bic
nidt gum aroBten gSort6eiIe angeiteai
lino, nod neiieit Nalinitionsperfen
ii6criii6rt mcroen moacu.
lcbcreinforimcn nni1ci-
ltcn6 gctroffen.
Die o@crnonio" aicbi, ougcll
ibeiuli9 nii Grnno noBgcbcnocr
GneIlc, al, ooB bic 9egicring unG
Mei6stoaSni6rcr be3iiglib Scr Seimt
9trmee Gin llcbcrciiifommcn cr5ieli
bobel pno ooB oie glrbcitsoienit
@orl1oe, lpeIMe morgen imterbreitei
mir0, t6otidblid) cine nene @}oBno6.
me lit.
Die Gorla9c 1T, mas sic glufitcl,
lung oes Brin5ips oes 3mangsoien
ites 6cfrifit, oIlocmein 9e6alteu, abet
iic miro porldreibcn, 6ab Die aIlge.
meiucn geldnrmnocii, inter pelHer
6aS Gjeicb 9(nwcnoimg Finoen fol-
lnlr lnlf 3lntlnlning ciies bclonoe
rem 9leidlstaos.g s.gluSidulcS Crlaiier
wcroeu icllcn. Sir 9lrbciter.Gonti
ten mo Sdieoseeridjie sum Sdnst
Der glrbeiter im0 III Der 9orlagc aud
@orfcbringen ectroficn. Gic 9(en
oerungcn lucroen ais weiterer Stritt
in Der giihhug Der Gontrole ourd
0oS Borlanent bctroMtet
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1916-11-30
eOllel 0HIfsluert einitsasn.

Gas nglmerituuii1e 9lotbc arenj"
wurOe NieS6e5iislid bon Deter
reid-llugorn criutIt. Deter
reid beOanft iid uielmalS iiir oie
icgensreibc G6dtisfcit Sin
@rlmo fir ooS @rmHcn iuuroe
auiliderieits nidt ongegcbeu
g9aibinGtoiL 2. s.. 20. gioo.
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