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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
FANS MOURN THE
PASSING Of OLD.
DAYS
st. Louis and Chicago Bugs
Came to the Game Armed
With Vegetables.
UMPIRES HAD
STRENUOUS TIME

1.-TWO oldtime Institutions which,
IN their day. contributed greatly
\ TO the mirth OF nations. are gone
forever. but ancient fans still mourn
their passing These good old insti-
tutions were the gates OF exits which
we're set at Just the same place be
tween the bleachers and pavilions az
the old Cub park and at the National
League ground IN st. Louis-between
the wing OF the stand and the right
field roosting hives
Through these gates the umpires
usually passed when coming on lnf
field and going away again II IS not
Chicago or St Louis, ever mad any
trouble in getting on the field Ihal
was too easy. Getting out again was
the proposition
Fans Throw Truck
At St Louis the gentle Pubic uset4
to come to the game armed with Gu
cumbers-not the little cucumbers We
see IN other cities. but the huge MIS-
sCuri vegetables. over q foot long ane
packed with seeds
As the umplrea went through
that little passage On their way
from the field the gentle public
rained eucumbers upon them. aud
one OF unoAE GuGuAu ArAAa A-AA---
an umpire squareIys burst Ike
bomb. and blunketed the tnrEet
with about one million seeds
The ump would have 20 sit up al
night getting the seeds off his uni
form and would often be elected rom
his hotel for the language ne en-
ployed
Chicago Uses Cushions
At Chicago the populace neaEe1
cushions. They used to sell q tiat
back cushion. not much TO SIT upon
nut grand for flinging- As the UNI
hires came forth. everybody went
over the edge Of the runway 70 greet
them. and down came the cushions IN
a storm CO.
nor were the Chicago fans liberal
Z IN This fashion. TO umpires only
Every time the cd chicago
team lost a game. they'd drop tne
/ cushions on Uncle Arson As ne
scuttIed through the rEnsyny' ana
] there were oecaElons when lne
/ passage was piled head-hish win
The offerings OF the VoN popuh'
An. those were the great days!
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
ENGLISH ELEVEN
IS AFTER GAME

The United States CLUB soc
Ger football team is anxious 10 ar
range games with any soldier eietsH
i7 mis- dfstrIct. Harry Day is cap
tain OF the team and can be reached
through the sporting editor OF me
Herald. The United Empire club dur
ing the past three years has peen
one OF the strongest soccer CUBS I'D
this section. and inasmucn as move
vents are being made to organize
a number Of teams in the military
CAMPS. the members Of the eleven
contemplate getting into action again
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
EDDIE CICOTTE
FOOLS BATTERS
ABOUT SINNER
Premier White Sox Hurler
Says That Much Talked
of Ball Was a Myth.
FIELDER FELSCH
HELPED 1T ALONG

O.. oct. 23.-Eddie
Cicotte. exponent Of the shine
4 ball" has revealed the secret OF
his success in hurting the White SoI
TO a flag In the American league
seated with two scribes, several ball
PLAYERS and rOoters for the Sox, this
wonderful finger explained how the
so-caued sinner originated He ad-
mitted it was a myth, pure and sim
pie. II was devised. he said, for its
psychologicaI effect on the batsman-
ssThIs j. the hoy who helped
me figure out a method Of deceive
ing the league by pulling some
thing original said CieOtte, pat
tins Happy FeIsch on the back
..Hnp and 1 were rOOmmates at
Mineral Wells, Tex, where the
Sox trained last spring.
How the shine Rail- 81 ted
zone evening Hap and / ere sit
ting in our room discussing the ap-
preaching American league champion
ssCaut we figure out something
new with which TO battle the other
fellows and keep them guessing
ut was there IN that room that
night that Hap and I hit upon the So
called shine ball Why not rub the
ball on the Uniform and make the
batsman believe ] was doing some
thing with the leather. It was a capt.
tai idea Il made a big hit with me
and Hap said he would DO al IN MS
power to help me out Hap has kept
his word. He is the fellow who made
fielder Jones start the shine ball tar
in St Louis.
aJOnes played right into OuE
mitts. He took Up the idea and
boosted IL along. other manaEers
took &c up and soon the whole
league was hnrping about the
new delivery
Han and I had gained our point
Z II was a success The shine ball IS
myth. When we heard Griffith Jone
and others wasting time discussln4
I the subject We were amused We ma
many a laugh over our Original meet
I ing in that little room al AlneFA
| Wells
keen in Condition. His Motto
THE greatest thing 70 make
pitcher effective is condition II
/ hurler goes along and takes care Q
/ himself, shuns the bright lights, get
the proper sleep, food and exercls.
and keeps off the superfluous Welsn'
he'll be at his best on the firing Line
+ That's one secret Of NY success An
I other IS the mythical shine BAH
I Chicago News
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
.GITYLEAGUERS
PRACTICE HARD
FOR NEXT CAME
Civilian Team Determined
to Wrest Honors From
Crack Army Club.
MILITARY TEAM
ALSO STRENGTHENS
By aBUD7 RUTHERFORD,

ETER8uNED TO continue their
winning streak and considera-
l. bly, encouraged by their show
ing against the military cracks last
sunday. members Of manager Red
Leviugston's Pass City league picked
team are practicing steadily at Rio
Grande park in preparation for the
third game Of the series next sunday
The lineup Of the club in the third
contest viii closely resemble that Of
the Sunday battle, with Chapparo on
third base. Fuller at short and Duty
~ Second Manager Levlngston, or
whoever is the power behind the or
SANITATION Of the civilian team Ger
tainly exhibited some nice neadWork
when they sent Chappar0 10 lhlru
base as the Mexican player Is at nome
in this position. and at this angle OF
The diamond he can be relied upon 10
safely handle everything that comes
his way Sunday afternoon he made
a couple Of different stops and throws
and earned the applause OF the 1ans-
Duty Is Good Man.
DUTY. at second. IS a valuable little
man, both in the field and at bat, and
when he becomes more accustomed 10
The ground around the Keystone sack
&c is certain that he VIII equal any OF
the Pass city league men.
Fuller, ut short. Is a good hitter,
bur will be much better when he
can hold d Wn the ErOunuers. He
cleaned the bases Sunday after
noon in the ninth inning with a
three Dagger, however, and this
more than mikes up for his pre-
Vious showing. Fuller also SIN
Eled into right field.
in the outfield Carberry, Al Adkins
and L Marty OF GalleEOs make good
three, and Livingston is not nam
pered in any way BY MS selecllOn OF
gardeners. Gauegos is q good hitter
and although he got but one cnance
sunday and did not make anything Of
IL. he can be relied upon Armenia
liz is one more fast little fielder thal
is n good hitter and fielder ana II IS
a tossup between Carberry and this
man who is the best
Army short Of Time.
The military players are also put
ting in some hard lcks al their camps
in Dreparation for the game Many
fans would net be surprised 10 see tne
army bows come right back next sun
dav with COmeau in the box While II
IS q certainty that Johnny Mulcans
sriu pitch for the City leaguers-
During the mast three months
the army team has been much
pressed for tzmes In view Of the
Trrsre number Of drills each day
and as a result do mt get the time
for practice that they should have
Secretary L. H. COyne, Of the series
IS considering the advlsability OF or
eanizinE a football eleven TO meet
some Of the fast army teams az hll
Grznde park at the END OF the base
laH games. All players anxious. 70
zet a position on the team are asked
10 communicate with Mr. COyne, as II
is planned 70 get together as strong
an AGGREGATION as possible Tor the
games
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
ENGINEER TEAM
LOSE IN BATTLE

The Second engineer train tootnali
team met its first defeat OF the season
SATURDAY. afternoon when a team from
the 18th field artillery won BY the
score Of 20 TO 10 Both teams PLAYED
strong football with the breaks go
ing to the artillery eleven Corporal
RulIe refereed the game and Lieut.
Tristan was the referee Greene OF
ficiated as head Inesman-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
LARAMIE ELEVEN
PRACTICES HARD

The University OF Wyoming, at
Laramie entered the football season
this year with a 165 pound team,
under the direction Of coach j. z. Cor
nee after a period OF uncertainty,
uendfne- the decision Of the Inter
Mountain conference TO retain the
Freshman rule The schedule includes
the following games TO be played
October 25-Utah Aggies at Logan
October 21-Opeu-
November IO-Denver university at
Laramie.
November 17-Open.
November 24-Open-
November 29-Creighton at Omaha
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
ENGINEER TEAM
GETS CHALLENGE

The Second Engineers football team
which defeated the Myrtle Avenue
stars two weeks ago Is challenged FOR
a return match By the stars who are
anxious 20 meet their former op-
ponents again and wipe out the sting
of defeat II possible. The manager OF
the Engineer team Is asked 70 com
municate with the sporting editor OF
The Herald relative 70 the game
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
sCRAPPER WHITE
IS AFTER FIGH

lack eCurley" White Welet
WEIGHT boxer with a knockout recQE
is anxious OF landing a bout IN IN p.
vicinity and desires TO issue a cn--
fs1rs 10 any man OF his weight u
ne Fl Paso district White recenll4
returned from sale Lake, OIans an
-,-e-+s 10 e-er on az Deming or Silver
Cftv- y n Bobby waugh the e
Worth lightweight is included IN tne
challenge provided that waugh VII
40 $50 pounds for him White met
Rufus Williams the army champion az
Columbus on June Is but 4osl on an
ALLEGED foul
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

E[N lDLNG q Dall player may ue
the fans privilege. and all
- that. but It does seem the
thing can be carried too far, and
when there is an organized attempt
to get a player such as was indi-
Gated by Chicago fans in the worlds
series games. # certainly is OVERRIDING
the thing, and in the name OF base
ball q protest IS in order
Chicago fans may fancy that Heinie
Zimmerman is deserving OF all the
panning they could hand him-Zim
has been put to severe grilling in
these columns in the past for mis-
deeds-but a higher quality Of sports
manship should prevail in basebaIs
blue ribbon event than to permit p
studied and organized effort to 90 af-
ter any Individual athlete. whatever
may be the feeling toward him
IN the case of Zimmerman he
has been a WeII-behaved player
under the handling Of John Ne
GraF. whatever sins he may have
committed in the past and he has
played good ball in season and he
played some fine ball in the
worlds series games ut COmiskey
park.
In fact. the reports tell rs, he made
numerous fine plays, but he did not
receive a word Of cheer for them The
word went out TO Get Heinie," and
the effort to secure his goat was cruel
and persistent
Why Roast eZfm"f
Such purpose and conduct VIII not
reflect credit on the Chicago fans, and
the reproach they have brought on
themselves by their antics viii be re
membered for some time after the
honors the White SOx team has won
are FORGOTTEN by those who believe
that the square deal is an essential
part OF baseball
The result was to cause New YORK
ers to retaliate by riding" Eddie Col
Inns, and the ultimate effect was not
for the good Of the game-more re-
proach was brought on the offending
fans than harm done either player
New Workers RetaIiate.
OF course the fans cannot be con-
troIled- so long as they do not become
absolutely disorderly, so only ADVICE
can be given them
That advice is that true sports
Tnanship should prevail in base
ball II the game Is to be kept on
the high plane that its well wish
ers desire, and that there Is no
workmanship in the actions re-
ported from ChicaEO-Or from
New York in retaliation
st. Louis Sporting news
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
ORLEANS FIGHTER
ANXIOUS FOR BOUT

hounds. is anxious TO be signed for
bout with any boxer Of his poundase
in this district klecl has been IN tle
boxin- game five years and has spent
the greater part OF his time aroul1
palmer the California lightweight
who is now IN Australia and many
others. Kleck has defeated Joe
Thomas. and won the decision over
Willie king, who later knocked our
si7e-S5 one 81 the best Of the welter-
weight boxers
TRAPSHOOTING IN FLORIDA
TrapshootinE VIII be featured Nltn
golf b. the hotels on the Florida eas@
coast this season
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

HIWAUKEE, Wis, Oct "a
MI VIII Harry Greb. the Pittsburg
IL middIeweight, be able to keep
up the terrific pace he mas been set
ting the past year? In Buffalo last
week he celebrated his Goth straight
victory, that IS, newspaper decisions
in most cases. and against middle
weights and light heavyweights. of
all kinds. Greb has not picked the
soft ones, but has taken any middle
weights suggested and has not quib-
bIed about the weight His manager
Jimmy Mason, seems to have the ut
most confidence in the world that the
young Pittsburger can defeat any
living and for that rea-
son he pays no attention TO his op-
pOnents.
When a lad can go along and beat
such men as Battling Levinsky. Jack
Dillon. Jeff Smith, Gus Christie,
George Chip. Buck Grouse and the
like. there must be something to him.
He does not appear to be over clever
but he has an awkward style OF his
own which is most puzzling to his OPP
ponents.
He has been fighting at the
rate Of about two battles a week
sometimes mOre-but there must
be n limit to the boys endurance
and Il Will not be surprising II he
Is obliged to let mp In his strenu-
GUS campaign, the same as Bat
tlinE Levins<y did last year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
WI NOT NOM SHOOTS.

A suggestion has been offered and
viii be acted upon at the annual
meeting Of the Interstate association
that the Eastern, Southern, western
and Pacific coast undergraduates
known as the subsidiary handicaps-
be dispensed with
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23

Gene Melady, the well known Oma-
ha sporting man and manager OF Earl
Caddock, the champion wrestler. was
linking Of trying to make boxer
OF the young title holder-One who
would be able to grab off the heavy
weight championship. Gene thinks
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
SHOOTERS TO CONTINUITY.

Trapshooters Of the United states
and Canada contributed S2O.vOO
towards the equipping OF an amp u-
lance unit for the American Red
Cross.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1917-10-23
TRY.
To GET ANGORA
Of ZIMME RMAN
Organized Attempt to Roast
Third Baseman of Giants
Is Failure, However.
NEW YORKER WE'LL
BEHAVED PLAYER

cCD IDING" a ball player may be
the fans privilege, and all
- that, but It does seem the
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9iaudl aI8 edmb ocacm ll.guOtc.

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bontben, oo5u 6eitimmt, SanOelSldif-
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StaIicn's GmiiIdrc 6ci'm SsraliOcntcu

S9af6iuqton "a. Nlai. - Ole
italienii6en @miiiire, an Oeren Spite
befanntli1 ser Nrin5 bon llOine ite6t
modten inn 2ollfe 6eS Cages cine 9(n-
5a6l bon 9eiu6en. sic ltelten ii6
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Nlariueamt, Inn Sefretdr Daniels 5ll
GegriiBen inO fanOen ii6 i1lieBlib
i'm @eiBen Souie ein Inn @rdiioent
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Der YrGiioent empfiug Die SStolie-
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bon lloine belt cine filr5c 9ieoe, auf
ole ser Brdiioent nit Sen ii6li1en
Soilibfeits 9lusoriiden antportete.
Der Yrin5 ii6erreibte Dem Brdiioen-
ten Elm oanoi1reiben Oes aonigs
Sictor emmanuel. 9lnl 9lbeuo fano
Gin StaatsOiner 5li Gbren Der Dliiiion
ltatt.
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GrsOic6c nnter glnfIaae.
@rwar6en onge6lib elm @ermogen
bon ii6er elmer Miaion 0oaurs.
Serfauiteu geIiobIenes GoeI-

GbeDpnne @o, "a. N1ai.
Ole @roBgeihworenen er6oben beute
25 9luflagen in Dem iogenanuten
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Die 9legierung bebaltptet, oaB Die IN.
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anoeren gcbeim gebalten peroen bis
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Der am 2. W2ai in San 6rancisco felt
genommen plrOe, ais er beriud)te,
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81 oertoufen.
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mo lanoete feline @aiiaaiere liber IN
@reeHod, 59ottlano.
Sran30iiiAer 0ampfer
oSuntoD" oerfenft.
GariS, "a. gRai. g8ie amt.
Iicb gemeloet miro, lit am 16. 9(pril
Der iran56iii6e @oiiaeier Ganpier
ySlmtaD" mii Der 6abrt bon Solo.
nifi nad @farieilleS, NIT 344 @aiia-
gieren an 9or6, torpeoirt moroen
mobei As @erioneu umfomen. Ger
Dampfer ianf l1nelI in iGwerer see,
o6er ole prompte ln0 metbooii6e
@eiie, in meI6er Die 9lettmosboote
beniibt lpllrOen rettete Die N2e6r3a6l
ser an 9oro 9efmoli6en.
Gapit0n MooeS giug nit Dem
S6iiie inter. Ole ,SimtaD" mar
Elm Sbiff bon 7247 Gonnen mo in
1908 eebout. sic mar in Marieil.
les bebeimat6et.
Ole iapcnii6 en- Q Aiffe
i'm Nlittelmeer.
2on0on "a. Nlai. Qoro $40.
bert Cecil, Ser 8lodooe.W}iuilter,
tiinoigte beutc i'm lluter6ouie sic 9(n-
tunit lei6ter japoniiber &riegSi6iiie
i'm N}ittelmcer 3weds Cooperation
nit 0en D}arine.Strcitfrditeu Der 9u.
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lmo bel Ser GSfortirung Don fran50li-
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300 Sonnen lpuroen pernic6tet.
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8wei italieniide 0ampier, ie
inter 1909 GonHen uno ie6en tlei-
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iabr5ellge Oeriepft.
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Guunams6t srift glmcrifancr,

2onoon, "a. W1ai. SIN bieii.
gen Sauptquartier ser ~. 90. 6. 81. 2
begriiBte beutc ser Ser3og BON Con
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"Granl lDluQniQ''
GrORer britii6er Srnp.
pentranspOrt
Q(ut A. SOIai int N)Iittcls
nleer in BEN Wrunb ge-
bubrt,

gob offi8ieaer Qlufiinoigrma Ser
britiicben 9(omirolitdt famcu bel
ser &erienfllng Oe8 9lndor.0am-
piers 413 Bcrlouen um's 2ebeu.
Ger GommonOant oe8 S6if-
feS inter Oen llugcfommeneu.
@roBcr .Gampfcr
Ocricnft.
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i6e Gransport0ampier nEraniDlpa-
mia" mrroe om A. Wfai torpe6irt, mo-
bel 4t3 @eriouen umS &eben famen.
Ger 0ampfer wuroe I'M @}ittel-
meer Oerienft.
Die nabitepcn0e oiii5ielle 8etannt-
mdcbung fiin0igt oen GerhHt an;
Ger britiide Sronsport ,Granipl-
ponio~ Der Gruppen an 9orO bate,
wlir0e am 4. N}ai i'm 0fittelmeer tor
pe0irt. Die foIgen0en @erluite ma-
rem 3u Oer5eitbnen: 80 Ofii5iere unO
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Dorf uuo oer @tittelmeer-SGien ge.
6out Gr batte cine 2Gnge bon 54S
SUB lmO fonnte 2450 8aiiogiere alti-
nebmen.
@erette.te in 8opoua ge-
lan0et.
SEEM .DorE "a. Moi. 9tab
oen bier ein9etroiienen 9loHridten
miroe ser 9[nbpr-9ampfer .EraniDl-
ponio" na6e Der fran50iilb-itolieni-
iben &iltc i'm Wtittelmeer perienft.
0ie lleberIebenoen 0ie 3a6l Ser
ielben lit bier ni6t 6efannt pim-
oen na9 Snpono, Stdlien gcbrabt.
Dort perbIie6en iie bis 5um IL. Mdi;
Oie 9eo0lferng un0 oie 9iotbeS
&reu5-9e6Groen na6meu lidJ ibrer
on. gllS iie olli eiuem an0eren Dam-
pier bon Souono noh einem iln6e-
fannten 9eltimmiIngsorte abIubren
6atten iirb Gnulen0e bon 2eliten au
lller oeriammelt Die oen @bfdbren-
0en 6er5Iibe @riiBe 5urieien.
GapitGn 8ruell, Der in 91ottlano
mobnt, fiibrte oos Commando mif Der
nGronlDlpania", ais iie in ole Eieie
geianOt mlroe. Gr lit elmer ser Glte-
item Gopitdne i'm 9ienlte Der 9ludor-
Qinie.
@ic .SrdnipIpanio" eriAien 5um
Iebten W}ole in einem alnerifaniiden
&nfeu al 0eni Gage, OIL mel6em ole
,.9uiitauia" torpeoirt murOe, ndnlicb
am 7. @iai 1915. @era0e ais ser
0ampier mt 972 &aiiasieren aus
Gem Saien bon 9tew.Dorf berausfa6-
rem moate, er6ielt Capt. 9lad, Der
OanlolS oaS Commando fiibrte, oie
g}o1ri6t BON 0em llntergang ser
nSltlitania".
Ger 0ampier hlbr troboem ob
ongebIitb oireft nad 2iOerpool; a6er
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-25
9ie ge0inannaen Ser sim iyeiner.

5iir i6re G6eilnabme ON ser geplan-
ten Gonferen5 6ur Grleoieltng Der
irii9en SSraee. Der Gonoent
ioll oos &edt, erbalten, oie llnab-
bGngiefeit Srlanos 81 proflomi-
rem. Gnglono ioa iitb perpilid.
ten, Gntidei0ung ser Gonierell5
gut5ubeiBen.
Dublin "a. @2ai. - 0ie Simu
.Seln-Gonieren8 beidloB bclltc ein-
lllnmig, Oie E6eilna6me an elmer
CSqplerena oie oOou Ser engliiAen
9le9leutng einberufen muroe, ongeb-
l'dD nm ole irii6e Groee 5u crleOi-
yen" ab5ule6nen, bis 0ic iolgenoen
'0eolnelmeen crfiiat porDen ieien;
Grltens - Die 9eoingllngen, I'M.
ss 1sr oenen Oie 8rase Der @onicren8 sur
e"llbeiomne iiberwieIen miro, miilien
~ lrelloiien. Die pollfommcne llna6-
'u'l9lateit Srlanos 81 protlamiren.
SmeitenS - Ole cnglij1e 9legie-
tpl'9 lou iib ofientlid6 oen gereinie-
ie'l Staaten lino oen Wi66ten @uro.
PuS ae0enii6er perpfli6ten, sic gnt-
lpelollng Der @le6rbeit Scr Gonieren8
gu ratiti5iren.
Srlttens II 9(n Dem Gonoent ioaen
,ll'r Yerionen tbeilnc6men, Die bon
oell Stimmgeberu Srlanos erlpdbIt
lporoen lino.
%lertens - Den wd6reno Ser fiir5.
ilgen irii9en &epolution Der6aiteten
.rlpen @etangenen fol- oieielbe ge.
Danolung wie @riegsgefangenen ee-
mdbrt meroeu