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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

fast scouts and fighting planes,
the bombers will drive northwest
for two hours until the scouts sig
nal the flaring fires of the great
Essen furnaces. Then at COM
mand the 500 great planes will
swing into bombing formation
and at a three-mile level drive on
thru the German anti-aireraft
barrage until over Essen comes
the signal, Release bombs!"
A thousand tons of explosive,
10 times more powerful than dyna-
mite, will rush down thru the air.
The earth will rock and even three
miles high the fleet of bombing
planes will be hurled about like
straws. Many will be destroyed,
many brave pilots will lose their
lives thru that tremendous blast
but Essen, IL they succeed, will
be no more the great, smooth
running war machine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
While Yards Hurry
Bottoms, U.S.. Trains
Officers In Tacoma

spokes OF a bucking wheel.
l ventured to look over the
shoulder of Zion Kroon, able
seaman, who with book spread
open beside him, was covering a
sheet Of paper with mysterious
figures, and breathing hard In the
process.
At Sea 20 Years.
I'm foreign-born, SO l can't
write SO good" he explained,
Strengthening his shoulders wear
lily. And l was only to school
till I was IL, in Holland. But !
been to sea 20 years. Oh, all
over the world.
This Is a fine chance, sure.
I'm applying for third mate"
Then there was James Cavan-
augh, young. but with an expert
ence on merchant ships that has
given him the rating of quarter
master in the naval reserve. He
was on the Atlantic during the
early part of the war, running to
Turkey with supplies for the starv-
ing Syrians, and to France.
One trip to France was made
after the ruthless submarine was
declared.
Lots to Learn.
This is great" he declared.
"In the ordinary navigation school
they just show you how to use the
tables in Bowditch's Practical Ma
vigation; but here Mr.. Gould is
showing us things we never even
heard Of. Some of the older fell
lows, that have their license,
didn't know what to think of IL
at first. Any officer that passes
his examination from this school
will know his business, all right. "
Beyond row Of globes, two
big marines touched heads over
a chart spread wide before them,
and disputed over courses In
booming murmurs.
I'VE have about 80 students"
said Instructor Gould, between ex-
planning something about angles
and aximuths to a man who look
ed like a steamship purser, and
arranging some lessons on logar-
ithms for a group Of beginners.
| ClamOr For Work.
Some of them have come d.
rect from their ships, and some
are working in other lines at pres
ent and come here to study at
| night.
I'VE are supposed to hold SEES
sions from $50 a. m. until noon,
and then again In the evening
from 1880 until 10, but most OF
the men work all afternoon, too.
| think some of them are working
10 and IA hours a day"
Much of the work Is done with
pencil and paper. A private yacht
has been offered the school for
practice cruises, but 1t has only
been used once.
Few officers have yet been
launched fro mthe Tacoma school,
which has only been established a
short time. But one by one the
sailormen who are now cramping
themselves over the little oak
desks will stretch their limbs and
go out to Blue Water and a berth
In the great new American mer-
chant marine.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
A SURE WAY TO
END DANDRUFF

There is one sure way that has
never failed to remove dandruff
at once, and that is to dissolve It.,
then you destroy II entirely. To
do this, just get about four
ounces of plain, common liquid
arvon from any drug store (this
is all you will need), apply 1t at
night when retiring; use enough
to moisten the scalp and rub 1t
in gently with the finger tips.
By morning, most IL not all, of
your dandruff will be gone, and
three or four more applications
will completely dissolve and en-
tirely destroy every single sign
and trace of 1t, no matter how
much dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and
digging of the scalp will stop in
stantly, and your hair will be
fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky and
soft, and look and feel hundred
times better.
Advertisement"
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
EHlLD'S TONGUE
BECOMES COATED
IF CONST.PATED
When cross, feverish and
sick give California
Syrup of figs. -

Children love this fruit laxa-
tive and nothing else cleanses
the tender stomach, liver and
bowels SO nicely.
A child simply will not stop
playing to empty the bowels, and
the result is, they become tight
ly clogged with waste, liver gets
sluggish, stomach sours, then
your little one becomes cross,
half-sick, feverish, don't eat,
sleep or act naturally, breath is
bad, system full of cold, has sore
throat, stomach-ache or diar-
rhoea. Listen, Mother! See IL
tongue is coated, then give a tea
spoonful of California Syrup of
Figs" and in a few hours all the
constipated waste, sour bile and
undigested food passes out of the
system, and you have a we'll,
playful child again.
Millions of mothers give Cali
fornia Syrup of Figs" because it
is perfectly harmless; children
love it, and 1t never fails to act
on the stomach. liver and bowels.
Ask your druggist for a bottle
of California Syrup Of Figs
which has full directions for
babies, children of all ages and
for grownups plainly printed or
the bottle. Beware of counter.
feits sold here. Get the Genuine
made by California Fig SyruT
Company" Refuse any other
kind with contempt.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

ing planes Uncle Sans airplane
factories will build before next
summer may carry to German
apostles of frightfulness a taste
and more-of the ''schrecklich-
keit" they are now raining on
London, with its horrible sequel
of dead and manned school chill
dren.
The. startling demonstration of
the efficiency of the great Italian
bombing plane in its recent flights
over Washington has been fol-
lowed by decision of the Amerl-
can aviation authorities to con-
centrate ON this type.
This does not mean the build
ing of fighting and scout planes
is to be abandoned, but that adj
ditional pressure will be brought
to bear to rush thousands of
bombing planes.
VIII Attack Plants.
1t does not imply the Amer;-
cans or English are going into
the business Of blowing children
to bits, a la kaiser.
What they propose is to hit the
German military machine where
it really lives.
The air raids for which the
American bombing planes are be
ing built will therefore be directed
straight at the munition centers-
essen. Crefeld, Dortmund, Aachen
md Frankfort.
They will fly, not in squadrons
of Is, rs or SO as the Germans
do, but in great air fleets of 500.
1000 or 1000 plane< carrying
thousands of tons of high explo-
sives, enough at a single trip to
wreck all the factory buildings in
any of the great German NUM-
ton centers.
Will Be Great Blast.
Geography favors this plan
Many German war factories of
real Importance are within two
hours flight from the French
front, placed there to be near the
iron ore and coal.
Led and guided by a Gordon OF
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

have been established. The term
Is six weeks.
The officers school at Tacoma
Is held in the grand jury room on
the third floor of the Federal
building.
1t was an extraordinary school
room that | looked over yester-
day as | stood beside the desk of
Special Expert ]. E. Gould, the In
structor.
Not a Glass of Kids.
1t was full of men-midde-aged
men, some of them. The average
age of the students Is about 35,
Instructor Gould said.
They were sitting at little oak
desks, busy with pencils and
paper, like so many schoolboys.
But they sat as men sit who are
used to bracing themselves against
the rail of a heavier desk; and
the pencils were gripped like the
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
SHIP COMING
HERE RAMMED
Especial to The Times. J

topcChA W lie lIIueS.)
PORT TOWNSEND, Oct. IL
En- route from Fraser river with
a cargo of oats for Tacoma, the
British freighter Birdswell was
rammed yesterday, off Point Will
son, during a dense fog, by the
steamer Rosalie, en- route to the
San Juan islands.
The Resale struck the Birds
we'll on the starboard bow,
breaking the guard and punctur-
ing hole just below the water
line.
The Birdswell began to fill, but
by the use of the pumps and
throwing 200 sacks of oats over
board she was able to reach here
in a partially waterlogged condi-
ton.
Temporary repairs are being
made, and she will probably get
away today for Seattle, where
she will discharge her cargo for
transshipment to Tacoma, and
then dock for repairs.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
BY Mabel Abbott

by MdDeI ADUOCC
Down I'm Tacoma's harbOr,
they are launching ships.
Up in Tacoma's Federal
building, they are launching
officers for the ships.
Not less than 1000, 900, 900 ton
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

Well, here is your opportunity.
i am going to give away this
week, two thousand packages Of
Gauss Combined Treatment to
those who need it, and II You want
relief, sign the coupon at the foot
Of this notice, and the free pack
age will BE- forwarded to you ~
once by parcels post.
/ want to prove to you that
Gauss Combined Treatment will
relieve your catarrh. The method
Is effective, because 1t strikes at
the root of the trouble and gives
permanent relief by removing the
cause. This is the only correct
way to treat catarrh and II you
want quick and lasting results.
send at once for the free pack
age. Fill out the coupon below
and package will be sent to you
BY return mall.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

This coupon is good for q
package of GAUSS COMBIN.
ED CATARRH TREATMENT.
sent free by mail. Simply fill
in your name and address, on
dotted lines below, and mall 70
Q. b. GAUSS. 1914 Main st.,
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The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

of new ship
ping, the u. S.
shipping board
has said, will
go into commits
sion under the
American flag
In the next two
years. For these
ships will be
needed 5000
new watch of.
ficers and 5000
engineers.
For the train
ing of these of.
fieers and en-.
gineers free gov.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
SMALL RAISE IN
COAL IS ALLOWED

united Press Leased WireD
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Oct. II.
Operators Of thin vein bitumin-
GUS coal mines in certain coun-
ties of Kentucky, Tennessee and
Virginia were today granted an
increase in government prices Of
10 cents and 40 cents a ton.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
PACIFIST GETS 20
YEARS IN PRISON

DAVENPORT, Ia, Oct. liz
Daniel H. Wallace, Chicago, or
ganizer Of the League of Human
ity, pacifist organization. was
sentenced to 20 years In federal
prison by Federal Judge Martin
Wade here today.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11

A s e n s a t ional,
timely American
drama Of the war,
: without q battle
scene. It tells q
tender love story
of genuine heart
appeal.
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
LAUNCH SHIPS, AND SHIPPERS, TOOL
PLAN TO BOMB KA|SER'S WARSH0PS

Especial to The Times.)
WASHINGTON, d. c.. Oct. II.
The thousands of great bomb
The Tacoma times. [volume] (Tacoma, Wash.) 1903-1949, 1917-10-11
NAMES FUEL AIDE

SAN FRANCISCO. Oct. IL
Albert e. Echwabacher Of the
Schwabacher-Frey Stationery Co.
was today appointed federal fuel
commissioner of California.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-01-12
!8iro losl6lageu+
&6nig aouitantin 'partet 1.ar
att 8iuf DDn Yerlin.
syran5olen perlaijen Yiraus.

Naris, 8. Sanuar. nDie griedii6e
Mrmee bes ADnigS Rpnftantin ipartet
nur auf ben Mint ppn gerlin. I'M
gsssi. Dit IGiie stsss
fdgfe beute Der friibere grie9ifd Dit
nifter Dion1e0e 81 einem gertretsr
bes .sgen1ps 0err Dionlebe 1T IN
be1onoerer Mlifton fir @lipbfberips
Neni5elos, bas 9aupt Der prooiIoriz
5chen Nsgierltng, bter eingetroffen.
Scr griediide Generqlitab, fubr
DiomeDe fort, uempfil1g 1ett 8eginll
bes arieges Direfttonen bpn benz Uttz
litdratta9e ser 6eutiden @efanDtz
]boft Major pon 5alfenbaufen, uno
5eine 8efe6le fiibrt Sic f0niglide Mrz
NEE nod i1lrmer aus, lett er felber
Dos Qanb perlahen ntnbte. @r ita1to
5tets nit Berlin in Berbinonng nao
gab benz Deut1den @eneralitab seSn<
fprn1atiDnen uber bic 8elpegungenN
Ser Mr1nee bes Generals 5arrail.
Weajpr Don 5olfenboulen legte aua
Sic 5elepbpnlinie bon Mben na6 8ea
rot an, Mber lpel6e Der 8Dnig mob
NIT Der 8erliner Negternng perfebri.
.Der RDntg berfigt iiber $4,000
Mann *5ruppen unb fann NIT ben
Neferpifen $4,000 Mann ins Jelb
ftelen.
2onbon 8. syanuar. Das Bureau
bon Neuter bot folgenbe, bonn 5. So
eSyanuar oatierte Depeihe ans Ntlen
erbalten:: ,QGrmenbe 53ensn i'm prz
rdus fubrte1l gefiern 81 elmer 3urudz
siebung Der I'M Ratbaufe itotipnlerz
ten fran50itf6en Mari1tefo olpaten.
M1an erblidt Darin IN MtDen Elm iibles
@or5eiden Der finftigen Gnttpid dl'trl's
ne11." y -. "a .
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-01-12
gu1llllter 2

Ser gnfihuiter lpradJ bon ei11enf
Nelube, luelhell anterifaniidle ST.
,lanslcites ib1n Dor einiger 3eit.
obgeltattet. sic lnarelt gefonln1erl,
I'm Sic Mnlagen1ogl glidfeit Ser oent.#.
llhetl ariegsal1leibel1s s55i1 itltoiere1r,
neil lie ser 11ebcr5cns,l,1a icie11,
sab Sic Wiarf III fnrser 3eit lpies5
Ser i9ren irii6eren Eariluert baben
luerbe.
NrtD1r bon Wpinner, Direftor
ser Qelttihe1 Barf, eril1nerte ait.
Sen San bes ipal1iiben Bed1elfuries
lp4brenb beS 1paniilb-anerif
arieaes> Der fiinfsia pro8et1t sbe.
tragen babe, INTO alt Sen 1lieorigen
&nrs or1erifulrii6en @eloes nlb
areoits mdbreno 0es 8iirgerfrieges.
Or fragte, ob irgen6 elmer oaralr
5peifeIe, ooB Ser &reoit nno oie
8ertpapiere zines groBelL fleiBi-
gen nnD begabten Golfes nie Die
9euti6en 1id nod Dem &riege III
glef6er 8eiIe erho1en lDnroelr,
Sim ghl1t1ie oes Mben0s fraf
3r. 3inlnnern1ann ein, Ser init beln
oiterreidiicb lmgarilben Oiinilter
oes 9lltsndrtigen @raf G5erl1if
ron Gbn0enib fonferiert botte. gr
begolt leine s(nipracbe nit Der
@enrerfu11a Bob piele geglar6t bat<
ten Botlbofter @erarD 1peroe nicbt
in oaS 2al1o oer. garbaren 5nrId<
febrelL ltno iagte bann: pSb babe
1tets init oen @errn goti6offer III
Ser belteu @eile nn0 nit gegenlel-
tigen1 Gertranel1 5uIanntengearbei-
tet, 10 oaB id) liher bin bob Die
frie6libe1 uno peftral1enspoae1
Me5iebnngelL mie Tie 5err 8eraro
helhrieben bat fortoaueru 1peroen."
9ln aaiier 8ilbelm llno oelt
&rdiibellten @ilion lpnroen 9epe-
ibeu geionbt, 1pel6e Die allfribflg-
iten Miinlde in oieler }bmeren 3eit
uberl11itteln.
New Ulm Post. [volume] (New-Ulm, Brown County, Minn.) 1864-1933, 1917-01-12
AtDei 8anOiten atDanqea, lDie

aus Bri1ol, 5e1ln,, gemelbet lDirD,
ben 2enfer zines Muipmpbil 9mni-
bus, lie nud Bluff giip 81 fabrsr,
pD tie III Die ganf einbra9en ltllO
BEN gelofhranI fprensten. l1nteripegs
ralaten lie ben 2aoen ii Rinp 6lat
aus.
George 1bolapfpn, Elm betuIHs
ter .eitun9 9sl1a11n aus ct. a;il.
Minrl., lad Idilge gerer 5Srantbeit III
gps gglnqe eles, Is geifprb bell.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

Gs ioltc inns gar ndt iiberraiden penn mir, falS
ser S{rieg ldeere 3et oaiert red5t ba0 rationale Ero
libition cr6iecn 0ie N}ebrbet Der @ongreBabgcoro
ncten lit oenbar 81 @unlten npon %robbition m0brcno
Ger strieesooucr" Sn eirem @mtfus, Den Die oemotra
tiden Glitolieocr oes 9ieprdieutoen6oues abbielte
ruroc elm 9(ntrog ocs &eprdientonten Soparo BON
ocorQia ocn &r1ioenten 5u ermGd]tieen Die SerIiel
linQ bon Qcgen 0IcrGnfcn mobrenO Der &riegsoauer
5u pcr6ietcn nit 81 gegen 60 Stimmen glttgcbeBen
icood puroe Der 9ei9hB riidg0ngig gemadt, nad)ocn
3mon3iq Wtqle0er Gus ocn Stitoatcn erflart batten
ic miroen iid nidt Oitrd Den Goufs6eihluB ir &c.
b.noen 6olten Der geibmB wuroe eoenoGs oiis ocn
Crnoe riidsongg leuadt oaB Die &orlage Die ocm
Erdiioenten ienc @rmohtgung geben Ioa aud obne
G0utisbeihhiB I'M Sals 3ur 2lnnabme gebrodt meroe1
fann, ga Die 60 gcgncrden Uemotraten ourd 10 bis
so 9eu6lfoncr auigupogen werOen wiirOen, uno
mos dpcr ms @eu1' i1ut Der 9Srdiioent 81 @ul-
en Der YloBnn6me cn ioq neil oitrd oielelbc etioa
G70000OO gudel Getreioe fir Den @rport nadl Den
Cntertclon0ern reiguuadt lper0en Diir0en ,3par III
ocr Maiort0tsiiibrer aittn gegen oe Fla neil ourd
0ii Ginfiibrnq Matchmaker @roDbition cine DER bcoe
tcnoiten ginnabmeqrele Der 9ieeiermg pcropit mer.
eci piiroe o6er oa hun ood) einmol Die @infonmcn
uer beoeten0 er6o6t weroen ioa 10 lit es eid]t mog
dl, OoB Der @ongreB einiad) ouf &tbins 6inunri err
miocrt .nadben mir sic @infomneniteuer e6en nod en
penia bo6er; mas Dos @olf 0urd @robibtion ipari
fonp cs an Gintomme.ieicr cntribten GoB oe Bro
1ibitioniiien I'M 0ongreB iuben ldBt cb oenten. Sie
GIoitben gan5 bcltimnt Bob menn Frobibton crit elm
mol mdbreno Der Stregsoaner beton0en Bat eo oam
cibter icn miro einea Erobi6itions5uiob sur Gontl
tou 5nr Anna5me 81 bringcn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21
somitaa, ben 21. glpril 1917.



3ie @crbdltnie in Den Der. Stoaten nebmen Ourf
ruercn @iritt in sen arieg elm gor3 onoeres @ciidt
on. ais Oieengen Die am fregstoen paren. erporte-
fen Qic 6od)finaij Die Spefulonten iul0 Die D1uni
tiDnsiabrfanten glai6ten ie wrOen nod @intrtt oes
egcncn Sonocs in Den Srieg nod groBere reide @rnten
beltcn f0nnen ais lie IN oen eBten 5me 5o5ren en9e
bcimt babcn; aber cs fomnt anoers. Dntel Sam pu
smar QroBe 9nlcibcu ounebmcn abcr icBt Den Gins
tux m 3 "a 4ro5ent ict m16reno bic Sodnon5 BON
sen gaiirtcn V bis &ro5cnt erbdlt no Der @ongreB
lcqt sic @cncet6cit an Den Sog cneu I6eil Der Soften
oes Slricgcs ourd gclteuern9 81 ocden uno oes5alb
bon qon3 bo6c Ginfpnnten Ole Sodlfte ais Stcuer 81
perlonAen mos IN gcuiiicn &rciicn Seulen pno 3d9ne
floppcrn uh0 cine iiir1tcrdje rnoraiide @ntrihing
brpprgcruien bot iope cine bobcroiitlteuer o5uerc
qcl ole ridqreiienO cin oa Die Nhnitions- uno
9saiicniobrtattcn bobcn oen Aaiirten IN oen lesten
5mc Sabrcn 10 bobe rolite obgcimodt oaB e bnnoert
pro5entiac 1DOenoc be5oben ooer, enc bobe Frolit'
iccr beiirdteo, lore 8aptalsanlagen nit Den Erotl
ten pcrooppcn ooer nerorcioden tonnten, me es g. g.
Sc 9et6lc6em Sto6l Gompaonie oet6ou 6at 0nfc Gam
obcr gicbt ibncn gultr0ge uuO betinlnt oen @cuinn
init mcldem iie 3uireoen ien milen anoernolls CT
i6nen germ Ole Gorge Der Setng i6rer 9eriebe obncb
men mcr0e 9c6cnsntel sSpefuluntcn uno @rporteure
bobcn nod 8ee6e sic Brce fir 9tabrungSnittel felt
Qeiebt uno qroBe gcrmogen ermorben oas le nad in.
iCrcm Ginritt IN Den aricg cdlt oerooppen 81 fomen
bofiicn cB obcr noh0em 0cr 4rG0ent in Dem Nppell,
0t er Dor lfeDreren 0G9cll an ods allerlalDe SOll
crcB oie SGnoler mo Spefulnnten don geDornt, ooB
e nit eincm flcnen @roiit 5uiric0ci en miBten, Dab
c beobadet mcroeu piirocn elt Die icgieumg an oen
@on0rcB Dos Gribcn Dem 9tationolen Sertbeioguugs.
rot6 Die N1odt 5u pcrleben 0odpreiie r Sebensmit.
tel uno an0ere 9eoarisartcl an5uicbcn, iuem es Dem
@rdiioenen notbpenoig erideinen oate @s fonnt
gaes 70 gaf5 anOers ais oieereen Die iif ourd ocn
&rieg bncl 3u bereldern boen iid) porIteaten. Die
3eiten, po Sriegc 5lr 9crehermg ein5elner oienen
heincn gladlider g8ciic porbei 5u cn unO ous miro
mit5cIicn in 3tfinit arie9c 81 uerbten
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-04-21

Cine anglo .iron5oife 9omnliion miro in 0en nod
ten Ga9en in Der nocsootptitoot erpnrtet sic
ct iid boiiptidhid) aus Den berporrogenoIen EipIo
Haten Der .Gptcltenobte jnlonmen. Die 5ii6-
rci Der @ommiion ao %err 9aIfour Der 6ritiide Mi
niter ocs AelBcrt mo Ser @ipioni Der ribere iran.
3niide 4remiermitiIter Sdbon aus 6eiem lmitmoe
fonntc man cit oen 5duB 5ieben Dab es lid weniocr
mi Die 9eipred)una mlitdriibor 6ragen banoelt ais
I'M oipomotiide angcle9ebeiteu. Inter Den Diploma.
den gngelegenbeiten nimnt belte ole Seenoigng oes
arieges Die Smlpttea, elm. @enn iberbaupt Md Gin
3reieI ii6cr orn 3iu,l Der Gommion beteben founte
o mitr0e oieicr don Dor eiiigen 1ogen Ourd Die l}t
tpchnQ Der oNiociirtgi Erce~ Dab Die Gommiilion
ocm @rdiioenten Die @lnocit8reOensbe0ng Der
Naiirien mterbrciten mcrOe beeitgt @s mcroen o6ne
3pecl nele 8c0ngiugen iein mclbe Die @erren aus
9Soric uno 2oloon ocn @rd0enten unterbreen Upr
Dui geb Ood) bcite idjon gan5 ofien 5u ooB ole
a,oie nit Der Die Aarten ole Ireoens6otlfaft ocs
9raiioenen i'm December beantworieen nift Die pirt
ldlen 6rieoensbeomgm9en Der eneniemddte entbiet
Ait Dem 9lbbu6 ser oamnls idon ord oie S1ifoe Dos
Frdiioenicu gc6cnoeu 6ricoenspcr9onoIunge nnlBep
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gnhcafane.

PIN TO- slprl Sena Snb, Sobns Sopiins sos
ipiidl. 80 Sabre alt
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Sails Barr" 46 Sabre nlt
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mbiagluenne. 16 Sabre alt.
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muns SirnBe, 81 Sabre alt.
glm 8. @prl Anorew u. Streb, Jir. 1919,
Noros sgaiterions4 4drf 9lncuue. % Sabre nlt
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6olpiinl % Sabre alt.
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NHrcan Ocs o8cbduSe.9nipcltore,

Gs miro 6icrmt bcfanni eema6t oaB Die
Smwnb Stpne Co., aemiB Der AM 49, Iunl
1905 incticicbncntcn Neroronung ylr. 100,
slbinniit A. @araqropb - Quie am 2s glos
bember 1911 amcnorD. I'M GrdubnB ndb9es
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so Suh 0iili6 Der @opnr Strobe SirnBe, ais
cine 5iientlidbe Garage 5n beuuben.
3. 3. Slrne,
(glpr2t 23) @ebdloesSnlpeitor.
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berlin fcat Oisica in gIbrcOc, Oaf i'd, Gin Ocutfdcs

Werlin clt off5Iel IN ybreoe onR Idl eIn oeniidcs
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bcn BON Anane nicbt an oie MGr pon Der Splr oes
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@orfaa 5eigt ooB oas observation-disclosures oas Die Bel
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ocs Geniur beOiirtg it, uO er 5egt aud ooB ole Oro
iiide Geniurporoge, Die eBt ocm Senat porlegt uno
ron 0ieiem redt a6f1ai0 beproden miro nd]t ongeno
men weroen iolte; oenH wenn crit enna 0rotiidc Sen
fur 0urd 0as 6loen lirlO SriegS Departenlent geibt
MIRO piiroc Elm Dement,, me Oos eriud6nte bon Berlin
eoenous pon eincm iibereirigen 8eamtcn lntcroridt
mcroen un0 oas &of mir0e ole gSabrbeit ndt cridh.
rem Solnnee Die 4reiie fre it, fonnen penieens Die
inob61igigen 3eitiingen Der plannGBigen Scrbebnng
ecr g0lfer BIS ST. enem sepiiien GraOe ourd Gerbre
hne Der gSobr6eit enoe9enar6eten a9irO Die %rciie
gcncbct oonn fam ndJtS mebr Dem pcmatiidben tci-
eltrebcn, oos berets rrgonrt lit, @n6at gebietcu.
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IS miro biermit bcIannt eenladt, oab Gr.
Sbco. 6opie. eemdb Der am 10. SUM 1908
lntcrsei6neien &croronnna gir. 155. Nbi6nit
AZ Qardorapb ~ Ouic am %. 9iopcmber 1911
amenoirt), Inn @runbnib nadeciucbt tat oas
9lnueien aui Der Sitcite Der ScnelersStrnBe.
142 SUB iiiolicb Der 80 Stra6c, ais cine oltenis
Z. 3. NArne
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@efanmtmadlmmaem.
Niirrau oce Ojc0anbe.5nIpcitors

10 glpril 1917
o. Sri5 0cnidb Der an 10. Snni 1908 nnters
5eidneicn &eroronnna ylr. 1876, gbi0niit Az,
@drdQrapb II Ouie am % 9iuoembet 1911
amcuoirD, nm 9rlnmhniB ndhpeuChi bat. ods
glnucnicn au Der 9citieite Der 40. SilaBe.
462 Sub nuropeltli6 Der 80 Strabe, ais elne
3. g. 9Nrne,
(glpr2D Gebduoes Snpeiior.