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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-03-23
MEO|A1ORS AVERT
RAILROAD STRIKE
MANAGERS ACCEDE TO EN-.
PIOYES' DEMANDS-ADANGSON
LAW VALID.

With the railroad strike definitely
averted, both railway managers and
brotherhood chiefs have been turning
their efforts this week toward more
minute study of the situation they
have brought about.
The settlement was reached Mon.
day morning, after three days OF
almost constant conferences, when
the railroad managers accepted the
full demands of the Ademson law and
signed an agreement to have Presi-
dent Wilson's mediation board settle
the details with the chiefs of the
brotherhoods. Under this agreement,
the regulations Of the Adamson
eight-hour law we're to be complied
with by the railroads, even II 1t were
decided unconstitutional. A few
hours later the United States supreme
court. by a to 3 vote decided that
the law was valid.
Rocele Through Patriotism.
Patriotism swayed to its height by
the sinking Of three American vessels.
first reported early Sunday morning
while the conferees we're still dead
locked. brought from the railway
managers committee early Monday
the announcement that they would
accept the brotherhood chiefs de-
mands rather than give the impress
sion at home or abroad that the eff
cient operation of the country's rail-
ways would be hamperad or impaired
in the face of its latest peril. Pre-
viously, three hours before the strike
order was to become effective last
Saturday evening, the mediation
board, composed of Franklin X. Lane,
secretary of the interior; w. B. Will
son, secretary of labor; Daniel Will
lard and Samuel Gompers, president
of the American Federation of La
Dor, had obtained from the brother
hoods a postponement Of the strike
until Monday evening. The signing
Of the agreement and the supreme
court decision then removed all pos
sibility of a strike.
Increased passenger and freight
rates seem sure to be demanded by
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-03-23
Country Demands Revenge for Ruthlessness.

Appeals by cabinet through
demanded Immediately mot only for the sake Of Americas
science but for the sake of the of the world His advisers
he the Russian hearen the allied
for the ovw M e and bs
peace to the world vastly
kilograms and much of the advice that White House
have % and have been in clara that
clared this to be time for waiting hear from the
tell the country the people what they must they have
finally the president of the United States decide
and lead the without tmdy the question
n e whs %s % ds has been told by his closest
and trusted advisers and counsors effect what
advanced the for the extra
sion from April e to April This act interpreted by Of bis
Mann and hope % a. % s the n might mig
specific declaration of hostilites inevitable
Decision of Policy Rests With Congress.
The extra session starts two weeks earlier than originally called
Some the Danish West
Panama All win be needed and much time possible was
The presidents action summoning congress
anything that can do
ct American lives and interests from German He and
States Congress only body the United States which
authorize war President resi- Wilson will lay the situation before it
been russ murdered the high and will ask that
decide what policy this shall adopt reply
there what that be- An immediate official dear
drowning Of Mrs. Mary Hoy and Miss Elizabeth Hoy Of Chicago
following the topedong and sinking without warning the Cunard
aona last month"; expected Judging from the opinions
and Washington
Of chasers hastily ordered while on
rnb the eek the vv Wednesday bids opened for 200
800 hxe ha or 11ofoo sped boats avail
h, % WITH Tn avv and submarine
bearing the brunt of the work. but ~ - , .., 81.
the surface the has Nothing m is being permitted U
stand IN the way OF
rrovido
half million Wandering !" needed 1t Will 0e on
navy yard
uot Tuesd.v on 40 suhm.rinel ro,+,r,.a nm
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-03-23
u. S. PREPARES FOR CONFLICT
CONGRESS EXPECTED TO DECLARE STATE OF WAR EXISTS WITH GERMANY

wd Of THREE Ud American Ma P Fi Greatest t
Extras Grave
by 1h Dp Marks End f Ii Constants to ZEE
o Umtd aldm President Wilson Wednesday, April earlier
Sc 10
~ ~bNd % hre mfrna db an HI resi-
hl government
~ t m fg d hmg ggh hhp % he
NJ menn a United dshma Dee War
nna ahhsn cabinets that declared
he imperial
to Mp state @draHnT OF Then nMhn Mmnmerhe in dpd how
h ~
f lcO will bn S %
tpdh h pMdy declared nnahnG md k y op the ar
h po m n al International
hwarm Emqe
us
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1917-03-23

Throughout the week the navy
and army departments have been
buzzing with preparations. The navy
is bearing the brunt Of the work, but
under the surface the army has
shaped its plans whereby it can call
out the national guard anew and
also provide sufficient officers for the
training Of a half million men. 4,
The New York navy yard began
work Tuesday on 40 submarine
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
WEST SHOULD COP ONE OF THE MAJOR LEAGUE
GONFAL0MS; WOULD STIMULATE MUCH INTEREST

New York, April ls--One of the
major league gonfalons should g,
west this year for the good oil base
ball
Nothing better could happen to the
national agme than revival of inter.
sectional rivalry In the major leagues
ana don't be all surprised, Steyador.
u fils very thing comes to pass
FOR the past six years the East has
hogged the worlds series. And the
last time a western team got into the
blue ribbon event the fans on the
Gunset side of the Allegheny range
gct but little satisfaction, for the Ath
ietlcs moppcd up on the Cubs In short
order, Winning four out OF five games
Inc exporting folks in the east
nave lamped the two major league
races this year from every conceiv.
aole angle, trying to figure out a way
10 make their advance awards of
championship fit into Boston. phila.
delphia and Greater New York. But
2 close up of the coming races is dis.
couraging for the critic who wants IN
piosnosticato in favor Of Eastern
teams with fair chance of getting
away with it.
IN the National League only one
western club appears to have n
clance Tor the ilrs;-ciyision berth
That club is the Chicago Cubs. So
It seems to be a cut-and-dried erich
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Rid of the Torment
of Rheumatism

Send mo Foley Kidney PMS an
uaaly zone UP with rhcrmotism ana
they are the only thinl that holm
me, A. ]. Walsh, snefrela. Colo. '
rheumatism Is stubborn as n n,p,o
--it hangs on like a lcech---wearsn nun, o,e
your sirength--worrles you with pain
rass on your vitaiity---depresaea
your mind--affects your healthi
~ I'm ,et y hang on you! Don't givo
ney PILE! For they work diree,,n ' ~
the fidneys--tone up and sironot, VI W
them to the perfect action that Ieer.
uric ncid out of tho blood, and eio
away the cause Of rhcuma tlsm In i,,.
bago and stiff. swollen, aching ioInis
begin now, today. ana soon Vol, viii
again be active and free from pain
NJ. Walsh Winds up Ills letter ~ Am y.
by saying: II consider FOLEY Kidnsv
Pills the best have ever used. and
have tried several different rem.
Ddlss.' 1ous druggist soils them
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

hat the National League rag is going
% land on this side of the country.
No matter what else may be said
me fact remains that the race in the
American League tins year is going
to be five or six club gallon to the
wire, and the pennant will probably
be won by the smallest percentage Of
the past five or six years. And the
west has the advantage in numbers
when 1t comes to sizing up the on.
tries.
III the east put down the Red SoX
ana Yankees They both look sweet
And they are going to be there fight
Ing. But the west has the White Sox
ligers, Cleveland Indians and the
Browns, and every one of these clubs
VIII probably cut strong figure IN
the race some time during the cum.
mer. The Sox and Tigres are the
strongest western entries. Tho md.
ians and Browns. as we have said in
these columns before, may be figure.
as dark horses. So it looks bright
Tor the western clubs in the Ban
Johnson circuit.
here's hoping that the West wins
in the big event next
lall, Baseball needs just that kind OF
shot in the arm.
l9l7 has started out TO be a war
OF npsets and many scuttlei OF per
lectiy good dope may be toppled over
oelofe another tweve-month becils
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
WILLIAMS WAS TERROR TO
NEW YORK EVILD0ERS
Broke Up Gangs and Earned Title
Gear of Tenderloin."

New York. For nearly thirty years
one Of the most striking and pctur-
esGuc figures in the metropolitan police
department was former Inspector
Alexander =. Williams, who died re-
Gently.
williams was policeman of the old
school. Sometimes they allcI him
the clubber.' and at others ''the car
OF the Tenlcrlon." He earned both
titles, the former breaking heads OF
thugs on the lower east side and the
gas house district, and the latter By
his conduct during the eleven years he
was IN command OF the West Thirtieth
street precinct
In 1896 Williams tired of ship car
pcntry. the trade lie had ledlucl and
became policeman. His first post
was on Houston street, where the
toughest men III the city congrcgatel.
Their specially was "bcatin. COPS"
but they did not beat Williams. Pick,
ing out the toughest Of the gans, vii.
liams thrashcd him thoroughly. There
afser the new policeman was not trou-
blcd.
IN 1877 no was made captain and sent
to the East I'hirty-lfth street station
Gangs ruled the neigllborhood, but the
new captain dubbed them into sub.
mission.
1t was in 1876 that Williams was
sent TO the West Thirticth street sta.
ton, controlling the district given over
10 gambling and all night rcvels. He
retired on pension after the Lexow
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
A Sure Way To
End Dandruff

There is one sure way that has never
failed 10 remove dandruff at once, and
that is to dissolve it, then you destroy It
.ntirely. To do this, just get about four
ounces Of plain, common liquid arvon
from any drug store (this is all you will
need), apply it at night when retiring
use enough to moisten the scalp and rub
it in gently with the finger tips.
BY morning, most If not all, OF your
dandrtf will be gone, and three or four
more applications will completely dis
solve and entirely destroy every single
sign and trace of it, no matter how much
dandruff you may have.
You will find all itching and digging
Of the scalp will stop instantly, and your
hair will be fluffy, lustrous, glossy, silky
ana soft. and look and feel a hundred
times better.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
TELEGRAPH SPORT
NEWS
Stccher Loses.

Omaha, Neb. April 10 Whatever
claims J oeStecher, of Dodge. Neb.
may have had to the wrestling champ.
ionship. OF the world are now in the
hands of Earl Caddoek. of Anita. la.
following Stecher's refusal to come
into the ring for third fall last night
after each man had won one, Stecher
took the first with his famous scissors
hold in l:22.00 After fifty-tive min.
utes Caddock pinned Steeher to the
mat but the fall was disallowed by the
referee, who said he had ordered them
to the center of the ring before the fall
was completed CaddocE then went af.
ter Stecher again and caught him with
full Nelson. Stecher did not rot,un
and after serving notice on his sec
onds TO produce their man the referee
declared Caddock the winner.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
MUST SUBMIT TO X. RAY.
Mitchell to Radiograph VOTERS Ankle
Before Signing Player.

lfManager Mitchell Of the Cubs goes
much further with an idea he sprang
In the way of determining the value
OF player by means Of the X ray
some recruits and veterans may show
up badly when their "domes' are pho
tographed.
Mitchell Is willing to sign Harry
Wolter. provided bis legs are O. X.
Wolter. n wonderfully feet outficlder
fractured his ankle several years ago.
Mitchell told him to hnye It X rayed
and " the picture showed the bones
set right promised to sign Wolter.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
They Dent Like Hearses,

The hearsc although by no means !;
modern invention, has not yet lleilr
tratcd into some Of the remote count.
districts of England. The coffin of the
late Duke of Norfolk when it arriv,
from London at his country estate Il
Arundel was not put in hearsc, 70
none was available there; but. accord
ing to custom, was placed in an or,i
nary farm wagon and drawn BY four
horses TO the castle.
In many parts Of agricultural En-.
land the use of n hearso is REGARDED
with distrusf, the farmers theory be
ing that ''the Lords harvest wlic.
gathered should be carried IN the same
way as mans harvest"
-----------------------
Some people are born great; others
crate upon US.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
SPORTS
GOATS" D0iG MAY
BOX HENDERSON

Promoters of the Rock Island box
Ing club are now negotiating with
Goats Doig for a ten round go
against Earl Henderson. the crack
Rock Island weIterweight As the in.
dueements are good Dogs manager,
Ed. Coyne, is likely to hook up his
star for a battle in that city.
Melvin Stevenson will also hox
some good boy on the same card.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Nursery Stock Tor Sale.

Wednesday and Thursday, April 10
and T. We have a carload of nursery
stock at the Novelty Feed Barn on
West Main street Some extra fancy
stock fer sale. Fruit trees AMI grape
vines. home grown asparagus plants,
two years old. j. ". McMullen.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
TO BE FIGHTERS HAVEN.
legaIizod Boxing to Continue In Min
nesota For Two Years.
',gs1i

Legnlized boxing will continue In
Minnesota for at least another two
years. The bill to repeal the boxing
law passed by the legislature two
years ago was defeated In the state
senate BY d vote of ~ oE'1 This was
known a. the Sagcpx repeal measure.
and It's proponents believed 1t would
lie passed IN the senate but might fail
Ia the house. The vote. although 1t
came after two postponcmcnts. was
something OF surprise. Therefore
that st. Paul will soon see some OF
me biggest hoi,s that cun be arranged
D. the general belief,
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

Actor-Thc people In this town don't
understand acting I'll be hanged IT
ever net here again. Stage Manager
You will. my boy II was MI could do
70 Keep HE audience from lylirhlng you
'nnl.llt. I.ippincott's.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
Great Mn Powor.

odd Blanks nicces and ncphews
don't dare balk him In The slightest
thing"
lie must have great viii power"
"ioil bet he has! He can will 50.
t'IUU0O."- Boston Transcript.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10

Poor Darcy.
zoe. Mis- Anril 10

Milwaukee. Wis. April 10-Lester
Darcy win not lei the State Boxing
Commission bar him from Wisconsin
by default. After the Commission hal
examined +. T. O'Sulliyan. who claims
ID have been named as his Darcy had
wired he would come here after MS
New Orleans battle and give his side
OF the case and his reasons for not go
ing through with battles in Wisconsin
TO which Sullivan hal signed him.
Coian May Need Dundee.
Racine, Wis, April l0-Red Dolan,
the New Orleans lightweight will nave
a match with Johnnie Dundee as the
prize If he trims Rocky Kansas in
their bout here Thursday night. Dun
dee agreed to the match in telegram
received here yesterday.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
SCOOP
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

WHY NOT?
Since Hotel kaiserhof has changed
its name to Atlantic why not change
the name of
GERMAN FRIED POTATOES.
SAUERkRAUT
GERMAN SAUSAGE.
FAMOUS FRACTIONS.
you win the next one and that will
make US even"
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
Which do you prefer, 10 die in the
country or for the country?
THERE MUST BE SOME FRAUD.
Star boxers viii spar for Red
Cross says headline and to think how
hard they light for an Iron Cross in
Europe.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
coulon Wins.

Now Orleans. La. April 10 johnny
Coulon. cx-bantom champion, defeat.
ed Bobby Hughes in ten rounds here
last night. Coulon was too crafty for
the youngster and floored him in the
eighth round with vicious left hook.
Hughes was caught going away, how
ever, and was up immediately. The
loser made hit with the fans BIZ
standing toe to toe with Coulon ana
lighting him throughout.
Free trader-journal. (Ottawa, Ill.) 1916-1920, 1917-04-10
ANSWER THIS QUESTION.
THERE MUST BE SOME FRAUD.

Which do you prefer, 10 die in the
country or for the country?
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

@urSen i'm ganamt bic glans rilr ole
ueue Soffman ShuIe.

SIM itaotiiden @nuarnt irurben ae.
itcrn bonn @eibdftsfiibrer bes S6ul'
ratbs Charles ". Sanoinnn bic YGli'
plane flrr bic neie Soffman GdNlc
unter5reitet Die 8diifoiten fir oas
5peiitotfi9e @ebiuhe, oas an Der IlIr'
rel auerue, Iiiblih pon Der Sapsbura
aperure errid,tet tperben ioQ, iin6 aui
100000 ceranitlagt fporOcu.
Sm sfeIIereeidob befiraen Tiff
SpieIjirumer fir bic anab,n uno
g3dbden, bic ainoergarten..RdrmIid,
sciten, Sic 5urnbcle Torhenbdrcr.
fotpie Der saal fir ben Sanoierti1.
feitsirittcrridr. Dos erite Stofperf
entbdIt af)t alafiensirnmer, ocs 9im.
r:1er bes PrirBipals, Die Britnt5inumsr
Der 9ebrer, icipie aud ons Guoito'
tiim. ipibrere ii6 iin sfpeiten Stef.
irerf ndlt alaiien5immer, Gin 9irldl-
,immer ioipie Der 9id,m FIR Der
Observation-Disclosures befinSeu iper.
Sen. glifEcrbem 1T elm 3cdearten pnr'
gcicsen uno Der 9aii pir6 In eotbi.
s.hem Gt:l berart olisgefiitrt iperoen,
BOB obue Sdpieriafeit 'pater Gin
,sliigel anseballt iperoen fam.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19
5emertuebrlemte
Die fir ben Rilitarbienit sssOse.
paroen, nah Camp Sbermnn
geianbt.

Su ue6sreinitimmung nit Grrons
aemsnts, bic 5euerps6r6ef SOulton
tiirJli4 nit ben Utilitdrbeboroen in
@amp S6ermm gema6t bate, truten
seitsrn iiebeu bieiise GeuerpsbrIsute,
bic Su beneu sebOren, bic fir Den
&rie9soieuit ge5ogen rDoroen limb, ols
EeiIe bortbin an, UNI nit Der Srs
guuriatiOH Der bOrtigen Jeusrpebr gu
beginner. SnsSeiammt follsn % Eiss
iise ieuerpebrIsute, Die fir ben
&rie9soienit genommen Duroen, na6
bem Santonnemunt gsiuaOt tpero;H.
Die geitsrn tortbin Geidnoteu Das
ren: DiIliam 9ippert, SubititutsTsu'
erpebrmunn; SpAn GummerielD Don
&ompagnie go. 8; SObn Cunningham
3on Der apmpagnie Ro. As; 3ho"las
Softer pOn Der &ompasnie y2o. 10;
elmer Sbeppnro DON Der Spmpagnie
go. %; 2nfreb @srbarot Dpn Der
Gompagnis go. 43 unb 8iqiam Qbel
DON Der apmpugnte go. AZ.
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SHrsea
Sieftrten ben ramiltuner SO5ialilten
ben @unoesheb6roeu nns.

Der 9amtItpner SpSiaIiit Sus
Deib, Der DOR sinissn Wpnaten Der=
baffef porbsn mar, neil er in Solnils
ton hur9 Rebsn seser bic apnitrIp'
tion agitirt baben IOqte, tpurbe seitern
BON feinen 8iirseu Dem SiIfssSunass'
marIhdQ Counts iiberuutportet ano
pprlGufis mad bem GpuntpsstdusniB
eebra6t.
Gr bsfunb ii6 gegeu eins giirsibatt
ppn $4,000, bic non Carl 9rib ano
1reb Oissba6 oeItsut nOrbsH mar, in
sSretbeit uub bic giirg.n srtlarten ees
fern, bob Iie ibrer 9erpfIi4tuneen
entlebigt lem poQteu.
Deib lit fir ben ariegscienft ldss
geboben tporosn unb iolIte beute nab
Gbiuicptbe in bas SantounerRsut abees
ben. Gr batte nm Sefreiune DOM
WliIitGrbienit nuhgdu6t, nit Der Be
eriiupune, nub er gesen ben arieg let
aber fem @eiud mar abi4Iasis pe'
ichieoeu iporben.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-09-19

Sat sidJerbeitsbirsftOr fsrieblaubes
Die geriammlmns, in pelder
grsfefior Seott 9enrins
iprrden iollte.
FoI;5si aHseuieien, ale gsriammIuu.
sen 5n inbibirsH, in iurIden ole
9leaierune bisfrsbiiirt miro.

Trofeiior Geott .1earing aus 70.
Ieoo ipiro fem; fir fcmneneen Nens.
tcg mgetilntiete Heoe I'M 3eitiHen
aliib nift baIien. Sidlsrfeitsoireftor
6rieolauber bat geitern our6 Die 9o.
Ii5eI bem BernaIter oes Geuti9,n
Stubs, Serrn ". Steinbcf, ben ltrit-
ten pefcbl 5ugcben loiien, bic Saae
ni6t an Die SoJialiItiit'e gartet mel.
dc ben 8ortrng nrrangirt batte, 5ir
nctnliethau Enb oieiem @efcbl miro
iel6iireoeno ittift 5olse geleiitet fJce.
Sai.
9luBcrocm oiirfte iib Die gncrb.
ilfil oes Observation-Disclosures aud
aiif anoere 8eriannuliu,gen be5;eben.
oenn er gab Foli5eitlef Gopelm g..
iebl ale 8eriammlunscr 81 inbib;.
rcn, in ipelG,en Der 8eriii6 gelnatlt
'piirfe, bic punoesregierung anBu.
9ieifen oSer in U1ibfrehit All bringcn.
.auf 8rimO BON Snfornraiion" ,
kate Der Observation-Disclosures 9cftern,
re mir bc,iinlit Scs geplcntsn BOZ
t:nss non geott Rcoring non abioIui
rprtraucnsniiroiger Scitc 3ngeInn.
,ea lit. babe i'd oem eigenthiirner Der
Central SirntnIle Den Refebl 3uoeben
b.iien. ba5 bic oeplante 9erinnnnlitnJ
MAI geInttet peroen rpiro uaO 5abe
9oIiieid',f 9cpeldn III gleider 3eit
ongetpiefcn, aIle ihnIiten gerinmu,.
Iingen 3u ;nbibiren. Nit a1en gerin.
sen ODER 8ereinigilngpn, fuelf,c gef.
iamnlingen NIT Der 9IbIid)t pInncr
Die 3icle Der Tegicrlrng in oisicnl
arie1e fir Sreibcit irno Temotrotie
IN 0iiBfreoit su brinaen, tpirS FUN.
:nGriih perfabren iperben. Gs tperben
geiemanoen ltno rirseros 0ffentIide
@leimIngsduberureen geitattet rer.
ben bic illoDaI ober unpatriotii6
itno.~
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Der ztastratb
Sapeliere erbalten am 0ounastas ia
Sadleu Der sawinoslanftionen
oas @crt.

9Im TonnerEtag gorlnittog perben
Die b!eiiaen Sitpeliere biniid)tlih ii.
rec Yroteiies gegcn bic in oct Iesten
3eit bier aufgetaud)ten anftionato.
reu. ole SdmlilfiaGen angebIidl III.
ter iaIidjcn YorIpiegelungen ieiIbie.
ten, ods @ort erbnlten. 9efanntlid
hattie Der bieiige Ycr6ano Der Ssiiiue.
liere oeIn Staotrutb Gin StreibeH
5ugcbeu Iaiieil, in tpelhem Iim ole sln.
nabme eiiier Oroinnrl5 ,uT Shus oer
reeIlen @eihdfte geeen hieien siuI.
tionSidpinbeI nahgeiudt puroe.
Gieies SdJreibeis rpGrsr INN in Der
gcitrigen Gieiing mii antrag BON
S>errn Dhillen ON oaS Gonnnittet tiir
@eiebe un6 4ontrafte terpieien, nit
Ner geitintnuine. oaB oieies aoun,it-
t., AM 9onlnrstnp @ornlittag nm
5ctm llbr in Der glugelegenteit eins
UficntIide Sibung abbaIteH mirh. &c.
lcgentlid DeldRr ollie Sutereiieilteu
@cIrsen6ett erbalieIr iolisn. iih Jii
dibcrn. Bon benz Grgebnib oieicr
Sicung tperoen oaun peitere Sdritie
al tbangen.
lie pom Observation-Disclosures ssrico.
lanocr iinterbreitete Croincn3. Surdl
;JeIde Der Boiten eines .gnrpepors"
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