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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03

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tional amendment, whose submission |
was approved Aug. by the senate, SIS |
TO 20. will be pressed in the house. |
while both bodies will be urged to ap- j
prove submission OF the so-caIled
Susan B. Anthony amendment for
equal suffrage, which has been favor |
ably reported to the senate calendar.
Speaker Clark soon will appoint a
chairman for the new, special house
committee on woman suffrage.
Expect Moratorium Issue.
The administration soldiers and
sailors civil rights bill, which passed
the house last session but failed TO get
through the senate. soon will be taken
up by the senate judiciary committee.
II operates in the nature Of morator-
ium. suspending court processes
against members of the American mil
itary forces. Other unfinished war leg
/ islation includes Senator Chamber
/ lain's resolution to subject aliens to
the draft; Senator Calder's bills for
daylight saving end expeditions nat
uralization of aliens. and Senator Pom
erene's bills. to enforce government
control Of iron and steel products and
for reclamation Of physically unfit men
for military service
Revision Of second class postage
rates for publications also promises to
be agitated during the session.
Creation Of a congressional commit
| tee to supervise war expenditures,
which President Wilson prevented dur
ing the last session, will be urged by
Senator Weeks Of Massachusetts and
other Republicans The proposal of
Chairman Fitzgerald Of the house ap-
preparations committee for single
committee TO control war app opria-
tons also is pending.
Spectacular features during the ses-
sion are regarded as possible develop
ments from the agitation against SEN
ator La Toilette and others because of
their opposition to some war legisla-
ton. He and Senator Hardwick OF
Georgia have announced their inten-
ton to seek repeal Of the draft law
while Senators La Toilette and Sher-
man Of Illinois have peace resolutions
,, pending before the senate foreign re-
lations committee.
War Estimates are Large.
A war budget of more than eleven
billion dollars to pay army and navy
costs during the fiscal year 1919 faced
congress today when the governments
estimates were presented The sun
represents only the strictly military
: expenses that can be estimated so fal
in advance and is more than two and /
half billion larger than similar appro
priations made for the year 1917-191S
: SO far as the estimates show 1t pro
vides only for raising and maintaining
9 an army of 100000 men, and carry
ing out naval and coast fortifcatiol
increase projects already authorized.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
SALOON CASES TO
COME UP DEC. II
No Change OF Venue VIII Be Taken
From County Court In Moline
Bootlegging Hearing.
JUDGE RULES AGAINST MOTION
Endeavor Of Defendant To Hare Trial
In Another Tribunal Is Not
Successful.

No change Of venue will take place
in the case of Emil Bogaert, charged
with violation OF the terms of his pro-
after having pleaded guilty to selling
intoxicating liquor in anti-saloon ter
ritory. The matter vii come up for
hearing before Judge n. A. Larson in
county court Dec. II, as previously
set.
Saturday afternoon Bogaert filed a
motion for change of venue, setting
forth his belief that Judge Larson is
prejudieed, and that he reached such
conclusion Eat 10 o'clock the morning
of Nov 3d. which was the time the
court imposed sentence after Bogaert
had confessed to violation of the terms
OF probation, after which the confess
sion was withdrawn.
This morning the motion was argued
before Judge Larson and was denied
In Huyvaert Groove.
The Bogaert case is now headed liz
a straight course in the groove cut II
the case of Henry Huyvaert. The two
matters are on all tours, one with thu
other, as the lawyers say, and there |!
reason to believe that as the tria
proceeds they will continue in sucl
position. For this reason the decis
ion of the Huyvaert case in the ap
pellate court is being awaited will
keen interest not only by the partie
Of interest in the two cases, but b,
bootleggers past and prospective,
The Huyvaert case was fought gu
without deciding precedents in I'LL
nois, and what the courts say Of
will determine the status of variou
| statutes. Among the principal mat
tiers at issue is the right of count
court to have a probation officer. an
another is the question of accepting
plea and payment of a fine on on
count and holding under probation 0
others.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
DRJJRY

So T. Davis Is quite III at his home
here. Mr. Davis rs S4 years cld ana
,one of the few old soldiers who are re-
siding lu this vicinity.
Carl witte will have a closing out
sale at his residence, about six miles
southeast OF Muscatine. Wednesday.
Dec g. The Baptist ladies VIII serve
lunch.
Miss Ethel Foster Of Muscatine is
spending the week with Miss Arizona
Watson
Mrs Rebecoa Mitchell, who spent the
,ast two weeks with Mrs. watson, De
parted Tuesday for Reynolds. III, where
she VIII remain with her niece for some
lime
Miss Broadsonta Of Dayton. Ohio, who
y working I'm the interest of home ms
Sons, attended missionary meeting AZ
NO y. A. kleist home Tuesday, where
she gave a very interesting talk Inc
society mad election OF officers. with
AS j. b. Bowser as president. Mrs. -,
4 Ripley as vice president, Mrs Gharles
roster as treasurer and Mrs. Dan
Neist as secretary
4, Born Saturday. Nov. "a. 70 Mr.. and
Ars. Robert Workman, son.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Kleist spent sun,
ny with their son and wire, Mr- aho
Mrs. Fred Klelst, at Bay Island.
Mss Minnie Crabell, who Is te9cu-
ny school district No. 81. is spending
Island
Mesdames J. L. and o. A. Warinaf
spent Tuesday In Muscattne.
bliss leila Warman returned frluas
rom an extended visit with her sister
MS Bowser OF Detroit. Mich.
A box sociahle and entertainment wa
gwen az the Thornton school under va
slperylsion OF Miss Callie thompson
NE teacher.
A Thanksgiving program, was give "
.l the German NJ r. church Thursua'
s,Nening by the Epworth league Iher'
~dS large attendance. !,
Rev j, n. Winters spent Tuesoay !
pay Island looking after the Interest,"
'" us church at that place.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
SOLDIERS HURT IN
RAILROAD WRECK
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trl; 4s4S North Rockwell street. Chi
cago; left leg broken.
N. NJ. Kneisley. Three Hundred Thir-
ty-third, machine gun battery; eitl-
zens' building, Cleveland. Ohio; right
leg broken.
Clarence E. Hass. Company B, Three
Hundred Thirty-third. machine gun
battery: South Bend, Ind, head and
shoulders bruised.
Harold s. Thorsen, Company B,
Three Hundred Thirty-third. machine
gun battery; Citizens building. Cleye-
land, Ohio; right leg hurt
Ralph D. Krebanm. Company b.
Three Hundred Thirty-third. machine
battery. 6212 Lakewood avenue, Chi
cage; right leg. left shoulder hurt.
Norman E, Anderson, Company B.
Three Hundred Eleventh. sanitary
train; Chicago, head and back hurt.
John Malley, Company c, Three
Hundred Thirty second. machine gun
battery; S136 Exchange avenue. Chi
eago: right shoulder and back in
jured.
! Lewis Jenkins. Three Hundred Six
ty-fifth. infantry; 241 Western ave-
nue.. Chicago; head cut. leg bruised.
Mrs. Morris Ferry, Rockford; in
/ jured slightly.
]. F. Merriweather, Three Hundred
Sixty-fifth, infantry leolored: 5476
Woodlawn avenue. Chicago.
/ John Sheemau. Three Hundred Eley-
enth engineers. bruised about head
and knees; 4735 Indiana avenue, Chi
cago.
/ Harold Schmaltz, ambulance COM
pany 342, internal injuries; 10 East
Twenty-fifth street. Chicago
Szymonajtya. Company B, ammuni-
ton train, slight bruises; Chicago.
Chicago, Dec. 3.-After careful in
vestigation the officials of the Illinois
Central railroad announced that the
wreck of the troop train near Grang
er. H., was caused by a broken roc
which. dragging beneath the tank o.
! the engine, struck the point of {
switch and opened it detecting tn,
coaches from the main track. Fhi,
: statement was made by T. J. Foley
Twice president in charge of operation
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03

evening there will be English SER
vices.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
ARGUE OVER PAIR
SHOES; IS JAILED
Mrs. Sam Fryer Injured In Seuffle
With Customer Following Con-
troversy On Price.
MAN BEING HELD UNDER BONDS
John Mercer Objects to Charge for
Footwear and Tussles With
Proprietress.

An argument over a pair of shoes
landed man in custody of the Rock
Island police
John Mercer went into Fryer's sec
ond hand store ON Second avenue Sat
urday night to buy the footwear. Mrs.
Sam Fryer waited on him. An argu-
ment arose over the price Of the shoes.
from the woman They pulled back
and forth and finally let go, Mrs. Fryer
falling back against stove.
Her hand was bruised as result of
striking against the stove. She had
Mercer arrested. Today the case
against him was continued for a. week
to determine exactly what the extent
of Mrs Fryer's injuries will be. Ier-
Ger is under s400 bond.
! Charles Grafton was released today
after lie had agreed to settle up with
legged he collected and failed to turr
over. Ziffren operates a coal com
pany SGrafton was employed by him
Ziffren charged Grafton collected ST.
and did not give 1t to the firm. He hat
Grafton arrested.
Tries Cleanup.
William Syrie of Davenport wen
into Pearls restaurant, Third avenu
near Twentieth strete. aud threatens
to clean out the place. Patrolmal
i Thorman nabbed him and he was fine
S. and costs today.
All the news all the time-Th
Argus.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
SICK BENEFIT AT
COLLEGE is PLAN
,,cusiana Students To Hold Mass
Meeting To Discuss Proposed New
Organization.
PERFECTION FOR THE NEEDY
ro,lection Of ~ Annual Fee From
Those Joining Has Been Sug-
gested.

,ppusana students will hold a
nsss meeting Wednesday to take
s,sos toward the organization of
..cE benefit association. The purpose
81, the association is to provide pro-
..ctiop 10 the unfortunate students
.bo need financial help in case of
.srlous sickness. During this last
-a1esier three such have been report
"a 10 the Students union and appeals
made for help, and the idea is to per-
tsrt an organization at once and cover
~ least a large part of the hospital
gcrvlca for these students. TWO weeks
seo a committee was appointed 10 in
rsstipgte and report the feasibility of
.prb an organization and next We'd
resdav this committee will report fla
yorably and Il is expected that favor
allie action will be taken The plan
In brief as viii he outlined by the
committee is as follows;
Providing $50 students will join the
orrauization and pay 81 per year dues
that the association guarantee at least
$40 sick benefit per year for those
who need medical care.
As soon as a student is taken sick
the natter is to be reported to the as
soriafi0n and the case taken over and
all bills guaranteed up to $50 and il
at the end of the year surplus re-
mains that this viii be divided UP Pre-
rata among those who need it. A pro
vision will be made for an extra as
sessment in case the fee is inadequate
The organization Is TO be student
organization with a member Of the
general faculty as manager and treas
urer who viii he empowered by rules
and regulations to pay out thu
amounts to those in need,
The committees report will STATE
\ that the fee Of So is merely a trial fol
this year and il years experience
warrants it, a larger fee may b.
charged next year and the member
protected againt all hospital and med
ical service. The present plan to b.
outlined by the committee is in oper
alton at Illinois university and low
Teachers college and found very sue
cessful II Augustana perfeCts sue
an organization It will be the secon
q it's kind in the minor colleges, tn
other in Wartberg college, Clinton
Iowa
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
TWO ARE SEEKING TO
SECURE SEPARATION

John Fonger charges Bessie Fonger
with inf1delity in bill for divorce
filed In the circuit court According
to his declaration they were married
in Galva Feb. 16, 1916, and lived to-
gether until May 80, 1916
Otis Murphy of Moline has brought
suit for divorce from Ida Murphy,
whom he charges with desertion His
bill in the circuit court relates that
they were married in Fulton Feb IS,
1911, and lived together until March
1, 1916.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
EXPERT COMES FOR
SWINE INSPECTION

DR., T, B. Logan, federal expert in
hog cholera, arrived last night and to-
day he accompanied Palmer R. Edger-
ton, farm advisor, to Coe township to
investigate the conditions of the i'm
ported herds that are diseased on the
farms of Mike Murphy and Earl Flick
niger.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
CONGRESS ON DECK;
STARTS GREAT MEET

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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03

Central Presbyterian session
will meet this evening with A. NJ.
Klove. 1904 Fifteenth street, for its
regular monthly meeting
The Westminster guild will hold its
meeting this evening at the home of
Mrs R. E. MCGOWAN, 929 Fourteenth
and-a-half street.
The gymnasium classes for girls
will be held as usual at the church
this evening.
On Wednesday evening there will be
the unusual mid-week service, begin
ming at 1880 o'clock.
| The choir will hold its weekly re-
hearsal at the church Thursday even
| ing,
Boy Scouts, troop No. /, meet a
] the church on Thursday evening.
| The ladies' bible class will NEE
with Mrs. b Seeburger, 1901 Four
teenth- and-a-haif street, Friday after
noon for their monthly business ant
social meeting.
Moving pictures will be exhibitet
at the church on Saturday evening
beginning at 7:l5 o'clock
All the news all the time-Th
Argus.
!
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1917-12-03
Daily Bulletin
OfFOOd Prices

The United States food admin
istratiOn. through its local board,
prepares the following statement
Of prices being paid wholesalers
by retailers for the staples named
and the retail prices which should
he charged In Rock Island. Me-
line and East Moline:
SUGAR per 100 Lbs)
Consumer
Retailer pays. should pay
Best gran
ulated 1921 .oSl4 to .OS2.
FLOUR CPer Bag.
well known advertised mill brand;
in cotton bags).
z Dbl 2.65 to ESQ ESQ to 3.05
Il bbl. .,.1.371a to las 1.45 TO l.55
RYE NEAL .CPer Bag.
1917 ID. 80 Ito to lis
RYE FLOUR Per Bag
1872 10. los L2O to les
GRAHAM FLOUR tPer Bag.
10 ID. coo, so to So SO to 20
CORN MEAL CPer Bag).
Yellow. 10
ID ...., So to ,.55 so to SIS
RICE per Lib
Fncy head .O91a to 10 IL to 10
Blue Rose .OS% TO .O9 10 to IL
BEANS (Per. Lib
Navy hand
picked II to Is 20 20 221
Lima .... II to is 20 TO .221
other commodities will be adde
from time to time.
Note Consumers are advised tina
The prices above quoted are for tn
day following publication. The cor
sumar should not pay in excess OF ID
figures quoted. The consumer WI
lend cooperation by trading elsewhei
Il bis dealer attempts to charge in e.
cess Of the foregoing figures. Price
are interpreted from time to time
4 the Rock Island county food int
h nreiatiOn board. a representative BOD
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@ebeudelter Ratriutismus.

Die probritii4en .3eitunsen finb
nerO6s bariiber, bab Der &riea an
Seuti4Ianb nod ni9t ertldrt pprben
1T. Sic fiir9ten, bab Der prdIibsnt
5ur Ginli9t tommen unb elm Yplitit
eini4lagen tDunte, bur4 ipel9e bic
arie9sgefabr aus bem Nsss gsrGumi
rpiirbe. Sn Jolse beiien tpirb bsbcups
tet, oab iebt f4on eeniigeuo @riinbs
DorlGgen, I'm los5ui9lusen uno bab
Der prditbeut es Der gbre Der Patton
i4uloe, obne tpeitere 9er5Oseruns biz
Sriegsertldrung gu erIafen. Sisler
4nruf an bic rationale gbre III nid,ts
lpeiter als cine Seuhelei uno 3tpar
oespegen, neil bic gbre Der glation
ieit 5ipeiunpeinbalb Sabren beitdnbig
unb in Der beleiOigenbiten Deiie BON
ben glaiirten rerleBt lporDen 1T unb
Die probritiide preiie niemals nages
gen Ginipru9 erboben, seidpeige ben
prdiibenten Su elmer ariegserf!Grunq
auFseforbert bat.
8as geleibigenbe an 0eutIGlanbs
Sanblungen, bas nur nit Bin. aes
iiibnt iperben tonns, foa barin beiieten.
ba bes bic Weere iperrt. Del6e Meere
BADEN bic Nliirten ni9t gsfperri, laAae
ebe Oeutf6lanb bic arisgsspne ols
Jolge biefer Spsrre fduf2 Der Nm
lang mar, als Gnglanb bic Norbiee
fir ariegsgebtst ertldrte. 3a,u
f4ipieg bic probritifbe preFe. Damn
folgte cine f4anbli9e geleibiauna Der
nmeritanifden Rution auf bic anbsre.
Ameritanif6en S6iffsn fpurbe i9liess
li9 nid]t Bios bic Norbfee, IonbernI
1ud bas altIantif6e Meer, oas pacis
iif9e Tlser unb iiberbaupt iebes Wseer
Jefperrt, inbem bic @uiirten ppri9reis
oeit tpelte ameritanii9en Daoren ers
oorttrt tperbsn biirfen, ipobin, fin pen|
nnb in pelden Msnsen. aJir baben
I'm nn6eitrsitbdres Reht, ale Woas
zen, bic nidt Rontrebanbs iinb, nad
1eutroleu 2dabru Sus i9idsM Die
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a
Die @ep goItes sGu I'M III
felt bapon iiberasilst. bab DsutI&lanh
bon pornberein &ries segen bic Der.
Stoaten seplant babe. Den 8elpeis
finpet iie partn, pab 0eutI9lano erlt
in bic 8ebingunsen bes prGfieeEten
sinlpilliste, aber nur bespegen, ipeil
es nod ni9t auf einen aries sessn
rHs porbereitet mar. SEPT. ba es oieIe
gorbereitungen setrofien babe, lei Die
Intiinbisuns betreffs bes i9onuagss
loien Sebrau6s Der nntsrieebpcts ers
folgt. Nenn bic Sun" ii4 nidpt az
iiHtlih oumm iteIlem pollte, ipiirbe ibr
bstaunt icin, oab Deutidlanb in ieis
ner Tote gefagt bat, es iperbe bic ihos
nungsIoie @erIentuns unter Der Be-
binsnns einitellcn, baB England Ieinen
4usbungerungstries sesen Seutlde
lamb beenpet. Dieter @usbunser:lnsse
friss lit ni4t einseiteIlt, Ionbern bur9
itrenee glodiruns Der nad SeutIds
Lamb fiibrenben @etpdHsr periddrIt
iporben. 0arauf bat Seutidlanb iei@
ner @ntiinbisuns sendb sebanbelt.
SdlieBlid fiibrt DeutfalanD gar
teinen aries sesen unfer 2anb. Benn
es gu einem foIden ipmmsn fofIte,
tpiirben bic Der. Staaten ibn srilGren.
lin aber benz ltniinn bic &rone auFs
Suieben, bebauptet bic Sun, Seb
9eutihlanb es barauf anselsst babe,
bic Der. Staaten in ben ariss gu oers
ipideln. 0emna9 pertritt bas Refp
gorter probritil9e 8latt bic. Inii6t,
bab Seuti9lano fi9 abiidtli9 einen
muen Seinb made, Inn bic fdon Be-
itebenben 5einbe beier beIiesen gu tDn<
nen. Ser Gntbeder bieIer Sbeoris
folte unter 9eobaGtuns
geiteIt iperoen.
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forSeruna 6Gtut prvnni(asicneu nit
elmer Gefamfntmitglie Daft BON
,iabss,s 10000 eniiprc&tn
Der Getretar bea ~psnce Wsgrs
tiations Committee 6sfi@tei, bnb IN
alIsn Gbeilen bes 2anbeS w5&spilid,
DubsnSs Don geriommIungtH dtoes
baIten fpurben, bic oft bon utt9s als
1000 perionen kiudt tDaren, BE btr
Heipssuns seseniibsr iparnie Gmpdttie
tntaeasn brdaien. gs banbIe ii@ nidt
,um sinen syrieben lin ieben g}rsts~.
man fsi ieboa Der aHii4t bab bic
re1!e grt Griebsn nur bnr6 llnRr'
banblhnesn berbeisefiibrt inerbsn s5ns
ne unb bab cine Jortiesuns berJeiHbs
ielieieiten bic Changing zines pal'
rem Grtebens fdipierigtr, ipenn n;4t
sdn5Iid unn6glid MAIDEN miiie.
. -
Cine Der be5eiGnenbitenR Ruuogebun'
gen Der Iebttn 3eit mar IN elmer tir.
sen unfheinbarsn In sinem Ebeil Der
3eitunssn eritiensnen Rotu mibdI'
ten. Die 4unbsebuns srfoIgte In elmer
In Reisblep abgebaltenen 9tridmms
lung, in ipeldxr ber 9auptrebrsr srs
tlGrte, es erifirten msbrere Dn3s, bic
su ibun in @erbubuns NIT ben 5rrs
eefdIogenen Observation-Disclosures
gen, bos aanb BON itirxr Resieruug
gu sfiparten kredtist lei. Der ariee
iei ni5t Der Qrieg einer Rtsisruna.
fonbern sinRries Der Tationen. 3ipeia
tens ioIrie iein gorfdlag iitr3rbanr
dbeeipiefen, fonbern ieber foIlte eiHer
iorgfdltis eriposenen antiport geiuilrs
bigi perben. Drittens fonte Diefer
9riea aug griinben bes Rubmts pber
Der Rade aud ni9t I'm cine Sturbe
perl1naert iperben. gkrtens Iolltsn
ale erbc5Iiaen NitieI sur 5erbsifiibr
rung eines bduernotu nnb ehrsnbdfs
ten Jriebens poIllommeu guissbeibtn
iperben. Die gebeutuns bieisr aus
fiibrunsen Iiegt In Der 1batfads, bab
Der Rebner i,in seriuserr mar. afs
aprb 8udndiisr, ber friibers aors'
&an3ler gngIanbs.
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uuterieeboute In perldieSemen
2an6eru.
Gnslanos 3du9boots Jlotts. - Deut>
faer llnternebmunSsssiii. - Gnss
lambs Riiditdnbisteit.

Dds llnterIeebpof fat fih fir bic
Jeinbe 9euti6lanbs pdbrenb bes
Srieges CUR sefdbrli6iten unb aeIiirds
tetiten Wnffe ausssbiIbst. gu 8ssinn
bes arie9es purbs nns llntsrieebopt
bon pielsn, aud BON ben 5adleuten IN
0eutfdIanb. nit elmer asipiHen Steps
rs betra9tst. Mon oeriprab ii6 niht
allau Diel DON ieiner Wirtiamteit. Die
ausmeFunsen Der oorbanoeneu 8opte
tparen ilein, ib- 9ltiipusrabius be-
farGntt uno bic Bis babin in ssries
bens3eiten gemahien grfabrungen
rehtfertigtsn i'm dllsemeinen bic gtns
fi6t, bab bic 5bdtistsit osr.untsriees
boots nidt iiber ben aiiiteniduB bin|
ausgeben ipiirbe.
9as Sau66oot lit feline beutfGe Gre
finbuns. 5rantrsid mar Deuti6lanb
ldnge uorangesaagen unb 6atte Inter
Ieebopte iiber llnterissburte sebaut.
Iber troy aaer 9erbeTsrunsen, bic i'm
gaufe Der 3eit an ben 9ooten porses
nommen fpuroen unb trob alIer off
3ielen @eriiderunssn, baB bic fran50s
iiihen unterieebroie alien on iie ges
iteliten gnforberunsen entiprdden,
blieben bic &onitruttionen mnngelbaft
unb oerIagtsn 70 bdufis, bab bic Wafs
fe i'm @rnitfall ith nirgenbs bepdbrt
bat. Was bot man in bisism ariess
BON ben fran30ff6en llntsrieeboOten
seb0rts 9idts.
England tpanbts ben llnterIsebooten
iton felt Sabren betrGdtIi4e @ufs
mertfamisit gu, mas Bel benz Gifsr,
pomit man in gnelanb ale Grfiubuns
gen nnb @erbefsrungsn i'm Seetriegss
ipeien berfolst. Derftdnblid) lit. aber
trob aler 0erfuhe unb 8emiibungen
auf BEN Oebiete Der unterleeboote bat
man In England bic 8sbeutnng bieTer
Waffe ME in ibrem san5en llnrfdnge
3u ipiirbigen berItanbsn, bisOFe ben
griten BON feinbliGsr Gsite gu ibrsm
SGre6en flar gemadt purbe.s Die
suglii6 aibmfrGlitdt iab iu4benGilnsI \
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4lIerfei 9erii6te aur Ger

iteluns zines sutsn ginperns5mers
.3pil Seuti4tanb unb Der gler.
Staaten iino i'm umIauf. SaA eins
@erii1t sebt babtn. bab bic ueutralen
gtd6te nit 9euti9lanb beratben
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