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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
Badly Injured When
Bolt of Lightning
Strikes His Automobile

Standing with his foot on the run
ming board of his automobile after
he had helped friend make repairs
to another car which was damaged in
an accident at Inglenook, w. Arthur
Wilson, 1888 North Fifth street. was
struck by a bolt of lightning and
painfully injured.
The shock knocked Mr.. Wilson over
unconscious. He was later revived
and taken to the office of DIR. A. C.
Coble, of Dauphin, for treatment. AL
though seriously burned about the
hands and arms and left foot, Mr.
Wilson will recover.
The accident occurred about five
CLOCK this morning, just as Mr.. VIII
son was about to return to Harris
III ms auto with William Straw
Igcker' r'h' fltteenth and Hunter streets
tJ machine was damaged last
night when he crashed into a tre'
Mhlch was being removed by the State
iiighway Department. Mr.. straw
hecker' with his parents, was slightly
hurt IN this accident. Ear% t0-d,y
ne ne asked Mr.. Wilson to accompany
nd MIN 10 lnglenook and make the neces-
sdFy repairs to the damaged auto
heaVy thunderstorm was passine oya,
lhe region at the time and lust as the
men were about to return a bolt of
iiShtnlng struck the tree, spIitti,e Q
y, ana then struck Mr.. Wilson's auto
Mr.. Strawhecker was standing to the
not hurt. ""S
Mr.. Wilson is editor of Progress q
publication issued by the brotherhood
heilet and Compensation Fund. main.
tanned by railroad employees.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
ONLY THIRTY OF
200 EXEMPTION
PLEAS GRANTED
Appeal Board Refuses to Make
Blanket Rulings During
Hearings
FEW STEELTON CLAIMS
Of 2,435 Liable to Draft, Beth
lehem Steel Asks to Have
Eleven Excused
FEW STEELTON CLAIMS

After a two-day session which did
not adjourn until 10 o'clock We'd
nesday night the Appeal Board of
Exemption at the Capitol reported
to-day that they had taken up two
hundred claims for exemption on
industrial and agricultural grounds,
and out of this number only thirty
were allowed.
The remainder were either re-
jected or sent back for further in
formation, the majority being in
the latter class. The board ad-
journed until next Tuesday morn
ing when it will meet at nine o'clock
prepared to remain in session for
the rest of the week in order to
clear up matters.
During the two days session many
defects of the draft system as worked
in this State came to light. The
many claims sent back for further
information testified to the loose
rules that prevailed until a recent
Interpretation. Most of the claims
came from the farming districts
While the farmers were claiming
exemptions by the wholesale, some
for no reason whatever, beyond the
fact that they did not want to &c
to war, the coal regions of North
cumberland were close behind. In
these regions nearly all the miners
or those connected with the mines
who were examined and passed in
variably claimed exemption on the
grounds of their services being in
dispensible to their employers Some
of the employers sent in affidavits
asking the favor for their men. The
board looked into the matter and il
was found that the mines could be
ICOnfinnPd ON Pare 1o1
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
LABOR PLEDGES
LOYALTY TO US.
DURING THE WAR
Union Men to Stand Together
Until Armies Sweep For
ward to Peace
TO ORGANIZE BRANCHES
Coast to Coast Campaign to
Combat Pro-Germans
and Traitors

Minneapolis, Sept. 6.-The Amer
lean Alliance for Labor and DEM
ocracy. having disposed of the pre-
liminary work of organization, to-
day took up plans for establishing
local branches from coast TO coast
in the campaign to bring organized
labor up solidly behind the govern
ment in it's prosecution of the war
and to stamp out disloyaI and pro-
German activities.
The resolutions committee, in spe-
cial session, began drawing up
declarations of the alliance, recently
formed for the announced purpose
of combating disloyalty. which are
expected to put organized habor
right before the world"
Discussion of terms of peace with
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
School Officials Do
Not Plan to Change
Tech to Boys School

City school officials ere not plan
ming to change the name of the
Technical high school to the boys
high school with the addition of the
classical course to accommodate the
scores of freshmen enrolled who will
pursue academic instead of manual
training studies.
A report that a change in name
was contemplated was denied to day
by mem bers of the School Board,
who said they had not heard of any
request to that effect DR.. Charles
h. Eager Jr., principal of the school,
also said that while the classical
course was being started this yeer
as all boys in the freshman class
entered the school, the technical
courses have large enrollments also,
and no change Is necessary.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
River Coal Will Be
Used Almost Exclusively
by Central Iron and Steel

Because of the difficulty of Sc
curing coal promptly and it's high
price, the Central Iron and Steel
Company is attaching blowers to all
it's CRATES so that river coal may be
used almost exclusively.
Large quantities of river coal have
been used in recent years at the Gen.
trail Iron and Steel plant but 1t is
ther with the use of a forced
draught. In recent years a coal fleet
has been engaged in removing coal
from the river below the city ex-
clusively for the plant.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
TROOP C GOES /
TUESDAY;;ELAND
BOYS MONDAY
First Cavalry Will Follow.
Immediately After Eighth
Regiment
PLAN MONSTER PARADE
Whole City Will Turn Out to
Honor Men Off on First
Leg to France

The men at the Island anxiously
await the official notice to leave for
Camp Hancock. 1t is generally be-
lieved that the Eighth Infantry will
leave this place on Monday, but this
will not be definitely known until
the official orders have been received.
In the meantime, Chief Marshal
Edwin c. Humer is completing all
arrangements for the big demonstra-
ton which is being planned for the
men upon their departure.
Order of Departure
Major General C. NJ. Clement has
telegraphed the commanding gem
eral of the Department of the East
with regard to the movement of
troops, as follows:
"Adjutant general of my army
wires me that I am to notify you as
the orders which l desire troops to
be sent to camp. The following is
the list of organizations in order de-
sired: Remainder of division head
quarters, including headquarters
troop stationed at Sunbury; Field
Hospital No. and three ambu-
lance companies, Nos. l, 2 and 8;
Field Battalion signal corps, fold
bakery, remainder of personnel all
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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
Drinking and Smoking
Real Luxuries in Denmark
BY Associated Press

Copenhagen, Sept. 6.-Drinking
and smoking will really be Iuxuries
in Denmark under the new taxation
program just introduced in Parlia-
ment. This provides for a special tax
on wines equal to the retail price
per bottle exactly doubling the cost
TO the consumer, and almost doubl-
ing the tax on beer, making 1T, ac-
cording to the president of the Brew
ers' League, the highest in the world.
The measures increase the tax on
cigars, cigarets and tobacco from 20
to 3S per cent. on the retail price,
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
Tries New Prophecy on
War When Old One Fails
BY Associated Prcss

Copenhagen, Sept. 6.-Herr Won
Heydebrand, the conservative leader.
whose i'll fortune with an earlier
prophecy that the submarines would
crush England within two months
and end the war fresh in mind, has
again ventured a forecast. This time
he predicts that the war will not last
through the winter and probably will
be ended by tho new year.
Herr Won Heydebrand is opposed
to any extension of the war to pres
ent neutrals saying that Germany
now has enemies enough and dare
not let other states submit pressure
as enemies.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06

With the appearance German fleet in the Gulf OF Riga
problem facing the Russians in the opera
northern front accenuated Not only is the
safety their concerned but apprehensions are excited
what will happen the Russian fleet in German naval
forces given full swing in the Baltic
Only submarines far have been operating against the Rus
right flank it fell back along the gulf of Riga coast
Larger warship bid fair take part in the activities in
creang the troubles the task of keeping their
flank protected.
against the Russian fleet does
be expected that they will develop until the land
pagn progressed further and is what the
Russians will in their effort make stand line
Moreover long land to Reva where the Russian
warshps supposed be chiefly congregad The Riga gulf
however, would offer favorable base purely operations
against Reval, if these should be decided upon.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
THE WEATHER

For Harrisburg and vicinltyi
Showers tonight; Friday fairs
cooler Tonight and Friday.
For Eastern Pennsylvania; show
erS tO-niGhtj Friday fair In
south, showers In north pOrtiOnj
cooler; moderate west to north
west winds.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06

. u % d !
+ NO COMPROMISE ON ALsAcELoRRAINE
s Paris Sept 5.-Franee win not compromise on the
Z question recovery of Alsaee and Lorraine Premier
= Rbot declared to-day address delivered in aonaec
s on with che celebration the anniversary Of the battle
= Of the Name lie said France would consent to
+ diplomats discussion owheher provinces should
Z be restored
= IhPs WANT STEEL EMBARGO LIFTED
{ Kobe Japan, Sept 5-At large mass meeting here
to-day resolutions were adoped declaring that the Amer
: iea embargo steel products in shpbuilding men
+ aeed prosperity Of tae city and urging that the em
s barge bs lifted as affects apan aablagram request
= ing relief was sent to President Wilson
* REPEL GERMAN ATTACKS
s Paris. Sept 6-Tyvo German attacks on the Asne
= front last night repersd by the French says tolays
+ official statement Heavy artillery fighting occurred on
s the Champagne and verdun fronts.
Z ITALIANS CONTINUE ADVANCE
+ Rome sept 6-The desperate battle for the posses
: sion Of positions the district northeast Of Gorza
IN the front is continuing, according to
r days war Office statement The Italians yesterday
e took more than 500 additional prisoners
= ONEIL TAKES OFFICE
{ Harrisburg j. Denny oNef took the oath Of office
+ before Deputy Secretary Of the Commonwealth God
s charles th afternoon Insurance Commissioners AmbI9t
= expected qualify late to-day or early tomorrow
s morning.
T RUSS LINE RETREATS :
+ Perograd Sept Git is semioFealy announced !.
E aa German fleet has appeared in the Gulf Of Riga
T Durag the last days the Riga front has been broken
+ width Of sixty Throughout Tuesday the
s Germans ansrgsuealy pursued their offensive parteu
Z arly north Of USzul in order cut the Riga-venden
= railway
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
River

River
The Susquehanna river and prob
ably all its branches viii inll
slowly except the lower portion
of the main river, which Will
rise slightly or remain nearly
stationary Tonight. Heavy
showers to-day may cause rises
In some of the northern streams
of the system. A stage of about
4.3 feet Is Indicated for HARRIS
burg Friday morning.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
MARRIAGE LICENSES

Dorsey. d.
county Md LeTere H. Hess and Alice Bolts HarrsburE VIII
Ethel r. Dunke HarrsburEt
ME q. Pritchard, Harrisburg.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
AND SEA
FORCES MASSED
AGAINST RUSSIA
Kaiser Throws Great Military Machine Against the
Withered Line Retreating in Disorder From the Riga
Region; Safety of Republican Armies and Baltic Fleet
Threatened by New Move

Petrograd, Sept. 6.-The Russians are continuing
their retreat toward the Northeast in the Riga region
crossing the Melup river, the office announces
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1917-09-06
General Conditions

The disturbance that appeared
over the Upper Mississippi Vail
ley Wednesday morning, has
moved rapidly eastward and In
now central over the Upper st.
Lawrence Valley. 1t has caused
showers generally In the Like
Region and Middle Atlantic
States In the last twenty-four
hours.
There has been n general rise of
to IS degrees In temperature
south and east of the Great
Lakes, being most decided in the
Ohio Valley and New York State.
Temperature; 3 n. M, 81.
Suni RIsesi 5i3S a. m, sets, 6i2S
y. m.
Moon; Rises, OLA p. m.
River Stage, 4.5 feet above low
winter mark.
Yesterdays Weather
Highest temperature, ~.
Lowest temperature, %.
Mean temperature, 81.
Normal temperature 6S.
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TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22
Gntiheismngen bes Cbers
bunbesaeri1ts.
Die $15,ooo,ooo ertfadbigunesnas.
Der Seinss aupfer SniereFea
enbeiiltis abee,pieieu.
Die 9lpifterftaatfi@e Sartbeistons
miifion bat bi. wa6, gisnbG5,
nen sur aiefsrung BON Rob-
IsuiDne9oHs ;u sipingsu.
SGmmili6e grobe 2iutis9ruifsalage
Der Resitrung HiiFsn bon ne1iem
augumentirt iperbsn.
GinseIFnnien bdbsn fem gteft, Gts
isbs bur4aufibren.
DeI9e nit ben maritimsu @unbts.
Gsitseu ui&t i'm Gtmtlang
iieben
-
Gnnfoire.toren ifnb fir eirsn einsm
&duisr bon Baniattisn sssebeusu
foIi@en GtnaBaustpeis oers
antrportli9.

Wdfdiueton, 81. Ulai. - Oas
Oberbunb,sesribt entf9ieb am Won,
Tag. bab bi. spiihenitaatIife ,Sonbels.
tommifion bic Tlaht babe, Giisui
bdbnsn 81 5ipineen, .ine angemeFen.
qn5abl BON aOblsHpaggOng gu lie,
frn, I'm ben uormaIen unb beredtig.
ten GOrOerunaen bes stpiffenftnatli.
den SanbeIs gsre4t 5u iperbsn, UNI
gsrienber fir bic Itfrlisfenins bon
Cars Su snt'9dbigsn.
Die @bnetiung Der Maas BON Or.
fur Q. S.in5e. RsprGisntuni Der
6stnat aupf.r SntersF,n. gsgsn biz
amafeamatsb Copper Co., bic 2epis
io5n SntsrsFen, Di[idm Rod.fsllsr
II. a. sipsds grlanguns zines S9absns
trfnbts bon $15. 100000 neqen bss
Dsrfu9s, bic aupfsrs5 5nbuftrk bon
Wprinnn su monopolifirsn, ipurbs pom
Oberbunbesgeridbt beftdiigt.
Dos Oberbunbeaeeri6i eutf9ieb am
Tlpntus, bab bi. 2fntissruit 4RIassn
eeqen bic ilnitsb Gtaits Gteef Gorpos
ration, BE SnitrnationnI S0rpsfier
Go. urb brsi nriers srpbs aprpora.
tioseE Sch. u<rfalz .aeSfzasakfxt ,tnrshnz
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-05-22

Retu Jerfep bonn Sabre 1911 fiir uns
tonftitution.a, ba es isin 3pansss
fatut lei.
Bns Sbsrbunbssseri6t entfdieo,
bnb bas Observation-Disclosures
ieb BON Obio rur bann auf S6iffss
oHgefeIlte dnpsHbbdr f.i, penn foIte
duf fdiffbnrn GspdFern innerhaI6
Sbips ptrIsBt ntrben. Das @eriht tr-
tlGrte, bab bnE Sbioer g.i.b auf fol.
DE Gabrse,sse beftrdntt fei, pelte in
Stenfe hes innsrIfnatliden SGnb.Is
iiebeu. StnuteH bdtten iein Re6t, Ge.
fese bur93ufiibrsn, ipeIfe nit ben
bonn GOnsreife erIaHentn 9sieb.n. ben
3ipiidenitnntli6en Sonbtl betrsffsHo,
uiht i'm Gintloug fteben.
Oas S6er5lnbeseerihe beIi6tiqie
cine GntI6eiburs Der unt.ren Snftans,
Der sufolgs gan.birettorsn fir cine ei=
nem EGufsr BON ganta.tien geaen.
iiber abeee.beus itriftEi6e fali6e &rs
tlGruns iiber ben findn,i.lI.n 3ufano
Der 9ant psriSnli4 psrantfportlih
iinb. Dos iiber Jrnnt 9. Gbssboroueb
BON Detroit, sinen friibersn 5irstior
Der Bah Gitp 3aRt, esfGate urtbeil,
BEN 3ufoISl sr all 9Jrant &. Noob,
nortb pon Bah Gin. Wli6., $135. 900
3u bs5abIen BAT. purbs baburd BE-.
ffGtiat.
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Maf oerSabrt na4galpnifi
Sdtte ith Der am 80. &prtI I'M Dlit.
teluseer nerfettfte frnB6iiife
Donlpfer Colbert" be.
flnoeit

gortS, 81. Waoi. Ser frans6N.
'ds 9ontpier Colbert rpetder am
80 apriI IN gltttelmeer oerienft
ntnoe, 6earlb ii9 oiif Der Eobrt nod
Salorift, aIs Ell torpebirt tr1irbe. gor
BEN Saitfboot ie,bft bate man suerIt
nttts eefebet. 9os 1orpebu troi
ben &eiielraun, IN ben iofcrt bos 3ai.
fee etHosong. 9as S4iff ianf 10
i6ste1, bob es foit linir6qlif, mar bte
.Soote berobsuiufen. gtun6em bas
Sdtff seiuateu mar, fen bos 1oud,.
boot gum 8orf6etn unb fraete bic
fleberle6enbeH nod Der @cittmulna
Der sdbung bes Gdbiffes. 9tber ebe as
Die perIdngte ausfinit ertafteu form.
re, eriftea eiu fror3Sftfhes ggatrouil
Ieboot ugo eroffhete Seiisr. sea9 btm
Dtsrteu Sdptiie tntfts bGs 1,nteriee.
kaot af1,faE. IA oaroAa f1nrrh -ais1 qIlaffnr.
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3eatid3lanss 9lntmprt
Muf Sparisns Rote iibsr bos gerita'
Ten bes Sumpfrrs -patrhtD"
Dem fpauiIdeu BotiGuftsr Ia Berlin
singebdRhfgt.

amfsrbom, iibsr 2pnbou, 81,
Wai @ule Sepej9t aug Berlin mel,
BET, bab Der bsuti1t llnterftoGtsS Setr.,
tdr bss auspdrtieeu amtes einem
! fpanii9eu .3ettrnesberi4tsriiGtter et'
geHiiber ertlGrts, bag DeliiG4nu0s
QRtport di Gpanieus goti iber fas
@erferteu bes fparifden 0ouTsIs
-qutrieo' BEN ipanii6eu Geianhten
an Samitas einsebdnbigt tporbea iei.
en- bsrielben lei gum 4usbrut ee,
bra9t, bab Seuti4Iunb bon BEN
Waui9e freinbi i9dftIitffsr @efiihle
5pHdeu Deuti9lanb unS Spunieh Be,
iesIt lei.
Der g.arrte ertlGrte. bab bas Ger.
fenten iparii6er S4iffe guglanb
5ur aaft eeIsst ipsrben ioiIie, ba jones
2anb bic @bfubrt Der Gobrseues aus
enslif3en SGfsn per50sept babe. er
fdste, SsutidIanb niiRi5e eia iurtss
Spanisn unb iei Dorbtreitet befen
Gnftpttluns na6 BEN arieae uuf ale
Betfs su fSrbern. Gs feieu b.reits
Pldne fir bic Orsaniiirune noni9cns
pfersGinttn spifhen 6dnburg unb
fpuriider SdFeu eetruffen. Gmt6abe
iih beretts einf SefsIf6aft iilr BEN
Gntouf Der afdmmteu 5pdsif6en
fFru6ternte debfIbet.
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5iinSHeiih
g itet in qaris iebt einen
9olIar6as 9fun0.

9aris, 81. @eai. 9ldt Der Gin.
iiibrung non spei ileii6Ioien Gneen
In Der @ot)e III bier Der 4reis ooa
0finbiIeii1 aff einen Collar bas 8fnnO
geitiegen. unb Semitic unO Iiid) iino
I'M 9erbdltnii3 geitiegen
Ole Rndiirnge ilah ,aeiidb. Dos ben
9euten bis gum 9titnpod) rYid;en fol-,
4por 70 srob, oab Die Wleeger ibr HifIt
geredt tDeroet tonnten, obgleib II.
iidJ nit Grtra.8orr1then perieben bal.
ten. gs iano elm rieiigeS @eordnge
itatt, uno es lpurben piele Oroflingen
gegen Die reiGen Gdnfer laiit, Die ie.
Den lreis, scr geforoert miro, be3ab.-
Ien wns 3ur 6olge bat, bab Die Sdro.
Ter, Ole preiiein FOLDER @eiie erb0ben,
0ob Der Iurbidmittsmeni9 lie nidt
riebr bejdblen fam.
SeberSe RinOer iparen IN Den Vieh.
pofen bober i'm ssreis, obnIeiG oie8or.
.iitbe grocer naren. Tic glgrnsbano.
Ter limb her gIiliitt, boB bur6 Die neiie
Siegl!Iaiion Der aeiliiim nid,t einge.
itranft uerOen miro.
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Eie Mnsfnbr BON N2ebl
: unb QSeisea aais
9lrgemtinien
Sit ausi9IiebIi9 Degcr
Der seringen 8or r6 the
erfoIat


guenos Aires, 2t. Waai. 9ie
!6c5allptlntg, oob 4rgeatirien, tros
Ser fiir5ii9 abgegeberen Gri1drltng
it5er bic I'm 2anOe befinMiden @etrei.
oerorrdtbs, eroi,e g9esennnrrdt5e fiir
ben 6rport iibrig babe, ipuroe an.
9ontag BON benz Winiiter bes aeIbes
rem Senor 9ntDrreoon, oer aud
slderbnintinfter iit, iiirnrmpubr crs
ttGrt.
Der Wintfter ingte, bdbttros bes i'm
UtGrs srlnFenen Derbots Der ausfubr
Don WebI unb Wtt3eu, I'M bdbur9
elmer 5uusersnotb in Amsniinien Dors
subeugen, unb trob Der SGpiertgteit,
eeuug Gdattorn 81 erfnlien, er tiir5,
lid Bic Grlanbnib gut ausf,ibr Don
etpas WeiSen unb MebEna9 Gneiono
itnO onbsren GGnbern sessben babe.
Or fugte, bab IT feibg be tpeitere
Nusfubr Don 100000 SptBen nn&
Gnglaab autortfirt babe, nnter Der
Ssbinsuas, bnb mad bsn Wspaat JuIi
siai dsiGt 4Qaasiijat NO Qapnba
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Gisarreu,

foIln. Da bns @eridt ii6 am II
Suri bertagt, pirb e, fpie 8eamt'
btsfeIben erildri.n, lpdbrf6einiidb eir
Sobr bauern, bis bic @ntideibanger
Ghgegeeu tpero.n.
ca ipirbe anesprbnet, bab aud
bie Mngen geeen bic lIniteo Sbo.
Wafinerh Go. unb bic 2ebigb 8uIltr
unb biz Eeabins gubn iulb bic mil
sbneu perbuHbene aoblen @d.H6dfs
ten, ben fog. antbractits a1blensTruff,
neu orgumsntiri iperbsn icllen.
OberbunSesri6ter Bbife b1tie Dor
furSem ongefiiHbigt, bab GntfdsHbuus
gen IN ben sroben aniis 9rIfsaIasen
err obsesebeu iperbsu fpiiroen, Biz
bns annb fidI arisssseit 0erbdi.s
niHn anetpdbt babe.
Die Rfass eesen bic Gteei Gorpns
ration mar i'm Sabre 1911 in Reip
Jtrfe eingersidt, dber Dom @lrrtbess
Difriitsssri6t bier Sabre fpdtsr abe
seipisf,n iporben. Sn Der aIase .rs
Hart bic Reeierung. bab bic aprppras
tion bi, Sdfft. Der eefaurmten Gifeus
unb Stabf Jubufirie bes aanbes
tpn.rouirs. Gs tpirb p.rIungt, DnB
bic &prpcration aufesl6ft perb..
Di. alage eestn bic Sarpeiter Com.
pam tpurbe. i'm SABRE 1912 I'm 8uns
besssridt in NinnsIOia einsereidf.
ssbre aufI5funs ipirb alT 9ruHb ibrer
8r5bs uno Wa6tsntfuIiuno perlonei.
Sic erildrts, ME bic Stesl Corpora
iion, bob fie cine sedebIihe" Sombinas
itou lei, ab.r bi. unt.re Srftnn3 bielt
bic arguments Der Reaier,yng aufre6t
uno rrbnst. bic auflSfung an. 9e,
igul mar suerit I'm april 1915 unb
bnnn iptaeu Der R.iiandtion bes Richs
ters 6ugbes bonn Oberbunbesasriht
i'm Wdrs 1917 BON nsuem cS9iImsn.
tint fpurben.
Die SIoge staen bic llniteb Statss
SHOT Ma9inerp 60. mar i'm Sabre
1911 eingereiht unb bon Der unteren
Snitan; abssiuisitn iporbtn.
Sn ben 3tpet alageB sseen bic 9es
higb @allep RaiIroub unb oi. ylsobing
9a6n pirb ertIdri, bdb bisie .ntlang
ibrsH 0inisn ben @srtnuf pon gIntbrai
cit. 3oblen moHuppliTirsu. gsibs gahs
nen lino Der @srlebune bes Sberman
9eiebes ansetlagt. Su beio.n GdIisu
nor in Der unieren 5nitan3 in faii
alien punften pessn bic &sgieruns
tutidisbsn fporben.
Dos Ober6unh.saridt Ipro6 ben
Ginjelitnotsn bas Asht CUR Turbfiibs
runs BON @.Tebsn, bic nifi I'M Gin
Hang NIT ben BON aonsreB nnetnems
menen mdriiimsn GeItssn ftsttn, ab,
inb.m es cine gntiaeibune abaob.
ber1ufolg. b1s arbeiitrentf5GbiguHgs
@sIsb beg Gtndiss Rem gori. bas Dor
fir tonIiiiutionen ertldrt
fpprbsn mar. 'ib niht auf qrbtitsr
be5i.bs, tpelche ptrlebt tpurbn, p1hs |
rsnb Il. auf Reip yorter f6iffbortn
9epGHsrn bsIfdftist poren.
.gs mus nIs fsifitsbsnbs 0pttrin
rsrbeu. oab Der acngreb !
bic ausfdIeBIihe Mahi bat, maritime
@eiese gu erlnFen, irsIds fir bag sans
sc aanb gslten IrtIsn." Eeibt ss in Der
gutideibuns, -unb bob In grmanses
lung estpiHer eir3,lnsr @orIhriften |
bos nllstmeins maritime gefeb. ipi.
ss BON ben 9unbssgsribien ausssIsgt |
ipurbs, auf ein5sins Gale innsrbaIb
Der Suriabittton Der abmiruIiidt uno
Der mariitmsn Rshispflose anpens
buns FiHbst.
Dds EberbunbtSssriht erfIGris bns
Lsbsiaszizti ab!euHsl . BsIsh noa