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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
GENERAL COCKTAILS
OFFERS TO RESIGN
This Passes the Buck Up to
President nt---Latter viii
Act Quickly

Washington, July 21.-General Goe.
thals has offered to resign as general
manager of the Emergency Fleet Cor
poration.
AS a climax to a long drawn argu-
ment between himself and Chairman
Denman of the shipping board, Goethals
wrote letter to President Wilson, sup
gesting if 1t will help matters he will
resign
That the president will take quick
action in the case was indicated today.
Those close to the president intimated
that he was tout Of patience,' with
the Goethals- Denman row. What the
president will do, however, will not be
known until Monday. He is on week
end cruise today.
Goethals only comment today was
that he had not resigned yet but that
he could not tell "what viii develop. y
Goethals letter, sent yesterday, de-
tailed his relations with Denman and
declared the constant pickering was no
longer possible.
Up to the present the president has
held aloof from the shipping row, tell
ing both men to go ahead with their
plans to build ships.
He expected them to reach deeis-
ion on definite program. his chief
concern being in prompt action.
Now, however, the president is faced
with the delicate position of deciding
between the claims of the tive men or
insisting that they ADOPT some definite
program he himself evolves out Of those
submitted by both.
Goethals has claimed that ships can
not be built by long discussions. Den.
man holds that he must know definite.
ly about all contracts before they are
iet and congress is in on the fracas
with demand to know the same detail
ed information that Denman asks,
Congress, however has asked the
president for information and hence the
president is forced into il anyhow.
Congress is divided on the subject.
The republicans and many democrats
have stood stoutly by Goethals.
If he quits there is bound to be a
violent outbreak both in house and sen
ate.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
SOME ODDS AND ENDS
ABOUT THE DRAFT
Man Named Bottoms Among
Those Drawn by Last Num-
ber---Many Freak Things

Lynn, Alass.-Timothy d. Mcguire,
one of this city's 25s's tainted when
he learned his number was the first out.
His mother also collapsed when she
learned it.
Minneapolis. Harry Legg, seven
times Minneapolis golf champion, five
times trans.Mississippi champion, drew
No. 2s0s. He was playing semi finals
in the state golf tournament when told
his number had been drawn.
Denver, Colo. William Jennings Bry-
an held one Of the first draft. numbers
drawn. He is not related to the ex-
secretary; he does not believe in grape
juice; he is, not pacifist, and won 7
claim exemption.
Cincinnati, 0hio.--What's in namei
Dun Bottoms, porter, thinks he is a
talisman. 1t was at the bottom of the
army draft. Bottoms number-32l77-
was the last drawn in the lottery at
Washington.
Madison, Wis" PTussianism has
crushed the hearts Of millions Of wives
and mothers. Otto has. been called. The
baby and will have to. shift for our
selves. But Otto will do his duty-he
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
BUNDLE OF SHANS
TLLOYDCEORGE'S
SHARP CRITICISM
OF Michaelis Speech He Says
1T Is Sham independence
! for Belgium
SHAM DEMOCRACY AND
SHAM PLEA FOR PEACE"
Says England Is Increasing
Its Protection and Decreas-
ing Its Losses

London, July 21.--'' Sham independ
ence for Belgium; sham democracy fol
Germany; sham peace for Europe was
the bitter epitome of German Chaneel
lor Michaelis' speech to the reichstaa
spoken by Britain S premier, DaviC
Lloyd-George, this afternoon.
In ringing speech the Belgian in
dependence celebration at Queen 3 hall
the prime minister declared in new Wig
orous phrases that unless Germanyss
military aptocraey sis wiped out, they
will again plunge Europe into welter
of blood.
The premier s opinion as to the shams
OF the German chancellor Is speech was
founded on three readings of that ad-
dress, loyd-GeOrge asserted.
"The chaneellor's statement contain
ed phrases which the German military
Rutoeracy understood he added.
"Those in charge of German affairs
have elected for war. The junkers have
thrown the old chancellor into the waste
basket with his scrap of paper-and it
will not be long before junkerdom fol-
lows.
Food Supply Safe.
81 am sorry to disagree with the Ger
man chancellor regarding German sub
marines," he continued, "but gradual
ly, though surely, we are increasing
our protection and diminishing our
losses.
"This year we are building four
times as many ships as the preceding
year, Next year we shall build six
times as many.
"The food supply this year and next
is already secured. Our program Of
cultivation makes the supply of 1919 Sc
cure, even if our losses are increased.
"There is no hope FOR Belgium in
the chaneellor's s statement. She is not
mentioned. 1t Is the determination of
the allies that Belgium be restored,
free and independent; that her people
be not under a protctorate.
"Significant is the announcement of
the accusation of the brilliant states
man, Kerensky to the leadership of the
Russian democracy"
f'I predict it will not be long until
the German chancellor delivers a diff
ferent speech-one for which we are
waiting" asserted the premir.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Salem People Do Not
Applaud Anything

One of the best concerts which ha,
been given this year was that at Ma
rion Square last night given by the Sa
lem Military band, which is managed
by John Graber, and directed by Henry
Stoudenmeyer.,
The statement has been made thai
the people of Salem do not appreciate
their band, because Of the dearth OF
applause after the selections, but the
same parties said that they thought il
merely neglect, and not indifference.
The next program will be given Tues
day evening at Wilson park as the
chautauqua will be gone by that time
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Big Pant Destroyed
By Fire at San MateO

San Mateo, Cal, July 2l.-The Pen
insula Rapid Transit company's plant
here was destroyed by, fire early today
with loss Of S15O,O00. Thirteen auto
Euses, valued at $4,000 apiece, 100000
worth Of tires and great deal of para
phernalia, in addition to the building it.
self were destroyed. The fire started
in the " washing room" The origin Is
not known. The Red Cross hospital
and the nurses home adjacent to the
plant we're both menaeed.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
These Who Are Called
In First 5000 Numbers

Washington, July 2l.-The men who
will comprise America s first army are
presented in the first three thousand
numbers drawn in yesterday 3 lottery.
Past the three thousand mark only
scattered districts viii be affected; of,
fieials said today. Numbers following
the three thousandth,- therefore, repre-
sent only the reserve from which sub
sequeat- calls will be. made. The men
whe viii respond to the first call were.
therefore, covered in the figures pub
lished yesterday.
Official lists win be furnished within
the next five OF six days, when any. man
can find his exact place on the calls.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Girls Employed to
Operate Elevators

New York, July 21-With girls rapid
ly replacing men as apartment house
elevator operators in New York, the
mayors committee of women on ma
tional defense today announced it would
discourage further such employment un-
til the girls are paid fair wages. Be
cause girl operators of elevators are un-
protected by existing labor laws, some
have been worked 90 hours a week and
under paid, il was asserted.
Women have found a new sphere Of
men s work at the great Bush Terminals
in Brooklyn. A class of 25, trained to
operate electric locomotives, cranes and
winches, is ready TO replace men call
ed to war.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
FOOD CONTROL BILL
PASSED BY SENATE
Gives President Control Of
Food, Feed and Fuel
Fixes Wheat Price

Washington, July 2l.- America IS
first food control bill passed the sen
ate at p. m. today. 1t passed the
senate by vote of 81 to 6.
The senate rejected Herbert Hoover
as America IS sole food commissioner
by voting down sixty to twenty three,
Senator Shafroth' 5 amendment pro-
viding one man for food beard.
The new anti-hoarding amendment
by Senator Kenyon was adopted. 1t
Furnishes by Imprisonment for from six
months to three years a person IN
trade, who boards food to limit produc-
ton or boost prices. Farmers and
gardeners are not included.
An amendment by Senator Hollis of
New Hampshire providing that the
food bill shall not repeal the anti
trust laws was agreed to without op-
position.
The wheat amendment was passed
principally as a concessiono to farm
ers since control over cotton, steel and
in many other interests has been
eliminated.
$500 Wheat Minimum.
Chamberlain amendment gives the
president power to fix prices-but at
not less than So bushel for number
one northern wheat or its equivalents.
1t gives him also power to assess duties
on wheat in order to keep the price up
to the 50 minimum and to purchase any
quantity of wheat he deems necessary
for the public good.
He may sell it to any citizen of the
United States or to any government
allied in the war and may hold or
transport in his discretion.
Debate on the food control bill ended
at 2:30. Then the senate began be-
wildering succession of votes on scores
of amendments to the bill. They
to keep the senate busy for
hours.
Senator LaFolette closed the debate
with his second speech of the day and
incidentally his second speech on the
bill in three weeks it has been under
discussion. He charged coal producers
with exaeting extortionate prices and
favored the Pomerene amendment.
Government control of food, feed and
fuel was established for the duration
of the war. The vote marked the cul |
nina tion of weeks of debate.
Senators who voted against the bill; |
France, Maryland; Hardwick, Georgia;
Penrose, Pennsylvania; Reed, Missouri; |
Sherman. Illinois and Sutherland, West |
Virginia.
Whiskey Knocked Out.
Sutherland and Hardwick are demo
Gratis.
AS passed by the senate tho bill
marks the death of the whiskey bust
ness at least during the war. 1t per
nits manufacture of wine and beer,
out directs the president to COM
nandeer all liquor in boRd and pay
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
German. Attacks Tierca.

Paris, July 21.--All through las
night the Germans continued their of
fensive against French troops in thu
Chenlin Des Danes hurting great
masses of men in fruitles sattacks, the
French official statement declared to,
day The assaults were repelled, the
war office said.
"Around Cerny, Hurtebise and Craon-
me-" the statement said, "there were
bonlbardments. Attempted attacks
were thrown back. North of Braye a
German detachment was thrown out of
its trenches.
\ "Southeast of Cerny there was afvio.
lent combat The Germans twice at
tackled in waves and were twice hurled
back. At Turtebise and the California
plateau our fire frustrated enemy pre-
parations for an attack, inflicting
heavy losses on them"
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Portland Jitneys
Must Put Up Bonds

Portland, Or, July 2l.-Jitneys in
Portland today passed into history
with the enforcement of new ordi,
nance requiring bond Of $250o on all
cars.
''The bond is too high, said Presi-
dent Rossman of the Jitney Drivers
union today. "We cant put up the
bond and continue to run our cars prof
itably.n
The police announced this morning
that all drivers operating without bonds
would be arrested. Sixty five for.hire
cars and taxioabs fled bonds up to this
morning.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Kcrenskv Minister of War.

London. July 21.-Minister of War
and Marine Kerensky has temporarily
been named premier Of Russia, succeed
ing Prince Lvoff, resigned, according
TO announcement in the Bourse Gazette
ct Petrograd today. Kerensky, it was
stated in the Petrograd advices, is to
retain. his place as military and naval
chief. Tseretelli, formerly minister OF
communications, was named minister OF
the interior in addition to his previous
cabinet post Minister of railroads Ne
krasoff is temporarily filling the post
Of minister of justice.
The new government is arresting on
the charge Of treason all of the organ
izations which partook in the armed re-
hellion and all instigators Of the re-
yolters
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Mooney Case Goes
to the Jury Monday

San Francisco, July 2l.-The Roma
Mooney bomb plot case will go to the
jury Monday.
When it became evident that night
session would be necessary to keep on
the set schedule, the jury protested
and asked abandonment Of the plan to
rush the trial through.
In compliance the usual custom of
holding no court session Sunday was
observed.
Monday morning Deputy District At
torney Ferrari viii be given two hours
to close the arguments and then Judge
Seawell viii instruct the jury.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Russian. Retreat.

Petrograd, July 21.-Because Rus
sian troops in the Tarnopol sector
't'were not showing necessary stability
and elsewhere were not fulfilling COM
mands of their officers" they retired
under a general offensive attack, the
war office announced today The en-
envy assault was in the direction Of To-
iotchev yesterday. The retirement was
past line from Renivo, Hlsdki, Pok-
ropuvna and Vybudoy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
FIRE SITUATION Is BAD

Grants Pass, Or, July 9l.-
The forest fire situation in
southern Oregon is growing
more threatening hourlyi
Fires are burning in four di-
rections from this city, and a
score of blazes this country
have been reported. Every avail
able man is being rushed to
the fire lines. Several fires are
beyond control.
Only a soaking rain will. put
out the fires, say many who
have come in from the NOUN
tains.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
An Artillery Battle.

Petrograd, July 21.--An intense artil-
lery battle is in progress in the Smorg-
on-Krevo sector, according to battle
front dispatches received today. The
crack Siberian corps is bearing the
brunt of the fighting and Russians guns
are obtaining mastery of the enemy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21

This is the first indication Of exten.
sion Of the offensive to the front near
wilma.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
AY HAVE TO FIGHT

land, Cal, July 81. =
Sg the prominent boxers
- draft numbers were
drawn yesterday are frankie
Burns, Battling Ortega, frankie
Malone, Pickles Martin, Sammy
Pelzinger and Harry Kelsey.
Tommy Fitzsimmons, shortstop,
who supposed to join the Oaks
yesterday, was also drafted.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
HE WAS BORN no iT

Sharon, Pa, July 21.--The first Shar-
on man drafted was No. 25s, John Pitts,
born on Friday, the thirteenth.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
Market Stronger and
Prices Show Good Gains

New York, July 2l.-The New York
Evening Sun financial review today
said:
Stocks recovered further today from
their depressed levels. Gains were most
conspicuous in those issues which have
recently been the object Of QOncentra.
ed bear attacks.
Rails were quiet and unchanged.
Business was in fair volume for a
Saturday session.
Demand for stocks increased in the
last half hour and many of the highest
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21

Only Circulation In Salem guar
anteed by the Audit Bureau OF
Calculations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21

Coatinusd on Page ssven.l
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21
THE WEATHER

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21

priq ore recorded then. The mar
ket Geen over sold in the past week
VIII 81 siness throughout. the country
is TSD Dr. less unsettled pending the
forI @ Sapn OF war policies by the gov.
erni e & it, nevertheless, remains ac
tive =:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-07-21

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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-31
Estd ~fcr551dndose
HIT gauego paTtG-
do i1gI@s

LQNDRES, Agosto 30.-VeintiSie-
te miembros de Ia Cam2ra &c los Co
muneS de esta capital, juntauicnte con
otr2s personGlidades conocidas Ell el
mUndo De Ia politjca, ~lanzaron hog TIL
exteEso manifesto en- el que anun-
clan los trabajos que Sc est&n lle-
vsado a cabo para IA formation de
III nuevo partido politico iEg!es, pa
"a tcIlar una "acc.on independents,
segUn dice ell manifesto, en- ct!estio-
2es de consideration nacional, exclu-
sivaMeEte.'
Los miembros del nuevo partido
son Ell su mayoria, GiputaGcs del
ParJido Unionista que Sc han srpara-
DO de ezta aGrupaci6n, per ciertas di-
fsrencias tenicas con los directores
is ella. E. propGsito principal que
q nuevO grupo p~olitico p~erseguira, a
sugar Dor 81 manifesto dc referen-
cia, es al de apresura- Ia gus1rI J
trabsiaf por una buena adDlinistra-
ci5n : mejorsa "a las condolences So
ciales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-31

PETROGRADO, Agdsto S0.-Ne-
eros n%ubarrones Sc acumu'an otr&
vez sohre el cielo de Russia. Todos
los oradores de Ia Conferencla con-
vocada por el Primer Ministro ke-
renSky, manifestation con lnusltada
franqueza los peligros que amenaza-
ban al pueblo dentro y fuera del
rais, pero los remedies no fueron So
geridos. Sin embargo, en- la tercera
reunion de Ia gran Conferencia, pa
>reci6 que no quedaban mas caminos
cue seguir que ell indicado por Korni-
loff-"el hero de los cosacos para
imponcr IL discipline en- Ell cuerpo y
el anna del desmoralizado ejercito;"
2ero tai Canine es rechazado por los
delegates de los Trabajadores y los
Scidados que numericarpente fcr:nan
ai cuerpo mas poderoso de Russia.
Las masas contindaD clfrando TO-
las sus esperanEas en- Kerensky qulsn,
unique amenazando siempre con 81
3~vlit;ca De sangre y hero, es cons
titucionalmente incapaz de aplcar
lc.ualmente los Instruments del
icsaparecido CEarismo,
Una division sc la dGiado yer en-
re los cue op.nan con Korniloff y
los que sostienen a Kerensky y de
7uevo han brotado dlicultades entire
astos dos leaders. Kerensky, af3yan-
10 las demands constructions es,
quierc If adelaEtc 0 ST. programme +
! Iusisti6 en- que Ia Conferences TO-
mara hoy una ultima determination
! acerca dc s.. 4 este tempo una trc-
-lenda am"nuza sc prcsento en- Ia
Asamblea. amenaza que dc i!eSar Il
r~c2iizarSC, seria I'M gran desaStrc,
nrecipitauuo Il Russia en- IN ablSmo,
al bordc del cual ell pals ha cstado
pur IN periodic &c ) meses. LA gran
heTmandad dc ierrocarrilcros, me-
3iaatc sus iefes. lanz6 un ultimatum
lc que 81 81 movimiento c0ntrarrevo-
lucionario Sc extendia POI :oGo 81
pals. las mas grande huclga de qua
Sc tuviera memoria seria dec!arada.
! ermedio dc una e~xcitaciou de d
cuelios momcntos los leaders de Ia
Hermandad dc ferrocarrjleros conju-
rayon Ia vision DC los sistemas de
TRANSPORTATION dc Russia reducid0s q
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Russia SOLO p0DRh SAlvAnSE
FOR La sANGRE p0R e. HIEnRO|
EI Canine indIcado por kGSa loft es 81 daieo que pus'
de candueig al buea ex5te, pera los SeIdados ]
Trabaiaa0res Sc apoRsa g que Sc siga
La MAS GRANDE DE LAS AMElNAZAS QUE pESA S0BRE RUSlA Es
la e LA SUSPENSION DEL TRAFFIC. FERR0 -ARRILEE0

la NADIA sin e~speranZas de ninguna
naturaleza; Ia vision de los ejG-citos
en- ell frente Y del pueblo en- las ciu-
dades, muriendose de hambre, no
porque f~altaran los alimentos, sino
porque no habri2 medic de .lcVarse-
los.
AmenaZando IL Reorganization
del sistema de transportation por los
ferrocarriles como 10 ha d!cho va ".
Froloff, uno de los que e~ncabeZan a
los representatives de los ferrocarri-
leros Y faltando III renedio p-onto
Y eficaz que imp;da este deEastre,
puede asegurarse que PIT el proXimo
Noviembre veremos como todo el sis
tema ferr0carrilero viene abajo. Y
2nte L. espectativa de tan tremenda
calamidad p1bi;ca, NJ. Froloff boz-
qucj6 Ell cuadco que pEesent2ria un
ejarcito fuyioso y harlbriento diri-
g;endose hacia las ciudsdas para ma
tar a los c~iviles, muriendo al mismo
tempo de hanlbre.
Desputs Ell Comandante en- Jefe
, Alexieff expt;co ia desintegraci6n
que ha ontrado va en- los miilones de
hombres que combatsn en- Russia y
los Delegates oyeron las trenlendas
descripc:ones del jefe moscovita
que pasan de TODD 10 imaginable. Ha-
bianJo De una de tantas dsfsCciones
mario como Is ~oficiaies Y dog Soda
dos fucron los ur!cos dc I'LL ejercito
Tue o~be6ecieron las ordenes de arr
que que les fucron comun:cadas, Pc
~mancc:endo cl r2sto inconmovib'o, OBJ
5e"yando de:r&S : de5Ge 10 alto de
Til volcan como Ell encuigo hacia pe-
dazos 4 sus c~ama-adas.
.Agrego eI General Ale%ieff Que
las utopicas 1rIencs dadas al cier-
cito por q regimen soc:aIjzta hsbian
miraio Il discipline : divid;do al
/ ajarcito en dos cam9os: oficia3es Y
:oidados.
Los Representatives. dc los iadios
, rusos. de los C~jTainianos. let's, lemcs
' mus9!manos, Gec!araror que nara
ellos no habia mas Que Ell ana. 4
Russia y Que todos como IN s2'o hon.
brc descabou saIvar Ia libcrtaI de Ia
! nacion.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-31
Construction Ge
rueuos toycos
6rit6sicos

LONDRES, Agosto 3o.-El prime
TO de los vapores del nuevo t.po que
ell gobisrno ingles esEa construyen-
do para reemplazar el .onelaie des-
wuido por los submarines, Ia que
dado va terminate y en- breve Sera
botado al aqua.
La construction del barco de refe-
rencia So empsz6 en- Fsbrero de este
ano y En- JUNO Sc empezo q ponerle
al casco al vapor. Como sse barco.
80 sstar construyendo ginlCltansa-
ments IN graz nansro IN los asst
Heres ingiesss, ssi como de otros Gin
60 tipos distintos, cuya ~capacidad va
Il. entire dos Y echo nil toreladas.
La construction de es:os bsrcos So
ssa usvando a cabo con nauy busn
Eito y Sc espera que dentrn Dis POGO
tempo, qusdaran terminates III re-
sular udmero de sllos, cue Sc pom
dram al servicto tan pronto como va
yan ~qusdando listos, 10 que sera otro
medic de comhatir al pehgro Sub
msrino.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-08-31
INGLA7ERRA RECTIFICA
I'm IHF0RAIE EXpE-
DIDO EN- berlin
Mega que hayaa sido hun:
didoS 5arC0S p0r Ell re-
CiGn!e raid aere0 en-
Ia costa inglssa

AMSTERDAM, Agosto 30.-Un
anuncio publicado en- Berlin mace dias,
Ga cuenta de IN ataque por dirigioles
glemanes sobre Ia costa septentrio-
nal de Inglaterra, en- donde freron
arroisdas borlbas explosives con
muy buer 6xito sobre las fuerzas ma
wales inglesas. E. anuncio de refe-
rencia viane 2 ser IN supplemental del
informe Official publ;cado por el Al
mirantazgo alszlan, hacs dias, en- qpe
So daba cusnta de un raid aereo So
bro Ia costa britannica = Sc adn!it:a
"a p5ydida de- TN dirigible fcsnte Z
Il ccslo ie ,'u,iandia. Fl anmcio
dies:
al a~proylnaTse los dirigi0les 4
Enriaterra. Sc arrojayon boGnbas Ell
gran ndmero sobrs los barcos cue
hacian de csnt;nelas ~svaEzados. i
las dos de Ia ma5an log ~eviadores ale
names arroiaron bombas score Hull,
causando algunos incendios en- Ia
ciuGad. les aviadores tambien AFRO
aaron bom0as con muy buea 6Xito 20,
bre Lincoln : sobrc IA nargen meri,
dioaal dc lumber. 81 las ~cercanias
= al or:aiAg &c Grimsby. or doAdc Sc
veian a'gunas 1&bricas bri!.anrcmentl
iluminadas. - eXtenciUn Dc las ii,
ces De esas fabricas. indjc5 Cue las
bombas habian pecado n u blan,
COS. 4 81 resceso, los a~viadrres ale,
names arrojacon bombas sobrc las
fuerzas navsies ~inglesas. con muy
buen Gxito."
Este nfornlc Del AlmiraEtazgo ale
man, ha sido desmentido poT otrc
DEF Almirantazgo ingias, Ell el que
asegu-a que niaguno5 barcos bri,
-an;cos no solo no han sido hunti,
dos, paro nj siQaiera averiaGos POI
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