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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Orleans Reaches
Port; Twice Risked
Submarine Perils
Freighter Sighted Only One
Ship on Return Voyage
from Bordeaux

Captain Allen Tucker brought the
American steamer Orleans safely into
port yesterday evening. The Orleans,
with the Rochester, sailed on February
10 for Bordeaux unarmed. They were
the first American vessels to leave for
Europe after Germany's declaration Of
unrestricted submarine warfare.
Thor Svenson, first mate of the Or
leans, told of their experiences after
leaving New York. During the whole
voyage across the Atlantic the Orleans
sighted only one other ship. a three
masted "wind-jammer," about 500 miles
off the French coast.
When the freighter arrived at the
estuary of the Garonne and took aboard
the pilot the crew received the first
intimation of the danger existing in
the war zone. The pilot informed Cap
tain Tucker that two hours prior to
his arrival a mine sweeper had ar
rived, bringing half a score Of mines
strewn in the path which the Orleans
had just covered
Just Escaped U-BOat
1--WE arrived just in the nick of
time" said Captain Tucker. because
as we were about to proceed up the
river a French destroyer came steam
ing in at top speed TO replensh her
supply of ammunition, and reported
that a submarine had been sighted not
five miles distant from the outer har-
Dor entrance"
At Bordeaux the French extended
every hospitality to the American sea-
men, offering them dinners and theatre
parties on every occasion. So eager
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
1907 Over-Strength

But our greatest new announcement is 100
per cent over-strength. In the past three
years have doubled our margins of safety.
Over 40 parts are built OF toughened
steel. Ali safety parts are vastly oversize.
All parts which get major strain are built
OF Chrome anadium.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
All Extras Free

All these extras - hundreds of them -
come free in Mitchell cars. They are paid
for by factory savings. Yet on this years
output, they will cost us 100000.
They are here because John w. Bate, the
great efficiency expert, has cut our factory
cost in two. He has built and equipped this
model plant for building this single type.
And nowhere else could a car like this be
built at our factory cost.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Million New Workers
Sign Loyalty Pledge
Committee Makes Estimate Alter
Counting 10000

The Mayors Committee on National
Defence. after ending yesterday its
work Of obtaining signatures to the
pledge of loyalty to President wilson
announced that about 100000 persons
had signed. Only $4,000 signatures
have actually been counted, hut thou
sands of others were still IN possession
of the Boy Scouts. the Catholic
churches. political organizations and
many Of the schools.
The volunteer clerks who have been
counting the signatures for the last
three weeks were relieved from duty
yesterday. Nevertheless. the commit,
tee hopes to have the signatures all
counted and sent to Washington in n
week
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Virginia's Crew Claims
Record for Recruiting

Boston. March S1.-oficers of the
battleship Virginia. which is operating
IL. reserve, tonight claimed a record
for recruiting BY automobile touring
speeches from street corners. IN motion
picture halls, and at shops and AT
dances, the officers and men OF the
Virginia obtained 1.2OO applications LOT
enlistment during March.
Three hundred and sixty men were
actually sworn in TO the service al, ahd
the cases of ninety others are penang
determination Of questions OF minority
parents consent and release from the
National Guard. Physical examina-
lions eliminated 397 Of the applicants
and 1853 are still TO be examined.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Erie Railroad President To
Be Commodore of
Home Fleet
Many Citizens Qualify
Men and Women Clerks
Drilling on Roofs Of De-
partment Stores

New York's citizens anxious to 40
their bit. from the railroad presideh'
TO Ruby Of the ribbon counter, are rap
idlv qualifying as members OF tne
Home Defence League. Men ana
womcn clerks have been drilling on the
roofs of the large department stores
during the last week. Yesterday the
marine division Of the league began 70
take definite shape, when Frederick ~
Underwood. president Of the Erie RaiI-
road offered the use of his 35O-horse-
mower Yacht Alice 20 the city.
Mr.. 'nderwood's offer was made WIN
tho stipulation that he be allowed 20 do
his bit aboard her, and as he holds
both 4 masters and chief engineer
license his services will be accepted.
He will be made commodore Of the fleet
Of forty vessels for home defence, and
the Alice will be made the flagship.
The Yacht. which is 40 feet long and
equipped with triple expansion engines,
will be fitted out with three l-pound-
eTs.
Announced to Erie Employees
Announcement of President Under
woods offer was made before 800 Ere
Railroad employees by Harry 7. Peter
son. in charge of the Police Depart
ment's recruiting office of the league, at
the New York Erie Athletic Associa-
ton, ~ Park Place. Fifty blanks were
filed out Dt the meeting, many OF the
other employees announcing that they
already had joined the Home Defence
League in New Jersey.
Mr.. Peterson explained that New
York has 465 miles of water front to
defend. along sixty-seven of which mu-
nitions plants and dynamite storage
places are located There are also
twenty-seven power plants near the wa
ter. he said.
Hundreds of employees of Lord &
Taylor. Altman's. Arnold, Constable e.
Co. and Wanamaker's have been en-
rolled for service, and the plan is being
considered by Best & Co. Drilling be-
qan on the roof of Altman's on Tues
day and at Lord & Taylor's on Wednes-
day. Compulsory military training for
both men and women employees has
been in effect at Wanamaker's New
York store for eight years and at the
Philadelphia store for twenty-seyen
years.
Mr.. WanamaEer Pioneer
John Wanamaker was the pioneer IN
this field. and sub-target gun practice
is prescribed.
The men wear a uniform consisting
of blue cap, blue coat and white
trousers. while the girls wear dark blue
trimmed with white braid, white gait
ers and Belgian caps. The local girls
CORPS was recently reviewed by Major
General Leonard Wood. A summer
camp is maintained for the Wanamaker
cadet corps at Island Heights. on Bar
negat Bay, New Jersey, and many Of
the cadets are members of the National
Guard.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Mr.. WanamaEer a Pioneer
Fall River Told To Be Calm

Fall River, Mass. March 31.-Mayor
James II. Kay issued proclamation
to-day requesting citizens not to en-
gage IN the public discussion Of ques-
tions involved in the present interna
tional crisis and to maintain a calm
attitude. Residents of foreign birth
were assured that their personal and
property rights would be respected in
the event of war.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
You'll Want Them

Come see what Mitchell offers more than
other cars. See the extra features, the added
luxury, the over-strength. After that. cars
without them will seem incomplete.
And see the Bate cantilever springs, which
ride like an aeroplane. In two years not
single one has broken.
See both sizes. One is $115O, one $146O,
f. o. b. factory. No other fine cars on the
market show such amazing values.
MITCHELL MOTORS COMPANY, Inc.
Racine, Wis, u, S. A,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Stilwell To Be Freed
From Prison Tomorrow

Albany, March 31.-Former State
Senator Stephen J. Stilwell' WHO mas
been serving prison sentence LOT
bribery, will be released from Great
Meadow Prison on Monday. Mr.. SUI
well will have served three years elght
months and seventeen days.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01

lege has raised more thar $4,000 for
the prisoners in European war camps.
President John Moffat of the Rus
sian War Relief Committee in Amer
lea, at 200 Fifth Avenue, received a
message from William H. Hamilton,
secretary of the Committee of Mercy,
at Petrograd, stating that 10000 desti-
tute political prisoners have returned
from Siberia since the revolution and
that the new government will welcome
assistance for them.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
Police to Assume Work
of Guarding City Bridges

The newly formed bridge division Of
the police force, in conjunction with
the new machine squad of the depart
ment, will assume the work Of guard
ing the bridges in the greater city at
8 o'clock this morning. relieving the
Naval Militiamen who have stood guard
since the break with Germany.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01

TELEPHONE 5000 COLUMBUS
CONNECTICUT
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Repair Co.
DANBI RN--The 'Fillow Auto Co.
NEW HAVEN. W. Gogarn Co.
sHELTON-u Motor 60.
so. NORNALK-IIracken, Mcmahon, Olsen
Motor Co.
WATERBURY--Mitch Motor Sales Go.
WINSTED-Chas. y. Gray.
LONG ISLAND
ELMHU RsT-McIntire Bros, Inc.
IREEPORT-Treeport Garage & supply &c.
HI NTINGTON-t arson circuit Sales Co.
IAMRENCE-P. Morscbera & Son.
OYSTER BAY-fBlue Ribbon Garage.
PATtH0GI E-,John X. sweeney Auto Go.
WOODHANEN-McInt Bros. Inc.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01

Gears are tested for $4,000 pounds per
tooth. Engines get 10,00O-mile tests to
prove that parts do not wear
The result is a lifetime car.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01
MITCHELL MOTOR CAR co. OF N. Y, INC

lie, Facing South Brot
LOCAL REPREsBNTATIVEs;
MASSACHUSETTS
sPRINGFIELD-MiIl River Motor Go.
NEW JERSEY
BOONTON-C. X. Tucker.
BRIDGEfON-D. X. Mitchell.
CIOsTEH-tIo-ter Auto Go.
HACkENsACk-Nan Dusen's Garage.
JERSEY CITl-D. ". Romaine.
SEWARk-Foley Motor Car Co. 81 VIII
lam 81.
PATEKSOS-Centre Garage Co.
PERTH AMBOi-Colwak Motor Co.
PLAINflELD-M. a l.. Auto Co.
RID BANk--MitcheII Auto Sales Co.
IRENTON-City Garage Co.. Inc.
WEsTWOOD-I. j. Demarest
WEEHAWkEN-The Standard Auto 60.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1917-04-01

TELEPHONE PROSPECT 5000
NEW YORK
BRONN-Geo. II. Tyrell Co.. 1859 Web
ster Az.
JEIFERsONVHLE-W J. Grishaber.
kINGsTON-Stryker- Youmans Go.
MIDDLETOWN-West End Garage.
MI. NERNON-MIchel-s Schneider Garage,
Inc.
URGH-Bellinger's Garage.
NEW kOCHELLE-Michel-s Ca
rage, Inc.
NfACK-Nhipfalis Garage.
PORT tHESTEK-W. ID. Howatt.
POtGHkEEPsIE-W {. Morehouse.
WEST NEW NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Auto
a Motor Car Co.. Inc.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
gefrttdr SaliOnr
lpridt samltag.
Dor beiOen Saniern Oes Gonsrelics'
Die GOmniIiiOn iuirO in 5cBu
SOscm 5nm Gmpiuns mad
gaciu-yOrf fa9ren.

g8ofbinqton. 9. Wloi, - Se-
fretdr 9alfour, 6iibrer DER britiihen
ariees. gommiilion, miro om Som-
fog Dor beioen SGuiern oes @ougrei'
les eribeinen, meldes gorredt nie-
mails porber einem britiiden 9eam'
ten 5ugeitonoen puroe.
Sn DER glnnobme oieier @inloomg
ocs Senats ino oeS $allies puroe
ibm freisciteat, au irgeno elmer 3eit
sic i6m redt 1T, cine gIniprahe gu
9oltcn. Sr. 9oliour ipobIte Sam-
ltoe ais oen belten Tog unO miro
Inn 10 llbr 30 erideinen. @s miro
ongenonmen OoB er cine furoe Sieoe
in bciocn Sdlicrn bolten uiro, bod
miro ser Souptsrlino Elm Soflid-
fcitsbciu6 icin Inn Die W3itgIieocr gu
bcgriiBen un0 0enicIben Die @riiBe
oes britiiAen @orloments 81 ilber-
brineen.
Sr. 8ullour berbrodte Den beilti.
acn Nodmittoe NIT Sefret6r Nlc.
$1,000 lno Sir Sorment 2eber I'M
Sdotomt, nodoem er oen &ormittog
nit Gonferen5cn i'm Gntiii6r.&oupt.
quarticr bcrbro6t botte. Ger britt.
Ide gotidoitcr ipra9 bor imo ndbm
Sr. 8olfour NIT Der fron5oiiihen
Gourmiiiiou oen SrnbiB in Der britt
ibcn @otidnft Elm.
Die Sonoels 9c5ie6unaen 5pi-
idcn britiihen lmO amerifnniihen
9eomteu iino, mic ecioet miro, cin-
aebenO beiprotben morOen imo lper-
Oeu peitere Snformationen aus Gne.
lono eripartct. Ga Die gommiiiion
nit elmer @lcnec 9botia6en rnO
StatiitifeR noH bier FAM iino ome.
rifaniidJe 9eomtc in ons Stuoiiun
ocrieIben oertieft aelueien uno babeu
meitere 6roecn eeIteIlt, Delde nur
BON 2onoon aus beontuortet mer0en
fonnen.
Die iiioomerifoniide Sanocls-Si'
tlIation murOe fait gornibt berii6rt
Oa Die 9riten oieie 5roge i'm @roBer
inO @on5en Ocn @ereiniaten Stoo
ten iiberlaiien ga oieielben oort gro
Bere Sntcreiien baben un0 leihtcl
nit oicIen 6raeen iertig iucroen.
Gie britilde Gommiiiion miro lid
| in 10 Gogen nod 9lem gorf be9cben
Inn nit Der fran5oiiihen Gomniiiior
bort 81 Dem 9epIauten gmpfang 81
iammen ST. treflen. Siernah ueroen
Die WlitslieOer Der Gommiiiion uabr
ldeinlidb cine 9eiie nod benz 0littel
fpeIien uno bon bort nod Canada an
treten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
8EittI1e QebreN
fit Mmcrita.
Die gereinistcn Stauteu unrOen ae'
Warut, nidt bic 6rci0eit i6rer
giirssr 5n beIdueiOeu.
GemImr gsmeint.

Qon6on, Q. D1ai. ~ Die Der.
Staaten tpur6en eriudt, niht oie
Sreibeiten tbrer giireer in 9riegS5ei'
ten 5u beIdneiOen, logt Die einlluB'
reide 8eitilng ,Ebe ylotion" bellte IN
einem langeren Nrtifel.
Der Nrtifel bat tbeilweile ioleen'
Den Snbalt
,gei 0em 9lbidluB elmer moterlel'
len imo seiitieen EbeiIboberldalt
slpilden unlerem 0onoc uno Amerlfa
8lr 91ettune Der GipiIiiaticn tommt
9lmerifa ipdt nit ieinen geiliigen
SiIisqueIlen ieOod iiitoft uno tanu
einen unpereIeihlihen Gienlt oorn
leilten, oen Iiufenoen &eiit Der briti'
iden Sreibeit 3n bebeu. SibcroliS'
mus bier, ais Der anoerer Meile iul'
pidtige @oriaa Der llnterorlldiing
unierer eiqenen lleberiee.Girtlilation
3eiat, lit Elm 6coroblider 9untt.
sic fiist bin5it ooB oie tbeuren
Scbren euelonos 9Imerita bellen
moecn, lcinc eieeneu einbcimilden
5rcibeiten 5u conierpiren Dam
f1brt oie 8eihIng fort:
.ggir fonncn nidt gIolibcn oaB
ole 9lmerifaner 0orin beiltimmen
mcroen, eines noh benz oloercn i6rer
foItlidcn 8rinaipien Der SeIbitregie.
rilng ollf oenl Seriessaltor nieoer5u'
Iegen, ooer 0orihiieen peroen ooB
SelbItrceieruna olif irgeno cine on'
6ere @olitif gefiibrt luerocn fam pa
Die @eoanfen ino Snteaiaen5 oeS
@olfes nit Der polliten SenntuiB uno
freieIten @elegcnbeiten Der erote'
terilnecn uno 0erbiuounsen aenabrt
muroen."
Gicler 9[rtifel 1T bouptiddlid &C.
gen oic ge0ornumonne Der Prelle ee'
rihtet.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
lleberIdbiuemmitna in 9lMfl0n0.

gten Yorf. 3. W2ai Cine
bier bonn oSdsIiden Siioiihen Dor
wdrts" aus 95etersbirs empIaneenc
9epeihe beIoet, Dab cine unerb0rt
unbeiI0oae lIeberidpemmina arc.
menthue beimiudie.
(arementdug 1T cine Stoot BON
nneefobr 10000 ginpobnern ant
Dnieper in Der @robiu8 @oltebo ae.
legen.
Dor aur5em eingeloufene 3ebel
0epeihen erwdbuten lleberihwcui.
mngcn am untcren Gon, ermabnten
ober feline lleberihwemnumaeu in
Der N1bc bon arementhug)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

9eRretdr Sane modBte oie 2NittRetrung. 2tnter=
(eeBoofgefaRr ei1re [ePr groRe. - s0elRe
De6atte Bringt $piona9e 2Dorrage.

llutll OCIllllSS pNllNbNHf NiN ~
Jfote our6 Sefretdr Sane ongescben
murOe.
0ie 3oblen Der ShiiiabrtS-9ebor.
oe errei6en ni6t ous bobe Sotol, linO
ober bod 9enug, I'M Die Situation
Ie6r ernit 81 mohen.~
gSic Sefretdr Souc mittbeilte, wer'
Sen bonn 0epartement fir imere 9In-
aeleeen6eitcn Griinoungen ouS9e-
pro6t, nm Der NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. be-
oeonen 8u founcn. ,,Qie 8ereinigten
Stootcn miiIicn Shiiic bouen, 10
ibuca Dies irgeno mogIid lit. @eni
mir oielcu &rice uidt oui Ger auoeren
Seite gum 9[ustrog bringen" iogtc
5cfretGr 2one, uwerOcn mir oeniel'
len ouf oicicr 5cite ouSfdnlpieu
miiiicn.~
Ias 4egierilngs Shiifs.Gontrol-
95rogramm miro in Scr ndcblten 30
DE Dem GongreB borgelegt peroen
Inn Dem BrdIiocnten Die @olmadt 81
oc6cn, mcnn not6mrnoig 0ie geiamn.
te 56iiIobrt OcS 2anOcs 81 iiberneb.
men.
giclc Sbifisbau6oic boben IN oen
letten @oden Gontrafte iiir ons glitS-
lono angenommen trosoem Die
Sdiiio6rtS .9e6orOe es flor gema6t
6otte, BOB unacbeno i6ueae 9auten,
0orunter ou6 Der Bon BON bol3crnen
Sdifien, porgenommen peroen lol-
len
ISciBcr &ompf nm 2 pio. 4.
noqc.@orIagc
g9o1bingtoh 2. W(oi.
gcioc Sduler Oes' GongreHes weroen
iibcr sic 8oriAGge, oie Geuillr'glb'
i6nittc Der Gegierimos-Sp Spiona9c-
@cieboorlaeen ols5nmcr5cn, abltin'
men, wenn oieicIben 5itr ShhlB-Yol'
iirlmq porliegen. Gies miro ma5r.
Ideinli6 0ieie SoHc geide6en. Sobn'
ION BON Golifornien uuo Scrtretcr
@ru6am bon EenniDloanicn gabcn
6eutc bcfonnt, onB lie beantrogen
mcrocn, ooB Oieie 9lbtbcilun9en mel
dc Oicl S(nitoB bel 3eitungeu inO
@erionen pelde iugcn, ouB oieiclben
oaS 9iebt Der freien 9coe geIobroen,
erreqten, ausgcmer5t weroen
Ger grflGrune oes 9ieprGientantcn
@ra6anl folgte Elm beitiger 9Ingriff
fiir sic 3eit ciuer Shinoe an Der
| Sous-gorloge, in mclher CT onge'
fiibrt Bate, Bob bic 9cihngcn bepie'
Ien bdtter, DAB iie iid) ireipiaig eincr
Gcnliir tmtermerfcn piiroen inO oen'
IeI6cn in Ser Belt scr intcrnationnlen
ariie @ertrauen entsceengebrohi
mcroen fonne. gr be5eibnete Der
9(bIdnitt ais nitnomeritoniih" lm(
erfl1rte, oaB ireenO welde glohridl
ten, Die Dem Seino bon gluber ieir
fonnten inter onOcren beitebcnoet
@eieben oueegriiIen weroen f0nnen
9lcpr1ientont @oro bon Ohio Der
longte Die glnnobme Scr WlaBre9el
pie Oieiel6e ltebt. ST beltano oorali
ooB Der 3eitungS-9 -9lbidnitt ais Sri
minal-@eieB poreeieben it, wcl6e
ouf 3uoerlabiee 8eitungen feline sln
mcnOrng finOct, ionoern MIR al
S6us ecgcn unebrli@c 3citlmgel
Oient.
GS miro morgen cine biBige 0C
bate cripartet penn oie uerlhieocnel
Slmenoemerts ofierirt ueroen &c
prdicntont Gobn miro cine It6noig
Genirr.9eb0roe Oorihlogeu, uno 9il
prGientnit N}cGorniid bon Sainois
melber oie 8orloge bcf6mpit als ouC
. 1noerpeitige glbGnocriineen in DC
: 6orm, lpie iie porgeiblagen beautrC
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Strife in stahI.Gompaanie.

@ronite Gitp, Sny 9, Nldi
3iinibimoert W2oun Der u6om-
monweoltb SteeI Company" troien
beute in ben 2lusitnuo Sie perIan-
gen einen Ndtitunoeuioa nit 9diiin.
bigger ge3abhne Die Strifer limo
arobnleiite, Nloihiuiiien nno 9lo.
oelmoder. ginise Der Striter te6r'
ten ip1ter am Gage sur Qlr6eit QUE
rid, ols ibnen oie @eriihcrmg ge'
seben muroe. Dab ibreu QBiinlheu
entiprobcn iueroeu piro-
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03
Grploiion in G6icasu.

IS @bicooo, 3. Mloi Cine gr-
plolion non wclder Die Yoli5ei an-
nimmt, oo6 oicieIbe oiii cine 9lus.
lhrcitllng lirifenocr 9Gder ouriid3u-
tii5ren i'll, ianO beilte Niorgen ltatt
lno ri6tete ciuen SHooen bon $25.-
600 IN Der 9lnloee Der %. 81. gd-
bart 'Ofiaing Go." an. 3ur 3ett Ser
@rplolion noren 30 Monn in scr
9dderei beidditiat, uno fonnte nidt
teltaeltcIIt weroer, ob @lenlbcnle6cn
oerloren aegonacn iino.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

q. 9iott 9lnorefpS, Sen @eueral-,Sii-
ipeftor Der omeritoniihen 6elo.2lm-
bulon5 nit Dem 9ono Der @brcn-Se.
gion. 0ie lteberreibnngs-G s-Geremonie
iono i'm Soie eines olten 9onObauieS
no6e 9lbeims in S0rpeite oes rnob-
ldiiigen Gonnerns Der fran50Iii1en
@elhiibe itatt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-05-03

gN q u II q U " z. Vtul. NN
Iciner 9lniprodc, Die Sctretdr Sonc
6ellte Dor Sen @ouocrnellren bielt,
pel6e bier 5uiomnienfomen nm nit
Dem 0iutional.G Gert6eiOigungs-@o
5t conferircn, mel1en glntbeil Die
Hcaierunaen Der Stooten IN Dem
ariee ne6men lollen t6cilte Der Sc.
fretGr nit, ooB bic 9imoesrcaicrllng
aebort babe, OoB in Den Iebtcu $50
den 100000 Sonnen SdiffSroum
0urcb oeuti6c llnteriec6ootc Oerlenft
murocn, unO Oics bic Griitcn5 BON
@n0lanO uno 6ranfreid 6coro6t iinO
audi cine @efobr fir Die @ereinigten
Staatcn bil0et Die llntcriecbootc 6o'
ben Elm groBcs 2o6 IN Die SdiIfo1rt
gerilien mo itcbt cin 3ulommcn'
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