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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

for order.
"'Thank you, he said finally,
|"Vive Amerique. Then he sat down.
Speaker Clark escorted Viviani, Jof-
FIRE and Choeheprat to the front of the
chamber, where they shook hands with
more members than have responded to
any rollcall in months.
Ambassador Jusserand and officers
of the French commission were seated
in front of the speakers desk. The par
ty was escorted to the chamber by
Representatives Flood, Virginia, chair
man of the foreign affairs committee;
Linthicum, Maryland; Cooper, Wiscon-
sin; Porter, Pennsylvania and Goodwin,
| Arkansas.
Miss Jeanette Rankin attracted un-
usual attention. Marshal Joffre shook
hands with her; NJ. Viviani, to the in
tense pleasure of the house-again ex-
| pressed in cheers-kissed her hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
--u1Ynu UCIT0DC
ERENLn plDiIUNO

n. mansion on sixteenth street
that he ever had driven
,f men over history making
,,Js strcwn with death and
. ,i,e premier, NJ. yiyiani, in
,aso @ i stamped the bitterness
law ray Of an only son buried i! in an
~ ~" @,ore a, somewhere on the fields
~ was no less pleased, but
ir sIe Preparations for the journey
I'M feels that not only is the
Il bo of interest as such, but that
y offords the French war com
.sssrs an opportunity to bring
! MN to the American people the
u and seriousness Of the war we
4 IN tbe party is Lieutenant Col
I'M tbe "bIue DEVIL Of France
u tbe Gallant few who held the all
I'M section of the Marne battle
''.I .inole handed for days against
.s,Tsbinp Germans; and who had
N his dearest friend and fighting
's1ion beneath him in the trench
speel on his grave to continue the
Il train will leave Washington at
eoing directly to Chicago, arriy-
skOut noon Friday,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

1t seems almost improbable to relate
to people of intelligence just what has
been accomplished in the educating OF
wild and erstwhile thought to be, un-
teachable beasts, by Al G. Barnes and
his almost equally efficient corps OF
wild animal educators. In days gone, 1t
was thought that the only way to sub
due the wild denizens of the darkest
spots on the old earth Is surface, was
to slaughter them. The Barnes method
is all together different; for with low
inc care and making careful study OF
each and every animal, proper feeding
and close care of their individual needs,
each and every animal of every kind
and description is taught that it has an
intelligence all its own, and their in
tclligence. by diligence, is developed
through educational methods, making
each and every animal in the immense
aggregation of Al G. Barnes Wild
Animal Circus a star performer.
To fittingly stage the wondrous de-
velopment of animal education, TWO
GREAT steel arenas and two rings are
9sed bv the Barnes shows to properly
exploit mans influence over brute ma
ture. .4.,o.-
to see that their children should witness
to see htat their children should witness
this marvellous exhibit; each parent
should see the show, for it will give
them broader view of what their
duties really are. ma
The Influence for good on the ehlld
mind Is incalculable, for the lesson of
Lindness through the Al G. Barnes
Shows IS told with telling force, That,
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Demonstration Car
To Be Here Tomorrow

Friday is food preparedness day in
Salem. The demonstration car conduct
ed by the Southern Pacific under the
direction of the Oregon Agricultural
College extension service will be found
on the S. P tracks at Commercial street
near the freight depot. No work will
be done from the car until in the ev-
ening as during the afternoon, the ex-
tension service people will deliver ad-
dresses at the various schools. In the
evening threre viii be a session at the
Commercial club and from the prepar-
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Greeting Was a Riot

.sbmeton, May 3.-As the house
1 and cheered as only its orators
sheer. when Marshal Joffre, Vice
ian viviani and Vice Admiral
|kpprat Of the French commission
\ completed their list Of official
ibe senate reception Tuesday was
ocular the house demonstration
i was a riot.
|6fists and other anti.war mem
kd the applause for the commits
ss the lOOrkeepcr announced:
'lhe honorable French commission
ii United States, -
i commissioners arrived at the
ID shortly after noon. House and
ies commenced applauding long
il they entered the chamber. When
ii and Vivian assembled to Speak
kk's rOStrm to be presented,
|ehpping changed to stamping,
pounding and cheering,
jan bowed in response while Jof-
EepOnded with his now familiar
II Then as JOffre sat down Vivi-
bid a pair of ostartling yellow
u on the speaker S desk and
ped into stirring address. Two
srntatives in front, who under
what he said, led the rest of the
J il applause, except when Vivi-
mentiOned President Wilson when
#plauded yociferOusly.
|Presentatiye Medill Mccormick,
es, volunteer interpreter to the
gallery furnished mirror for vi
i gestures as he waved his arms
Hplctated a free translation to a
1 stenOgrapher.
Kissed Her Hand
i Viviani finished spontaneous
u were renewed, Joffre arose and
"a.
present to you" Clark began. A
'FndOus cheer interrupted Clark fol
@pIe Of minutes. Then he finished
ahe marshal of France.
speaker-no linguist-carefully
II alne1 / from any attempt at pronun
w " lie stuck to titles.
MiIe salutcd the house and waited
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
British Food DriUe Sets Pace
That America May FoNow

pie depend for their livelihood on the
sale Of sweets and il would not be inst
TO ruin a number Of small shop Keepers.
mostly women. There will be mite
enough sugar for the children : iolli.
pops, if adult consumers win keep with
in their three quarters Of a pound per
week. "
"a movement is on foot to estab.
lish public kitchens in several districts
But If the rich viii give first eonsid-
Grafton TO the needs Of the poor. and
If everyone will faithfully observe
Lord Devonport' S instructions. there
viii be no need for more drastic ae.
tion."
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
More Men Than Women
Have Appendicitis

Surgeons state men are slightly more
subject to appendicitis than women.
Salem people should know that few
doses of simple buckthorn bark, glyeer-
inc, ETC., as mixed in Adler-i-ka, often
relieves or prevents appendicitis. This
mixture removes such surprising foul
matter that ONE SPOONFUL relieves
almost ANY CASE constipation, sour
stomach or gas. The INSTANT, easy ac-
tion Of Adler-ika is surprising. J. G..
Perry, druggist.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
EASTERN OREGON FLOODS.

Union, Or May q Thousands of
acres in the central part of Grande
Ronde valley are under water today
and the damage to crops will be heavy
Mountain streams and the Grande
Ronde river, fed by melting SHOWS and
heavy rains, are far out of their banks,
and at present show no signs of going
back to normal levels. The Hutchin-
son levee has broken, and all hope Of
stopping the break until the water sub
sides has been given up.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Wlooping. Cough

One of the most successful prepare
tions in use for this disease is Cham
berlain s Cough Remedy. $. w. Nc
Clinton, Blandon Springs, Ala. writes,
!" Our baby had whooping cough as bad
as most any baby could have it. | gave
him Chamberlain S Cough Remedy add
it soon got him we'll" Obtainablo ev-
ervWhere.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

state Insurance Commissioner Wells
announced yesterday that there were Il
fires in the state OF Oregon during
the month of April and these fires were
confined TO 20 towns. The total losa
incurred amounts to s11l,245. The fire
in Salem was the next to the largest
and the loss is said to be about S25;
600. Twenty-one of the Al fires were
in dwellings.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Tn regard to the complaint of Dr. b.
f. Swiek and others residing near the
flag station OF Oak Lawn on the Port
and-Airlie branch Of the Southern Pa
cific requestin that the station be
moved to a point 500 feet north of its
present location, the public service com
mission decided, after holding a hear
ing on April 4 at Oak Lawn, that in its
opinion sufficient grounds did not exist
to warrant moving the station from its
present position to the one proposed.
As the station is now located it can be
reached by all the patrons without tres
passing on the railroad right of way OF
private property.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Permission was granted by the public
service commission, with certain restric-
tions regarding type of crossing and
necessary warning signals, to /, N. Day
and the county court of Linn county
for authority to cross two county high
ways in the construction of short rail
road for use in hauling ballast from
Saddle Butte to Shields. The railroad
is not to be q common carrier and will
haul rock for railroad ballast.
The annual report Of the HeppneI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Stale House News
i : : + + + = + : = = 4

Applications for school loans are now
being received by G. G. Brown, clerk
of the land board. The board expects
shortly to make loans sufficient 70 take
up about 100000, which is the amount
of the school land funds ON hand.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
Free Circus Tickets For Kids

Did You Ever See Tiger Eat Monkey?-You Never
WiII-The Al G. Barnes Wild Animal Circus Has
Taught Through Education, All OF Its Wild Animals
So That the Lion Lies Down With the Lamb---With
the Lamb Outside
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
.dness car.
The days program is as follows:
Afternoon Session

The days program is as follows;
Afternoon Session
2:30-Food Preparedness, Miss Tur-
ley, high school assembly.
Home Canning, Miss Cowgirl, high
school assembly.
2:30 - Vegetable Growing, Prof.
Brown, high school rooms.
Poultry Raising, Prof. Lamb, high
school rooms.
Evening Session
1880 to 9-Home Canning, Miss Cow
gill, Commercial club and preparedness
car.
Food Preparedness, Miss Turley,
Commercial club and preparedness car.
1880 to S:15-Poultry Raising, Prof.
Lamb, preparedness car.
s:15 to 9-Vegetable growing, Prof.
Brown, preparedness car.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

Basle, Switzerland, May s.
The powder factory at Furth,
Germany, exploded, killing 52l
persons, and a similar explosion
at TroisdoOrf, killed 30, accord
ing to reports received here by
wireless today.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

After spending several days in the
Hood River valley assisting in begin
ming a survey OF the waters OF the Hooi
river, Percy Cupper, deputy state en-
gineer, has returned to his office in
the state house. This survey of the
waters Of the Hood river is being made
to ascertain the power possibilities and
for further adjudication Of the water
rights.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

The annual report Of the HeppneI
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

DIR. R. f. L. Steiner, of the Oregon
State hospital, who recently deported to
various eastern states a large number
of insane patients, received yesterday a
report from DIR. j. C. Evans, who accom-
panied the patients, that all have been
taken to their destinations, and that he
is now in New York City.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1917-05-03
EXPLOSION KILLS 521

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Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Son See nnO Saieu.

Ger ais bcrloren gemcloete norlpe.
giiGc Ganpicr o9Ioona" gauj lnls
crwartet I'M 6ieiigen Safen ange.
tonmch - Snttc chI 9leitllngS'
boot oerloren, weIdes nIigefiidt
woroen mar gladtc einc quite
9ieiie ii6er ocn Ocean.
Ter 6ercits, olS ben cinclu llliter.
ice6oot oOer SonoelS5erItorcr Der
icuft, oui9ege6cne norpcgiIcbc Gom-
pier g9Ipono", Capt 6. SobounIen,
BON Bergen, fam geitern i'm Snfen
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OIL 9orO ng(QcS iuobl~ iei
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id)punger, Inn ollr ollc 9lot6peuOig.
feitei eeriiitct ST. ieilL mO cincs ser
goote giug 6ei enem Srfau ouf ser
So6e bon Cape Siniitcrre pcnoren.
9lls ser Tompfer &uelpa mieOer Der.
lniien 9otte, lpurOc ous @ettungs.
boot BON cinem onOereu Sdiife gc.
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Ocr o9lpono" ocrloren geeoiigcn iei.
Gr modtc sic llc6crio6rt bon
1uclpa nod Dcn &irginio Gopcs in
IS Gogen, cin 9lccorO fir ciucn
lnngiomcu Compier bon iciucr Sloi-
ic; beionoers On cs m16renO scr
9iciic ic6r ItiirniiidJ por.
Gin an gorO oilfecfimoencr bin.
scr Yaiioeier, Der t7.iG9rige 9lop.
monoo Gia3 lpllrOe bonn Gopitdn
Sen Ginuonoerlngs 9e6oroen ii6er.
ec6ea Ole cuti6ciOen iuerocn. c6 ser
ana6c 5Igelolien per0cu faul oOcr
niCbt.
Ger n9Dono" fom in 9nlolt mo
miro cine 2aOung @etreioe fin ifan,
oinoDiidjc Soieu cinnc6mcn.
3 as GtS alis Der 9 9aigetric.
bcn.
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lcbten 6eiocn Gage 6rat6tcn scr
SdGiio6rt groBc GrIcidtcrung, in
Dem tic oos Gis i'm &otopsco lmo IN
Der 8oi in Sciueglmg icbteu lulO ga.
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ten sic Wloghhfcit goben III oed
Sofen 81 gcloneen Gieie 6obr5euge
moreu ieit Montag ourd oas GisfetO
on ser @rreihuns ser ghSloOepIdse
oer6iuocrt iporOcn, umO Der @orratb
an 9Iltitern mar in 6olge Ociicn iebl
fuaDD QeDor0et
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
9auf alien @c6ern.


Gic oSt. @inceut oe Saul. @cIeQ.
idloit4 bat ben o9cutibcn GorreIpou-
ocnten" criudt, alien @ebern 5u Oem
5onO fir ole @eieai1oft ocn iluia-
ltcn 0ouf ousdulpreden. IS lit 0ie
@cpobnbeit Der 9eamten oaen Iol.
den @ebern oercn 9lorcIIen 6efonnt
lillo, oireft cine pcrIonlibe 2uittlng
81 ii6ericnoen ooh befanoen ii6 biele
llngenannte @ebcr in Scr 2iIte, lln6
es Iino 6cionoers oieie, on mel6c lic6
Die offcntlibe 0onfiagung ri1tct.
CARDINAL Gibbons no1m in ieiner
ylcujcDrs 9lnipro1e @eronlaIIung,
Die cute 9erbeit Der st. &inccnt Sc
Boul- @cielihoit@ 6il bctonen lm0 bat
oabci idbou ieincn Donf oacu @cbcrn
ouSgeOriidt. Sr. 9iobcrt 9iggs lit
Der &rdiiocnt umo &i@tcr Charles
gS SeuisIcr Der Sefrctdr ser @c.
iclli1oit.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19

Ser befamte 9tcu-Oorfcr slupalt
Somuel llntcrInper fam gciterl no6
Baltimore pno beoob lid sur Be
bnnohmg hl'S So1ns SopfiilS.Soipi-
tal. &crr llnternDer Ger als elmer
Der III gtusiidlt 9eionIlcnen AcdtS.
pclchrten IN Ger oScat .llrterlld)ung
in @aibinoton 0cnannt pnrOc, be,
Na6 iid ohnc S,iilic nad Oem Noipi-
tai unO batte einc riliitdn0iAc. I'M
tcrreOun9 NIT icrcn 9lr5t lr @m.
z. Iboper. 9ia6ocm CT elmer Aocut.
genitro6len llntcriuhing imter5o-
gen worOen mor, be3og or cin 3im-
mer I'M Olarburg @e6dioe. OBJ
eleih iein gcfinocu nidt ols beiora.
niBcrrcNcno bctrot6tct miro, lit Sic
Qdnoc icincS 9nicnt6nItS utbt ob5u-
ic1cn.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Uni @OrpOitemSiemit.

Bon ben 6raueureHtlcrinucn Bal
tiinorc's reiiicn gciiern is nod
@olbington, rnl gSohtpoitenoicnit
Dor Dem @ciBcn @aiic 81 t6uu. ,sn
Der @clclllhaIt bcianoen iid Die Sol.
gcnoen 6rnll Ionnlo n. Scooter,
,Sran @ono 2. 9otiner, Sri. Glea-
nor @Dite 5rl. emma g. Niorris.
Grou 6lorcncc sfcSontb, Sri. DtorD
4. 9raoV iSrau 9l3nira Spectcn,
,Sran Cabin q. @oGricl, 8rou M.
3adion Sri. Slian 0opis, 6rou
sSillimr 6iber 6rou 9. 6. @locn.
Sri. Giraitid @loen SRI. @linna
Hadion 6ran @oclpn Einauus mo
5ran @laOD3 Soils.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Nlgcr SrlSman DOu Cincinnati &c
Iturhcu.

Scrr 0iper SeIOwnn, Ger ebcmds
lige Gbei scr ySoelOman Clothing
Company" in Cincinnati Ohio, Itarb
seiterp Mor1en in Oem Seine ieincr
Eo1ter, 6rou SerrD @rinSfcIOer,
Or. 2020, Gutoip-Blocc. Gr itano
i'm 70. 2ebensia6re unO pobnte ieit
10 Sabren IN Dem Sniic ieines
S1wiegerio6neS. Serr Selomon mar
Elm WlitglieO Oes yYb0niy,Glubs. Z"
Cine SrouerTeicrlibfeit finOet am
Snmitaa 9tbeno Inn 6 ll6r i'm Stcrbc.
bans itatt, moralli bic Seide nad
Cincinnati our @ciicbnng ii6criii6rt
miro.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Gin srOGer Batter beifruit.


Cine straie bon $iG.45 mnrbe
9(lbcrt aopnnsft 9lr. 80i, Siio.
SafepooO 9loculle. poii 9lidjter Sc
re@t i'm 0itiheu Eoli3ciscricGt oui-
crleet, iueil cr ieincn 5obn SoiepI
nit cinein @rug aitf ocn Sfopf ge-
id)lagcn 6dtte Ger So6u icbrieb ei'
nen griei, Oen inn iciuc Nlutter oif-
tirte, ais ser Batter in's 3inncr trat
uno oaS Giftireil iel6i 6eiier beior-
gen 6il fonncn glnubte. Gin Strcit
mar ole 5olge unO ga Der Sauspoter
iid in Der 3useniertigfeit lcineni
5oDnc iInO ieiner 6rna nidt eeiuod.
icn fii6lte. ipuroe CT tbGtlih, Inn iei,
iien Millen gepaItian Snrd5niebm,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Gin o(sentlrman" criUiidJt.

6robOcni Der % Sabre oltc Gar.
roll @oro, 9lr. 1889. 9loro Bono
StraBc, wo9n6ait, Dem Hidter Tam,
tins I'M noro6itlit6cn &oli5eigcridji
crj1bltc. OaB CT ein operiefter @er.
tlelnan~ lei luurOe er lpegcn inor.
opntlihen @etrngens i'm $6.45 6c.
trait. Ter 1iam lit ein @ruSer ocS
befoHllten biejieen sSodcns g9ilner
s. @dro 3mci Di1nner melSetcu
ocm EoliSiiicn ariB, oaB g9aro iic
an Der SanDale StraBe imo Sor,
toro slpenuc bcldiiigt babe. @arO
periudte iid) iciner gerbaitine oilrd
pic 6ludt jill cnt5icbcn puroc u6cr
pom 'foli5iitcu crlpiiGt.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Wis gsarmaIidmI.2 .2irettor empfu1Isn

Sn Der Situmg eincS Gomite's Der
iiontlitben NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. mir.
Sc Tr. g. g. @cit irii6erer SiiGis-
superintendent Der Diciieeu oifent.
lihen 5cbilIcn. ais 1ireftor scr
5tants.9lormulidule ais 9foHioIeer
bon Sr1uIcin Sornb 6. 9liGmono
cnpioblen. 2r. @eit befleioct gc9cn.
ipdriig 0ns Pint cincS 8roiciioreu
III Scr Cincinnati lliiDcrItdt. Dor
icitcr Ma6l ols Stills Supcrin,
tenocnt Der 9oltimorer ShiIcr, mel.
DIE Stellung or aiiigob, nnl nad
Gintinnoti 5ii ge9cn, iuar Or, gSeit
Tircftor ocr @citeru SoHi6uIe.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
Gantun's ncne lsuIiaeiitatiuM.

Tie nelle Bo(sdiiiatiou 5l Gnuton
lit iertig seItcGt ino Der lhn5ng nus
sem oltcn Sroiicrei WebduOe. oos
Scitueilia ais Gol5eiquartier oeutc,
na6ni acitern 9tohulittag icinen 9ln.
fang. EoS iicuc @ebduoe al Der
Soone uno 9. StrnBc lit ans Sic.
gcliienicn errihtct mo IN ieincu
Gmridtmgen uoQitGnoig moOern.
Niidtcr @illiamS erlcOietc geitcrn
oIIc porlicgcnoeu SdQe. Oonit fcine
@efangenel aus 0cm alten IN Oos
reue Gebdroc ii6eriii6rt 81 peroen
6roidten.
Ger llni5ug geicbie6t inter 9fui.
iiht OcS WlaribaqS GodeD bon ser
Baltimore GouutD Yoli5ei.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
aanl nod dllt luco

5iobert @. Guoleg. an ser Sano-
pcr-StroBc ipoDnbait lDurOe oeitern
bon Gihtcr @eredt i'm oItlihen @o-
li5eigcriht 81 SIS Gtraie mo Soften
uernrt6eilt, wcil CT, mic 5ergeant
Toubaliier bon Ger oitIihcn FoIi5ei'
itation bejeliote, einen g9og9ou ser
9tolarO Yarf.9inic oaOurd 6c6in.
Ocrtc, ooB cr All cine Strcdc bon
fiini SraBengcoicrten nit ieinem
@oecn oi Ocm @eleiie inbr. ThO-
len entidnlOiete iif Oanit, oaB er
nidjt oewuBt babe ooB Der StrnBen.
bobmpaaeou binter inn fll6r, ltnO
oud ooS @lodcniianol nid]t acbort
babe. Ger &idtcr lieB nbcr Nicic
gntiduIoiglug nidt eelten.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-01-19
gSerbcNcrtcr etraNcnba1n gcrfcGr.


SSn 0em geridt Der Gonnriiion
fir ofFentIi1e getrie6e iiir ooS Der.
oongene Sabr, pelder Dem @ouper-
neur Snrrington imterbreitct lpltroe,
eiebt scr Acknowledgements l0err 3.
@. Tuer. wiHtiee 3a6ler al. peIhc
6elueiien, onB scr StroBenba6noienit
III Der bieiiecll Stoot iidb beoeiltcnO
Derbeiicrt Bat in 9c5ig nti Die 81.
dcrbcit Der gdiidgiere iouo6l mic
ocr 6ilBgdllger. Cant icinrr 9lliitcl.
lima iuilrocn inn Sabre 1916 bel
ourh clcftriidc 9abren perliriodicn
llnf6Gen 33 Gcrioncii gctoOtet bon
ocncu bier 2lngeiteilte Der 8nbncn
iparcn. Sm porau9ceallaencn So6rc
betrug oic >@eiannitjobl 36. Bon
oicien oerloreu IS 6eim llc6cridrei-
ten ser @eleie i6r 9e6en. Gle @e'
ianntjobl Der gerlcstcn BELIEF iid)
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1850 OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S,il
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