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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31
FOREST SERVICE
RECOMMENDS OFFICERS
FOR FOREST BATT'Ns

Washington, Oct. 3o.-It Is annouro.,
by the Forest Service that il has h.,.
able TO comply in full with the reQues, a,
, the war department for assistance in ca
curing qualified lumbermen and fores,a,s
to serve as officers for the forest ba,,,,
ions which are to comprise a part o. ~,
American overseas forces. Three hus,
bred and nine men have been recon-
mended for commissions in the grades =.
major. captain, first lieutenant and ssc.
osd lieutenant. OF these, two-thrds ~,
practical lumbermen or sawmill operates,
and one-third are trained foresters WITH
| long woods experience. Some OF ma
lumbermen who were recommended hav,
also had theoretical training in forestry
and many of the foresters have had er.
perience in logging or sawmilllng
In the selection of qualified lumherms,
the Forest Service has had the Close %.
operation of Subcommittee OF the mm.
Der committee of the Council of National
Defense and of IA committees OF lumber
men in different parts OF the country. Al.
most every man selected was interviews,
by a lumbermens committee or by the
Forest Service officials. Many private
foresters land forest schools have ssstei
in finding technical foresters suitable for
commissions. All OF the men recon-.
mended have, by successful experience.
shown themselves capable Of handling
some important phase of numbering. saw.
mill or technical forest work, according
to officials of the Forest Service. All have
proved by experience their qualities Of
leadership and their ability to handle men
ir large numbers
Every timber region Of the United
States has contributed its share OF the
men who have been nominated for officers
and il is believed that every class of lum
hering from the smallest portable mill
operation to the largest and most uH-;o-
date plant, is represented. Among those
selected are men experienced In logging
and saving every merchandise wood
growing in this country.
The age limits set in the beginning re-
ouired that all officers of the forest bat
talions should be 81 years of age. or Older
Because of the difficulty of finding men
suitable for lieutenants, the age limit for
this grade was later lowered to % year
The bulk of the men recommended az
Neutenants range in age from . to %, as
CAPTAINS from 30 to 40 and as majors from
40 to 50 years
Men who have been recommended have
been notified that all further action az
regards Physical examination, the issuance
Of commissions, and the order In whta
the successful applicants will be Gale
for service rests With the war depart
nrent.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31
BOOM RECRUITING
FOR THE Sd maine

The people who are laboring under the
delusion that the reason why there has
since war was declared, is because the
German symapthizers don't dare to start
anything or because the Secret Service
forces are so thorough and SO clever that
the Germans and their sympathizers can't
start anything. have a terrible shock
coming to them. 1t is thoroughly under
stood by the men who are conducting this
war for the United States that the peace
and quiet which has reigned throughout
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31
100000 Armenian and
Syrian Refugees Suffer

has helped the refugees generously,
having given them up to the present
nearly $10,000,000. This supplied them
with food, paid their rent and made 1t
possible to provide for 5000 orphans,
but owing to the financial difficulties
of the government this aid is now cut
off
''The American committee has given
clothing and bedding to $4,000 of the
most needy refugees and has also pro-
vided large quantities of tea, sugar,
kerosene and fuel where most needed.
During the summer of 1916 the work
Of repatriation was undertaken and
hundreds Of farmers were returned to
their homes in the province of Van and
supplied with oxen, plows. seed and 50
forth. This most promising work,
however, was interrupted by the
evacuation of that region by the Rus
slams in August 1916 and the commit
tee has decided that the time for
repatriation on a large scale will be
only after final victory over the Turks
has been won.
Among the refugees are compare
lively few men as more of them than
Of women and children fell in the
massacres AS a result there are in
! the Caucasus today 10000 fatherless
children in need of immediate aid. OF
/ these the American committee is al
ready helping 5000 by giving them a
small monthly grant for food in their
! homes.
Fifteen thousand more appeal for
similar help but no funds are availa Die
at present The committee Is now or
ganizing an orphanage for 800 boys in
Erivan, Boys of good intelligence and
sound physique will be taken in with d
view to quick training in trades. farm :
ing and education. These boys will be
prepared to act as leaders along these
lines and fitted to take the place of the
artisans. industrial leaders and teach
ers who were killed.
"Of the 100000 refugees in the eau
casus and the conquered provinces of
Turkey, 100000 are without employ
ment and dependent on charity. The
committee has begun work in spinning
! and weaving, giving employment to
! about 1000 mostly women and girls.
The moral effects of work are very
noticeable. The life of a refugee with
nothing to do but stretch out his hand
for charity is extremely demoraIizing
and discouraging. Many of the wo-
men to whom the committee is giving
work come on foot from places as dis
tant as 10 to 10 miles and say what
they value most is not the money they
earn but the mental and spiritual re-
lief employment brings them.
Great gratitude is expressed for
the aid sent from America 1t seems
10 them very wonderful that a country
50 far away and entirely without anv
political aspiration in those regions
should make such large contributions
to relieve their sufferings. The
prestige of America has been enor-
mously increased by this disinterested
philanthropy.
The American committee has at no
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31

er& in the infested districts have
learned to recognize what types OF
soil to avoid is without doubt an i'm
portant factor in reducing the amount
of disease in the crop.
In a later number Of this series will
be given the details of a greenhouse
experiment which confirms, under
control conditions, the conclusions de-
Quoted from the more general obser-
Nations relative to the effect of Varia-
tons in soil and temperature and
moisture upon the development Of
the disease.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31

New York Oct. 30.-Twcnty thou
sand fatherless children of Armenian
and Syrian refugees in the Caucasus
are in need of immediate aid to save
them from decentralization and starva-
ton, it was declared here today by the
Rev. +. W. Macallum, missionary in
Turkey for the American Board of
Commissioners for Foreign Missions,
just returned from relief work at
Tifiis and vicinity. In the Caucasus,
which he described as mountainous
with severe winters, he said there are
100000 Armenian and Syrian refugees
from Turkey, mostly women and chill
drcn, as the men were massacred by
the Turks.
The Turks made three drives
against Russia, which brought into the
Caucasus. which is Russian, large
numbers of refugees he said. "In
1914 more than $4,000 Armenians fed
before the Turkish advance. The next
year 10000 more migrated.
The third drive is known as the
Alashgert campaign of July 1915. The
Armenians of the district of Alashgert
in Turkey were by it compelled to fee
to the Caucasus. 1t also caused the
evacuation of the city of Van by the
|, Russians This city had been defend
ed in April and May by the Armenian
population against strong Turkish
army. Russian aid had arrived just
in time to save it and the Turks ran
away, but when the Russians heard of
the Turkish advance toward Alashgert,
fearing their line Of retreat might be
cut off they evacuated Van and re-
treated to the Caucasus, taking with
them all the Armenians and Syrians
there.
This was by far the largest influx
of refugees. They were attacked by
Kurds on the way and 1000 were killed.
About 10000 died of cholera. typhoid
and typhus after reaching Russia. The
total number of refugees from Van
and vicinity was about 100000. In
these ways some 100000 people came
to the Caucasus in great restitution,
after losing large numbers, especially
of men. and all. their possessions.
Relief work by the American Com
mittee for Armenian and Syrian Relief
began in January, 1916, and is still 60
ing on and growing in extent and i'm
portance. The Russian government
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31
Mrs. Edwin Robinson

Mrs. Edwin Robinson. formerly Miss
Ellen Walker. passed away Tuesday
morning at her home in this village
after a long illness. Her age was ca
Years and she had been a resident of
this community for about - years.
Prior TO that her home had been in
Embden. There are no children. but
beside her husband she is survived by
one sister. Mrs stephen Atwood OF
Fairfield. two nephews and a niece.
The funeral services will be from her
late home Thursday az 10 o'clock.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31

time taken up the question. Of the
political future of Armenia, but IL the
statesmen who have to deal with TINS
question after the war secure Tor the
Armenians and Syrians and other
small nations such a degree of liberty
as will insure safety to life, honor and
property. they will not have done more
than simple justice demands"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31
BINGHAM

AS the result Of the first days can
vass in the food conservation as car
ried on by the committee in this town
no one person refused TO sign the
pledge card. The total number of sig
natures for the one day was liz
The body OF Mrs. Genie Wood will
be brought here for burial accompanied
by her son. DR.. Harold Wood, in whose
sanatorium at Rockland she passed
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31
NEW PORTLAND

Nri.s Martha Swear of W@terW"e
was tho weekend guest of her fath'
or Or. H. S. Spear.
Will Farnum recently shot l@
r,orrd hear just back of his home on
Malay Hill.
GIcrwocd King Of Watcrviilo rass'6
Saturday and Sunday with Mr. ana
Mrs. e +. Atwood.
Mr.. md Mrs. A. p. Church a0d Mr.
md Mrs. RAYMOND Getchcll If HALO
we'll were recent guests in town
Fcrnwood Grange held its regu.@;
fortnichtlv meeting on SATURDAY eV''-
ing at which time the third ard fourth
degrees were conferred upon Harr"
Atwood. Not only have quite a mum
Der of new members been lately r.
ccived into the Grange. but s"vera!
former members have renewed Their
MEMBERSHIPS.
Mrs. William Stewart Of Nrrrid1"-
wock has been visiting her dauSh''r'
Mrs CLAYTON Atwood
Albert Parker. in company win No
cousin Mr. Parker and Mr.. Kicker
both Of Skowhegan. started Thurs-
dav on short hunting trip.
Fred Hewitt, who has been en-
ployed for some time on IT, faIT
Of Milton Young. recently returned &c
his home in Lexington.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Atwood VIII
their little son Linden. were SunoaE
guests of his parents. Mr.. and MIS-.
F. r. Atwood.
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haven't been trained. II there an ~,
any young mon with red blood in ,h..
veins hesitating about joining tn. lo..
company Of this regiment they may vsn
visit the armory in City hall hi,
wednesday, evening and talk wiz
some of the boys who are joining I'd r.,
Augusta outfit needs all the bows wiz
pep that can be found in the town.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31

The air pressure developed by the
opening and closing O., ordinary doors
has been utilized by French inven-
tor for the automatic winding OF
clocks.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1917-10-31

+. Californian has invented an ar-
pliance to tell when orchestra lns'fu
ments are in tune. which-rcsemhies
tuning fork on a large scale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
'D"ST~EJ U1s5 @SSS's0 o--~&s
Wlan Dermutbet, baB cine aonfisais
runs bss beuti6en ei8sntbums
in CHINA
Ri4t lause auf fia partsR Iafsa
ipirb.
-
Dar5 ben 4nialub g6iHas an bic
gRterte%
SOL bic anf Der tpirt9i4dftIi@en Rom
fereu3 in Paris
gsidlohens ausideibuns Dutia.
lambs bonn ferHDiiIiten 5anSeIs-
mart sur 5batia4e perbea.

% arlington, 9.g., ii. Wdrs.
Dem Dlarine Oepartsnient tpurbs
Don bem 8efebIsbabsr oes ameritani.
ihen 9ef9Daoers in dinefii&n Sc
pGfern eemelost, bab Gbina, na9oem
es bic biplomatiiden gs3iebunsen nit
0eutIdlanb abssbrpdsn bat bon ben
feds beutf6en Shiffsn in Gbansbai
9eiib ergrtff, bereH Waunfhaften uns
ter 9epaauns ans 2aHb bradts uno
9insiiideWa9en auf bsuSdififu pIas
eirte.
Die Bef9lasrahme Der beutIden
Sdiffe mag Don 0eutialnnb, pie i'm
Jals bon portusaI, aIa ariegsat. be-
trd4tet perbsn.
Der 9si6lasnabme Der Sdiffe mag
bic geiisersreiflng beuti1en Gigsns
tbums in China. bas einen eroBsn
Wertb bat, fplgen. 2lubsr ben pieIen
aOnasificueu Ssuti6Ionos in 6ineii'
iten Gtdbtsn, BON ipslheu. ME man
annimmt, aIs 6ffeHtliaes gissutbum
9eiib srgriffen tperbsH pirb, befinbet
iid dusssbsbntes beutihes pripats
eisentbum in CHINA. gs baIten iid
etipa 5000 Deutids IN ben peri9isbes
Hen Sbsilen G5iHas auf, aber es TT
ni6t betannt. Oh man lie tnternireH
Diro.
Wlan efrubt, bab G6iuas gcrsebeH
ipsiitraseube 5oIesn fir ben Ferusn
Often baben ipirb, oa bds 2aub ii4
baburtb Sapan unb ben onbereu gus
tenie Ulddten angefaIphen bat.
Deutfblanos Sanbel. Der DOT benz
Sriese Der sefdbrlidii. aonturreut
bes snsIii6en unb bss iapanii6en Ges
iddftes mar. betrus etpa 20 prp5ent
bes iapaniIhen Sanosls. Diefe p6ofe
Der ipmmerSielen Situation mar auf
Der pirtbi6aftli6en acHferenS IN Pas
RIG, auf Der bic ausitsiouug Oeutf9'
lanbs BON Wiartt bss iernen Dftsns
bsf4loHsn ipurbe, lebbaft er6rtert
iporben.
Die unmittelbars Golge bss Mbs
bruas Der biplomdttidsn 9eaiebansen
gu 9eutIdlanb niro pabrfdeinIid
cine bebeutsnb srDbers 2ieferuna pom
Munition fir RubIano iein. Nus
China be3isbi Sapau Oas Giien. mits
tsIs beifen es ieinsn unsebeuren Wu'
niticnsbanbeI aufssbaut bat. G1ina
felbIt bat feds srobs glriemale, ipeIhs
ba5u bettrngen ipsrbsn, Die Mrmiring
sesen Dsutfdlanb ,u psrifGrfsn.
China bat bereits 100000 aulis
mad gysaniseia sab RabluRA pdaaSs
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
4ie Berienfuag Ser
,,VllspnaMia"
q Roa teiu Gruub fir cine
Rriegsertldruug.

Maibiugton, Dc, IA. Wldr8
Sn grmanseIuns oifisieaer Oepelter
iibsr bic 3erit0runs bes amsritanil dsr
9ampfers ~gllsonqlin" psiserten lIt
bic bieiigen Hesisrunssbeamien, III
|genb tpeI9e aommen!are iibtr ben 5dll
3u ma9en. iis briidten aber unoffHi.ll
bic aniiat aus, bab Der @orfda !eint
aenberung in bic Gage spii4eu esr
Ger. Stadien unb DeutidIanb brin'
gen lam. Sas eiryige i9perpiegense
Moment 1T, bab Der 9ampier ans
i4einsnb obne jsslt9e Warnuns pers
isntt porbsn lit. Sdsesen tam gels
isnb gema9t pebsn. oub Der Sams
pier nit 2ebensmitteln belaoen mar,
bic aontrebanoe IiHb, unb bab er ipdb'
renb bes arieses bonn britii9eu Res
glitter in ameriiand4es Resifter transs
fcrirt porben 1T, mas 9euti9Iano
tpahri4einli4 aIs unseissIia uuish:n
Dirb.
Gs tpurbs aud unoffi3ien bic GrtIds
runs dbsessben, bab iDdbrenb bic ;3ns
iioruns bss S9iffes cine iebr srnfs
Sa4e III. bic ameriianiIdx Resieruns
idoH ale Sdritte setban bat. bic iis
in einm folden Sale tbun lam. ss
lei benn. bab +. ben Iebitn Sdri!i
ibun unb ben arieg srtldren min.
Die 5rase. oh aries ober Jricoen
pirO ibre 20iung finoen ipem Elm ars
mirt.s ameritaniiass Sdifi in einen
RatHpf nit eiriem beutIdsn nntsrIes'
boot gerdtb.
9i, 3erft5rling einer 2lnsabl am.ri,
ianiId.r Sdiffe ipiirbe ipabribeiulid
ben aonsreb gu elmer Rrisssertldruns
peranlaHen ipnn mid. 9sutftlanb
isIbf, ipie @iel. es fir notwithstanding
bdlisn. als bolge etnes 3uiammenito.
bes nit sinm Ieinsr unteri,ebooie ben
Der. SiaateH ben Rriss ,rtIdrt. Der.
ldufis III man Der aniifi, bab Don
bsntider Seite nod teins Sanbluns
begaHssn porben IN, bic su elmer
arissserildrung fsitens Ser Ser.
StaatsH beredtist.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
GrsYremier ISeniselps
gefpritt in elmer grtldruns benz
Saoas aorrefponbenteu IN CO.
Ioniti gegsniiber
9ie nHgebfirhe llrIads Der Weigsruns
bes &0uiss &pnfartttn,
Seinen @erpfli@tungen Ser6tsu sss
seniiber na63utpulmsn.

paris, IA. Mdr5. Sn elmer Grs
ilGrung benz Sapas aorrefponbens
ten in Saloniti seseniibsr, in pel9er
Der friibere greulier @euiselos sinen
l1eberblit iiber bic greisniiie in gries
dentunb felt bem geginn bes Subres
1915 CAB urb feline Saltung re4tfers
tists, beibt es, bab aller unfriebs bes
9onbes auf ben anfdngli9en9ori6Iog
Der entente, bas DftIi6e Ru5ebOnien
an gulgarien ob5utpeten, 5uriid5u'
fiibren iet.
sd ii6ertreibe ntdt," fasts Der
Ersqremier, bag obne biefen 8Ors
I8tag Der a6ntg es ni9t gepugt bds
Ben piirbe, bic @rfiinung unierer @era
trays gebingungeu Serbien eegens
ii6er gu seripeigsrn." @eni5elps ers
tldrte, er babe reooltirt, uIs Der Be-
peis borIag, baB &0nis aOnftantin
ii6 niemaIs Der Gnteute anI4lieBen
iuerbe. gr babe es aber permieoen, ber
gepeglng einsn anti bpnaitii9en
Gbarattsr 5u geben, ME pon ben Nls
liirten berldngt lporben tpar, uno babe
nur ben 3ped DsrfoIgt, ioDiel als
m6afi6 bic gfli3ten 9riehenlGnbs
Serbien segsriibsr gum Gustrag gu
bringen. @eniselps Tagte gum S4lub:
.llnTer einSigss 3iel lit, ben &rteg
III oepinnen. Die f6pierigen tHneren
fFraaen bes 9anbes tSunen na6 benz
Sieee unb Der Serfe1una Der notios
nalen ginigteit Iei6t srlebist tperben.
FaQs bas unm6glihe eintreteH iolte,
bab SeutIdlanb Steger bliebe, pIroe
S5nia &cpfantin cine uHeingeI4rdnts
te glutotratie oufri9ten. @enn aber.
unb SeFsn bin t6 gepib, Oeut'dlano
oeIdlaaen pirb, tptrb SDnig &on'
ituntin, Der BON Snbubsr eines tons
ffitutiprelIen Shronss III einem gang
oep66uli6en porteifiibrer berabse'
iuRtsn III, pte ieber asf6lagene ans
bere sFiihrer bic &uniequenaen Der
glisberlase fsinsr poIiti. gu trussn
hrhp,r
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
10000 Wirtbiaaften
IN GroBbritaunien iperseu, ipie nIall
erpartet, pdbrmb bsr Hi6iten
Wionate gsi9loiieu perben.

oono9n, IA. Mdr5. Giirem Sc.
ridte Der yIsail~ ,ufoIge ,perben ipdb.
reilo Der tah'ien I.onate pabriheiml
lid, $4,000 @irtbifaiten in Srobbri.
tailnien geihIoiien DeToen. Gie @ab.
regcl n;ilrbe porgeid,IGeen aIs ehie
loiling Oer Sdapierisfeit. ipelfe aus
Der 5tunnssfueiien 9pi6niitfiiug ber
SeriIenunJ BON Bier entitalo,, irnS e
perlaiitst. oaB Die Urauer nit Der
aihBregel ser 9fegiernne einperitan.
Sen icieu. Gin Tbeil Der @raucr icG
esf!drt baben, bab Elm Trittel Der
csirtbitaftsn gsIdloiien ,peroen fonn.
te. obne SaB Dos 9sliblifium oaoiirh
tccintriijtiJt iperSe gertrcter Der
Nraner fclcn Dor filracm nit Dem Wit.
niiter oeS Sunern fonferirt taben, iino
Die 9cridsdge, treldc in eieien Son.
fereiBen Jentnht ipiirten, iperoen ben
wrauern In berar GeneralpertamtiI.
huc snsnr6raitet spsrasu.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15
Der amerieani(6e 9autpfer ,,Algonquin'' pon
einem oenf(@en 2lnter(ee6oot uer(enGf.

5e6ruar BON bier aus nad 2iperpool
al. Die Beamten Der Snternationai
Wercaniile Warine gompanp, bic bic
2aplanbsainie iontrolIirt, idgten am
2lbenb, bab mad ben manselbaftsn
gsridten, bic foipeit einsetroffsn iinb,
ss ben MnfHein babe, bab Der Dams
pier ouf cine wline aufselaufeH f.i.
sic fiisien binsu. fie ~sloubten nidt."
baB ii6 grploiipitoffe an gOrb bsfuns
ben bd!ten.
Der .Noripesian' baits isias paFas
gisre on 8orb.
Rod einer.
Dnfbinston, Dc. IA. @dr5.
Das Stuotsbtpartement purbe ON
Mittfpod bsnadridtigt, bab Der britt
fbe 9ampfsr rGait poini4, BON Cons
bon na9 pbilabslpbia untsrpess, nit
3ipsi 0msritanern unir Der Befabs
uns, 10 Wsilsn fpeiili6 bonn Gbbps
fion. 2eiidttburm entfernt, in Der
RGb, Der .nsliiaen aiiite torpebirt
tuprben lei. Die sanse geiabuns ipurs
b. asrsttst. Die 40 Wann itarte Be
fasung errei6ie in ben Sdiffsbooten
bas aanb. Der 9ampfer fiibrte ein
GeIdiis auf bem 49terbed unb Elm
englil&es patrouille6oot tsfdnb fid
in Der Rdbe, aIs Der 9ampfer ners
fsnft fnlirhf.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-03-15

unb lam bisfe Iuaabl fat ins 1lns
enblide bsrmsbren. Bis iebt fDaren
bief. 2eute aIs rIrbsiter1 onseporbeE
tpOrOsn. neil China ii9 nod ni4t
formsl Der gntsnts anseidloFen
bate.
SofOrt na66em 9msrita feline ge.
5iebuusen gu Deufidlano abgsbro6en
bate, tpurbe in CHINA Elm dbnIider
Sdritt ertpogen unb bonn fran5oFI4en
unb belgii9en Gefanbten tDurbe Die
6ineiii6e Resieriina oufesforbert, als
Gesenlsufung fir eine grIaiTung Der
8orer Gnti9dbiguns unb bic grs
laubniB sur grb0buns Der GiuFubr.
s6ns SeutiataHb ben arieg gu ertlas
rem.
9tm q. Idr5 beThtob bns Sabinst,
bic 8e3ie6unssn gu Seutialanb gu l0z
fen, a6er Der grGfioeut 81 guan6ung
ipeigerts fit, su5uftimmen, ba nur er
Die Waf)t babe, bies 81 tbur. 0oruuf
rsiignirte bas &abinst, sog iid nod
Jientiin 5uriid, fam dber tpieoer mad
psting, als Der prdiibent benz gefabs
ten geihluB 5uIttmmte.
qm 10. MdrJ erfdienen Der grGiis
bent unb bas &abinet Dor BEN llnters
bauie uno erIuhteu nm Die 8inigung
bes gsfabteH gefhluies, bic bann nit
431 eegsn 81 Stimmen erfOlgte. Iu4
Der Seuat itimmte ipdter gu.
Der 9lufforoeruns Der @ntente, IN
ben 9riea sinsutretsn, fpuroe inoeiTsn
nod mid: Sotss geseben. gIussni6ein'
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