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Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
19, 1851 SUBSCRIBERS IN HAWAII
give $1,000, 800 TO U. S. LOAN

- IGHT MILLION, sixty thousand
That is the official grand total
- islands to the second Loberty TX
tary of the Treasury at Washington, [
San Francisco by l.. Tenney Peck, cf
tnittee. This amount came from 1915
The cable to the Secretary of the
Treasury at Washington follows:
''Your Liberty Loan committee
advises subscription reported to
Federal Reserve Bank irf San Fran
cisco of $5,214I50 Certain Ha-
waiian concerns have also sub
scribed direct through San Fran
cisco agents sum of $1,577 500. E
The regular army through its
channels has raised S1,269,1 $50
The grand totai for Hawaii is
5000, soc. L. Tenney Peck,
~ Chairman"
The cable sent 10 the Federal Re-
serve Bank in San Francisco where
payments from this district on the loan
are to be made, was similar IN sub
stance to that sent to Washington.
The total number of subscribers from
the islands was 1921, the total number
of army subscribers 9S70 and 10 local
people subscribed direct through San
Francisco, making a grand total of
l9,l61 subscribers.
Up-to-th minute figures were ISSUED
this morning on the number of sub
scribers and amounts of subscriptions
received from the other islands, which
figures are included in the grand total
Hawaii subscribed an amount estimated
at 100000 from 1850 subscribers;
Maui subscribed SGT 400 fra SCI sub
scribers, and the estimate on Kauai
while it could not be furnished this
morning is expected to exceed the
amounts taken on either Hawaii or
Maui. g.. .. -.
( Forty-three firms and corporations
exelusiye.ef sugar plantations took ont
second Liberty Loan bonds to the val
ne of SPAS, 100 for their employees on
the easy payment plan of purchase, ac-
cording to the figures reported this
morning to the executive committee.
The largest amount of bonds sold
by any one firm on the easy payment
plan was $23,7 200 taken by Hackfeld
employees Excellent work was also
Continued on Page Two.) II
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Oahu Railway
To Double Its
Storage Area
Lest There Be Not Enough
Ships to Carry Sugar, Ware
houses Are to Be Erected

= ERECTION in the near future oil
warehouses which will practically
double its present storage space,
is being planned by the Oahu Rail,
way & Land Co., it was announced to-
day, and it may be only few weeks
before building is begun. .-... .
Probably the principal reason for
the erection of the new warehouses at
this time is to accommodate the large
sugar tonnage which may pile up here
in case sufficient ships are not fur.
nished by the government to get Ha-
waits big sugar crop to the mainland.
With the confirmation Of the report
that the Maui, Matsonia and WiIhel-
nina are to be diverted for use in the
Atlantic, there is possibility, railway
officials say, that ships may be few
ard far between, and that it will be
necessary to store sugar in Honolulu
between vessels, as well as the sur.
plus. ~. ....-
The new warehouses will be of a
size sufficient to store between $4,000
and $4,000 tons of sugar. The pres.
ent warehouses take care of about
10000 tons of commodities. They will
be located alongside the present ware.
houses on the waterfront, near the
railroad depot. . 49,: ~
at is not unlikely that there will
be congestion all along the line as re.
CARDS ..-eight destined for the main.
land" said a railway official today.
IF our larger ships are to be diverted,
we will have to rely largely on the
vessels p. on the San Francisco
Hawaiian run b. the federal shipping
board" -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
URGES STEAMER
SERVICEBETWEEN
HAWAII.SEATILE

Advocating greater cooperation
between the Honolulu chamber of
commerce and the Seattle chamber
OF commerce, G. Mex. Mcclellan OF
the Seattle chamber of commerce
pointed out to the three hundred
members of the local body present at
a luncheon at noon today in the Com
mercial club that the present was an
opportune moment to inaugurate a
triangular steamship service to EN-.
brace sHonolulu, Seattle and San
Francisco.
Now that the Matson liners have
been taken over by, the government
and new steamers are to replace them
Mr.. Mcclellan advocated a concert
ed action on the part of the local and
Seattle chambers with a view to in
ducing the federal shipping board to
send one-half of its ships to the coast
to Hawaii runs from San Francisco
and the other half from Seattle.
He emphasized the point that Sc
attic was not trying TO compete with
San Francisco but merely to cooper
ate and that Seattle did not have to
extend itself after shipping as it was
now the second greatest port in the
United States, New York along be-
ing greater in the amount of tonnage
and freight handled.
In the course of his address Mr..
Mcclellan touched on the subject OF
prohibition. saying that the measure
had come to stay in the state Of
Washington and that should efforts
ever be made to restore the saloons
big financial interests would be
strongly against the move He de-
clared that If the soldiers and sailors
were doing without liquor the least
that the civilians could do would be
to act likewise.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
Sake Held Wine,
Is Not Forbidden
Under Food Laws

- AXE, the Japanese national
drink, is wine and not a
- distilled product and its
manufacture is not prohibited un-
der the Food Control Act, accord
ing to a letter received yesterday
by the local Japanese Chamber of
Commerce from David Gates,
deputy commissioner of internal
revenue at Washington, d. C. The
letter confirms the intimation that
had been given some time ago to
the chamber to the effect that the
manufacture of sake would not be
hibited. E.
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DAYS STORY FROM MANY !.
SECTORS SHOW ALLIES
STEADILY WINNING WAY

LONDON, Eng. Oct. S0.-An at
tempt made by German airplanes to
raid the southeast counties OF England
failed today.
On the Ypres front the. Germans
have been driven back another thou
sand yards.
BRITISH FRONT IN FRANCE, Oct.
30.-The Canadians .csav took a
stand near the famous Crest farm.
They are now 400 yards from the heart
OF Fasschendale.
FRENCH FRONT IN FLANDERS,
Oct. S0.-The artillery fighting on the
west is n'GIe intense.
Twelve blnircd meters of trenches
northwest of Bezonvaux, Verdun;
have been captured.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

British Scored
For Not Aiding
Russian Fleet
t+++++++++ ++s++A

y LONDON, Oct. 3O.-The Daily 4
= Mail condemns what it calls the 4
+ failure of the British fleet to 4
= prevent the German fleet from 4
= becoming master Of the Gulf of I
= Riga, and demands that the Adj 4
= miralty make an explanation of 4
= this humiliating display in the 4
y Baltic" After recalling the sue =
= cess of the British submarines \
y against the Germans in the Bal
y tic in the summer and autumn
y of 1915. the newspaper adds: 4
y The Germans have. accom- 4
y plished all they were prevented
from achieving in 1915, and they \
= have done so without a single \
= blow being struck at them by =
y any arm of the British navy, a =
= navy far stronger than it was \
= two years ago and recently re- =
= inforced by the addition of the =
: American fleet. :
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and publicity, with chairmen and
other offices, probably also will be ar
ranged for.
The temporary secretary for Ha-
wall is Mrs. A. n. Lincoln, who lives
at the Colonial hotel. and the letter
sent out last Saturday by Mrs. Dow
sett and Mrs. Frear to every woman's
organization in Hawaii requested that
all acceptances, naming in each case
the representative or representatives
who would be sent. be directed to Mrs.
Lincoln.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
REFUGEES BROUGHT FROM
FRENCH fRIGATE SHOALS;
VESSEL IS A TOTAL. Loss
HAROLD w RICE, H. l. TUCKER, LIEUT.. FERRIS AND SAM
PAN CREW BATTLE WITH WIND AND SEA TO BRING IN Ex-
HAUSTED- MEN FOUND IN PR0VIDENTlAL VISIT

Effecting thrilling of Captain Charles Granzow
and members of the Of the fourmaed eopra
schooner Churchill of San Franchises ashore French Frgae
Shoals party of Honolulu and Maui fishermen and sampan
this morning back to this port with the pwrecked
refugees.
The schooner being baeredo pieces the bar bound
the of the Hawaiian group The just
time The schooner breaking to pieces caught fire soon
AZ rlnfk q
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WOMEN'S COUNCIL
or DEFENCE FOR
HAWAII PROPOSED
Mrs. John NJ. Dowsett Named
Tempofary Chairman BY
washington TO EaunCh Or
ganization

Having been appointed az temporary
chairman for Hawaii OF the Woman's
ounciI OF National Defense, Mrs.
John MsSDowsett, assisted by Mrs,
walter 18|Frear, is calling q meeting
OF women for Thursday afternoon,
November /, at 3:3e o'clock, at the
Library of Hawaii. Presidents or
ether representative OF all woman's
organizations In Hawaii are specially
asked to be present.
Mrs. Dowsetss's letter of appoint
ment. which was signed by Mrs.
clorinda Lamar, enclosed copies of
the plans of organization, and stated
that the asuccess Of the Hawaii diyi-
sion viii largely depend upon your
securing at your organization meeting
4 representative OF every one of the
woman's societies that you have in
Hawaii patriotic, yphilanthropic, reli-
eious, literary, fraternal-of whatever
kind.
Mrs. Lamar, who is the wife of JOS
oph B. Lamar, is chairman on state
organizations for the council. Some
Of the natis nal chairmen Of depart
ments are Miss Ida M. TarbelL Mrs.
stanley Mccormick. Mrs. Carrie Chap,
man Gait and Mrs. Josiah Evans
Cowles.
The Importance of the meeting
Thursday will be better appreciated
nv the women OF the various organi-
zsticns in Hawaii when 1t is known
that the, president himself, as we'll as
.he cabinet officers. stands back OF
the national committee, which was APP
pointec the 21st of last April for the
nurDose OF coordinating the organic
~ forces OF the women Of the coun-
frv ..in order TO secure greater eff
cheney in defense work for the ma.
ton"
THURSDAYS meeting IN the library
will be devoted to the election of a
permanent chairman and other Off
GERS for Hawaii
BY the plan Of organization which
proTides that the group - (which
should be most democratic. and rec
ornize clubs, religious denominations.
frafer1ial societies, philanthropic, pa
tricfic and protective associations OF
All sortsr-with it's committees which
win be next Thursday. will become
-fNe offi<saI representative of the
roma bmmittee of he Council Of
NatioiisS Defense for Hawaii. This
Eirision shall continue during the
war. and as long thereafter as the
council Of National Defense may di-I
rect.
The Hawaii division will depart
menfaiize its work, as is done by all
re state divisions.
Some OF the departments suggested
for Hawaii. for which chairmen viii
be selected at the organization meet
ing. are registration, food production
and home economics. food administers.
ton. women in industry, child welfare.
h.ointenance of existing social service
AGENCIES, such as settlements. dis
trict nursing. philanthropies, day
nurseries, etc, safeguarding Of moral
and spiritual focceA education. which
is suggested under two heads
schools. literature. speakers. and In
formation or organization and train.
inc Of women Committees on finance
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

Associated Press by U. S. Naval Wireess)
WASHINGTON, C., 3o-The the United States
all supplies intended
Immediately
Italy.
to- May.
MSTERDAM Netherlands, Oct. 50Confir1nlng reports
n Yesterday, il is announced that Dr. Hertng the
Bavarian premier the chancellor chosen to succeed
Michaelis who becomes premier of Prussia
AMSTERDAM Netherlands, Oct 30.-The Austro- German
armies have reached Venetian soil their drive against Italy
and pressing the upper Tgamento The retirement
of the Italians has been stemed by swollen rivers.
ROME Italy Oct
the
in the ef
ort to p a j
BERLIN Germany Italian the
front where
MAD NV the Central owers : 8
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COPENHAGEN, Denmark, Oct. 80.
The first American official state
nnent concerning the fighting of Amer
leans in the trenches was printed in
German papers today without com.
ment. As a rule, the papers did not
include this statement in their regu-
lar column of enemy war reports.
The German journals are still en-.
deavorine to adhere to the fiction that
the United States Is not regarded as
a fuII-fIedged member of the group
Of hostile nations. -. =
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PETRoGRAD, Russia 30That
coalition
impossible fundamental
the defense of Russian territory from the
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WASHINGTON, improving
discussed
Secretary Commerce Redeld
Council
locomotives and equipment the United States
double They
+ stssE#" -
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COLD STORAGE REGULATIONS NOV.

WASHINGTON D. c. Oct 39The
Gals cold will be effective
poultry
be cold
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

and eight hundred dollars!
subscription made by the Hawaiian
oan as cabled last night to the Secre-
!. c. and the Federal Reserve Bank in
airman of the local campaign com.
subscribers.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
Signal Corps
Officer First
U.S.. Wounded

ASSOCIATED Press by q. s Naval wireless,
WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN
FRANCE, Oct. 30 (Moaday).-The
first American wounded in the trench
es on the French front has arrived at
a base hospital. He is lieutenant in
the signal corps who was hit in the
leg by a shell splinter.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
THOSE RESCUED FROM
SCHOONER CHURCHILL

: captain--charIes Granzow.
Chief offieer-Henry Anderson.
: Second Officer-Fred Wilson.
carpenter-John Wessiek.
!. seamen-A. Andersen, William
Miller, Daniel Pinzoln, Pedro
: Romos, Sterling Jones, Hugo
: MUNICH.
: Carl Granzow, seven, and LOTUS
Granzow, IS, sons Of Captain
: GranzoW.
: RescuFns party in launch, MAXI
; ava Of kahuIui, Maui.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
NEW ASSISTANT NAMED j.:
TO SECRETARY M'AD00

! WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. SO. -
Russell c. LeffingweH was appointed
today as assistant secretary of the
treasury
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
TRIAL OF GEORGE RoDiEK POSTPONED

SAN FRANCISCO S0The
consul Honolulu charge conspiracy
Indian revolution plot which scheduled to today
postponed until November 90
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
..WAR-Io-IHEaEINisti.

LONDON, Eng, Oct. 3o.-Bonar
Law, chancellor Of the exehequer, in :
statement before the House Of Com.
mons regarding peace, declared that
the most pertinent question now is the
determined prosecution Of the war to
a successful conclusion.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30
BRAZIL TAXES SPEEDY SIZES FoR WAR

DE JANElRo, Brazil
erazans effect today No mobilization
however though the SOUTH the
being All German
seized .
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-10-30

The Lionel embezzlement
Circuit
where the testimony Chester
Mcufe relating
Wasrc tn thah
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LATE NEWS AT A GLANCE
sRITAIHs DAILY WAR COST ss2,ooo,ooo

LONDON, chancellor
the declared
SIS j.
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Wireless Flashes
FRISCO HOST TO soLoNs,

= FRISCO HOST TO SOLONS.
SAN FRANCISCO, CAL, Oct. 80. =
San Francisco plans an elaborate en-.
tertainment for the congressional par.
ty bound for Hawaii when it arrives
here today.
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PARIs WAR coNFERENcE

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3o.-The
Paris conference Of the Allies agreed
to full understanding with the United
States. Food supplies is the FREEDOM.
mating subject. IL II .,s@.
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sto.ooo.o 600 70 FRANCE.

WASHINGTON, D. c., Oct. 3o.-The
United States today made arrange.
merits to loan another 100000 10
France. - #.=. .~..: -.
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u. S. Will GIVE ITALY AID IN new WAR CRISIS
AMERICAN TO MUSTER ALL FOOD
SHIPS POSSIBLE FOR ITALIANS

AUSTRo- GERMANS STILL PRESSING HARD ON CAD0RNA's
WEAKENED ARMIES-ALL BRITISH BATTERIES SAVED
NEW CHANCELLOR is BAvARlAH PREMIER, BERLIN
ANNOUNCES
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ITALY HEADQUARTERS, Oct. so.-t is announced tn
tteres on yielding italian front have been saved
sent 70 the front last May.
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auf tpeitere2lmenoirungen
5dt fit5 be5tigrf5 Der @erfuFuug bes
DeHtf4eu Rrihs bus Rei4stusss
touiuttttee gsstnigt.

2oubon,6. Wui. 2ulIt eiaer Bier
etugetroHeneu 9erIiusr Depeitbe bat
ii4 bas gerfafungstommittee bes
Reidstaes Gm Samitag ouf peitsre
BerdHberuugen Der Rei6sperfafuHg
gestuigt uno be3iigIi5 Der abGnbes
rungeu Der GrtiteI 53 unb 66 ben fol-
geHoeu 8or9lag bes Gentrums, Der
gsationaliberaIeu uEb Der 5Drti9ritts
Iihen @oItspartei ongenammeu:
artitel So: Die Marine itett unter
bem SberbefeN bes &atTers. Die ge,
ittmmuRgen iiber bic Orgauiiutiou Der
Rariue itebeu Dem Eatfer gu. Der
&ntier erueunt bic Offi5iers, Mannr
i9ofteu uno 8eaute Der Uaarine uuo
Die Grnennunseu perbeu eRttpebsr
BON Rei9stan5Ier ober pom Staatss
ietretGr Der Moriue ober oeTen Steq>
pertreter segeuge5eidnet. Die Diff
3iere, Seamteu unb TSa1u1i9GfteH Iei'
ten oem &niier ben Sreueib.
Qrtifel 66: 0ie Grneunung bCn
SFfisieren unb YliIrdrbeomteu eiues
8urbesftaatss srfolseu uuter Segen,
3ei9nung ieitens beg Serieesmtnifters
oes bstreffenben Stduts .SieIs Sriegss
uliniiter, nit Musn1hinee bes baperis
faeu &rtegsmiuiitsrs limb bem EeihSs
tag fir bic 8erpaItltng ibrer Srupa
perItOutingente perantpsrtlih.1
Oisfeu 8orI6Idgen puroe, ME ss
in Der Depefhe beiBt, geoen Die Sttms
men Der &onierootioeu 5ugeftirmt, bic
gu ptiIsu berldngter, porum iest IN
BEN glugenbIid, in psI6em bic beut-
iher Sffi3iere fi8 70 oprtrsffIth I'M
9riege beDGbrteE, 9srdnoerun9en be-
5iigIi9 Der 8runDiGbe porgenommen
peroeu fo[Iten, auf pelfe bin iorpeit
bic @rnenuuneeu oorgenpmmsu tpors
ben ieier. Sic peTtrdten ben 5tunbs
punt, oob fnns bic @rnennung be-
Gffi3iere Der 9prtrole oes Rei5ss
tags unteritebsn fpIte. bic peri6nlibe
QOpoIttdt Der SfFt3isre Dem Ronars
den ssgeHiiber beetntrd6tist perbeR
ptrbe.
Sin @ertreter Der TortftrittTi6er
9pItsportei pies bdruuf bin, baB
our6 bic neuen geitinmuneeu bic
Sriegsntirifter Der etr5elnen gunbess
itoaten BEN Rei6stag eeeerd6er oer'
aHttportli8 isiu ptrbeu. man iebo9
bur9aus ritt bic QbFht beae, irssrc
tpeihe autOritdt 81 itbn1dIern cber Elm
-pnrlGmsutariE5es Seet ~ I4nIiea
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qu4 bon snsiifdcr Sese ,pirb abr,
alIerstnes Hur tteinsrs. Grfplse
beridtet.

Berlin 6. Weat. S.a aonSor.
Gin seipaItis.r @OritobDerfu9 ber
GrdH3ofeu ouf siner Sront bon nabe.
au % ReiIeH, Der an, seitrigen Sass
nit Der abfitt unisrnommeR tporb.u
mar, bic beutfd9s Clinic ON Der gillette.
GraoHns GroHt gu bur&bre9en, sr,
ipies f4, ME bic Oberite Seeresiei.
tnns am SoHntag betaHnt CAB, als
poIlis pers.blia.
-0ur6 bas 5euer Der sfransofen
tpurbsn bic Stsllungsn bsr 0euti6en
auf Der DiHtsrburs. nOrbOftli6 Don
GrdOHne o0lIig Ssrit0rt unb oi.Ie 66bs
Osrblieb IN ben 6duben Der Gransoz
ZEN.
an Gbemin beg Danes babn bi.
Oeuif4en isbt ben n0rOlidsn qbbang
6ss 5Obn5uss OfiIi6 bonn ROp.ra ge.
bolt (nahe BEN tueitIi6er enbe oss
Gsemin bes 9nmss) bsf.bt.
4nsriffe Der GransOf.n in Der Q66e
bes-sa 9eapiIls uBb fiibnsftli6 Don
Raartp (Gbumpdsnt) purbsu abse.
uisfsn. Die D.utfdsH bab.n m.prsrs
bunSert @sfonssHs eema6t, IOluie 20
Iai8iHsnsd6iiss unb 80 S&neGI.
feuerssi4iiss srbeuist.
ehsriffs Der GnsIdnber, bic nit
srobsn SruppsumaH.n auf Steauns
gen 3ipifden Gems arb Gneant aes
mn9t purnsH. Fnb asaspi.Isn rOrs
bsE ebsniO iUis sinbritiT9es goritObs
perlu& an eiusr JrOHt BON nabs,u
Sfpsi gssiIen in Der gessHb Don Con.
ueIieu.
Der S,ridi Der Cbsriisn 5esresIsi.
tuns Iautst ME fOIst:
rBeitIib,r ariegsi6auplub: arm,s
oss aronpriH3G Rupprsdt: eln be.
etrras 6rOnt plrbsn ltarie qnsriffe
Der gnsIGnbsr iiibli9 BON Gems, an
Der Scarpe fOlpis in Der Rds1 BON
0utani abesiui,Tsn. SabH9 BON
Gas, 5rni tsIiitsu bic gnaldubsr
BEL sinsm Ssrssb!i&sH gassiti aai si,
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9isber babeu fi6 jebo6 Hur bic
ganteu unb bic Rsid9en gemelbet.
tpdbreub Der tletne TtGrn, tpentgfteus
btrett, mod ntdt roR ft5 bat b0ren
lufeu. 5R 1mtlitbeu &reifen glullbt
man, bab bic mt1lbsr bsgiirten aai.
fen eber1aIIs Diuens nno begisrtg T;Eo
fbrs GrfpnrtiiTe m biefen Bombs on,
sulegen uub 5u btefem 3tped pirb siu
arrangement geplGnt, bur9 Delfes ss
:Sebermarn m5glt1 genadt tperbeu
ipirb einen Bomb ber .Sreihetts @u>
leI6e1 IN ertperbeu.
Sstretdr Uec4boo erfldrte um
,SOnntag Qbenb, bGB bic 2pSfi6t Dors
Idee bic Bpnbs m IOt5 gertrgsn Renns
perfben ausspgeben urb bic Ruterts
-5ahIltngsu bsrart au5ufesen, bub jsbsr
Betpp6Her bes 2uubss m ben StGnb
gdest fptrS BEL Der rntsrbrrtguug
Der @rIefbe Btrfreite 6drb gu leifeu.
Gmtfidbe getorntmotungen be5iigIi8
oer aus5rgeberben RerHtperf6e Ders
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