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The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
TESTS FOR
=. NITROGEN REPORTED
Planters Station Trials Made
For Green Manure

p. W. 7. heGeorge, formerly chemist Of
the planters experiment station states
in the recently published annual re-
port for 1915 the results of legume ex-
periments for green manure. Miss
Alice Il. Thompson, assistant chemist,
grew thirty.twD varieties of legumes,
in pots, on soils rich in lime and poor
in lime.
At maturity the duplicate plants in
two pots were removed, weighed, and
the nitrogen content determined. Two
pots were left of each variety Of
legume planted, the plants being turned
under TO deeompOse. The report states:
In all instances the content of
nitrogen in the soil from which the
legumes had been removed was much
lower than in the check soil, but these
soils low in nitrates on standing in the
open air soon equalled in nitrate value
the soil Of the check pots.
Where much legume material was
turned under the nitrates in the soils
were greatly increased. The plants
grown in soils deficient in lime made a
poor growth and had a lower nitrogen
calculated on a water-free
basis, than the plants grown in spills
rich in lime. In a second experiment
lime was added TO the lime-poor soil,
but the plants grown in this soil were
also understood and low in nitrogen"
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
ANNUAL MEETINGS CALLED

Hackfeld & Co. announced yesterday
the dates Of a number of annual meet.
ings of stockholders of its companies.
They are Oahu Sugar Company, Feb
rnary at two o. clock; Waianole Water
Company, same afternoon at half-past
two: Kekaha Sugar Company, Febrd
airy q at ten o clock; Waimea Sugar
Viii Company, same morning at eleven
o'clock February 81: Koloa Sugar
Company, ten 0 clock in the morning;
Paia agricultural Company, half-past
ten; February 2s; Kipabulu, half.past
nine; Lihue, ten; Waiahi Electric Com
pany, half,past ten; Makee Sugar Com.
pany, two; Kappa Land Company, half
past two; Olobena Land Company,
three and Moloaa Land Company, half
past three. ... ~, go &
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02

Creosoting Douglas fir, or "North-
West,'' as at is usually termed in Ha-
wall, decreases its strength about one.
sixth. This fact is reported by III. b.
Mcfarland lin a recent bulletin Of the
American Railway Engineering Asso-
Tests weremade at sixty representI
alive Douglas fir stringers in which the
stringers WIRE submitted to a process
Of creosoting involving boiling ih
vacuum. Nine of the specimens were
put TO special tests after treatment,
while ffty,two stringers were cut in
two and comparative tests made of the
untreated aud treated halves ." e. !
Comparison Of Tests ~ i
"a comparison of results of the
transverse tests saws the bulletin,
"applyipg loads at the third points of
7xl6xl4 foot span treated and UNI
treated stTingers shows that of the
ffty-two representative untreated speci-
mems sixteen failed by shear, three by
tension and shear, two by crushing and
tension, one by crushing and shear,
and one by crushing, while the follow
ing numbers of creosoted stringers
failed from the causes noted, thirty
two shear, fourteen tension, four ten
sion and shear, and two crushing and
shear IT" &hg
. .''1he average elastic limit of the I'M
treated pieces was 4,269 pounds per
square inch as compared to 3,48l
pounds per square inch for the treated
stringers. %.'tt 1.' .-t
Trials By Compression
Specimens for the compression
tests, applying the load parallel to the
grain, were 5x5xI2 inches in size. 1t
was found that the maximum load for
the untreated pieces was ALA pounds
per square inch and $3.50 pounds for
the treated blocks.
Applying the load perpendicularly
to the grain Of 6x6x30 inch blocks
showed that the treated blocks had an
average elastic limit of 1922 pounds per
square inch, which was JIG pounds per
square inch less than the average for
those that were not treated. y
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
Mills On Hawaii, Delayed BY
Weather, Get Started Dur
ing january
FAVORABLE WEATHER AIDS
HARVEST OF HEAVY CROP
Quality Of Iuicss Reported As Sa-
tistactory BY Most
Plantations

Grinding is now in fun swing on all
the Islands and practically every one
OF the forty five Hawaiian sugar mills
are operating. at
The last Two weeks Of January saw
every one Of the dozen or more large
mills that had been delayed in starting,
R,aihly on haweil, get under way, and
thus month shoHld see the harvesting
reach its full volume
The most satisfactory feature Of the
season is the favorable attendant cir
enmstanecs tlat have accompanied a
good START in the grinding. AZ report
Cd last week, the quality of the Juices
Is generally found 10 be good, and nu,
hierous reports have been made Of
much better juice this year than last
Weather Now Favorable ,..E
The last two weeks brought favor
able weather, and Hawaii mills that
were late in starting swung into line
one after another. With the favorable
weather for this season of the year, the
harvesting is proceeding very well.
The additional fact that transporta-
ton facilities and the means Of mar
keting will give no cause for worry
this year is additional satisfaction to
sugar men. && rs
Matson steamers and freighters ham
died the early shipments with ease, and
the first American Hawaiian steamer,
the Minnesotan, win get away with q
full cargo TO San Francisco about the
mi5dle Of this month. 4-
Shipments for Week
During the last seven days more than
1880 tons Of sugar was shipped out to
San Francisco and the East, and with
practically all mills now grinding the
shipments are expected TO mount up
rapidly during the next few weeks. y
Shipments during the week were:
Wilhelmina, sailed January "a, AVS
tons for Crockett; Hyades, sailed Janu-
airy ~, 500 tons for transshipment
overland, 1000 tons for Crockett;
Manoa, sailed January 30, 1901 tons
for the East and 5l64 for Crockett.
The late start on Hawaii was caused
by period Of bad weather. Most of
the mills on this island started grinding
in middle and late January, with q
few getting under way late in Deem.
Der. ,aa .t&' .. W .rt., 3 lNhh
Big Island Mills Started T. y.
December starts were made on Ha-
waii by l.aupahoehoe, Hamakua, Union
Mill, Hawi Mill, Puakea, Kona and
Kohala. Early in January, Olaa, Ho-
nokaa and Pacific Sugar Mill, Ha-
lava and Hutchinson got under way
During the last twenty days Of the
month mills started grinding on Waia-
kea, Hilo, Hawaii Mill, Onomea,
Pepeekoo,. HoRomu, Hakalau, Kaiwiki,
Kukniau, Paauhau and Hawaiian Agri
cultural Multi Mill is the only one
yet TO start, and the expectation is
that it will be under way within a
week. rf 2
Maui and Kauai mills were away to
an early start, most of the seven mills
on Maui having been grinding since
carly in December Mills on Kauai
were among the first 10 begin grinding,
Naimea beginning October 10 and Ke-
kaha on November 13. The balance
were started before December 20. r. X
Five mills on Oahu were started dur
ing December Waianae will be late
and Waimanalo. is expected to be
started this week.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
BEET PULP DIFFERS MAY
BE USED FOR POTATOES

The Michigan Public Domain Com
mission has reported TO the Legislature
of that State on the feasibility of using
the pulp-driers in the large sugag sand
chicory factories to dry the surplus pc.
tato crop. ...'.3 ....
The report of the commission goes
quite fully into the commercial posi-
bilities Of dried potatoes and potato
flonr in the home and foreign markets.
In all European countries potato
flour is now largely used with the &c,
reals for bread making and this use
will undoubtedly CONTINUE after the
war. Dried potatoes are also prepared
on an enormous scale and used for eat
tle feed, the apparatus being essential
~ the same as that used for drying
pulp in the beet factories.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
Danish Indies crop

Commenting on the purchase by the
United States of the Danish West In.
dies islands of 81, Croix, st. Thomas
amidst John, Willett l. Gray state that
the latter two islands being small pro,
luce only enough sugar for their own
consumption, Latest estimate of the
aresfnt crop on st. Croix is 10000 tons
'gainst a 1916 crop of l4,750 tons. ..-
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
Hawaiian Soil Peculiar

In the annual report or the Hawaii
Experiment Station for 1915, recently
issued, former Chemist w. II. McGeorge
calls attention TO the invariable pres
ence of eolloidal aluminium hydrond in
Hawaiian soils of high aluminium con
tent. In other words in all true clay
sOils . soil "gel" is always present
Gin all soils which contain iron IN ex-
cess of ahlmina, this c0llOidaI gel is
never formed he stated.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
Sugar Tariff Unlikely

Reporting under date of January IS,
Willett L. Gray state that advices indi.
cate, that no increased sugar duties will
be proposed by the way and means com.
mittee considering the increased rev.
enue legislation. Other forms of rails
ing revenue, win be suggested by the
committee il is believed.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
New Chemical Methods

M. o. johnson, chemist of the Ha-
waii Experiment Station. has published
N the journal of the American Chemi-
cal Society, a method for the determin
ttion of very small quantities Of prus-
sic acid in plants. This method was
evolved in connection with some chem
zeal work With cassaya varieties.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
Brewer Mills GRINDING

Waimanalo il, the only one of the
Brewer 4 Co. plantations that had not
started grinding by the end of the
month and reports are expected that
the mill got under way during the week.
Olowalu started grinding last Friday
and Paauhau started January 10 while
Hawaii Mill was under way on the
eighteenth. Hawaiian Agricultural
started yesterday. Pepeekeo started
Wednesday. -
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
A FORTY YEARS TEST.

Chamberlain Cough Remedy hos
been curing coughs and colds for the
past forty years and has gained in po-
pularity every year What better rec
ommendhtion Is requiredf For sale by
All dealers, Benson, Smith 4 CO., agent
for Hawaii.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02
/ poN,T RISK PNEUMONIA.

Get rid Of every cold as quickly as
possible. II is the forerunner of all
pulmonary trouble, and pneumonia may
develop in few bonrs. Take Chamber
Lain Cough Remedy. II is a simple
thing 10 DO, but the effect Is marvellous.
Foe sale by all dealers, Benson, Smith
& Co., agents for Hawaii
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02

from the Eastern markets
and also from the Southern States so
that Eastern and Southern refners will
have 70 meet the demand from these.
markets which was not the case last
year.
The Hawaiian gazette. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1865-1918, 1917-02-02


IN Bay In Hfe latest
in dd hno has beer another warehouse
the
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
|Out Scnat der Nab.
rmnSsmittcl=SiO Gin.
geiiigt.
90bisfeD nmD anOercm be-
Itillirtem SpiritmOicm Der
Sriea erfldrt.

Ger @rGiioent ongeuicien, olle Spt
rituolcn.&orr0tbe in RcoicrungS'
2ogerbduIern 5li ii6ernc6men
0ic Seritealnig unO giniubr
ocItiairtcr oIfoboliiher @ctrdnfe
obiohlt Oerboteu. Gos gotrm.
g8oi6ingtou. Z. SuIi. Ger
Senot erfldrie Iih bcltc 81 @unltel
,,fno6entrodencr~ nationnler 4Srobl.
bition m0brcno oes Grieoes iolueit
g9bisfcD lnO anoerc Oeitillirte @e.
br1uc in 6rage fonmen
sSn eincnl orr 6itterIien aGnpic,
Der ie i'm Scnot ousgeiodten iulroc,
mur0e Der 91a6rlngsnliitel Sorlo9e
@robi6itious. .@eieegeblne eingciiiat,
Oic Dem Gonnum oeiiiIlirter alfoboli'
ihcr @ctrGnfe Sdraufeu oulc9t in
Dem Iic Die ltnter 3olloerlGluB be-
iinOli1cn Spiritiloienoorrdt6c reqrl-
rirt mo oiBeroelu Sic Serltellung
iol6cr unO ocn Grport pcrielben OBJ
iohlt oer6ictet.
9ln StcQe DER alauiel Der Sous.
Bill mcl6e oie &erpcnolug bon
Observation-Disclosures sur Seritel.
lung irgeno wclcber olfo6olii6cr @e'
tr1nfe perbietet inbitituirte Der Sc.
nat nit emem &otlm bon 40 9cgen
81 Stiumcn cine 9eitimnung peI-
cbe bic NcriteIlim9 ino Die Giniubr
BON ocitiairten @e6r0ucn w6breno
OeS aricgeS oer6ietct lnO ouBerocm
fiigtc Der Senot nod nit cincm 30
hm bon 65 gc9en i2 Stmmeu ein(
alollcl bin5u lpel@c ocn @rdliocnten
ompcilt, ole oeltiairten Spirihloicr
in oen 2oNcrbduicrn 0u ii6crne6mcr
mo fir Oieielbcn olf Der SdiiS oel
Softer plus 0c6n %ro5ent 5ll bc5ob
len.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
SOel @utmau & 60. qTiG5g5"5s S s;aias DHTasf9'' a


grouiioro, Gulberion @errD, Sitd.
cod, sSomrs. Wlortin NlDerS, 0ner.
moL @6elun @omcrenc, 3dnsoel,
&cco, &obinion SbieIOs, Simmons,
Smitb bon @}orDlouo, Swanion
llnocrpooo, @iaion; Eotol 81
9lepublifoner 9orob. groop,
grouocecc. Curtis, Dillingham; Ser.
noIo, 8rancc, 6relins6upien @ron.
no. Sale, &oroine, Sones bon @oib.
ingtom anor Ga Goaette, 2ooge,
D}c2con. Sage. @enroic. Sbermon
Smith bon @5i6igon Snioot Toipn-
icno. g8ooSwortb, @orren 8otion;
Sotol 25.
@eiammt6obl Der Stintmen eeeen
oos 9Imenocment 46.
Nlc6rere Grobibitions 6reunoe
itimmten eeocn oos 9ittmonn.gImen.
oement oo lie oem @rdiioenten nidt
ole glutoritdt seben wolltcn.
Garoui muroe Damn oos globinIon.
Subititt in Ger omenoirten 6orm
oneeuommen. Dos @otlim foIet;
sir 0os 9lobinlon. Subititnt M
Ocmofroten: 9onf6eoo, 9roitiioro,
Gulberion, @errp, Sitdcod, Soils,
0uitin. Somes, SSones, BON Stem.
Nlerico, 9emiS, Wlnrtin. 9Iemlonos,
Ouerman, 86elon. gittmon. @ome.
rene, 9lonsoea, 9ieeo, 9iobinion,
Sheppard. Simmons, Smith BON
glri5ono. Smith BON @eoreio, Smith
bon Mlorulono, Stone. Sponion
Gilman llnoerpooo, @iaions; 5u.
ianmen 20.
&epublifoner: 8ranoeeee. Colt,
5rance. 6relingbuDien poroing
SSobnion pon Californian, 2a 6oIlette,
2ooge. @lc2eon, 0lcylarD, 9tep, Sen.
role. @nosmort6. @orren, @ation;
5tliommen is Sm @dn8en oafiir 40.
@eeen oaS Hobiniou.SubItitl ~
0cmotroten: 9liburit, 8rof6am
Chamberlain 6lcther, @ore. So6n.
ion bon South 0ofota. aenorid,
Sling. Wlcaeaar Wlpers, Owen. Sbai.
ROTH. S6ieIos, Sbompion. Erammeu
@orooman g9oli6, @olcott; 5ulam.
men is.
9iepublifoner 8orab. 9raop, Sum.
minis, Curtis. 0iainebom, Sernolo
@ronno, Sale Sones BON @oi6ing.
ton, aeaoea, aempon, 9lelion glorris,
9ooe, @oinoerter, Sherman Smith
bon Nlibieon, Smoot, Gopnieno; 3li.
lonuen t9. Sm @an5en oaacaen
.37.
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08

loteS bier, pelhe iih nod Der ariegs-
ertldrung nod Dem S9wei5er Gon-
iulatc 6egoOcn limo bcno4ri6tigt
worocn, ooB iie oas Sono Derlonen
miiiien.
gicm 9ort z. Sitli. ~ Son
@oIbin9ton ilno beute 8clcble eingc-
iroiien, Ioiort oae oeltihen 9l9entcn
oegcn uelbe Der @erooHt Dorlicgt
ooB tic al 9cpe9uneen aegen Oos ,Su-
terciIc oieics 2anOes G6eil ecnommcr
6a6cn, sit Dcr1aiten. Gs Oerlaiitete,
Dab cine 9(n3obl icinolider 9lusldn-
Der, ais aud cinige Nellerreitb-lln,
oarn, bon mclAcn man iueiB, 0aB lie
iib an ser g9olierfronte ouf6ielten
i6arf 6eoba6tet merOcn. Die 9rieIe,
wel6e ociiern coniis5irt wuroen imo
an ocr irii6ercn Goniul gIleranocr
BON 9flbcr oOreIlirt maret, pnroen
iintcrludt mo es erideint, ooB lid9
oicielbeu nnr ouf eeibditlite sIngele-
gen6eiten be5e5en.
8ofbington z Slili.- -0os
5toots Gcpariement bat iolgenoe Sc.
fonntlnodimg erIoHen: o9Ilf ooS
grIndben ocS Staots.Gepartements
Dor slpei g9o6en bat bic Shwei5er
@cIanotiboit ole oegtihen llntertbo-
ncn oic IN Ger @eianOtidjuft oocr ocn
ocrI6ieOcuen GoniuIotcn beiAditigt
weroct ermht 81 reiigniren SSn
Gerbin0img biermit iei mitget6eilt,
oub oic S6wei5cr @eionotidoit bel
ocm 9ci6ebolten Der 0ieniie Oicier
ocitlbcn llnicrtbanen nit Der 3lls
thinning Ocs Staots- CeportemcntS
banoelte ln0 nod cinem 6ecipro5i-
t1ts arrangement, moOnrd gcuilie
oucrifoniIbc 9iirgcr oie grlonbniB
cr6ieItcn, bel Scr ipaniidcn 9otlbolt
IN Berlin 81 blcibcn Inn in jencr
9otidoit fir oic dmcrifanilcben Sn.
tcreIlcn IN GeiitiAlono 81 iorgen.
Gieies Gecipro8it6ts Arrangement
lit mlnmebr auf @lni1 ocs StaatS.
Ceportcments ditieeboben worocn "
Mon ninnt an Dab 0elltldlono
iebt oiIb sic glmerifoner BON bort
ouspeiicn miro.
Gas Staots-Ncportement bat aIle
Oie t6emoligen oelti6cn 9lnoclteIlten
in Der 9otidoit rmo IN ben Goniulo-
ten ongcuicicn, 0aS SonO 81 Oerlai.
fen.
Gr. @co. 9ort6olne, Ser ghltor
Scr oicI6cipro1cncn Gcpeic6e an oic
naolniihc 3eihng" bel Dem 9lbbrud)
Der oiplomotiihcn 9e5iebungen lit
nod imner in 99ai6inoton bod mus
CT iib 5wcimol ieoc g8ohc bel eincrn
| beitimnten 9ieoierlin9S6comten mel
Ocn.
glbonl Naf Suiicin 9cp, Scr Sc.
i6ditstrdgcr Der tiirfiiAcn @otidait
bat oos Stoots -Geportement erinht
niht auf icincr g(brciie 81 bciie6eu.
ooB ieinc @ottirL einc GngIdnocrin,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08

gSem aud ole ErobibitionS.@eleb.
qeblno ibrc enogiiltiee @eitalt crit III
ocn GoniercnScn 5mil6en oen Gomi'
teen 6eiocr Ndilier erbalten miro, 10
miro cs Oo6 oaeemeiu oils mogli6 err
a6tet. ooB Oa5 Saus Ole gerdnoerlm.
gen Oes Senats nod einem aoupIe
onnebmen miro.
IS mliroe beilte Ql6eno oeiddbt
ooB ii6 5piiAen 200 iro 800 Ntillio.
ncn @aQonen oeiti0irter Spirihioien
in sen GegicrlmeS .Saeerbduiern be.
inocn. lin oicic gelpaItiee @icnoe
SpiritloIen on5ufmtien, miiBte Ole
9icgicrrlne pon $300,000,O00 bis
81 ,00O,0OO,0O0 ousgeben.
Ser mobricbeinlihe gerluit an 9te'
qicrlmos.9coenuen miro ani 5000
100000 bis $lO0,000,000 gei8dbt
God piirOe 0ieier 9ctrae gau5 oaDon
ob6anacn ebenIo ipie Die Sobe Der
9lntaiisgcloer II, ipieoieI Spirituo-
len aus Dem 3oaoeri6luB berolsgc-
nommcn merocn piir0en, ebe Die Ne-
qiirirlmo Der Gorr1t6e eriolgt
Gas Goreebcn OeS Senots BAT cine
Gcr8oqerllna Der Grleoieung Scr
Srieesitener.9il, weitere @er3oec.
rina in Der Foiiiruno ser lobriines.
mittel.9ia unO cine Sinausihiebimg
ser gcrtagltne oeS Gonorciies auf
um6eiiimmtc 3eit sur 6olge.
Der Souptfompf Orebte lid I'M oos
logcnannte administrations. .Gompro.
miB.Su6ititut oes Scnotors 9iobin.
ion Oos in ieiner omcnoirten 6orm
Die Seriteauaa pon Oeitilirten Spiri.
thoien lmO oie Giniubr Oeriel6eu Der.
bietet. TaHel6e muroe miroe nit l5
gegen 81 Stinmen angenonlmen.
0as BON 9Sittmon eingercidte
9lucnoement, oos oen Brdiioenten cr.
mGdtigcn woate. pie 6eriteqlns bon
Bier un0 g8einen 81 iuspenoiren imo
ibren alfo6oIiiben @e6olt 6lt be-.
l9rdnfen puroe nit As eeeen 81
Stinmen. aus oem 6eloe eeihIagen.
0os @otlim.
giobiteDeno Oos enti6cioenoe go.
tlm:
Sir ooS ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:
DemofroteR 9edbom Chamber.
lain Sletder, @orc. Soais, Suitiug,
sSobniou bon Siio. .Dofoto, sSones bon
glei Wlcrifo, acnorid, Sing Gents,
@}caclar. gepIouos, Omen, Ritt
man S0ofrotb. Sbcpparo Smith
bon 9[ri3ono. Stone, Gbompion. Eia.
man Sronunca, @dlib, SSolrott;
Sotol "a.
&epublifancr m Golt, Gummins,
SSobnion bon Galifornicn &eIIogg,
aenpon 0lcglorD, gteliou gleip, glor.
ris, Eoinoerter; Eotol 10.
@elomint5o6l Der Stimmen fir
ooS 9lmenocment "a.
@egcn oos gittmonn.glmcnoement:
Cemotroten gllburlt 9onfbeoo,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1917-07-08
aoiicr gMI6cIm in gsicn.

8iirfb, z. Salli. Sine @iener
Cepcide iaet ooB DER oeitide aoiier
imo Oie 4oiierin geitern Wloreen III
Ser 0iierreibiiden SouptitoOt anto-
men. Sie wlroen am 9obn6oie bon
8oiier 8arl imo aaiierin 3ita cm-
piongeu.
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Sine gill ococn 6ritiidJc 0radc6cracr

gBoI6inoton Z. 5uIi Sine
glnti- Criidc6crger.9ia, mclbe Oo5ll
fii6rcu loa, ooB Oie @lilit6rpilicbti-
Qcn, pclhc in @roB6ritonnieit, Gd'
nooo Stalien 6roufrei6 imO anoc-
rcn 9Gnocrn geborcn limp, lid obcr
nicnalS notitraliiiren licBen errcibt
mQr0en f0nhen miro am Olontag
pom Goriiber Burnett ocS Ginpon.
oerilngs-Gomitc's i'm Geprdientan-
tcn6ouie einqercidt pcrOen. Gle Bill
i6rcibt Dor, Dab iolde Selltc inner
balls 30 bis 60 9agen nab 9lnnobme
ser Dill lie 9lohlrolilotionSsGapicrc
bcrouSnc6nlen miiiiem ani @rltno
Oercn ie 5um Nlilit0rOienlt beronge-
5oocn wcrocn fonnen lmo Wenn lie
Gas in Der porgeidriebencn 3eit niht
tbluL iucroen lie oeportirt. @err
Burnett ertIGrte, cs lei 81 bcoaicrn,
oaB loldc 2eutc ane @erontportlih.
felt in i6rem @e6urtSIanoe in0 in
oem 2anoe i6rcr @o6l iuuGinocn,
mdbrcuo ole gLmerifaner noh Den
Sdiitenord6en al Scr Sroui eeianOi
piiroeu.
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1000 9an5 neuc SOmmer6IeiOer, dsn mO
So, 81 nnO IS sScrtoe, am gSoutas fir q DN~UU

punoer fben gtgenadten aleioern iener &ole
6lmiem getreiem Crepe on0em poidboren Woa gr
limo morgen gum &erouie miseeiIt nn Sie 0o6 ri6
al anqen betc. 3ande &leiDer IN oem 8er-
fouie ino $500 werb Sdebm Sic ui oni Se bier bem
@odenbo0e 9ue oBc l6 bis A. Seine oui yot5o9hmg Seine
umgetuudt Seine 9eitelunaeu per @o ouseeiaat
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OOrll1ts-
4lla6rr0eln.
9emtldc miihcn bic Der.
Staaten bcrIahen.
&cciprO5itdts Slrrnmge.
memt nmf9cbObem.

ollie Oeutiden gInecIteaten in oen
S6weioer GonIuIoteu nliiiicn
entloiien iueroen uno gmerifaner
in Berlin Oiirfen Ous glei9c
S6idial criporten. Gnersi.
i6es einareiicn Ocs Siuuts-De-
portcmcnts. Ser tiirfii4e Sc
i6Gftstrdaer crbielt GrloubniB,
i'm 2onoe 5n bIeiben. sat cine
Icioenoe 6rou.
&n1bington Z. Slni. Die
Der. Stoaten.9legicring bat Deute
ben irii6cren 9otidoiis'glttohe in
@oI6ineton Seinrid Sdaaibauiel
nus Dem Canoe geianot. Sic glbidbrt
oes noupegiidcn Oampiers, olli wcls
den ole @c6eimagenten i'm bradten
murOe per5oGert, Oa Die gl9enten Ell
nen GeutiheG, Baron bon Sinoc, llil-
ter Dem Spionagegeieb ocr5nitetcn.
Ger @eiongenc mar bei6ul0igt, Ocn
Sdiiis-Stepar0 Belo unO orei 9Sddc-
te 9ricie ii6erge6en 81 ba6en. Bon
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DC in Nrooflpn gebroht. Gr iagt, er
iei i'm Gin im9 9lusnlbrgciddit tbo-
tig rmo babe feline 9nreour an Der
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Sdaoi6ouien weieerte iib, irgeuo.
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iuhung Der Grieic mlir0e Boron bon
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Qdmpier 3uriid. Ser 9imocsanwalt
gob 81 ueriie6eii ooB bic Nricie mr.
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Spion erboben meroen t6nnte.
G6icogo,7 Z. Sui. Grei frii.
Dere glngeliellte oes oelti1en Gonhl'
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Sir Den SanSBalt, gcttbc5iisc, Nctt
0cdcn, etc.

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Summer5nftrppiidc, Niutten nnO
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@ieOer Gin ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Sciocn-
ncrfnnf.
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meri6.
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uno Stiderei, Satin.llnterrod, init
0oppelter 9cncle imo am 9oOcn ge.
fGltclt, fir 98c.
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