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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
CONSIDER FOUR BIDS

City council was scheduled to
consider four bids for the purchase
of the 100000 lighting extension
bonds OF the municipal lighting
plant Monday afternoon.
The bids We're received and
opened by Comptroller Harry w
Carroll Saturday They were of
Tered by outside firms.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
MILLION FOR STREETS

City engineers are busy prepar.
Ing plans and estimates on street
improvements that will cost more
than 100000. The proposed fill.
ing and paving OF Elliott ave.
which includes a paved street from
Fremont 10 Ballard. alone will cost
500 900.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
NAME IDAHO FUEL DICTATOR
LIZ Inlicn Hrrsa cnacI Mlrn

WASHINGTON. oct 1.-The fuel
administration today announced the
appointment OF Frank X. Gooding
as state fuel administrator OF Idaho.
Additional state merchant repre-
sentativcs announced by the food
administration today include. Ida.
no, G. c. Anderson. Boise.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
GERARD is SLEEPY

By United Press Leased Wire
PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. Jas
W Gerard. here today. Is sleepy.
I'm always sleepy" he yawned.
Seems that can't ever get
caught mp This touring the coun-
try about gets me.
Gerard arrived in Portland late
Saturday night and stayed in his
room until last night. when he at
tended q banquet He will leave
for the South this afternoon.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
LOOT SCHOOL SAFE

Schoolhouse burglars broke into
the office NJ Queen Anne high school
some time Sunday and robbed tho
safe OF Sl6s Of school funds
The thieves cut thru the comb.
nation OF the lock with chisels.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
l.. S. Labor Bureau
Makes Record Here

With only the state OF New York
in the lead. the Washington federal
employment bureau has secured
work for more than $4,000 skilled
and unskilled iaborcrs since It's or.
FaniEation. January 1.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
GREEKS PLEDGED TO
LOYALTY TO the U. S.

Americanlsm in the highest sense
of the word is 10 be the attitude TAX
on toward all governmental affairs
relative 70 the existing crisis by Sc
attic Greek-Americans, according to
a meeting held Sunday night in
Fraternal hall. 1911 Fourth ave.
\ j. Pappas. president OF the
Greek. Patriotic associa-
ton. announced 1000 members
would do their bit in purchasing
Liberty bonds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

Carry Your Package Home
aud Keep 10, Please
Returned Goods must be
brought back within three
days ~ purchase.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01
japanese
Lunch
Cloths and
Napkins
Main Floor Rear.

T- are reduced
THESE for the Tues
l----L day Sales. and
as they are highly favored
for luncheons many wom-
en- will take advantage
Tuesday TO buy for the
savings involved. The as
sortment consists Of sew
eral patterns in blue and
white.
Cloths. T2xT2 inches. reduced
70 .-..-.---..-.---.--.----..---- 90
Cloths. 6Ovso inches. reduced
10 .--------'-.-----.--------.- ----.-sI.l5
Cloths. 4sS4s inches. reduced
10 .-----..-,.,-..---...-..si-.- -----s.---.-E &c
Luncheon Napkins TO match.
set OF six. Reduced TO 25e
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

7 Remarkable purchase of 500 New Autumn Serge and
Satin Dresses. Priced In four assortments at $685.,
! s0.o5. 1925 and $3.50. Upper Main Floor.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1917-10-01

777a7797-s VIII II W. = u y =
OF bolts OF Scrim, Mar
quisette and Madras in
pieces OF 4 10 3 yards.
These lengths are adapt
able for most all curtain
uses, and at this price for
Tuesday purchasers will
obtain the advantage Of
splendid reductions.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
ARMY RECEIVES
NO AERO ADVICE

Army officials at headquarters toda. ,
stated that they knew nothing of pur-
ported "advices" said to have been
received there yesterday morning re
garding joint army and navy avia-
ton plant at Fort island.
While the general plans for such a
combination have been considered for
some time, as announced last month
by the Star-Bulletin, no official word
has been received at headquarters, il
is said, to lead to the belief that such
an institution would be formed in the
near; future.
So doubtful is the situation, owina to
the need of machines on the war front,
and because Of the probability that
none will be sent for the 9Th Aero
Squadron here for some time, Mai.
John F. Curry has recommended that
transfers to this squadron cease for
the time being.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
VETERANS READY
TO Fight AGAIN

Members OF the United Spanish Wal
Veterans In Hawaii stand ready tc
offer their services to the government
II needed, at any time, either for active
duty or otherwise. IL r.
A resolution embodying this deci
sion was unanimously passed at the
recent annual conference Of the yeter
ans. The conference was attended b.
about $50 persons. Including those
already in military service, the U. s
w. Y. in Hawaii has a membership
Of about ke0.
Officers we're elected as follows:
Richard 8. Kelley, commander; ID. H
Phillips, senior vice-commander: Les
lie King, Junior vice-commander; e
BrcmhiIL chaplain; DR.. w. A. Schwal
lie. surgeon; John Hogan, marshal
The commanders Of several Of the
local posts introduced q resolution
providing for the consolidation Of al
camps into one separate organization
This measure was not adopted.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
HUBER denies
. j. 5. OFFICIALS
SAFFERY'SPAL

That no evidence has thus far been
adduced tending TO show that a gov
eminent official was connected with
a gang OF b1ackmailers that the police
believe has flourished in Honolulu for
some time past, and Of which Thomas
Saffery, now in the custody Of federal
officials, is alleged to have been the
Tingleader, Is the assertion OF District
Attorney s. c. Huber.
Saffery, who Is charged with tmper'
sonating a federal official, Ii reported
to have linked tie name Of local
government Official with the purport
ed blackmailers in a story he is said
to have told the federal officers.
A federal official said today that the
man in question visited him yesterday
and fatty denied the accusations. Dis,
trict Attorney Huber says he does not
take much stock in Saffery's alleged
story of a "'higher.up," but adds that,
II such a blackmaillng gang has been
IN existence, undoubtedly several per
sons were working together.
Marshal Jerome J. Smiddy has asked
that any women approached or threat
ened by the alleged blackmailers re.
port TO him as, II possible, the govern
Dlent desires TO use them as witnesses.
Two women are reported to have iden,
tilted Saffery Gs having approached
them with purPorted intent to black
mail . s.' T. r.. -..-.EEE
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

training camp at that place. Major
Longan win be an Instructor at the
camp.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
LOCAL BOY NAY
Be ON BOARD
STRANDED ship

That Lieut.. R. L. Vaughan. T. S. n.
son of Federal Judge and Mrs Hob
ace W. Vaughan of this city. may
have been aboard the old battleship
Olympia, flagship Of the late Admiral
George Dewey at the battle Of Manila
Bay. when the vessel grounded yes
terday on shoals off Block Island, r.
l., is the belief expressed by Judge
Vaughan.
When Lieut.. Vaughan was last
heard from he was in New, York City
and assigned to duty aboard the olym-
pia,- He spent last winter in Haiti
and was one Of the u s. naval off
GERS who assisted in raising the Stars
and Stripes over the Danish West In
dies, Uncle Sans recent acquisition.
Vaughan was promoted from en-,
sign to lieutenant under the orders
issued recently by President Wilson.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

will arrive on the next transport to
fin the vacancy created through the
transfer Of Field Clerk Daniel L
Fish. E"'
: Assistant Band Leader Albert Phil
lips. 18th infantry, has been placed
upon the retired list at Schofield Bar
racks, and ordered to proceed to bis
home.
Ord. Sgt. Harry R. Wilson. ordnance
depot. Fort Kamehameha, has becI
ordered sent to Fort Mcdowell. Cali
fornia, on the first available transport
for duty at the Preside Of San Fran
cisco.
Major Rufus e. Longan, 25th Infan
try, has been ordered relieved from
assignment to that regiment and I.
proceed TO the Preside Of San Fran
cisco, California, on the first avail
able transport for duty at the citizens
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
VIERRA'S APPOINTMENT To-
PARK JOB CONFIRMED

The appointment Of A. K. Vierra as
superintendent Of public grounds and
public buildings by Mayor Lane was
approved by the board Of supervisor
Tuesday evening. %-.@ ii
y While this appointment, made under
the new ordinance passed by the
board of supervisors at previous
meeting. gives VIerra direct charge OF
all parks and Fairgrounds, including
Kapiolani Park and the public baths,
it does not mean that John H. Wise
will be dropped as superintendent o.
Kapiolani Park and the public baths,
but 1t is expected he will be retained
under Vierra. .tg 49,. r..
S 5 The ordinance also gives Vierra the
power to appoint all school janitors
and park keepers and laborers.s -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

Fire destroyed the Fleetwood. Pa.
Metal Works, and sixty autos.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

Book early for the HIlo Excursion
leaving Tuesday, 3rd JuIy.-Adv.
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Continued from page -
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
ARMY ORDERS

Capt David L. Stone. under whose
supervision mGel of the present con-
struction work was begun at Soho.
field Barracks, has been ordered to
report to Col. Isaac w. Littell, @. NJ.
C., Washington, for duty in eonnec.
ton with the construction Of new
army cantonment camps. SCI:
Field Clerk Charles A. Morrow,
duartermaster corps, who has been
on duty in the Philippines department
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
CoRRECTS REPORT U-BOATS
OPERATE IN THE PACIFIC

Ogden and Santa Monica are the
first cities on the mainland 20 reply
70 the request made BY Mayor John
g. Lane that Gle mayors of the yaTi-
Gus cities correct the impression that
submarines were operating in the Pa
cific. More. than 500 letters were
sent toscities on the mainland
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

d Purser T. Strathairn Of the Mauna
Kea reports the following sugar TO
have been awaiting shipment on the
Big Island Monday. by plantations and
bags: OIaa, S3.26Ss Waiakea, 26, 900;
Hawaii Mil. 1870; Hilo Sugar Com
pany, 14.700; Onomea. $500; Pepee-
keo. $1,000; Honomu, 1900; Hakalau.
56,7S8; Laupahoehoe, 34,269; Kaiwfkl,
22,206; KukaIau, 1897; Hamakua
Mil, $500; Paauhau. 1865; Honokaa,
$1,000; Pllhaluu. ss5.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27
ORDERS COVERING REORGANIZATION
OF HAWAII NATIONAL GUARDISSUED

Capt ]. N. SpaIding. Attn Haw. Inf, to
LIST 1t, Feb. II, 1916; Capt s. K Moo
KIM, Ord Haw. Inf, 70 1st 1t. July 20,
1916; Capt. Charles Dillingham;, 4tk
Haw. Inf. to LIST Ii, April 5. 1917; LIST
1t. Waiwaiole, 3rd Haw. Inf. to Ind
1t, Feb. II, 1916; LIST 1t Ralph Wal
ker, 3rd HaE. Inf, to 2rd 1t. Feb. II,
1916; LIST 1t. Fred Patterson, 4th Haw
Inf, to End 1t, April 10, 1916; Capt
Andrew T. Spaldsng, 2nd Haw. Inf, t
End Lit, August 20. 1916; LIST 1t. H. T.
KnHdsen, 4th Haw. Inf, to End 1t,
Dec. &c. 1916.
|, Cd The following named officers Of
the End, 3rd and 4th Rgts, and LIST
Separate Co., Haw. Inf, ". G.. are as
signed TO the End Rgt. Haw. Inf, n. G.,
as recognized:
Col. J. D. Easton, End Inf, Comdg.
Rgt; Lt.-Col. Harry H. Morehead, End
Inf, duty with Rgt; Maj. Donald s.
Bowman, End Inf, Comdg. LIST b.;
Maj. William H. Young, 3rd Inf,
Comdg. End Bn.: Mai. E. w. kopke,
4th Inf, Combs. 4th Bn.; Capt. Allan
r. L. Rowatt, End Inf, Hq. Co.; Capt
Geo. H. Washburn, ist Sep. Co, NJ: G..
Co.; Capt. Geo. L. Desha, Jr., Supply
Co.; Capts. Robert NJ. Lindsay. John
s. Richard, A. L. Moses and Samuel
P. Woods, End Inf, LIST Bn.; Capts.
William NJ Kaluakini, Frank A. Luf-
kin, Arthur C.. Belts and Henry Rob
inson, 3rd Inf, to End Bn.; Capts. Az
bert Homer, Jr., Richard n. Oliver,
Harry r. Smythe and Frank Cox, 4th
Inf. to 3rd Bn.; LIST 1t. H. Lawrence
White, End Inf, to NJ. G. Co.; LIST Its.
Eugene N. Deyo, James L. K. Cushing
ham, Julian R. Yates and Otto o. Han
son, End Inf, 10 LIST Bn.; LIST Its, Will
liam s. Chillingworth, Samuel T. Moo
KIM, John ". Xanaeholo, w. K.
Sholtz and Edward Blanchard, 3rd Inf,
to End b.; End Its. James NJ. Spald-
ing, T. B. Buch, Charles Dillingham;,
c. d. Edmonson and w. H. Wright,
4th Inf, to 3rd Bn.: End 1t. Edward
A. Campbell, End Inf, to NJ. G. Co.;
End Its. william H. Hill, End Inf, to
Supply Co.; End Its. Charles B. Ma
kanui, Joseph kauwa, Andrew T.
Spaulding and Edward K. Kanehailua,
End Inf, to LIST Bn., End Its. H. Wai-
wal, Ralph Walker and Foster Rob
inson, Bird Inf, to End Bn.; End Its.
II. F. Knudsen, tred Patterson, A. A.
Whelan and G.. 4. Hofgaard, 4th Inf,
to 3rd Bn. T.
(m) Battalion commanders will as
sign to companies ana separate pla-
toons the officers of their respective
battalions, as indicated in the proceed
ing paragraph. Such assignments will
be promptly reported. to the regiment
al commander.
(n) The battalion adjutants of the
End and Bird battalions, End Rgt. Haw.
Inf, N. g. las reorganized) will, in
addition to their other duties, perform
the duties of supply officers of their
respective battaIions, making returns
direct to the property and disbursing
officer. for the United States, and is
suing supplies on memorandum re-
ceipt to company commanders.
(o) The following table OF minimum
strength for q detached platoon Is
published for the information and
guidance Of all concerned: .-.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

with Rev. Father Ulrich Taube. pas.
tor Of the Catholic church Of st. An.
thony, officiating. Albert K. Hoolapa
and Mrs. Emma Moses were married
last Saturday. the Witnesses being
Joseph n. Uaone and Kealohapauole.
Honolulu star-bulletin. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu, Hawaii]) 1912-2010, 1917-06-27

Il
minimum strength viii have its pro-
portion of authorized corporate
One cook and one bugler may he
stationed with detached platoon pro-
tyfded that the total number of cooks
land buglers for the entire company
does not exceed the authorized NUM-
Der. =,
When there are one or more de.
tached platoons the part of the COM
pany at the company's station shall
not fall below the following minimum
strength: fe~N
Captain I. @s.
| First sergeant 1. ..-
Mess sergeant 1. L
1 Supply sergeant ..
! Sergeahts 5.
Corporals 4.
l Cook when one is with detached
platoon1 1.
Mechanic =.
I Bugier when one Is with a detach-
90 pia a.oe I. =
/ n' .ars .. GLASS; w.
| a, io.
Lotai enIisteo A;
/ - e.. - - es' N-a Sno.e oe -A Nt &c.
one llise y, Pei seelil, ohe hiess
ous supply seIseant' ga sSrseants'
solpO DI lwo cooAs, TWO DusieIs anu
ons nleeiianlc m any ohe Ie'ters9 IN
IahtIy npany % al enilSteo
serene .n ol loV OF less.
The drills OF detached platoon
will be recorded In. triplicate on
/ Forms 100 and l00a. NJ B. by the of
ficer commanding the platoon. who
win forward the reports to the. com
pany commander. The latter viii at
tach one copy OF the platoon report
to each Of his triplicate records of
monthly attendance OF drills.
] There win be one pay roll in tri
l plicate for a lettered infantry COM
pany which has one or more detached
pIatoons,. on whic te names and ae-
counts of the officers and enlisted
linen Of the entire company will be en-
tered. (See Circular No. 4, M. B.,
i1o17A - ,tz...- -S
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Der @aoden Sbeil.

&ieIe Maoden aerbreden iid oar.
llbcr Den &opf mas iic wobl tbur
forteiL Inn ibrem Sanoe in 6ieicr
&~riegsoeit 81 niiten. SRI. 2oliic
Stanlep bon Der Staatsunipcrlit1t
ratb ibner, ibr Sbeil az tbuil, inbenl
tie aubarie bleiben ulb bort aller
Terldmenbi,ng %Dorberlgen. Sic rGtb
ibnen an, &leiocr, 8%eiunobcit, Belt
nllo @nergic 5u iparen. Sri. Ston-
lep bat einen iiebcr.lpodigen &urills
in Der uniDeriitdtsi fir nSeinls
ofonomi" eingeridtet, Der bonn 81.
Oftober bis gum 81. 0c5embcr ball.
EFT. Sier miro llnterridt ertbeilt int
&oden, Naben, !Sallsarbeit unb Der,
gletden mcbr. Die ein5ige 9eoing.
ing gum gintritt in Die Sdule lit Die,
Dab Die S6iilerin Oas 16. 2ebensiabr
erreidt bat.
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Sem Sabre 1910 um $4,000 SeeI.n
3uSenommsn; iie betrdst beute 342..
$4,000. Die 3unabme Der 8ep0lie'
runs betrdst i'm Sabresburdidnitt
2,92S,000 Sselen.
Snrtppbag, ipdtsr in Sars
dbseItiirSt, mar uripriineli4 cine
Stsinnrt. bic bel gFos in 5roas &c.
srdben ODER sebrOden lparb. iid ipaI-
ten lieb uno 2ei9name in Sdrssn
aus oisiem Mnterial innsrbalb 40
2usen. nit Iusnubms Der 3Gbne,
persebren ToIIte.
@rbbebsn datten beibt in
Der Grobebentunbe elm gebiet, bas
bon einsm Grbbeben perbdltnismdbis
peri6pnt bleibt, tpdbreno anbere in
sleider gntfernuns bonn @useaa9s,
punt sslssene 9ssenben bapon in
Witleioenidaft seSossn ipsrben. so
ioa Der getna cine ssipife Sdubptr,
lung beim @intritt BON grbbeben duf
Der Sniel- SisiIien ausiiben, inoem
oie auf ieiner @orbsrieite lisssnoen
Srtidaften ben Stob niht fib!en.
Der betnnnte 4itronpm ga.
mile ELIMINATION min nod prii,
funsen Der porbanbensn 9otgmente
sefunoen baben. oab i'm 2aufe Der
lebten 300 Sabre bic iabrli4e Hseens
msnge itGnbis sugenommsn bat. Bon
1889 big 1719 iino unsefdbr 49
&ubitsentimeter Wnfer ssfdqsn.
lpGbrenb ppn 1890 bis 1906 So ges
retnet peroen. 3ipeitens seisen bic
Salres3iffern cine GENTLE periooiSis
TIT, bon etro flint 81 flint Sabrsn
ION cine Reibs DON feudten Sabren
nit elmer Reibe bon trodenen Satreu
abpetieIn.
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9rnffebler.

Den 2cibtrogenben milrbe bon
allen Scitcn Ernit 5ueciproden.
Nad Dem Sriibitiid cling Scr altc
@einfiifer nieber nit einem Sel,cr.
elmer al feline Irbeit!
Die gan5e 6amilie mar mGbreno
ocS idoncn, beibcn Son1mers b t.
CT It.
(Mlts einem Golnan.) - pie tic
itol5 erbobenen Sa1ptcs Dor ibnt
Elm 9ilb bliibcnoitcr SdGn.
belt, Die Illeen boil Slut ollf i'm
gcridtct, ga mar es Tim feline Hube
l1no 5aiiung eeidlebcn illlo - Elm
Gllb branntc alf ibrcn
idlpellenbcn &ippen.
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lbrer &obnnns, No. 1852 Sausp
Ipe., in eait ct. Soris, ollie Senlter.
l6e'belt, nobel iic ii9 oil Den arlnen
perlcste. @fit Dem 9llttc bcnlaIte tic
oarallt Die Stirncn ibrcr flint Sin.
Der Die alle lucniger oils 10 Sabre alt
llno, nit arcuScn. Sic wuroc in ous
Solpltal gu 9elIepilIe sur 9cobad)-
tiirls ibres @eiitcs5uitanocs sebradt
rlro Die ainoer murOet nod Dem &C..
tentlonsbaltic bon ct. Clair Gollntp
geianot.
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TIblt iidj neriiingert. e:

Tiblt iid perjiingert. uGs berei.
tet mir @ergniigen," i6reibt Serr
3bilipp Sprenger bon @%ainprigbt,
alta., vSSbnen mitteilen gu fonnen,
oob in mcinem Sale Die @irfiin8
bon Sorni's Mpenfrdllter einfaf
munoerbar mar; i6 fiible mid boil.
itGnoig beriiinaert." 9ieies, fir oas
glut uno oas gauge Spitem 10 bor'
siigIi6e arGitterbeilmittel lit feline
@potbcfermebi5in. Sollten Sic lid
bofiir intereiiieren. 10 ibreiben Sic
an Die SeriteIler, Or. Setter Sabrnep
& Sons Co., Chicago, ST..
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nlcber bcm Wcercsipieael".

Dieter gusprud. Der iid in isoem
@eosroppiebud finpet. foil beiasen,
bab ollie 9Dben oui be, gropters
fldGe Don einem uno pemielben His
beau auipdrts semeiien iuerpen, uno
DAB bieie NuIlflaSe Das Nipsau bes
Oaeans 1T. Hun sntbedt iebod bic
ipeitere Jprihuns an oieiem ittin.
bar einfaten Derfabren einsn Saten.
oa bas Ripeau perldiepener SSean-
teile lpsientli@ peridiepen 1T. Sd;on
fir europa iinb bic llnteridieoe
aiemlid bebeuttnb.
Gin Jadblatt itslIt BON einiaen
5orfdern %seiponnene ReluItate pie
folst Suiammsn. Das mittlere Ri.
beau i'm Wittelldnoiiden uno qoria.
ti5ben Weer lie9t ettpa ID 3entine.
ter tiefer als in Der Office, 0ie
9Dbenlase Der Office befinbet lid .lm
ettpa 10 Sentimeter iiber benz aa!te,
sat. aebnliae SifferenSen tommsn
aud an iiibliden uno nOrDlidsn 9ii.
ten Dor. Sir einise puntte an Der
bollanbiiden 8iits erreidjen iie biz
au Is 3entimeter.
Dieie Sa4lase maGt es besreif-
li4, iparum bic Yeitrebungen, cine
suropGif4e mRormaInuIl" einsufiibs
rem, bisber obne grfols sebIieten
limb. Selbit fir Elm unb oasisIbe
ganO 1T es nidt leidt. cine oerars
tige Normalnull 81 iinOen. Jn
preuben q. 3. tpurpe bic RormalnuIl
Ieit 1866 idon 5meimal uerlegt unt
na9 ben lebten 8erehnuneen oeiste ca
iid, bab fie ettpa 0,3 3entimeter iiber
benz Nullpuntt bss 4mfterbamer BE-
gels unb ettpa &C. 3entimeter ii6er
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Sfentitt. Wan nimmt refine,
9utseiiebte aide, pirft &odiaI5 bins
elm unb riibrt oiefe Wii1uns nit
Wafer 5u einem Seige an. Rimmt
man nod etpas lebm unter bic Mis
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