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The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
BRONX BOY, DOOMED TO DIE
NEXT WEEK, IS SAVED
Governor CommuteS Sentence of
Emil Green, Slayer, TO Life
Imprisonment.

ALBANY, N. Y. June % The death
sentence OF twenty-yesr-ol Emil
Green. found guilty OF staying Henry II.
Thayer in the Bronx in March. 1916.
was commuted TO life lmprisonm,u. b,
Gov. Whitman to-day.
The time for Greens oN,.l
been set for next week TN
granted the eommutatIou ..
delegation OF rehdents of
oluding several wow
quested IT,
The delegation was b, f.l
NJ Callahan. forme- per.r..
Vi the Assembly.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
PAYDAY FATAL FOR MANNAK.
Went TO Get Drtnk and Was pounA
Dying fn street.

Detectives Forester and Gibbons Of
the First Branch Detective Bureau ars
investigating the death Of George Man
max. who died this morning at his
home. No 10 Washington Street. Man
max left Pier No. 10. North River. On
Saturday afternoon with Sa5. his veek's
earnings. in his pocket. stopped 70 take
drink in a hotel in Hanover Square.
and the next thing he remembered was
being picked UP on Sunday morning by
Policeman Rhodes.
The latter took him homo. and It was
discovered that he had no money. His
wife. Anna, said that he had been Ia
the habit Of bringing home his money
years, having been In the employ OF
the New York and Baltimore Transpor-
tstton Company during that Tina. An
autopsy will be held on the body.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
Private Cun Was . schoeIms ate Of
Lieut.. flynn, Killed Saturday.

Private Harry n. Gun, severely
wounded in France, whose emergency
address was given as Eighth Street
Jersey City. in to-day's casualty list,
was n member OF tha Ninth Infantry
and was nineteen years old. He was
a schoolmate OF Lieut.. Vincent j,
lynn of the Aviation Service. who
was reported killed on Saturday. Since
Cum enlisted his family has moved to
No. 2O5 Eighth Street.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
NEW GERMAN CREDIT
15,OOO,OOO,OOO MARKS
Reichstag to Be Asked to Raise War
Debt to i39,ooO,oOO,Ooo
Marks.

AMSTERDAM June 2i,--The Reich
stag this week will be asked to pass a
new vote OF credit OF $4,000 900. 900
marks. according to the Berliner Tage-
blatt. This viii ralse GermAny's war
debt 10 iS9. 900. .OO0 900 marks.
Chancellor Won Hertung. according 10
the Vossische zeitung. was TO speak to-
day at the opening OF the debate in the
Relchstag on the estimates for his OF
lice and the Foreign Office.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
BuIEarian Premier Aims to safe
guard iOOd SuDDIy

AMSTERDAM, June 2A-Ne change
in Bulgaria's foreign policy is con-
templated. Premier Mahnon has de-
clared in an interview in Sofia.
Malnoff said the basis of his policy
would bo the safeguarding Of the food
supply for the people and The army
and the strenRt thening ot the CONT
dsnCc Of the people of BULGARIA Ia the
future Of their COUNTRY.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
Mccarthy L. InauRurat.d G.y.p,.,
of Hawaii.

HONOLULU, June A.-Charies J. Nc
ern9T of, the Territory of Hawai- sue sue
ceeding LuciuS T., Pinkham
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
AUSTRIAN DRIVE
ENDED IN A ROUT,
SAYSFRENCHP PRESS
Defeat Expected to Have Sc
rious Effect Upon Population
of Austria-Hungary.

PARIS, Juno 2t.--The Austrian
offensive appears to have ended in q
rou' according TO tho view taken ty
the Paris press Of the news from the
Italian front. as summarized to-day
by the 1Tavas Agency Believing
that under such conditions M tho
news Indicates the enemy will Ia
compelled TO give up important booty
In material and prisoners 10 the VIC
torious Italians, the newspapers pro-
DICT that the unqucstionable defea,
viii react seriously upon the popula-
ton OF the Dual Monarchy. SO sorely
tried by hunger.
The comment OF 10 Journal upon
the Austrian situation boors the CAP
tion, Defeat and Famine" while the
Mntin points out that AustIia-Hun-
gary has received one OF the heaviest
blows since the beginning CT the war
at a moment when the internal situa-
tion renders the event particularly 10
DO dreaded by the Vienna Govern
ment. "The great Italian victory will
bring a loud echo from the whole
world" the newspaper adds.
Tho Echo de Paris thinks that. in
consequence OF the outcome on the
Italian front, now offensive actions
are likely to be begun shortly by the
Germans on the Franco British front.
Tho newspapers point to the coinci-
dence OF the success of the Italians
upon the French front on the same
day that the Austrians were yielding
to the victorious assaults OF their
brothcrs-ln- arms in italy.
ENGLAND REGARDS 1T AS BEST
NEWS IN MONTHS.
LONDON, Juno 2i.-Tho bulletin
from Gen. Diaz announcing that tho
defeated Austrlans arc retreating In
disorder with tho Italians In pursui,
Is tho most hcartening news reoeIyed
hn Allied countries in many months
Comment In some quarters here as
sumes that the defeat on the Plays
viii have nm important influence on
operations on the western front. It be-
ing supposed that the aim OF the Gen.
tral Powers In the offensive was to
destroy the Italian power OF resist
ance no that the Austrian Army
might be transferred to France as n
counterpoise to the Americans.
II is taken for granted generally
that the defeat must have an import
ant effect on the internal situation In
Aastria-Hungary. where some CON-
spicuous Austro-Gerrn triumph
was needed sorely To counter balance
the damaging influence OF food scar
city and other causes of popular dis
satisfaction.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
AUSTRIANS LEAVE GUNS BEHIND
In THEIR FLIGHT ACROSS PIAVE
Started Retreat Saturday Night but the Italians
Discovered Move and Attacked on Entire -
Line From Montello to Sea. H'-
ITALIAN HEADouARrAJss sun

ITALIAN HEADoUARTHtts. sun
day. June % tAssociAted Precs). The
great retreat by the Austrtans along
the Piave front began under cover Of
darkness on Saturday night The re-
treating troops left their cannon be-
hind them The number IL not known.
but Ia said TO be very larga Italian
detaehments are pursuing The enemy
east OF the Piavc. Austrian troops
left TO cover the retrea; used their
machine guns to set up a barrags
ire
When Il was observed that the
Austrians had begun a retrograde
movement the Italians began 20 at
tack virtually all along the Piavs
line. from Monteilo on the north well
toward the mouth OF the river The
attack was quickly pressed and be-
came more inslytent, accompanied by
violent artillery fire.
The Italian attack began at da IN
on sunday. With the Montsllo on tho
eft flank. the attack was carried out
AL along the line through Candel TO
san Dona di Pave.
South OF the Zenson Bend the Au'-
TRANS are lighting resrguard actio,s
10 cover the retreat OF their mali
body over the two bridges they haze
leIt--at San Dona and Grisolera, three
and a half miles from the Adriatic
The Italians have taken large mum. m.
bers OF prisoners. great quantities OF
munitions and other booty since the
Austrian retreat began. The ItAiiArs
are advancing from their bridgehead
at capo Side.
NOTABLE WORK Nv the pAR.
ING AMERICAN AViAToRs.
The work Of the American Aviators
contributed notably 70 the disorgani-
Eation of the Austrian forces which
had crossed the Piave. according 70
Ratfaele Carmel. correspondent of tho
Milan Secolo.
Cruelty harassed by steady and ae-
curate ARTILLERY nre. compelled 70
face bayonet attacks oy tho Italians
and being constantly bombed by Al
lied avtators. nyins iow In dananos
Of machine gun and anti-aircrart
Ore, the Austrlhns have been Aghtins
recently with the courage Of despair
Local counter attacks have been
launched without regard for losses
against the Allied ttenches on the
Montello Plateau. but have beer
. everywhere broken by the granite
resistance intsFposed 70 the foes
progress.
The crest OF the Piave River hood
passed Saturday, but the FALLING wa
ters came too late 20 relieve the po-
sltions Of the Austrians, The inun-
dalton went sixteen feet above th'
loW water marx.
Along the lower Piave. Italian pres
sure has been constant The tired
enemy has been given no rest. al
though the fighting has been inter
lnittsnL owing TO the fact mat nsithei
slda has been able 10 see more thar
Afty yards through the heavy bashsl
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
ASSEMBLY YMAN IN MARINES.
State Lawnaker Joins out WHfh
the "Devil-Dogs."

UTICA. June +.-Henry ID. Wi1s-
Jams. Assemblyman from the First
Oneida District, has enlisted In the
United States marines and win leave
in a day or two for Paris Island. g. C.
The evening world. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1887-1931, 1918-06-24
STRIKES IN GERMANY
FOLLOW AUSTRIAN RIOTS;
OUTBREAKS IN VIENNA
Continued from First Pago)

that the strike has become general.
Railwaymen In Bsssarab.a have
gone on strike and that whole region
is paralyEed. Rouman!ans have
blown UP many munition depots
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-01

perimental stations that are already in existence, and to buy cocoons and examine the eggs on the Pasteur system by which in 1919 we shall have a supply that can be guaranteed to be healthy and provide worms that will not die in the third or fourth stages, but will live to produce CO., coons of good size and quality The committee in charge consists of representatives of the Chinese, the French Chamber of Commerce and the Silk Association and you may de- pend no effort will be spared to make the initial attempt a success and set an example for the future.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-01
SILK INDUSTRY IS OBJECT OF
 MUCH CONCERN

SHANGHAI, April g, (By Mail)- That the silk industry of China is suffering for want of governmental direction and assistance and that such should be forthcoming at an early date, is the substance of resolution adopted by the members of the Foreign Silk Association at a re- cent general meeting in Shangai
 In view of the large amount con tribnted by the silk industry in taxes, such aid should be of a substantial character in the opinion of silk deal CTS, and the government is being appealed to in that sense.
 E. c. Byrne, chairman of the For eign Silk Association, presided and was supported by M. Knight, the French commercial attache; Julean Arnold, American commercial at tache; NJ. Muller; M Madier, presi- dent of the French Chamber of Con- merce, and many others.
 The chairman in his address cited figures to illustrate the value of government supervision of the indus try as projected by Japan During the season 1907-S, he said Japan exported 93,11O bales against 57,553 bales ex- ported from Shanghai. For the sea son 1916-7 Japan's export was 226,- 569 bales against 65,847 from shang hai, China.
 From these figures" said MT. Byrne, you will see that we have made but little headway while Japan on the other hand has gone forward enormously, and I am not including silk piece goods of which China's export is negligible in comparison with Japan
 Not only Japan, but practically all other silk producing nations" he continued, have their governments guiding hands in sericulture. Natur- ally 1t will occur to us all. why should we foreigners and Chinese put our hands in our pockets to find funds that the Chinese government should prOvide?"
 Outlining plans for the coming year for improvement of the industry, the speaker said:
 "The schemes we have in view naturally depend on the funds pro- Vided, but they will follow on the lines that have been successful in other countries. This year we pro, pose to assist and advise those ex-
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-01
GOOD RECORD E SHOWN
 BY PATRIOTIC TEACHERS

LOS ANGELES, Cal. May l. Eighty-three per cent. Of the teach CTS in the public schools of Los Angeles have bought bonds of the Third Liberty Loan, according to pr. Shiels, superintendent Dr. Schiels said recently that 2160 teachers had entered their subscriptions for a total of $1S5,oO0.
The Cordova daily times., 1918-05-01
SUGAR PLANTERS COMPL PLA|N|NG IF
 DISCRIMINATION

SAN JUAN, Porto Rico, May l. Steamships and schooners with suf- ficient carrying capacity for carrying 13O,00O bags of sugar have been dis patched from Porto Rico to the United States in ballast or else sent to Cuba for cargoes of sugar within little more than one month when there have been ample sugar cargos offered here, according to shipping men
 Sugar men who are not moving their crops as rapidly as they wish say that ships are not permitted to obtain cargo in Porto Rico because the allotment of space for sugar in the West Indies Is largely con- troIled by representatives of steam ship companies doing business here.
 Nineteen steamers took sugar from Porto Rico to the United States dur ing March, carrying a total of ap- proximately 100000 bags. Shipments are appriximate1y 36,000 tons behind the shipments of the same time last year.
Freie Presse fuÌˆr Texas. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1865-1945, 1918-12-05
9eutid]1iterreidls iuirtihaftlihe Sc
oeufund.

8efde,l 3umadfs oil mirtid)oftli-
feh 8erten tpiiroe ons neue Oeutih
lano ourd) ben pormtsiihtltben stn-
IhlllB Der oeilti6= =0lterreihiiden 2an-
Der m oas 8eih erbalten2 Die mirt-
idlaftlihen 8erte zines 2anoes iesen
iif in Der Sal,ptlade ans Den gooen-
ihaben, ben @reebniilen oes lano-
nirtIdlaftli6en 8etriebes llno Der lit-
ol,itrielleu Nroouftion 5uidmmen Sin
Mfineralien Iino ole in getradt font
menoen 9anoer niht iibermdBig
reid. Gos Soltptproouft oes otter
reihii6ef 8ergbaus lit Sal5, nno
man geipinnt es uornebnllib I'M
Sal3burgilden, in Steiermarf uno
Sberoiterreid, IN geringeren Mengen
uldJ nod in Sirol. Die @eiammt-
proo1ftion oarin lit msreiheno, nm
iiber Sen elgenen 9eoarf oes 2anoeS
hinauS nod cine erfledlibe Wtengc
fir ole sluSflibr 81, eriibriaen. &obler
oagegelt gibt e5 in Den oeitId).olter-
reihiiden @ebieten ollBer i'm nor0.
lihen 8ohnlen mir nod in 9tieOer=
0iterreid) Iotpie in Steiernorf. 8os
BORT 5lllammen an oieSenl 8rennltoif
3tt Gage eeforoert miro, oiirfte nod
lnnge nidt fir ben beiniihen 8e-
borf geniigen Die 2anoer weroen
nlio in 3utlnft eineu erbebIinen
Ieil ibrer &oblen aus 9eittiblano
ooer ans ben ilatuiI6en 0adbarldn.
oern, aus 8obulen, oieuciht aud
Bolen, 6e5iehen ri,iiIien. Nn giIeners-
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r@ar Subnitries yOnrb" ansenom=
men, bat aber ben @nnid) anssc=
iproden, berIelbe m0se in 8aibins=
ton bleiben, nm sic Hesiernns bmrd)
Ieineu &at sa nnteritiiten.
Senator gprab in Spipa bat einen
Seihlnf im Senat einsebradt, mel
der beitimmt baf Die 8eratnms iiber
bic 9atififatipm Ses sssriebenspertra=
ses cine Sffeutlide iein ipllte. st 1T
Der Mnidt, baf SieIe Nnselesenbeit
.ntidieben merSen miiIs, bepor Die
JrieSensfOnfereus bespnnen babe, oa-
NIT bic 3eilnebmer an Sieier &pufe-
rens iuhkten, oas sebeime Diplomatic
uidjt seiuiinfdt lei nnS Saa nidt mnr
Srr Senat, ipnbern and bas ameri=
faniide @olf iiber ale Sisfnfioneu
in Der apnferens nnterridltet Ieia
miiiie.
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@rfolg oes &ricges
9moe pel6ng S0mQeaungu 6a6egei6r
&or0ringem mafi) Seoam
5ibrte die cntIdeidung i'm Kriege berbei.
ScttpdbS 0tebe.
sOntg Nifoaus til Wioutenegro uid)t abgtcbt
Seine ltnrnben 1T NmmGnten.
9ct)tpab'S Mece.
a0nig Nifolaua in Moutenesro nid)t abgeltbt.
Seine 1tnrmtem lit Mltmdnten.

fiibrt merSen fonnte, lueil an bieiem
Sage Der @affenitia itanb mnterscid=
net mmr0e.
Gine appen6asener 9epeld)e be-
bamptet, Der SolSaten= nnS Mrbeiter-
Stat in Seipsis babe beidlpien, baf
oas bentide Samptanartier nnfgelDit
nno ssrlomaridaq bon 6inbenbmrs
perbnftet uerbe.
Die beriibmtem anierifaniidjca
san6battcrien, Sie cine bernorraeen-
De 3oae in oenl Gntidei6nnssfampf
sefpielt babtn, iuerfen @eid)oiIe srei-
ZIG Naeilen melt.
Cine 6asas-0epeidt ans Gtnf be-
banptet, bic pplniihe Heaiernns babe
Elm liltimattnt an Sic 6entiAe Nesle-
rnns seiaabt nit Der Dprbernns, Saf
bic SeutidJen Trnppen iofort bas poi
uiId)e 3erritorinm ranmten. Brett
Hitupsf lpa BON ben polniihen Srup-
pen beiekt iein.
Die rui7ilfe Mesierame ioa 1 ,5O0.-
600 rmiIiiden @efanseneu, Die BON
9enti&lanb in ssreibeit seIett ma.
reu, Die 3mlaiInng sm 3nfInnb per-
lueigert baben. Die rniiiiden 9efar-
aenen iollen iid bier sd)iffe, bic I'M
5afen pon 9ansis lagen nnb Die
oas amerifamiidje 9iotc arrns bon
9eutidlanb erlanst batte, bemadJ-
tist baben.
9ns y&opnlp Momaup" in Rom
bebanptet, England, ssraufreid) mno
Staliem iuiirSen cine gllians mit.in-
amber abfdliefen.
Gine 9epeihe aus gspenhasen
melSet, Saf MSmiraI 8eattp aile ee-
Jude Der 9entidjen I'M IiIberuna
Der BaffenhiGitanbs Webinsungen
in 8e5ns anf Die 1fotte abseidlagcn
fat.
ssrans0iiidle 3eitnngeu iplnlden,
oah Braiibeut 8ilion Yelsien beindJc
mnb iid ben SdlaSen aniebe, ben Der
aries angeridtct fat.
Die Negieruug forbert ale Subicri=
benten ami @ar Sapinss Stamps
anf, bis snm 81. 9esember Sic Snl-
Ifription bol ~ besablen.
Nns 8aibinaton tuirb semelbef,
bic Seratnng iiber bic permanentc
Crsaniiiernng mnieres Sceres lei BIS
nafl bem SdllmE Der 1riebensfonfe-
rens aufscidoben.
Die yNational Seenritp 9eaame,"
iuelhe bic 3oDalitat elmer Nnsall 6e-
praientanten nnb Senatoren In ;3iucI-
fel seitellt bat, lit inn Sanie IdJarf an.
geariffcn iuorbcn nnb es iin6 Se-
ldliilIe einsebradlt, bic cine llnterIu-
dung be5iisiid, Ser reeasnc" an-
oronem.
Yns MaibingtDn wirb aemeIoet,
oem Observation-Disclosures 8laH
BON Tirginien lei bas 9lmt oeS
Sdatamfsiefretars ansebuten. @las
lit Jest &oriiber Ses 6ansfpmites iiir
Samf- nnb @elbueien.
Die Sseanfabelisiteme Der gSe.
tern Union nnb Der Commercial
Sable 8eiellidait uerbcn pereimist
nnter seituns George u. 8aros, Ses
8isepraiibenten Der Commercial
Sable -6eiellIdait. @eneralppitmeiiter
Vmrleiun bat bies anaeorbnet.
seutnant .6oleOm6c u. slllen ans
Sam Nntoniu 1T an aranfhcit seitor-
ben.
Warine=Yiiuiitcr Sanieis bat an
georbuet, bak bic Refrntieruns fir
oas Narinc Gorps fortaeiett iuerbcn
iplle.
Srcifig Yiilitarlager limb III Sc
mobililations Gentren beitimmt
iuoroeu, barnnter uuiere teraniiden
Gamps 5rnpis, Wte9lrtbnr, 9piptc
mnb Sosan.
Der Traiiocnt bat Die HeEsnatiun
yernarb VI. Sarndls als Vorfiber oc5
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Die Sange oes Sefunoetpenoels lur0
fono ais 8eihleltnignng bein freien
6a4 $3.50 S96. Ser Horiier Bbp.
iifer nno Gbenrifer 2ouis sSoieph
@op-2uiiac d77S-1S50) Ser ols
iunger Gelebrter ldon 1902 oas be.
riiInte @eies iiber oie 9lusbebnung
Der @ole aufgelteut bate, lnahte Die
Gntoedilng oaB Die 1emperatur oes
in einem @losgefaBe Itebeuoen @af-
'ers bel fo,lltanten Druid bober lit
ols iene oes 8uIiers, bas n1ar in eli
nenl WetalgefaB gum Sieoen bringt.
9ie gerbeiieruns bes 8ernrobrs
llrb oes Wstfroifops foroerte 1918
ssriebrib aarl @ouB burh feline aon=
ltrltftionsansaben fir Obieftipe. Gle
suaren seeisnet, oie lpbdriide slber=
ration fir stpei Bellenl1ngen uno sic
bronlatiIhe fit r1irlbefens 5tpei go
i1en au beben. Sir Die Aitronomie
bebeiitet oas sSabr 1918 Die enogiif=
tige 5eItlteIlllns bes @,,fef6en Some.
ten. Mahoem oas @eltirn bereits
1856, 1896 '1tttb 1906 geieben NOR
ben mar, entbefte es Der @ltronom
SSean 2outs Sons, ber auf Sen Stern-
luarten BON Warleille, 2ucca u,lo
Sloren5 81 neue aoneten feItltellen
fouitte, tpieoer. Canals bere6nete
@nde ben &ometeiL Der Ieinen Set
| nlelt trdgt, ltno idloB aus ieiner lib
Itetig oerfiir5enoen ltmlaufs5eit olt'
oas 8orbanoenlein eines Wfeoiams
| i'm 8eltenraum, oas @ioeritano lei
ite, eine Sppotbeie, Die our1 neliere
| llltteriu6ungen itarf ange5ipeifelt
| tuuroe. Die Meeresseograpbie per-
5eidnet fir Dos sSabr 1918 oie go
larfabrt oes fdotttfden YoltfapitGa3
| Sobn RoB sur 9luffinoung eincr
| norospeftli6en 0urhfabrt. Sobn Rof,
Q777-t85f) lit elmer Ser eritegs
Soriher, tpel9e oie sssoee beih1ftigt
| bot, Sen Ifeeresbooen su unterIli-
hen.
Sn Der 8offinsbai elltrlabnl er in
| elmer 9iefe bon 1870 Meter oent
| Weeres6oben griinliden Shlamm
| lno mics oarin lebenoe Sblangert
iterne nod. Damit mar bie merf-
| tpiiroige Mnliht BON Yeron ipioerlegt,
baB ser 8ooen Ser Oaeane nit Gis
beoedt iei. SIM 3eitalter bes Inter
ieebootes erideint es beionbers ir-
tereiiant s,i toren, oaB Dor 100 Sab
ren s,inl erltenmale elm Oanpfer oeIt
Osean burhfrell5te. gs mar Der orei-
| lnaitige Danlpfer Sapannab, oer ben
Gerfebr 5uiiden geeip yorf, 2iner-
| pool uno Betersburg nernitteln loils
te Or brnltbte bon Sabnlnnb BIZ
2ioerpool 26 Gage, aft Gage ntaBie
er oabei freiiid Die Segel beniiseli.
Die grbfunoe peroanft Dem Subj
ldumsiobr 6ie gntoeflrns Der Gllel-
len oes SenegaIs unb bes @alnbias
o1ird) grnf WoIIien. Cine bodIt
rnerfuiir6iee grfinbung eleihen Sc.
titn,s mar Die WuItiplifationsmnihi-
ne bes Watbernotifers 9bomas in
aolmar. Sic be6eitete oas BniI.
fonlntenite. mas Dem meufhliben
@eiite a,i5 oieiem @ebiete gelana.
0ns Inssieben bon Wlr5ellt iuu6 oa5
Yotensieren fmirbe ourf oen 9pps<
rat meIentlid) nereinfaft, aud Del
trigonometrtiben 8erehnungen tot
er quite Dienite @ie fem feline aon-
Itrltftion bllrdba6t mar, benefit ole
Eatiahe, onB er big 81 20 SteIlet
5lloerlGiiige GrgebniIle lieferte
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SmnSertjagrserinneranse Der &ii,
ienId)aft.
Bon u ID ael Birfem6ibl

Bon % i'd ael Btrfen6ibl
9as Sabr 1918 birgt iiir oie @e
i6ibte Der @ilieni9aften mcrtpoal
3entenar Grilneruneen in iid. $50.
allenl fir Die 0feoi5in ilno 9tatilrlpiI
icnidaften. SSn Sabre 1878 mahi,
Ger 3obleltser 5ran5 Neiliuger, Ell
Sobn oes 2eibar6tes 0es lesten Sur.
fiirlten bon Srier, ben erIten Ser.
JUDI auf Dem pibtigen @ebiete oet
2ransplantotion, Der 8eriesung Dol
Santitiiden zines ssynoipibuuns ani
Den 4orper eines onberen. gluf gn.
regilng BON GarI .8imlp iibertrug De,
Notwithstanding Gtifter elmer Rer.
be bon ipobltatisen InItnltem (6arutt.
ter oes 1868 in 0eiinGen eroffnetcl
Helligerannnls) 5llerit Ole 9ornbnili
bon aanlnden auf anoere 9iere be,
gleihen Mrt. ipdter aud oilf &asef
Damit mar oieIer Operationsmetbo
De cine ausiihtsreihe 9abn eroffnet
Der GaiIerldnitt, nad Ylinins ca
II. Chr gum eriten Dtnl an einer
Epten ausgefiibrt, muroe BON Dem
Gbir,trgen aarI 5erbinano b. @r1fe
1918 perpollfontnnet. g[uh Die 9to-
icl,plaitif, Die 'don 500 II. Gbr. III
5Snoien perluht por6en mar, ipuroc
onrh ben genonnten gr5t besriinoet
Seltialnermeiie trlig inI gleicben SAT-
re 1918 nod Elm. 6iueiter beutidJer
slrSt sur erneuerllng ser Naieupln;
tiff bei. @s mar Dies Der Marbnrs
ger Gbirug gbiitian Seitrid 9iin-
ger, Der cine ourd 2ltpus 5erItortc
9saie ous einem 6autltiif oes Obel.
armes erieste.
Sn Mnerifa nnterbano in iencn
Sagen Der G1irilrg @alentin Mott,
Der 1927 Die erite Sotoleritirpation
oes ShliilIelbeins pornabm, Suul er-
iten @eaI Die Mrteria anonpnla Ser
Inatonlie idenfte sSobonn sSr. Wedei
elne lpltentdtlld)e geI6rcibrng Der
menidliden 0iiBbiIounaen, mobe; CT
Sic Sheorie aufItente, oie 9lnoril;a-
:ioh Ielen 3eii)n elmer frilhereil
mcn'hliG en- SlGungsiIuie. @le: ..
oeitig fiibrte Ser Soadnoer Yieter &c
5iiemer Die beiite unelltbebrlicheu @c,
frierihnitte in Die gInotonie Gin.
&ollnl fam man lid bcute cine On
ndfologle oenfen. oie obne S6eioen
ipiegel orbeiten iolte; uno ooA pur,
De erIt 1918 ons 5pefulum BON Dem
EariIer 9lr5te Soiepb Glauoe &ec.i.
mier eriun0en. Jtecanlicr Ord
1852, ein genioler 9leIormer lno
tiibner &ager in Der Gbirurgie lno
innern Wiebi5in, periltdte aud ols
elmer Der erIteu, tSiebcr our6 fate
Saoer 6u beileu. Die @eburtSbilic
peroanft Der arbeit oes idlmeiSeri-
i6en @birurgen 6rancois sSiauc
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