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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
DARE DEVIL" SCHREYER
MEETS DEATH IN Pl lUNGE
Offered His Services To Aid In saliva
tion Arm! Homo ScrYire
Drive.

:, NEW YORK MAY "5-"psro pcvfl''
MAN Schr.ycr made his leap Of death
once. to" often today As The resmi, Of
= miscd icuiation Of distance in = leap
he made III Van Courtlandt Park. he
Is iyinS a. the point Of death IN Ford.
nam Hospital.
SchrcNcrs performance today was
s'ncduicd as par; OF the program OF
q. n" hi"nstraiion in behalf OF tho saliva.
uon Arm! drive. The bicyclis, rode
down nlneiysfoot incline, starting at
ciSni OF 81 feet and at tho end of
the incline dived ciEhty-fvc feel ~ !,
seven foot tank OF water. Ills head
amu one arm struck the edge os the
iahh' When taken 10 tho hospiisl il
was i1und mat he had suffered a frac-
iuie OF The skull fractures OF Tn" rjrh,
arm and Internal injuries.
hI,hE Epson. the boxing promoter.
"nu LOUIS Fridicer. who MANAGED tbc
anaiF: ana said Schreycr had refused to to
tahe any money FOR his services. saw
ing he was only TOO glad In he tio
20 give an exhibition for such a worthv
Schr"yer is tor,y-sevcn wears oId
HnH 1,!;G ilNeS IN West Hobokcn. y J. uis
mt.G anu habN were present AT today's
cNhloltion and saw him fan. .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
STORMS STILL HOLD BACK
FLIGHT OF SEAPLANE NC-4
NO signs of start for England before
Tuesday Brcnusc OF Bad
Weather.
IRy Asgoclated prcssl

rONTA pELGADA, May 25.-There
is no immediate sign OF an impending
let up in the unfavorahle weather
which has prevailed for thirty hours
over the whole OF the Lisbon course
of the projected nGht Of the American
navy Scaplanc NC4. Therefore, IL is
considered imposs hlc to start on this
leg of the journey 10 England before
Tuesday. according to the weather cX-
pcrtS. Strong northwest winds with
clearing weather, hut with asiona |
rain squalls. are predicted for tonight
and Monday. The American aviators
their delay in starting.
The NC-i has been removed to an
anchorage farther inside the break
by steam launch, which continually
circles around her. while scarchliChts ts
are. played on the craft throughout the
hiSht as precaution against Il
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
THURSDAY TIME LIMIT
FOR GERMANS ANSWER
Must Announce Their Decision with
Regard tn Accepting or Re-
iccting Terms.
NOTIFICATIONS DEM NDED
Prussians Assert That All Powers
Were Responsible for War and
That Material Damage Was Done
by Allied Armies.
DEM. NDEI

Thursday "f TN" present week is the
time limit set for tn. Germans 10 max
"nown to the representative of the
aIii.d and associated powers at Yer
SallicS whal Germany proposes 20 do
Win regard - accepting o. rejecting
the terms Of peace formulated for her
Berlin reports sun persist that the
German Cabinet aud tho peace dele
gates At Versailles arc ono in their
various clauses of the treaty tho pro-
visions OF which. 81 - declared Ger
many viii be unable TO meet without
cnslavinE herself Tor iifetim.
Tuesday IS spoken Of in Berlin
dispaich as the day on which Ger
many'S answer will he ready The
s"t 81 note of the GermAns--thcir ;hir-
tccntl-diEs up again the question of
responsibility Germany asserts that
the only thing for which She is re-
sp"nstble Is tho violation Of Belgian
neutrality For this Che Is ready to
make rtprration. II i asserted tina,
all the powers were responsible for IN.
war. and that the material damage Was
done by the allied armies as well as
tho Germans.
The concession with regard to the
Saar VALLEY. agreed to by tho allies
provides that Germany may create a
PRIOR charge on her assets or revenue
Tor the payment Of the mines in the
Sanr region II tine piebiscitc TO be held
IN the region in fifteen Years hence
Shou!d he against the Germans
The allies refused 10 discuss tn.
question orally with the Germans \
ncw conimercisl treaty with Switzer-
land. under which Germany Nil! give
Switzerland coal in return for c.ttl.
and produce Is being arranged.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
PILOT LEAPS TO DEATH
Ahil Airplnnc Drops and Youth Is ,ic-
tim. Near Cleveland,
Ohio.

CLEVELAND. o.. May 25.-wh,le
hundreds OF persons looked OF today
Pilot Frank Mccnskcr, twenty-lhres,
or United States air mail planc
Climbed from his seat. stood for !, few
minutes on the frame While the ma
chime ran wild. and then. as tho plane
plunged they saw the aviator leap 10
ms death from Il height of 200 feet
The pilot had announced before
starting from Chicago with mail trat
he would establish n new worlds rec
ord. superintendent j. J. Jordan. Of
the ChicaGo-clcvciand air mail ser
vice. and others Mt the hangar be-
lieved he would succeed. for the DE
Haviland in which he rode had been
driven at rate of 10 miles an hour
ry it's Liberty motor. which had a
short time previous To the start been
tested and found in perfect working
order The exact cause of the acci-
Gent is not known, hut those who saw
the mail plane turn about after being
i'm the air but few moments. saw
something was wrong. Puffs of smoke
came from the rear When the ma
chine reached a height OF $50 fee, Piio,
McCusSer was seen to climb from his
seat to the frame. Then the machine
plunged and the pilot was seen to leap.
The empty nirplanc few forward 800
yards before 1t plunged to the ground.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
AMERICANS REJOICING
OVER ESCAPE OF FLYERS
Great Example of Rcd.Bloodcd
Sportsmanship, Comment Of
augustus Post.
WON WORLDS ADMIRATION
".tll Honor Is Due to Them for Their
Intrepid Spirit" Declares Allen
Hawlcy, Member OF Aero Club of
America.

ATLANTIC CITY. y. j.. May c5.--
Great JOY was manifest by officials
of tho Aero Club of America and
delegates to the Pan American aero
nauttc convention over the news that
Uawkcr and Grieve had been rescued.
THE great example of red-blooded
sportsmanship given by Hawker and
Grevc will always remain one Of the
sublime ideals of human daring"
said Augustus Post. The fact that
they live to realize with what admira
y on tho world has regarded their feat
only adds to the laurels they have
'rThfir experience reminds me Of
tho experience of Allan Hawley and
myself. in the International balloon
Labrador forest for ten days and
emerged into civilization after hope
of our ever being found alive had been
abandoned Our greatest consolation
good friends we had This over
Swallowed our sense of citation at win
ming tho trophy for America by our
1.2"0-milc flight from ST. Louis"
Allan Il. Ilawlcy said: II ann over
ioyed =. the news of the rescue OF
Iawker and C;rieve Nothing could
give mo greater pleasure. We need
such rugged pioneers in aviation. All
honor is due TO them for their in
,repid spirit. trust shall have
the honor Of personally congratulate
ing these two typical examples OF
English pluck"
The world will rejoice over tho
good news" said Henry Woodhouse.
"Hawker and Grieve, like Command
crs Read. Towers and TSellirEer. are
good sports. and the world has fol-
lowed their fortunes with intense in-
tercs,. and will he relieved Ia know
tina, they have come through in safety.
even If they did not succeed in their
Inr
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
WEALTHIEST CCLCRED
WOMAN IN WORLD DIES
AT HOME IN NGW YORK
HGdamc &. J. Walker Undo
fortune in lNnnu)nctur.ng
Toilet articles.

=, ,EViNGToNi nN HUDSON y V.
NaN % Madam. g. !. Walker. Sa
|" nave been thc wcalrhies; culor.d
Monan ~ tn" world. died at her home
EfT" early today aftcr an Illness 81
several weeks. Death wa due Il, :,
gomplicaiton Of iscases
Madame Walker vas born in Delta.
La becember -. GS67 For many
Esars she has been prominent AZ a
ph'lEnthrop.st and had taken a lead
'ns part in aN movements for thc ad-
y'nc"mcnt o: the interests OF the
negro race
iIcr. wealth was derived from ,hc
mdnuiaciurc o. several toilet prcpara-
Tons which iound ready sale among
members Of her own race. Chief Of
these was preparation warranted TO
take The kink out of The hair OF any
cS:o, Starting the manufactures ot
this preparation i'll Denver IN l?l.,
Madame Walker and her dauch,er,
lelia. moved the business to Pilt.
burch three years later and finally set
;icd III Ind ,anapolis ~ l9ln sine,
then II has grown by , ps and hounds
with agents in The Gcst Indies ana
South America.
Madame Walkers home hc-c- ;s
valued at $3.50 600
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
THREE PASSENGERS
AND THREE OF CREW
OF VIRGINIA LOST
Names oC Newport .Netrs People
ire inciudcd among Those
Missing.
IEv A..ociatch rrs.s.l

BALTIMORE. May 25.-Threo rassen-
GERS and three fremen Of the steamer
Virginia. which was burned 10 the
waters edge OH the Chesapeake Eay
carly Saturday morning. arc missing.
The passengers are Lyman Smith and
his siX-year- old son. BENJAMIN. and
his sis;cr-in-iaw. Miss Ida Levy. all of
Newport News Va Mr.. Smiths wife
is critically i'll in a Baltimore hospital.
He and his sister n-iaw had been here
TO sec her. Relatives tonight reported
them. missing. The total loss in ship
and cargo is nov estimated at 81, 900
600.
Alfred Coleman, the colorcd steve
dorc. arrested in Norfolk Saturday. is
not being held mere on the charge Of
setting fire 10 the vessel According
TO officials Of the steamship company.
he is being held on the charge OF
causing disturbance OH the steam
ship City of Norfolk
Men employed on the Virginia were
questioned today as TO the proba bic
cause OF the fire. bu, none. was able
20 furnish any satisfactory cXplana-
zion From their statements it is sup
posed the fire started among some
dry goods stored in the hull.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
NEWS OF RESCUE
IS RECEIVED WITH
Joy IN ST. JOHNS
Hawker's Rival Still Push
ing Preparations for
Oversee Flight.
GET FIRST INFORMATION
IN WIRELESS MESSAGE
Steamer Glendevon Picks Up
Wave Carrying Glad It'd
ings Through Air.
BOTH FLYERS ARE POPULAR
Storm Believed to Have Shattered
Distress Signals Given by Ayia-
tors Il Week Ago.
BOTH FLYERS ARE POPULAR
Storm Believed to Have Shattered
Distress Signals Given by iyia-
tors Il Week Ago.

ST JOHNS, y r. MAY 2s.-Nows
OF the rescue of Harry Hawher and
Lieutenant Commander Mackcnzie
Gricvc. which was flashed here today
by wireless. was received Si,h the
greatest enthusiasm. especially in the
Martinsydr camp at ouidi Ndi where
llawker's rival Captain Frederick +.
kaNnham. - pushing preparations for
another attempt to make the cross
ing
: iiawkor and Grievc made host of
friends during their stay here and
the genera conviction that they had
oeen loSi ~ sea has caused sincere
sorrow. Today's report of their safety
nronsht a Gorrespondins degree Of
SiadncSS 10 the hearts Of their numcr-
Gus friends and welI-wishers
The steamship Glendevon. which ar
riN.u mere last night. reported that
Monday. when she was in mid-ocean
she heard the steamship SumiuGcr give
me Sopwtth airpianc it's position rs
Your position is latitude SOS north.
longitude 5000 west"
:, THIS This messaEe me was preceded hy the
cali of the Sopwith nlanc. -" '''' '''e
This position would he Approximately
naIt ,I Way between Newfoundland aud
had heen dying for hftecn hours and
should hive been further on toward
ireland. unless ii had been thrown OF
80 'hlSt ny hnidNpr;tbte wind or
weather conditions.
The captain nf the Cilendavon re-
ported that sunday night and Monda y
northeast gale was blowing accom-
panied by heavy sea, continuous rain
and Il dull haze
Ifawker and C;r;cvc started from ~,
Johns. y. f.. OIL their long deferred at
tempt TO ny across the Atlantic at Il
O'Clock last sunday evening. The Sop
Win plane carried a wireless outGt
lut steamers believed to have been
along the course followed by the
plane reported that they had heard
r6 signals although two reported see
ING Light overhead. which was sun
posed 10 have been that OF the Sop
with plane
Monday afternoon and evening Lon
uon was stirred by a series Of bull
!et,ns announcing liawkcrs approach
10 Inc irish coast. and the Admiralty
vas induced TO dispatch several de-
stroyerS to search for the plane. which
was supnoscd TO nave fallen in the
sen OF tho estuary of the shannon
Nhcn no trace was found up 10 the end
OF tho following day il was taken for
granted that both men had rerishsd.
AccordinEly. Lord Northclinc pro-
rrietor Of the DAILY Mail which had
put np prize Of $4,000. to so 10
the first aviator TO make tho trans
atlantic flight, directed that the prize
money be divided between the fani;iic &
Of Hawker and tirieve.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
YORK MEETS DANIELS
AND HOUSE MEMBERS
fennessce Hero Of ArEonne Expresses
Desire to Return Homer
After Discharge.
IEv Associated Press

WASHINGTON. May o5.-Alv,n @
York. OF Fall Mall. Tenn. after spend
ing four dlNs in New York and Wash
;rston s tho guest OF admirinS fellow
Tennessceans during which time he
was the honor person at banQuets. met
the Secretary OF War and was consra-
iuiated by memSers OF the House or
Representatives, left today for Camp
Merritt. y. j.. 10 resume his old status
As AN ordinary sergeant in the United
States Army.
Before he left Washington for Camr
Merritt TO be discharged. Sergeant
York. who because OF his most un-
usual feat in the ArGonne has been
acclaimed by his commander Major
General Duncan. the greatest soldier
the world has produced" said that he
guessed he had seen about every
thing there was TO sec" and expressed
q desire TO get back quick 10 Pail
Mall"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
PHANTOM SHIP HAUNTING
WATERS OF ONEIDA LAKE
Officials Probe Report Of Boat Hearing
Skclctss>S mud Pilotcd by
Corpse

ALBANY. y. Y, Asj, 23--A phantom
snip is haunting the waters OF oneida
Lake, according To a communication
received a the state Engineers office
from the village officers Of South Ray.
Onondaga County.
Presence Of this Flying Dutchman
or inland waters was first reported by
Captain Stoncridsc. who operate "A mo-
TOR launch, the Syossct on the lax.
W hen tho captain sighted tho strange
craft II appeared to be bearing down
upon the launch. and efforts 10 avoid
II were futile, Finally he noticed that
~ Was Transparent. Ianic-strick en-
he headed for south BAY hut the
Ehostiy craft followed tho Syosset un
I'll she turned into the bay.
NeiChbors Of Captain Stoncridrc
corrohnratcd his story. and said tlv,t
Inspection through field glasses showed
the vesscfs sides TO be covered with
seaweed Al the wheel stood tho skol
rton form Of Il whitchaircd old man
with orc hand raised as if TO shade his
eyes. Suspended from the main and
with ropes around their
hecks. were several weather blcachcd
Skeletons.
turn OF The wind sent the phan-
Ia ke at mad. SDecd
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
PREMIER MAKES ANSWER
hcplics Ia Two German Note. nm pro-
posed Western boundary or
Former Empire.
Inv AssocIated rrcss.l

nNklS, May 25.-Premier Clemen-
ceaus reply TO the two German notnc
on the proposed western boundary or
Germany. which WAS made public ,o
niShi. denies Count Won Brockdorfr
tahtzaus assertion thai German ter
rhor!es are the subject OF shifting
from one sovereign to another like
pawns in game
NJ. ciemenceau points out that the
desire Is that the inhabitants of the
territories IN question shal! be taken
INTO consideration. the only exception
being that part OF i'russian Moresnet
inhabited by only 800 persons. which
i transferred 20 Belgium as partia.. re :
paration for the destruction OF Belgian
forests by the Germans.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
RICHMOND SEEKING
TO FILL ITS QUOTA
Determined Effort Being Made
to Raise $4,000 for Saliva
ton Army.
MEETING MONDAY MORNING
Chairman Taylor Calls Com
mittecs to Conference in
Planters Bank.

With the last day Of tho salvation
Army homo service campaign beginning
this morning. members Of the various
committees will rodoubic their efforts
TO carry Richmond over the Ton and
obtain the 100000 allotted 10 tho
city.
Chairman Taylor has called meet
ing At tho Planters Bank a. 10 O'Clock
Monday morning, at which time plans
VII! be laid TO put the city over the
top. Al! members o. the various COM
mittccs arc urged 10 he on hand
Reports from various parts OF the
state received over sunday Indicate
that many Of the towns have already
raised their quotas. and in some in
stances have obtained Considerably
more than tho allotment
Nottoway Over Top.
;Mottoway Gounty was among those
VINO reported having exceeded their
quota yesterday. State Director "a.
Mcllonald Lee spoke a. Crewc an,l
Blackstone during ,hc day. aud contri.
inEly heavy.
Pull together" was Director Lees
advice TO the Workers in spurring them
on their final efforts. This cause is
worthy of larr: contributions Tbs
man on the street is coming ;hrour n
splendidly. and the bu.ncss man
-"l'"' li'd l the >dINaiion Army
stands as buffet against the radical
ISM whics today is attempting TO
sweep the ranks of the poor"
Danviilc. according 10 an announce
ment from there yesterday. Will fiji it's
quota or 100000 by tonight Business <
men ,nerc informed state hca aduuartcrs
mat the city could be depended uunn
LEnchourr has already provided pcr-
n'ancnt home for :he Salvation Army
ana has guaranteed it's quota Of soS :
""" IN cash and $4,000 in pledges by
tonight. This is more than has been
asked in LynchburE
Roanoke Assures Quotn.
AZ Roanoke the WORKERS ar. assured
OF incir fuli quota. and that city with
h INC past TWO years has already
contributed hotel and AN old woman's
nome operItSd By the Salvation Army
and determined effort will be made
TO-DAY TO nj this allotment. as the
success OF the drive here insures a
Sno""o permanent home for tho Sail
Nailon Army in this city and the cstab
nShheht ot summer camps for ba hins
aud sick mothers in the vicinity Thn
majority OF the money raised hsre ,viu
De USED IN local expenditures. whij,.
me so"c.oco sought in Virginia wii,
oe distriohted throughout ihe state.
WIN Sell Wool To-day.
Chairman j. &. Goode. OF the features
committee. last night announced thar
the wool from the sheen thar ::razo on
nc Whitc House lawn would be offered
for sale in front Of The post office tops
At 1850 O'Clock today. The auction
evening al the Richmond Hotel but
due TO many other entertainment fca-
lures il WAS postponed at the last
moment until Monday.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
HA N/2KER AND MA TIE FOUND
ALIVE BY TRAMP SHIP AND
ARE SAFE ON DESTROYER
Wife Was Confident
Hawker Would Return

LONDON. Way :3.-Iikc news
from beyond tho ErnNr came tho
report today that Harry e.. Hawker
aud Lieutenant COmnrnndcr Mac
krnHic GricNc had been picked up at
sea hy ~ Danish ship.
The gind tidings spread through
the city like wiIdfirc. and were
greeted with wild demonstrations of
10y everywhere. The Ercatcst
demonstration Of nil took place In
the Niilngc Of SurbitOn, where
HnNtScr Inns his homo.
Hawkcr's wife wns ovcrjoyed nj
the announcement of her husbands
'eNtuc'
~ knew hc would come bnck,"
>hr snid tO tho representative who
rni'rd nj The cottage. 81 had pre-
sentiment thnt he was not dend all
the time. Oh, I'm tho hRppicst
woman In tho world. Harry can
try TO hy ncross tho Atlantic aEnin
nny time nc wants to. I'm sure HIS
good luck will continue"
Spcrini thanksgiving services
wcrc held in tho SurbitOn churches
tonight.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
ALL AMERICAN WOUNDED
HAVE RETURNED HOME
Brcst and 81. NaZnir~ Reported Aban-
dOncd rs I;mbRrkution Cumps
for Injured Men.

NEW YORK. MAY 25.--Brincing an
nounccment OF the abandonment OF
Ercst and ST. Nazaire as cmbarkation
ports for American sick and wounded
the hospital ship Mercy arrived here
tients. Virtually all the wounded have
been returned to the United States.
officers OF the Mercy stated. and the
the war area through the port o:
Antwerp.
The transport OtSeSo arrived from
BordeauN with twenty four officers and
aS1 enlisted men. including Companies
y. Il and &, and headquarters and medi-
cal attachments OF the Three Hundred
ana Eleventh infantry. for Camps Dix
Upton. Grant. Pike and Dodge.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
200 MEN INVOLVED
Men Charved with Singing I,oIsbex,.,
Songs VIII Come to Atlantic
Coast Camps,

CHICAGO. May 5-Dispaying the
Red flag and singing Bolshev;st songs
at an entertainment for the FifteentI
station caused an Investigation thaf
resulted in zoo men being detached
and sent TO other stations as punish
ment.
The men ordered transferred are
naval flying corps machinsts, veterans
OF overseas service. They will go 10
Hampton Roads and other. Atlantic
seaboard points. The order for the
transfer and the reason was an
nounced today.
Dissatisfaction because or the tardi
ness In granting discharges was said
10 have been responsible for the dem
onstration. ,ta
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
To Teach Americans
Value Of a Dollar

WASHINGTON, May 81. The
government is beginning plan Of
education TO teach the people the
value of n dollar.
II IL to hc national movement
or thrif-to induce NIL TO ''iay by"
u iittic for "rnIny day."
The rules nirendy worked out
nrc,
I. fimy now, but buy only what
you need.
=. Eliminate nit useless c1pendi-
furrs.
=. support essential industries
maintaining steady mpiOymcnt.
8. THRIFT should not lie con-
founded with miscrIincSs.
-. save for NOrthwhi1c pUrrhnseA.
u. Take advantage OF OpportunI-
tics ns against "n ruiny day"
Thrift stamps and war sn>InEs
stamps oTcr practical Induce me n
Ia acquiring the power of fnnn-
cinl reserve.
The departments will interchange
idcnH and from time to time will
tssue pamphlets for general dis
trIbutIon cmbody Ing mn! new ..hort
cats" ON the rOad to home aud
fortune.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
EXHIBITING CROWN PRINCE,
EmEy OF SON Of cx-Kniscr Made ol
Tin Cans on Display In
New York.

NEW YORK. May 25.-wiiliam
Hohenzollern. crstwhile German crown
prince. whose expectation OF dining
win papa in Paris on a certain day
was frustrated by some OF Uncle SANS
boys. Is to be on exhibition i'm a Fifth
Avenue shop window tomorrow.
The prince, who was canned. is to
be represented by an cftiEy OF circular
to his sardine can shoes. The can is
potted chicken can, the head is n
nea soup container and the remainder
OF mis- anatomy Of similar fracmcnts
His cX-crown princeship is mart or
an exhibition Of TN can war toys which
is to bc contributed TO the British i'm
headed by Mrs. Henry S. McKeas.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-05-26
FEEDING GERMAN CHILDREN
Swiss People Taking Care OF Under.
fed Babes Who Are Victims
of War.

BERN. May % IS during the war
the Swiss government has again in
vted 5000 underfed German children
TO come TO switzerland for n several
mouths vacation. at the expense OF
the Swiss republic.
In addition to these. thousands OF
German children are to come 10
Switzerland during the summer for a
moderate compensation by the German
government