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Pestilence Sweeping Thru Germany
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In a Pound of White Paper
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SKVKN TK K N I H YKA K . NO. 2S S .
AUSTRIAN RETREAT FAST
TURNING INTO DEBACLE
DYSENTERY AND WHITE
PLAGUE RAVAGE PEOPLE
OF KAISER'S DOMAINS
of Proper Food
Brings Outbreak of
Pestilence
MORTALITY RATE
DOUBLED, REPORT
Berlin Government Is
Suppressing News
of Scourge
HERNE, Aug 2* Germany i*
suffering "on\ tn almost nationwide
epidemic of d\ • n’**rx
F'n rm;in mortality rates hue
jump* <i froii so to ton per cent
since ihr first of the year Tiber
culosls is ravag 'rig th*- people due
to their ucak.md condition fhnt
lack of prop*'r food 'Phi informs
non came "> the I’nitfd Pro** lode*
from a amir*'. of highest author:’
Th* German g#ivernm**nt i rn it
inir frant;e .ffo;*.- to conceal • I.♦ ■
d'se nterv e* | * id. i! i* \ll torn.an
cities hav* *teipp**d publication of
mortalit\ s'.iti Me- Th*» tuhereulo
sis rif* I' o*l t* have* nearly elou
hied In the la • f* a month'. Kv rx
* ffort 1.-* h* tu made’ to r*•»»tir< th*'
German puhlic
S«'or* m of r* hnv*> reach* and
h< re recent 1 ot *oohl outbreaks of
i!\*.en f *'r\ in German;. Firm infor
mafinn obtained loda\ t appeared
that h\been merely local
outbreak* a compand with ’ll*
piexenf [itac’ic <ll > universal pt*;ol
of ti,** -courg**
liyrentery com* - in part thru 1 tek
if proper oo • ii in otd*r to
conceal »b * la* k of toi*ei that th*’
German government I* making smh
e xtTanrdlmrv * to oppress .111
de'ails <«f th* ' polemic
Helps Hoover in ( amp.iijfn
To Save Vmeriran l rrod
r* n
t >.
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i,. w* ncM
MisiCALHtHlNfe UJ^AfkJCAY/
XtlM I >•!lierI»»«• >l*k»J, prr*tHri»t
111 |hr % mrrl*'«lt ll*.mr I rom.ml* *
«««<•<- lnt|**it, nn*t ilran of tb- rtl
« talon of b.tmr rrowamlea In thr
lu»n state ( olteae of t«rlml*nrr,
tin. he*«>itie n meiol.er *»f the o«l-
Vtsor* committer *>n home e«.**n«»m-
I*. In the * aml»nt«n llrrlierl t .
Hoover, the food ndoOotOrntnr, I.
<* »*(nn fn iirl \o»crl* se» .xoioen I*'
■ n»e fo***t she n»t»» them to aove
h* e'orrftll 100 lon, proper ••#okl»g
nod tune eatloa.
'll tint IS r fl« I I IN TOW N
Ttcit * what everyone report* on
the IVllneMiii ..f J.'* \ rn'l * •’o* txt * for
k*. eente **n tin* M**ar<l « atk Y**itll
laugh *..*ir *if min reiii happm***.
hv* n groofti** enjoy tto t’nlt.s* lift*
Jeffei p ,tt fit lila* A*lv
Printing—th. plain neat kind—that
la right —llmea Job I'ept.— Wain 4*Vit>.
VANDERBILT
SOON JOINS
NEW YORK GUARD
NEW \«iHK. An* 2v Private
Cornelius Valid* rhi’t. .lr, H*. will
'tart te» tin* Spartanburg * amp h"
f*»re the» end of the* week I!*- has*
he * n appointed to th* staff of Major
General John p O’Hvan
U. S. WORLD
SUPPLIES
DICTATOR
Neutral's Ration Is At
Mercy of Wil
son
NO FOOD WILL
REACH GERMANY
Any Nation Which lie
exports To Be
( ut on
WASHINGTON, Aug JS The
1 nite tl S’ .if e*-- today i* supply 1 1 1 <• t-•
tor eif th* world
The export embargo regulation-,
requiring that meat*, cn’ton, sugar,
oils and othe r < ommodif|es hall
hav* * xport licenses from the gov
eminent, *ak*'S e.ff Britain's hand*
ihe issuance of I* •irr' 3 eif ns*un*n*'e
to • hips, and tightens the throttl*
on Germany.
Ptlbllratlon of the list developed
lie fa. t that Xmerlcan gold lt;»••
been leaking into Germany thru *•*
*i e t channels
With th*' Issuance of licenses in
Hie* hands **t th* export adminisfra
tivc hoartl this nation started on t
policy of strict checking em any na
turn re-exporting to Germany.
\n> country violating this mle
i tins the risk ot complete shutting
do* nos the rations
It* U i h,*g<* of .’old 1 cvnh n
* and bv th‘‘ suggestion that soon S#*<
i* »nry Me Adoo will y ue regul.it ion
concerning export * f com bullion
and < urr**ncv to neutrals
Hv a network of rcla’s atul er* (Ilf
transfers extt>nding over ihrre nr
mor* c*tntin* ut.», banks in neutral
countries may b* h* iplng t*> get
Amerh an gold into Germany wi*h
**ut knowing it
German agents In South America.
Me xico, Switzerland. Spain, I »*-n
mark and Holland not' establish a
route, direct exr indirect. b\ which
American g**ld is smuggled >n*•»
Germany
Ijtst u**ek alone our c*dd exports
amounted to $ l2,4'.M.fi*Kl. Os thi*
$ v ,R 4T* ,M*tt» was <l*stm<«T for lapan
an*l s2.fit;r>.OftO for Spain Since th*
t'nlte'd State* entered ih* war, our
gold rxpotts have totaled more than
A2tto.hbit.ont>. Hotvcen June 1. t’♦ 17,
and \ug. l!.*>, tmlil coin *n«l hat t<»
th«■ amount of ? I te'.f'.'fjn 1 *-tr th*‘
port of San Francisco alone
On Aug 1, J 917. American gold
min, including bullion In the tt* ts
ur>, aggt»'gat»»*l % : ukfi.’Jlk r.*s, or
more than onethti*! of th* world’s
supply S* veral German banks in
South Nnierlca ar« being closely
watched by t'nP*el Stale agents
Hank' and trust eompanie in >hls
e’ountry ar*’ aieling .ieln.iinisttati*»p
*»tn *in I * by tabulating German d*
po’its an*l movotuenl* ot German
nloney to S* uth Amerlea. Spain ,nn*l
* lsc where A b iftling system of s*
e ret eommercjil wireless with t
s*»rl» .* «*f relaxs a* ro«* r* veral e-on
tinent* i* s.ii'l *o he part of the
Get man plan
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DETROIT TIMES
AMERICAN CLEANEST NEWSPAPER
— - 1.1 rrm- - ...... ..
3 u uiLLION
CONGRESS,
IS l)U TLOOK
Tremendous Sums To
Be Noted Before
Session Fnds
$7,1 17,222,907
APPROPRIATED
Solons To Authorize
Rest In Next Few
Weeks
W VXHI.NiiTON Vug. L’' Amor
i< i’v present war cnncn >s will u* a
000.0ft0.000 m Hjnn.
Os i his « olo'.nal : uni, $7,1 17.L'J2.'."i7
lias appropriated sin» » con
Kress tonv.ned in March More
than fHirt,i»no ono additional. In
pending estimates and nth«ts to o»
uindc soon, must l»r cared for 1" fore
thr* session rjnits
I'll. (Ikhi- d<> not include r\
• ■mi*' which ft nano commit tot noun
her: say will have to he raised at
the regular |ie*# rnber session
Here are the w.r expenditures al
r«!ol> mad* Loans tnf Alii* < and
war liond>. s:i,t*o7.n*»;; f*ir. *. war
risk insuranep, 447»,!art,d00; a r nn
and navy dell* it n v hill, f s !.•»;*f.-
r»4l t'.O; alreroft, $»;10,000,odd;. food
urvey, $11,340 l"ii food control.
$1 »;2,*iOn,nno
Follow In? are appropriations p* nd\
ing or soon to bo ask< and War r< \
• nue hill (approximate», f.'.&itO.nnn,-
non; shipping board, sl,(rrtf»,non.ot*o t
aircraft, H .faw.onrt^on; drstroyor
program. "tio.oort; soldiers' ant!
tailors* insurance <• titnalsdi, sl.
000.t.00,000, bonds (or All'ed loans
and war * xprnses. fll ,r»<"t.oi*n,oiH';
deficiency bfll, f(t,POO,OiKl.OOO; grind
totitl, f !0,f*17.2i12.'0>7 oc>
Tills week may see » hillp>n do!
lars an hour mark «*•* by the house
frpmocmtic lander Kitchin said
tie si)a v , ar<; rs t 2k . 1917.
DETHRONED!
today he would attempt tn put ’hi'
Jll OOO.nuu bond and war bill
t.h r, j the house In one .legislative
dux It is likely he sa’d that the
h*>U!-# max apprt.ve this measur* —
the la’ g«'st money bill e ver consld
*T**d bx «nx h'glhlatlve body in tlo*
hisfor.x *»f ftie world in fi«*m six t*>
t< n hours. Opposition to it, as so
far d*v«lop*'d. is ronremrd solel>
xxith details susceptible of quick set
* l*'tnenf
Discussion of the measure has
< i ntetrod about how the money
shall he raised. Members of th**
wavs and means committee favor
in<rea>ilig ill*' nexv liberty loan
bonds rate *»f inicre-st from 3 1-2 to
4 per cent an*l making them tnx
able.
This is to attract subscribers of
moderate means. One commute*
member has figured that under pros
pective incotn*' tax rates, any p* r
(*ti with 1* s than $123,000 mx*- * *l.
will And th*' new issue mor*' profit
able than ihe old 3I 2 per cent •
* urlth's.
Mu*’h tnonox now drawing 3 or
;i ! _ i< t *• nt as saving de-po-it w ill
I* ultra* *•*! by the proposed n*x' in
I *rest niie.
Secretarx Me\*|n** was heard to
day hx th# committed.
in a week or 10 days, house l* a*l
- *xp*'#'t to pas-* th*’ soldier In-ur
an*'* bill, the $ 11,300,000.000 re venue
hill and the $0,000,000,000 em» r
g* ncy Appropriation bill.
Xtn.itr Xlnn rwx«*l»#'«l threw nonlronm
ll.rn.r. Nflrr Ibr poller fnrnl.bed
i.ini * vuten *• tiiMt tli»' places w» **'
fre*juenf*■■! t*V gamblers an<l K*iti
ni*-n The nay*ir sael that t*e
w.aiM close other t*la*'cs ns rgt'id*
lv is t,. lie.’am.* *»*nvln«ed th*'v
w* r< * rlme-ltreioler * Th«.«e or*l* r
* *j o|.*s*'*J in. ownc.l by John K. 1 *-
W 7., \. 114 1 •lo pe St T n \
I, to». i t*li. N *>’ Sht t ttian , a*i<l
N u H.xlaii, No l»* The.ul r< -t
xoi mi i.nu; no'll: nut iiip
* *Te*. as is r-. rr. *> Krrri'il with
{■ii t. delirious .lef>*-\ cream from
*mr ..wn fain* in MionmOelrt llilla.
II a* | Hi s w *»l*l Cate-teria. A lv.
X nrsllon Trips on lb. I nhea
J, :i k. trip. |.i Cleveland. HutVgln
su*l Mac kina* 1 let»n*l a nrd th*- lux
urious st*-.il*ieis r*f tiie I*. Ar •I *«.
(.tr.es are in*.re pot >nar with ixr.i* a
r on«**ts th’'.« year than ever lief.'.re.
Hte iinm for Ffev etapef |e.n r> dn'ixst
A X" a. \tn . I*l »f> rh nnd 11 j* m
tJuffnlo sfe-imers Dave dnilv.a’ . r * p
rri Ma.-ktna** Island steamers lon.
M.lniiv* .-*n*l Satur*la'« nt 5 p m.
Wednesdays and Fridays at 8 .t*i a
m lCenir.it T*nie* Ir*C r * ii|* n
a'*, tit -pe* at trij s t- northern m*l
esst'orf tutnmer r rr rtn niay he ■.-
rop i| ft .»n I. »1 I »x g. ner *| •
*.enc ig.nt of rh*- f>. A f* like
t, n- er at the D. C. ticket office,
151 Grists ild-at —Adv.
MAN LURED
TOSUUURBS
AND SLAIU
This Is Belief of Police
In Latest Italian
Killing
Thought b> ’h* 1 poili ** wi have
beep lured to th** outskirts of the
< ity and slain, Sapheino t train**, 2.*
years *>|*l. of New I*on*l«m. (Vnii,
was found d*.ul with t\x« h.i'l* *
wound in his h«'a*l * irl'. Tu* <i ix
morning, on x t., b* tw« • n I‘MI
Up ax* and Maui . iqu*
Mrs Oahnke, No .s. I’hil' ps t ,
sitxx nn auto eont'tiuing flit** men
stop nn Essex st i* o **‘c!»K'k
Ttlbadax morning. Th*. in* n got out
• :nd walked *>\..r t.* I'hi ipax*- She
heurtl thr* *■ -1 1 ' ml th* n
two of th» men . ;;m* r.inning hack,
Jumped lnt** ih* iu’<> and- t
away. Mrs. Unlink* imntcdißtclv
fttlled the |**>lie'> ,u ! ; h* b**dy ot
tlo* *l* a*l man x\ * *< •'*! oil th* ' id*
walk where it ha 1 f.*l • n .
Th*' d* ad man \x I*nti f' •<1 hx
his re gi-t rai i*>n * ■ *i vhul gave
his address at No Sh. w ♦ . N*
Gordon, ( «*nn fn ! 1 t*l h< h*'l*l
n small <h* * 1 at I M i Ml 1 xvu
lound in h.- pock* 1 1 xx .* (.o**r!x
dressed nn*i that :f t. but .inixthcr
of the nunierou It *lian gr *lg* ”
killings the police h.ix* no d*hht.
The body wa * nt to th*- county
morgue.
Today's Games
National League
Pittsburgh in Vox x *.r . 1 *r
St I riitl- In l IT . 'i*i* ’' la. <'!• ar.
f’lileug** in Itinoklyn, t'* ir,
Gin* iYin.iti in > ' ft * •
Afnftf.Jn League.
Hoe*op ip | * •r* ■ * r•• >n
Wasfi ifigton in * I• ■v • 1 iTi*l. cloudy
New York in t’htcaco, < 'ou<l>.
f’hilad' lphla in S* I * toady
HI MillHi* Him II It'll X
j t«* lit*, throngs of **Hieft and diner-*
I which J*rr*V* s wheit l’f't-1 t *>.l will
<1 .. If- tel Grlxwohl Caletir ii. A lv.
COMPLETE MILITARY BREAK SOWN
THREATENS GERMANY’S ALLY ALONG
ISONZO FRONT, SAY ROME REPORTS
STEIN ON
STAND IN
KLOKA CASE
Former Treasurer Tes
tifies In Trial of
Accused Clerk
SAYS LATTER
DENIED THEFT J
Talked Merely of Er
rors Which Would
Be Rectified
Sheriff Edward F. Stein, for.
mer county treasurer, was the
first witness called, Tu'esday
morning, in the trial of Anthony
J. Kloka, accused of robbing the
county while mortgage tax
clerk in the treasurer's office.
Stein said that when the
Kloka shortage was discovered
last November. Kloka denied
any irregularities, and said that
if any errors had been made
they had been rectified. Stein
denied that Kloka had contrib
uted to his campaign fund last
fall.
Pond* valued nt more than n
quarter of a million dollars exhibit
«•*! as evidence, Tuesday, in the
triil of Anthony .1 Kloka, accused
of robbing the county treasurer's
n'l’i'r nf thousands of dollars, xvr-re
kept under police guard, and will
he flosfiv watched until their
turn to the I’nlon Trust company’s
vaults.
The bonds are onlv a small por
tlon of Hi* exhibits in th*' case, of
which th*-re are 17."* thus far. and
indications of many more County
records, receipts and registers make
up most of the exhibits.
Os the ?x witnesses whose natne
ar*’ on the information but nine
ha\* been called thu- far .1 *i* t K*
Connolly held court until 11 o'clock
Monday nish*.
M< r r l]l C Vitim*, a • i ' int se
retarx <*f 'hi t'nl*»n Trust Cos, to
tifl*d Monday nigh* that f •'*.’. oi»o
worth of bond-iA. hail h* * n * imp* and
‘‘tax paid” by Kloka The bool of
the county tren ur*r euntioning
I receirds of ’hat G ar-tot ion. At for.
ne>G*-n»ral Or**# h'.l- t"id th*
jiirv, are so badly ‘muddled" that
th#* bonds showing th* r*r*.p'
I mu«t hr produced in court
Alvin W I’.ond, a el* rk in th*
I trust I’ompany’s employ, testified
! that he r* rsonal'y delivered a cheek
1 for $-. 2 4 G to Kloka ns payment of
i li*m<l taxes of thi- the county mix
r*rciv<d according i<» th*
* n*ri* s in Ki"k'»'s hooks
John R Itod'le, of the People-
State' hank, wa ; re call* <1 to th*
1 *nd late Mon*!av afternoon H<
: further identified check-* and r#
|*n|j*ts for taxes [>ai*l on hon*ls H*-
•i *rt*'*l positively that th*- money
w a>- jiaicl for bond ’tax* *. The pros*
i* M i"lt ho’xetl where Mr floddeV
I cp.-rks turn* ! up In the mortgage
tax department s«*vcral wo k' after
, tp« x hid v.e n i aid t< Kkd i
t -,,r>5 M G.'eidell. clerk in the
I , •**j Mt.*r’s e.ffice, form* rlv ns
j ja .■ t tnK l*t «'e*pe*r In 11'*' <*> in’ x
rrl-a ret’s ej'fiee, dedaVed on *llrt cf
j examination morning that
i hf. j:;.*| horrt'w ed menex from Khika
* and that Kloka paid him $’ a month
■ for helping him <lo some clerical
work Gooefell declared that h*' had
" r * tt.nd all th* horrowe*| motiev
The* fir* 1 * question a-ke-d GoeideH
hv \tforn« y J.'nt* * N M'irti ot,
< ross examination was whether h«
I xx as sure ho paid Kloka all the h**r
i
Pennsylvania Road Lends
Vice-President to France
*"
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W: AT t t r.ovj*tA
VV. W. Xtlfrliiirr, nf
lltr IVnio* lindlii rn 11 r*m rt. h*> t»rrn
Irnl In I rnncr l»» llir nmnNKi'nirnl
of th*- rumPHli). 11 •- *» 111 tu lh*rr
to Ihli* i-huritr nf sh«- i-nn «f riot Inn
niial nprrntlnn nf rn 11 rnml •* lirhliol
lh«- llnr** for ll>** trn n **fo*rt n t Inn of
troop*, munition* ,-* ml *upt>llr*. Ihr
t'rrnrb r’*iill/*-*l they nrrdril thr
t»r»t prn* tl*-i*l rnllroiol mnn th.-y
rnulil llnti lor thl* mirk nni( thrr
Plikrd 'I r. Xltrrhnr* t*»r thr place.
rowed money. Goodell started to j
explain.
"Maybe this will refresh vour
tnomory.” said Mucha as he drew
Goodell's note for Ji'ih from Kloka’s
,il* t> depeoit box. v*. hii* h has h"*'n
in the cti* *dy of the court clerk
“in* e th** trial began.
Goodell then said that he had
paid the sum hack In labor.
The testimony of Good*ll and of
Charles n H«ll, chief bookkeeper
in the treasurer’s eidli »•. showed
clearly that Kloka was not th" only
o.i*' *ii 'he office who made erasure
and alterations in the hook - ot both
the mortgage' tax and th* bond ' ix
departments
The hank deposit slips f **r August,
Ct|t’*. whlclr previously ha el been
identified *- all Iving In Kloka'-
handwt-tlni . \x*r< ag-iin und*-r tl,
oti sion Monday Hell declare*! th.*’
another t lerk had mad*' out **n* of
th*ru and on another *u< , >..- iid
he could neit id' n'ifv th*' xvr'fing. H
! was not Kloka'- how ax* r, he testi
I'Ve *i
iSTKOHM N \Mi:i)
ON TUI! I.IIII’.AItY
WAU COCNCIL
Adam Slrnhni. ! brut 01 <•' *1
Detroit public 1 1 hi tv. !:;■ been ap
pointed 1 ini'i'.li '• (if t? • l 'tat'
v ar council rer* nMy rstabli.-h* *1 by
IS* e ri'iiu x' cd War Hake I Frank V
Vanderlip. pr* Id m *>f th* \ • t* :i
I Citv hank, ot N* xx y *>t <itx, 1-
I rresident, nnd » Inrlud
l rood schol 11 -and ' * m> H i
: th#* p| H n *.l th. - <»u• * i-n 1 -* <
j 1 nut.uiip h. fore* 0, ti. lit* *fi*
l and book« f*c '•••'.li* rs n| . :.v
in war * imp* nr wh*r* v*’ :< •"i
tied.
I \tr Hfrohm ha- ju •. r* <-* iv* *1 n
tifie »tif>n of hi ;• i ;»«* ti • ■ '
! * graph and tn* sir. and h. a c.*j ;
] anc* ,to which h has rece-H • and .* > v <
I, >x th'aVA I \u K .1 '■ k
that, he, in * opjuti* f ion With/'lre
'""kn .*( .!(W.I »-U "
! make this on* >»t ’ t , » ■ 1 -
' 4 u| and signtfic nt ' nntv* • < fit ;
the hlstorv of Librayv work.
v|'l 'l\ *.*llll'
-..**! it 11 f * ? • 1 *’ 1 •
j* a*r**t res! tinit *an't A* 1*«« t \
l*..'i v. *,* «* t«. b* • evir. ne •fining
I fr*.rr *ajr <*wn farm.
I Cafeteria. — Adv.
NOON
IN DETROIT: ONE CENT.
Fresh Troops Struggle
In Vain To Stem
Italian Drive
\ustria~full
OF DISCONTENT
Failure of Pope’s Peace
Proposal Blow To
People
LONDON, Aug. 28 —Italy's nwm>p
forward from Monte Santo to Bain-
M'/.za is fust becoming a debacle of
defeat for Austria The Austrian
staff has decreed retirements at sev
eral points to nave whole division* *
of the flanking moves. The moral*
ol the retreating froops, constantly"
battered bv Italian, Drench and
Mritish long-range guns and Attacked
inc* santlj b> Italian flyers, la
ateadily decreasing.
New Vustrlan troops have been
rushed to the places of the exhaust
• and and» f. nd' i and are desperalbly
but \ inly striving to atem the flood
of the Italian advance which buret
thru when Monte Santo's subjuga
tion was completed.
Today’s front dispatches indicated
not only hot pursuit "of the retreat
ing Austrians acrosa Bainsezza, but
nttacks further south by the Italians
at the chain of rocky promontories
of which Kuk. Monte Santo nnd the
Vodlce iire the three largest.
Swiss dispatches brought word
that Austria is seething with dis
content Italy’s victories are caus
ing widespread alarm. The public,
which has-regarded the pope’s peace
[ plea a certain of acceptance, is now
i realizing ft Is foredoomed to fail
ure.
WILSON NOTE
CHEERS RUSSIA
Moscow Meeting Greets Prom
ise of Aid With Thunder
ous Cheers
BY M Jf. rj. SHEPHERD
Ft.ifl Cnrrrrpotulent l " xtc<l Prrtt
Mosrow.. Aug. 2S President
\\ i j • •• Russian
confer* n< e, electrified that assem
! bl.v today.
"online that America would
aid to v- R 1 a“w rh ail moral and
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th ty* 1• r - - cite* r*- ftis entire
-■r,**»-• ri.• :i‘ —o<!.ic* i ,a deep Intpres
'ion <or iin*. .' It did aft* r speeches
*»y cabinet officials had bare* 1 ll'is
. r.v* *d of financial, Indus
trial and moral aid.
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• <1 it • ■*l t ' T* e conference
• id labored i long hours before
•! ’ rh* O’, .it 1 '! of the meeting
• I . . Mi. \r* and del* gates
pr* par* *i '<» le iv
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• • 1 , * . .•* T attention.
• ing.
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'1 1 bed *!i of sound con*
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• fs r- * * >v< kit. • th* conference
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j . i vo: .ic'it'r Kven the Oaiet
pcn members Join'd :n the d**m
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| •«, -i . j* .? :* wide early
v . . vn* n 1• i# si i-n concluded
•t w>* *n precviir.g meeting*,
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] tl e reading of \Vi’son’s message.
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