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...accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 1, Memorandum of March 3, 1917, rifles are assigned as follows, the numbers corresponding on both gun stocks and gun racks: Organization Numbers No. of rifles Mach. Gun Co. 1-56 (both inclu.) 56 Company A 61-135 (both inclu.) 75 Company B 136-210 (both inclu.) 75 Company C 211-285 (both inclu.) 75 Company D 286-360 (both inclu.) 75 Company E 361-435 (both inclu.) 75 Company F 436-510 (both inclu.) 75 Company G 511-585 (both inclu.) 75 Company H 586-660 (both inclu.) 75 Company...
...accordance with the provisions of Paragraph 1, Memorandum of March 3, 1917, rifles are assigned as follows, the numbers corresponding on both gun stocks and gun racks: Organization Numbers No. of rifles Mach. Gun Co. 1-56 (both inclu.) 56 Company A 61-136 (both inclu.) 75 Company B 137-211 (both inclu.) 75 Company C 212-287 (both inclu.) 75 Company D 288-363 (both inclu.) 75 Company E 364-439 (both inclu.) 75 Company F 440-520 (both inclu.) 75 Company G 521-596 (both inclu.) 75 Company H 597-672 (both inclu.) 75 Company...
...Mach received the degree of A.M. from the University in 1896 and that of Ph.D. in 1900, and was an instructor in Fine Arts from 1899 to 1903. He is at present a lecturer in the history of art at Bradford Academy. He formally served for two years in the German army. He is the author of several works on ancient sculpture and the history of painting...
...Only the official British translations of the dispatches of the European nations were used in my book, so that all thought or possibility of bias might be removed," said Professor Edmund von Mach '95, in discussing the withdrawal from circulation of his book, to a CRIMSON reporter yesterday afternoon. "The action of the Macmillan Publishing Company constitutes a breach of contract on their part, and a secret one. I had no warning of the suppression of the book until informed of it through the New York World...
After discussing the purpose of the book, which is to give a correct and non-partisan account of the events which led to the outbreak of the European War, by a chronological use of the published dispatches of the nations involved, Professor von Mach pointed out several statements from the Entente nations which tend to show that the action of Great Britain in the closing days of July, 1914, was decidedly incriminating. "It is undoubtedly some foreign influence, financial or otherwise, which has caused the removal of my book from circulation and the attempts of the Macmillan Company...