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Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Former Nebraska
Star Will Coach
u. of O. TOssers

William z. Kavan. former University
OF Nebraska basket hall star and we'll
known local player. will coach the Uni
versity Of Omaha quintet this season
Kavan was chosen last evening by the
athletic board from list OF seven candi-
dates and will enter upon his work this
evening. Though somewhat delayed In
securing a coach. basket ball candidates
at the school have been working out
daily under the direction OF Captain
Adams. Twenty men have been showing
up for work.
Upon request OF the players the ath-
letic board decided 20 allow the school TO
enter the Tri-clty league. At first II was
thought that the league cont ests. coupled
with the college games. would interfere
with college work. but this difficulty was
overcome when officials OF the loop
agreed TO arrange the schedule.
Because OF the press of outside work
Theodore Korbmacher has been elected
basket ball manager to succeed William
Meleher. The schedule as outlined calls
for ten college contests. five at home and
the others away. Reciprocal games are
being arranged with Doane. cotner, Kear-
ney, Grand Island and Peru.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

Racely Student
Manager at Bellevue

Walter RAcely. brother OF George a.
Racely. freshman coach at the Univer-
sity of Nebraska who. as n junior. has
served three years on the Bellevue foot
tall team. two years on the representa-
tive basket ball squad. and is this years
baseball captain. was elected student
manager of athletics at Bellevue ami
president OF the athletic board OF con-
troll at meeting yesterday noon in the
physics laboratory. TO serve for one year.
The two new freshmen members OF the
board. Berniee SehIotfeldt. OF Walnut.
Iowa. and Harry Erwin. OF Craig. Mob.
and the new prep member, Seymour
Smith. OF De Soto. acted for the rst
time
Smith, the prep representative. was
made secretary OF the board Of control.
with Ralph Martin as assistant manager
OF athletics and Erwin Gilmore. the re-
firing manager. and Emma Ward. junior
member, as a finance committee.
The following men were declared ELL
CHILE for the honorary football ''B'';
Webb. captain; RAcely. Maxwell. Llch-
tsnwailner. oustafsOn. wenke. Hardlan-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Culls From the Wires,

Mrs. C. w. Post, widow OF the Battle
Creek cereal food manufacturer, an
nounced at Battle Creek she had agreed
to accept $60o0.0o0 cash for her rights
in the Post estate. Mrs. Marjorie Post
Close, daughter of c. w. Post. will re-
eeive the bulk of the estate. worth about
$50, 100000.
Charges against Judge o. N. Hilton Of
Denver, one of Joseph Hillstroms at
torneys, were filed with the grievance
committee of the. Utah Bar association
by Herbert r. Macmillan, president of
the association. The charges are based
on Hilton's address at Hilstrom's fu-
neral in Chicago.
Such excellent progress has been made
with the dredging in the Gaillard cut of
the Panama canal that now only fifty
feet of the earth separates the waters
of the channel. This little neck OF land,
less than twenty feet high, can be re-
moved by dredges in few days unless
the bullying up of the bottom proceeds
too rapidly for the dredgers.
A nation-wide movement to make the
country church the religious, social and
agricultural center for the farmer
through a federation of churches in ru-
raj communities was launched at Column
bus, o.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

Magic City Gossip.
81. Agnes court, w. c, o. F.. will meet
at its hail Friday evening. December TO-
An election of officers will be held.
stunt social will be given under the
auspices of the Epworth league OF the
Grace Methodist church Thursday even
ing.
Oak Alger, son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fred
Alger 1414 o street, is reported to be re-
covering slowly after sudden attack
OF pneumonia.
OFFICE space for rent in Bee office, ssis
N street. Terms reasonable. Well known
location. Tel. South q.
Women bowlers will roll at the Bruins
wick alleys this evening. The four
teams comprising the "Oh. Me! oh, My!"
league will meet in contest.
The X l. club has completed all ar
be 's given at the Mccrann hail, twenty
fourth and o streets. Friday evening. De-
The seventeenth annual ball of the
Union Stock Employees Benefit associa-
ton will be given at the Rushing's hall
at Twenty-fourth and streets Satur-
day evening.
A benefit bali will be given at the
Eagle home at Twentylthird and N
streets Wednesday evening December
IS. Union music will be had. The pub
lie is invited.
OF our Savings books" One dollar opens
an account in the Live Stock National
Bank.
Pennant lodge No. 2SS. Ancient Order
OF United Workmen, will meet this
evening at the Workmen hall at Twenty
fifth and NJ streets TO elect officers for
| the coming year.
bazaar and noon luncheon will be
served today at the Ryan millinery store
Twenty-fourth street by the women OF
the Trinity Baptist church.
Want ads for The Bee may be left at
| The Bees branch office, 2SlS N st. Rates
&c a word for one time. 1ikc a word each
/ day for three days and lc a word each
day for a week. Prompt and courteous
Chauffeur Emery, who has been trans
| in the absence of Benny Danbaum
whose grandfather died last evening al
/ the Wise Memorial hospital. arrestei
| OF exceeding the speed limit.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

and there, and with the proceeds in
dulged in his favorlte indoor sport. lick
ing up the suds
One night (the night of the earthquake
In Frisco Mr.. Jones had acquired
beautiful pot after working ten or fif-
teen gin mills. Late In the morning he
strolled into the little saloon owned by
Alec Greggains, down on sixth street.
He knew the barkeep. and the later knew
the Deacon. our eolored runt asked for
q drink and was refused.
He asked again, again and again. He
finally grabbed hold OF the bar with both
hands and demanded a powder
Stlll the drink was not served.
"ie you doan han me n drink I'll pull
dis bar ovah." pipod the Deacon, and
no gave a yank.
With that there was an awful roar;
down came the bar the ceiling, the bottles
and the walls. Ut was at that moment
that the earthquake arrived.)
Eight hours later the Deacon was
was dragged from the ruins and taken TO
a hospital. When he recover his senses
he looked up at the doctor and whispered:
SAY, Mr.. Grcggains must be awful
sore at me, eh7"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
STTEHM OFFERED
JOB IN Big NINE
Husker Mentor Receives Offer from
Western Conference School at
Increase in Pay.
ASKS RELEASE FROM CONTRACT


LINCOLN, Dec. Especial Tele-
gram. )--Ewald o. Stiehm. director
of athletes at the University of Ne
braska, announced today that he had
been rendered an offer from Chi
cago conference university to take
charge Of athletics there at salary
increase OF $3.50 year, or $4,25O.
stiehm today asked the Nebraska
Athletic board to relieve him from
his agreement for a three-year term
at Nebraska at salary Of $500 a
year. The agreement has one year
more vet to run.
The athletic board will doubtless inform
stichm that Il VIII be unable TO meet the
salary bids OF other institutions and gran.
his request TO be freed. Opposition In the
faculty. Stiehm now being rate as q
member OF the faculty. would prevent any
increase in salary. Some OF the Older
members OF the faculty are drawing but
5000 and 5000 a year. and they resent
90 much money being devoted to athletics.
Il Is not believed. however. that Stiehm
Will leave Nebraska. Other arrangements
satisfactory to the board will likely be
made.
The news created fufore at the uni
versity and In alumni ci. cles. Stithm'a
remarkable work during the last five
years has made him an especially val
liable man. and his loss would be a most
serious blow. stiehm also admitted he
had received nibbles from the University
- T.t., - Call
fornla.
Denial from Madison.
MADISON, Wis, Dec. o. Nobody has
been offered the position of foot ball
coach of the University OF Wisconsin In
any shape or FORM. said Director OF
Athletics Ehler late this afternoon when
informed OF the report from Nebraska
that Coach stiehm's services were being
sought.
Mr.. Ehler said the athletic council OF
the Wisconsin institution was proceeding
In the way OF getting all information pos
slbie bearing upon candidates for the
position, but that as yet no one had been
considered.
Should any candidate with whom we
may be corresponding give out intorma.
tion. his chances for acquiring tho position
as coach are likely 70 fail." said Director
chler.
Offered Indiana Place.
CHICAGO. Dec. 9.--Aocording to 9
story printed here. Ewald stiehm. who
asked today for his release as Nebrasks
foot bah coach. has been offered the posi-
tlon OF director OF athletics at Indians
university. II ia not said In tn stor,
whether he would succeed @. C. childs
the Hoosier foot bail coach.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
GibbOns-Ahearn
Fight is Postponed
at Least a Month

ST. PAUL. Dec. e.--Nske Gibbons. who
was to have fought young Ahearn here
tomorrow night. is suffering from bron-
chial pneumonia. according 10 his ply
sicians, who today gave It as their opin-
ion that Gibbons could not train for at
least two weeks and would not be able
70 fight for at least thirty days.
AS a result. the Gibbons-Ahearn fight
has been indefinitely postponed. II may
be held late in January II Gibbons reeov-
ers rapidly.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
JACK FITZGERALD WILL
MOI BOX All MASON CITY

JACK FttEgerald Of Omaha VIII not
fight at Mason City. Ia. this evening.
as a dispatch from Mason CITY an
nounced. Fitzgerald says he has an en-
gagement nearer home and that he never
had any idea Of battling In Mason City.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
ANGELUS AND J0HNS0NS
WILL MEET NEXT SUNDAY

Next Sunday afternoon at Fontenelle
park the Angelus foot ball team will
play the johnson Grocery eleven. These
two teams would have met before only
the Angelus squad did not think the
Johnson were good enough. The Angelus
Aay they will make the Johnsons regret
the day they were born.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

merit. Kinnier. Gilmore. Erwin, xFarnham,
Johns. Allen. Stewart and Plcotte.
Final arrangements were made for the
yearly football banquet to be held in the
college dining hall December Is, at seven
in the evening.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
ne.t fnr Constipation.

The best medicine for constipation is
DR.. Kings New Life Pills, mild and
effective and keep you well &c. All drug
ists.-AdveTtisement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Sweets Still Top
List of Bowlers
in Ladies' League

The A. 3. Sweet shop bowling team
finished last night at Huntingtons alleys
with total of 1921. Brandeis Girls
rolled Sist and Omaha Towel Supply
2.l6s. Scores;
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

Joe jackson. White Sox outfielder. and
Buck Brenton. Cleveland pitcher, have
Joined the ranks OF the regularly en-
ployed Jackson - selling cars Tor an
auto eonecn while brenton Is dabbling
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
AUDITING.
Totals .....706 ISL 713 2199
Telephone League
GENERAL OFFICE
ENGINEERS.

port made by the department of public
service to the council transportation COM
mittee today. THE report said the cars
had been in the main successful"
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

william H. Dayton OF Auburn. star
center Of the Hamilton college foot ball
team. Of Clinton. ~. r.. has been elected
captain q the team.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
arl,i.h Steamer sunk.

LONDON, Dec. g.-The British steamer
Ignis has been sunk. The crew have been
Ia nded. Available shipping registers con-
tain no record OF such a steamer as the
ignis.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
.sEre.h Ar Cara,

CHICAGO. Dec. e.-"Fresh air cars
have been abandoned by the Chicago Sur
fAne Lines company, according 20 a re-
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Just an Earful
By Tad.

Jones' a
had
I'm Job here
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

The Pittsburgh club has shifted train.
ing quarters. Instead o. going back 10
ADEusta. Ca, the Rebels Will train III
Wilmington, =, 6.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
CLEVELAND CLUBS
TO CHANGE hands
Indications Point to Transfer Of
Both American League and
Association Properties.
BAN WILL FIND A BUYER

CLEVELAND, o., Dec. e.--Indications
tonight seemed to point to transfer of
ownership Of the Cleveland American
League club before the opening of the
1916 season. The Cleveland American as
ISOLATION team also will change hands, 1t
Is believed.
Although no official statement has been
made, Il Is known that the bankers COM
mlttee In charge OF financial affairs of
Charles w. Summers, the present owner
OF the teams, Ii in favor OF selling the
clubs as a means of meeting sommers'
present financial difficulties.
johnson TO Find Buyer.
Ban b. johnson. president of the Amer
lean league. who conferred today and
tonight with sommers, John E. Bruce.
secretary OF the National Base Ball COM
mission. and John sherwin. chairman OF
the bankers committee. said tonight
that II the committee wishes 70 sell the
Cleveland American team he will find a
purchaser.
'The bankers committee will not toll
crate the present situation any longer. +"
said a prominent member of the commit
tee tonight; 1T has come to the point
where we viii have to sell the club"
Half a dozen men have been mentioned
as possible purchasers OF the Cleveland
American club. among them being James
McGill, owner OF the Denver Western
League club and the indianapolis club
Of the American association T.. @. Bar
rows. president of the international
league. and ]. W. Corrigan. Price Nc
Kinney and Charles A. Otis OF Cleveland
Barrowa was here today, but denied his
presence had anything TO do with the
Cleveland base ball situation.
stands ny Clubs.
II will see that buyer IL forthcom'
ing II the committee wishes to sell this
Cleveland club" said Johnson tonight
IF sale Is decided upon will try &c
interest local capital first, II II Il
financial aid that "a needed. the Amer.
lean league will provide It. as th'
league has always stood by it's clubs
sommers and the bankers declined Il
make any statement.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Sever Nusinnce Ahnfed.

Investigation by the city sanitary de-
partment In the clogged sewer nuisance
at Twenty-first and NJ streets, after COM
plant of residents about, resulted in
the placing OF four men all day yester-
day cleaning out the Cixty-foot storm
sewer.
All that Is necessary to restore the
sewer to usefulness is to bolt an immova-
Die top on to keep other garbage meR
from dumping garbage in the manhole.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10
Holidays Bring Thieves.

The approach of the Christmas holi-
Gays means more business for the po-
nee, some time Monday evening an uni
uenutied thief broke into the chicken
coop OF Mrs. Hartford, 27S2 ] street, and
stole eighteen black Plymouth Rock
chickens.
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

.TrY HAYnRN's FiI
Omaha daily bee., 1915-12-10

Excitement ran high at the Brunswick
alleys last evening as the Swift Pre-
miums. challenged by house team call
ing themselves "swift's Pride" warmed
up TO their best bowling instinct. One
Individual score at least neared a record
when Coleman OF the Premiums bowled
20 in a single round. This Is the highest
score recorded In weeks.
The Premiums won the game. but were
given a scarce when they Lost the first
round by a slight margin. Charley Burke.
well known alumni OF the local high
school. BOWED with the Premiums In a
previous match the hurphy's Colts won
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nation.
M Paso (Tcxns) Herald. In Mexico
we have seen what our words amount
10. In the Lnsitania affair We have
begun TO reap what We have acWn ~
Mexico. our words carry no weight
because we ourselves hold them
lightly. We thus invite other powers
10 asaail as
San Francisco Chronicle unBls-
takably firm, the note Il yet friendly
In tone and though this latter quail
iicatlun may be diHrleaalnE to the iin-
goes. n cor. lends iisel ITO tho come
mon sense of people anafnlcted with
inflammable hatred4
Sacramento Bee Woodrow Wilson
has met grave crisis aplendldly.
facing II with firmness without fire.
works.
Los Angeles Times: II II apparent
that the feeling and attitude Of the
president ana his advisers IL concli-
iaiory. But America Will insist 70
the last that there be NO more mnr-
derous ATTACKS on merchantmen ear
rying non-combatnnts. women and
children.
Fresno Republican: II Germany i
--4------
(Continsed ON Page Two.)
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Is
DEFINED
IN NOTE
London Newspaper Points Out
That Germany Cannot Side
step-Comment Of U. s.
Senator's on Document.

London. May ~. N;5s y. m.)--Re-
ferring to the note of President VIII
son To the government of Germany.
the Westminster Gazette says;
THE central fact is that In the
name OF humanity and International
law the United States demands "a
guarantee that the rights of noutarls
TO travel over any portion OF the seas.
In neutral or bclligcrcnt vessels shall
be respected. This rs Of profound i'm
portance. not only for the present
war. but for the future peace and Sc
curity of the world ami by Dispatch
ing this note the greatest % the ncu-
tral powers definitely takes stand on
maintaining the limits hitherto set
down for warfare at sea.
1--WE will merely take note Of the
fact that one OF the greatest Issues OF
the war IL sharply defined In this note
ana that the answer. whatever Il may
be. must make clear 20 the whole
world whether or not Germany def
iuitcly abiures legal sanction 10 the
limitations of that which hitherto has
been unchallenEeablc between ma
tioas.'
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terrific French Assault Ad-
mitted by all Sides to Have
Effected Important Gains
Over Night.
RUSSIA INSISTS SHE
HAS TEUTONS CHECKED
lerman and Austrian Reports
Today Continue TO Tell Of
Steady Forward Movement
Toward Przemysl.

iBy Evening Herald Leased Wircl
London. May ~ G:26 3. M -
Dor the first time In the past six
mouthH the authors Of the Ger
man and the French official an-
Houncomcnts agree. The German
Communication admits the truth
of the moro important claims
made by General Joffrc. the
Frrnch commandcr-in-c -chicf, ss
ID the great SUCCESSES s'on by the
Wrench between La Hasaee and
Arras. III this attack unn be
pushed home tho consequences
NIL be stiil more marked, In tho
bpiniun Of iirltiah military com-
.moniators. who are claiming to-
'day that little further advance
by the French VIII oucn con
.fpiruous sap in the German
|lino.
IN tho epstern field tho Ger
nianic forces In Oalcia, who arc
tnid To number 100000 men.
BIC reported 10 he within twenty
inilcs OF Przcmysl.
Tho resignation uf the Italian
cahinct has uonplussod tho rcn-
Dernl public, but well informed
political observers think this is
'only moNo in the game.
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1iRMNNS ADMIT IMPORTANT
IHENGu ADVANCE WEST

Berlin. May lt (yia Londqu . g..
n German army headquarters to-
FHy gave uut report ON the prog
'fs8 ~ hostilitlcs reading:
I'm the western arena. strong
British attacks asainst our newly ac-
lpircd front az Yprcs yesterday failed
\ ith heavy losscs tu the enemy ON
thc Mcnin- Nprcs read We gained fur
'her territory In the direction ot
4 0os,
"ln the district southwest nf Lille
|ic enemy attacked yesterday in only
4 few places and thou after q heavy
Preparatory artillery fire. Al these
Sitacks were ropulscd.
"in the Torctte hills aud 60 the
.prth of Arras the day passed COM
.aratiVcly quietly Hnd therc were uu
.uportant attacks hy the enemy
"our losses during the capture nf
nrcncy by the enemy amounted to
8r'wecn coo and zoe men. 4 further
tempt by the enemy 60 rccapturc
3fom us section of the trench we
tad taken 90 the northwest ct Berry
n Hac again resulted ~ failure.
\ "Hotwoen tho Mouse aud tho Mo-
he tho advance of the enemy in the
rest of Ic pretre broke down IN
ont of our position under our fire
The occupants of French BIZ
lane which was forced to land al
agcnou were captured
TN tho eastern arena. The bntti,
q shawl IN Gourland. Russia, di,
NJ come 10 an end yesterday.
"Nurth of tho Nicmcn river. on IN,
wcr pubysc, we took so prisoners
night advance Wcst at przusnysl
nrtB of the Russian first Turkeatar
my corps succeeded in penetrating
icr several unHuccessfnl efforts In
our foremost trenches. Hy even
E however. the enemy hud agnI
,cn driven back with heavy loss. in
+ uding i2O prisoners.
Al Southern arena: Tho advance
IardH uf the armies under GENERA
IL ackonsen afc before Przcmysi ui
c lcr bank OF The lower san join
g this army on the right and lef
rrutonic allies continue thci
irsuit OF tho Russinns on one Fid'
the direction NJ Snlinadodromily
81 id ON the other In the direction %
olaniucs ana kiclccs
The Russians have heon unable n
Hiutniu their positions from kielr'
tho lilica or a. iuowiodz, and tho,
IA heating a. hnsiy retreat toWar'
iu east"
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RAIN INTERPRETERS WITH
FIERCE BATTLE IN FRANCE

Paris, May ~ C2;il .. M The
French war office this afternoon H.
sued the following statement.
1T has been raining without stop
since yesterday morning. Last night,
In spite Of the handicap of difficult
ana slippery terrain. We occupied sew
ernl German trenches To- the south
west of souohez and We have main
tanned on the rest OF the front from
Loos 60 Arras all the gains recently
made by us
I'm the valley of the Aisne we yes
terdav destroyed four German block
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man TANKS. has relieved pressure
upon the Russian ccntcr These at
tacks on the German wings. in which
the cavalry has heon supported e.
fcctivcly by mouuinin artillery, have
been prosecuted with unusual fierce
ness,
The activity noted In the last few
days along the center of tho Polish
front IN the vicinity of SlSieruicwice
and Ruwu b. said Go have been due
10 Russian Initiative, with the object
of holding the Germans in the posi-
tions and preventing utilization Of
these forces elsewhere.
The retreat ol the Russian center
from Lupkow b. explained here as
due not tu pressure rom the Ger
mans hut TO the exposed situation oi
the Russians nt that point, la Wow
Of tho rolling back OF the RUSSIAN
right flank This wing rests on the
tower Wisloka ut pcmhica. twenty
miles due east of Tarnow. II ~
strongly ontrcnchcd.
win the checking of the German
eastward movement between the Wis
tula and the Carpathiuns there are
already indications of "a new Austro-
German offensive against the Russian
left. Ia the direction ~ Stry and "
Eok. Evidence Of this Is soen IN the
transfer OF German troops eastward
through Lupkow. In virw of this
Now activity the Russians attace
great Importance to their recent su2-
cosscs further cast. Ia the trans
Dnicster country where they occupy
y i5-mile front between Obcrtyn and
CzornoWitz.
To the north the Russians have
been able 60 hold the Germans on a
line hctweon Mitau ana Kelmu ant
have driven them out Of Raguln. mid
way between KOyno and Rossiena
The grain elevators az Llbau are sale
tn have been emptlod before the Ger
man occupation OF that town.
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WHAT Will Be THE GERMAN REPLY TO THE PRESIDENTS note?
italy is MENACED BY REVOLUTION
Today.is War
Summary

rt,. r,r,nu. nttack of tho
So, ,.,,..,m ,,,. .c,,o,, og ,,.
-,..,..
''""' '"'' S""'' '" "'' 'o"
border, II said 20 have resulted ~
"A further ndvance. The onicIai
.,.,o.,on, ero,n paris nouounct,,,,
!. -, -.
wv
trcnchs's near SonehcN'
Al I'ctrogrnd u II said the Ger
unnn movement In t:ailcia has
b,.c,, rhscised ucrmaneutly. The
,,. -. e..l,.n ,,.o,, ~.
spong p"s'''"hs "i""s "'e '''e'
san which runs through central
CaIlcln.
n..., Recommendations in saxor
n -.
oi war "'o rei"''o' =" "'7'H''''''
frOm Rome. IL h said that grave
events are looked for Ia the near
sn,,rc IN fnr Rs A. kpoun. King
victor Emmanuel has not acccpt-
cd or declined the resignation of
the cabinet rendered Iast night.
Ad,,,,- s,,u, tho Dardan,.lt,s
,.,.,,..,,..,.,t rr,,,,, ..,,,,r,,.. g,vor-
~. a. a.. ,l,ics .aV IN, Frcnch
and I,rI,I.I, forces nrc continuing
,n ynIn tn The hard habtlng. al
,.on,I, 4, a. co,rcdcd the dcci.-
i've phase has not Jccn reached.
onc British correspondents as