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What War M0UeS Mean
By J. W. 7. MASON.

NEW YORK, Jan. 13.--If the Paris
report is true that General Gallieni
has taken command Of the military
operations in Alsace. it is probable
that the most important western
devclopments since the battle of
Flanders arc shortly to occur in
the narrow district between the
Vosges mountains and the Rhine.
Hitherto. General Pau, Frances
popular one-armed hero OF the 1870
war, has been directing the Alsace
offensive. After the breakdown OF
the initial French drive toward Atl-
kirch and Mulhausen last August.
General Pau's assignment to the
work Of recovering the lost province
was hailed with patriotic rejoicing
throughout France.
But General Pau has accomplished
very little during his tenure of Of
fee This has been generally attrib-
uted tc the small number of men
Elsacc, but the present report that
General Gailieni has taken over the
full command in the south suggests
belief at headquarters that the
One-armed hero of the Franco-Prus-
sian Mar has not done what was eX-
rccicd Of him. Unless. in fact. there
had been serious shortcomings in
General PaU's strategy. he would
not have been replaced. for in him
The French people have personitied
their military virtues
Tho selection Of General 'iallieni
for the new Alsatian command
means that General Joffre has as
signed his most brilliant subor,li-
nate tn the work OF capturing the
upper Ehiuc territory.
General Gallieni, after the war
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Russians Re-enforce Entire
= Line to Ckeckn1ate Germans

PETROGHAD. Jan. l3.-Anticpating
another attempt on the part Of the
Germans to break through the Russian
lines at new point, now that their
offensive en- the Vistula has been
checked. the Russians are reinforcing
their entire front from the extreme
I:o:th to the Pilica river.
Especially strong contingents have
,.een sent to tine lines along the Niemen
and the Bzura rivers. This action is
taken because Of the realization that
the Germans must win through within
the next few weeks or definitely aban
den their offensive in Poland until next
summer
II 10 obvious that General Won Him
tenburg realizes this fact as we'll as the
Russian commanders.
BY the middle Of March the spring
rains will set in, flooding the entire
country and making the few roads
jn,passable. So unless he can win
through during The ntft few weeks
there Will be nothing left for the Ger
man commanding general to do but to
withdraw all his forces TO his own first
line Of defenses.
The general situation in Poland and
(rslicia is satisfactory TO the Russian
commanders The Germans and Aus
,rians are Icing held at every point. and
have been compelled to waste nun
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dreds Of men in fruitless efforts to cut
way through the Russian lines.
Ir the Caucasus the fighting With the
Turkish army has been resumed. The
defeated forces of the Tenth Army
Corps have been rallied by the Turks
at Kara Urgan. half way between Kars
and Erzerourn, and they are making .
determined stand.
Severe fighting is also taking lace on
the Oltv river. at Oltysu. where the
Russians have captured part Of the
Ninety-second Turkish Regiment COM
prsing eleven officers and 1,600 men.
They have also cut up a battalion of
the Fifty-second Regiment, taking $50
prisoners.
The admiralty gave out today a sup
Elementary account Of the naval en-
gapcment on the Black Sea on the
night Of January 6. The Turkish trans
port Mariarosetta had been sunk and
the old cruiser Medjideh badly damaged.
The Russian squadron was in pursuit
when the former German cruiser Bres-
lau and the Hamjidieh were cncoun-
tered. They gave battle, and the Rus
sian fire carried AWAY the Brcslau's
searchlight. Both Turkish vessels then
fed.
1t Is stated that the Breslau. through
an error. bcmbarded the positions OF the
Turkish troops near Liman. north of
IIopa, compelling the Turks TO Cvacuate
them and thus enabling the Russians to
occupy them.
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A Never Failing Way
to Danish Ugly Hairs
aids II BeautN)

No woman is immune II supcrnuous
growths. and because these are likely
to appear at AIRY time. It is adviSa b. c
to always have some delatone powder
handy 10 us. Nnen the occasion
arises. 4 paste is made with some OF
the powder and water and spread
upon The hairy surface in aboIt ;
minutes this is carefully removed
and tine skin washed. You will then
find that your skin is entirely free
from hair or fuSE. BE sure, however.
,oag~t real dslstonsL sL-AAWG
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Anti-Saloon League Gets
Home for Printing Plant

The Anti-SalOon League Of America
today acquired the thrce-story and base
ment building at 40 Louisiana avenue
northwest. for use as the general head
quarters Of the publishing interests Of
the league.
BY the deal Ernest II. Cherrington.
general manager Of the publishing in
terests of the league, procures from the
Real Estate Title Insurance Company
the title to the property. The league s
publishing headquarters have, been in
Westervillc, o., a suburb OF Columbus.
Office furniture already has been in
stalled In the building. and the plant
will be put in operation at once in order
to be available for the prohibition cam
paign to be waged by the league.
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bi oke out. was made military COVER
lor Of Paris, and he delivered the
flank attack against Won kluck's
army which forced the German re-
treat from Paris. 1t Is now apparent
that General Gallieni erred in strik-
ing Won kluck too soon, thus permit
ting the Germans to conduct their
retreat successfully, but at the time
it was thought dangerous to wait too
lCng, because il the Saxon army had
got through the French center, the
flank attack from Paris might have
failed.
While General Gallieni's army did
not catch Won Kluck. it undoubtedly
saved Paris. The present reputa-
ton of the military governor of the
capital Is very high in French army
circles. He rprms, with General
.Ioffre and General FOch. the army
triumvirate on whom Frances hopes
are centercd. General Foch has COM
lrand of the armies in Flanders, and
General Gallieni's assignment to AL
SAGE suggests that the Rhine opera
tions are to become secondary only
to the campaign in northern France
and Belgium.
General JOffre, seemingly, has con-
cluded that General Foch must look
to England for re-enforcements while
the new strength of the French army
is to he used to permit the savior
Of Paris to rescue the lost provinces.
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Veterans Get Hearing in
MandamuS Proceedings

A hearing in the mandsmu: proceed
ing Instituted by Morris s Fc.sns and
George Dean. G. 4. r. veterans. with a
view to being rcinstatcd In positions as
muchiniSt at the navy yard and clerk
IN the postoficc. respectively. from
which thev allcge they were illegally
oustod. will be had before JI!stic" Gould
in Circuit Court No on Saturday.
Rules requiring the defendants to
show cause why the two veterans
should not he restored to their former
positions were issued by Just!Ce Gould
The defendants arc Secretary of the
Navy Daniels. Edward Ebcr!c. ccmlnan
dant Of the navy yard. and Postmaster
General Burlcson and Postmaster Prae-
ger.
Or. J. r. Gleason. commander OF the
G. \. r.. Department Of the Potomac
is taking an active interest in tho litica-
tion. and Is hopeful that the outcome
Of tho two ma nda mus cases will result
in number Of other veterans being
reinstated.
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French Trenches Captured
At Palinsburg by Germans

BERLIN. Jan. IL (via wirelcss).-Ger-
man successes In the north, which re-
suited in the capture of series Of
French trenches at Palinsburg, a sub
urb Of La Bassee. were reported to-
day.
The war Office reports that fierce ar
tillery duels continue in the vicinity Of
Nieuport. and that the French have
suffered heavily. The French offensive
at La Boiselle and Touvron Hill are
reported to have been repulsed.
German counter-attacks in the vicin-
ity Of Crony have resulted. it is stated
in a complete French defeat. two main
positions. with 100 prisoners. four
cannon. and several machine guns hav-
ing been taken. ... k..
In the neighborhood Of st. Mihiel,
where the French have attempted to
retake the ruined forts now held by
the Germans, all of the attacks are re-
ported to have been repulsed with heavy
losses. The German official reports
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from Berlin say that the 121st cas-
ualty list affecting the Prussian army
published today brings the total of
killed. wounded. and captured UP to
S40,343.
This is for the Prussian army alone
and does not include the 1874 Bavarian.
80 Saxon, SO Wurtemburg, and II
naval lists-already issued. The ma
jority Of the latest casualties took
place in the November hghting In
Poland, the cavalry and artillery suf-
fering most
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Germans Deny French
Atrocity Board Charges

BERLIN via The Hague), Jan. 13.-
The German foreign office has cate
gorically denied all of the atrocity alle-
cations made against tho German
troops who have operated in northern
France compiled by the French govern
mental commission. The statement de-
clarcs first that the French accusations
are all clothed in general terms with
no specific acts set forth. and second
ly. that it has already been conclusive
y proven that the German army com.
mandurs have effected a system Of dis
ciplinc which would make it impossible
for German soldiers to have committed
the crimes alleged
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
POSlAM SURE,
SAFE, SPEEDY
TO HEAL SKIN

Poslam is perfectly adapted to heal
all ails OF the skin. 1t is the remedy
Of greatest efficiency. Has eradicated
thousands Of Stubborn Eczema cases,
many of years standing. and after all
other means had failed. 1t should re
peat its successful work for YOU; bring
ing immediate relief. stopping all Itch
ing and showing Improvement every
day. Use 1t with confidence: it cannot
possibly harm. VIII benefit any surface
disorder.
Your druggist sells Posam. For free
sample write 10 Emergency Labora-
tories. 80 West 25th Street, New York.
Poslam Soap, used daily for toilet and
bath. renders the skin soft, clear. and
healthN. % cents and Is Cents.-AdNt.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13

also declare that they now hold the
hills north and northwest OF Nomeny,
VIENNA. Jan. 13 Wia Berlin and
wireless to London).-The war office
declares all efforts on the part of the
Russians to force the passags of the
Nida river have been repulsed with
very heavy Losses. All day yesterday
the Russians tried, but at no point
were they able to carry their pontoons
far from the bank. The Austrian ar.
tillery, mounted at strategic points.
raked the Russian columns. infiicting
heavy losses.
South Of the Vistuls. concentration
Of the Austrian artillery fire on the
Russian main position at MieShof COM
PEELED them to withdraw from the town
into the open country. In the Car
pathans the weather continues to make
all operations difficult. Despite this
the Austrian troops have gained ground
In the valley of the upper ung. where
the enemy has retreated to the neigh
borhood of uzeck Pass.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
Danes Give Guarantee
Of Commerce Neutrality

COPENHAGEN, Jan. 13.--All Danish
importers and exporters have given
the Danish government written assur-
ances that they will accept only prov
ed neutral commerce and will bring
nothing into the country that Is in
tended to be shipped either 10
Germany or Austria.
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Aggressive Aerial Attacks Are
-. Made From Base Near Ghent

LONDON. Jan. 13-Acrial activity
continues to be the chief feature of the
reports from the fighting front in
France and Belgium. German avia-
tors are particularly active in the
north. They pay daily visits TO Dun
Kirk and the towns in that vicinity and
drop bombs promiscuousl;. num-
her OF civilians are known to have
been killed. but the rigid censorship
makes it impossible to obtain details.
The Germans are known to have es-
tsblished a Zeppelin and aeroplane base
at point on the outskirts of Ghent.
They have taken extraordinary pre-
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cautions to protect their hangers with
nets so placed that explosive bombs
dropped by hostile avators will be di-
verted.
1t Is believed that the hrst big Zep-
pelin movement will be from this base.
Extraordinary precautions have been
taken. both In London and in Paris, TO
heen greatly dimmed. while details OF
airmen. with armored planes mounting
rapid firers, are stationed at strategic
positions.
When the French assembly met yes
terday six armored monoplancs main
tanned a constant flight over Paris to
anticipate German visitation.
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HALF,AND.HALF PLAN
REMAINS IN BILL
Investigation Of Fiscal Relations
g. With District May Be Pro.
vided for.

The District APPROPRIATION bill con-
tains the half-and-half fiscal system
now in force in Washington. accord
ing to the action Of the Senate yes
terday in defeating the Johnson rider
by the overwhelming vote Of 4G to 20.
Before the bill Is passed ny the Sem
ate 1t is expected that the Gallinger
provision, or similar one, for an in
vestiEation by joint committee into
the fiscal relations between the Dis
trict and the General Government will
be adopted.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
Whale Runs OFF With
Roaring Bull" Buoy

ST. JOHN. n. b.. Jan. 13-"Roa ring
Bull buoy. which, with Its anchor
weighs 5000 pounds. was carried away
BY a whale. say officers Of the Cana
dian government steamer Lansdowne.
In port from a search for the missing
guide to mariners.
The Landsdowne found a dead whale
fifty feet long entangled In the chain
of the buoy. which had been dragged
a long distance The whale apparenetly
died from exhaustion.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
Hear Protest Against
Cleveland Reserve Bank

Pittsburgh's protest against the Sc
lection Of Cleveland as the site OF the
regional reserve bank OF the fourth dis
trict was heard by the Federal Reserve
Board today. Big delesations OF
Pittsburgh and Cleveland business men
were present.
Secretary Of the Treasury McAdoo
himself, pleading other important busi-
ness.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
Officials Deny President
Is Prompting Peace Move

Published reports that neutral SOW
ereigns OF Europe are directing-a a peace
movement under the guidance of Presi-
dent Wilson were characterized today
by officials as unfounded.
The President. IL was intimated, still
maintains his position of watchful walt
ing until the time il ripe for more
active part in peace efforts.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
Will Box 20 Rounds for
Kansas Beauty's Affection

HUTCH INSON. Kan. Jan. 13.--The
right to the affections OF a Hutchin-
son woman Is to be fought for in 4
twenty-round boxing bout Two young
men. of the same set are the prin-
cipals.
A twenty-round bout with twelve-
ounce gloves has been chosen as the
medium Of the contest for the young
woman's hand. The young woman
concerned is wealthy and possesses
much beauty.
The Washington times., 1915-01-13
Submarines to Start
Maneuvers Next Month

Maneuvers for the submarine hotilla,
he reserve torpedo fotillo. mine layers.
ard aeroplsnes will be held at Pensa-
cola during February, March. and
April. Secretary Of the Navy Daniels
. nnnunced to-day
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THE WEATHER REPORT.

The forecast for the District OF CO.
lumbia--Fair and colder tonight. tenn
perature about 2S degrees: Thursday
fair
Maryland-Fair tonight. colder in cast
lortion: Thursday fair: diminishing
northwest winds.
Virginia Fair tonight. colder, except
in extreme southwest portion: Thurs
day fair: diminishing northwest winds
TEMPERATURE
The temperature today as registered
At the United States Weather Bureau
and Affeck's:
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.aFFI.ECK'S. 4

TIDE TABLE.
High tide, 5A1 a. M. and go y. M.
Low tide l.:06 a. m. and 1909 p. m.
Sun TABLE.
IN rises. I:l5 sun sets......,, ) :o3
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Oaiy Osc "DROMO QUlNINE"
10 est tbs genuine. call fer full name LAXA.
TlW HSo4o QtINiNF Lock fer SsnAtyrs
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but SO far have been unable to Sain
any additional ground.
Prisoners coming from the north
say that an epidemic of typhoid pre-
walls In the German ranks. The num-
der Of cases is easing, especially
among the late arrivals from the
volunteer army. who have not been in,
oculntcd with snti-typhoid serum.
Prussian Casualty List
Brings Total to 40,343
COPENHAGEN, Jan. 13.--Advices
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@ar or ein gs5rOer?

Gie IoIioei neigt 5lir slnndbme
biit, bab elm Iant, Der an 8. Stunt
I'm Ttabtiiben Soipital OIL Der Jttp.
penfeGent5iinb,tng itarb imo bort iei-
nen 9tdmen als gSiIliam 6. Wtocre
annegeben hatte, nnoglideripeiie nit
einern geipiiien aemebp ioertiid lit.
Der Dor GINGER 3eit Den Bolt5elhet
pon 9e OtoB, Reu 9orf, erihob nno
auf ocIieu @erbofhlng eineSeIobniing
ron $4,000 niisgeieBt ipcrben III. Sit
zen Sleioern beS Eobten auiiroe ndin'
lid eIne 9arte qeiltnoen, Die ben gta.
men 6cs Ntor6ers tritg iulo Die So'
IpitaI6e60rben iinb baber erlltft NOR
ocu, oic 2cid)e oorldltfig nod niht
ouf Dem slrmcnfrieobof 5li bceroigen,
bis oic 9oIi5ei iih nit oct ge,oroell
bon De MOB in gerbinGimg iesen
i,no bon bort cine gellmle Terionalbe'
it,reibung bes seeltneop erbnlten
fam.
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ben appF. .Sn pislsn ReIerpela5arsttsn
Feblt bas Ginfathiit, in nnberH berritt
orDbter Gurus. s5unss Wlebi5intr mi:
bier Gsmeiter miiHsn am Opsrationss
tiId arbsiten! lie arautsnifapslisrn
iiub 9reipierteI bsrgeInufenes Stiin'
bsl. bas fit nun auf bisfe gBsiis 81
srndhren iudbt. Ddmen Der fsinsn
gsIenItdft, aiiniilerinnen arbeiter
ueben gctotttn, Sinserinnen. nHo ale
iino Tie a.eidl esiporoen in bisiem
Dienii. Tns a.ib bat iie ptr.int, ges
obsli. miirbe asma6t. 70 iheint %.
I'm qaris III man in pisltn arsiien
beIiiirst unb ii.f srbiitsrt. bab Der
Sabreana 1917 sinberufen IDcroen M.
Waon ipirb fid lanafdm bepubt, baB
bic Situniion niGt 70 roiis fein lam.
uub pi,le fyrnnsn hdbeT iih IN bisien
3apen NIT 9srspeifsitsm SerSen BON
ibrem lebten siinbt gtirennt. Dielt
Giebsebni1briasn iinb mod iuirtlihs
Stinber nnb nidt gu pereleihen mil
beati6tn 5unasn pom glsihn gllter.
es 1T unm0alin, iit aur porsiiiislen.
iuie ioIGs ssussnb In ben Sfiibens
arabsn auabalitn unt arits filbrsn
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iuisbsr in bieiem 5riiblingserpa6su,
iis f4eiHen iid aui ons aeben, duf ben
Genub unb bag gustoiien bieies Sas
fetns 5u beiinnen. 2lber aud oieies
dubers Bisb.rerpaasn III nur. Stafs
fass. Die Ybpiiognomie bisier Men'
f6en blieb SiefeIbs.
s5n Der aibrairie be Ia Solle. Sas
lit Der 1reffpuntt Der Greibentsr, Dsos
nifisn, qutimiIitariften unb idIimmes
rem interudiionalen publitums. Sisr
oibt es nod 9euis, Die unseftrui! gesen
ben arieg Iprs6en, lbtn prdIiosnten
Der Rspublit sineR Sanstpnrit Rubs
lambs neHnen biirien unb 70 nsbenber
pitante 9eiaihiben bon aifreo Gas
pus, grinnb unb &onforten ey5dhlen,
bic isber boren Tam, tpenn .er bier cir
Bud iaufen sebt. Giner bon ibnen
min ein 9ertrautsr bes iuneer 9epine
5ein unb tiid3t nun alerbanb 8ei6i6ts
den aug Miniitsrtreifsn uuf bic ipeis
Lamb Der Grsprdfstt BON pnris 81 uns
terbriiden bic Gbrs bate. aber ipenn
aud nur bic Salfte bes @essntbeils
ipabr III pOn'bem, ipas CT fagt, 10 iinb
bic 9eirsffenben unfterbIi6 blamirt,
mas Iie ni4t birbern fpirb, aud ftrners
bin Elm pprtsfsuilIe 3u trogen.
Gin aapitel fir fi6 iinb bic aruns
fenbduier, priputla5arette. Sotelipitd'
Ter in paris! Uldn bari lie aur NIT
ginsepeibten beiu9en unb !anH iie
bon aubsn ni9t ertenner, bu
4. feline RotbssarenssJubnen uabdn'
aen. Gle tbun aud beHer b1rdn, benr
ipnit piirbe balb batb Darts bsfIaggi
.fsinl gsinafs ole grcbsn Sr.tIs or
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lest fiibIe i'd ME usuqeborer. 9tl bin oer
slnIidt, bab 20 nidts btfitres gibt FIR itpa.
DE srauen nno Jung, Dtnbten, oils Ipoia
q. 9iuibams 8e9etabIe COMPOUND. uuo es
Diirbt mtf freuer. penr i'd ir8enojtmane
bspeaeN tbants, bic Wtbuin 5u probtren,
lteau i'd tpeib, iit ipirb b,beutruo mehr be-
tpirisr ole fur fie beaniprutt ptro."-RrS.
clara Granfs, 8. T. 9.'So. /, Usap!s'
creft iSarm, Safota, Dltnn.
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gerren qeibsn nnierwori,n iinb, fonten boa
Ssr sydSist,it DON lpDia 8. s,infbom Se'
gttobI. eompouHb, ihr. s6urbbeit rttber
bersuii.isu, iibsrSeugt ie,u burt, ois u'e!tn
etten unb pabrbeitsQeti,uenS Seugniiit ptl'
die mir ioripdbrsnb in ben 9siiun8sn pst'
cHeni!tden.
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'seu, bae 5bncn 2sbiu e. Ginfbam's
gesetable GoutpounS belfen fouute,
i&reibeu Sic an bic 2sbia e. Sinf'
ibcm WrSieine 60. (pertraniih), },
2snu, Infi., nm Rnta. Sir Sdrri.
ben mirb bon einer Gran se5ffnct, sc'
lIeiem nnb bsnnt,purtet unb itrens uers
traulid bebanSrlt mrrSeu..
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,pirb; .s III serabeu unmoraliIh, t'
nem perbenben Menftsn bic Wdffe
sum glorbsn in bic Saub ~ spinsen.
.,a6,r Sfraniretd mub cine breiiahe
iIsbermad1t iiber bic E.utiden bds
BEN, faoen mir bic fran16iiftn
SournaIiitsn. bic id1 barber befrase.
llne nit sinem iolfer nsuen SteEt
molten re bic enti6sibrInsadmpf
berbeifiibrsn, in BEN augenblid. lpo
aitheners Millipn irisssbsreit iein
ipirbl Dsuif&lanb fam bus rnbis abA
rparttn.
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Utrduftet
sit s5eims Sarbenbers, Der am Sains
tas bier in 3cuaeniait senOmmen
iunrDe,
TIM in Sadjen Der vSuiitania" lln'
terind)nus in Nem yOrf ans
5niasen.
Der gnride iua i'd bier ben 5talle
mern unb Gnglanbern ais Spipn
nnsebOten babeu.

gDie aus gietp Yprt gu ipdter
Gtunbe telegropbirt purbe, III Seina
Snrbenbsrs, Der. tpie ausfilbrlif be-
ridtet, bier am Sumstag in ,3eugena
baft aenpmmen porben mar, nm be-
siislit Der ,Suiitania llnteria6un9
In Rep Yprt Dor ben noess9rob9e@
i6tporsnen 4usiagen 5u MADDEN uno
bic bei4porene Iusiuge bon SuItao
Stabl au enttrditen, Der betanntlih
bebauptet bat, baB Die nauiituniu" BET
ibrer lebten Musreiie pon yleD yort
beitidt mar, ipurlps peridpunben uno
tonnte aus bieiem 9runbs niht psrs
npmmsn perben.
aapitGn 80. 3. Sfflep, pom Rem
gorter 9unbeseeeimoienit CAB 6u,
baB er aubsr Stanbs par an5uaeben'
no Surbenberg ii4 befinbet uno Der
Silfs> >Yunbesanpalt Roger 3. Woob,
Der bic unterIudun9 oes r9uiitauta'
Sails leitet, tpubte ebenfalls nidts iiber
Sarbenbers, ben er feiner 9erIiherune
5ufolge iiberbaupt ni9t gu Seii6t be-
tommen bat.
Sb bic 2lusiagen 9arpen6ergs ir'
eenbpel9en Wertb buben niiroen,
i6eint na6 ben Gntbiilungen, Die Der
geitrige Gag bier sebra4t bat, iiber'
baupt febr fraglia.
Gs bat Ii9 nGmlid beraus9eiteut,
bab 6arbenberg feline Stenite bier ios
pobI benz italieniiheu 9oniul CHARLES
@inuOcdio ipipie benz ensIif6en &pns
Jul R. 6. Simmonos ir. uls SpiOn
aneebotsn baben ioll. Bel betbcn !Sers
rem bat, ibrer 8eriideruue noh, Sars
benberg i'm 2aufe Der perflon nenen
Wode porgeiprp6en uno pffen ertldrt,
bag er, obi6on Seutiaer, bod gepiut
isi, sessn tlinsenbe Ueiin5e iein gas
terlaHb Su Derratbeu unb fir Die be-
treffenDen nit Seuti4Ianb i'm &riege
bsfinoIiden Regierunsen gu ipioniren.
Gr ion bin8ugefiist baben, OaB er felt
Nusbrud bes arieees aud fir
Oeuti6lano auf engIiifem Spben
Spionsubienite eelsiitet babe unb er
dbnIids Dinge nit gersHiigen fir bic
Maht leiitsn piirbe, bic ibm am beiteH
be5able.
Ger itaIieiliihe aoniul, Der natiir'
lid in iolfen Spionaaegci6idten
nitjt si,itarbia lit, oermies ben ooter.
IauSsloieu 8eieuen nit beiier sln.
iuflen al Die itaIieniife 8otidluft IN
@aibiugton imh Der cngIiite aoniul
berihtete ale Gin3elbeiten Der Inter.
reouns, Die er nit SoarOen6erg bate,
an Den engliifen @eneraIfoniul in
4BiiabeIpbia.