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Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Is Los Angeles business property
valuable!
Answer: This is what Valentine
Peyton gets in exchange for the Am
erican Bank building, northeast cor
ner Of Second and Spring streets
Deming, N. NJ, water works plant
140 Deming city blocks
1850 acres Deming city property
The Deming property and water
plant is appraised by the banks OF
that city at s64s,OOO.
Mr.. Peyton and his son-in-law
Arthur l.. Halves, own the banl
building and State Senator {. )
Lauehren of New Mexico. is tho
chief figure on the other end of thu
deal. Mr.. Peyton stated last nigh
that the deeds had not been passed
but he expected no hitch in complet'
inc the deal. At that time. his son
II. c. Peyton, will 20 to Deming IL
take charge of the property OF the
Dcming Real Estate and Improve
ment Company and Home Plot Com
pany, the corporations transferred
The American Bank building was
II two-story structure until nine
years ago when five stories were add
ed. Mr.. Peyion believes that Dem
ing is one of the most promising
towns in the Southwest-l.os Ange-
les Examiner.
Deming graphic. (Deming, N.M.) 1903-1948, 1915-01-08

Work has commenced on the re-
modelling of the Deckert block. Mod
prn store fronts will be installed and
the new room will be occupied by
Lester, Deckert 4 Co.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
PORTUGUESE MINISTER
TENDERS HIS RESIGNATION

Paris, March ff.--John chagax. Por-
tnguese minister 20 France. resigned
today. He issued this statement:
The present cabinet is an extra
parliamentary one and will not serve
under q dictatorship. Ny whole ca
reer rises up against such a capitula-
ton o. my conscience. cannot for
get ! was the first constitutional pre-
mier Portugal had The present re-
gime may not last long. but 7 thought
IL my duty 90 resign my diplomatic
post.
Nothing can explain the creation %
tire present dictatorship PORTUGAL has
been quiet ani hfe there normal OF
course there are party struggles there.
a. IN other free countries. but material
order was not threatened when the
executive power was placed In the
hands 81 Pimenta Castro. The aband-
onnent OF constitutional rule dement's
only the adversaries Of the republic
They are exaEgeratinE daily incidents
and even inventing sensational stories
such as the one sent out from Badajos
about the democrats OF the north
electing a second president In opposl :
ton - President Arragia. who as =
matter 81 fact continues 20 be uniyer-
sally respected"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
Judge Sheppard
TO Sit on Case of
Famous Prisoner

Tampa. Fia.. March If.-nichard J
hollea Florida capitalist and promoter
~ ExcrEladea lands. reccnfly indicted
hy q Kansas City Federal grand jury
en- charge uf conspiracy n counec-
ticn with the Florida land freisd cases.
tried today vas arralEnsd before
United States Judge Sheppard here
and placed under 5000 hone on hts
appearance IN court at Jacksonville.
March 81 The government ATTORNEYS
asked for Bodies removal 20 Kansas
city
bolles. together with other efnciaIs
~ the FLORIDA Fruit Lands Company
wa inflicted a Kansas city several
fnenths aro. lie waa arrested ard later
released after h. had been given a
hearing before United states Com.
missioner Brennan AZ Jacksonville
subsequently several Of his colleagues
we're convicted and sentenced 20 the
federal peritentiaFy. Bellies was ~
Indicted and a wsrrant Cor him was
issued March 4
Bodies, who had been IN For som.
time. was arrested IN Jacksonville yes.
terday and brought 90 this city today
Tor arraigEment His attorneys aid
they expected 70 furnish bond for him
late today.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
HARRY K. THAW
RELATES STORY
OF HIS ESCAPE
Wanted TO Convince Jury
That He Had Recovered
His Reason and Also to
Take All Blame for His
Escape.
Rr AssocIArrn prrsa.

New York. March Hilary Ken
dali Thaw went on the witness sta .
today and told the complete story Of
his escape from Mstteawan. His at
Iorneys explained that Tuaw desired 70
convince the jury trying him on the
charge Of conspiracy. that he had re-
covered his reason. He also wanted %
take all the blame Tor his escape.
Thaw testified that his alleged co.
conspiratoFs merely had been employed
to assist him out OF New York after
his escape. He told his story after the
lawyers failed % set into the record
testimony Of alienists regarding his
mental condition. Thaw declared ne
thought he had a legal right 10 Zee,
for he believed himself sane, and THAT
bad be remained his reason ultimately
have been dethroned. He still was tes-
tifyinE under cross-examination az al :
iournment tonight.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12

For the purpoaN q considering the
qusstion Of a prim.ars for the city cleo
u. the City Democratic Executive
Committee viii holf3a meeting satur-
day afternoon ~ . place TO be desiR-
rated. for the purpose 81 considering
the quegtion Of calling 4 primary ~
settle the one ofiee 90 be allied. that
- commissioner. fer the once now
held by Thoa. ~ Johnson. who Is a
candidate for reelection
Chairman w. Chipley Jones said last
night that he would notify the met~-
bership Of the committee probably to-
day. and that the meeting would be
held on saturday afternoon at some
hour % be Fixed later
Secretary Jones said that the pri-
mary would be called. and that Il
would be on the very latest date al
lowed By law. Whether IL viii be
according 10 the Bryan primary law,
OF not remained 90 be settled. but the
belief IL that II VII be tha Bryan lass.
AZ that eliminates the second agita-
ton.
There L. but enc candidate in the
Geld AZ present. bat Their are az least
four who have been spoken II as prot
able candidates fer the position which
pays at the rate o. t25e per gmonth
These candidates. other than fhe one
announced 20 succeed himself, viii al
probably make early announcement
and by Sunday week. II Is expected
that practically all the candidates viii
be IN the field.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12

f.cna0n. March 1.-THE arrival Or
the Ethel Friedrich at Newport News.
removing FOR = time menace % Brit
ieh shipping. and the success of British
troops ia the region Of Lahas~ee IL tbs
chief interest In the British Isles. II
- ronsid~ret here that the Eithefs
career has ended for II she leaves the
British cruisers will account Ger her.
The possible action Of the unite-i
States IN regard - the stalking or the
Williams p. Frye e much discussed.
The general View Is that the United
States cannot allow German warehips
% sink American ships with food Tor
England and then protest against the
allies prohibition of food for Germany
There j. little news Of the British
victory rs Northern France. bur Il a
believed u has greatly Improved their
position Equally lmportsnt was the
success 81 the British aiFmen IN des-
troFinx TIE railway functions az Menin
end gourtraA These are German
mails lino communications and vii dea
l4y new troops which are reported az
concentrating fvr another attempt q
break through ~ Calais and Boulogna
Parts mnnoucne a British notllla
successfully hosnharaed weassnae Bel
GUM
- Northern peaAna betueen tae Me
men END NleguHs rivers heavy nghtins
continues. The Germans apparently
le-o falling hack Ia the aorth. but are
Nwnting rearguara actions. which be-
come pitched battles. taxing fev
prisoners
The Germans claim 20 have defeated
fhe RaaEiane near Ostroienka The
Battle between khoriele and Przaanyss
continues
Cveier weather has hardened ths
wround N North Poland this Is said &
ae th~ aFst tlme iu the history whers
tie weather has favored 40 army IN
sadiaK Russia
Tenedo's reports say the Turkish
artillery ina the Daraaneliea grows
weaker daily and the ailles have hail,
damaged the forts IS chanak KaleAl
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
Report hterned
Ships Planned TO
MakeDash toSea
~ AssocIArEp pREss

Washington. March u.--Although
recent offlclai lnvesti cation - said 20
have disapprovee reports that German
ships laid az "a New YORK. haraor were
pianning q lash % sea, new steps
have been taken % protect American
neutrality az that port
To-day. Secretary Daniels ordered the
destroyers Dayton and MeDougal up
from Guantanamo, 70 Join the wunboat
Dolphin, dispatched from the WASH
ington navy yard last night 10 take up
q watch IN New York harhor The
coast guard service ordered the Cutter
Mohawk IN from her cruising ground
70 reinforce the cutters Tompkinsvills
Mr. Daniels said he did not plan "a
order any more ships % New York.
The only explanation Of the latest
moves was she ships were being placed
IN the ordinary course % taking pre-
cautions 20 Aafeguard neutrality
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
~ AssocIArElp pRrss

London March il--s'he British re-
ply 10 tire American note regarding
submarine warfare and food supplies
fof GremamF - expected soon Con-
tents e the reply are unknown but
q - possible to indicate the points
likeiy 20 carry weight
There Is a strons feel ng In Downing
street that the American "Qula PRO
Qaius ala net 50 Tar enough. 0ficsala
point ont that Britain lnterfereg only
once with German food supplies and
then after the German government took
over all foodssuHs Thty say Enwlarga
r. asked 20 forego her clear right Ca
the understanding that Germany will
abstain from committing too maus
crimes against humanity. scattering
mines ard sinking unanned merchant.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
ANOTHER NOTE
TO CARRANzA BY
UNITED STATES
Must Keep Railway Com
munication BetvFeca Mex
leo City and Vera Cruz
Open and Protect All
Foreigners.
~ AaNocfArrn -

Washington. MsFsn 1.-THE United
states today sent Csrranxa another
note. a reply to his response ~ fiat
night % tho notice that lle and o'Esre-
son viii be held personally responsible
for the safety Of Americans and other
foreigners n Mexico City.
Toaaya note il understood 20 haze
emphasized the Importance Of keeplng
railway communication open petwes.i
Mexico city and Vera Cruz.
Dispatches 80 quickly after the re-
ceipt ~ carranxa's reply, created ths
impression Ia diplomatic quarters that
the United States r. determined - ad-
vance and make representations FOR
the unrestricted passage ~ Americans
from me capital 70 Vera Cruz There
was no formal comment concernlng
the situat ionn
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
Pointed Questions
are Asked America
England Says Germany Has Violated So Many Com
pacts and Conventions That England Win Not
Take Her Unsupported Word, and Asks If United
States VIII Stand Sponsor.

men. and ask Of the United states
would guarantee that Germany would
observe the agreement n reached.
They say Germany has violated 50
many cornpaets and conventions that
British statesmen are disinclined 20
trust her unsupported weird The Ger
man policy which has aroused the
most Indignation u the alleged cone
tinued persecution % Belgians They
say q discussion should be had on ali
points - Germany's alleged nou-con-
forming 20 the rules Of civilized war
fare, instead TOO.
a high authority says that under
these considerations Il must BE in
ferred that the natural sympathy Of
the British government with the
American suggestions must 70 soms
extent. % mitigated BY other and
wider considerations
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
FRENCH REPORT
CAPTURING OF
GERMAN Trench.
British Attack on Excava-
tons Before Neuve Cha
pelle Results in Taking of
Nearly Two Miles of the
Enemy's Emit renchment
Stronghold.
az AesocIATEp PREse

Paris, March ii.--tyia LOndonl--
Capture Of q long stretch % German
positions in Flanders IL announced I'm
this afternoons official statement:
"a British attack yesterday resulted
Ia the capture OF 600 metres NEARLY
II miles, % trenches before Neuve
Chapelie lFlandersl and Of the village
Itself" says the statement
1T progressed IN the direction Of
Aubers as Gar a. Pistre Mil. and IN a
southeasteFiy direction aa far as the
northern border Of Bots du Biez. that In
20 say. distance OF about two kliome-
tres beyond Neuve chappeiis The
German artillery fred only few shots.
As regards the rest q the front
there IL nothing 20 add 20 yesterday
evenings communication"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
President Viii
Give Audience to
Officials Only

Washington. March if..-~Annonnes-
ncnt was made today NJ the White
House that because OF the PRESSING
character of the Mexican and other
international questions. President VII
son win see no callers except govern
nent officials for the next three weeks
The president wants &C. take per-
aonai charge % the negotiations over
neutral shipping and with rae Mexicaa
factions.
The sinking OF the william y. Frye.
"a Is understood Is conSieslNd a. hsar~
ing significantly on the ssnerai con-
trabmnd question.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
MAYOR SAID HAVE
DIRECTED FRAUDS

Indianapolis, March ti.-~Mayor
Dom " Roberts told me 20 make cut
about SOC registration applications
FOR the last election testified Edward
Hoiier. FORMER chief 81 police q Terre
Hsute today 81 the trial 81 Roesrts
and twenty-seveu others CHARGED with
eiectloa fraud conspiracy, Holier. who
has pleaded guilty e the charge. has
beer named ey witnesses as the leader
In the city ball rEstration scheme.
Roberts said d me" continued uoi-
Ter. "gei some bose and make out the
application
~kn these applications eafa the wit-
uesz we're forfeltous persons.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
ny ASSOCIATED PREss

RY ASSOCIATED PRESS
Washington. March ifs-Unieaa
Germany voluntarily effers to make
restitution for the dstruetion 81
the American ship Frye. and sx-
presses regret fer the occurrence.
the United States will make q
strons protest with request fer
reparation. The persistent stated
> searching inquiry will be con.
Quoted.
Washington. March ii.--Presideni
Wilson announced today that Z
searching inquiry would be mads
into the sinking Of the American sail.
ing snip William p. Frye BY the Ger.
man auxiliary cruiser Prinz Elite
Friedrich. This statement was issued
At the white House.
The president. when asked regard.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
Searching Inquiry
Into Act of German
President So Declares in Statement Regarding the Com
merce Destroyer Prinz Eitel Friedrich-Admitted-
y the Most Serious Incident of War In It's Concern
TO the United States

ing the sinking OF the American SAIL
ms ship William ". Frye by the Ger
man auxiliary cruiser Prinz Eitel
Friedrich said:
"A most searching inquiry will be
made and whatever acton is tamen
win be based upon the result OF that
inquiry"
Discussion Of the affair in ofYiciai
quarters was taken 70 foreahadow a
strong protest 10 Germany.
GERMANS PLEA.
The contention OF the German com
mander that the American ship had
contraband Of war aboard and there
fore destruction was justified. has been
set up as a plea In other cases bur
never has been recognized by the
United States as the only Justification
Continued on Page Threel
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
Panic In Turkish
CAPITAL Followed
Attack By Fleet

Geneva. (Via Parisl, March IL
The FIRST guns nred BY the allied nees
In the Dardanelles stopped all busl-
ness In Constantinopie and was the
signal FOR a panic according 20 swiss
travellers arriving from the Turkish
capital They declare many wealthy
families are leaving.
Conssantinople Is said 20 be fun Of
officers. Including Germans. Compar-
ativsly few troops. most OF them ar
tlilerymen. are going 70 the front
There are persistent reports In the
capitol that large army soon viii ar
rive from Adrianopie
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
PLEADS NOT GUILTY
TO KILLING BABIES
RY AssocIATEp PREss

View York. March fi.--Mrs. Ida
sniTen Walters. pleaded net guilty IN
supreme court today 20 charges that
me murdered her babies. Loretta ard
John. BY poison. Lorlys Elton Rogers
father Of the children pleaded not
guilty e the charge that he compelled
Mrs Walters 60 live with him
Rogers bail 81 81 soc was continued.
Mrs.. Walters vas LED back to her cell
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
SAYS TURKISH CAPITAL
HAS NOT LOST HOPE

Washington. March IA wireless
dispatch 20 the German embassy here
today from Berlin says:
'Constantinople reports yesterdays
hombardrnent % the DardaneIles was
again unsuccessful and the disposition
az Constantinople is stiil hopeful
Landing attempts from the eneuyss
neets on the outer psrdanelfes failed"
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
INTERSTATE COMMERCE
COMMISSION RuLEs

washington. March Il--yoint class
rates rom So. Louis and nearby points
20 La Fayctte. La. were upheld to-
Gay BY TIE interstate commerce COM
mission. The rates we're attacked BY
the Ia Tayette chamber % commerce
as violating the long and short haul
proyis ms.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12

and Mr. Loftin. who had been grand
vice. chancellor for the past year, was
the choice of the delegates assembled
here for grand chancellor. His adj
dress OF acceptance was one Of the best
and most eloquent ever delivered az =
grand lodge meeting
Key West was selected as the city
In which next years convention will
be held. The Pensacola and West
Florida delegates put up hard night
20 get Pensacola named for the next
grand lodge session. but the delegates
took che view that the selection u ths
grand chancellor from that city was
sufficient honor for one year for ono
place. Lakeland also asked 20 be
designated. but had only small SUP
port.
The full iias of officers followpi
Grand chanceilor--Scott S. Loftin.
Grand chancellor Ernest r.
Roberts. % Key West
Grand Prelate--N. r. Vowel Of Or
lando.
q X. 81 n. and s.-w. n. Lattimer
% Tavara1.
@. NJ. Of Ex-wm c. West of zach.
sonville.
Grand Master AZ Arrns.-w. J. VIII
liame. Ir.. ~ Milton.
Grand Inner dusrd--wna. n. Gossr
% Ocala.
Grand Outer Guard--A. = Brandon
Of Clear Water
supreme Representative e.
Lynch OF Gainesville.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
OWNERS OF MILLS
VISIT THE PLANT

Caryvfilc. March III y. Hender-
son and @. o. Waits. owners Of tire
large sawmiii plant 81 Henderson,
waits Lumber Co. At this place. are
in Caryvllie looking after their tim
Der and extensive turpsntlns interests
IN this county.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
3 EX-GOVERNORS
UNDER SUBPOENA
~ AssocIATEp PREss

Montgomery. Al. March 1.-The
three ex-Eovernors Of Alabama. will
lam ID. jerks = 3. comer. and En-
NETT O'Neai have been summoned 20
appear before the Merritt investigating
committee ~ Birmingham next Mon
day and make suggestions which might
Lead 70 q more economical state gov
eminent
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12

New York March iI.-Bruce L. Rice.
member OF the board Of governors 81
the New York Gotten exchange. SUE
penaea operations today because - m
ure wsa regarded as a small one and
the market was unaffected.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
NEW-FOUND FRIEND
TURNED UP CONVICT
~ AssocIATEp PREss

Memphis. Tenn. March 1i.-Porter
Jones. said BY the police 20 have es-
caped from a Georgia Prison camp
while serving a life sentence for muir
der. was arrested here today and 10
being held for Georgia authorities. The
police said Jones confessed 10 the
murder az Jack Adams ~ Decatur. Ca.
and claims 70 have escaped twice from
prison camps the last time three years
ago.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
ENGLAND ELATEO
OVER SUCCESS
BRITISH ARMY
Claimed Latter Have Greatly
Improved Their Position
in Northern France.
WATCHING ACTION
OF UNITED STATES

General View Is America
Cannot Permit Germans
to Sink Vessel Flying the
Flag Of tho United States
With Food for England
and Then Protest Against
Allies Prohibition OF Food
for Germany.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
SMYRNA WILL
BE BOMBARDED
81 AssocIArEp PREss

Washington. March ia cable
gram from Ambassador Morgen-
thau Of conatantinople. yesterday
was received and the state depart
ment tonight and stated the Brit
itxh admiral commanding the allied
feet In front II Smyrna. gave the
Turkish garrison twenty-four hours
20 surrender under threat Of bonn
hardment
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
NORWEGIAN STEAMER
RELEASED ~ BRITISH

London. March 1.-THE Norwegian
steamer vttalia from New York. Feb
ruary for Rotterdam witt q cargo ~
packing PRODUCTS has been released by
British authorities At Falmouth and
left today for Rotterdam. The cargo
was reconsigned 90 The Netherlands
Oversee TRUSS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
MANpoT AND MURPHY
MATCHED FOR BOUT

New Orleans. March 1i.-Joe Man
dot and Harlem Tommy" Murphy
today were matched for q 2o-round
aght here March 70. according 20 an
nouncement Of local promoter The
weight stipulated is 100 pounds az 3
o'clock.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
Pensacola Honored by Selec-
tion 10 Highest Office
of the Order.
KEY WEST NEXT
MEETING PLACE
That City Selected Over
Pensacola and Lakeland,
Although a Hard Fight
Was Put Up to Bring the
Convention 10 Pensacola
Next Year.
sPECIAL 20 I'D IoURNAI.

SPECIAL TO THE JOURNAL
Palatks. March ii.--ecott M Lolita
Of Pensacola. was today elected grand
chancellor Of the KnigAta OF Pythias
Of Florida. the highest honor w.thfn
the gift of the grand lodge. The elec-
ton Of officers occurred this afternoon
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
COMMITTEE TO
MEET AND TALK
ABOUT PRIMARY
Chairman Jones Will Call a
Meeting for Saturday
Afternoon.
SELECT DATE OF
PRIMARY ELECTION

II VIII Be Held at a Date as
Late as Possible and Ii is
Possible Only One Pri-
mary Election VIII Be
Heid-city Commissioner
Johnson is the Only An
nounced Candidate for the
Position.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1915-03-12
The SPANISH AMBASSADOR
REPORTS AssA8sINATloNs

washington. March li--senor RI
ano. the spanish afnhassa Der Informed
the state department today that four
Spanlards had been assasEinated ia
Mexico city and presented reports OF
footing and burning OF private resi-
dcnces Tn the outskirts lie made no
specific request for action
Secretary Bryan said he was work
lnw fer a speedy admission Of supplies
20 the Mexican capital Assurances
we're received from carranza that for
eiEners would be allowed 20 use the
capital was completed
I'D 20 Tuesday night !, did no ap-
pear that the capital had been evacua-
ted and Secretary Bryan had no fur
Their knowineage on that point
carranza's formal reply % the
American note was iaid before Presi-
dent wilson today and sfterward. II
vas indicated IN administration circles
that the situation looked more en-
couraEing.
WASHINGTON. March IL--cArranza's
formal reply 70 urgent REPRESENTATIONS
II the American government relative
10 me conditions In Mexiso City. the
text % Which had been made public
n Vera Cruz was being deeiphered to-
aav II the state department The re-
pN. which Was directed 10 President
Wilson personally and cabled IN code.
was received AZ the department late
last ntKht.
En his reply as given cat AZ Vera
Crnz. CarranEa rromtsea taat fore sn :
srs II Mexico City would De AFFORDED
Z protection Hls assurances 90 That ef-
I feet officials here confidently believed
wouid make Il unnecessary Tor the
American governments 20 taAe any
Z further steps
Although ofnciais said the food STU
+ alton IN the Mexican capitia continued
serious. sorne ~ them APPEARED 60 be-
liese there had Been an Improvement
in a general way Word q General
/ ObFegou's evacuation 81 agextco Cts
was being awaited ard cfaeiai advises
said the American note had had a good
lonect u 49, city.
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