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White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
BERG LEFT IN CONTROL.
His Captured Ship, "Appam," to Re-
main in American Waters,

main in American Waters.
Norfolk, Va.-Thirteen German CIV
ilians detained on the former British
liner Appam since February 1, the day
the vessel was brought into Hampton
roads in charge Of a German prize
crew, have been ordered released by
the United States government. These
Germans were on the Appam when
she was captured by the German raid
er off the Canary islands.
With the release of these passengers
the Appam will be left in control of
Lieutenant Hans Berg, an original
crew of % men from the unknown Ger
man raider, and seven German mill
tary prisoners who we're on the YES
sci before she was captured.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
ltaIy's New ROYAL Decree,

A royal decree has been issued pro-
hibiting the importation into Italy or
transit through Italy of all German or
Austrian merchandise, as we'll as the
expectation of all merchandise of Ger
man or Austrian origin through Ital-
ian ports.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Cornell College Fire.

Ithaca, N. Y.-Morse hall, erected in
1890 and containing Cornell university
valuable chemical laboratories and
scientific equipment, was destroyed by
fire Sunday. The loss is estimated at
100000, partly covered by insurance
The cause of the fire has not been de-
termined. I
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Aar Raid over Italy.

Paris.-Austrian aeroplanes made
raid Sunday over Ravenna and the
neighboring towns OF Codigore and
Bottrighe in northeastern Italy, near
the Adriatic, killing Is.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
selbyvlIIe, Del. 100000 Fire.

Wilmington, Del.-Fire Sunday CON-
pletely wiped out the town of Selby-
vile, Sussex county. Several families
we're rendered homeless and the prop
erty damage was estimated at 500, 900.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
To Bar Booze Ada.

Delegations from Maine, Alabama
and Mississippi have urged the house
postal committee to recommend pass
age Of the Abercrombie bill barring
any kind Of liquor advertising what
ever from mails in states having laws
against liquor advertisements.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
New York Metal Market.

The metal exchange quotes lead
$6.15@6.25; spelter, not quoted.
Copper, firm; electrolytic, nearby
$27.50@28; June and later, $26.50@27
Iron-Steady and unchanged.
Steady; spot, $41.25 bid.
Bar silver, $3.50.
Mexican dollars, 1870.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Arkansas City Safe Again.

Little Rock, Ark.-Anxiety over the
Mississippi river levees atArkansas
City, where a break was threatened
with the possibility that the city would
be wiped out of existence, subsidized
Saturday. Twenty-Five deaths have
occurred in Arkansas as the result Of
recent floods.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
British Steamer sunk.

London.-The British steamship
Springwell has been sunk In the Med
iterranean while on her way from Lon
don to Calcutta.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Aerial Mail Routes Now.

Washington. = Aerial mail service
to isolated points in Alaska and Mas
sachusetts is contemplated by the post
office department.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
MINING NOTES

The fifth annual convention of min
ing men of the northwest will be in
session from March 20 to Is and will
be held in Spokane.
AS result of an injury recently in
the smelter at Trail, B. c., on January
8, Byron Stimmel of Spokane, will be
laid up for some time.
There now is payroll of $4,000 a
month at Trail, B. C. Twelve hundred
men are employed in the smelter and
about 1000 more in the mines there.
An increase of per cent in pay of
all employees of the Tacoma Smelling
company has been made This is the
second general advance in the last half
year, 10 per cent having been added
about six months ago.
D. G. Livingston, professor of geol-
ogy at the University Of Idaho, has
been chosen, the fifth member of the
trustees of the Columbia section of the
American Institute of Mining Engin-
GERS. The other members are Stanly
A. Easton of Kellogg, l.. K. Armstrong,
secretary; Frank Ross and Frederick
Keffer.
More than million dollars a year
will be added to the payroll of the
miners in the Occur d'Alenes because
Of the new scale which has recently
been adopted. The new scale applies
to all employees of the companies. The
average price of lead this month will
establish the rate of wages for next
month. Up to this date in February
lead has been uniformly quoted at
$110 per hundred, and if it continues
at that figure during the remainder of
the month, or at any figure between
Sc and $3.50, the rate of wages for
March will advance rs cents per day.
That will mean an increase in the dis
bursement for wages of $3.50 per day,
$112,500 per month of 80 days, and
$1,350,000 per year.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18

Better make one man laugh than
make a hundred weep.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18

T0I C6uI
Product. Total Increase
Copper, pounds II ,442,2O6,3SS 1898
Gold, ounces ....... 5,O92,973 984
Silver ounces - 1871 400 GIG
Lead, tons ... 615,525 1906
Zinc, tons ................ 565 900 1913
Pig iron, tons. 29,572,194 22..32
The gold mines Of the world pro-
duced $465,236,235 in 1915, a gain Of
s13,939, 400 over 1914 OF this sum
Africa produced $1s9, 15o,725, or 1880
per cent Of the whole. The United
States was second, with an output of
s105, 271, 76O, $3.50 per cent; Australia
STA third with $52,675,000, 1132 per
cent; Russia fourth with $22,71O,O00,
4.88 per cent; Canada fifth with $751;
875,250, 4.06 per cent. The next larg-
est producer was Mexico, with $751;
5000, 3.32 per cent.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18

A sixty-million-dollar station is to be
erected by the Milwaukee railroad in
Chicago.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Metals in 1915 Increase.

Mineral and metal production of the
United States during 1915 totaled 3d.
500, 100000. All the principal minerals
showed an increase except cement and
anthracite coal. The totals for each
of the principal metals and the rate Of
increase over the production of 1914
are given by the Mining World as fol-
lows:
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Allies Will Not Change.
Teuton's Diplomatic Victory.

Summarizing the situation, it is con-
sidered that Germany will win an i'm
portant diplomatic victory if the Uni
ted States agrees to withdraw it's pro-
lection from it's citizens travelling on
armed ships. Such decision by the
United States, it is pointed out, would
be wholly in Germany's interest since
that country has no merchantmen on
the seas.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Contained Arsenic.

The analysis showed that the guests
who partook of the soup missed death
by narrow margin. The poison used
was white ooxide arsenic DR.. Tonney
said that his estimate showed that the
portions served each guest contained
n grains of the drug.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
ARM|NG MERCHANT
SHIPS QUESTIONED
NOTIFIES THE U. s. THAT, BEGIN.
MING MARCH I, WILL TREAT
THEM SAME AS WARsHlPs.
GERMANY TAKES FIRM STAND
Secretary Lansing Warns Americans
to Keep Off Ships That Are Armed
England Says She Will Con-
tinue Practice, Regardless.

Germany and Austria have formally
notified the United States that, begin
ming March 1, commanders of their
submarines will consider armed mer-
chant ships of the entente allies to be
warships and will treat them accord
ingly.
Under such instructions command
ers would be at liberty to sink without
warning any armed vessel, whether
carrying passengers or freight.
1t is now Indicated that Secretary
Lansing will admit the soundness Of
the German contention that the arm
ing of merchantmen makes the usual
visit and search impossible before a
submarine attack. A warning to Amer
leans not to travel on armed allied
merchantmen probably will follow this
agreement. The allies believe if Amer
lea changes it's views on rules con-
corning armament, it will be only a
short step to placing an embargo on
the munitions traffic. A government
officially admitted considering the pos
sibility of allied ships boycotting the
American goods billed for other ports
than their own, but believes a boycott
could be fought successfully.
Allies Will Not Change.
London.-There is no evidence that
the British government or her allies
proposed to change the status of their
merchant ships, or the policy of arm
ing merchantmen on accoutn of the
Austro- German declaration.
White Bluffs spokesman. [volume] (White Bluffs, Wash.) 1907-1938, 1916-02-18
Chef Put Poison in Soup.

Chicago.-Poison, apparently pur-
posely placed in the soup served at
the banquet recently in honor of Arch.
bishop Mundelain caused the sudden
illness which attacked more than a
hundred distinguished guests and
threatened serious consequences. The
employee sought is Jean Crones, 20
years old, who was hired by the club
as an assistant to the chef last Sep
TENDER. He had charge of preparing
tha SOM
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OF ladies and gentlemen by appearing
unanuOuuced at Senator Clarke'F hotel
whore he conferred for half an hour
Witn the Arkansas senator in a corner
OF tho hotel parlOr
The opposition senators have er
pressed sar.ffctiou over some fea
lures OF tho new bin. but are IN.
clined eth 90 oppose anything that
might make government operation OF
ships probable A. proposed. me Dill
would provide Tor government opera.
tIon ln case satisfactory leases tY pr.
vatr corporations could not ha made
% is probable That fhe Din VIII be-
disposed Of ir tho house before mo
prDr8rrdreas measure. Gro introduced
fh'r" o. .s understood tho Traridrrta
Intention Ia f0 have al t.a differing
factions of h.a party .rlI Dim O com.
promise measure before IH intro.
'I'al MuoI fimo A. ST. beloved. VIII
Doc saved Dow tlur f|HraeH.rr one dr.
'.rnr'rs before tho bu reaches fho
floor
Senator simmons said t0rfFff frn
.ona'o probably would not c%oraIdrr
Zoo shipping tIl until af.r if Wal.
acted nr ln IIn huua. Un raff Hs
favored fH. Ir.. .I.rf'H TARIFF sYnmia
sion proposal because OF uru.uaI trade
condition. which vii prevail aunr
fha European war Wore d. not for
POI. 'HfraorI'raIy conditions Chat must
'" mn' Doc .aif hn ffrushf I'd rrrefaI
.Hf'if fomrI .Inr urr.cfs try
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS
school building
west virginia Industrial Home for G4ri5,
Industrial. W. Va
Notice 20 Contractors.

Notice Is hereby given that the under
signed state Board OF Control will. until
ceive at its office in Charleston. w. Va.
sealed bids FOR doing all the work and
turnishing all the materials necessary
TO complete the building according 10
The plans and specifications prepared By
W. Va
For one school Building 14o IT. X IS
II, Chapel Room % II BY so II. Press
ed brick: nreproof floor and roof.
Ground floor walls OF salt glazed brick.
Suspended ceiling. Steel trusses. Bed
FORD Lime stone trim and cornice. Com
position roof. Heating and plumbing in
cluded. No electric wiring.
Plans and specifications will be on
NE at the office OF the state Board OF
control. Charleston. w. Va. and can be
obtained upon request when same Is ac-
companied with two checks of five doll
lars each. one OF which will be refunded
returned.
An bids must be sealed plainly adj
dressed TO the state Board OF Control.
Charleston. ". Va" and marked In a
conspicuous place on the envelope. Bid
on Industrial School building. The
ND must be accompanied by "A certified
check for live Hundred Dollars $500. OOp.
checks OF unsuccessful bidders will be
returned when contract II awarded. and
check or successful bidder will be held
until proper contract and bond have been
executed. upon failure Of bidder to exc
cute which. his check will b. retained by
the state Board OF Control TO cover tho
expense OF re-adVertisiug and rc-lctting.
Immediately after contract * awarded
the successful bidder will be required
10 execute a proper contract with guar
anty company bond IN a penalty equal
10 half the amount OF the contract price.
said bond TO be conditioned for the con-
struction and completion of the work as
set forth Ia the plans and specifications.
Tree OF all claims for material and labor.
All bids must be made on forms filed
with the specifications. The state
| Board OF Control reserves the right to
reject any and all bids. N
TAT BOARD OF CONTROL.
J. :. LANIN. President.
Charleston, W. Va ja-27E
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CONSUMPTION IS
NOT NECESSARY
PEOPLE MUST NOT BE FORCED
TO JOIN THE SIDE THEY
THINK is RIGHT.

There is no need for CONSUMPTION.
The people have proved c~onclusively
thai they are willing TO Join the side
the believe Is right. At first there
was a little doubt in the minds OF the
populace. but after they were shown
the advantages they flocked TO the
standards as m In Wheeling the
men and women have Joined the ranks
by thousands. eclipsing m recruiting
campaign ever held by any country
and proving the patriotism OF our
people and their progressive nature.
And with the present epidemics that
are ~raraging the country and causing
so much misery and deaths people
have arisen as n and have been re-
heved % their troubles.
One OF the latest TO Join the side OF
health is Mrs. Maggie Moore. who
lives at 2l5 Hanover Street Martins
Ferry. Ohio. just over the river. In a
recent statement TO Mr. Renfrow. the
Ianlac representative here. she said.
Pains in my left side and across my
back gave me considerable trouble
and suffering and they kept me from
sleeping. / felt sick 10 my stomach
In the mornings and did not feel like
eating. l read OF so many Wheeling
FNNFiN PAaAolAA AdA4dt lUtL / just nau
10 try II and now I sleep hne and am
not bothered with pains in my back
or side. l feel refreshed in the morn
ings and have a splendid appetite.
see for myself that Tanlac is a won
derful medicine and heartily recon.
mend Il 10 everyone who is sick"
Have you Joined the ranks OF the
healthy II IS YOU duty TO yourself.
family and community that you be IN
perfect health 10 ward on the present
epidemics. Go today TO c. IT. Griest
& Co. 1925 Market Street and enlist
under the colors hat Will make a new
person Of you. Mr.. Renfrow. the Tan.
lao representative here. is always al
the above store where he will gladly
meet the public and explain Tanlac.
Tanlac IS sold only az IN above store
here. Price 81 per bottle. ADV.
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DISAPPROYES
Cconanusa from FiI,, P.r..,

timony already presented before the
house committee 10 show the made
qudCF OF present reserve stores for no
army. Ordnance equipment for an
army Of u.nuu. has been assembled
and the country is in better position
in This respect than az any time since
20" close Cf the civil war. ne said hut
even this gives no security In view OF
The TIME required 20 produce guns and
ammunition iu tho quantities the Euro
pcau war had shown 20 De necessary
only powder BIAS been delivered TO
me European beIigercut- in o. con.
siderable quantities up 90 this time bv
American plants. General Crozier OK
planned. although orders for many
Kinds NJ weapons and ammunition
were placed more than n year ago.
Ih' largest ORDER. Doc said were
fOr military rifles ana vh..c 100 1000 OF
OBJ old pattern weapon. already had
boon sent abroad. none ~ tho m4rt
hundred. oft th0l. md. OF modern DID,.
iI". bad tsf been delivered ARTILLERY
ammunition. Do said. would not start
abroad iu bullet form for some time
frI fn' number of small raiihrr field
h.ff"rI'. already delivered. had not
been worry large
Provide inland Plants
Pointing uuf That virtually 600 fhe
public HnI large private munIfI1u
plant. of f.. United State. lro located
t.H." 'n .It Atlantic aboard and
within .frIIIuE distance hf au enemy.
n U'" oft IrN1 .Hn. thr general added
'h". .0wo provision Boo made Dos con.
rf'.. In foster development ~ private
plant. iu future In tho interior
Before fhe military and naval com.
m. 'on. uf fho house today fle con.
H.fInn oft fh' country 1s fo 1ruE. which
would hn rfrcH Vary ir great quantities
In war fIwr was brought out bt Tho
.Irr.Hn general. of tho army and
na' Both Hrrr.I chat .uruIra OF
IuIu.ur Ird opium ba completed. shut
or pr fnr fHfrI static. became .r.
'".''I In war surgeon General Cor
lI oft fHH Hrmt .IiI fHHf fHn army
o.. HHr equipped with boil ,r.e mod.
.1' 'nr.. f1 Ia.t a force Of 100000
mon B year.
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Il am lettering now. will have no
more of it,"
Wanted Her 10 Get Out.
Mrs. Mohr made the assertion that
DR.. Mohr wanted her to get out and
shift for herself and that he urged
her TO 20 west and get a divorce. but
that she refused. Or. Mohr threaten.
ed to kill her because she would not
give him her jewelry. according TO her
testimony. She also said that the doc
tor coerced her into deciding her prop
erty to him and that up TO 1912 all
his earnings had been put in her
name.
Continuing Mrs. Mohr said that she
received many beatinFs from her nus
band because OF her attempts to keep
Miss Emily Burger away from him.
She asserted that DR.. Mohr was ad-
dicted 10 the use Of liquor and drugs
and while under their influence was
dangerous.
She did not deny writing letters 10
Heals. Or. Mohr's negro chauffeur.
while she va visiting the doctor 3
relatives in M~cEWensville. Pa. ex-
planning that she wanted to konw
what the doctor vas doIng-that he
was her husband and she was inter
ested in what be ala. She asserted
that her correspondence with Heals
was not carried on in pursuance or
an impending plot TO kill the doctor.
Told Of Her Affection.
Several times in her story. the wild.
.ow emphasized her undying affection
for the doctor and we or three times
affirmed hat she had wanted TO be-
come recOnciled to him.
She denied furnishing the defendant
Brown with money for a motorcycle
Ia May 1915. in furtherance OF the al
legged plot against her husband.
i didn't have enough money for
myself and two children TO get along
q she said.
Mr. Cushing. who made the opening
argument. indicated Tint the defense
would be comparatively brief. lie
said that it would be shown that Mrs.
Mohr never had any murderous IN
tent against her husband and never
conceived any plan TO kill him. but
that on the contrary she loved him
ana hoped for a reconciliation some
day.
Mrs Mohr was still under direct tx.
animation when our adjourned un.
al tomorrow.
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Il am lettering now. ! will have no
more of it,"
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ExECUTRIx NOTICE.
Exeeutrix Notice.

Having qualified a. eNccutrtx OF the
viii or my late husband Claude II. Var
nell. ali persons having claims against
ms estate viii please present them duly
verified at the law offices OF 5. q.
Boyce. Rooms S1S-Sis In the Schmui-
bach Building: and those them
selves 10 be indebted TO Mr.. Narneil will
please call at Air. Hoyce's offices and
ADJUST their indebtedness with him. he
being authorized by me 90 receive and
receipt Tor moneys so paid.
MABEL II NARNELL.
ENecutriN of the estate OF Claude II.
Narncll. Deceased. fa-25I
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SEALED

Notice TO Manufacturer, Johber.. Mar
chantss and Others wholesale Dealers
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN, That
the state Board OF Control OF the State
OF West virginia Will receive bids daiiv
At its Office at Charleston. West Virginin
Tor furnishing supplies for the several
state institutions. the financial manage
contracts viii be awarded 20 the loves.
bidders. quality considered. aud other
thlngs oeing equal West Virginia deal
ers Will be given preference.
Lists OF supplies needed will be fur
nished bidders on receipt OF REQUESTS
stating the line desired.
SIAIE BOAItD OF CONTROL.
ta-l-tf Charleston. West Nirgin's.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS
Annual stockholders meeting.

The regular annual meeting OF the
stockholders Of the CITY Railway Com
pany will be held at the office OF the
Company on the corner OF Twelfth and
street. Wheeling. W. Va. ON
lhursc0y. JanuafN 9th. 1916. at eleven
o'clock In the forenoon. TO elect a Board
OF Directors TO serve lor the ensuing
year. and for the adoption Of = new code
OF bylaws, and Tor the transaction OF
such other business As may properly.
come before the meeting.
j. r. FUSSELMAN.
1a-ls-tf Secretary.
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FOR KENT

FOR RENT
TWO FINE ELOOR ROOMS
SUIrABLE FOR OFFICES on III
ISL MAIN STREET, $40.
FIVE ZINE EOCAS AND HALL ON
SECOND FLOOR, 1000 HIAIr STREET
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Bnttsh sueoessful.

oNDON Jan. 20. $40 D. m-The
following official communication was
issued this evening.
General SIR Horace /. Smith Dorrien.
reports that ou January -. our troops
advanced from MbuyunL - miles east
81 Tuveto. tBriush East Africa and
drove Off a small force OF the enemy
which was heading the S~ereng-ti camp.
four miles west OF Mbuyuni. and occu-
pied the camp
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s-rocKHoLDERs MEETING.


~ kOCA0foIIUr IIuE.
Cleveland. O. Jan. goth. 1916.
Pursuant to the bylaws OF the Com
pany. notice Is hereby given thai the an
nual mectiug Of tho stockholders Will DE
held at the General office of the Com
pany. 744 Rockefeller Building. Cleve-
land. Ohio, at II o'clocK a. m. Tucsday.
FEBRUARY ;, 1916. for the election OF
directors and the transaction OF such
other business as may properly come
before the meeting.
ja-2s-p Secretarv
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To Aia IN pIookade-

LONDON. Jan. rs. T.5b D.. m=Here-
after French wars will assist British
vessels in blockade in both tho English
Channel and North Sea. participating 10
the examination Of mails and carEoes.
In future France viii be consulted on
an questions concerning the Ia dade.
Joint Anrlo-French replies viii ID. made
Z. any nrntesls ON the sublect
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WASHINGTON. Jan. -5.=Another ap-
peal for help for starving Armeniaus
reuhced the state department to-day.
through the American embassy at Lon
don Ambassador Page CabIcd that VS.
count Bryce had asked that the state
department be requested TO do what %
can FOR their relief.
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LONDON. Jan. 20. 1880 b. MN "A
circular addressed 70 the. munitions
manufacturer. David Lloyd George
makes the suggestion. which IL virtually
a command. that all SUNDAY labor should
be abolished In all controlled establish
ments.
1t Is better" writes Mr.. Lloyd
George. TO work overtime during the
week than 10 have sunday work. The
aim should be not TO work over twelve
shifts per fortnight or tweuty-four
where double shirts are worked.
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To I.ar nown Anna

BERLIN. Jan 90. ,ny wireless 10
~lyNIlleJ-The DELEGATES Of the Monte
reEr.u government az o. o'clock last MINT
signed articles providing FOR the laying
down o. tho arms 81 the Mo1tcuseriu
forces. according 90 an announcement
made today boy the Auatr1-uluEari3u