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The sun., 1916-01-28
GREECE READY TO
JOIN The TEUTONS
Rome Hears King Constantine
Feels Strong Enough to
Defy People.
FEAR DCRAZIO Is LOST
Special cable Despatch to TINS srS.

Spe0W tooe Despdtrh 10 'TUE StN.
LONDON. Jan. 27,--King Constantine
OF Greece Is about TO make common
cause with the Kaiser. according to re-
ports from Athens transmitted to Lon.
don from Rome. The Rome correspond
cnt OF the Daily NeWs telegraphs to-
night:
The situation in Greece IL becoming
serious Tho King and Cabinet, sup
ported by Parliament and encouraged
oy the Austrians and Germans. feel suf.
hciently powerful to impose their will
upon the people. to overcome the oppo-
sition OF the pro-ally party. and to init
late policy favorable 10 the Germanic
alliance.
King Constantine's power is now
unlimited. owing to the state of siege
In which the country is virtually plared
Sensational developments are feared in
the near future. a significant indica
tion of the impending change in the at
titude of Greece toward the Allies is
afforded 10y the growing hostility toward
allied citizens in Greece. especially to-
ward Italians"
The fall OF Durazzo. the chief seaport
OF northern Albania, IL believed to he
imminent The Austrian army. which
in ito southwark sweep took Scutari
and San Giovanni di Medua, is now
only a seven hours march from Du-
razzo. The capture OF this port would
place the Austrians in complete posses
sion OF northern Albania.
No resistance is looked for at Du
razzo. where Essad Pasha with his com
paratively small army of Albanians ant
the remnants of the Montenegro auC
Serbian armies could do little to stem
the invading tide.
Chief interest centres upon Avlona. \
Bulgar move on Avluna, where the ltal
ian expedition is concentrated, might re
suit In declaration of war betwe.i
Italy and Germany This has been care
fully avoided thus far. \ fact which
strengthens this theory is that the Bul
gars could have long ago attacked Az
Iona. but for some reason remained it
the interior of Albania. apparently mark
ing time until the Austrians had made
further progress In the north and centre
The Rome correspondent OF THE SITS
telegraphs.
Greeks are concentrated at Argyro'
castro and koritza. ostenslby to pre-
vent the Bugarians from advancing
toward Avlona. In reality the Greek:
are invading Epirus.
The Austrians are aiming at Du
razzo. which probably will not be de-
Tended by Essad pashi. who will re-
tire toward Avlona. The Albanians ar,
leagued with the Austrians Hence re-
sistance by the Montenegro remnants
1 at Durazzo would be useless.
The .\ustrans are now in undisputcc
possession Of northern Albania as far "a
the Drin River.
Information received by the CORE
| spondent from a diplomatic source is I,
the effect that Bulgarian troops have
been sent to Austria. destined to coop
! crate with extensive Austrian military
operations in Albania, where no Ger
! man troops have been sent lest German
! attacks on the Italians would provok,
| a declaration OF war. which Germany il
| striving to avert
The sun., 1916-01-28
KAISER TAKES CIVIL
PRISONERS INTO ARMY
Celebrates Birthday With
Church Services and Emp
tying of JailS.

RFRiiN. via Sayville, Jan. 2T.--To-day
WAS the fifty-seNeuth birthday Of EN-
peror William The only forna, ob~erv-
sncc held consisted Of religious services,
but flags wero out everywhere.
All civil prisoners IN GERMANY between
the ages OF - ami 80 years were
pardoned by the Kaiser and will he en-
listed In me army.
The main celebration was held AT the
General Headquarters YESTERDAY There
Emperor by the Archduli. charles Fran
els, heir to the Austrian throne. in brhai {
of Emperor Francis Joseph Field Mar
shal Enron Conrad Won Iioetzcndorf.
Austrian chief ~ stan Prince Henry of
Prussia. Lieut. -fcn. Tekk Pasha. head
Of the special Turkish military miss on
90 Germany. and col Sanshev, represent
,ng Bulgaria. In thanking them the
Emperor expressed the CONVICTION that
ultimate victory IN the war would rest
with the Central Powers.
The culugistic articles in the German
press concerning the Emperor nearly all
call attention to the fact that he pre-
served peace for twenty-five years.
"Now that the war has come" says
an overseas News Agency statement
attempts are being made to present
the Emperor in n false hight by means
of Calunny. The press Expresses the
hone that the truth will become knowu
as it was in the case Of Abraham Lincoln
who was eliminated by the British IN
the same manner
The sun., 1916-01-28
SAYS ENGLAND NEEDS REVIVAL
sir David beatty Thinks war VIII
Last Till Nation Wakes.

LoSpoN, Jan. 27.--Nice- Admiral SIR
David Beatty, commander of the FIRST
British battle cruiser squadron, which
defeated the Germans in the North Sea,
made a stirring appeal to-day for a re-
liglous revival in England as a ncces-
sary preliminary to winning the war
This was Incorporated In letter read
before the annual convention of the So-
ciety for the Propagation II Christian
knowledge,
surely Almighty God does not in
tend this war to be just hldeous fracas
or blood drunken orgy he writes.
There must be purpose in II improve
ment must come out OF II.
France has already shown us the
way and has risen out OF her ruined
cities with revival OF religion that is
wonderful Russia has been welded into
a whole and religion plays great part,
England still remains to he taken out
Of the stupor of self-satlsfactiOn and
complaCency into which her fourishng
condition has stepped her. tntil she IAN
he stirred out OF this condition, until a
religious revival takes place, just so
long will the war continue"
The sun., 1916-01-28
ITALIANS LOSE, THEN
REGAIN FIRST TRENCH
.\u>trianS Force Line. hut Are
OuSted and Repeatedly
Attack in Vain.
sbec,di 'dbi. Dsspotct 10 Tnr =,

ROME. ian. 27.-Th" Austr.aus made
determined attack OIL the Italian post.
tions about Oslavia. northwest of Gori,z
on Monday. Through numerical surp-,.
ori'N they were able 20 force tine Italians
from "a part OF tA,ir first line trenches
TIL" Italians counter attacked ana re.
covered the ground lost.
The Austrian attack then vas repeated
but the Italian line held. and success, 8
attacks were renuls.d.
The official statement issued by the
Italian war Office to-day follows:
IN the l.agariua Valley on January
- the enemy renewed his attack
against our positions AT Nor. hut was
repulsed. ON the same day in the
Sugana Valley our sco,Nng parties
dislolged III. enemy from Narter I'M
Ther. was the usual artillery ac.
tiviiy in the Cadore and Carntc re-
gious. with particular Intensity ~ 'hn
zou. of the Nti.utIra Valley
ON tn" heights northwest Of Gur,'z.
on the evening Of January ~ import
ant enemy forces. favored 10y Il fog
attacked our positions around Dslav.a
owing To the enemy : numerical SUI
pcriority, some Of our first line de-
tachm"uts withdrew to the second llne
trenches. afierward counter attacking
successfully and r-pulStng determined
enemy attacks. Hcavy losses were in
rct"d on the enemy
on the tarso plateau there was a
violent artillery dG"l, especially in thu
zone of MoNta san Michele.
The sun., 1916-01-28
LUXURIES TO BE LIMITED.
Britain Also TO Take over Control
Of Mercantile Marine.
sp.c,ni rabie Despatch to THE ST,

LONDON, Jan. 27,-Walter Runciman,
President Of the Board Of Trade, made
two important announcements In the
House Of Commons this afternoon. one
was the decision OF the Government to
r,ace a partial embargo on the impor-
,ation OF certain unnecessaries. The
other was the intention to place the
whole British mercantile marine under
Government control
The adoption of these policies. which
has been necessitated by the acute short
age in shipping facilities. has been fore
cast in several previous statements by
Mr. Runciman.
Neutral countries, particularly the
United States. will be hardest hit. Inn
ports OF wood pulp, glass and tobacco
uIlI be permitted only in limited
amounts, and II is possible that the pro-
hihi,ion will be extended to furniture
woods and other raw material. and the
rxportat,on Of rags and waste, from,
which paper and other products may be
manufactured.
raw leaf rose three cents pound in
London aud Liverpool to-day.
The sun., 1916-01-28
THREE AMBASSADORS
GO TO SEE COL. HOUSE
EnvoyS to Austria. Turkey and
italy Make Long Trips
for Conferences.

BERLIN, via London. Jan. o7.--Col r..
NJ. House, the special envoy Of Presi-
dent Wilson. will confer during his stay
in Europe not only with tho American
Ambassadors to England France and
Germany. but also with those to Aus
tria, italy and Turkey. 1t WAS learned
to-day that these Ambassadors will
meet him either in Berlin or at some
other poin, OF his return to France and
England
Ambassador pcrfcld will come from
Vienna to Berhn tins Wees Anlbassa-
dor Morgenthdu plans to make the long
trip from Constantinople on the new
daily train service between the two cit
ties. and Ambassador Thomas Nelson
Page will meet the Presidents envoy
In Switzerland In this way col House
will he enabled 60 present to President
Wilson a fairly comprehensive report on
the situation In all the leading bel
ligerent countries except Russia.
Ambassador Gerard has arranged a
! series Of dnners through which Col.
| House will he given tho fullest oppor-
tunity 20 learn the German outlool,
directly from leading German states
men. Among the guests wlIl be Dr.
Won Bethmann-iIoliwcg the Imperial
| Chancellor. Foreign Sccretarr Voit
| Jagow. and prominent industria,
| figure in br. Waiter Rathcnau, head
| OF large electrical interests
| Chancellor Won Beihndnu- IL ollwes
was to have din"d with col. House this
| evening but was called 20 headquarters
for a conference wijA the Emperor amt
| will come 10 tue Embassy on Friday
evening instead. \ parry of neutral
| diplomats, including the spanish An'
The sun., 1916-01-28
FRENCH SAY ENEMY
LOST MORE GROUND
Germans. However. Declare
Gains i'm ArtoiS Region
Were Extended.
Spec,ai ,obi, De>pa'cl TO Tnr sr>

i."NpnN. Jan - The fighting about
\euv.le- Sa'u. Naast. in Artos. result
iug from tn. German offensive 10 tn's
quarter continued las; night and to-day
with considerable violence. The French
and German official statements contra
dlst each other regarding the results OF
the hghting the French Commun,uue
stating that the Germans were repulSei
IN their attempts TO rccapturr the posi-
tons lost last night and the German
statement announcing the extension of
their gains by between 500 and COO
yards
TINS afternoon the French War Of
ticc announced that the French troops
we're continuing to reocCupy the nine
crater- in which the Germans had gained
- footing TO this tonight WAS added
the statement tnat German counter
attack TO the east Of N-uv lie saint
Vast mad been completely repulsed
The Berlin Wa" Ohice says that one
officer and fty-two men We're taken
PRISONERS ~ the stormiug ~ IN" Frcrrh
positions and that the counter attacks
hy which the French are seeking 20 le-
cover tL" positions lost in tn" past few
days n tnis sector have been without
SUCCESS
The ofHral commuuipue iSsueh IN
Paris tonight says
sharp activity on the part OF oui aftll-
t"Il on the whole front.
In S-ig'um destructive fire directed
LgaIust the German trenches situated
N front Of Boesinehe and n"tw"rn
! Sterustrtctc and iie'-SaS caused
| serious damage to the euemN
In Arto,s. to the east of Neuv lie
. SAINT Naast. tn. enemy attempted tv
a counter attack 20 r"take the n'r"
cratcrs from wH..h We drove him ~
the ,oIrse OF the I.gh'. lie was COM
. uiricly r"pulssd.
To the north Of the A'sne our trench
cannon DESTROYED the enemy orgtnzt-
b tons at l.a Nille-au-Rois
Nt the ArEonne the mine fighting -
. bong continued 70 our advantage
- between I'm 905 and Ia fiau'c
Chevauohee We exploded two mines
, The enemy suffered er.ous losses IN
the tgntjug which followed Cor the
. capture Of the crater, of which We o.
} ,.Ipel one Of the sides. ON" of our
/ long range pieces brought under Us
, fire an enemy convoy which was
entering Manscnnes, TO the north
west of E'tr
The following report from NritiSf
Headquarters in France was issued 10
night by III. official press bureau
Early this morning We exploded
mine opposite Giv"uchN
trgallled homhtrimruts wer" ~
r,rt.d against several portions OF the
hostile lines.
The ho~tii. artillery was active east
and northeast OF l.ooS, to the south
Of tn. Bois Greuier, To the northeast
of Nrmrntiercs and 10 the northeast
Of Yprcs
our artillery rotaliated succtSs'u''N
against tn, hostile batteries ana
The sun., 1916-01-28
DECLARES GERMANY
RECOGNIZES DEFEAT
British Financial Expert Says
Foe Is Blazing Resources
Away in Vain.
ENGLAND MUST RETRENCH

Io~poS, Jan 27.--Baron lnch,ape ~
Strathnaver head of the PENN, Glar and
Oriental Line and orc Of the leading
commercial ard financial authorities of
the United kingdom, decialed to-day at
thr annual meeting of tn" National
Provincial Bank, of which ne - chair
man " the board of directors that
Gcrn any was not only already beaten
lrret'ievahly hut that she know 1t.
The speech vas the outstanding one
among those delivered at the annual
meetings Of eight banks in I.ondon to-
day.
"Gcrmanv's losses IN men and ma
tertI.' Lord IuChcape said. are stu
pendous She is eating herself up and
blazing away her resources and her
soldiers in attacks on imIre-DshIc lines
Turning 20 the situation in Great Brit
ain he said
"r'nder tn" present system Of taxation
We are raising tioo.uno, zoe s2,ooo,o0o,-
OoOJ n year. We sha1l prohably have TO
raise tena. 900 600 'sl.o"o, ,ooo,"Oo, more,
and this can be done only by taxes or
the reduction of prIyat" and public eN-
traVagance The standard of living
must go down and the nation must work
harder and spend less"
Special interest was taken in Lord
Inchcape's defence Of the present bank
ing system in reply to Walter Runclman,
! President Of the board of Trade. who
recently said that English banks should
/ u more adventurous
81 am entirely opposed" he said, "to
following the German banking example
of taking shares and becoming partners
I in industrial enterprises all over the
| world This class of business is for
mortcagers not for the institutions
| which form the worlds free gold mar
| ke, favor the formation Of new com.
panies with biz capital for that class OF
enterprise
FRANCIS 4. Revan Of Barclays spoke
in the same strain. He said Barclay
were giving traders all necessary as
| sisiauce, hut that they would never ne
come party to induS'rial SPe'uIa''"n
,is said GERMAN banks might do II win
~. ,:oy,rnments support but Germany
would never be the financial cen'r" "'
the world .,.,- CT,
r,olix schustcr found that the banks anc
manufacturing plants as whole nae
Rad A satisfactory half year. lie als'
/ ronorted conditions improving ON th'
stock Exchange,
| 10 the financial Strength of the coun
~, was to he maintained, he sad, NJ
considered essential the rigorous rcStrlc
tion Of imports.
ITO, or ammuuit ION will he reduced b,
n large domestic production. II a break
, down Of exchange is to be avoided II caI
only he done by putting "a check on al
imuorts not absolutely essential Tax
| alton is the hest check, with prohihi
tive tax upon luxuries. Even II the os
of living should be increased 1t woul'
The sun., 1916-01-28
BRITAIN'S NEW SHIPS FEWER.
Curtaiiment W building Adds 4"
Frciuht Problem. says IIOyd'a.

LoNpoN, Jan. 27.--lloyd's annual
summary OF the Shlphull,lhE iIaue
shows one reason why frriGh'aPc is
scarce and costly and the food cor
respondingly dear, In addition to tho
Governments appropriation for ships
and the losses suffered through snhings
and ntrrnments there mas been rlsat
fan In the building Of vessels,
During the year past 33' vessels VIII
total gross tonnag" % ""O,'l3 Wcl"
nut on, in the United Kingdom, as CONF
parrd wIih 6sN ships with a toldl gross
tonnage Of ,932, 1913 in 1913. other
nations also greatly lowered tho ourput
OF ships, with the exception "f NORWAY
and Denmark, whiJ,l made records The
output of vessels in the United States,
Hiolland and japan was all below that
of 1914,
The sun., 1916-01-28
WHOLE MINE FIELD ADRIFT.
I7O Reported Found on sweden.
with 20 recovered.

I.oNpoS. Jan. 27,-The Christiania
correspondent of the Daily MdH says:
lowing to the recent storms large
number of mines are ashore on the south
coast of Norway and the west coast OF
Sweden. II seems probable that whole
mine field is adrif,. The finding of l76
mines has been reported at Gothenherg
since January 8. or these seventy-siy
have been recovered
Large aircraft bombs and quantity
of wreckage, indicating That an airship
had been destroyed, have been found
The sun., 1916-01-28
CARDINAL TO AVOID FRANCE,
Prinate Of Belgium VIII Return
by Way Of Switzerland.
Special Gable Despdtch 10 TnE ST,

ROME. Jan 27,-Cardinal Mercler.
rrinate of Belgium. who is in Rome,
says he is not going to Paris. because
he promised to return to Belgium by
way of switzerland. Although the safe
conduct given TO him by the Germans
IL valid for two months, he will leave
for Belgium next week,
He will he received in audience by
Pope Benedict tomorrow and will have
another audience on the eve OF his de-
parture.
The sun., 1916-01-28
u. S. TO MOVE REFUGEES.
me ricans VIII Take Srrbian~ and
NOntenegrins From Albania.

Specidi 'atlf DfspatcN 20 TUE StN.
PARIS. Jan. 21.--The Relief Clearing
House has sen, Charles Butler to Rome,
where he will join DR.. Ryan. Both Will
then go to Brindisi to take charge OF a
ship which the clearing house has OBJ
tained TO move Serbian and Mon'enegrIn
refugees from the Albanian coast 10
Corfu,
The allied Governments are occupied
with moving soldiers from the Albanian
coas, and so warmly welcome the under
taking OF the clearing house with refer
ence TO the civilian refugees. France is
giving Mr. Butter every assistance.
The sun., 1916-01-28

EPORTS the Turks making terrific
against of Arabia. 1t is
British of whom $4,000 killed
and December Aden second Gibraltar
vital point India Fighting began in March, 1919
Meanwhile the shouded in mystery
At the British relief force striving vany reach
the British KueAmara through Turkish posi-
tion miles Persia the Russian offensive
the madan Bagdd continues centres around
Kermanhah Armenia the Turks
which bombarded by the
fallen and Turkish
herald Canal the
dre
ton of the drives in the theatre of
The sun., 1916-01-28
MACKENSEN SEES KING.
strives TO Reconcile Buignr rim n
aud German Onicrrs.

>ptcidl able DfSpd'ch 70 TnE nv.
ATHENS, Jan. c7.-Field Marshal Won
Mackensen and King Ferdinand OF Bul-
garia have conferred at Sofa with a
view To improving the Indifferent rela-
tions existing between the Bulgarian
and German officers
The establishment of branch of the
krupp armamen. factory at sofia was
discussed
The sun., 1916-01-28

The writer is convinced that one ~
IN" most certain ways Of shortening tho
war is 10 bring about Internal dissen.
SONS. not only III Germany. but among
the populations of Austria Hungary
Bulgaria and Turkey by what III. C,r
mans themselves call Stomach pres.
sure"
He describes the wonderful ranidi,y
and ihorouRhness with which the Ger
mans have repaired the wrecked bridges
aud tunnels in Serbia He saws there
are Immense quantities Of German uni
forms at Nish, ready to clothe the Bul.
garians II they invade Greece.
lie says the TURKS are afraid ~ IN,
Entente troops at Sanoica. and con
Seuuently have strongly intrenchcd
themselves southwark of AdranopIe lost
the allied cXpeditionary force attack
'ons'antinople from the north west.
Referring to his visit to Rumania the
correspondent says in par,
THE only really peaceful time after
! left London on December II was four
days among the delightful Rumanians
The Allies owe great deal not only ,o
the attitude of the Rumanian peoplc b,t
to the strictness with which | believe
the Rumanian Government prevents food
coal and other necessities from enterinc
Austria and Turkey"
The sun., 1916-01-28
BRITISH CONSCRIPTS FEW,
LORD DERBY PREDICTS
Won't Exceed Per Cent of Army, He Says, Against
SO for Volunteers, Even When New Law Has
Claimed All-Addresses American Club

/ justified in shedding single drop OF
English blood. but the violation of Bel
Gium II tolerated would react upon indi-
r.duals until private contracts wou'd Ae
as worthless as contracts bet~Aen ma
tons. In honor England had to 90 in.
Perhaps at the outset the people of Eng
land did not realize the seriousness of the
war"
When IN August Lord Kitchener called
Tor 100000 men. Lord Derby said. he
raised the first battalion of a thousand
men in Liverpool in Ave or six days and
At the end OF September raised three
more bat'alious in twenty -four hours.
The whole heart and soul OF the
country" lie said, "is In the war. A
more magnificent spectacle never was
seen than the manner Ia which millions
| OF our best manhood have given up all
Tor country. This war may be short or
long. but peace never viii be declared
until Prussian mlitarism Is crushed
never to rise again. and the freedom OF
| the world IL established"
The sun., 1916-01-28

ROTTERDAM. Ian. q. The uewSptp pc
NicicS Van d"u Tan rtpurIed tn-ia" tga'
the Holland A01er.ch l,re r~ Coniu .'.ul
NEGOTIATIONS for tho purchase OF fee
of Rhine stea 'OerS for uSe m ,ranspo~i
irg goods '-om Germany down the Rhiu.
to Nme'iH.
The sun., 1916-01-28
PROF, METCHNIKOFF VERY LOW
Member OT pns'rWr Institute Has
Trouble with Ills Heart.

SDscjoI cane Utspdfch to THg stN
PARIS. Jan 27.-proc Edte MetchnikoN
Of the Pasteur Institute, who has been
seriously i'll for the last three weeks at
the institutes hospital, Is very low, ac-
cording To Information obtained hN TN"
correspondent Of THE SlN to-day,
He passti "A somewhat batter night
last night The chief trouble iS with
his Neart.
The sun., 1916-01-28
GLOVE MEN HELD FOR TRIAL.
Hail Continued for Eowncs PART
nrrs. Accused Of Enemy Tradiug

Sp'''u oN'' ar Nff't'' - lNi ~ y.
Io.uoS. Jan. CIV - RiCden.
" +. Ricdeu and ; +, NGdcn. three o'
~. partners In IN" foWncS glove firm.
who were ARA gred on January Is on n
charge of trading w'h the enemy, were
held for trial to-day. TIE bail OF $1,000
,Sl0,OOo, each under which they We're
placed AT the time Of their arTaignment
WAS continued.
The partners are charged with having
. imported goods tn ~" V,lu" t6 nn0
: Geo onD :'uW SaNulr '.'ough New
N,rs
The sun., 1916-01-28

WASH NGToN. Jan, President VII
son sent u message to Berlin to-day
congratulating Emperor william upon
his fifty seventh birthday
The sun., 1916-01-28

SpfcIoI dhIT Ufsp0fch 10 Tnr ~,
ATHENS, via London. January Ii
KING Constantine attended a service at
the German club to-day in honor of the
birthday Of the Kaiser, mis- hrother'in
law. The German colony participated IN
"A general celebration,
The sun., 1916-01-28


IoNpoS. Jan. 27.--I.ord Derby. de-
scribing tho manner in which the man
hood Of Englard had volunteered Tor
the war. told the American Luncheon
club to-day that IL not single man
to whom the t-mpulsion hill applied
should come forward until he was
fetched the British army would con-
sist VI 80 per cent. volunteers and :
per cent. conscripis
He said that he wished his heaters
to realize that since his report To the
Government Wa made recruits have
beet coming rward IN large numbers
daily, ard that before the consccription
law becomes operative the percentage of
single men who failed to enlist will be
emo mouSiN decreased. At last reports
TINS was II per cent.
The 800 members and guess o: the
club gave Lord Derby a rousiug re-
ception. II. ". Thornton. the American
general manacer of the Great Eastern
Railway. introduced him fac'tiously as
- man whom every American had heard
OF ana every Euglishman from.
The sun., 1916-01-28

Specfdi Td't" D,SDd'g' 10 1nF SUS.
rAE's, Jan - 1-prcsidvut ron are
and Premier Brand. n i'uiy to tho re-
quest of Col. House foT Am interview,
wil 'eCc,v" President Wilson's envoy on
hs return to In'.s un February
or
The sun., 1916-01-28
HARDEN IN SWITZERLAND,
German puhlicist There T." Com
tinur suppressed Paper.

IArs. Jan. - The Jorhd' prints a
despatch from Basl" asserting 'ha' MAN
miian Harden has arrived N -" .",'
l.,,,L tn continue the publication of h.s
weekly ppriudical Ut' /ubWN
The sun., 1916-01-28

Announcement was made Nv" WEE hs
.orn that the German puhllrls, paper
had been suppressed indchnlt'lN' IhlS
uus followed the next day with tn"
statement that he had been forbidden
tn write or speak in Germany for IN"
remainder of the war