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The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
SANCTJ!M


Didn't he marry a Prohibitionist?"
II wasn't quite sure; KNEW that
something awful had happend to
hlm."-Life.
Flatbush-Did you say he raj work.
ing for the government now?
Bensonhurst-Why. no! l said he
had a government job.-Yonkers
Statesman.
Here's hard luck"
whats that?'
"Flubdub's wife wants him to pay
the income tax on the alimony he
gives her."-Louisyille Courier-Jour-
nal.
"Hullo, Tom! What's this I hear
about your having some labor saving
d%evice?"
cts true all right. I'm going to
marry an heiress. "-Boston Tran
script.
"Do you mean to say you only paid
$50 for that frock?" "
eyes; but that, of course, was
without the trimmings"
How much were the trimmings?"
"a hundred and 1ffty."-Judge.
"Do you think your husbands taste
in music is improving%
ooh, yes. / can't break him Of the
habit Of going to sleep at a concert.
But he doesn't snore as much off the
key as he used to."-Washington Star.
Assistant Ito old lady who has hand
ed in a badly spelled telegram
What's this word, please?
Old lady-Never mind that, Miss;
it's none Of your business. They'll
know at the other end.-Passing Show.
ais your paper really seventy years
old?" asked the sweet young thing.
Certainly" We retorted, defantly.
why"
"Then I was right. l told mother
that some Of your Jokes are older
than the paper."-Buffalo Express.
The young bride was exchanging
her bridal dress for the going away
"inez, she asked Of the rather en-
vious bridesmaid who was assisting
her, did l appear nervous during the
ceremony" T
"Just a-little at arst,s replied Inez;
"but not after Gerald had said, II
do'."-Philadelphia Inquirer.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06

INDUSTRIAL AMERICA MUST PREPARE.
(Jaues A. Emery in the Manuacturers RecOrdl-

I 49,.
We have all shared in this remarkable prosperity that has 30
surprisingly befalen us since the outbreak OF this widespread ana
bloody European war, and in this hour and in this day we md our
selves suddenly confronted with a Widespread campaign for Mill
to arouse within us a realization Of the necessity for adequate ma
tional defetse, and on the other hand we are confronted. WIN
almost equally widespread campaign that insists tthatfpreparauon
for military defense invites military aggression. We find all snaaes
that which we presently have, but accept new debts TO- prepare our
selves against the possibility OF foreign attack, to those gentlemen
who believe that the best possible way in which to defend our
selves is 10 lie in an attitude OF supne submission winch ~
awaken the pit yof those whose ambitions might lead them TO turn
their eyes 10 our undefended shores.
But whether or not we are in danger OF military ATTACK ITO
abroad, this is written upon the skies otthe future In letters winch
he who runs may read, that the conclusion Of this horrible struggle
on the other side OF the water will botfoloweds bya commercial
competition probably vaster in its proportions and seyerer IN It's
good easy men, basking pleasantly In the sunlight OF this present
prosperity as though the imperative demand for thelthings thatwe
have sent to the value of billions across the water was TO continue
in spite of ourselves. -Hf
millions Of mankind have not permittedthem to consider anything
but their necessities, not our prices Yet what drove these nations
into this vast and unbelievable struggle! What was the precursor
OF this gigantic conflict? 1t was an economic situation that Will
exist after this war, and that will .impel the nations OF Europe 10
an accelerated activity as it forced them year after year into the
anticipaions Of this struggle for many decades before the awful
hour In which 1t broke.
We have been a fortunate people, with vast and almost I'M
touched resources of national wealth; with a domestic market so
great that even the gigantic industrial strides of our people since
the Civil war have only enabled us'to Substantially supply its de-
mands; when this great war broke out we were exporting put
about five per cent of all that we produced, but Europe, with It's
thickly populated countries, was under the continuous necessity OF
finding a market for its surplus product and today oil OF It's peoples
are being left without employment for the nation that cannot mar
ket that which 1t produces in excess OF that which it consumes Is
a nation that cannot find employment for its people. And II that
market ceases, unemplo. ment, discomfort and social disorder fol-
low in its track.
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The World Makes Progress.
lParkersburg Sentinel.)

lParKersburg SentlneI.J \
The United Mine Workers have de-
cided by an overwhelming vote to
continue work after the suspension Of
their wage agreement so long IS ne
gotiations for new arrangements are
pending. In the past It has been the
plan to suspend work until an agree
ment was reached which resulted in
great loss to. the miners as well assto
the operators. The world Is making
progress in labor affairs as well as in
other directions. I
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
Dare We Take the Rlskl

So far as prevention Of war Is con-
cerned, there is nothing that will ac-
complish such a result. under certain
conditions. If we are prepared We
may still have war, although the
chances are not so great. The big
point is this: II wal, comes when we
are prepared we shall be able to zrepel
the enemy and win the victory. Il II,
comes when we are pnprepared we
shall lose thousands Of our best lives,
millions in treasure and be compelled
to submit to humiliating terms OF
peace. Can we afford to take the
risk?
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kept in touch viii. the developments in facilities and labor say

kept in touch with the developments in facilities and labor saw
ing devices for the work. e2es "a !,
1This association said Mr.. Tilson sis devoted to actual
construction Of roads and streets. Its conventions are TOR the ae
making and keeping up highways. eThetpapers and discussions
are prepared, not by theorists and Missionaries, but by competent
lens and are prepared to, state the solutions; and also to listen
and profit by the solutions by others Of other problems which con-
stantly arise. 1t is this interchange of experience which gives
these conventions the high standing which they enjoy
Regarding the change gu Of time Of II 1915 convention ton 1s5 m
after careful consideration. Last years business will have been
closed and reports made" he said. "Work for the coming sea,
son will be outlined and preparations under way. The need Of
highway officials and engineers for specific information, and of
contractors for equipment will be known; and the convention and
good roads show will provide for all their requirements at an
opportune time"
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WHAT OTHER
EDITORS SAY
Save the Babies!
.untington Herald-D ispatch)

Huntington Herald ispatch)
!. Keep the poison. the matches, the
fire crackers, the fire arms, the explo-
sives and sharp implements Of all
sorts out Of reach Of the babies. Many
funerals and doctors bills will thus
be avoided.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
Great Lumber Prospects.

c. z HineF, the hustling lumber
merchant and manufacturer from
Buckhannon was here last week on
his way home for his second visit
since July having BEEN at his camp
near Walkersytlle since that time, ex-
cept while an a business trip to the
easten, markets. Mr.. Hiner is full Of
hope for business prosperity and adds
that 1916 will be a splendid year In
the lumber business, stating that IT
would now be almost a record break
er, that 1t would be were 1t not pre-
vented by the tension created by the
European war among certain classes
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06

1t is from
h u m b 1 e
things tha.
great fortunes
o e n are
m d e when
people with
the thrift in
stinct-the in.
stinct to find
at least n
use for every
thing and two
or three uses
for! s o m e
things
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
If He Had His Choice.

[BIuefleId Daily IeIegrapn.J
Reporters say Colonel Bryan is try
ing to induce Speaker Clark to bury
the Ratchet. This proposition would
doubtless be agreeable, provided the
speaker is permitted to select the
burial place. ~
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
A Long Dry Route.

= 1t is now possible to go from Penn
sylvania to California without seeing
"a saloon. The route would be via
West Virginia, Virginia, Tennessee.
Arkansas, oklahoma, Colorado and
Arizona.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
Chiffon, Goodnight!
TWnutnn I~ndnnendnnt

The Charleston Mail puts It this
way. anent the contest for United
States senator in this vstate:r White.
Hite. Fight.
Ultimately II will be something like
this: White or Hite, Mr.. Chiffon, good
night.
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Climb n Tree.
sant County IAader.'

pheasant County Leader.)
With some women frantically de-
manding the vote, and other women
yo%ciferously and CONTEMPORARY de-
nouncing 1t. how In tarnation is a
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
official gentlemen who thought the
preparedness advocates were In that
condition a year ago.
Committeds Sulelde.
(Bluefeld Daily Telegral

(Bluedeld Daily T~elegraph.)
Itnow develops that the Persia was
not sunk by SmsAustrian submarine.
We have suspected for a long time
that those ships were committing sui
eide.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06
A Morning Motto:

The fellow who worries
Is bound to be found
At the foot Of the ladder
When glory goes round;
For it isn't the worry,
The whining and care
It's the stand by and hurry
-Folgcr McKtnsey.
The Sunday telegram. [volume] (Clarksburg, W. Va.) 1914-1927, 1916-02-06

Gene Buck. whose nimble brain
evolves. the Ziegfeld shows, was in
his office in the New York theater
building the other day hanging a
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3nriidgeben
@iG 9euti6Ianb angebIid Sie balti.
i6en propi,pen OIL gtiibInnb.
Gernrr iolI sfltbIaHo bic gatrdfabrt
nurb bie Garbaneleu seii6eu
Derocn.

2onbon, "a. DECEMBER. aus
amitgrbpiu miro Der gyhange SeIe.
srapb 60. Sas SoIgenSe seneIset:
.9ie .a6Iniide 3ettuns" betout
in einem aueeHideinIid iHipirirten
2eitauiias, oab 9euti6Iano nifIt be.
abiid,tige, IN &ubIanb eiu @adege.
iiibI berpor5iriiien. mas notbDeroi.
geripeiie einen pcitereu arieg sur
sSolge baben ,piirSe. GeltihIanb be-
.abiiftige, pie oos BIatt bebaiptet,
bic baltiihen grobinsen on Miblnnb
suriidsusebeu a9er nit gesns auf
9oIen miiiie SiiiBlanb anerfennen.
oab bic geaenipdrtise Gage beiteben
bleiben miiiie. GaS gIatt ben,ertt,
Dab Die @egnabme polens tbatiadl.
Iib eincn Dienit iiir RiibIauS bcoen.
tie, ba Nltblano obne golen ein ueit
einbeitlidleres sieih fem ipiiroe.
(. rgcutidImtO," IeiBt eS bnHn luei.
ter. yipiro es ME auloiien, oah Son.
itantinopeI 9iubIanb sebort, aber es
lift bcreit, nit shibIano iino Der Iiir.
fei 6i ilrtcrbanbeln, i'm Elm abtonl.
men berbeisuiiibren, Ialit Ueldem es
riiiiiiden ariess. unb aniiffabrtei-
idiifen seitattet fem ioG. oIra be
DdrorisIIei o., inbraL-
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Sm Strait
SFnunmsbr bas ginfuhr'
perbpt BON 2urusdrtis
tslnna6 Seiterret9s
llHgarn.

@ten, 90. 9eJ., bia aOnoon, "a.
DECEMBER. 8as ger,b, peldes
ti. einfu5r BON aurussssenitdn.
ben nah Csfterreih llnsarR perties
let, trat am Samitas in Strait. gu
ben ariiteln, bsren Ginfubr Derbottn
III, ash5rsn GiiSfriitts, gbampagn,r,
Gtofclabs, isibsne uno baIbieio.Ht
stleiSsr. g,eI5ndaren. SpieIiaten.
GhmudIafen, MulitiuItrumsnts unb
parfiimerisn. Der 3psd oes geiess5
III ss su Derbinbern. b1B b1s 9slo
ms ausldnb sebt unb uubsroem ioll
tsr @sGisIturs g.bobsn tusrbsn. Rei.
ienN, bic mad Ssit,rrsich tommsn
Dolltn. iptroen baDcr seiparnt
Gdmud gu tragcn. ba Die S5mudias
den an Sss Grsnss ssi4lasHa3mt
Dsrssn.
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GnsliiHe 8emeiabeit.
aapitdn Don WiilIer, Der &Omman'
bant Der .Gmbsn4 pirb in Der
GrisssssfaHseui6aft f4Ie4t
bebaHbsIt.

Berlin "a. Sa3smbsr. Cauf
brabtIoIsm @sss nd6 Sabbills). -
2aut elmer Sepei6e Der lleberfss
Ra6ri6tsnasentur 1T, pis pripdts
na6ri6ten aus Der GffDsi3 ms'b:n,
aapitdn Earl bon Uhiller, Der aoms
manbant BEG bsutIten arsu5srs ~Gms
bth'. Der na9 elmer rubmrsiheu 2dufs
bdbn Don bem dui.raIiIden Rreuser
rSponep- ssritort porbeH, Don Wols
ia, tpr .r bia6er als Eri.gagefuHgeHer
fsfiesbalten tuurbs, na9 guglanS
iberfiibrt fporbsu. Gs pirb btttsre
aIass ii6sr bic ari uno Deiie ses
iiibrt, in tpsitsr bic usbrfiibruHs srs
fDlgte unb bic 9sbaHbluus bss aaa
pitGns, Der ii4 in stHem 9efungsnens
lager iii 9erbb bsfinbsu i6a, Idbt
sIsi&faqs iebr DisI 5u pinI4sn iibris.
!6isr mar ss nie betannt. bdB Rae
pitGn DON Neiiaer iid aIs ariesssss
ianssner auf Malta befuubsn batte.
aaut ben lsstm Ra9ridtsn. bic aus
Dem qpril 1915 itammsH, mar aupis
tan pom MiiIsr IN GnslaHb, tpobin sr
gRoe 1914 sebra6t pOrbsa mar.
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3 snsldnoer boIen fib Blu.
tig geaoPie an Der ma5e
0oniidJen sSrout

Stelumgen Der Seutifen iulb bul.
gariiten Srippen 5iptidDen 6en @ar.
Dor 5lub uHb Dem Goiran Gee, ar ocr
inn5eSoniideu 6ront, tpur6en, mie bic
Sberite Sccre&leiting befamt giebt,
am SmnItag abeno bon eugIiiteit
zriippen angeeriffeu, aber Der gIugriff
tuurSe nit bIiitisen gerhiten iiir Sen
Seinb abgeipieien. Der geridt Iaiitgt
pie ioIgt:
r@aseooniidJe Gront: 8UiiteH Gem
gsarSar Slug uno Dem Toiran Sae
.lnterbieIten Die GnsIduoer EN- beiti.
seg Selter mif bic oeitif-buIgariide;I
,steIunsen. @dbrene Der abenbihui-
Sen tpurben nngreifeylbe fein6Iife 9a.
tailone sitriidgeihIasn lulb erIitten
blutise gerIuite.~
Beiterer GrfoIg tn b,r
9obruSi9a.
Berlin "a. 9c3em6er. (Iui
orattIoiem @ege naf Sapoiqe.) Gii
Sberite SeeresIeiting SeroffeutIitte
on gorultag nod ben foIgenSeI mt.
kfen gerift:
.gs iuir6 untlih Dom tpeltlihcH
,tnb 6itIidpn ariegsihnlplae eeneI.
Set, bab Der Gag I'm slIsemeina III.
Big bsrlisf.
Sn Der 0obribid,n III sSiGfiide (aui
Dem oitIiten DoraiiiIfer gesenii6cr
bon 9raiia geIcger) erobert porosu.
ssn Der Rdbe pom EiiItiha Sauert oaa
geidItsfeuer an.
glus Wfasebonien III Ht6!s Don
Wi6tisteit Su bsridteH'.
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Sie iiub iett in bic noroipeitIide Gds
Der SObrubidla ssorangt pOrSen.
Sas n6rSlide llier br Sonan bel
Snltida jeet BON bentider ar.
tillerie inter Gener ssuommen.
!luariff Ssr GnsIdmber i'm gpern 10
idnitt, trot beftiger artillrie.
borbereitnng abseiuieien.
@Intise a6pfe bolen iidj bi. GugIdu'
Der pIei6fallS an Der nta,eSoui
ideu Sront.

WerIin "a. Ie3embr. (aInf
Drabtloiem Bege nab SapptGe.) 7us
noroiihe llfer Der Sonml gegcniibcr
non Sultta, IN Der nOroliteu To-
briihit,a, pirb unmebr BON ben Ss.
idliiem Der Sruppen Ses Selbmar.
id)cllS pon Iadeuien bcidpiien. 60
beridltct ON SoHntag Die Sberlte
SseresIeitung ,nb Die gefauutmab.
inlg entDdlt gu gleiter 8eit bic 9Gtl.
rift, &b Die ruiiiit-r,Imduiide slr.
NEE in Der noroDeitIiGn Gde Der %.
briioita 5,riidseordngt wir6.
Ger perid,t Iaitiet ruie ioIst:
raanlpfirout oes GrSber5ogs 30
iepb: Sn ben ibneebeoedten aarpn.
tbertraIbungeu hat IN oein Sii6oTo
uno oem GirIibaba slbidnitt Sas Ge.
ihiisieuer seitpeiIig on Seitigteit 5II.
gct,nunen. @oroIih pom llsul.SbaI
iinternaburen Die Ruiicn pieoeriri el-
ncn angriif. Raa einem erioIgloisn
slngriff geIrng es ibnen aui elmer
.S6be oes Iagparos Siiselsugs 5rb
5I iaiien.
slrmeeJrtppe bes SeISmaridlaas
BON D9adenien: Tairh hie Sperationen
in Der Sobrlloida 1T Der Gsino in sic
nor6tDeitlide Gde ocs 2ailbes o..
br1nst rporben. 9os norSlide lltrr
Der Oouan aui beiScn Seitcn BON
GilIiid)a rpirb Don unierer ArtiIlerie
beidJoiim.-
Mnsriffber GncIanoer
gperH abgeTaIogeH.
Gin slngriif auf Die oeutiben steI.
Iiinsen i'm sibifnitt BON Dpern, DER
am friiben @orgeH gematt iporSeil,
ipnroe, ME bic Sberlte Seeresleitinie
meIbet, abgei&lasen Ter betreifer6e
Wcrift Imiiet tpie folgt:
.SeiiIid)er strieasidmipIas: alf
bcioer Seiten prn @teltie. mi No.
ibnitt BON DperH, grifim 5u friibcr
gsorgenimnbe britiite slbtbeilitneen
rad beftiser MISUNDERSTANDING
imiere Gtelunsen an. sic purSen 5li.
riidgeihlaoeu.-
guf Oem iibrisen sbeiI oss ariess-
idlm,pIases berridte iait oitrd4Yes
!tIetteS 8etter ir9o bas @eiddisieucr
Wor aid)i iebr beftis.-
gesiigIId, Ger gorsduse mif Sem
rllifii&en ariessidalspIat beibt es in
hem geriht, Oab ii6 iriats BON @id-
siGgait bort sreignat bat
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frieefii6renoen Wtddte, ooB es oteieln
,6odapidytigen 0cfumert" o0at9 bei-
suItimren rpiini6e, in lpeldeu oas
0ber6m9t oes amerifaniiaen @uIfes
bic friegfii6ren6en U2adte n1fforOert.
oibre ifpreren Observation-Disclosures"
in Grrpdgung 3u 5ie6en uno itnen oen
Rot6 giebt, Die 8en0ieligfeiten .rn0g'
lidit baI6 gum gl6ibhtB gu brinactl
9as @Iatt ruft in Die grinnerurJ
Jurjjd, boB EapIt 9ere0iit i'm 3ltli
1915 ben gIeiten @eriudJ rat,te unO
idjliebt oonn nit Dem 8unite, oaB
bic gtote cine gijnitige &uiHo1me iin.
Den nl6ge.
9}npIt gcne6ift. Der icit periIoiiencn
4Polltog BON Ser geote weiB, CAB Der
3ofirltng 9Ius6ruf, oaB Die gtote ei.
nen beiGlmen giniluB au9tIbcn
rpiirGe, nnQeattat Der Ebatiacbe, oGg
fic foft gIeif8eitig nit Dem 5rieOenS-
ooritIu8 0rlltitIon0s abgeianot nor.
Acn, nit oem fie ie6c.b nidt in ger5iH.
oung 0ebradJt peroen miiBte.
3n 1rartrei6 lit man BON
ser gote ntht iebr
erbaut.
Raris, %. 3e5enber. 9ie gtote
oeS Grafioenten 8iIior dIoet fiir Die =
FleiIc mob intmer oaS Saupttberta
unb CO miro ougenIcin berporgeboteH
SaB Sic geote eingetroffen lit, Udbreno
Die gtliirten nod GGttidlaro's I'm.
tcrbaabIungstooridla0e in GrlpdJltrJ
8iebeu. Sic uciiten Der 2eitartifcl
rrciien aud ouf ben BrdseOerSiau i'm.
Ser gu aincoln's 3eiten Olr6 ben Sa'
muIlgen Staatsietretar Separb 9e'
idJuiict 'rpurbe, ais Die Bereinigtcn
Stoaten bic giElnii9ung RapoIean
III. in Den glrgerfricg 5uriifnieielt.
9as ,sSournal oes Getats" reroiieut.
Tidt oie 0&peite bes Staatsiefretdra
seiraro bonn 6. Gebruor 1868 m ben
irans6itiden Weintiter oes 9lusrrdrti.
gcn, IN pelher 6us Gluerbieten 6ro!lf.
reid,s, 5triihcu ber geor0en uuS benz
Slipcn 5u oerruttteIr, abeeipieien
.ruroe, I'M 8ortlalt
r2er beroorro0enbe Suriit", idrcibt
ga 2iberte", mi natijrIid) nit alels
Nrd5eoenSfdIIcn pollouf oertraht.
Brdiioent @iIicn bat cntidHeOen ire
ant,rnrt MD: oergeiien, 0ie SincOiT
auf ons glner6ieten Jrontreib's nit
.9e5ug auf ole geen6ialng oe5 Ritr.
gerfrieges CAB. 8raiioent 8iIion FAINT
ten 6rantreib feline anoere 9Intnort
er,parteu." Terner ihreI6t Dos 9Iatt:
,EraHoeut g9iIion bate a1er gSoGr-
itetnlidfeit uacb nidjt DIE gIbidt, ole
Serfer nit ibreu 0pier1l 5r oeralci.
den 9(m ieIben Gage, al peld)em bic
9tote III @aris iiberrcictt pliroe, fe5rte
9otidafter Sbarpe oon 0ibeims 5u.
rid, no 90 9fieienqeidlpiie. DIE un
rorbergagangenen Ql6enO in Die I'M
aIiidielige staot aefeuert worocn pa.
rem. Die gLupeienbeit Ser 0I0roer Don
GtriIiIen itro Der 8eritorer pou Sa.
.bebrolen in cie griucriyuq 8urii6-
cieien, Ddbreno mir 81 aleider 3cIt
oir1 Gepeideu bon Der Deportation
pun @elgierr, ungeabtet Der grotcIte
beg GaroinaIS W2ercier in aenntniB
eeieBt tpurSen, eineS euttnelttcu Bro.
(Enr4fsh,,1o nuf hsT 2 (-eite
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getbeilte Gnii6tsn berrTGeu in Der
bsuti6ldnbifasn gsrtiis iibsr bic
Griebsnsnoft.
Stati,niife unb fran;5iii9e etsb'
'fiimmsn finb ii6er ben grdfibsH'
ten Dtlion ie6r itn5t3aftsn.
Rur Sas italisniIhe Susialiitsn6fdt.
,q(panti" soGt ibm atr:rlennung
uno Cob.
Die g 6tpsis nit , Rrdii'
ent8tlfOns Jrtsbenst
bsmiibungen rntera
ftiiheu.

tiBen.
gBafbinetOu, 9. g., "a. Deg.
Die gdpei3 BAT an ale triegFiiHrsn'
ben MdHte cine gote oeianot, in peIs
der Fie ertldrt, baB fie bic gtufforbes
rung bes prdFbsnten GilTCn um cine
Ronferen3 5ur gefprs6ung Der 6riea
bensbe6ingunsen untTtiist. nit BEN
8emerten, bab rOi. S4Dei5 Ta aliids
lid i4dsen piirbe, tpefu iie audi nur
in bti6eibenem RaBs ba8u SsbiIfli4
Ieiu t6nnte, einen bauerubeu Grtsben
SlptI6en ben 86ltern trrbsifiihren 81
tOnnsu, bic chamber eessnpdrttg be-
trieaen."
Die Rote tpurbe am Srsitag Oom
'G9pei5er 8uH6sgrafb an bic Grie5.
fiibrsnbsn geioRbt unb Or. paaI Rtts
Ter, Der GdaROt Der Sapei3 in
WaIbiHgton, uHterbrettete ON Cams
tag sine &bi9rift oss Documents in
Staatsbepdrtemeut. Der gDortlou.
purbe am SOnntag Qtbenb Rom SEE
trstdr 2anFug bstauHt gesebeR un6 1T
in Der usberiesung pie fOlgt:
Der prGiOent Der @eretnistsn
Staaben DON 2lmerila, nit psI9en Der
S6apeiasr guROssratb, Don ben
Wuui4 befsslt, baB bic JsiHbisligtsis
ten moglihit baIO gum @bidIub ges
Iansen m6deH, i4on [eit ssraiimsr
3eit IN @1binOuns gsitanOsn, bate
bic Site, ben gunbsgratb Don Der
Rute in aenHtnib gu ieseu, bic e. ben
Resisringen Der GentraIs unb Der
gntsntesM sMddte suseitelIt bat, Sn Die,
Ier Rote tpeiit praiibent @GOn bars
arf bin. bdB observation-disclosures
aubsrOrbeutIib pini4snspsrtb iino,
burd tpel4s fir INNER bic @isberbos
lung FOLDER Eataitropben unm6sIi4
semadt ipirb, ME bic gesentpdrtige es
1T Sn bieier .9trbinbuns Isst ,r
gang befonperen Raaorud auf bic
gptbpeubisteit, ben gesenpdrtissH
&riss gum 2lbi4Iub gu brinsen. Sbns
ieIbit GrisOensDoriaIdge 5u MAIDEN,
OSsr isine germittsIuus un5ubisten,
beidrdntte sr T4 baraub anoufra3en,
Oh bic Meni4bsit uuf balbisen Gries
ben bcffsnOari.
Diefs auberOrosntIih perbieDilople
Snitiatipe Dss qraFDenten 8ilion
tpirb einen mG6tigen Diherbaa in bsr
S9Deis fiHberl. Gjetreiili1 bic itrit
teiis NsutraliNSt becbd6teno, i'm
freuubitaftIi6iten 9erbdltniB gu bsn
beibeu triesfiibrsnOeu parteisn ites
bsno. Die Elm SuisI inmitten Der @os
gen bes srauiissn WeIttrieges sslcsen.
ipl9reno tbrs gsiitigen unb matsrisasn
5ntersifen ssfGbrbet uHb Derlebt pcy-
ben, lit bic S6ipei5 BON einem innigsn
@Tlausen mad 5risOen beIeslt ur5
ipiaens. nit ibrsn iaipa6en ardIten
oa5u bei5utraeen. oaB bem grauenbols
len, oura ben aries pcruridtten
Glsnb Elm Gnos semadt tuirb, oas i6r
tdstdsIi@ Ourd OR Seriibruug nit
ben SnisrHirten ben Sdtperpertpuns
osssn Dor alussn S,fiibrt pirS. unb