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NOTES AND GOSSIP
OF CAPITAL SOCIETY
Items of Interest and Impor-
tance Of Past, Present, and
Future.
Continued from Ninth PageJ

tIOntlnueu from NlntH dsS'I
guests of Mr. and Mrs. Arturo d.
Reeren at dinner at the Beach Club last
evening. the entire party later attending
Mr.. Jones party.
Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads
worth, jr., will go to Chicago February
10 to remain until February 23'
DR.. and Mrs. william G. Rives. who
went to Newport to attend the funera!
of Mrs. William Edgar. have returned
to their home in Rhode Island avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles A. Mum will &c
to Aiken, S. c., this week for an in
definite stay.
reception this afternoon at Stoneleigh
Court in compliment to her daughter.
Mrs. George c. Gregory, of Richmond.
and her house guest. Miss Margaret
Bruce williams, of North Carolina. As
ssting Mrs. Heath will be Mrs. f. o.
Edwin Mcclellan. Mrs. Conrad Becker.
Mrs. James Bayard. Mrs Norman IN
derwood, Miss Marie Tunstall, Miss
Dorothy bennett, Miss Ellie Lejeune.
Miss Marghretta Tilman, Miss Lillian
Sutton. and Miss Elisabeth Nolan. The
tea table will be decorated with an
artistic centerpicce Of dafodils and tu-
lips.
-
Senator and Mrs. John X. Shields will
be hosts at a dinner Of thirty-two covers
this evening at the Army and Navy Club
In compliment to Miss Mary Cleaves
Daniels and Miss Evelyn Jackson.
DR.. and Mrs. C. II. T. Lowndes will
also be hosts at dinner tonight at the
club before the weekly hop. They will
have twenty-five guests.
Mrs. Joseph Brown Metcalfe. jr. for
merlv Miss Helen Wickliffe Cooper. .
bride of last month. will entertain at a
tea this afternoon at her residence. 323s
r street. The drawing rooms and din
Ing room will be decorated with palms
and spring flowers in abundance. while
the tea table will be adorned with pink
tulips. artistically arranged. Presiding
at the table will be Mrs. Edward 4. Sew
ard. OF clifford. Conn, and Mrs. p. X.
Shute. Others who will assist Will be
Mrs Metcalfe's sister. Mrs. Albert
Rust. Miss Maude Parker. Mrs. Mander-
son strawn. and the. Misses MILAN.
Mrs Charles Parker Stone and Miss
Pauline Stone will be at home this aft
ernoon. Mrs. Stone daughter. Mrs.
Arthur Foraker. will preside at the tea
table
Mrs Delos Bodgett returned to Wash
inSton this morning from Ne" York
Mr.. and Mrs Samuel n. vandergrift
have gone to Palm Beach for an ex-
tended stay.
Mrs. Horatio y. Slater has come to
Washington from Boston. Mrs. Slater
and her daughter, Miss Ray Slater.
have applied for passports TO the Orient.
where they plan to join Mrs. Slatcr's
son-in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
h. Sumner Wells. In Tokyo, where Mr..
Wells Is secretary at the American en-
ha cav
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EZRA GOULD HEADS
NEW NATIONAL BANK
Final Papers Filed Preparatory to
Opening Institution Here
Monday.

Ezra Gould, who for the last ten
years has been president OF the Wash
ington Mechanics Savings Bank. yes
terday was elected presidet of ths new
ly organized Dupont National Bank.
which will open for business Monday
in the former United States Trust Com
pany building at Dupont Circle. Other
officers OF the institution elected yes
terday are Arthur Bradley Campbell
and George A. Garrett. vice presidents !;
II. w. Robertson. cashier. and X. II.
Berry. assistant cashier. The directors
are Arthur Bradley Campbell. Eugene
C. Copenhaver. DR.. Allerton S. Cush-
man. J. II. DeSibour. George A. Gar
rett. Melville Gillett. Ezra Gould, F.
II. Ridgeway. Hugh B. Rowland. Tucker
X. Sands. Thomas Bell Sweeney. Hor-
ace H. Westcott. walter Dwight Will
cox, and Edmund S. Wolfe. Attorneys
Berry and Minor are counsel for the In
stitution.
Final papers preparatory TO the open
ing Of the institution are being field
with the Treasury today. and the char
ter is expected to be granted tomorrow.
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DEMOCRATS TO HOLD
FOUR.DAY SESSION

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Feb. 1o.-Although
President Wilson Is practically certain
to have a runaway for the nomination
at the Democratic convention here in
June. the conclave will be in session
four days. This was learned today from
reliable sources. indicating the subcom-
mittee on arrangements of the national
committee had agreed to program
lasting from Wednesday until Saturday
night. June II to II. inclusive. The sub
committee is continuing its sessions at
the Hotel Jefferson today.
1t was also learned that night sessions
will be taboo. 1t Is planned to adjourn
each evening between and o'clock
until II the next morning. The open
ing session will be called to order at
noon. II was hinted these plans might
be changed should tho Democrats now
strayed from the fold attempt to kick
up row on Wilson's denomination.
Booms for the temporary chairman
ship of the convention continued today
Speaker Champ Clark Is mentioned as
a possibility. With Senators Stone and
Reed, he is tho third Missourian in the
field. Gossps also have Senator J.
Hamilton Lewis. Of Illinois. in a recep-
tive mood for the honor Of dropping the
first gavel
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MARRIAGE TO NIECE
is VALID IN COURT
Judge Refuses to Annul Wedding
In Move Of Relations to
Upset Will.

BALTIMORE. Feb. 1o--Judgc Daw-
kins. in the circuit court, refused to de-
clare void the marriage Of the lae
Charles Burk to Mrs. Selma r. Burk,
his niece. which took place at Newport
in 1913. when Mr. Burk was seventy
years old.
The bill to annul the marriage was
filed by Joseph Fcnsterwald, a nephew
OF Mr.. Burk. who was attempting to
estaplish the validity Of will made
Burk estate of 100000 among several
nieces and nephews. A will made sub
sequent to the marriage leaves the en-
tire estate to Mrs. Burk
The plaintin claimed that the MAJ
rage, under the laws OF Maryland, was
not legal. Judge Dawkins said il was
not the province OF the court to pass
upon the validity Of a marriage cere-
mony performed in Rhode Island, but
that It was enough that Mr.. and Mrs.
Burk lived together in Maryland as man
formed.
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GAS STOCK LEADS
ON LOCAL EXCHANGE
Bonds Enjoy ;;:air Demand,
$4,000 Traction SIS Selling
At 107N.

Washington Gas stock was the feature
of trading at todays session Of the
Washington Stock Exchange, a total OF
175 shares changing hands with prices
firm at Is. The closing figures for the
stock were 75% bid and offered at 76.
With the exception Of ten shares Of the
National Bank Of Washington stock.
which sold at 22oh none of the other
stocks attracted any interest.
Bonds. however. continued to enjoy a
fair demand, the largest sale being
5000 Capital Traction Company's SIS
at l07h. which Is an advance of a quar-
ter of a point over the last previous
sale. Other bond sales included H.00O
American Graphophonc Company first
6's at 99 and 5000 more. after call at the
same figure, and s., 900 Washington Rail-
day and Electric Company 4 per cent
bonds at SOL.
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STEEL STOCKS lead
ON ACTIVE MARKET
New York Exchange Gains
Headway After Opening, and
Shares Tend Upward.

NEW YORK, Feb. lo-steel stocks
led In a moderately strong and active
stock market at the opening of tho ex
change today.
l.ackawanna opened up "a; Republic
and Crucible, a half point each, and
United States Steel opened at s5-E, up i.
Railroads were firm.
The market gained headway soon after
the opening. and prices tended upward
Sales for the first hour were a quartrr
OF a million shares. Canadian Pacific
sold at 176. Steel gained another quar-
ter. Colorado Fuel and Iron was active
on reports that 1t might be merged with
Midvale Steel.
Steel was. quoted at s51s at noon,
having sold as high as s5h. Copper
stocks were active. Thirty thousand
shares Of Anaconda were sold during
two hours at prices ranging from
89h to 90
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ID. {. SHOE RETAILERS
|. FOR VOTE ON SALOON

The Washington Shoe Retailers As.
ISOLATION has adopted a resolution fav.
oring referendum on the, Sheppard
District prohibition bill.
The resolution follows:
Resolved by the Washington Shoe
Retailers Association at a meeting on
this day. February Q. 1916. that we favor
a referendum on the bill known as
the Sheppard bill for prohibition in the
District Of Columbia.
1--WE do THIS. as we believe that every
community should have voice ir set
tling this question:
It Ia understood tho shoe Retailers
Association will follow the example of
ether organizations favoring retercn-
dunn by sending a copy OF the resolu-
tion and a formal petition to Congress
Al last nights meeting r. d. Glider
sleeve. treasurer OF the National Shoe
Retailers Association, spoke on CO.
operation in the trade.
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Wholesale Produce Market

EGGS-Ne8rby fresh. 4a25c per aoz
Southern, 24c per doz
CHEESE-New York. new. lsc per ID. nat.
1SI19c per ID.
BUTTER-Egin print. 34i1c per h.: tub
S3hC per III. process. e6c per ID
LIVE POULTRY - Hens, lie Per ID
ROSTERS, lie per lb.: live turkeys; 2492Sc psr
LIVE STOCK-Nesl calves. best lie per
h.: heavy. l0610i1c per lb.; fat sheep, b6fsLc
per ID. .: lambs, sc per ID.
KREY. PRICE co.
vEGETABLEs-(Quota furnished by
Taylor Wsde,-Potatoea. 500 per barrel;
800 per barrel; turpips. n.7S barrel.
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Chicken Gave Diphtheria.

HARTFORD. Conn. Feb. 1o.-As q re.
suit Of fondung and endeavor1nE to help
= sick chicken. the five-year-old son OF
William Gildersleeve. Of Giidersleeve
Conn. Is dangerously Ill with diph-
liberia.
Tho State bacteriologist. Prof. II. W.
Conn. Of Wesleyan University, Identified
cultures taken from tho throats OF the
boy and the pet chicken as containin &
diphtheria germs Another child in the
Gildersleeve family was stricken today
and II Is believed has diphthera.
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The foregoing dispatch to the United
Press refers to the report published by
the New York Globe yesterday that
the Room and two merchantmen were
captured by the Drake after a three
hour fight Off Bermuda and taken into
Bermudian port. Similar answers
wore received from correspondents Of
several New York newspapers who were
queried about the report, which re-
mains unconfirmed.
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Bermuda Knows Nothing
Of Capture of the Room

HAMILTON. Bermuda. Feb. 10.-Noth-
ing Is known here OF the reported cap
ture OF the German cruiser Room by the
British battleship Drake.
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Today's Sales.

Wash. Ry. IS. s2oooaSAi..
Graphophone lst SIS. 81 .ooodsa.
Wash Gas Light. 2J17s. 25dfe, 2Sd7e
25d7S 26fd7S. 25dr7G. 55a76
Nat Bank of Wash. l0d21oi1.
After call:
Graphophone 1st SIS. Snodea
Cap. Traction SIS. q, ,00Odl07i.
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Striking Point Made.

Another striking point made by Mr..
Thorne, in which the committee took
keen interest. was that the representa-
tion of consumers in rate cases is a
rare occurrence.
Hitherto in all these rate cases" he
said. I'VE have had shippers and roads
pttted against each other. Mr..
Hrandeis and |. | believe. were the
only ones who represented the con-
s9mers in the 1918 fight. Not the size
OF the rates, but their equality al
ways has been the point at issue. But
revenues are of prime importance to
the consumer.
ut has become a serious problem as
70 how the consumer can be represent
ed. The railroads are there to pro-
tect their interests. Shippers are not
anxious about a raise in rates so long
as the raise is distributed equally. be-
cause they make the consumer pay"
Senator Chiffon brought a laugh by
remarking: 1T has been stated IN po-
litical campaigns that the Democratic
party represents the consumer"
Then it should have represented
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New York Stocks.

All transactions IN stocks are on the easis
Of dollars and fractions thereon
Quotations furnished by W. b. Hibss q
Co. members Of New York stsck Exchange
Hiobs Building.
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Sritiide iuie fran56fiidbe
4DiitiDnen
an Der iueitlidsn Gront bon ben Seut'
ihsn eritiirmt.
Gnsldnbsr ME GransOfn babsH ie5r
i6pers 9erIuits srlitteu.
llnb aud pieber eine ausabf' Sefans
gene perloreH.

Berlin, %. Uaoi. 2luf brabtlo,
fem Dess na6 Sappills. Die oberits
SeeresIeitrins tiiubiste am Wontas ail,
baB bic SeutI4.n nebrers 2inien bris
tiider puiiticnsn an elmer Jrpnt BON
II Meilen bsi GipendpssnsGobelle
eritiirmt baben. Deutide sruppsn bas
ben aud frans0iif6e qoiitionsn am
Sftlitsu abbans Der 9lnbobs 304 an
bsr @srbun Jront eritiirmt unb fie
sessn tpieberbOlt. Sessnangriffe bsr
Gran5Oisn, fpobsi bisie isbr iapers
9erIuits srIitieu Huben, bsbaupt.t. Die
8etannimnhuns louisi ipie fplst:
rMeftliher ariegsidduplaB: Seiie
Ii6 Don Risuport brups cine ga.
irouine BON osutfdsn Marineiolbaien
IN ffan;5iif4e 9rGben EN-. serit5rte
bic fsinbliden @ertfeiSisunssipert
unb iebrte init einem Offisisr unb 80
MunH uls gsfanseten suriid.
.Siib0itlih Don giDenhpsens Gos
belle iuurben msbrers ainien Der bris
tifhen pciitionsn an elmer Grcut Don
stpei WssiIen BON unfsrsn 1ruppen ere
obert. WGbrenb Der 8adt nu9te Der
JeinS mebrsre gessruHsriffe, Die abs
gsihlassn ipurbsn. g5ir nabmen o4t
Offisisrs unb 200 Wann sefdnsen unb
erbeuteten bier WuIaiuensefdiise uns
br,i WoIdinsnperfer. Der Geinb ers
litt uubsrbem iehr fdpere @srIuits an
apbten unb @sripunb.ien.
.Sn Der @sseHb bon 9srrp all 8de
madisn be Gron5ofen friib an Wsors
gen sinsn erfOIsIcfen Gusdnsrifi.
saDsIili1 pon Der Raaas an Der
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0erfusnng
neber bie in &Rt<el u NJ q,
ra g.fangenen griten
getrDffen.

getrpffen.
2pnbon, %. Rat. Die amerifas
nif6e @eIanbtf8aft in aonftantinOpel,
pelde bic SnterefeH 9rubbrit1HHtens
in Der 3irtei bertritt, Ianbte am
Wiontas Ra4ridt batii6er, pelfe8ers
fiisung ii6er bic &utzels2lmara gefuns
gen genommensn britifasn sruppsa
aetrOffen purbe. GoIgenbe Dffi5islle
@rtllrung oariiber rpurbe oum BRITT
f8n preBz9ureau Osr0ffentli4t:
.gotI6dFter gage ertldrt, baB bic
umeritanii6e gotI8aft in Sonitantiz
nopel ibn baoon IN aenntniB geieBt
babe, baB 9enerdl Sonnsbenb, Der
gefeblsbd6er in &ut>elsamarG, uno
Iein Stab mad &OnituntinOpel gebrdtt
uub tpabrI6einlib mad Der Sniel
grinttpo i'm Marmara Uteer iibers
fii6rt perben ipiirben, no fe III o0llis
oer 7Srei6eit leben tperOen. Die metIten
Der OfFi3iere uno Utanni6dften beTans
ben Iih nod in &utzels&murd unD
gogoao. Sin 9beil pon i9nen piro
nah Damascus qeIunot peroen."
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Triebeng3ei2en?
Sniammenftpb
3 Dif9en ameritonif 9sr
Patrputlle uub meris
tanii9en 9anbften.
q hiffe fort.

tanii9en ganbiten.
San qntonto. Seras, p.
T2ai. Gin por tinigsu Sagen in Der
Rdbe BON Sunta gia6el itattgefunbea
nes 9efe6! apifben umeritanif4eu
Pdtrouiue poiten uro elmer tletnen
9lbt5eililns ganbiten, in ipel4em uber
Iiemono getDbtet purbe, lit ous eins
Sige @reigntb, bas dIs 9uiummenitOB
SpiIden 9enepol geribtus9 Ru6but
uno ben Wleritdnern be3ei9net pers
ben nnn. Der Solbdt Strong Durbe
DG6renb bss Samples BON ieinsn ads
msraben getrennt uHo mar, als Der
9eribt, tpelder am glontdg bier eins
trdf, nieoerseIdrieben tpurbs, nod
niht auFsefunbeu ipprbsn.
@om 6. aapauerie Regiment. bds
nab Der @rense trlnsferirt Doroen
mar. purbsn bret Srupps IN Murfd,
5ipeftn Waratbpn, sipei in Glpine unb
ie elmer in @aleutiue iuia Sierra
RIaass ta.ipgisa,,
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6uHgersnptb
) m Il ntsr baufe oes ergli >
f9en garlaments in
4usii6t eeHefIt.

f6en parlaments in
4usfi6t eefelIt.
aonbou %. Mai. fsrancis 9pte
aclanb, Sinan5Ietretdr beg s9ab:
umts. CAB am Montag i'm lInterbaus
cine ettpds dlarmirsnbe Grfldrung
iiber bic gtdsr6au Situdtion a6. Gs
lei bOdn0tbis, iaate er, bab bic 9aus
ern ihr 8prurtbeil gegsn bic geTAifs
ti9ung peibli6er @rbeiter dbleaen
Gin Maugel an GrntebprrGthen Iei
nur gu permeiben, tpenn Der Gr6eiter>
Utanoel eeboben tperoe. Die Q6nu6me
Der probutt:on babe 6eforenibsrres
aenbsr 9rub errsitt, unb es Tel teine
Wusiidt uorhanoer, bag bas lsBtidhz
rigs GrntesraebniB in bieism Sabre
aufreht erhalten rerben Tonne. Wenn
nod mebr Gelbdrfsiter in Die Qrmse
eingereibt tpiirben. tDnue cine SuHs
gersnotb MIR baburb bermieben pers
Zen, baB bic S6iffe, pel9e fir ben
Wfunitioustransport ben0tbist iinb,
fir bic ginfubr prn grobftoffen freis
segsben tperben. limb, 10 fagte !6srr
aclanb, mir iinb auBerftanbe gu ids
gen. u6 oies iiberbaupt gu erm0sli9eu
it,"
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@erldmmSnngsflase
Sn ge3us duf BEN onge6 :
lihen gerrdt6 Der
PlGne Sir Gdiements
an bic 9riten dns
ueftrendt

IN DIe . ! lt IT ~
getrengt.
Berlin, %. MfGi. Gegsn G6tpiu
q. Gmerfon, -eii,eu ansrttanii9en
3eituHssturrsIppnbenten in Berlin.
tpurbe ppr Sepmour 9. Gonser, 9srz
lilpr aorreiponpent Der 4Hptiirten
gfeiIe, cine 9erleumoungstlage unees
ftrengt, trelte ii6 auf einen grtisel
in Der Continental Zines" ,
elmer in Berlin erfGeineuoen 3eitung
in en9lii6er Sprahe sriinbet uno benz
sufolse Gonser uno goti9after &C.
rarb bdfiir peranttportIih ieieu, bab
Sir Rcger gdIsment an Die griten
perrotben purbe. Der 9lrtitsl beitete
an, bab goRger aenntniB bon Sir
.Rosers pldnsn bate uno oteie benz
goti9after 9erarb mitgetheiIt bd6e,
Der bic ibm eepproene Srtformdtion
angebIi9 nab Waibinstpn tdbeIte,
BON no uus an 9onboH etns CHARMING
ergdneen Jet.
Der aldser felt ben Snbalt beg
glrtitels in Der ,Goutineutal Stmes"
in 46rebe unb ertlGrt, bdB er erit
spei Gage na9 bem 9tusbrud Der Res
pollution erfabren babe, odB ii6erbdapt
etipas in Srlanb sepIunt setpefeu lei.
0aTbinstoR. .. G., 22. Mai.
Dss aHtirsnos StucissssrsiSS RoH
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Ber6un 6ront eritiirInien unIere5rups
pen frdn5Oiiide Yofiticnsn al ben Oit.
Ii6en goripriinsen bsr 2ln66be 304
mo be6auptsteu iie gegen tpiebsrbOlte
9esennRgriffe Der SrdnSoisn, bic
auberorbsntli9 ilbiDere 9erIuIte an
Iobten unb 8srtpunbetsn srlittsn unp
neun Sffi5isre unb 5l8 Mann an 0es
fdngenen in unieren 6dnoen 5uriits
lisben. Gu6 er6eutstsn mir fiinf IRA
i4inengei9iiBe. Die geute, bic an ben
iiioliaeu 9orIpriingsr bss r9obteu
Mannes" gsmaht ipurbe, belGuft fi6
iest auf II 3drpueu uEo 81 Wlaidis
nengefdiiss. SiioIi3 pom .SobteH
Widnn" unb in Der 8egeno BON Gbat,
taneourt ma6te Der Geino perseblifs
9eriute, perlorsEs pciitionsn fpiebers
3ierobern.
Die Jran5oIen mahten au9 me6s
rsrs Dtrseblite 2tng,iffe auf uHfere
2inien in Der 9egeHo Der iiibli1 Don
9auoromont uno auf ben 2lnb0ber
DON @aur (an Der 9stbuner SronD
selegeneR goiitioneH. Bel bem ortttsrr
ansriff selang ss ben Granaoisu, fia
in oem Sieinbru6 feit5ufeben.
rWG6reno Der Ra9t mar bic glrtils
Ierie On Der sunseH front Inseiu0bus
LID dttip.
rllHiere Sliesergsibpaber fpisSsrs
hpltsn am Sonntdg Ra9mittds ibr:
2ngriffe auf ben 6afen bon Siintir.
den nit fi9tIidem Grfolg. Gin feinSs
liber Doppelbeder fisl na4 bemaampf
m bds Meer. Bier unbere aerDplans
fpurbsH na9 oOrhergssangensn adms
pfen dhgeI9ofeH uH6 itiiratsn irnsrs
hdlb unIerer 2inisH ab; elmer in Der
Ribe BON Hopoi; elmer Bel Werisue,
Der brittle BEL Maucourt, 5itlid BON Der
Wads, unb Der oierte ncrbDitlia DOH
Gbateau SaIins. Der Qebtere fpurbe
bon bem asuinant Dintsens a6sss
ifoifen, Der bamit ieinen pisrtsn
feinblihen glerppIar auber Geie6t
sefsst Bat. RebsR Ssm @Org.nanntsn
bat audi nod Der 9.utnant 9osIte isis
nen II. unb 18. isinoli6en 2lerOpIan
cbgsi4oifsH, einsn iiIbIi9 bon 4bOs
court unb ben anosren iiibIi9 BON
s5oSien Isann@. SieIer brilIants
9lpiatifsr 1T bon osm 9oiIer IN 9nsrs
tennung feinsr 2siitunseH gum 5auPts
mann beforbert tpOroeu.
.9luf bsm 5itIi6er fpie auf Dem
8altan ariegsT9uapias III bic Gage
I'M &aeemeinen un0srdnbert.
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CAB am MOntag cine Grtldrung ob,
Del4e beiagt, baB bas StaatsOepartez
ment niemuls bur9 8Oti4after @es
rarO bDm 2l6gdng Der GdiementSSrs
petition benadri6tigt ipOrOsH iei, iDie
es IN BEN 3situHgsartitel gebeiBen
babe, auf psl4en @Onger ieine aldge
qriinoe.
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5iuei 5rdnspprtbampfer nit 6ritiIfen
unb SinbuzSruppen nuA Bort gu,
ban am Hotben Mser gei6idt batten,
bon no aug iis ms SnHsre DOrriidten
uub bic Rebsasn dngriffsn, iie absr
Don bem Seer bes Smann pom Oarfur
befieat tpurbeH.
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Sn 1arfnr
Saben bie9ritet eineRis'
berluas erIitteu.

Berlin, %. Tsui- 9tuf brlbtlOs
fem Dese na6 Sdppille, q. .. Der
'lleberf.e 9la6riatsu 9fsentir ipirS
aus aonftaniinopel telesropbirt. bab
briiifde sruppeq in einer Salod-t
NIT ben rsbeIlii4en einseborenen IN
Ssr a3roDins 81 Darfur, i'm c6.ra
Suodn. ssialus.n iprrben isisu.
Ga nisa bEi&.ei. sok bic psitsn
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fden poiittcnen iebr Aeittg bOmbors
oirt, manhmal 5ipsi Dohen lang
obns llnisrbre6ung. ab.r ipenn aud
bier bic StdIisner i'm 8Ortbeil iuarsn,
ba ihre poTitionen bObsr lasen, dls
bieienisen Der Seiterrei9er, beitdHo
Der etH5iss 8ortbeil, ben iie in einem
sdH3en Sdbr errdnsen, bnrin. bdb iis
nit ibrsn idipsreH Ssi4iisen ben
G'ipfsl zines 8erses pollitGnbis sers
it0rten. 10 baB bic 5Itsrrsihii9s 5rups
psnabtbeiIuns, bic ben @ipfel beIebt
bate, 3uriidss3ogen tDerben mubts.
5rosbem iparen bic Stalisner nidt i'm
Stanbe, au6 nur sinsn S4ritt pors
5uriiden.
mGs III biefer SbeiLim iiiblihen
5irol, no bic Staliensr Elm sanses
Saar lang Osrsebli6 osriudt battsn,
Dor3uriidsn, in BEN ieBt bic Oeiters
rsidsr in 10 erfOIgrsi4er Weifs Sors
riiden.
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Der GelbfrtIis BAT fi4 Marset an
g2a5rungsmitteln uno Elm giIens
babnItrsit sngelsLt.
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9Setterberid)t.

5urS bio unb 5nbiano: 5riibss
Bettsr am 0ienitag; am UlittpO9
ih6neg Wetter.
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Der angebtideu 8ergeb en-
Der in @er6tnbung NIT
Ser trif3en q E BE lion
btngeri4teten 9otrtos
ten in @usft4t ges
ftellt.

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9(sduit6 ertldrte am Montag drlf cine
ssraoe i'm lInter9aus, baB in tur5enr
cine GrtlGrung abgegebeu tperben
ipiirbe, nelfe aIle @tn5elbeiten Der
8ergeben ent6alte, ipegen Deren fiinfs
se6n Sbeilnbemcr an Der iriIAen Res
6eGlion binqeri9tet fpuroen.
Ger gremier fiigte birsu, bdb er
ipeqen Der W2iBberftdnOnife IN Gme
rita ii6er bic 9tnqelegsnbeit beitrebt
iei, bic @rflGrung To6ulo als irgenos
m0glid gu unterbreiten.
Ruffif3e unterfeebOote 0 te
feten angebtt6 tire
Saeb auf beuti DE
9 6iffefort.
Qpnbpn, %. Wtai. RuTIif&e I'm
teriesboote fd6ren fort, auf oertf6e
6unbelsT6iffe in Der OitTse Sagb gu
MAIDEN. Cine 0epefhe an bic Gr6ange
telegraph Gpmpdnp DON 9openfagen
meloet, bab man gluu6e, hab Der peutz
ftbe 9ampfsr ,@orms" RON 6amburg
eines ibrer lebten Spfer getporoen lit.
Gr bate S6peoen ppr mebreren ga
gen Oerlaffeu uno lit IN 0eutfhlan6
ni6t angefommeH.
Iernec niro 6eri9tet, bas Der
f6pebiIde Gunpfer rRoIaIinb". 877
Sprnen, ndbe Stodbolm auf ctnc
Mine ftieb unb uuterging; bic Narnz
f6aft lit serettet.
Griebens5eiden?
aonbon, %. Mai. Die gerii6es
ruugs @eieGi6aften bsriateten am
Nontlq so ProSent gegsn cine 5ries
bsnssrtl1rung Sptffen gnglGltb uno
9eutihlanb bor Dem l. Sunudr. Dieie
Rdte beutet an, bab, Der 2nitht Der
9eriiherungs GsIeQIhdften sufulge,
bic 9lusiiGtsn fir einen baloigen 5rtes
ben jsbt Before iinb. oIs Dor sipei mo-
uateU, mann Die Hote fir bdffelbs Riz
iitO Rur 80 9ro5eHt 6strug.
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&OnIul 2etHer BON Gbi6uabua Utr0
am 9ienitug benz Stuatsbeparte'
ment 9eriht erLLatten.
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SOG ii4 bic pirtbf4uftli4e Situation
in N1erifo geitalten.