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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
AMERICAN TROOPERS
ARE BUSY IN FRANCE
Making Their Permanent Base Home
Hike while Getting Ready for
Real Business.
~ DANIEL DILLON.

With the American Army in France.
July 16.-Today ] had my first view
Of American troops in their permanent
base camp. They are not only ready.
they are eager for the firing line.
Working like beavers they are engaged
in the most intensive course OF train
ing an expeditionary force ever had.
But there are no strikers among the
men. Sammy" is here, there and
everywhere He knows he is here to
prove that the American soldier is the
king of them all. The American train
ing camp is like a stockade in the old
plain days. about to be attacked by
band OF Indians. Silhouetted on the
Landscape are rifed soldiers guarding
the camp. Here and there dotting the
hillsides are the "Sammies" ready to
repel an Invasion" or to hold UP any
one trying to enter the camp, I visited
the camp today. I thought II would
be easy to get into touch with the
boys from home" My progress. how
ever. was checked by an army sentry,
Halt. who goes there" were the
words shouted from a lonely sentinel
on this spot by the roadside. khaki
clad trooper jolted me 1t came to my
mind that the American army was
training on French soil. ! had TO pre-
sent my CrsdcUNld1S. sammy tAdtil-
lined them. Then with CHEEKY word
of greeting he said
All right comrade."
l. passed into French territory. pa
trolled by Americans. To the right
of the camp the mules are corraled,
The temporary barracks are rapidly
being fashioned. On the pike Partisan
cabs now being used for trucking pur-
poses, are driven by American soldiers
But with all his work and he is work
ing like a heaver-"Sammy" has found
a little time for recreation, In
nearby stream there were a hundred
naked American soldiers splashfng in
the water like children. I'm the village
more "Sammies" were playing with the
children. In some gardens they were
working with old Frenchmen; others
were al the railroad unloading supplies
from trucks: on the nearby green others
were going through drills and manoeu-
vres.
came to the headquarters of Major
General Sibert He personally well
coined me He explained the close CO.
operation Of division headquarters with
the French who were acting with his
men The instructions outlined By the
French are a sort Of novelty to sam
N.Y." but he is keen and quick to learn
the new ways. The French division
commander today paid formal call on
General Sihert During the call the
French band played patriotic airs. The
American general will return the visit
tomorrow.
EVERYWHERE the good fellowship be
tween the French and the "Sammies"
Is In evidence. French families ara
eager TO house the Americans The
cordial relations could not he surpassed
Sammy" has endeared himself IN the
hearts OF the French.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
cry FOR PEACE IS


sincerity Of Americas chief execu-
live and the people he represents is
weeping on irreststihlv IN the en-
plrf. For a week while Bethmann-
Fcllweg was tottering, nothing was
said IN the press Of the Ini.'d States
Now that he IS out and the atmos-
nhere is cleared. the cat isNpeeking out
OF The bag a furore OF press attaC ks
as suddenly embossed upon the chan
ceHor and ii revolves not around
peace formulas or reforms, but around
his "hnneiinF policy toward the
United States"
George Bernhard In the Eossiche
Zeitung today went 50 far as TO
charge the cX-chancellor with unpar-
donablc insincerity and deception in
his dealings with America He as
serted the. break could have been
avoided bad the t--hoa' question been
handled properly
Another blank target fov journal
istlc irvectiyc Is Or Alfred thinner
mann author % the kaiser mikado-
Carrarza plot letter lIo now is gen
orally Acknowledged 81 have been the
arch tolundercr of Wilhelmstrasse
In this connection the one m1a in
Germany who really knows the United
States and It's president Is being ush-
- more and more 10 tho forefront
Count Won Bernstorff
lingo organs which forr,nriv ac
c,,sed him of ,,ltra.n,ctrs,n vbi1n no
vas in Washington arc hopinn;ns, IN
500 the lfpbt THO. noirt out that ~,
I or all he know. The situation hest and
1 vhoufd have heen unhar,norad IN
handling II.
Refreshing side light on the Ger
man change of front toward America
soho Taraa zaytunr q naner which
hitherto exhausted IFS dafv fount n.
,.it~lnl IN attacks nm the neare aa
,,nootos This journal frankly accts.
~ Hollweg TODAY If .obstructing the
pa,b ~ neaco
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
DEATH YESTERDAY OF
GEORGE ". MCGOWAN
Well known Merchant Passes Away
Suddenly at His Place of
Business.

George w. MCGOWAN. a we'll known
merchant, member of the firm of Nc
Gowan & Pearsali, furniture dealers,
died suddenly at his place OF business,
No. 1445 East Main street, at T:o5
o'clock yesterday evening. aged fifty
two years. He was preparing to go
to his home, when he was suddenly
seized with dizziness, and died In d
short while, Coroner Whitfield ex-
amined the body and pronounced death
due to heart failure.
The body will be removed to the
residence. Moody avenue. Woodla nd
Heights, this morning. and the time of
the funeral will be announced later.
MIR. McGowan has been identified
with the retail business of Richmond
for a mum Der OF years
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
SOCIOLOGICAL
DELEGATES NAMED

Governor stuart yesterday appointed
the following delegates to the Southern
Sociological congress which will he
held in Blue Ridge. \. C. July 80 &c
August 3
william Hodges Mann. Petersburg.
Ennion G. william, NJ. n.
John p. Mcconnell, Phi. D. East Rad
ford
Rev. ]. ]. Gravatt. n. n.
Jesse NJ. Jones. Blacksburg,
l.. q Garnett. assistant attorney
general
Rev J. Sidney Peters.
Mrs. ]. Tyler Jobson.
Mrs. w A. Burrows.
Rev. ]. T. Mastin. board Of charities
and corrections.
DIR. Charles r. Grundy. Norfolk,
DR.. w. Brownley Foster. Roanoke.
r. f. Reed. Norfolk.
NJ. l. Lathram, Fredericksburg.
Miss Minnie Young. Danville.
Julian A. Burruss. Harrisonburg.
]. L. Jarman. Farmville.
f. H Russell. Fredericksburg.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
COAL OPERATOR IS
HELD FOR MURDER

Johnstown. Pa. July 16.-George X
Tompkins, Jr., Philadelphia coal op-
orator, arrested in connection with the
mysterious deaths by shooting of Ed
ward HUMPHREYS, his wife and son
yesterday in an automobile on coun-
try road near here. was formally
charged with murder before a justice
of the peace today. and is locked up
in the Cambria county jail.
The charge was made by county
detective, and Tompkins Immediately
declared his innocence. Tompkins, on
his way to jail. declared that he had
forgotten a few details In the statement
he made yesterday and he was given
opportunity to make another statement
in secret, the purport of which the au-
thoyities refuse to disclose
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
GREAT FESfaYf F0pcf
FOR HOME Service

Washington. July ) -- re govern
ment will raise a great reserve force
for home service composed OF men
not eligible under the draft because
OF az. II will take tho place Of .fe
national guard after that organize
ton has been sant to France.
Appropriations for the snpp3i. Of
the new force will he contained in
the new army estimates.
II was made plain today that this
force will not include the home
guards. They are M rely state or
ganizations. The guar.i-ner --i2i 600
in mum her-~ordered into federal SER
vice yesterday will be l-ept at their
aFmories for about Two weeks and the
armories for abou, two weeks ard
eAe0 moved to training camps.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
AMERICA IS STILL
FEEDING IT'S ENEMY
No Adequate Steps Yet Taken to Pre-
vent Fats From Reaching
Germany.

Washington, July 16.-One of the
the hands of the United States--the
food embargo-lies paralyzed through
division of opinion in the exports
council.
Men familiar with the whole food
situation of Northern Europe have
told the council. with figures to back
up the story, that a prompt embargo
against the neutral nations shown to
have supplied Germany with a fat ra-
ton to sustain every man she has
under arms. will be worth moro to
the United States In a military way
than the immediate dispatch of half
million trained men to the battle line.
Many observers here insist that the
straw which broke the back of Ger
many's internal accord was the reali-
ration by men of perception in the
Teuton councils that the rigid enforce
ment of the embargo by TIE United
States would cut off a source of sup
ply without which Germany cannot
go on fighting.
Germany now and always has rails
ed sufficient grain to feed her armies
and her people. On a grain basis she
can go on indefinitely without outside
help. But she cannot produce fats.
Fats are necessary if she Is to go on
with vigor in the war.
Yet it was learned today the ex-
ports council has granted almost ev-
cry applications that has been made
to it. The council is not making pub
lie either the number granted and
refused ax ths character RI Attheh
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
SENATE TO RUSH
AIR BILL THROUGH

Washington. July 1s.--Tt Is probable
that by the end of the week. President
Wilson Will have the $40 100000 avia-
ton bill in his hands. The senate mil
itary committee decided today TO try
to pass the bill this week. 1t had been
expected it would have to wait until
the food control bill had been voted
upon. But senators are satisfied that
discussion Of the measure Will take. lit
tie time
So tomorrow. the subcommittee on
aviation, headed bv Senator sheppard,
OF Texas. will hold meeting and de-
eide upon the day this week they Will
offer the bill on the floor.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17

the information shown on the bill of
lading covering the shipment. The
truck is of solid construction, i'm
mense in size, and painted white. In
gold letters. it is marked with he
words, Storage. Richards. Bridge
port, Conn"
II was learned by Governor Stuart
that the government decided to rush
the shells through by motor on ac-
count of the need for quick delivery.
and the delay that would surely re-
suit If they were shipped by rail. 1t
was not denied that for time a real
fear was felt here as to the real desti-
nation and purpose of the shells.
Sheriff Sydnor thought II would be
better to have the governor get in
touch with the authorities, and get to
the bottom Of what might have been
a real discovery
Prohibition authorities were also
on the Job, and thinking the truck
might carry big shipment OF ardent
spirits. secured a search warrant.
and placed 1t in the hands OF the
sheriff for execution. When the cases
were opened and the shining brass
shells were discovered. the prohibit
ton department lost interest in the
matter. but 1t presented n more seri-
Gus situation, it was believed, for the
government
After the men who were In charge
of the truck were released, they lost
no time in getting their machine oil
cd. and were on their way again In
a short time.
Before the character Of the ship
ment and its destination were made
known large crowds surrounded the
truck and speculation was rife as TO
the probability Of its enemy desti-
nation.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
THE WEATHER.
Omitted States Weather Bureaa.
Department OF Agriculturc.l

Forecast for Tuesday and Wednssi
day:
For irginia-Thunder SHOVE
Tuesday. Wednesday probably IL
and warmer.
For North Carolina and South Cars
lna--Thunder showers Tuesday an,
probably Wednesday, except fair nea
the coast.
There will be thunder showers Tues
day and probably Wednesday in tn
East Gulf states and the interior d
the South Atlantic states and thun
der showers Tuesday in the Ohio val
lev, Tennessee. the Lower Lake regio
and the Middle Atlantic states, fol
lowed by generally fair weather Wed
nesday.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
BtRNE HEARS FOUR
U-o0ATS WERE SUNK

London, July 16,-Four of the larg-
est and most modern German submar-
ines were destroyed by American war
ships which were conveying the first
installment- of American troops to
france, according to a report from
German sourEcs as contained In
Berne dispatch TO a Rome news agency
and forwarded from Rome by the Cen
trail News.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
More Teutons Captured.

Petrograd. July 1.-THE Russians
Yesterday captured sixteen officers ard
900 Austro-Gernlans in the fighting
in Eastern Galicia. says the official
statement issued today by the Russian
war department The Russians also
took a number Of machine guns.
The Russians drove the Austrians
out Of the village of Lodzyany, in the
Lomnica rive region, and retained
possession % the eastern end OF the
town. Northeast OF L4alusz the Ger
mans began an attack. The Russians
threw them back
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17

Detectives are looking for the this
who entered No. s17 East Leigh street
and carried away a lot Of clothing be,
longing to p. r. Young. The article
were taken from a wardrobe.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
Russians Occupy Dolipa.

London. July 16-Occupation by
the Russians OF The Galiciaa town of
Dolna is reported in a Petrograd de-
spatch to the Idea Nazionale, of
Rome, as quoted IN a Central News
despatch from that city. The Austrian
army or General Boehm Ermo1li is
said to have been thrown back on the
Carpathians.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17

9N t1Ate with foreign governments, look
81 lne towards drafting Aliens by inns
m eountry. Senator Reed said ne had
tried TO get the alien exemption law
M amended out was unsuccessful.
Other complaints have Deen re-
ceiyed here concerning the estimates
xor western clues. Inc malority OF
Ine western states registered only
about 50 per cent of their estimated
eligible population. There was senie
III uuestion at the time why this should
be SO. Now II has been stated that the
estimates were based on the census
= OF 4slV, plus percentage of CROWN
a, VAL be recalled that for a few years
praor to 1910 there was great boom
in the far west This boom died out
Ihe populations have renamed al
q mos, stationary ever since in the ma
n jortty OF cases. but the estimates toE
III Ahe draft were based on a perceN'ase
~ 10 meet that of the mushroom EFoN N
before the last census
A second series OF estimates made
before the states quotas we're an
nounced. improved TIE sit0aNo2 &C
cordlng to o!tictalS This second Ctn-
sus showed wide divergence iF5m iAe
earlier estimates,
Boar,i> All selected.
Secretary q war BAKE announce
today Jhat The Appellate Pa 6 ;ss
exemption cases asvt s N~cr So
( lected Ire names A-@ W. she y a!ie.
House awaiting gr+-1-t z-VHS2- ny
the rrsS-&s-- ~@-E ~ re an
nouncs5 P-ca N-se-0 t1e 1eNi
twenty-tez- c- t,r.s-e-E&t ra&f< by
the co@srs,,7-sE c- S4- r-E'1 on.
rosa1 VI tss i>oar,ts,
IT a. res~ie a-e ~ t-r5. boards
They - g-z --zsa-.s ;Se acsl coNrt
OF &rr~E1 AEar% -1e .1V provides
thai AS e'sA- cz- D. made IN the
p.-s1&T~5 81 % zs ,T owing 10
tAs 4-...sSS y 80 s@s pres de7t him
selt Taasr. az 49, ~4~lSer @, such
ap7sA IS s~s-sv' 10 establish
n&tz14- sGs~1 es-s 70 arf -or ann.
"a s4&,~ s~5 -@s government
W - -47es~e--es en- ne board,
~ssN csvS .-V~a Tire" 20 I'VE
r1s- ss-<. -z .-%atso1 obtained go
ca s@ewts -0 strict VIII be the
ysTseG .s5-es@ e~Js for drafted
--e- ~ nan = called fer sew
wee - s- r. - examined by the
rnsts-z. - Ne- = 'He local hoard.
tire Esvv---- - re state and guided
b. Tire a~~-y physical requirements
WILL determine whether me Drafted
man : 0Nrsca!}v f. for service. If
he decides DOT the man ~! 5e OK
emrted
II. However he decides the man
mee-s the ar.gv requirements and orr
ders ira. he be held for scrvtc" the
man viii have 70 undergo another TX
animation this time al the hands or
regular army physician when he re-
ports "A. the mobilization camp.
Should the army physician decide that
despite the exemption boards physl-
clan judgment the man failed in any
respect 10 meet the army require
nents. the man will be turned back
and released from service.
In Working Order.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
Local Temperature Yesterday.

IL noon temperature ...........
3 +. NJ. temperature ...........
s T. NJ. temperature ............
Maximum temperature to s p. NJ.
Minimum temperature to z, NJ.
Mean temperature ..............
Normal temperature ...........
Deficiency in temperature yester-
day -..-....
Deficiency in temperature since
January 1..... ...... ......
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
Funeral of David f. Bankert.

Funeral services OF David f. Bank
ert, who died Saturday at his home on
New road, were held Yesterday after
noon AT 2 o'clock in the Providence
Meth odist church
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17

Funeral services Of Mrs. Sallie Wiz
ginia Rlankenship. wife of Charles r.
Blaukenship, OF 12S East Eighteenth
street, South Richmond. were held yes
terday- afternoon at 3 o'clock On AS
bury Methodist church. The remains
were inferred at Maury cemetery.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17

r. 0. Turner. of i0l South FIT
street. reported TO the police last nigh
that some one had taken four valuabl
rugs from the front porch of his resi-
dence.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
Local Rainfall.

Rainfall last twenty-four hours.
Deficiency IN rainfall since March
Excess in rainfall since January
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
Bicycle Thief Nahbed.

Charged with having stolen hicycl.
valued at SIS belonging TO II. B. Hazel
grove. Russell Crump will be Gale
before Justice John this morning.
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
ENTIRE FAST FRONT

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thians. the Austrians are said to be
in full flight
The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
{. K. Victor Hello IN

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
WIOEAWAkE SHERIFF

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The Richmond Virginian. (Richmond, Va.) 1910-1920, 1917-07-17
All selected.

Secretary o; war EaSe- announced
today yaa; The asFe.-4,e boards ;ss
exemption cases asVt AL Seen So
lected Ire names A.@ W. tEs y a!ie
House sw4.:-1e yr--z-e s-v-a,a. ny
the president H ~ re an
nouncs+ p-caz>ss N.se.o tAe next
twenty fear c- S-r.s-e.Es. ra2r< by
The CO.. n. ?. ~ ~. - I'm At.ol
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-28

icrsen habsn, befinbe ii6 bic Siabt In
sutsm finonsislltn 3uiianbs. Die
Stdbt. obne bic FeIigeiebie Srsn5e BON
0arleben su srreihen, mag Bombs
gum geirage BON 100000 abisbsn.
nm bic Dsri6ieoenen @srbsHsrupssH,
,peIts in ausiiGt aeIielt iparen, bur9s
5ufiibrsn. Die Surgsr Repports"
fubr er fort, ,perlanesn. oob bic Stras
zen perbeiIert ipsrosn. sic ipiirbeu.
fpsnn ix bic @erpibbeit srlunasn, eab
nit Rem @sIo cute ReiuItaie ersieIt
pirren, fir bic gonbssaussube finn
men. ssn Reppurt Iei felt Sabrsr eiu
Stilitono eingetreleu. ebenio oua in
ter Steuerfrags. 6sute gilt bisIsIbe
Steusrrate ipie oor slp6lf Sabreu. Die
g(nfcrbsruugsn netren iih jsoo6 nit
iebsm Sabre unO rs 1T tnum elm 6ono
porhanoen, aus lpeltem bic Wiittel fiir
bic uls HotbpeneiQ ertdnnten Yerbels
ierunoen beipiIligt Dsrben i6uneu. Ter
Reoner, peI6er iE ipeni9en Wort'n
BEN Raad .auf ben aOpf" trdf. bate
nit feinem p1dburuf nuf Die anpes
fenben einen tiefsa Ginprud gema6t.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-28

aIs eiefsr pl0bli9 trplobiris. pobei
Der &nahe on beiben Qusen berletl
ipurbs. Der ppli3sibef callahan rer.
iudt nun feit5uifslIen. iper ben J.rst
pertstorper an ben anaben pertllfi
bat, oa eies untsr einem nsusn @eT;b
perboten iit.
- 9err y. 9aioon. @orIiBenber bss
aumPasne=SOmmittses fir bic Rot5c
areuS 9eIslfhafi. ertlarts ssitern.
bab bic decentralization in Benton
Gountp $4,000 betraosn peroe.
S2500. pelde ben Der Union g., s.
&c .. So. uuo Der 0reen Cine Strls
ben5obH 60. se3sidnst purben, iinb
oem Giucinnatier 8pmmittss iibsrmits
lei, iDor0eu. Gicier Bctroa ioQ ebod
Dem Rothen 9reua Jonbs BON Benton
eountp guteeI9rieben fperben.
SpeSial.gloti,.
Die Office b.s ftibtiIten 9aIiirsrs
piro fir bic Gutssgsnabme Don @tsus
eru am 29. unb 80. SUM- Bis 8 16r
4benbs seOffnet Iein.
Gbds. .. Wcgred,
GinanS4aommifdr.
= Or. Sbeo. Scuee iii geitern on.
ron benah-iftigt rporben, rag or Die
Organization fir sas ar3tIi3e Sfii.
5icr Heierpe Gorps in erioIgreider
g8eiie beitailOen bat. Or fam irinc
Ginberllflrng III baS Gorps ic0en SaG
e.auurten Gr. Sallee, DeIter iidb nm
Die Domination fiir oos slmt ocs 81.
roncrS bGpir5t, erflGrte, bab er inl
Sale ittner @rpGblure uno Ginberuf.
ing einan SteQpertreter fir oa5 SO.
ronersumt eruennen peIbe.
- CHARLES Worgan, 10 Sabre ar,
an Der GarneaI Strabe In 2uSIolp
luotnhaft, iuoQte iid) oeitern alIf Der
,S0rm ieines Grobpoter nabe Der
grcdt Citation ein 5neoperguiigcn
Ieiiten. 0a6ei entIuo lid iein Gerpcbr
3iifalliger @eiie, ipoourh er am Iinten
9ein cine Shubipiutbe erIltt. Gr pur.
De nod oem 81. gIiiabetb SOipitaI se'
trabt.
- &err 2Sptn Berger, pcn GopinI.
ten um0 6rI. 6rauces gtehuier. BON
Oct Ginben Strabe, 2uoIop, fpuroen
geitcrn gornittae in Der Ct 9oniin.
lius Seiede olrt ocn Giarrer $
Soeid)el6cr getraut.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1917-06-28

IaFfsn, Grisb,nsbsbinsunssn su fOrrsu
Ilren. be Don alien e,ttistsGps:isrun
gen fcipic GrissssniidabignnJ ale
pen. unb Die ginteruiurg sllIss inter
nattonaIen So3iaIiitensAorerehes ~
trmpsltnen, I'm bic internationally 90
Iibariidt aatr arbeitsr I'm Snteteil,
Der Wieosrbsritsaung bss Grisosni
5sr5ui!sGcn.
Gie Dempiratien Der triegfiibrenosr
Ra@ts perbsn auf ben DianssI az
Gnsrsis binssrpisisn, Der in ibrsr
protsiten eeesu bic arifgssisIs itrci
Resieruneen SlHass tre!s.
4nstiibts Der eegenipiriigen Si'
tuaiion bat Der aOnorsB ss Fit elm,
abIoIuis Rotbpenpistsii. iotrri Dspu.
tatioueH no9 aIltirtsn unb nsutra!tr
SdRoern gu isnbsn unb IoSiaiiitIif'
SeIesationsn jsner 2Gnber einSuloo.n
na6 RubIanb gu tommtn. Der Ron.
sreb prrteitirt segtn bic SGpitrisr
teitsn, ipeI6, triesfiibrsrbs R,si,run,
gen Der abIenouns folder DeIsgoten
in ben meg Isssn, unb D,rIons;, tab
bic propiforifhe Rsgisrung ioi6ri
S6riits sur ReDtiicn ron gsrtr6otu
nit Reeierunesn Der entente ibue.
Gsrntr pirb sins i9Itunise Gemcfra.
iiiiruns bes qsrforals oss ausndyii.
gen amtes uno bea bipIomaiijdsn
aorps perlangt.
Sum Shlub ipeift bic RefoluIiou
6arauf Bin, bab Der aries burd bt.
gemlibunstn Osr intsrnationaltn De-
mofrdtis afItir nidi ;u gnht gs5rad,t
peroen t0Hns. Tie ruiIiihe rspola.
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