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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
Steamer KurlaRd Sunk.

LONDON, Dec 1.-THE steamer
Kurland has beel, sunk in collision
with another vessel, according to d
Lloyds announcement. Maritime rec
ords here show there are three steam
ers named "Kurlald," one Belgian and
two Of Russian r,gistry. All three Of
comparatively small vessels
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
British Improve Position

LONDON, Dec. 14.--An official state
ment issued today says British troops
improved their position slightly east
of Bullecourt as the result of the bonn
\ harding of thta Locality reported in
last nights communique.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
WILL RELIEVE COAL
SHORTAGE IN SOUTH

WASHINGTON, D. c., Dec. IA
Steps to relieve the existing coal
shortage in Alabap'a and Georgia were
taken today by cne fuel administra
ton
Coal operators srnplying cities IN
those two states we're directed to give
erefo~once . shiNrr cnts t3 r,cet vres =
ing needs in certain Georgia and Ala
tsma citiss.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1917-12-14
SCHOOLS SUSPEND
FOR THE HOLIDAY

The public schools Suspended to-
day for the holiday period giving the
boys and girls two weeks from their
lessons.
The board of education has allotted
the week before and the week after
Christmas for the holiday season this
year.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
MOVE OZARK TRAILS
OFFICES TO TULSA

At the usual Tuesday MONDAY
luncheon Of tho directors Of the
Chamber Of Commerce. IN the grill
Of the Hotel Tulsa yesterday. Col. W.
II tColn) Harvey, president of the
ozark Trails association announced
that he had formally opened offices
in tho chambers headquarters, and
that henccforth all work along this
network of roads would be directed
from this city.
one Of the first matters 70 ne taken
up by the directors at their meeting
was i'm reference to the death of W.
T.. Gordon. formerly vice president Of
the Exchange National bank, and a
most enthusiastic worker in the
Chamber of Commerce.
II was the voice of the directors that
a special committee bc named 10 draft
a suitable message of coincidence upon
the death. and the secretary, Colonel
Douglas, was instructed To tender 4
floral wreath At the funeral The di-
rcctors viii attend the funeral in a
body.
The directors presented an invita-
ton to B. T. Spencer. to show his
specimens of manufactured marble
ite to the club and he also was as
surcd that it his wares were as repre-
scutcd, they would cooperate with
him in placing them on the market.
y. y Gilbert vice-prcsidcnt OF the
Producers State bank, was voted in as
"A member of the organization.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
AUTO DEALERS PLAN
BIG SHOW FOR TULSA

The Tulsa Auto Dealer. association
'J meeting last might formod plns
for au automobile, show to Dee n.lI tu,
iirSt Wock iu March II As hopoJ to
secure tho Convention han fnr tho
puipos" and committee Of thrco. WAS
appointed To complete the details #
is hopod io have over thirty firms rep
resented at the show
~ NJ Griffith was appointed treas-
uier To succeed Gordon Ware who re-
signed ana moved to Chicago.
Auto companies representa- M the
meeting were. Federal Motor COM
IanN. Slurm Motor company. Welsh
M'NuItN Motor company. Tulsa
liainos company. Randol Motor com
pany and the Carhart Motor COMPANY
Ihcsc all presented checks for Nom
h'rship and for their due for the first
half Of the year. The Patterson Motor
company Tulsa Motor car company.
Ncstcrman Motor car company. car
nation Motor Sales company. Purdv
Motor COMPANY Electric Vehicle
60 mpany ana the Jurdon aud Eowou
company were represented ana will
present checks for membership and
dues for the first half Of the year at
the meeting next TUESDAY. An Of
these firms will have charter mem
hcrships.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
KENDALL MAY ESTABLISH
BRANCH OF INDIAN STUDY

Kendall may establish a branch Of
study for the Indian student preachers
as "a result of meeting OF n board OF
education for the Indians who were
in session at the college yesterday ar
te.roou. Plans were prepared and
submitted for the consideration of the
board OF directors Of the college
Henry G. Moffett. director Of the edu-
cation Of the Indians, spoke before the
board.
Or Cochran ana Rev Duncan Nc
River Of Norman spoke before the
board and presented plans and sug-
gostions for the work The depart
ment II established. will he primarily
for inaugurating a department in the
school exclusively for the instruction
of the Indians who wish to prepare
for the ministry.
If this department Is added to the
Kendall college. II will eventually bo-
come a distinct department where the
Indians will be given thoro course
in the studies on the Bible and Will
he ono of the very few tn the United
states
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
EXCHANGE BANK
PERMIT ISSUED
Structure Being Erected at
Bostop and Third viii
Cost $450,000.
STARTS MONTH OFF RIGHT
VIII Be the Most Expensive
Building Ever Erected in
City of Tulsa.

The long expected and the hcartiN
received f." for the construction ant
erection of the Exchange Nat,ual bank
building al the intersection r EUNoi
and Third, for which the excavation
Hud foundation has been completed
Was received Yesterday by the ciS
building Inspector and permit ls-uod
showing the building viii cost "a cN-
cess of $4,000.
This figure, given by the contractor
represents the most expensive building
ever erected In the city of Tulsa, and
with but few exceptions within the on
tire state If oklahoma
While Tulsa has several buildings
which will probably be as high from
the pavement, there are none which
cost IN excess Of S400, 600 as shown by
the books Of the building INSPECTOR.
The nearest approach to the II
story building 10 be erected 10y the EX
change National bank, is that OF no
tel Tulsa which cost. according to the
permit issued. 100000. The govern
iuent building cost approximately this
much, but no permit for II was Is
sued by the city building inspector.
Tie new high school building. accord
ing To the building permit book. cost
S2S2 900, and the Sinclair oil company
building cost $4,000 The Daniel
building, one of the --latest of the sky
srrapcrs erected in Tulsa. cost, accord
ing to the records in the city ha l.
SlJO,OOO
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
MRS. VISCONTI TO
TELL STORY TODAY

had asserted that Henry had told him
lanything about Secretary McAdoo. the
mysterious Senator cor and II Pliny
| Fisk
The cabinet member Henry spoke
of, Lawson said, was Mr. Lansing and
the banker Mr.. Raruch The fact that
] Baruch is "spcculator and investor,
and not a banker. had led to misun-
derstanding In the committee regard
| ing Lawson's previous testimony. In
formation. Mr. Lawson said which he
received in regard 10 Mr.. McAdoO.
Fisk and Senator "O." came from an
other source which he did not reveal.
Conference In Detail.
The Boston financier insisted on re-
citing to the committee in detail the
disputed confidont->l conference with
Chairman Henry. For more than an
hour he rccountcd what he had said
TO Henry and what Henry had said to
him with regard to his testimony
yesterday bringing in the names OF
Secretary Lansing and BaruCh. Law
son said he had forgotten to add that
Henry had told him the committee
had received information concerning
the substance Of all but one of Secre-
tary Lansing's alleged conversations
with Baruch in New York and part
Of another.
Lawson was questioned closely con-
cernng the letter he received from
Mrs. Nisconti and his conference with
hsr at local hotel. when Repre-
sentative Pou asked him If he had
not previously acquitted Secretary
Tumulty Of any connection with the
leak. Lawson declared he never had
Mr.. Tumulty in mind respecting it un-
Ill he met Mrs. Nisconti. Even then,
Lawson said. he told the woman her
efforts seemed to him to be actuated
by an ulterior motive She insisted
he said, In the presence of her attor-
ney. that she had no such motive. but
wanted to disclose Information she
thot congress and the public should
have. A. proof Of her purely patriot
ic motives. Lawson said, the woman
turned to her attorney and declared
she would not have brought legal
council TO the interview If she had
been engaged in frivolous matter.
Forced, lie says.
Asked by Representative Pou why
he had not acquainted Tumulty with
the information given by Mrs. Wis
cont. Lawson declared that he never
had any intention of making the wom-
ans letter or her statements public
when he did and that he would not
have done so yesterday had the COM
mittec not demanded that he give
them all information I'm his possession
on pain of punishment Lawson said
he had sought a conference with Mr..
Price, but that reports came to him
concerning his efforts, causing him To
let the matter drop. He said he prob
ably never could have gotten up his
courage to go to Tumulty, in view of
all that had taken place since the in
quiry began, but that he had spoken
To- Mrs. Nisconti about that very sub
icct
81 suggested that very thing To Mrs
Nsconti" he said. "and ! think one
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
CAPITAL R0TARIANS
HEAR GLENN CONDOR
Tulsan Entertains Oklahoma
City Club; Hopes to Put
Dome on the Capitol.

Special TO The World
OKLAHOMA CITY. Jan. 16.-Glcn
Condor. Tulsa Roatrian and member
Of the lower house Of the legislature.
spoke before the oklahoma city
rotary club today lie urged the cs-
Enlistment Of a state hospital for the
care OF tubcrcular patients
- came over here to redeem the
state but have given II up as had
job" said Coudou. There are too
many members of the legislature who
seem 10 believe that any man who has
money invested in oklahoma s. a
menace to the commonwealth"
Condor said that Tulsa felt chart
table towards Oklahoma city mas
much as most Of the expense of gov
ornmont WAS being borne 10y Tulsa oil
mon. ne felt that their wishes IN the
matter of locating state institutions
should be- respected. lie said Tulsa
was in favor Of locating nearly every
thing i'm Oklahoma CITY
II had intended introducing bill
approprlating funds for the erection
OF new Rock Island depot in your
city" he declared. but ! find the
statute of limitations has expired. The
best / can do for you now is 10 put a
dome on your capitol
He said he gave oklahoma city
credit for being courageous, as he uu-
dcrstood she was going after another
Cattlcmcn's convention
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
The stars Incline. But do Mt
compel
The Daily Horoscope



Wednesday JhnutN -. 1917.
Again the star. urc boz evil a.poct
Jupitcr Aar. and s,,,r, ,,. .,l al
"'
i'''' D" '"' ''> lh' sun Us
friendly.
II is "a time for Americans. to tpl,.
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'"' '"'"''' ''"''-
gers "''Ihl'' ass ih' planetary luiIu-
cucus prcsugc extraordinary events
th9f will sur,.I .l,,,, ..,,,i ..,..t.....
'un.f.,lI. r.,J,,i.,..
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given warning tbat tb. 'ratI., ..n',i,i
pr,ctirr tLrift md NINA .,,,.,,'.
rauc. ana n. l,,, ,,.4 t.. '.t,'.,
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pLn.Il, fr.. .r,,l ~ f,I,...I ..,,I r,,,i
d,ut bnbifs
Thor, has b,.u , sion ..>,.,,i,,.i,.
ucraciu. for f.r,ipu Ioaus and link
crs aruin arr vnrurI of SOM. soii .t
am mcNpcctpd state off affairs which
VIII cause henl, losses
Tho death of "a finYucir,. u,y rnu,-
plicate problems thai win c9ufront
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
Doctor Tells HOW7O Strengthen
EyeSighf so per cent In One
Weeks Time In Many Instances

wonderfully benefited by following the
simple rules Here is tho prescription: Go
to uu, active drug -tor" nud got q bottle Of
BluOpIo tablets, Drop one Hon OPTIC tablet
boz fourth Of rias, of water and allow
to dissolve. with thi, liquid hathc the eyes
two 90 four times daily Nou should notice
yotf eyes clear mp prcceptib, right from
the start and Inflammation will quickly dis.
appear II your eyes are blthrring you,
even little. take steps to save them now
before % D., too late. Many hopcles.ly blind
might have been saved u they had cared for
their eyes iu time
Note: Another prominent Physician 10
whom the above article was submitted, said
90 Bon OPTIC is a very remarkable remedy. Its
constituent ingredients are well known TO
eminent eye specialists and widely prescribed
by thcm. The manufacturers guarantee 1t 10
strengthen eyeiight 90 per cent In one weeks
time m many instances or refund the money
II can be obtained from any good druggist
and is one OF the very few preparations I
feel should be kept on hand for regular use
IN almost every family II is sold in Tulsa
by NJ !. Youukman and other drug stores.
Adv
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
HERO OF MANILA
BAY HEARS TAPS"
CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE


rank Farragut was the first and
Porter the second. 1t was under Far
ragut that Dewey received his first
baptism in war
valuable as the training OF Annap-
oils was, II was poor schooling beside
that of serving under Farragut in
time Of war" Admiral Dewey once
said Whenever | have been In a
difficult situation or In the midst OF
such a confusion Of details that the
simple and right thing 10 do seemed
haZy ! have often asked myself, what
would Farragut do? In the course OF
preparations for Manila bay | often
asked myself this question, and con
fCss | was thinking of him the night
We entered the bay and with the CON
v.ctiou that | was doing precisely
what he would have done"
George Dewey was born in the
shadow OF Nermont's state capitol at
Montpelier, on the day following
Christmas In 1887. Al the age of II
he reached the crossroads OF his
career; one road led to West Point
the other to Annapolis. Young Dewey
favored the former, but
There was no vacancy for West
Point from Vermont" explained the
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
TO LET TEACHERS OFF
FOR CONVENTION AT K. C..
Tulsa Instructors Who Want Ia 60 Ia
National Meet VIII be- Per
mittcd To GO.

In order that the principals and
supervisors i'm the schools Of tho city
may attend the National Educational
association convention to be held at
Kansas city from February 20 to
March 3. it has been arranged by T..
t. ObcrholtZcr, superintendent Of pub
lie schools, that those teachers who
intend to be at the meeting VIII bc
given q leave Of absence provided they
offer substitutes TO fill their positions
while thcy are away
According to the number Of princi-
pals and supervisors who now are
planning to he present AZ the assoC'a-
ton, a special Pullman may bc dis
patched by the Frisco to convey them
to their destination
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17

OF the things she said to me was this:
have repeatedly tried to get TO
MIR Tumulty today since | sent your
letter before We went any further.
called Mr. Tumulty Oh the telephone
and he said that | could not see him
ANA would have tO give him any in
formation / had over tho telephone.
When ! would not do this he cursed
me out in a way | would not stand
from anyone.
IL didn't have any idea Of anything
happening here to force that letter
out" said Lawson
More Mystery.
Lawson told the committee that
there was something sad, pathetic and
awful about this thing. which ne was
not I'm a position to disclose, but that
the committee surely could get II from
Mrs. Nisconti Despite the fact that
the woman could not be found. Law
son said he sull believed she would
appear and tell her story as she told
10 To- him, lie declared that after be
coming convinced that Mrs. \isconti
was honest he had told her he would
not see her suffer or lose her means
OF livelihood IT she aided him i'm this
"puhllc service
Members of the committee said that
the purpose I'm calling the Sew York
nnanCicrs was To- question them re-
EHrdmE business iu financial circlra
generally during December They VIII
he asked particularly lt was N
about reports that some of the
bankers had warned stock exchange
mou against pyramidlnE further in i'm
dustrials and told them To- buy moro
freely of railway stocks.
Lawson was temporarily dismissed
] 4 Ia tfn
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
CHAMBER OF COMMERCE
ELECTION JANUARY 19

a primary election will be held in
the Chamber OF Commerce rooms on
January ~ for the purpose OF naming
80 nominees from which the l6 direc-
tors OF the organization will later be
chosen. The meeting will start at
chosen. The election will start at
o'clock In the afternoon.
1t will he necessary for all the mcm-
hcrs of the Chamber of Commerce
who wish to cast their votes In this
primary election and the selection of
the 32 candidate To be present at the
meeting. as vote by mail does not
comply with the bylaws of the or
ganization, 1t was announced
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
Two Ships Go Down.

I LONDON, Jan. l6.-Tho BRITISH
steamship Martin of l.9i0 tons gross
and the Swedish steamer Norma OF
i,537 tons gross have been sunk. ac-
cording to an announcement made to-
| day at Lloyd's Shipping agency.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17

IA''NfS tNta'N
County Attorney Reeves announced
last night that he stood ready to be-
gin the hearing promptly at the hour
designated by Judge Stondevcu and
that he had the following witnesses
to testify on behalf Of the state:
w. r. Richison. 500 South konoSha:
Jack Wilson. 519 East First; Roy Hat
field. 1888 South Detroit; o. r. stone
527 East Third Fred Martin. Laveta
rooms. ---- kotusky glass plant. G.
G. Markham, Tulsa; Alice Wcsthover
374 South Kcnosha, j. Henry Sl2
West seventh; Jim Herring. 2i3
Brady. Arch Cotwcll, S12 West Sov-
enth: Harry Morris, 409 South Keno
sha: r. J. Thornton. 521 East Third;
W. l.. Monaghan 621 East Third: H.
C. Busch, 3ll South Frankfort j S.
Price Ledford's cafe. j. r. Petlcy
Frankfort street; J. J. Cooper 1890
South FairNew. Dr. W w Beeslcy
and Dr. W. w. Brodie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
FREDDIE WELSH BEATEN
BY MITCHELL ON POINTS

MILWAUKEE, wis. Jan. Ia
Ritchie Mitchell Milwaukee light
weight, defeated Champion Freddie
Welsh on points In II ten-round con
test here tonight, sporting writers
agreed
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17

the augury OF change. Business at
fairs may cause anxiety. Both health
ana money should be safcguarded
children born on this day may DO
rash and careless. The subjects OF
Capricorn are likely to be often IN
trouble, but they are usually gifted.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
POLICE OFFICERS
TRIAL SET TODAY

CONTINUED FROM PAGE ONE
these mentioned men shot down tho
lad with prcmcditatod design and
without the authority Of law.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
ECHOES

THERE isn't
MUCH difference
BETWEEN n letter
FILE and a nail
FILE. Both are
FINGERED
CONSIDER \BLY.
Blouie.
Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Indian Territory [Okla.]) 1905-1919, 1917-01-17
, BAD FAITH CHARGED
BY MOOSE LEADERS
But Hope of Harmony Be
tween Republicans and Pro-
gressives Not Given Up.

NEW YORK. Jan. 10 Efforts to
bring about harmony between Re
publicaus and ProErcssiVcs here to-
day produced as their first Couspicu-
GUS result a stormy protest from
Gorge W Perkins and Everett
Colby, Progressive leaders. that Re
publican leaders were not acting in
good faith
Chairman William Il Wilcox of
the Republican national committee
eallcd together a subcommittee OF
the Republican executive committee
appointed Yesterday to devise q plan
of co. operation between Republicans
fnd Progrcssives The result of this
meeting Was the issuance of ro~ulu
uons adopted for the purpose of
to hc composed of Republicans and
Pt"etesslvcs to have 20 voice 900 party
affairs.
succeed Committee.
This would take the place of the
Joint Rcpuhhcau- Progressive cam
paigu committee which went out of
existence after the election
Almost simultaneously with Mr.
NillcoN's announcement of this pltu
ht the Union League club. Mr Per.
hluS AT hts home around the corner
issued a statement attacking the Re
publican executive committee and
MT NlllcoN's subcommittee ON ha.
muny. but at the same time dcfcud.
ing MIR WilcoN
Mr. Perkins declared that ar the
messing of tn" executive committee.
yesterday there had been au effort to
rorce Mr.. WillcoN out of the chair.
manship ana To place a rcactluulr,
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-15
Ell GOBIERNO INGLES CONFISCt
Los BARCOS DE DOS
C0MPANIAS

NUEVA YORK, Febrero 14.-Ano
che Sc recibieron informes en- eSta
ciudad de que el gobierno ingles ha
confiScado las flotas de barcos mar-
cantes pertenecjentes 4 las empresas
ravIeraS Booth Steamship Company
limited ' Alfred Holt Company. ME
jor conocida por IA Blue Funnel Line.
La primera de dichas empresas po-
seia vesar,sois vapores de pasajeros
y area, con IN desplazamiento total
de Alb toneladas Y Ia segunda era
propietaria de 81 barcos con I'm tone
laje de Sis toneladas.
E, toneIaje total ~reQuerido por eI
sobierro ingIts hasta ahora. aseiende
a C76,90c toneladls, y comprende e
mayor parte de los barcos que ha-
cian las rutas de lnglaterra-Sud-
America, Inglatelca-China. Japon )
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-15
CUtTRO VAPORES ECHADOS 4
PIQUE Ell MARTES

LONDRES, Febrero Lila agen-
cja de information martina Lloyd's
public6 hoy el resumen de los barcos
echados I pique por los submarines
aLemanes durante Ell dia de aver ha-
o!endo siGo 81 nUmero q que el
dc. !unes. aunque su toneIaje eS ma
yor del ioble.
De esos cuatro barcos Ell mayor 10
fUe e! vapor de carga "Afric." cuyo
deSpIazamjento era de 1899 tonela-
da> y que sobrepasa por 81 solo al MI
nero de tone!adas hundido e! lunes.
Los otroS tres barcos, fueron el 20
rcIand," DC 1850 t~oneladas, de ban
dcra inglesa: ell West" noruego, Gu
~ capacidad no Sc conoce y eI bergan
lin britanico Ada.
Con los barcos echados a riquc aver
martes, eI numero de e~mbarcaciones
deStrujdas desde e. dia primero. es dc
81 ' su deSplazamiento total de
ZU0,4+& ~toneiadas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-15

pitolio. La milicia ha recibido drde-
mes de modification.
En- Honolulu Sc dice que en- case
de guerra Ia m.ilicia de Hawaii, que
cuenta con 5000 hombres podria ser
enviada en- los barcOs r~eQUisadOs i
los alemaneS para proteger el fe-
r~rocarril de Tehuantepec en- Mexico
en- case de que Sc cierre el canal de
Panama.
En- TODD ell Jap6n ha causado una
impression muy buena la ruptura dc
relacioneS entire los Estados Unidos
y Alemania.
La Drensa elogia al Presidente Wi
son por 81 digna actitud. y le indi-
ca Que dehe de influir cor su aliado
la China para que esta tambi6n sc
una a las ~potencias de Ia Entente"
Y obfgar asi a Alemania a rendir-
Sc ante Ia preston universal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1917-02-15
Una Ojesd3 sObre Ia sitDs-
ci01 miIit8r IN los d..
VarS0S frentfs
En- Ia Mesopotamia loG ingleses han
logrado Poner cerco nuevamente
a Ia plaza de kut cl-Amara.
EN- LA FRONTERA OCCIDENTAL.
DE la MOLDAVlA LOS ALE
NAMES OCUPARON UNA PO-
SICION FORTlFICADA.

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