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The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07
MEETING OF PROTEST.

Baltimore, Nov. 4.-Gen. Kuhn,
commander at Camp Meade, agreed
today to send the camp band and
fifty men here on Tuesday to partici-
pate at patriotic mass meeting. The
meeting was called to protest against
the alleged insult to the flag by Dr..
Karl Muck, German leader of the
Boston Symphony orchestra.
The Manning times. [volume] (Manning, Clarendon County, S.C.) 1884-current, 1917-11-07

The Old Standard Renerai strengtie nino tonic
GROVR's ThsTELRs8 chill TONIC, drives out
Malaria .enrlchss the blood nd bui up the ava
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
FI1RAN( RUN TO Gun RLAND
lS{|LlD WITH MANY THRILLS

over it at tlst rate. One incident
which We will plainly remember will
be what happened TO Davis: He was
riding IN the side car, when We ran
into drift. Davis WIS thrown almost
seven feet in the air. hut was untn-
jured I was more fortunate and
stayed with the machine"
The night was the coolest for a
motorcycle ride that have ever
known" Mr. Bier continued. 1T got
SO cold that our sandwiches we're
frozen to the boxes We carried them
In and when We went to eat them they
had 10 be thawed out over q ire
which We prepared. in the snow. An
other time We had TO fill our engine
with oil. Opening the can. We found
that it had frozen solid. This. OF
course meant another fire and more
TIME 20 be lost
But considering all the hinder
ances that we experienced on the
trip" he said, I'VE made compa ratlVr'
~ good time. only Is minutes more
than the record oi the last run which
was won by myself. Taking into con-
sideratiun everything was as We en-
pected and l am confident that ooth
teams had the time OF their lives. Al
least | know that | did.
The run was commenced at -Four
teenth and Marker streets. Saturday
night. Mayor Kirk acted as The
starter
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
TRAPSHOOTING APPEALS
TO OUTDOOR DEVOTEES
INV "Trapshooter"

That trHpshuntmk has elements whl'n
attracts men who breathe and live sport
is nyIa,,,t hr it's naming among It's Ell
thusiasric followers such men AS HonuH
Wagner, Of tho Pittsburgh National
League team: Zig Chief Bender. In"
Irdisn twirler: ,"i'hristy" MathtwSon.
manager NJ the cincinnati Reds: rE
cobb, the Georgia flash: Lester German.
who rorsook tho Now York Nationals I"
become A professional player" in the
sport alluring.' and many other base
ball celebrities.
On the other hand. We So" John Philip
Sousa fnling invig"ratinh recreation in
making dust Of In" fmrtiN" clay pig
con-"
To the man or woman pGSS"SSr'! al
tender heart and VIII" ha" no pleasure
IN tho destruction IL living creatures.
trapshootirg affords rl"aSur" without
r.;Er"r.
Th. ''up.,!' Sca>"u for trapshou;inG ~
All ofthe calendar months. and Il may
b. enjoyed regardless Of w"ath"r c"Hdl-
tons.
Any large field is 4 hunting ground.
with the game a-pl"nty. for the clay
birds" nv ovcrv day.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
HORSE NOTES

NJ. /. J., 2:og't. BY. Red VIII, son no Of
gucttc. purchased at the Gnrdan sale
last March. by W. l.. Linchan lot $h-3.
w"m sl.i5n on the Grand Circuit ms
season.
A. Il. Cummings OF Reading. Pa. who
har been on the turf for nearly half n
century. had good luck the past season
will willie Worthy, sunlock, Worthy
! Mckinney. Al Lee and Judge Moore
charley Middagh o: Mifnin Is highly
claird Owe. the speed shown by the
i,v Tuhcmia hoy. that he purchased at
$ 600 from L. y. E.shbaugh OF Milton
Ia.
Winners Of the pcvercux $4,000 stakes
: armed the following amounts: Early
! lIum. S4.7g7; BriSac, $+.i1%; Grand
: Az"ra ANworthy: $l.75"; BUSY Lassie'
$l.47G: Lindsey. Sl.@73.
Frank Bogash, Jr. 1891. campatGncd
81 lhr halt-mile tracks in 1916 by James
lI"rl"y. for the Murphy stable. is now
Ihr property Of his former owner. l. +.
SwartZ Of 81. GATHERINGS. Ont. and VII!
Ls raced on tn" ice this winter.
Thomas g.. Kinds. the Eastern trainer.
has purchased this lrlo Of Youngsters
t'ur tn, colt stakes: Forbes EnheriS"ih
2:-G'., by Malcolm Forbes; hliy 10y
.Iu>tIr" l:rooke. 2:hH'a. and III" c"lt Lit
tn" Peter 60, by Peter the Great.
,iaH Mckinney. 2:l3;2. The Ohio br"h
.roit"r thai was raced extensively IN"
, aaSI season. brought hut $2I' III the re-.
mi New York Sal". She was purchased
hy ~ Thomas. The w"ilknuwn Nebraska
irniu''g.
'rhr winning PAGER. Crescent Todd
! ":Ii:., that won nearly 5000 in his ! |
| starts. has been shifted 10 tho trot ard
Will he seen ra''InE 1T that Enit H"Nt
season.
Ed. Sundcrlin. New Hampshire trainer.
who almost yearly makes Il ra,G on ~"
halfmilr rack meetings nf ,thl" anil nd
Juining states with success. had a god
.,rsun Tn" past year. With only I've
horse. liz mad" 20 starts. winning :
rar..'. /: seconds. min" 'hi.'l money AMI
seven fnurths. and s6,455. all on tho two
I'm tracks.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
AUTO over NARROWS
Continued from First PaGs.)

Coal K Coke company offices ana gsn-
eral store, was driving 10 MoundSrllie.
Passengers in his car were Mrs. Steve
Pollack and her four year old GauSh-
ter, and Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Eisnick and
son, Polish residents Of Bcnwood. who
were going TO MounGsville 10 attend a
christening last night.
Car Struck Stone.
According TO the best information
available. Mr.. Eausnerty vas driving
along at fair rat" of speed when one
Of the wheels of his car struck small
stone. The stone caused the car 10
skid OH The icy pavement and heau
directly for the brink, on tn" retain
ing wall. and plunged over.
I G.. L. Kirby and Frank Roberts, OF
McMechen, who were passengers on
a Mountsville street car coming
north. were the first TO reach the
wrecked automobile. They found Mr.,
Daugherty dead his head almost un,
der the right front wheel. and his
feet caught in one OF the doors on H.
right side of the automobile. which
was lying right side up in the often.
headed itno the hill. Mrs. Pollark
was lying couple Of yards from the
car and her unconscious child iyihS
lnear her Mrs. Nisnick. still stunned
by the shock. was UP walking aoout
. on the opposite side Of the shattered
and blood specked car.
Help Is Summed.
The crew Of the street car. VINO
barely missed witnessing the cars
plunge. sent an emergency call TO th'
Glendale hospital and an ambulance
was sent TO the McMechen car barn
and DR. 0. F. Covert and DR.. l., y.
Ashworth OF MoundSville. rushed 10
the scene to attend the injured. \
/ southbound freight train on the Ohlo
River division Of the Il. d q: was
tagged and sent back TO the McMech,
on car barn 10 bring Stretchers. ann
the injured, who could not be carried
up the icy embankmen1, We're taken
=, on the E. & y. wreck Train 10 the
McMechen car barn. where they were
placed in the ambulance and taken u
the Glendale hospital.
There thu injured were attended "
Dr. Covert. Dr. Ashworth and DR.. 7. -.
! Barlow. OF McMechen.
Mrs. Pollack was found 10 nave Su''
iainad compound fracture OF Inc
right thigh, ore piece Of the bone push
ing entirely out through the flesh; III
ternal injuries. the full extent OF wniGH
are NOT yet known. 4 broken middle
finger on the righ: hand, and painful
bruises.
Chiids Condition CRITICAL
The Pollock child sustained horrl'
Bile fracture of the skull and last nighL
was in such a weakened condition tn2'
physicians feared II would not De ape
| 10 stand an operation. 1t s'eXpecleu
10 die. Mrs. Eisnick sustained con
fusion two and one half inches long on
the left temple and at least two Se!i
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
OREGON ELEVEN IS
.PRIMED FOR. Penn
TEST OF FAR WESTERN FOOTBALL
IN CANE SCHEDULED FOE
TIKI AFTENNOON.
Men Who Have Earned AL Coast
Honors Win BE Fitted Against
Bob YowsT1's OuaAerS.

PASADENA. Cal. lter. 3i.-ru he
western football fans. the New Yea:
Day game here tomorrow between the
eleveus of the Universities of Oregon
and Pennsylvania means more than
merely an opportunity I" see Go"d
gam" between twp unusually good
teams. tt means Il chance u show
what 4 Far Western eleven can do when
lined up against Eastern players. and.
tur that reason. III" entire Pacific Coast
rejhtceS that the. University OF Oregon
WAS the team selected TO represent IN
West. Though some critics are pre-
dieting All easy victory Tor tho East
erEers. 4 real comparison ~ The OPP
ponents is out of tn" question: Penn
Sylvania'S record Tor tn" Year is ri
course we'll known. but r"Sum- ~
what the University of Oregon ha+ ar-
cornpiisheu in it's "wa conference games
may be- OF interest.
Fitted against the best teams OH The
Pacific Coast. IN every game OF tn. sea-
son with but e. single exception oregon
has scored a clean victory. Tie ''Nctl-
ton was The game asainS; the lnlH"r-
sity OF Washington. played On field
which was a sea of mud, and resulting
In neither side scoring. However, West
ern critics have agreed that Oh "A dry
ftcid. Oregon is at least one touchdown
better than Washington Her team Is
composed of veterans. men who have all
seen at least one years service under
Head Coach Hugo Ec.dek. Their record
for this year was preceded by on. "f
more than ordinary success il! l3lJ.
when. though It. is tru" they lost TWO
games early in the season. in their
later contests they proved themselves
absolutely unconIuerab!e even against
heavy odds.
Oregon is especially fortunate in hay
ing two distinct types of play. on Il
wet field, where open playing is prac-
tical!y impossible. they cUufn" their at
tack to smashing plays off tackle and
end and have clearly demonstrated their
ability ut this style even against hcar-
Ter opponents. With a dry field, and il
is ~. be hoped that such will be th,:
case at Pasadena. the open play will
most likely be resorted to. with for
ward passes and short kicks mixed in
with smashing attacks and delayed
passes.
Those WHO have all intimate knowi-
edge Of Far Western football condi-
ttons have no hesitation in saying that
on New Years Day the University OF
Pennsylvania will meet one of the
greatest football machines ever de-
Seloped on the Pacific Coast.
p.nord OF the unIsersty Of Oregon Eleven for 1916
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
FAST OHIO FIVE
TOPLAY !. N. "a.
LOCAL MANAGEMENT ARRANGES
FAST CONTEST FOR THURS
DAY EVENING.
Basketball Fans Will Be Given oprOr-
tunity Of Comparing Play Of West
ern Penn and Buckeye State.

Il chance /" cnrir.,r" hush"!hail 81;
Western lrnnSN lVaIIa WITH That riH' ~
in phiu when The crack ohio ii''r$f'H
I'VE of Athens. g. In,r'. 80, \. NJ.
team IN tn" local ii""r. Thursday ni=h:
"f this week..
ohio University af,,ny~ h"@ "i.. -
tho lcaLi',.; ha>h'llHiil teams IN IT,.
lturk"y" Sl"t" ami WIS r:'irh"d fourth l."
The ohio rultGcrrnrv lH>l %rar lh"t
played Obi" Stat" al Columns Last
season and W. r"-"d "lif III u Nn'i"rf
ny "u!y iw" points. Th'r" j. hr"i.N
Il doubt but tina; hi:It' niN"TSH' C"I"i
hu,r wuu h;! til. ::;un. h",u i.iIs,'d "H
their uWu floor - Athens. II Wa$ "'a'.
by the greatest S"'"I in"llIrr. that ii"'
lural management: W,~ ahl" !" h""h =
game WIKI ih,' Nn"II~ jn>>rrS. - IA
team happened i". Ih'tkIr- l''p
through this ~"rti"u ana III" contest
was Arranged through $"iI!'' Hr't''
alumni members al -: l.
If reports concerning N" I;'!"H"i''
team ar" anyways true. th,' !"'H' ~
gr,patirtt will h:tN.' la Il" l"t 81 pr'r.:
,ring. before Thur$'i,y /" h"id th"'r
own with III" visitors. ~ il - stated
III" -. L. squad H. mucE stronger this
year than iaSi and giI"S PROMISE -!
making y big tight tor til" 'thi" '"nt'f-
"nrc lnurriS.t
pr"r. Miller If IN" Local team. real
lies that his team VILE m"nt = worthy
opponent in =. |. and i e"ln% !" So
The me-" Il special d!il! ihiS Week -:
team work. FrHctic" will b" heidi tins
afternoon ami ii iS Expected that rhrl
man Will b.. given u strenuous workout.
Practice will ais" h, hid Tuesday "r'-
ming Will. il l.: prnh;thl" that til" i".rhi
will 'luar' "Wednesday. THIS is VIVA
the squad needs mere than anything
else. far ni of ;hs men ~" good Sh"iS
and paSsers AMI possess plenty ~
speed and il tn" boys eyer hit tn" knt'ii
of working together. then it's going ;"
TAX" 4 mighty good RN' IL nVerc"El''
them.
Tickets far ih" game will H. placed
on sale today Al Vh, Y. NJ. &. ~ and at
Roltou'S cigur store.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
WARRING ARMIES
Continued from FIRST Page.)

f-ctnS Of a junction with their troops
moving north into Moldavia. Addition
al points have been taken from The
Russians and Rumauians on both sides
of the Oiruz valley and in the Putna
and Xobala valleys.
Aleanwhile Field Marshal Won Mach-
enscn'S army continues pushing north
into the country from the mountains
10 The Danube. TIL" eastern flank mas
thrown back the Russians from The
Braila hridGehcad while in .DobruIJa
the Truronic line has been driven
closer 10 Matchin, across the river
from Rraila. Here the russians have
been forced to give Up d point Of sup
port east OF the town.
Advlces from Athens says IN"
French. British and Russian ministers
har" signed a note demanding tho re-
Junction Of The Greek forces. except III
peIuponnesus. To Il size necessary only
for police duty. The release Of political!
prisoners and apologies 10 the Allied
ministers and flags.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
CONGRESS FACES
CContinu&d from TtSSt 1Atos),

problem while other legislation is De-
ing disposed of, and ultimate. revenue
action probably will be the last woff
before the March adjournment.
Nine Appropriation eiiis.: 90
The House still has nine big !4pp9-
priation bills, including the. supply
measure for the reconstructed Arm5
and navy. and the Senate has thtrtee4
appropriation bills to dispose OF. iTne
immigration conference report awaits
action, a vocational education bill&and
many conservation measures are also
pending. A corrupt practices bill, now
being reconstructed in the Senate SUB.
committee on privileges and elections,
Is to be pressed, and proposed su4ratd
and prohibition constitutional! amend
ments. must be disposed OF one sway
or another. g::,,
Besides these, there are inyestiga:
lions threatened into phases OF the; re.
cent election. Inquiry is being urged
into an alleged leak OF advance infor:
nation on the Presidents recent
peace note. @ -,
Still another important measure
which the President is urging III tho
Webb bill, to permit domestic cqEHore
ations to maintain collective selling
agencies abroad. On this measure,
the Senate Interstate commerce com,
mittee has set a hearing: for nettaJfi.
day. There ia opposition to the .meas:
ure in the Senate, and time Is certain
to be demanded to discuss IT. All
these things serve to clog, the busl,
ness calendar for the brief hme which
is at the disposal OF the Congress-, x4o
the leaders may be compelled to NAL
M preferential calendar hefoE\
many days. They already arc con4
ering holding regular night sssStt
in both houses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
Heavy Fighting.

rETROGRAD, Der. ~. Via London
-. M. British Admiralty. per Wire
less PresS.-lIravy fighting Is pro-
crossing along The Rumanian front
The Germans and Austrians have re
crivrd reinforccmenl$ on the Media
Wan front, and there, as in Wallachit
and pohrudja. have gained further
successes. The war office today Is
sued the following account OF these
operations:
"On the Moldavian frontier III" on
envy. after artillery preparation
launched stubborn attacks in The val.
ley Of The SLta river, and south nf
his valley. All these attacks were re-
rrlIed by our fire and py counter-at'
lacks"
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01

TO OPEN SEASON
wheeling High School Teams Play First
Game This Week.

With the resumption Of schools Mon
doy, the members Of the boys and girls
ha ball teams OF the Wheeling high
School will start work in active prepare
,io,n for the contests of the season sched-
MED to open this week. Coach Calvin
Ind Brooks have charge of tho boys
roam. while the girls are under the dir"C-
,inn OF Misses French and C:ahler.
| Saturday night the boys team will
onen the season here with the Union
III eh five. of Benwood. The girls have
, No pane. but will play their first contest
an the following Friday night with the
, team representing the steubenvfile high
school.
| Porto Rico has produced more thar
,e3 moo short tons Of sugar this year
he greatest output eyer recorded fol
/ the island.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
FACTORY. CLOSED DOWN.
Marsh stosie Company Has Shortage Of


on aCrl II Ut Il !HTk n NtrlUp"U SI""H
The Mar. Stugir fari"rN has closed
down l. "Wednesday morning. For
wears Il has herm Il custom Of the com
pany to grant Il holiday on New ear =
dnv and owing 10 the lack Of material IN
several Of the departments. the factory
will remain down until Wednesday
morning.
The I'ullark Stopic factory which has
been down for several wn"kS on account
Of the strike. Will open. this morning, II
WAS announced last night.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
BUILDING IN 1916
NEARLY 100000
Six Hundred And Forty Permits 10
sued BY Building Inspector Fancy
For PAST Year

tmildin2 permits for $40 pieces or
work. The value of which aggregates
$n1,.>';G were issued during tho year
i"l'; by CITY E!uiIding inspector j. J;
fah"y. The permits for The month or
i'"crmhrr numbered -. and the VaItr
u' rnr building work for tho month
was placed at $l", 10.
N0v"mh"r was the banner month
Tor building" permits, 4, pieces or con
- rrlrtiOn work amounting 10 $203.hl2.
Til" permits ny month and the Faiue
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1917-01-01
-NT ly0N BY AUS
paws eesoco0aE !
y Trip was 81 si i" fFfi Finn
shes SD

y Trip WE an Bier Fin
ishes SD
,,t1eripuni exposure,
he'd. ,s seiite mae, "a almost ms me;
ins two Of ~ n 'si"'S ON Hn tSs
FheelinE ssnaue run to Cum,
annual &C snW Wheeling yes.
q s,i er a mo ,ss % the hts' ,u n8e
er part AT nj matchmaking snow
IN -. vas ", austin Davis.
e.; :. S: WsS@o Stas ssT. h IN Is
II mo hO5 IS mi :, Ie SsErr left
Keeling at e5sescE SSd! Cumberland s1oI /
4:4S a the he flrsta inc sa1 trip ::
EN- on on '1 1s mln,rbey departed
IN ~ CUMBERLAND HAS o'clocS
p oaa In Theellr A' '0" Il"
E.ts1day mornni Ua;mer -,
hs1stp sss ses m anS
te. 6e sanSs tin tiIms.HiN1edff "a at Il the
arning point q ntrllne: 4 slight
te. after 1T. oeecIurTes machine Il, }s at
STso!:sbgrsi lMssax;:inis SSs o wink
Per!sno' tact. the uip was not
Commenced until M last night
In s speak1@rees Wheeling
Nj N6oitoSFeyeis s!ao a. .5G'S 31s0i ief;
ths even event at ts 81. amply E5s-s sup:
Wheeling NH S> watsts' t6 2
bottles filled Vito Titiops Of tHs
sandw sTsTs sssuch.rniit no no time bn';
trip MSeea Van o. to eat e.. ant!
for see nrepastch a bite az
odd min we're pied over the the
We W. 81 tlwhen We, left
condition VI nh hard and We
this Guy. fahe continued.
could MAN. IN Gington, Pa,
Upon 1esSSIosments pegan
about IL lad from that
to worK - mberland had
time untu "a In a binding
snow S1ot " ga, riders in go
Mr.. Bier s SO encountered
ing over Spart Of them -
4 many sno@ ...S. light crust
s = :; 3ss s nsssl Would 'aS sped
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Rumanian positions and repulsed
strong countcr-attacks. the war office
announced today. In Debrud]a the
Bulgarians are making. progress to-
ward the Danube port OF Matchin.
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Fmneror Addresses Troops.

BERLIN. Dec. 81. via LohGon. ":'!';
IN, Empcrnr William has issued
IN, Following order. addressed 10 the
army and navy:
Again Il year of war lies behind Ms.
with hard fighting and sacrifices: rich
in successes and victories. The hopes
which our. enemies put in 1916 have
been fooled. Al ihrir assaults. east
and west HAY" collapsed. owing to
yuur bravery and devotion.
Our rerrnr triulupfai march
through Rlmamia ha% lay Irvine Prov
iGrncr again Hd'I"d imperShabIr lau-
rolls to your banners. The greatest
naval haul" this year was our victo'
" in the SkagrrlHck. and The gallant
deeds of our submarines have secured
for my navy giGry and admiration for
ever
! Won are victorious III all theatres
of war IN land and sea. \ grateful
Fatherland looks 10 YOU with unshAk
able confidence and proud reiia
The Incompatible warlike spirit
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in your ranks, your tenacity. Your
never Slackrning will 10 vanquish,
YOUR love of the Fatherland are To me
guarantee that also in the new year
victory will remain with our banners.
God also in the future will be with
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ATHENS, Dec. g.. via LONDON, S;lo
D. n:.-Count Di Bosdari. Italian min
lister 10 Greece today presented the
demands Of the Entente Allies Tor re-
paration By the Greek government on
account Of the losses sustained dur
- q the recent clash between Greeks
and Entente troops. The crown coun-
ell and the cabinet Immediately as
yrmbi"d at ;hn palace, King Constan-
tine presiding.
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The Allies Demands.

PARIS. Dee. 81. loo J.. m.-~A
lIavas despatch from Iiraru$ dated
December Il. says:
, The ministers of France. Great
Britain and Russia yesterday signed II
note for presentation IL 'he Greek
government. demanding the following
guarantees and reparatlCns:
"(iuarantpu--FirS all Greek forces
outside Of PcloponncSuS 10 he reduced
TO u number strictly necessary TO me
preservation OF order and police duty;
all corresponding arms and anlmuhl-
ton TO be- transported 10 Ielopnh-
nrsuS. including all cannon and MA
chine guns: this situation 10 last aS
luu@ a. the Allies judge necessary.
Second. prohibition of all meetings
oI rcseryjsIS in Greece north Of IN"
ls1humus Of Corinth and no civilian
10 carry arms. Third. re.rstabIlsh-
mon, oT the Allies control.
Observation-Disclosures all persons de
taiurd for high treason Or for other
uoliiical reasons to be released forth
with. Second dismissal of the com
mandanl Of thc First Army Corps, ull-
loss the government shows thai TINS
measure should hn applied To some
other general.
Thirll-The Greek government 10
make apaliGirs 10 the Allies mlnlSl-
nrs and flags at SOME public spot IN
Athens.
The note concludes with III" state
mcnt that TN" Allies rrs"rv" liberty OF
action in case The attitude OF the
Greek government is Unsatisfactory