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Y. 81. c. A. BOXING.
Winter Sport to Be Provided in Par
lis for Soldiers.

New York, Nov. Even though
there may be some, curtailment OF
hostilities on the various fronts dur
ing the coming. winter; due to inclem-
ent weather, there will sbe plenty OF
fighting in Paris. Pugilistic bouts be-
tween the leading A: E. F. boxers OF
the various weight divisions will be
staged weekly for the benefit OF the
American and allied soldiers, quar-
tered OF on furlough in the French
capitol. The athletic department OF
the z M. G. A. has leased the ia
nous. Palais de G1ace for the winter
and every Wednesday night will be
Boxing Night" until springtime
brings a return of outdoor sports.
The Palais de Glace is an ideal
place for ring contests. 1t has a seat
ing capacity of 1000 with standing
room for several hundred more. The
ring will be up in the center OF the
hall so that every seat will command
a good view. The building is in the
Champs Elysees, corner Of the Ave
nue. d. Antin. a central location easily
accessible by the Metro subway.
All talent for the boxing program
will be furnished by members OF the
American E1peditionary Force. 1t is
planned to conduct the shows IN the
form of a continuous tournament so
that in time the Paris division cham
pionships in the various classes may
be established. Toward the end OF
the season it was hoped to bring IN
the chmpions of other districts anu
hold a tournament that will develop
the star boxers in the entire A +. T.
F. w. Stone Of the Y. NJ. Z. "A
is matchmaker. He was FOR years
prominent in promoting amateur box,
ing for the Chicago A. a. and is relleo
upon to bring together the right men
The aim of the committee is to de-
velop boxing among a large number
of men rather than to exploit fe"
| professionals. At the same time, men
who have had ring experience VIII
not be barred. Eight bouts each
wednesday night is the limit, with
fo,Ir rounds as the usual distance, but
in some cases with windups over
longer routes. Eight ounce gloves
will be used the idea being to increase
the knowledge of the game among
soldiers, rather than to furnish ma
! terial for the hospitals.
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CES COMMAND
ALBERT.
Soldiers From United States Overcome
Hun Opposition and Make Ten Mile
Advance.

Washington, Nov 3.-Gen. Perish
ing's communique for Sunday morn
ing says the First American Arm.
continued its attack west of the Meus
and that the operation is progressinl
satisfactorily. Saturday nights re
ports tells Of the First Armys sue
cessful advance, overcoming all re
sistance and of a ten mile advance il
two days by the Americans ightins
under the king OF Belgians south O
the River Lys.
The statement follows:
Headquarters American Expedl
tionary Force, November (morn
ing):
This morning the First Army con
tinued its attack west of the Meuse
The operation is developing satisfac.
torily."
November 2 (evening):
Section A: A series Of raids skill.
fully carried out by troops Of the
Second Army in the Woevre resulted
in the capture Of two officers and 6:
men. The First Army today continu-
ed it's successful advance, overcoming
all resistance. Among the most i'm
portant towns taken are Champig.
neulle- Beffu-Le- -Morthomme, Verpel
Sivry-les- -Buzancy, Thenorgues. Bri-
quenay, Buzancy, Villers-Devant-
Dun and Clery-le-Petit. In spite Of
bad weather conditions our aviators
flying at extremely low attitudes, car
ried out important missions over the
Meuse Valley and along the whole
front of attack.
The number of prisoners has risen
to more than 1000 men and 1872 Off
GERS, among whom are four battalion
commanders with t.eir staffs.
'.The enemy was forced to abandon
large quantities of material Of al
kinds. An official count shows that
63 guns of medium and light cali
bres and hundreds of machine guns
have been captured. A Bayarian ba--
talon of artillery was taken with rs
personnel, horses and material COM
plete.
.'In the course of the operations in
the past two days south of the River
Lys our troops, acting under the COM
mand of the king Of the Be1gians. ad-
vanced nearly ten miles, reaching the
western bank of the Scheldt and cap
turing several hundred prisoners.
Section B: There is nothing to
report in this section
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flies that had been poisoned from
1.-The wet sea-fogs. The survivors
I their spirit crushed and broken-were
mere chattels and slaves Of the Ger
man settlers, victims at pleasure of
their brutality and their lust, and so
= they remained till the forces Of the
South African Union restored to
them once more the hope of free
dom which ten years Of unspeakable
suffering had wen-nigh crushed out. :"
It must not be supposed that there
were no human Germans. The Lon
j don Morning Post in discussing this
point says:
.'The facts here are not in dispute.
They are recorded in the finding Of a
German. Court, which is constrained
to the following ruling: Severely
beating a woman a short time before
childbirth with a riding sjambok is
treatment dangerous to life, especial
ly when the woman has been beaten
on two consecutive days, and on the
first occasion so severely that she
collapsed So we see that even Ger
man administration draws the line
somewhere in the permitted treat
ment of the African native. But
what more damning evidence could
be required. than the leniency Of this
judicial censnre? Be it remembered,
also, that the tale now told Of Ger
man Southwest Africa, with its ruth
less extinction Of the Hererosp is
equally true Of every part Of Africa
where the German has set foot. The
German system has been to establish
what is in effect the most inhuman
form Of slavery, imposed by wholesale
foggings, hangings, and massacres,
so that, as Herr Erzberger exclain-
ed in the Reichstag, the German
plantation system is 'manured with
the blood Of the natives.
After quoting even more horrible
parts Of the report, The Morning
Post concludes:
"That is why under no circun-
stances ought the allies to assent
willingly to the return to Germany Of
her African colonies. Such step
would be betrayal Of the native, a
surrender to barbarism, the handing
over Of millions of weak and helpless
people to the most cruel and ferocious
form Of government. We have re-
ceived in our African campaigns In
valuable aid from natives who relied
on our protection, and who thereby
incurred the bitter enmity Of their
German oppressors. To hand them
over to the cruel vengeance that
would await them If German rule
were restored would be an act the
shame Of which could never be
wiped out again.
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Jewtsh Wofhen Do Their Share
3; Wartime Work.

ThsJ Jews have always made gooc
diers fh the worlds wars of liberia
the present war Of democ-
rxcy Anlerican Jews have brilliant
rseara having supplied a LARGE per-
ssof soldiers than is proportion
xSa sish their. population. But what
a56Gt q be Jewish women? How have
IEkg anspfsrsd the call of their coun-
u. wtdter in the American Week
IN aeWish News asks these questions
an9s proceeds to answer them as fol
Open safie door Of any Red Cross
yoa win find goodly percentage
qks5eHash women sewing, folding and
ss9tehihg the varied assortment OF
ssES acaI dressing and hospital gar
niEhts that are SO badly needed lover
there Go to any exemption board;
xe6 find the Jewish women mai--
t questiahnaires, fling cards,
aAafssstng envelopes, and doing their
0f HE tedious routine work that
80 necessary toS lauhching the sec
dfaM Ask tile food adminis1ra-
ti3n shdut the corporation it has had
the Jewish #omen; it will tell
1 ySH not only of the many thousands
snUsafg dbeytsiE It's dictates willing
sna gladly sbnt also Of the many
siastse patriotic women who
6ssndea sfe steps OF the tefements
and Gay cut in order to explain
Eaassfers In the tenemknts just
fHs fS6d pledges must be signed
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Red Cross Notes.

We wish to thank those who pre-
pared and donated such lovely din
ners on Sunday for distribution
among the needy convalescent flu pa
tients.
There were forty-two very excel
lent dinners sent out by the members
Of the colored Red Cross Auxiliary.
We also wish to thank DR.. Dick ano
DR.. C. w. Maxwell for the use OF
their cars.
Mrs. G. A. Lawson, Vice chmn.
Colored Red crsss Auxiliary
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! SSyho sN4ii be Leadcrs2

Sass q estat purpoass are not limited by
lasAssss VIA WhaE we nave acconnptlsn. !,
8 ila tue tllAttet u
w iar and and IN domestic ION re-
tge aas an % indication o. the
sascnf Ws VIII anndsrtaks,
eisA s Mems Sof recpnsIructloE 9. E
1 5lsttl .Io4lgW sSne cessaEson e.
k9s afationa training, IL
a 81 ause oe Luz tnst
s9ssl esssnaElng ssEg II mlna POT Only u
1.Ane yss'uesh stlsl g se3se Sousi- u
sssgatn ssa1 "a we" e0 tne
HsoAzEsassgsearW'n9o 9s2 aaVetSDeeA W Ni3ui,-
aA sas q sslEs.ln tnss "ar We sila,-
s sgAs:eay IN prooapiy sa9 inuell
ssnaagsa ssssh WEI .Eas, the sausse.on y
sgsays q ss.t 8 sssnRtgsee. E is nisnS
IS 81 Y ests o'As..
essa WsaisEn Wsaiss .snaM MAKE al u. tne e. 70.
s,isalisss ~ slssssseu saplsai 0 o.
5.nQ ss ;1oas :! .sg aast aloiiss
HEl ssn lne niss aE . atnerica;. e.la g; 1ne u
status glyne puoilc utlllt1es
ara esselttalHWsE industries taken
0FeE 6y the HeFnment during the
Wspsriod must. be fixed and their
ra3stsgn TO the lie Of our people must
BedeteTmined.
s59ssign tfade must be, developed
aldth methods OF taxation must
cqMa under the closest scrutiny Ali
the aatRtties of our country must be
fssskened and renewed after this pc
r5odsnf sacrifice and stress. 1t mus
ne q stimulated. NOT an EXPORTED,
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PAYS HIGH TRIBUTE TO COM.
RADE.
Lient. Springs Writes of Heroism Of
Late Lieut.. Erwin D. Shaw of Sum-
ter.

Columbia, Nov. 3.-When the Unit
ed States entered the war agains
Germany and Austria one Of the frs
young men from this State to go wes
Ervin D. Shaw, 23 years old, eldest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. D. c. Shaw OF
Sumter. He went to Columbus tt
prepare for the aviati,r corps at the
Chic State University. Finishing his
course there, and American fiers no,
being ready for service he entered
the aviation corps of the British arm5
with Elliott W. Springs and other
young Americans. He had the rank
Of first lieutenant when he went into
the service.
July 9 while out on a scouting ex-
pedition alone,. he was attacked by
three Hun machines and though he
fought them .bravely he was shot
down.
The following is. a copy of a lette,
written hy.Leroy Springs. father OF
Elliott w. Springs, to Mr. Shaw:
My Dear SIR:
II had a letter. a short time since
from my son, Elliott w. Springs, who
is an aviator fighting in France. MY
son asked me to write to you and say
that he knew your son most pleas
antly. That he went over. with his
squadron. and he wished me to ex-
press his deepest sympathy for both
you and your wife, to which wish
to. add mine.
MY son wished me to say to you
that your son was, a prince among
men, a game fighter, and met he
toic death in defense Of his country
and was highly esteemed by each and
every member Of the corps.
MY son is my only child, and I
have. been afraid daily Of having sim
ilAr news about him. He wrote me
recently there was only one man In
the squadron;siae was originally with
He himself is. IL coxl.s.and Of a SQUAD
ron fighting under Haig. He has been
cited several times for distinguished
bravery by the. British army, and
writes me he; has official recognition
for nine German planes that he had
brought down. that he brought down
SIX others which fell over the Ger
Inan lines, and for which he had
been unable to get Confirmation.
You have. every reason to be
proud Of the record Of your fine boy
vino gave UP. his life for his 'cour1-
try under such heroic circumstances.
with sincere sympthy for both
you and his mother,
y am your sincerely,
Leroy Springs"
Mr.. and Mrs Shaw have three 9th
er sons in the service in the S. A. T
C. Two OF them are. at the Presby-
terian College at Clinton. and the
other is at Davidson. The three boys
are anxious to get overseas. When
the news Of the death Of their older
brother came the three younger boyF
all determined to join the colors and
try to avengethe death Of their broth
-er.
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War Office Tells o: American Advance

Berlin, Nov. 2, via London
American divisions attacking in dense
columns between the Aisne' and the
Meuse have penetrated the German
positions between Campigneulle and
AinoreEiIle, according to the off1cia!
statement from q" -oral headquar-
terstuday The Al cans have gain
ed some territory beyond Bayonville.
"A powerful artillery preparation
preceded attacks carried out by tbs
French and Americans for the pur-
pose Of securing an opening on the
Aisne.
During the night Of Friday Valen'
ciennes was evacuated without moies
tation.
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GET ALL JOBS BACK.
Rights of Railway Employees to Be
Projected.
ashington, Nov. 2.-Railroad

ashington, Nov. 2.-RaiIroads
81 instructed today by Director
General McAdoo to restore employees
now in military or naval service to
their seniority rights when they re-
turn. so far as practicable, and to
make efforts to find suitable work
for other returning soldiers or sail
ors who had no seniority rights be-
fore they left. The instructions VIII
mot apply to roads which have al
ready established more specific prin-
cipleS.
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5.Ridseway-Ellis.

Miss Lamar Ridgeway and Mr. c.
D. Ellis were married yesterday
morning at II o'clock at the home
of the brides parents, 219 Mary ST
The room was beautifully decorated
In white and green. Rev. Jesse q
Ferguson, pastor of Broad Stree
Methodist church performed the cere-
rroOny
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A Good Tip.

Friend wife?"
81 know you want something: 'Wnat
is it?"
could. L borrow back part OF that
$40 T let YOU have yesterday"
"On what grounds?"
Hard necessity.
"No. 1 am compelled to refuse on
similar grounds"
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Is anything else needed to show
YOU the necessity Of your giving and
giving literally. Our men are tight
ing to free these people just as much
as to free the French and Belgians
and to keep the Huns from Americas
shore.
United War Work Campaign coramit-
A. c. PHELPS,
Chairman Colored Section.
e. I. REARDON,
Assistant Chairman.
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Forest Long Submerged.
While dredging a river In Russia.
engineers discovered submerged for
est that covered several square miles.
from which logs more than 100 feet
long have been taken.
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Killed in action. Il
Died of wounds :. II
Died of disease &c
Wounded severely -. 10
Died of airplane accident
Wounded slightly :. zoo
wounded, degree undetermined 1S2
Missing in action 81
Total =. o3l
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Gotten Market

P. G. BOWMAN, Cotton Buyer.
Corrected Daily at 12 o'clock Noon)
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Joseph Jamison, Of Neeses, s. c., is
reported to have died Of disease, and
Thadius Freeman, Bordeaux, S. c.,
was wounded, degree undetermined.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-20
Prtgairi pentu |up& uIiaSG pc fontu| dc vest.

pelor ca sd lc faca cc nrcuccrit.
Daca Gcrmanii vor. inccrca alta
cul, atuncl acesta arc Sd fic eel mai
puternic din cite S 'au dat din Au-
gust 1914 1ncoacc Pc acel timp in
sa francczii crau disorganizati. a.
stazi sunt pregatiti I'D nciodata. Me
toadelc modcrnc Gle concentrate a
artilerici sunt de asa ca daca ori
care dintra partidclc razboitoarc i'll
ccarca ofensiva pc scala mare, cl
este sigurat de succesele prime.
Francczii rccunosc ca 0 sfortare SUI
prema din partca inamicului ar a
ducc GU sine inaintarc a l,li, dar
in timpul cind inaintarea aceasta
s ar intari 81 intinde, rezultatul vie
toriei S ar schimba pc partea fran
cczilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-20
Bulletin.

Gu ministrul Baker in Franta.
18 Martie. = Ministrul de razboi
Baker vorbind ofiterilor- -studensi
della colegiul de stab de aici,
spunea ca ,,vizita mea in Franta
ma inaltat sufleteste'. Ca un
baiat care descompune un orolo-
giu ca sa vada toate maruntaiele
lui. asa 81 eu am privit la fiecare
unitate din armata noastra apar-
te. I'm timpul cind, acasa sunten
ocupati Gu pregatirile industriale
81 Gu intrenarea trupelor, ini1nle
noastre STUNT transplantate aici
in Franta".
Baker a laudat multi lucrarile
acelui colegiu 81 a facut asupra
audientei sale impresiunea unei
mari seriositati Gu privire la ma
rile planuri de razboi ale Ameri-
cei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-20
De: HENRY WOOD,
United Press Correspondent.

LAGARUL FRANCEZ, 10 Mar
tie. - Germania STA asezat armate-
lc eli de pc frontul franccz in po-
sitii 81 marimi de asa incit sd fic in
stare a incepc o OfenSiva contra ar
matelor puterilor aliatc in Occurs
de "a ore, daca ar fl ncvoic de asa
ccva.
Accst fapt este intarit de infor-
matiunilc amanuntitc carl sd afla
astazi in miinilc francezilor. Gu
toatc acestca, toatc semnele arata
cd comandamentul superior militar
al Gcrmanici inca nu S a hotarlt Sd
inccapa atacul, carui nercusita
ar reduce la zero toatc planurile
de pima aci att de izbutite ale Ger
manici i'll est 81 cclc de pcstc tot din
accst razboi. Dincontra, toatc SEM
nclc arata ca Gcrmania sd prcgatc-
ste sd lntreprlnda 0 cucerire a Bal
canilor prin 0 ofcnsiva in Macedo-
MIA 81 alta ofensiva dc pace.
Frontul franccz este protejat
prin cca mai mare organizatic de
defclSiva din iStOria razbOaielor lu-
mil. De cinci luni Gle zile, de cind
$ a auzit primul zvon de hotarire
a Gcrmanici de ataca, lucrarilc de
intarire au continual Gu zor ri 81
noapte. Toatc amanuntele Stiintci
moderne 81 toate poruncile patanii-
lor prin care au trecut au fOst adau-
sc i'm munca aceasta.
Eu am facut niStc vizite la front.
unde sa intind liniilc una dupa al
ia, fiecare complet organizata 81 BIZ
he echipata, asteptlnd presenta tru-
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PENTRU CRUCEA ROSIE AMERICANA

Intre actul al cincilea 81 al sa-
sclca d. c. r. Pascu prin citeva
cuvinte a arafat situatia rasboiu-
lui exprimindu-si credinta in is
bsnda aliatilor 81 indemnind pc
fie care sa-si faca datorinta fata
Gle tara aceasta 81 causa aliatilor
care este 81 cuza neamului no.
stru.
Ar fl de dorit ca 81 in alte o.
rase Rominii nostri Sc organizezc
ascmcnea reprezcntatiuni tcatra-
lie, fic 81 GU piese mai usoare, in
folosul Crucei Rosie Americana,
ca sd ne tinem 81 moi alaturi de
alte natiuni carl cauta pc toate
cailc sc vina in ajutorul institu~
tihnii umanitare.
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r Il L E T 7 N
COPENHAGA. 19 Martie.

COPENHAGA. 10 Martie. -
Cancelarul Hertling, vorbind ieri
inaintea Reichstag-ului german
a declarat ca nu discuta opinia
dus,nanilor Gu privire la tratatul
de pace q Rusiei. zic telegramele
primite astazi aici.
Cancelarul a zis ca tratatul nu
contine condlsiuni rusinoase pen
tru Russia 81 daca anumite pro-
vincii Sc rup de Russia este dupa
dorinta lor proprie.
,,Daca Reichstag-ul aproba ira
tatul de pace. intregul front de
est va fl restatilit," a zis Hert-
ling.
,,Dar printre aliatii ententei
nu este cea mai mica inclinatie
pentru a sfirsi rasboiul teribil.
Respunderea pentru urmarea var
sarilor de singe va cadea pc ca
pull acelora, carl doresc sd urme-
20 rasboiul." l."
Declaratiunea lui Hertling a
fost primit5 prin APPLAUSE sgomo-
toase, afara de citiva membrii
din extrema stinga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-20
De CARL GROAT.
United Press Correspondent.

WASHINGTON, 10 Martie. =
Guvernul Statelor Unite nu recu-
noaste 81 nu va recunoaste pacca
germana Gu Russia 81 Rominia.
Guvernul acestei tari deja $ "a
hotarit Sc mcarga pima la limita ca
sc liberezc acestc tari de brutalita-
tea teutonilor 81 agreaza la dccla-
ratiunile consiliului aliatilor ca sd
sc respinga acelc conditiuni. A
ceasta respingere 81 dcsgustul 81
oroarca generala poporulul amcrl-
can Gu privire la nerusinata opera
germana in tarile din rasarit poatc
vor fl exprimate in moo concrct in
declaratiunea pc care propus so
faca presedintele Wilson.
Toate indica Cd guvernul accstei
tari fmpartaseste dcclaratiunilc
dcschise 81 hotaritc consiliului a
liatilor.
Prietenii preSedintelui Sc aSteap-
ia ca dinsul va face ,ln APPEL foarte
miScator catre poporul american, in
laturind toatc discutiunile de pace
pc carl lie va eXpune ca nefolositoa-
re de ajunge la 1ntelegere Gu
militarismul teutOn. Aceasta de-
claratic de razboi, cu toatc Cd va
cOprindc accste vcderi, totusi va ii
un APPEL catre ABSTRACT 81 Germani
ca sc vaza salbatacia fruntasilor lor
81 prostia lor de a tine lume uni
ta impetriva Germaniei, pentru cri-
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bOLSHEWK|ST|| DESER-
TEAzA DIN PART|D.
MLNORITATEA CERE APARA-
REA TARII.
De: Joseph Shaplen,
United Press Staff Correspondent.
PETROGRAD. IS Martie.

PETROGRAD, IS Martie. =
Inaltii dignitari rusi, incluzind
81 pc comisarii 'bolshevikisti 81
social-revolutionari, earl s'au o.
pus ratificarii termenilor de pa
ce della Brest-Litovsk, organized
IA rezistenta contra Germani-
lor in sud. (Sub numirea Sud
de Sc intelege regiunea intre
Odessa 81 Nicolayeff unde Ger
manii au confiscat ori intentio-
neaza sd confiste cantitatile celc
mari de griu carl au fost rapor-
tate ca sd afla acolo.)
1ntrc acesti functionari stunt:
NJ. Steinbcrg, NJ. Algasoff, NJ
Screider, NJ. Trutovsky, NJ. Ka-
legayef 81 NJ. karelin, revolution
narii social precum 81 NJ. Dibcn-
ko 81 alti dcsertori, carl All pa
rasit comisariatcle, dupa ratifi-
carca pacii intimplata in Mosco-
va.
Cincizeci deSertori din parti-
dul BolShevikist, an insinuat un
vot separat ell privire la ratifi-
carca pacii facuta de congresul
pan-sovietilor Votul separat su-
ma:
,.Capitalismul international lc
invadeazd tara deodata GU Ger
mani din vest 81 cu Japonezil
din est 81 ell Anglo-Francezii din
nord.
,,Congresul pan-sovietilor unit
in apararea intereselor comune
sa dispuna mobilizarea imediatd
aparatorilor Rusiei, fnarmind
taranii 81 muncitorii.'
Fruntasii Bolshevikisti au de-
negat ca sunt invoiti la un con-
troll german al tarii.