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The Washington times., 1918-01-28
Mrs. HarIIee Hostess.

e Mrs. w. c. Harllee was hostess at
tea yesterday afternoon. entertaining
for Miss Dorothy Potter. Miss Har-
rlet Flack and Miss Dsviette Ficklen
presided at the tea table.
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Miss Katherine Knight. daughter Of
Rear Admiral Knight, L. s. NJ, who
has been visiting her brother-in-law
and sister. Lieut.. Com. and Mrs. Will
liam Lee Pryor, at Annapolis for sew
eral months, has gone to spend some
time with her uncle, Judge BENJAMIN
Watkins, at his home, near Annapolis,
Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. Julian Peabody. OF
westbury. L. l., who recently came
to Washington, have leased for the
season the house. 1910 II street, where
they have visiting them the latter's
aunt, Miss Damon.
Mrs. Peabody Is a daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. Thomas Hitchcock and niece
OF William Corcoran Eustis.
-
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Morse, of
Elizabeth, n. J.. have come to Wash
ington to remain indefinitely. ana are
residing at 1912 II street. Mr.. Morse
Is with the Shipping Board. Mrs.
Morse is the daughter OF the Rev. DR..
Otis 0laHebrook, formerly consul to
Jerusalem, and Mrs. Glazebrook, ard
is a sister OF DR.. l.. w. Glazebrook.
OF this city.
Miss Alice Wilson. of Baltimore,
niece of the President. il visiting In
Va, as the guest OF the
Rev: DR.. and Mrs. s. H. Chester, of
Tenn.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
THE CITY'S SOCIAL. SIDE
Mary GARDENS
Benefit Concert
Postponed

The concert which was 20 have
been given tomorrow evening at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas T. Gaff
by Miss Mary Garden and Polio
Casals, 'celllst, for the benefit of the
War Relief Fund.
has been postponed until next Mon
day evening as Miss Garden is i'll
with lAryhgitis. A number OF din
her parties had been arranged to pre-
cede the recital, which promised to
be one OF the most brilliant events
of the season.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
Miss NJ r. Heh to
Receive at Ball for
Southern Relief

Miss Mamie Randolph Heth. presi-
dent OF the Southern Relief Society,
who will head the receiving line at
the Southern relief ball at the Will
lard on Monday evening. February 4,
will be assisted by Mrs. Newton d.
Baker. Mrs. Josephus Daniels. Mrs.
Claude A swanson. Mrs. william L.
Marshall, Miss Mary Gusts Lee, Mrs.
James MuIcare. Mrs. Matthew T.
Scott, and Mrs. Marcus Wright.
An additional list OF those assist
ing Mrs. r. ID. Shepherd. chairman of
the young ladies' committee, includes
Miss Lena Hitchcock, Miss Kathryn
Hitchcock, Miss Yernat Hetfeld. Miss
Dorothy Brandenburg. Miss Mary
Hill, Miss Eustacia Hardesty. Miss
Elizabeth Koones. Miss Halle Davis,
Miss Evelyn Zane. Miss Louise Mat
tingIy. Miss Anne Hopkins. AIIss
Olive Plant, Miss Gladys MIddaugh,
Miss Jean Rayner, Miss Elizabeth
Hills, the Misses Libby and Anne
Crenshaw, Miss Dorothy CahiIl, Miss
Lucille Moore, Miss Mary Duncan Glib
SoaiS ~AASS ~ A-Dul6G 1lulldlls lhiHS
RothrOck, Miss Berthe Mills, Miss Lu-
cile Monroe. Miss Elizabeth Ratcliff,
Miss Ella Rabbit. Miss Doris Rab-
bitt, Miss Enid Lewis, Miss Lena Will
kins. Miss Frances Allen. the Misses
Margaret and Dolly Young, Miss
Janet StringfellOw. Miss Dorothy Tay-
Tor, Afiss Alice Carmody. Miss Ruth
Church, the Misses Frances and Fan
ME Weeks, Miss Ellsworth, Miss
Louise Groves, Miss Helen Montgom-
cry, Miss Hilda Johnson, Miss Irahel
johnson, Miss Ruth Lawton, Miss
Helen Leighton. Miss Betzbender. Miss
Taylor. Miss Harrison, Miss CoOksey,
Miss Chenow eth. Miss Marie ]. Nc
CURE. Miss CallaEhan. Miss Cockrell.
Miss Lucille Boggs, Miss Sallie Boggs.
Mrs. George J.. Mitchell. Mrs. Outram
Millett Sherman, and Mrs. Harry
Owen Holt.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
"SmiZage Books to
GO on Sale Today
At Trust Company

An interesting war work under the
auspices of the Training Camp Activ-
titles Of the War Department is the
sale OF "Smilesge Books" which will
be inaugurated on Monday in all the
cities throughout the country. These
books contain coupons to admit the
soldiers TO the Liberty Thesters, and
will be presented 10 the men IN camp
by the purchasers.
The sale of books will be super
vised during the coming week by the
prominent women Of Washington.
Mrs. Baker. wife OF the Secretary
OF War. is in charge OF the sale to-
day, assisted by Mrs. Tasker H. Bliss
and Mrs. Erasmus Weaver. Tomor-
row Mrs. Daniels, wife OF the Secre-
tary OF the Navy. will preside at the
sale, assisted by Mrs. William $.
Benson and Mrs. william c. BREASTED.
Mrs. Isaac T. Mann and Mrs. Richard
son Gibson will be in charge on We'd
nesday and on Thursday Mrs. George
Barnett and Mrs. Charles Doyen will
conduct the sale.
Continuing through the week these
sales will be held at the SmileaEe
booth at the Continental Trust Com
pany.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
SEVENTY HORSES DIE IN FIRE.

NEW YORK. Jan. 2s-Seventy
horses were burned to death early to-
day, when fire destroyed a building
IN lower Manhattan. The blaze
threatened to spread to adjoining tene-
ments, and 200 scantily clad mep and
women fed to the street.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
Dobynses Go To Coast.


Lieut.. George Berry Dobyns. coast
artillery corps, L. S. A., and Mrs.
Dobyns. accompanied by their baby
daughter, Miss Berry Elizabeth
Dobyns. have left Washington for San
Francisco. whence they will sail for
Hawaii. Lieutenant Dobyns has been
ordered to duty at Honolulu. Mrs.
Dobyns is the daughter of Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene d. Carusi, of Washing
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carusi have had as
their guests for several days their
son-in-Iaw and daughter. Mr.. and
Mrs. William Nelson Taft, and Will
Iian Nelson Taft, jr. Mr.. and Mrs.
Taft left town today to return TO
their home in Philadelphia.
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DR.. Frank Billings will come to
Washington from Chicago on Febru-
airy 8, and will stay at the Army and
Navy Club.
Congressman and Mrs. Ira c. Cop
ley will entertain at dinner this eve
ming, their guests being asked to
meet Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Thompson,
of Joliet, Ill, who are due TO STRIVE
in Washington today to be their
guests. Tomorrow evening Congress
man and Mrs. COpIey will give a din
ner in honor of the Vice President and
Mrs. Marshall.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

The marriage Of Miss Matte
Marshall Curd and Glenn Charles
CostlOw. OF Indiana, first Lieutenant in
the United States reserve corps, sta
TONED at Camp Zachary Taylor. Is OF
much interest here. The wedding
took place Friday evening at o'clock
in Louisville. Ky. the Rev. John An
frews. Of the Christian Church, OF
hCiating. There were no attendants
Lieutenant and Mrs. Costlow, after
ten-day stay in Indianapolis and
Chicago. will return to Louisville
Mrs. Costlow, who is the daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ Owsley Curd, of
Louisville, is one of the most popular
members OF the younger set and well
known in Washington society, as she
spent last winter here. making her
debut under the chaperonAEe OF her
cousin, Mrs. James Pryor Tarvln, and
not only had a brilliant season, but
made a host of friends by her charm
ing personality.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

An interesting series OF lectures on
International affairs will be given at
the Washington Club on Saturday
mornings, February =, 9. 1G, and %,
at II: 30 o'clock, by Mrs. Jackson
Fleming. Mrs. Fleming, who has
lectUred with great success in New
York and boston, will be introduced
to Washington by Mrs. Charles Tracy,
daughter of John BigelOw, who is
spending the winter here.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
Mrs. Wilson
Concert Guest
At Barracks

Mrs. Woodrow Wilson will be the
guest of Mrs. George Barnett, wife of
the commandant Of the marine corps,
this afternoon for the concert to be
given by the Marine Band at the
Marine Barracks. An especially in
teresting program has been arranged
and q new symphony will be pre-
scented under the direction of Lieut.
William II. Santelmann.
The concerts are given each Mon
day afternoon at 2:3O o'clock and are
exceedingly popular.
r
William Phelps Emo entertained AM
interesting company at tea yesterday
afternoon in compliment to Judge
and Mrs. Robert Lovett, OF New York.
Among those assisting the host were
his sister, Mrs. Charles Boughton
Wood, and her guest, Mrs. Alfred
Halves: Mrs. Ehle and Mrs. Bjorn-
strom-Steffanson, OF New York, for
merly Miss Mary Pinchot Emo.
Mrs. ornstrom-steffanson 10 Wis.,
itinE Mrs Wood. and will receive
with her this afternoon when she
will be at home informally.
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Miss Wilson In New York.
Miss Margaret Wilson IL in New
York for a visit OF a week or ten
days.
The Third Assistant Secretary Of
State and Mrs. Breckenridge Long
will entertain at dinner tonight. Miss
Farrar, OF St. Louis, is visiting Mr..
and Mrs. Long.
Mr.. and Mrs. George W. Wheel.
wright, Of Boston, are guests OF As
sistant Attorney General and Mrs.
Charles Warren for q few days.
Congressman and Mrs. Fred Britten |
will give a dinner dance at the High |
lands on Friday evening.
Mrs. Lewis Titus was hostess at |
dinner last evening.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

Miss Elizabeth Collins. daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. RoderIck @. Collins. Of
New York, who are spending the win
ter at the Portland, will leave Saturday
for Princeton to attend a Weekend house
party as the guest OF Miss Paula Van
Dyke. daughter OF Dr. Henry Van Dyke
Later Miss Collins will visit Miss Kath-
arine Buckley. at her home I'm Engle-
wood. y. J. She will return TO Wash.
inRton the following week
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
DIR. Collier Coming.

DIR. William Miller Collier, who was
recently chosen president OF George
Washington University to take office
next fall. will arrive in Washington
at the end of the week, and, with Mrs.
Collier, will remain at the New VIII.
ard until about April 1.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

The Rt. Rev. Ethelbert Talbot. D..
D., Is the guest OF his brother and sIs-
ter-in-law. the Rev. Dr. Robert Talbot
and Mrs. Talbot.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28
Son Born 10 Howards.

Major and Mrs. James J. Howard are
receiving congratulations on the arrival
on Friday Of a son, James J. Howard,
jr Mrs. Howard was formerly Miss
Hume. OF this city. Major Howard is in
France
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

The student officers OF the United
States Naval Pay Officers School were
hosts at a dance given Saturday night
at Graduate Hall. Catholic University
Brookland. The guests OF honor were
the paymaster general of the navy. Rear
Admiral Samuel MCGOWAN. 4. s. ~. and
Bishop Shahan. OF the Catholic Univer
sity OF America. Mrs. Stewart Earle
Barber, Mrs. e. c. Hartigan. Mrs. Don
aid Hamilton, and Mrs. Aubrey Fitch
received.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

Mrs. L. d. Shepherd was hostess at
tea yesterday afternoon at her home in
Bltmore street. entertaining in compli-
ment to a number OF army and navy
officers. Mrs. Shepherd was assisted by
Mrs. Claude A. Swanson. Miss Mary Gus
tbs Lee, Mrs. Chisholm. Mrs. Alexander
Hunter Gait. Miss Mamie Randolph
Heth. Mrs r. c. Ringgold. Miss Elsie
Janis. Miss Eleanor PendletOn. Miss
Charlotte Capers. Miss Ella Wood Page.
and Miss Emma Hamilton BullOch.
The Washington times., 1918-01-28

Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Joerissen. who have
been IN New York for a few days, will
return to Washington today.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1918-11-29

reid fam un0 iidl iebt ousidlieb
Sen &orbereituneen fir Die aule
foniide Delegation iDiOnet.
Mbteilltagen fir iflternatioii6
@eIes, Geographic, Sefononlie L
10 Deiter iuurDen bereits errid
10 OoB Die 0iitgIie0er oes Sta
mad ibrer anfltnit, ie0er iit ieir
Sad lofurt an oie gLrbeit ge
f0nnen. Cine imgeluobtlIid) b
itanoige SalnlnIltng bon gltla
lit Dorban0en, 1lltt Die @reitaen
neuen europa feit5uitelIen. s
gtadri6tenbiiro gibt iiber Die Gee
ip1rtigen 3uitdltoe in Sen perlf
oenen 2dn0ern glrsfunft.
giele 8orbereitlngSarbeiten II
Den ouc6 bon einem aus ben Ser
2ippnloltn, Mliller un0 Or Nie
beltebenoen GreflltibatsibuB ulI
Sol. Soltie erleoiet illo Der q
fduB bat 0n8lt eine groBe 9(ns
Grperten bon Ser g(nerifattile
@eogropbiiden @eieaitaft in 81
gorf berange5ogen.
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Gmptebltu N1.1;r bot
Saoell als Xtaioent
IN DcmtihlanS ion cine 6ceenrcpclution ,bra,,s
CIT; Solcatcnrdtc trcten am 1. Dcscmbcr 81
ciner tuibtiecn Kcnfcrcns 5uiammen
solfbepiki sransialicrsn serliner sabrikanten

es oen gotteroam'er 9eri6terItot.
ter Der 3oilp Moil CAB. gr06er.
ger lit Der 6ilbrer Der 3entrums.
&nrtei uno Elm YiitgIieO Oes NfeidS.
taees. er ipielte bel Der gteboIu.
tion cine ipidtige &oae. 9ie Sc.
bolution, fttbr @r3berger fort, miro
6rieoen, @rot uno 6reibeit bringen.
SD boffe, Dab Die an0eren 21n6er
ni6t nern0s luer0en ii6er Die 3u-
funft. gte oellti9en llnrltben mur,
Oen orrb oie Hotlpen0igfeit eriino.
lider 9erdnoerltngen beruorgcrnfen.
8os oeutid)e 8olf miro iidl fir i'm.
iner 6e8 @tilitdrismlts entleoigt ba-
BEN. g9enn Die glliierten geiod)ten
baben, uu ipirfIid Ben DtilitariS-
mus 8n beiie0Gll nno I'M cine 2iga
Der gtotionen, Gere1tigfeit in Der
8elt lnlo 6rieoen ST be9rilnoen,
10 tpiiroe es nidt belfeh Sal8 in
olte 8ltnoen au itrelleu. 3os 0eltt.
ide 8olf miro ieire gluf9obe onrin
iebeh mit5ubelfen bel Dem oenlotro.
tiiden gSieoernui6au oes 2alioes unS
bel Der 8ur6fubrung Der geoinqlm-
gen oes Observation-Disclosures, meI6e id
alS einer Der 3elegoten llnter5ei9.
net babe.
Berlin, 20. g2op. Gas aabineti
beiaBt iid) geeeniudrtig nit Der Sra.
ee ser 9l60arlfltug oes Staatsiefre.
tGrs oes Genberen Or. Golf nn0
oe8 Jinan5iefretdrs Sdeioemann.
glnfragen Bel bieiigen 8roBlnolt-
itrielen baben ergeben, 0nB bieIe
oerieIhen in iplteluatiider 8eiie bon
ben gLrbeitern terroriiiert ner0elt
Sic berlangen nngebelme 2obn3ula-
gen, fiir5ere gtrbeitg5eit uitb onDcrt
&on5eifioneil Die Die iSobrifonter
5fpitgen piiroen, bic 5obrifeu sp
ihIipBen. 3pei iolde iino infoIgt
Der bon 2iebfnedjt betriebenen Gro.
pneanoa bon ben 2(rbeitern ielber
iibernonlmen ipor0en. 3ie 8eid1fts.
fiibrer Der SSnperator Motor Gonll
panB ltno Ser 9Sieddi3ot ggerfc Dur-
ben bon 9[rbeiferll lmO Soloaten Der,
trieben. @elOer un0 @ciddfts6ittber
uuroen beidlagnabnt.
sSSSrn @aag, 90. g3oO. Sol6atent
rate an alien 8ronten iino in aennt.
ni8 eeIebt moroen 9eIegaten sg et,
ner an /. 9e3embsr 5u 9aoen-ga.
ben itdttfinoenoen aonoention 81
ienoen, Inn Die REORGANIZATION 0et
Oeutiden Aegierllngs 5u beipredcn
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Grslsaiicr fitilb Gin
Saitttariialit attfiMttcft
Scinc glerben iollcu arg 5erriittct
icir; and fua CT an 8cinfrnmpf
leiDen.

g[lnIter6ont, 90. Sob. - @rof
gSilbeln &oben5olIern miro bolb Dos
glmerongen SdloB berlaiien un6 iid
I'M Sanitorium bei g(rebenl elmer
anr unteroieben; 70 berIalltet bier
bcllte. st miro lid nebrere @ohen
in Ser gebaltiltng Oes Or. 2inebeef
at &inflm oulbaIten. Ser friibere
&aiier lit bdufig Ser Gollflidt imo
Dem @einfrunipf tntermprien. ga,
geIong III er niht inlItanoe, au lhrei-
ben, oo iein Herben6uitonO oieies
nidt auldBt.
Sylt iDobluiiterridteten areiien i'm
Soag miro eriportet, onB Die 9laiier.
ten periuden tueroen, SoIlon0 at ber>
onloIien 8iIbelm a1s6ulpeiien; 0n-
NIT piiroe er Dor Sic ALTERNATIVE ge-
Itellt peroen, entipe0er nod 8elttid-
lano 8uriif8rfebren o0er iih 0en aI-
liierten 8lt erge6en
Sur ielten beaibt ct itd in Den
S6loBgnrten. ltnldngit traf er bort
einen intert1iarten oeutihen Sol6a,
ten. Der ibm ben @ruB peripeigerte.
Ger @r.aoifar foroerte cine @r-
flGritng. S6ne Elm 8ort gu ia9en,
8og 6er SoIoat cine fIeine rote
Sohne herbor. Gin 8eqLeiter oes
Gr-Serrid)ers lnodte .Den Monn
oarouf oltfmerfinm oaB er ben
Safer Dor Iidl babe. a0ie &oben-
3olern ieien beroamnlt" iaete Der
5oIont ogeGS meiner 8riloer iino
| fir iie geItor6en"t rief Der Soloat.
Seit iener 3e;t bat Der @r-Serr-
Ider feline spo3iergdnge mebr un-
ternoulmelb ion0ern nloht in ge-
| I6loIienent g(lto gusfa9rten.
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2lmcrikaniichc
11erlmitliitc

g8oibiu9ton 90. Sob. = Gas
arieg8ant gab beute undite6enoe
@crIfitfiite bafannt:
8oriaitta9 Sbcridt-9Sn Sample
gctotet, i3t; IN @uuoen geitorbcn,
III; an aranfbeiten gcitorbeu,
800; ihucr bcrlpun0et, 20; Bel 21
fonnte bic S6ipere Der 8erpun6ung
nidyt feit9eitellt fperoeu; leidt Der.
'wunoet, 81; i'm Sample berntibt,
221. 3uiammen S69.
gao1mittnggberidt-SSSm 9ompfe
eetotet, $40; on 8un0en eeitorben,
10; onr6 llnfaa 1in6 unOere llr.
laden geitorben 8; BON 4eroplane-
llnf1lle eet0tet, 2; an ardnfbeiten
aeItorben, 90. bel 10 tonitte DIE
Sduere Der geriuunonng niht feit.
oefteat merocn; Icidlt berlpunoet,
30; i'm anmpfe permiBt 1873. 3p'
iammen s62.
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slglni @tglit6 e6ren @iliun.

ggaIbington, 80. Sob. 8ie Sc.
olrten 6e8 unobbdngigen 0roens
g'gtat g'9titb boben oeut GrGiioeni
g8illon cine goIoene 0teodille iiber-
ge6en, bic ibm bon Ser @cieaihaft
I'M 0tonat Gftober augeiprohen mur-
Sc als glnerfennlng ieiner 8erOienitc
i'm 9ienit ser Sulndnitdt I'M berfloi-
Ienen eyabr. 9toolpb arauie bon
g6icogo, GrGiioent oes Sr0ens, ber-
las 6aS SuI0i9lng8ifrei6en, tuorir
Der Brdfi0ent dls Elm 6oroerer eines
oauernoen 5rieoens geprieien miro.
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Gonferens int Oberit
Pcilic's Paitptqitarticr

Garis. 80. 91ob.-Ser6ert 500
Der, Gopin 6lrleD uno g2orman
0aois, Elm ipc8ieller Gertreter Oe8
SdaBonltes, bdtten cine lanoe
Sisnng int Soltptqinrtiere BON
0berit SotlIe. glnerifa'8 8eteili-
gang ali Der SirIorqe fir gaab.
rungsnlitte[ SAiffabrt 1uto ipirt-
idoftlihe 8robIeme biIoeten Den @e.
genltano Der 8erntung.
Sir Die Srie6ensfonferen3 lit nod
fein oefinitiber 9Ion ousgearbeitet,
ober 0ie glnnobne bon 9r1iioent
@illon's IA ppnften lit cine ii6ere
@rttnolage fit Die beboritebenoen
8erbanoIungm. 9
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BolIbcpiki itltc int
GitblahS erfol9reic9

9eliinafors, 9yinnIono. 90. 9too.-
GerIpQtete 9epeifen aus Der boGti.
iAen Grobiu3 GitbIano belogen Bob
rtIlilde @oIi6epifi 8ruppeil ou
Gienstag @sfob, 1850 9ieilen flo
mcItlif BON 8etroaroo, erobert bo-
ben. 9as Shidi1I Der oit8 freiiuilli.
gen beItebenhen Roroorlnee Scr glai-
ierten 1T unbefatnt. glltd 9iinoburg,
ito Meilen fii0oitlidD bon Rigd, iol-
len 6ie 9oIi1eoifi genommen baben.
georbo 81 02eilen iiiotpeItlif bon
GetrograO, miro bon ibnen beidoiien.
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G0ni0 Geoeoe tDirS I'M
Paris ecfctcrt

goris, 80. glob. a6nig George
bon england fam nit ocn grin8en
bon 8ole8 uno gIl6crt geIteru nadl.
nittag 2::30 llbr bier ol Ger 49rd,
liOent 8oincore, 8renier Glenenceau
llno dnoere GabinettSutillilter iparen
su leinem Gnipfanac auf Dem gabn.
bofe gois Be goulo0ne berioumelt
Srob oes boien 8etters iuaren Die
StraBen NIT groBen @lcnihenmengen
Ser sSltbcI mar iugcheu.
er; Die 2ellte braden ourd ben Sor-
oon Der RoIi5ei nno riefeu: 2onG
lebe Der aonigl Snrra fiir fSront.
rei6l Surra fir gnelan0l Surra
fir bic Hepublift
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GolOne plant sruFc iSeier fir ben
9ierten synli.

Golone 9. o. %. g}ob.-Gine
2n5nb[ Stdote in o.glebrasfa
uno SiiO.9afotn treffen ieet idon
glnltaIten 5u elmer groBen 6eier
0cs Gierten SSuIi. golone, g. @,
III Die erite Gioot, bic bereits 8or.
fe6ruuaeu 5u einer fuiir0igen 6eier
trifft Gn Die Seinfebr Ser Sol0n-
ten mir in fleiren @ruppen gu er.
inarten lit. 10 lit es 1mno9Iif, ben'
icLben eiuen t3iir0igen @rpiong 81
bereitei; es rllr0e oesbol6 beifloi.
fen, zine 6eicr oes 8ierteu S5llli In
gr5Beren 9}ape 8u nernnitalteu.
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@ilion
berit nlit GQbinet
1llcs sur Nbrciic fcrtie; miro fiiO9lid,crtuci
ieinc Botibaft ON alicnta9 i'm Gcneref pcrs
lcIen MitS Dicnsta0 abreilcn
IN Paris ,uereen erobc l'orbercitlneen eetroff'

@oIbington, 80. gtoo. (goti &o-
bert s. 8enOer, aorreIponOent Der
l1uiteO greB.) - 9rdiioeut 8iIion
6at belite, ebe er feline 8otidaft an
Sen aongreB berpouitanOigt nit lei.
nen Hotgebern cine utdtige ann.
ieren5 9ebobt Seute 9laAmittug
iin0et Die regelmd6ige &abtnettsltt-
3ung Itatt; norgeit miro Der 9Sra-
li0ent cine aonferen5 nit glcglooo
boben, 1trn ii9 nit 0ielent ouF Oeiien
gia1folger aIs @eileroloireftor Der
Ser. Staaten @iieilbabn 5u eiitiger.
9ie 8oti6aft oes 9Sraiioerten
Oiirite zines Der lpidtiglten 8ofl.
mente in ieiner Gnrriere bilOen. @s
miro erludrtet, 0aB er in 0enliel6en
ole innere 9oLitit oeS 2onoes barle.
gen miro. Sb er in Der 8oti6aft
ou6 auf oen 3lped ieiner Guropa-
reiie lt1o Die SteIlune, Die er be-
treifs ieiner 6rieoensprir5ipien eir-
nilnrlt, 3nriitffommett miro, lit midi
it4er befan1lt.
Sails Der aongreB prompt on
Montng 8uingnmentritt, miro Der
BrGiioent an oentfelben Gage feline
9otifoft nerleIen uno an 8iens-
tag feline &eiie antreten.
9a Die Stuiloe Der g[bfabrt oes
| @rGiibenten inmer fldber riift, triti
Die Sotiahe 5u Gage, bob iiber Dos
Brin5ip o5reibeit Der @}eere" Die
Meinlln9en an 6rieoenstiiA fueii
auseinaltoer geben neroen. 8ieic
6rage, 5uiammen nit Der geationo.
Iit1tenliga S0ae oilrfte Der 8renrt-
pnnft bel ben 8eratllngen an 5rie-
oenstiiA biloen.
SotDeit bat Der Er1fioent ieiftG
/ Meinung, mas er inter o6reibeii
Der @leere4 beriteBe, MIR I'M oIfge'
nleiften geauBert. Sffenbar lit ei
Scr gtnftdt, ooB man geoenieitiq
3useitdnonilie MAIDEN nliiiie.
Dab man ii1 in oiplonlatiiber
areiien 8u 9aris nit Dieier 6roqc
bereitS beiddftigt, lit tlar. 9ie
8eiuhe oes aonigs George bon eng
lano ltno oes GonigS bon @eIgieu
in &aris, nuo oerientge Glelnen-
ceauS III 2onoon fonnen niht oIs
blober 3ufaG betradtet weroen.
gSenn Die anlerifanilbeu 9elego-
ten sur 6rteoensfonferen5 init ibrer
Stiben bon Spe8ioliiten in 9nris
eiutreffen, ueroen iie cine boI[ltdnoif
eingeri6tete aonSGei borfinoen. Die.
ieIbe itebt untr Ser 2eitung bon
Soiepb s Grew, frii9eren 9(nipoli
Der on1erifaliiden goti6aft in 8ien
melder nit Sol. Sollie nod 6ranf.
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lL.Nnnte im snfen bon earlpidl.

2onoon, % glob- 8orre'
ibonoent 9tcitcrs, Der Ole III.
Boot qlpenue i'm Saien bon Sar.
mid beIli6te. ia1t OoB Die nusge.
Iieferfcn lt.goote cine gleibe bon
elmer @leilenLdnge biloen. Sic II
goOte fin6 8u oreien aneinanOer ge'
fettet. Sffi3iete, Die gefragt ipur'
ocn, no ibre sIaggen ieien ant
iuorteten, DAB ibre 5loage cine rote
iei. Ger &orreIponoent, Der Elm
Gubmorine6oot, 1bnlidJ Der
.geltidlono", beiuf)te, inb cine
blufbefledtc nuinihipdn5ise anufe,
Sic Gil britiid,rr lfotroic inter benz
Bette oes aapiions geiunoen botte.
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SteIlnrgsbrbOrOen baben uidts NIT
9l6riiitnng sn tnn.

Grenton, gt. s, 80. g1ob. = Gin
SeIegranm bon General 8rofoB
Gromocr on @oltbernenr Goae mel.
Oct, nnB sgricgsiefret1r 9}afer ben
SteGunes6eb0roeH mitseteilt bobe,
6ob fie nidjts nit Ser glbriiitung oer
Qlrniee gu tiin bitten uuo bof ibre
Gienite su @noe Ieicn, iobolS iie Die
GIoIlififation Der tS.iibriaen tmO
Der Nidnner pon 81 bis 81 S5abreu
bcen6ct b1tten gieie g(rbeiten oitrf.
ten in firser 3eit erleoiet iein
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0ie 0pttnidlr gInsbrntc.

@aibington, 20. glob. = 9ie gluf.
gabe, Die g(usbettte Der @ottnidela-
ger at er6oben nuroe beute bonn
ariegginOuItrierot Dem Geportenent
beg synnern iiberpieien, oouit es Die
gyrage lole, fpie Ser omerifaniide
gyarlner BON Dem beutiden Wlonopol
befreit weroen 'fonfe. grdiioent
gsilion bot bic Groer erlaiien. oaB
6ein Gcportelnent bee Snnern oiele
5ur peitereu llnteriu'
dung iiberaeben Ueroe.
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menen rnnferfeit aee6rt.

gaeiu gort, 20. ylob. Colonel
8illiam Snbiudro, geiebIgbaber oeS
36. ssnfanterie 9leainents. Der Gem
gorfer geational @1r0e. Der in ei'
nem @efeft i'm glonnt Septculber
II Ser Gonnbaiane beripunoet tpitr.
Sc, erbieIt Cas- Grieesfreu5 fir
gobferfeit saacipro6en. 06pebl
beripltnoet. Fiibrte bet Colonel bod
ieine gaonnido't in bic Shlndlt.
Gr mar friiger Sefretdr oes re.
pilblifdniideu slotional aomitees.