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sATIDARYTA TAIKOS
.DERYBOS.
Dalyvauja centrally valsty-
blu ir rusu ministerial.

Amsterdam, sausio 9.
Centrally valstybiu ir rusl
taikos atstovu lyderiai va
kar turejo kaipir izengia.-
mali susirinkimeli, anot
pranesimo is Brest-Litov-
sko. Susirinkime dalyvavo
Rusijos uzsieniu reikalu
minister's Trockis, Voketi-
jos uzsienip reikalu minis
teris DR.. Won Kuhelmann,
Austrijo -Vengrijos uzsie-
niu reikalu minister's, graz
fas Cernin ir Turkijos dl-
dysis vezyras Talaat Bey.
Pima delegatp sesija nu :
ta1ta pradeti siandie ryte.
Paskiau centrally valstybir!
atstovai atlaike susirlnkln1q
su ukrainais.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-10
Won M,ACKENSEN
VERDUNO FRONTE'

80. .asl lst-5la,.
ptossiinas sena WI: ". : ) asAu'
Sayos. is Lenkiios ir suya-
rryti / Pripeties raistilsi Mo
sito snougio R,,siia daugia,,ii 4
negaleio atsigaiyelioti. !.
Paskul Mackensen pamuf
tse .serb1Ja. karahaus Pet7
70 kar1uomene buVo lsvyta
IS Sales. FL.
spalyj 1916 metals Ma
ckensen su yon Falkenhayn
susijunges atliko garsia
Dubrudja kanpanija. Pa
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-10
SMARKUs PAREDYMAs
MASsACHUSETTSO
VALsTIJOJ.
Norma sutaupyti ku1a
ir sviesa.,
Boston, Mass, sausio s

Boston, Mass, sausio 8
sviesos ir kuro sutaupy
mui Naujosios Angijos ku-
70 ADMINISTRATORS James
j. Storrow isleido parody
ma visoj Massachusetts, val
stijoj kad visokip biznill
ofisai rytmeeiais butp att
daromi ne anksciau 900 ry--
tes ir dzdaromi 500 vakare,
Teatrai, saliunai ir kitokios
viesosiosi vietos turi but
uzdaromi 1000 vakare.
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True translation. filed with the post
master Rat Chicago Ill., ON January
10, 1915, as required by the act OF
October 8, 1917.
Won MlACKENSEN VA
KARQ FRONTE.
Jis, sakoma, uzimas sosto
ipedinio vieta.
Ipndonas. sansio 9.

Londonas, sausio 8.
Zuriche is Rymo gauta Ii
MIA, kad vokieciq alrniju va
du .Verduno fronte vietoje
sosto iipedinioe, , Frederiko
Wilhelmo paskirtas field
marsalas von Mackensen.
Jei tasai pranesimas bus
teisingas, tai reiks, jog Hin
denburgas pasiruoses pull
ties pirmyn vakaru fronte.
Mackensen Vokietijail yra
isloSes didelius musius. Trl-
mis- savo ofensyvomis jisai
supurte iris atskirias tau
tas sios kares metu.
Mackenseno pirmiausias
didelis lainejimas buyo SUI
truskinimas rusp linijos
ties Dunajev. sito pasekme
buvo atsiemimas Przemys-
lilo ir Lembergo ir rusu at
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-10
Washington, sausio 10.

washington, Sauslo 1o. -
Siandie zemesniajam kon-
greso butte balsuojama w
moterip politiska .lygiateise.-
Norma ia billy prideti kali
po prieda prie Sales konsti-
tucijos, kai kad daroma su
prohibicija. Prezidentas re-
mia moteriu lygiateises bi-
lip. Jei jis bus pravestas
zemesniajam butte, senate
nebus su juo jokios abejo-
mes. Tuomet moterims pa
lengva bus uztikrinta vlsoJ
Salyj balsavimo teises, kaip-
ir vyrams pilieciams.
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HERTLING sTATo KA- <
RES REIKALAvIMUS.
Apie tai pranesama
pusoficijaliai.

iParyzius, sausio 8 (suve--
3inta). I" "Matin' kores--
pondentas is zuricho pra-
mesa, kad | kanclieris Won
Hertling andai pazymejes
lsvarbia1lsius yoke eill kares
.reikalavimus, kurie yra to-
.kie:
81 Il. Atnaujinimas Belgijos
'pagal konstitucijo au7
iftonomijos principe,
~. Klausirnas apie siauri-
mes Prancuzijos atstatyma
.tegu paliekamas patterns
tenai ggvenantiems zmo-
mems iSSrisStl
3. Mes r$lkalaujame visq
savo kolioniju sugrazinimo
ir gvarantijos del Turkijos
politiSkos nepalieciamybes.
4, Mes esame pasirenge
isteigti tailzos tribunola il
general proporcijonali is
siginklavima.
Anot Gazette of Berlin,
sitos salygos sustatytos
praeita sekmadieni paties
Hertlingo su partiju lyde-
riais.
Hertling, anot to pate.
laikrascio, pazymejo, jogei
Vokletijos vyriausybe SUI
tinka SUI principu, kad EMO
mes patys, savo likima ap-
sprestq, ju teritorijose,
kuomet jas apleis vokiecill
kariuomene.
"Paskui, pridure kanclie-
ris, pirmiausias musu rel
kalavimas yra tas, kad pirrn
kol musu kariiomene apleis
uzimtas Rusijos teritolijas,
rusu kariuomene turi but
demobilizuota, ty. visi ka-.
revival paleisti namo. Kuo-.
met demobilizacija bus ivy
kinta, tuomet vokieGiai ap-
leis uzimtus krastus." ~
Ny S, IEf Ei,t
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Kuomet 'oficijaliai buvo
pranesta, kad taikos derry
bos SUI rusais pertraukie
mos, Berlyne gatvemis 6me
marsuoti dideles zmoniQ
minios ir saukti: " Mes turf
me tureti taika!''
Panasios demonstraciios
ivyko tir Essuose, Leipzige
ir kituose miestuose.
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sAKoMA, Bus DAU-
GIAU sNIEGO.

Chicagos valdisko orc
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DIDELI VOKTECIU NUO-
STOLI.AI VAKARU
FRCNTEi.
Washington, sauslO 9.

Washington, sausio 9. -
Anot Britanijos kares ofiso
pranesimo, kaizeris 1917
metals neteko 1,75O,000 sa-
70 kareivip vakaru fronte.
Sakoma, jogei sita skaitlin3
bus vidutiniSkai aprokuota.
Pranesime tarp kitko Pasa
kyta:
"sita skaitline labiaus dt,
desne, negu sudejus kruvc
Britanijos If PrancuNjo JOS
nuostolius. Anglai ir pran-
cuzai vakaEu fronte paeme
nelaisv6n 100000 vokieSiQ.
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nDailY. News korespon-

"Daily News" korespon
dentas uzprotestayo, kad
Britannia nieko ie is Indijjos
neisplesussi. I sitai Troekis
atsake:
"Jps ahglai sesate per4
daug soNiinistiisslla taIta ai1t
.zemes aebes saves aSpaziino oji-
mo. " s'ea
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-10
UzDARYs DAUGELI
.1MOKYKLU.

Chieagoje prisieis uzdLa9T IA
ryti SO ar daugiau ivairiyll
nokyklll, j kuriass del dau-
g1mb 8niego negalima pr5i;77
VelJl dASuq 80 l3'3S Ri{I
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BERLYNE KELIAMCS
DEMONSTRATORS.
Gyventojai saukia taikos.

Haaga, sausio 9. - Anot
suvelintp depesp, Yokiet'
jos miestuose, ypae Berry
ne, gyventojai andai buve
sukele dideles demonstrac1-
jas. Em6 protestuoti pfiez
taikos derybp Brest-Litov-
ske suspendaVlna.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-10
list. Louis, No, sausid

30. Gionai moterys tnegi5
no pastoti laiskp isnessiotot4
,ionis. TeGiar po kelly die e
nq isitikino, jogei jonas taT
sal darbas yra persunkus.
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10, 1918, as required by the act OF
October 6. 1917.
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master at Chicago. Ill. on January
10, 1918, as required by the act Of
October 6. 1917.
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TROCKIS KALTINA
TALKININKUS.
Sake, talk,ininkai nori vo-
kiecip4rusp atski-
rios taikos.

81 DO1SCf1hS oAoASAh y = = SA11AeS SA1eS
Ilu minister's Leon Trockis
kaltina talkininkQ vyriau-.
Esybes, buk sitos pageidau-
jjancios, idant Vokietijaf pa
darytp atskiria taika sll
Russia ir rytuose pasipel
Inytu. /! Tuomet vakaruose
talkininkai daugiau laime-
ktu. Taip pranesa is Petro-
grado "Daily News" ko-
respondents.
Korespondentas kalbeje-
sis SUI Trockiu, kuomet ta--
sal buvo pasirenges kellau-
ii Brest-Litovskan. Jis pa.
sakes, jogei premjeras
Lloyd George padares vie
sa pranesima, leizdamas tai
suprasti taip, kaip yra pa
sakyta. Apie ta patti dalyka
jau seniau buvo rasoma
editorijale bolseyiku orga-
no "Pravda." !"
Kuomet korespondentas
pazymejo, jogei Lloyd
George nekuomet ko pana-
Saus nebuvo viesai iSreis-
kes, bolsevikq lyderis at
Sove:
%sTai ir yra talkininkq po-
itika.'' Paskui pridure,
kad bolsevikai savo pohti-
koje 'vaduosis ne progra-
momis talkininkq vyriau-
sybiu, bet talkininku tautp,
Mano, vokieGiai nori taikos..
Trockis buvo paklaustas,
kokia jis nuomone tu1'ls
apie taika. Jis atsake, jo-
gel galutino nieko nezinqs,
kadangi vokieciai nera dar
atmaine savo pirmiau pa
siulytq salygp If neturl
progos prie taikos. Teeiau
jjiis manas, jogei Vokietja
tikrai norinti taikos..
Rusu uzsienip reikalll
minister's klauslneJes vo-
kieeecip pabegelip kareivlq.
Is anu fsuzinota, jogei Vo-
kietija daugel savo kariuo-
menes yra atssaukusii is rytp
fronto. KareiYiai buvo il
traukti vienu ilaiku ir neil. q
MIA kur jie pasipsti. Pabe- e
geliai yra nusoke is trauki-;
nip If taip pasprude. s,
VokieGiai pabegeHai pa
tT7irtino pasklydusia zinia,
jogei Kauno guberniioje
$4,000 vokieciq kareiviq pa
bege. Kadangi kiti karel-
vial atsisako dezerterius
.saudyti, tai nepaklusnieii
Fkareiviai badu marmami.
Turetu paskelbti kare
Anglijai. Il. /.
Paklaustas, kokias saly+
gas jis gall gauti. Trockis
atsisake atsakyti, bet juok
damasis prabilo:
"Jelgu mes butumern TIKI
raj logiski, mes trretumeln
#paskelbti kare Anglijai w
India, Egipta II Airi5a. !"
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10, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917. Fit
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master ar, Chicago, Ill.,, on January
10, 1918, as required by the act of
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master at Chicago, ILL.,, on January
10, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
PASKELBS LIETUVOS
NEPRIGULMYBE.
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Washington, sausio 10.
Cia kalbama, kad pasi-
baigtls truksmtli gelezinke-
liu kompanijos trauks Wy
riausybe, atsakomyben Il
padarytus JOINS nuostolius:.
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COPENHAGEN, sausio

COPENHAGEN, sauslo
10. svedijos laikrastis
"Dagens Nyheter" prane--
sa, jogei Vokietija nuspren :
dziusi paskelbti Lietuva
kaipo neprigulminga val
stybe.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1918-01-10
KAzKAIP GALL PASI-
BAIGTI JUOKAS.

Washington, sausio 10.
Pl.i-nigyno ! departamentan
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= Fort Leavenworth,
Kans., sausio 10. <Atida,
ryta mokykla SUMS mokytl
del kares laukQ.
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master att Clifago, Ill, on January
10, 1918, as REQUIRED by the act OF
October 6i 1917. 9
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master at Chicago, Ill, on January
10. 1918, as required by the act Of
e 1917
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VOKIECIAI PASKELBS
LIETUVAI NEPRIGULMYbE
ISNAUJO PRADETA TA|KOS
DERYBOS

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master at Chicago, Ill, on January
10, 1918, as required by the act of
October 6, 1917.
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master at Chicago, Ill, on January
10, 1918, as required by the act Of
Octohar A 1917 ~ltArsk a,fso- -
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master at Chicago, Ill.,, on January
10, 1918, as required by the act OF
October 6, 1917.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Gen1enceau and F0ch to Sit at Peace Table:
German Disorder Spreads After Fatal Rio
Ne,u York's 'O,un' Back
By St. Patrick's Day

COLONEL CHARLES HEALY,
~ of the Veteran Corps, Goth
Regiment. announced yesterday
that the War Department intended
to get the 165th Infantry, for
merly the 69th Regiment, back
to New York before St. Patrick's
Day. Colonel Healy and other
officers of the Veteran Corps
were in Washington recently and
learned of the plans.
Newton d. Baker, Secretary of
War, informed them that he in
tended to be in New York when
the 165th returned. The Veteran
Corps is arranging for large
celebration and is preparing a
replica Of the regimental colors
of the 165th, which Governor
Smith will present to Secretary
Baker The t65th is said to be
the only National Guard regiment
which was permitted to take it's
reglmental colors to France.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Cars Break Past Switch at
I42d Street and Lenox
Avenue Early in Morning
Fire Adds to the Peril
Conductor and Towerman
Called to Appear at a
Special Inquiry To-day

The motorman Of two-car subway
shuttle train was crushed to death and
a dozen other persons were injured
when the train jumped a switch at
142d Street and Lenox Avenue yester-
day. Both cars left the track, shear
ing down four steel pillars like card
board, crumpled up against the tunnel
roof and caught fire.
The burning wreck filled the tube
with smoke, and the reserves from four
police stations and Rescue Squad No. /
attempted to keep back an excited
crowd and to eXtricate the injured. 1t
was only the early hour, in the opin-
ion of officials, which prevented the ac-
cident from taking on more serious
proportions, as few passengers were in
the train.
Wrecked Cars Viewed
Immediately after the crash Inter
borough officials attempted to clear the
tracks, but Detectives Shields and
Boyle, Of the 135th Street station, after
a heated argument, prevented the re-
moval of the splintered steel cars until
the arrival of Assistant District Attor-
ney Heary, an official stengorapher and
a dozen men from the Public Service
Commission.
The body of Grant Cooper, the dead
man, was taken from the wreck after
an hours work with oXy-acety
torches had cut away enough of the
steel to release it. Four men, all sub
way employees, taken to Harlem Hos
ptal, were Edward Herrick, 2191
Eighth Avenue; Robert Ferrara, 338
East 1O6th Street; Edward B. Block,
492 East 142d Street, and Louis George
2460 Seventh Avenue.
Thomas Tanning, conductor of the
train, who escaped injury, and James
j. Hyland, the towerman controlling the
switch at 1920 Street, were questioned
by Mr. Neary. Hyland, it is under
stood, said he had set the switch for
the straight run into the 145th Street
station.
Examination by the investigators dis
closed, it is alleged, that the switch
was set for the curve leading to the
West Farms division
No Arrests Are Made
The first car went down the West
Farms tracks, the second staying on the
straight road, according to testimony
of witnesses. Both then left the tracks,
cutting through the pillars between
them.
No arrests were made and the blame
had not been determined. Tanning and
Hyland were both asked to appear at
the District Attorneys office to- day
when the investigation will be con-
tinued.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Armed Munich
Force Deposes
Minister Auer
Minister of the Interior Is
Forced to Sign His Resig-
nation at Pistol Point
II Are Slain in Berlin
Guards Fire On Deserters'
Parade and Wound so;
Newspaper Offices Raided

Disorder is more rampant in Ger
many.
Armed demonstrations and san
culinary street clashes mark the
struggle between various Social
ist factions.
Three hundred armed men forced
entrance to the residence of
Bavarian Minister of the Interior
Auer and compelled him to re-
sign, at the point Of gun. Sew
eral newspaper Offices in Munich
were stormed and only one was
able to publish its edition.
Three factions, led by Premier
Ebert, Hasse and Liebknecht,
keep Berlin in turmoil. A pro-
cession from meeting of desert
ers, arranged by the Spartacus
(Bolshevik) group, was fired
upon by Fusilier Guards, twelve
being killed and fifty injured.
Raids by soldiers of the different
groups are frequent.
The arrival Of the great front line
armies is expected to plunge Ber-
lin into worse chaos.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Vail Advocates
U. S. Merger of
All Wire Lines
Pooling of Telegraph and
Telephone Systems Is
Now Urged on Burleson
Cables Are Include q
Properties Would Not Be
Dismembered by Action,
He Says i'll Argument

WASHINGTON, Dec. S.-Pooling of
the telephone and telegraphic facilities
OF the country on the one hand and
the marine cable lines on the other.
each with comprehensive operating
organization under single executive
head, is recommended to Postmaster
General Burleson by Theodore N. Vail,
president of the American TELEGRAPH
and Telephone Company.
In his letter Mr. Vail said the pool
ing arrangement could be brought about
without dismembermen of the proper
ties and in such a manner that they.
could be turned back to private owners
at the expiration Of the period of GOV
ernment control
"What should be done to create an
ideal SYSTEM said Mr.. Vail. "cannot
be done because Of existing laws, nor
could complete consolidation be iusti-
ned, since to undo such consolidated
system into it's former units would lead
to unwarranted waste
Would Help the Public
Ihere are many things which can be
done which would not produce waste
and which might, by Improvement of
service, help to further educate the
public and create an actively favorable
attitude toward some correlation or CO.
ordination of operation and service
with the control and regulation and re-
striction, through some combination Of
governmental authority and private
ownership or operation, retaining ali
the advantages and incentives of both. f"
Mr.. Vail, who is acting as confiden-
tial adviser to Postmaster General
Burleson in the control of the wire
communications systems taken over bv
the government, discussed the land and
marine wire organizations separately.
If the United States, he said, is to be-
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
8,5OO,OOO Soldier Letters
Most of Weeks Output in
France Is OH WAY to Fathers

PARIS, Thursday, Dec. 5.-Thrcc
shipments of homebound mail from the
American army, totallng 8,5oO,ooo let
tcrs, left France between November &c
and December 2.
The previous weeks mail numbered
100000 letters. The increase is be
lieved to be due to the fathers let
ters," which the men in the army haC
been asked to write on November "a
the fathers at home being likewise re-
ouested to write to their sons on that
day.
"Stars and Stripes the official news
paper of the American expeditionary
force, which organized the plan, say.
all the letters will be delivered before
Christmas.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Air Traffic in Germany
Planes Carry Passengers for
81 Mile

LONDON, Dec. British Wireless
Service Air traffic has been begun
between some of the largest German
towns, advices reaching here report.
The airplanes are carrying parcel post
matter and passengers The fare for
each passenger is 2la marks kilo-
metre, or about 81 mile The ma
chimes can fly at the rate of eighty
miles an hour and the journey from.
Berlin 10 Munich, for instance, can be
accomplished in AZ hours.
One company is constructing a new.
large type of airplane, able to carry
forty passengers.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Troops Rushed
By Train Into COblenz

\ MEXICAN ARMY OF OC-
~ CUPATION, Dec. 8 (By The
Associated Press) A battalion
of the 39th Infantry left Treves by
train to-day for Coblenz, a four
hours run. The premature occu-
patton Of Coblenz is due to the re-
quest of the German authorities,
who are apprehensive of the con-
ditions that might prevail there
after the withdrawal of the Ger
man forces.
This is the first time the Ameri
cans have utilized railway trains
for their advance into the terri
tory from which the Germans have
withdrawn. The main army con-
tinues its advance in the usual
manner and last night had reached
Geldsdorfau, Mayen, Klong and
Schwarden.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
U.S.Rhine Army
Costs Germany
$9,OOO,OOO Day
Six Million Pounds Supplies
Consumed i'm "a Hours
by Forces of Occupation
By Wilbur Forrest
Ne10 York Tribune
Special Cable Service

NeU Yorl, Tribune
Special Gable Service
Copyright. 1915 New York Tribune Inc)
IRENES, Dec. S.-Food and supplies
alone for the American army of occu-
patton are costing the German govern
ment about S900o,O00 daily, il was esti-
mated to-day.
Under the rules of the armistice
Germany must pay the expenses of all
Allied forces on her soil until peace is
signed. 1t has been computed that the
average value of one pound of food is
15 cents. Our Third Army now in
Germany is using 100000 pounds of
supplies every twenty-four hours, in
Guiding many thousands of pounds of
fresh and canned beef, other foodstutfs
and clothing for the men, forage for
the animals, and an average of $4,000
gallons of gasoline for the motor trans
port.
Men Guests in Homes
High officers of our army of occupa-
tion face to-day puzzling problem in
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
fardieu, ,Cambon, Leygues
and Colliard Probably
Other Mission Members
Coming of Wilson
Inspires Action
French Society Demands
Conferrees Draft Plans
for a League of Nations

PARIS, Dec. 8.-Premier Clemenceau
may act as president of the French
delegation to the peace conference. It
IS reported that the presence of Presi-
dent Wilson as head of the American
delegation has led to this decision on
the part Of the French Premier
1t IS said that he may select as his
collaborators Captain Andre Tardieu,
head Of the general commission for
Franco-American war matters and High
Commissioner to the United States;
Jules Cambon, general secretary to
the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and
former Ambassador to the United
States; Marshal Foch, and the French
Ministers Of the Navy and Labor,
Georges Leygues and N. Colliard, re-
spectively.
BRAND Also Mentioned
For time the French newspapers
were not permitted to forecast the
composition OF the French delegation,
but this restriction seems now to have
been withdrawn. Recently the names
of former Premiers Leon Bourgeois
and Aris.iae Briapd have been men,
toned in connection with the confer
ence, and some of the papers have
taken them under consideration as
suitable delegates.
The French Association for So
ciety of Nations, of which former
Premier Leon Bourgeois is president,
to-day adopted resolution which
Foreign Minister Pichon presented to
Premier Clemenceau, who will receive
the committee when he returns from
an official visit to Alsace.
To Settle eLague Question
The resolution reads:
"The Allied nations each shall. be-
fore the negotiation of peace. openly
and solemnly affirm the principles Of
justice and right, for which they have
fought and which they are determined
to apply in the treaty.
"Conditona and fundamental regu-
lations for the organization of so-
ciety of nations shall be settled The
Allies shall bind themselves to observe
them among themselves forthwith and
forever
The treaty of peace shall include
the obligations to which the Allies
submit for the maintenance of peace,
notably obligatory arbitration and
limitation Of almaments'
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
British, French in
Hungary Permitted 10 leave

BERNE, Dec. 5. All American.
British and French citizens who were
llving IN hungary during the war are
to be permitted TO return to their
homes, according to an Official Hun
garian message. The Hungarian gov
crnment, it is stated, will put a special
train at their service to convey .hem
from Budapest to the Swiss frontier.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
Wilson Ptays With Seamen

nN BOARD U. s.. GEORGE WASHINGTON, Dec 8 (Bv Wire
~ less to The Associated Press)-Preent Wilson attended re
gols services this with the the American
forces board the George Washington
the quarters of the distance
joined the and the and the services
Later the President took his usual walk rested
He did not work during the day.
The George Washington running through seas and
encOuntering weather.
New-York tribune., 1918-12-09
4rnaed Raiders Plan
TO arrest Council in
Berlin Frustrated

BERLIN, Dec 7 (By The Associated
Press The rioting of Friday in Ber-
line, the mysterious raid on the ex-
ecutive committee of the Soldiers and
Workmen's Council and the demon
stration by soldiers and sailors on
behalf of Chancellor Ebert (when he