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New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
Orders to Kill Police
Laid to Sim Feiners
British Seek to Justify Decree
Outia,eing Then, in Tipperary
''FaLsehoOd." SAYS de Valera

A copy Of the memorandum setting
forth alleged conditions in Tipperary
County. Ireland, issued Monday at Dub
lin by the Chief Secretary for Ireland
IN outlawing all Sim Fein organiza
lions and Irish Volunteers from Tip
perary County. has been received here
from British sources in London.
The memorandum recites a series OF
lawless acts. which are alleged TO have
oeeen reported to British officers.
Comics of a Sim Fein proclamation
seized by the police in Tipperary were
said 70 have declared the South Riding
OF Tipperary to be a military area and
proclaims five regulations. Summarized.
thfse are:
That a policeman found in that area
will be deemed TO have forfeited his
life. the more notorious police being
dealt with as far ga possible first;
every person in the pay Of England
Magistrates, jurors. etc. who helps
England to rule this country will be
deemed to have forfeited his life; "
civilians giving information TO the
police or soldiers. "if convicted will be
executed i. e.. shot or hanged"
Police doctors and prison officials
connected with the "drugging Of any
Irish citizen" to obtain inform alton,
may be hanged or drowned or shot on
sight" and, finally. every citizen must
assist when required, in enabling US to
perform our duty"
When Eaman de Valera, "President
Of the Irish Republic" was informed
os the foregoing he called attention to
that fact that mot quite fourteen
months ago the British government ar
rested close TO 100 republican leaders,
withou. any definite charge. and kept
them for ten months in prison without
daring TO bring them 10 trial.
There has been no such proclama-
.ion of the republican government Gov
ering any area, but there has been an
act passed by the republican govern
ment asking the Irish people. not to
fraternze with the English force OF
occupation. was myself the mover
on behalf Of the government Of that
act"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
Mexico Paid One Claim
For American Losses
ONLY Settlement Since Diaz Re
gime Was Obtained by
Secretary BRYAN

WASHINGTON, July s.-Compila-
ton by the State Department, at the
request Of the Senate, Of claims OF
Americans who have suffered loss Of
property and life in Mexico, has re-
vealed that only one claim has been
paid since the Diaz Administration
This claim was in the case of John NC
Nanus. for whose death the Nilla-Za
rata convention government paid to the
widow s27 900 at the request Of Sec
retary Of State Bryan.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

20 Mr.. Walsh. will be sent to the State
Department.
Former Governor DUNES statement
follows in part:
I'VE arc satisfied that our mission
has accomplished most, il not all. that
we set out 20 achieve. The case Of
ireland before the world peace confer
ence was being deliberately ignored
prior 10 our arrival in Paris and was
being treated by England with her
usual unconcern and contempt. Upon
our insistence that II must be consld-
cred, however. the American Commits
sion to Negotiate Peace made repre-
sentations TO the British Prime Min
ister, urging that II should receive
prompt consideration The British
Prime Minister thereupon expressed a
desire 10 meet us IN conference and,
pending the fixing Of the date for this
conference. gave US diplomatic pass
sire that we should visit all portions
of that country. including Belfast.
ave went 70 ireland. and thus were
able TO confer with President De
Valera and the members of the Irish
Parliament. This enabled US 20 give 70
President Wilson. the American Peace
Commission and 10 the world true,
unvarnished story Of English atrocities
and military misrule in Ireland.
Forced Discussion"
I'VE compelled the Castle authori-
ties in Dublin. and finally the whole
English and irish press, 10 take up and
discuss openly the scandal of military
occupation and oppression. We COM
PEELED them 20 admit that the right Of
trial by jury, the right Of habeas cor
pus. and all the other safeguards usu-
ally thrown around a people in civil
lied countries had been overthrown in
Ireland. and that British domination
was sustained only by the presence of
an enormous army OF occupation
equipped with all the murderous weap-
ons Of actual modern warfare. Such
influential English papers az The Lon
don News" The Manchester Guar
dian" "The London Herald" and THE
London Times" have been forced to ad-
nit that English rule in Ireland to-
day is a scandal and q disgrace, and
that its continuance is no longer toll
cradle.
We have plainly shown to the
American commissioners that ireland
is not in the position of seeking favors
rom fnElanQ Dul Is III tNe pOclNiOH VI
demanding from the worlds conference
recognition as a de facto and de Jure
government and as having the right
TO become q member of the league OF
nations.
An International Problem
We have, we believe. demonstrated
to the American commission. as the
representatives OF Ireland have demon
trated TO the worlds conference, that
the Irish question is an international
problem that must be settled and solved
by the nations of the world and not
by the British Parliament.
I'VE are confident of the outcome.
Eighty per cent Of the people Of Ire
land demand a republic. have organ
ized a republic and are functioning a
republic, and its people will not be CON
tent with anything but republic.
They have held an election within the
last few months under all the forms
and securities of British law and have
declared for repub-
lie.
The Irish race. both in Ireland and
abroad. intends 20 keep up the fight for
an Irish republic until the flag OF that
republic floats over every inch Of Irish
soil. When that is accomplished the
Irish nation will forget the past and be
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
American ENJOYS Arrive
From Europe and Hold a
Conference at Waldorf
With EamOn de Valera
Both Bitter at England
Former Illinois Governor
Saws They've Made World
Recognize Erins Rights

Frank T. Walsh. formerly joint
chairman OF the War Labor Board, and
farmer Governor Edward +. Dunno. Of
Illinois. who. with Michael J. Ryan. Of
Philadelphia. made up the American
Commission on Irish independence,
which went TO Paris in April in an ef-
fort 10 obtain a hearing for lreland's 5
delegates at the peace conference, ar
rived at New York yesterday aboard
The French liner La Savoie.
With Mr.. Walsh and Mr.. Dunno was
Patrick Lee. secretary to the commits
sion which was chosen TO plead Ire
lands cause with the American peace
delegates by the Irish Race Convention
which me, in Philadelphia February
sst. Mr.. Ryan returned TO the United
states several weeks ago.
The commissioners, who were met at
he French Line pier al the foot Of
Vest Fourteenth Street by prominent
J-ish Americans. proceeded Immediately
IN their arrival here 10 the Waldorf
Astoria. where they met Eamon de Va
era. "President Of the Irish Republic y
In a formal statement issued later in
he afternoon. former Governor Dunno
declared the mission had accomplished
most. if not all. that it had set out to
chieve.
He declared so per cent OF the Irish
,eopie are functioning as republic
md will be content with nothing but
republic. and continued:
"A gigantic military machine.
dumped with machine guns and ar
,lored cars. and the imprisonment of
heir (the Irish people'sl trusted lead
rs. alone prevent the full operation OF
republican government
In another statement, Mr.. Walsh re-
:arsed what ne termed "England's
ssb OF peoples and riches under the
sace terms" and declared that when
-England's pledges Of altruism. our
ate fourteen points and the peoples,
.,urtries and riches captured by Eng
a.d. with its immense accessions Of
L. power. are set down side by side,
C condition disclosed is awesome 20
democratic mind"
ne people Of France, he said. would
5ve mo match for England's cum
:" and predicted that lit is more
likely that she England will add
territory France to her rich con
.sts"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
Orangemen TO Parade

The annual parade of the Orangemen
which was discontinued during the war,
will be held Saturday. The parade will
start at 10th Street and Seventh Ave
me at 1880 p. NJ and proceed north
20 Manhattan Casino Park. where ad-
dresses will be made by prominent
nranVemen
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09

prepared to enter into fair and just
treaties with Great Britain looking to
the mutual development and protection
of both nations and the fostering Of
peaceful relations not only between
Great Britain and Ireland. but between
them and oil other nations OF the
world"
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
BOlsheriki Decide to
Eracuate PefrOgrad

WASHINGTON, July s. Definite
J" information that the Solshevik
authorities are planning to evacuate
petrograd has been received in off
cial circles here. Decision TO quit
the capital was said to have been
violently opposed by some elements
Of the government.
New-York tribune., 1919-07-09
viii Meet Committee

-ne commissioners who visited
-ce ireland and England will con-
w.rh -ae general committee OF the
sh nece Convention at the Waldorf
..o-.a this afternoon. when form al
~ report On the Irish situation viii
drawn up. This report. according
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M1n6cr nreifen nlte 1Srnn an.

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melt bon bier tpobnt, lieat in FRITZ
iden 8uitono oarnie0er, Dos grgeb-
mis- zines brlttolen @ngriffs, ben be.
tpaffnete Gduber aiif iie ntadten. 9ie
Mdnner orangen in 0ns Seim Der
SSraii @ollinger elm llnb berIntgten
ibr @elo ooer ibren 500. Sie jag.
te 6enieIben, baB ibr @elO ouf Der
ganf iei. 4ies drgerte Die 8anoiten
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8eipuBtlofiefeit ihlueen @iner Der
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Meiier. 9ie 9fduber bnrditdten
oos Sans uno fanoen $18. Ser
Sberiff lit nit 8lutBunoen altf Der
Sogo nod Den R1uber1l
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1lbacctSnctenbalts
fir Sraitetitinlfitrcebt

8aibinqton, %. 0loi.-9as 9lb-
georonetenbous bot geitern gum 2.
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ae nnr0en 304 Stinruen abgegeben,
OaQegen Itintnlten SO gbgeor0nete
ilnter oieIen befanben ii6 70 9elno-
froten nn0 10 Republifaner. Be
fiirmorter DER Gorluge riiiteten iidj
bereits gum &nntpfe, I'M oieie 9or-
loge aud I'M Senat 6urd5ubringen
llno iinO iiber5eugt, oaB oieielbe aud
bort oie nGtiee 3peiorittel Stln-
menmebr6eit erbGlt, oblpobG iie nab
reno ser lesten Sitltng 0ieier aor-
peridoit 3meinoG geidlogen witrne.
Inter Den @cenern Der 8orloge be-
tin0en ii9 bouptiG1lid 9emotroten
Ser GiiOItoaten uuo etli6e gteu-Gng=
lano Mepu6lifuner. 9iG 6iibrer BET
Der 8arteien Der 9tepu6lifaner
@lonoeI, ioipie eudJ Der 0entofrot
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me 0es glmen0ernerts aus; eriterer
unter Sinmeis onraut OoB Dies Der
eriie aeictge6eriite glft Der &epu-
blifnner mare, letterer inter Der
glnqabe, ooB GrdiiOent 8ilion cine
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uer 9otIdait gelnoat babe st6ee.
orOneter Mann belt ihlieBlidl Die
SdluBreoe i'm ginmen Der 9eFiir.
morter oieies @eieses mo erfldrte
in 6erieI6en, OnB er eebofft bate.
oab onsielbe obne s@rlp1buung Der
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men lUetOe, oenn, obiflon iih Die
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ten Itets oaBeeen geitimmt. gieie
8ebe murOe BON oen Republifanern
nit eroBen gciIaa nuisenouImeH.
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Stntlit ocrpincert
Slug itacb fiiiabcm

8nibington, %. Weoi. sdlDss
rer Seegane iino bobe @inojfdrfc|
lieBen es beltte fir ratiunt eriheis
men, ben beoblihtigten Slug oes
geg-4 bon ben 9l5oren liad QiIios
bon borlaufig auf5uge6en. Gbmis
raj SSadion fnbeIt bon 9untn 7eT
8a0n, 0dB Die See 0aielbit fit oaIf
9lnfitieg 0eS SeefIug5eugeg au itiir.
mild lei. Man lit bier Ser anlidbt.
Dob 9ontntanoeur Stead bonn g1g.d
ben Slug nad 2ifiabon obne 0iauit.
ifaftSDediel bornebmen miro. Ser
6iibrer beg 5lttg8eliegeidpaoers.
Gonlun1noeur Solpers, Der nit ieis
ner Mni6ine IN Der Ndbe Der Sniel
5aDaI aunt G6itieg ee8uungen nilrs
be, beabftdtigte 8lterlt fid an bent
6Iuge mad 2iIiabon an 9oro oes|
9eG-4 an beteiligen. 9n 0ies ie<
bod Mir inter 3uriidIaiinng eifles|
ManneS Ser 8eidbung BEG erfoIgs
retder s5Ilg5eitges nlogIih gene
ien mare, entid)loB iid Soipers. perl
8onlpfer bireft no6 9IDnloutb an
fabreh mobin ibnt Die 6Iieger bon
2iiiabon ans 8lt folgen beabiidtigeil.'
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RicicitncrlmSfe Scr
Gi6ctbo>S Slopaken

8ancpurer, %. Wtai.-Qei1tnant
Gi6ter SefretGr oes ti6efo-iloba-
fiidlen Gfotionolrotes in RuBlono,
Ser gei!ern bier in 8egleitling me6-
rerer Sfii8iere eintraf, beridtet, oo6
bon Der 250,000 Mann tfheho-Ilo-
hafiidar Gruppen, nelde Sibirien
bonn so6e 6es golid)elpiitpntums be-
freiten, nllr nod etipa $4,000 Mtann
ii6rig iirO, Die lid) iebt nod ibrer
3einot in gobmen bege6en meroen.
ltngefdpr Die Sdlfte Der Original
mannitoit lit in ruiiii6en 2aeern
fir arieas9efangene an SnpbuS uno
'an0eran onitedenoen aronf6eiten
geitor6eu, Ole beinlfebrenben Srltp.
pen nar6en iiber 8Iooiboitof lmo oag
alittelldu6i'de Wleer nah ibrer Sei-
mot bafGroert. 2elttnant Ri6tcr
iiberpoGt Oen Sransport oer g(r-
dibe oe8 tidehii6en 6elo3nges III
Sibirien, Die jest nod 8o5men &c.
6raht peroen iolen.
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6ro6fcMcr 5erit0rt
iibcr 200 0eb1MSe

@tobile. Ala, %. @lai,-SSm bic.
itgen @obnOiftrift fam geitern Elm
6euer gum 9tusbrud, nelteln iGnt.
Itde @ebdu0e 1ltf aebn SGuierge.
bierten gum 0Bfer fielen. Ser ongc-
riftete Sofidooen miro ouf ilber
$750,o00 berednet. Gina 1900
@erion'n n1r0en ourf) 6os gSiten
Der 6lonnen obbn1loS. 9ie &ufer-
atIager uno Sdiffsbuubofe, melde
9leid)fals bonn 5euer bebrobt mrr-
0en fonnten nur6 Die totfrdftigeglr.
6eit Der 26idmunnihufteil gerettet
mer0eu.
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Guris, %. @fai. (son 2oipell
Meaett; Copyright 1919 By tbc
ltniteo &rcB.) Brdfioent '@iIion til
nit Sem 9eutihlono unterbreitetcn
6rieoenspcrtrag nidt 8ufrieOen, 10
bebolipten oeIien 5rellnoe, glaltbt ie-
0od, ooB bic 8eoingungen oos
8eite iin6, Die 3it erlangen ntogli6
naren, nenn man ale 8erbGltniIIe
unO ltmitdn6e in @ripdgun9 5iebt;
ieds Nonote lang babe er fir Die
4usfitbrmgeu ieirer Erin3ipien ge-
fanlpft rn0 geItritten.
aoIegen bes 9sr6li0enten iogen,
meun einuol Die gnn3e @eidihte
ser Srie6enSfonferena befannt lit,
man oerlteben iperoe, tpe8balb Der
8ertrag aerooe ooS entbGlt, pie er
gegenpirtia oaite6t. @1on miro oon1
in Grfabrung bringeh iagen ite,
tuie an eiHem Gage llebereillfontI11en
9etrofien ipuroen, Inn Gags oarauf
pieoer Derporfen 3u tperoen; nit
9fot ltno MeHbe batte man iif ndd
ppdenlangen fliibebol[en g(rbeiten
auf einen 9unft eeeintgt, aber MIR,
unt nGe oieie 9trbeiten pbne bor.
gerige a91rnullg tDieber binfGllig 5l
made.t. Ger 8r1iioent, 70 beiBt es,
betrottet ben Gertrog iest nls
boaenbete Satla6e.
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nrlerifaniider 4uel[e lit Ole @n6-
form oes gertrogs ni9t 10, ipie fte
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Dem 8eIt ieit0em er I'M 9rnd er.
ifJienen lit, DieIe 2[enoerungen nor-
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&ier bGben angeblih beidIolien, oen
ganouen S5nboIt oeS @ertrags ni6t
cher gu baroffentli6en, Bis er BON
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ouf 0ie &utiade auriif5ufiibren BOB
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9}adt aIs Der @ertrog ge0rudt
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pidtige 4enoerl1ngen porgenomnen
poroen maren. @r rief Elm Mitglieo
Scr o@roBen Bier telep1oniif oltt
utb oieier gob gu BOB er Die glb-
GHoerlngan eenant bobe luo ge-
oenfc, am naditen Gage eine @rs
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S}onbentiuu ser Gattler.

6renlont, g3eb., %. s03oi. 81
Ser geitern bier auln abidluB oes
longten Synbresberiuutnlitng Ser
SnttIern1eilter un0 GferOegeId)irr.
bdnbler bes Staotas 9febrasfa muir
oen nafiteben6e 8eotllten fiir ons
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8. 6. Matbelps, gfiiing Gito. a[Is
n6ditd6riee gerianl1Iunss Stoot
marOe 9maBa in 9tusiidt genolli-
men.
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Die plane Scr
Boli6e,piitcn
gsnbiidtisen bic Seietnns 9lnn.G.
niens; iuOlleu 8nbapeit idlsifen
nno @eiieln toten.

g8ien, %. W2oi. - ggie bier BE-.
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ben &ot, Die 9(aiierten aud meter.
bin gum giurren 5lt bolten itno iiG
ibren @iiniden onideineno willi9
au fiigen, Biz Die 9olideipiiten in
Dem 8eiis 9tuutdniens fins.
glu9 geifoIoi 2enine, Ser rlliiiide
Miniiterpr1ii6ent Ser golIdemifi,
bot Bella altn boffmtngsfreuoige
0adridten geIan0t. gsie bier mob-
tnnben amerifdnern mitgateiIt fpur.
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8efebl erbolten, guoapeit Su aerito-
rem unb olle @eiicIn 3u t6ten.
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nem Recommendation 8eillh aus
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0oB 2enine itnter fsinen l1lnIt1nben
Grieoen 81 idlieBen beo6iidtige uno
ipeiterbin gum &loiIenfampf auffor.
bern uno beitragen miro, Bis Die
oan3e @eIt cine ein5tge, grobe Brit
oeri6oft iei. Grdli6ent 8iIion 1T
nod 2enines g(niidten nur cine g[rt
8eiGnftieitngsmittel, Der meoer feline
3eit nod feline oSoeale uno aniid.
ten bertritt. CT Derllthe nit einent
gint Del Die atifgeregten @eipdiier
OeS 8eltmeeres au beidluihtigen,
sSn Ieiner Neoe fortfobreno, erflir-
te 2enine, ooB me6er grGlioent 8il.
ion nod Die glqiierten einen oauern-
Ben Srieoen fdlieben, ooer Die f9pe-
ren poIitiiAen lno boIfsmirtihdftIi.
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Ia ii6 gegertu1rtig cine ueltiueite
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8ernidhtng 6es &opitals miro Iei-
ner 4nfidt nod pobl biele @enihen.
Ieben foIten oof) 51bleu 0ieieIben
nidts, iln @ergleid nit Dem, @elt-
frieg.
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An(b &illoll 1T
nid)t D0llig 5nfrieotll
Der SricSenspcrtraa citfipriebt ridt eaf,s eiacit
1lnii6tcn, sod bat CT 9ctafi, tuas cr nntcr
Sen Dcr96ltniiien am beten biclt
beitrcbt, ieinc prinsipien eeltenS 81 n,attc,s

fl1rung fieriiber nbaugeben Cine
meitere gbdnoerltrg tplrOe ipGter
mobrgenoinmen. sic bottle duf oos
Sanrta[ 8e3ug; Der Gertretpr zines
aetpiiien 2anoes botte 0ieie Mbiin-
cerung oerfiigt, ipie er ieIbit iagte.
Die SoIge mar. ooB nebrere nr1le-
rifaniide Gelegoten feftben 0ds.
ilnfangreide 9ofitnterlt elmer ems
9ebenoea &riiftii1e utlter5ogen ba-
6en.
g8os nun Sen 8ereleib Deg @er-
trays nit elmer ySSIuB- itto Safen-
Bill" 1abcIongt, tpie er geitern bon
etnent 5ahberitdtoigen Ser orteri-
fottii9en &onlrniilioi1 oufgelteILt
tpitroe, fagen @ilions Sreun0e, 0oB
cine berartige 8ebnltptltng bolIig
ungere6tfertigt iei oo odour6 onge-
oelttet miro, Dob Der Grdiioeitf
fclbitiiIdtige Stpede berfoIse. 9ots
Iade it, iagen iie, bnB Der Rrdit.
bent rditlos eearbeitet babe, bic
8eileguue aIler Streitfrngen 10 al
seItalten 0nB iie ieinen @rin5ipielt
rttft SumtOerIiefen ooer petn Die.
ies lnnt6glih mar, Elm lIebereinfonl.
men berbeifiibrte, ipeIfes Die 80Ifer=
liga ipGter 8il forrigieren it1ltan0e
fein ioiirOc, iollte es fid als unge.
re4t oOer lutfIl4g berausiteQeH.
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Der 9rc6e Streik
ift minitipeo

8innipeg, 0lon., %. Mlai. =
St1otiid)e ge1ntten bebdtpten. DAB
tie Die bon Reitaurotenren 1tno @e-
ihdft8Ieitten ge6rnudten ,llnion Or
loitbnis aarten" obgeifafft boben,
moOurh es pieIen @eiddften m0glid
milroe, ibre @eifdfte often 5u bal
ten, anoere jeoof pGbreno beg
Streifes idIieBen mliBten. Ger @oi.
ier0rud in Der 36brenleitilng iburoe
erbo1t nno bic 9soli5ei un0 5euer-
nebr oerit1rft. @eitern muroen $50.
ren1blieierungen cine Storung ae.
nla6t. Gie synOllitrie bat iid i'm off.
gemeinen nod iebr tpenig BON Den
6olgen oes Streifs er6olt Der nIIes
labmfegtp.
0lapor @rop erfl1rte, oaB 8ertrcs
Ter Der eiien. im0 Stn6f sSnonitrie
lid meigersf, NIT eiuem aomitee
bon Streitern 81 Derban6eln. Ger
Mupor eriuurtet ieOot. 0aB cine BAL.
0ige 8eilegung Der 3erniiriniiie
itattfin0en Der6e.
olotg.s;.so,.t, oI.,.o;oa,, -, Sox
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5critSrcrflctte Baiis
itt 2tnttucrpeil

glntnerpert, %. Moi. = 9ie fon-
ttinntale @oiis Der an1erifaniiden
3erit0rerfIotte miro fofort bon Brett
mad antiperpet berle9t lino oqe Sd-
tigfeit ino gepegungen Der fSlotte
neroen Big 5u Gnoe SUM bon bier
aus oirigiert. Ser 3eritorer Qlbl-
min, bic 8orbut Der 6lotte lit be-
reits bier ongetonlnen. 9ie Grams
portidiffe CHARLES itto gtopntin iino
iett bier ltno nebmen Sruppen an
9or0.
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66ife madt gertras init @rOk6ri.
tannien.

ggaI6ineton, %. Wini. GbiIc
im6 @roB6rifaunien baben einen
5rieoens. unO 5reunoi6nftsbertroe
oGaeihloIien, nit Dem gorbebnlt,
ooB, tDenn irgeno pelde Shiuierig.
feiten entitsben Die in bieian Ser.
trag nidt oorgeieben iino, Sieiel6en
Der pernlanenten internotionalen
aormuiiiion, beiteberto ans 8ertretern
beioer 2dnoer uno oes iueiteren GeIe-
gaien zines Der nertralen 2dn6er. Sllr
Shlidtiing interbreitet uerSen iol.
Zen.
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Jtalieitet lanSett
Gritppcn I'M ser Giirkci
Ser. Stauten, @rufbritdnnien nno
irnnfrcid Derlausen cine Gr.
flarnng 6ierii6er.

goris. 90. N1ai. = Nus glaub-
lpilr0iser Gueae oerlautet. ooB Die
Ser. Stoaten, 0jroBbritannien uno
5ranfreid eine yeote on 0ie ttalie,
niide Regierltng ien0en peroert in
iuelder eine GrfIarung iiber Dos
2oroen italieniiher 8ruppen in Ser
Siirtei berlnn9t miro.
IS beiBt ferner, DOB Orlando in
elmer Sibung Der u@roBen @ier~
Ole 9fnpeienbeit 6e8 grie6iiden
&raiioenten 8eni8elos IN idarfen
&orten beanitanoet batte, mnrcuf
8eni3elos oie &onferen3 berlieB.
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Itano seleiitet. Gas 1T ein i6Ia.
GENDER @epeis ooiiir, onb Die Maiie
nod feit in ser Son6 ibrer 6iibrer
lit. Sest iino iie HI tbren 9teiben
eri6opft unO iiberangeiponnt uno
(Gortietiins nuf Seite A.
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Wettcrberi@t.

Sir Gma6a uno llfneebung ih6t
heute abeno itno S5reitog. Gtlpdz
iDarner beiite abeno.
sur glebrasfn; ifon beute abeui
uno Jreitos rDdrner beute oben6
sir Soma: gum xeil beip6lf'
bette obpno. 9ieileidjl per6noeriitI
I'M duBeriten Oitlimen GeiI. Treiioi
Ifon. Mariner i'm oitliden uno dsli'
tralen Tell.
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Glemeneenn erdalt iriide glote.

8oris, %. Waai. - Brenlier Gle.
menceou erbielt cine Gote bon 60
tporo oe 8olero, in Der er bic @r.
fldrling nadte, ooB oas iriife 8oIt
feinen 8ertrag anerfenne, Den Die
britiifen 9elegnten im gialnen ST.
lambs mohen ner0en.
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Die glmiidlt sdnlen6nras.

seine 4iaieitdt iorNerte mid oili,
meine auiidt 81 aiIBeru. Sd fiibrte
etfua folgenoes aus
9ie glrmeen Der 9eereggruppe
aronprin5 bdben iih IN Der bel.
D6d,entIihen Ser6itihlatt gan5 aus.
9e5eiduet eeidlagen m6 troe lie.
beranipoHmlne uno iibermenidlider
Anior0eriInaen ocnl 5dbeIten @Ioer.
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@s geide6en immer nod 3eidefl
uno @meer Sect faugen geiUifis
2eltte. oie 6as bisber nbiollt fiid|t
gIoubea iroIlten idbou an si be@
arpifen, SaB bic ioaiole llnroit an
beiten 0urb gerltdnoianng aiuilheEt
glrbeit uuN aapital beieitiat tperoeu
fnnu