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Evening star., 1919-03-09
Rachmaninof Thursday.

Rachmaninoff, pianist, and one of
the great living composers. will, give
a recital at the National Theater
Thursday afternoon at 4:30 o'clock,
under the management of Mrs. Will
son-Greene, His program will include:
Variations. c Minor" Beethoven; Ca
Variations, C Minor, Beethoven; Ca
price, Dandrieu-Godowsky Clique.
Loeiliy -Godowsky; "Pastorale" and
Caprice" Scarlatti Tausig; two
waltzes, Voices of the Forest" and
"One Lives Only Once" Strauss.Tau-
sig; "PoHchinelle" tby request). Mel
odie," "Humoresque" .(by request)
three preludes, G-sharp Minor" ID
Minor and "C-sharp Minor" (by re-
quest), RachmaninoF; .Rhapsodie No.
2n with Cadenza a-Rachmaninoff) D,
IAiszt.
Seats are OF, sale at Mrs. Greene's
ONCE, 18th and G streets.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
FRIEDA HEMPRI
Wafzo1aL


and Brown will appear in Looking
Back over the Bill" burlesaue re-
view for laughter. The great novelty
will be Lieut.. Pat O'Brien, the r. F. C.
aviator, whose thrilling experiences
in escaping from a Hun prison camp
is still fresh in the memory, in
snappy .monologue full of punch and
humor, picturing his career, in the
air Others will be George n. Brown,
worlds champion walker, with Billy
w. Weston, champion Boy Scout
walker, who will give an interesting
exhibition, and also meet all comers
under conditions to be made known
by the management; Lucille Chalfant,
American coloratura soprano. who
abandoned the concert stage for
vaudeville: the MelIette sisters, sing
ing and dancing condolences; Will
fred Du Bois, the "Jongleur Parisian,
and the news pictorial.
At 3 and Sis pm. today the bill
offers Louise Dresser, Jack Gardner
and company, the Four Mortons, Mr..
and Mrs. Barry and the other acts
of last week.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Lyceum,

Beginning with matinee at
o'clock today, the Jolly Girl Bur
Iesquers," will come to the Lyceum
for a weeks engagement. The oner-
ing is heralded as one of the classy
attractions on the American circuit.
John A. Perry wrote the book and
the lyrics are by Frank Hyson. we,
Us and Co.. and ,"Mr. :Dooieys Drug
Store" are the titles OF the TWO POT
tin is the featured comedian and
Marty Collins will be his foil. James
Bogard appears in a character role
and Meyer Gordon in dance special
ties.
Others include Madeline Buckley;
JeaneIl Janis, Lottie Lee, Flo Bogard
and the French Sisters: Catchy music,
snappy wardrobe and beautiful seen
ery are combined TO make a real bur-
lesaue feature, with singing and
dancing chorus of eighteen.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Maeterlinck's Marriage.

Great secrecy was thrown around the
wedding of Maurice Maeterlinck and
Mile. Renee Dahon, which took place al
Chateau-Reuf-de- Contes, a small viii
lage twelve miles from Nice, France
Only four villagers were invited. and
they acted as the witnesses the law
demands
Maeterlinck, who has lived at Nice
ten years, is fifty-seven years old
Ills bride is twenty-six. Their mar
rage crowns a romance which begar
eight years ago, it is said.
Maeteriinck's marriage to Mile
Dahon did not surprise Henry Rus.
sen. a close friend Of the poet-dra'
matist and American representative
OF the Inter-allied Art Association
under whose direction the Maeter.
linck plays are. produced Mr. Rus.
sell said the other night that Maeter.
linck was divorced without pubiicit,
N Paris few weeks ago by Nine
Georgette LIE Blanc Maeterlinck and
that he had known for some time OF
the poets attraction to Mile. Dahon
The bride, Mr.. Russell added. is
popular in Paris as an actress, having
become famous several years ago as
rTyItyF' in Maeterlinck's THE Blue
Bird" The former Nine. .,aeter.
linck appeared with Mile. Dahon a,
that time, taking the role OF Light
The divorce, according to Mr. Rus
sell, had necessitated a change in the
cast of Maeterlinck's new play. "a
Burgomaster of Belgium" which is
to be produced here soon, as the
poets first wife Withdrew from the
company upon applying for a divorce
Georgette Leblanc is well known
in America, having created the role
of Melisande in Maeterlinck's "Pei1eas
ct Melisande,' in Boston about eight
years ago. In an interview in New
York she said she fell in love with
Maeterlinck after reading some of his
books. 1t is said she is a student OF
psychology and an adept in crystal
gazing. She wrote ten commandments
for wives, of which the fifth is:
Don't fondle your husband before
mealtime-kisses to a hungry man
are as soap bubbles to parched
throat."-New York World
Evening star., 1919-03-09
yesterday afternoon at the Criterion
Theater, New York

Alice Brady celebrated her 225th
terday afternoon at the Playhouse.
! New York, and expects to continue
the remainder of the season.
| Eleanor Woodruff has been engaged
| by Oliver Morosco as leading woman
| for his producing stock company at
| the Morosco Theater. Los Angeles.
| Miss Woodruff will make her first ap-
| pearance in Daddy Longiegs," after
which she will create the leading role
; in a new play.
| According to an apparently authen-
| tic report, Doris Keane. now a great
| London favorite, is planning to pro-
| which is serving Frances Starr so
/ happily~st the Belasco Theater New
York. The piece is English in theme
and is expected to make big hit In
| London.
| Riccardo Stracciari. the famous
| tenor of the Metropolitan Opera and
] the only rival OF the great Caruso,
will be heard in fun recital, at the
! closing concert of the T. Arthur
| National Theater April {. The series
will thus close with a brilliant finale
with Frieda Hempel and Stracciari.
| two of the greatest singers in Ameri-
| ca.
| Robert r. Mantell Will appear in a
! repertoire of Shakespearesn plays be-
ginning April at the Shubert-Gar-
/ rick Theater. Some OF the most noted
! plays are promised.
! Nine Nellie Melba, who recently ar
rived in the United States from AUS
| tralia, is announced as the soloist
with the Boston Symphony at its next
concert in this city Nine. Melba's ap-
pearances in this country will be linz
tied. as She will shortly sail for Eng
| land and will open the spring opera
season III London at Covent Garden.
Charles Howard, former partner of
Leon Enroll. when the firm name was
comedian in 'Hitchy-Koo. and Ray
Doo1ey of the we'll known Dooley
family plays an important part.
The Street of Forgotten DAYS" rs
| one of the most touching scenes in
Z, Experience" which william Elliott,
+. Ray Comstock and Morris Gest will
present at Polls. One of the touch
! ing incidents is the hymn from a
! church near which Youth is standing.
with Crime and Experience-the
strains of the ever beautiful Lead
Kindly Light"
] During the preparation of "A Burgo-
master of Belgium" efforts were made
| to secure new photographs of Maurice
! Maeterlinck. A prominent news ser0-
ice was telephoned and the converse
tion ran:
Have you photographs of Maeter-
iinck?"
"Who2"
"Maeterlinck. M-a-e-t-e-r-1-i-n-c-k
"Oh, Maeterlinck. What are the
| initiaIs?'
There are none. His first name lie
Maurice
| "M-o-r-r-i-s?'
NO" (business of being thoroughly
| exasperated), M-a-w-r-u-s-s."
Bang went the receiver.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Liberty Dansante Gardens.

The management of the Liberty
Dansante Gardens has opened the
open-air dance auditorium to dancers
nightly. The floor of marble and
glass, it is claimed, is excellent for
dancing. Colored electric lights shin
ing up through the floor and patriotic
decorations overhead make a pretty
effect
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Philip Gibbs Lecture Tuesday.

Philip Gibbs, the war correspondent mt,
Will lecture at Polls Theater Tuesday
afternoon on his four-year expert
ence with the allied forces in France
and Belgium. Mr. Gibbs is also well
known as a novelist. He first came
into prominence as a war correspond
ent in the Turkish Bulgarian war,
1g10-12
Evening star., 1919-03-09
B. F. KEITH's

Edna Goodrich's rare beauty and
wonderful toilets will be feature
at b. +. Keith's Theater this week
in "The Mannequin." comedy of a
modiste's shop. 1t is by Edgar Allan
woolf. The extra feature will be
Pat Rooney and Marion Bent in
Twenty Minutes with Pat and Mar
ion." in which iaughable Roonsyisms
OF song, dance and repartee are pre-
sented. afr. and Mrs. Jimmie Barry
will hold oyer In their bucolfc skit.
.s..s= islrss a. slssti RpcG SatEy
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Folly.

THE Runaway Girls" beauty
show, is the current weeks attraction
at the Folly Theater. Some of the
best talent in burlesque is headed by
Eilly Kelley and Charles Gramlich.
popular character comedians, and En-
ma Kohler, prima donna, in new two-
act musical show. The supporting
cast includes Vivian Lawrence, SOU
brette: Blanche Wilcox, ingenne; Har-
~ FifzEerald, Bert Lester and Austin
King, with a carefully selected chorus
af pretty girls.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
CONCERTS, LECTURES, ETC.
Galsworthy Lecture Today.

John Galsworthy, the English now
elist and playwright, who is now
making a tour of this country. will
lecture at the Shubert-Garrick today
at $3.50 pm. on Impressions in
France" where he spent the first two
years of the war. The proceeds of his
lectures will go to the Armenian re-
lief fund.
Evening star., 1919-03-09
A Player of the Old school :.

a Player of the Old school -
frazer Coulter. the veteran player,
who portrays Wealth in Experience. =
iIlpersonates the character of an
sristoeratic old gentleman, who scat
ters gold along the primrose path,
Tne snow-white hair upon his classic
brow is a reminder that here indeed
Is a veteran of the stage and one of
the few surviving old timers"
st seems singular coincidence.
3'ow that his hair has really turned
white. he should act a role OF this
10 assume snow-white wig to play
the title role of the famous ueIo-
ufama, The Silver King"
IL was in 1882 that Frazer Coulter
starred in The Silver King" when
That famous meIodrsma which Wilson
barrett produced in London was the
Ieigning sensation of the day and
generation both in England and
america. Mr.. Coulter was one of the
best known and popular stars of that
period. Prior to that time ne had
appeared with Edwin Booth and
Lawrence Barrett and had supported
many famous feminine stars, among
them Charlotte Cushman.
Mr.. Coulter is sixty-nine years of
age and has been on the stage nearly
half century.
Conditions on the stage today" he
says. are different to what they
were when | first made my appear
:nce. While il is quite true that
modern production methods have
eliminated the old stock system
under which ] had my training, yet
in turn the same modern manage
Inent has brought financial pros
perity to the theater which never
existed in the old days. Some say
that the art has suffered by this
cnange, but personally 1 do not be-
lieye it,
Lieut. Pat o'Brien.-Probably nc
of1eer of the allied armies had more
thrilling adventures at the front than
did Lieut. Pat .o'Brien of the Royal
Flying Corps. Newspapers everywhere
have devoted columns to his battles
an the air. his capture by the Huns
Shnd his escape from a German prison
camp. when he ran. walked. crawled
~the dark to safety.
Lieut. O'Brien was in the service
throughout the four years OF war
His last damage to the enemy was in
: fiicted on the day the armistice wa.
signed. Lieut. O'Brfen is an Ameri.
ycan. the sort OF American that makes
people prouds OF their country. De.
itself. In military circles he wa,
Anown a. Smiling Pat" because ne
E0matter how tight the situation, ns
Zone ever saw O'Brien without a smile
ron his faee.
II any hsrs In Aetien was shot IL
4he mouth by machine gun or crash.
- to esrth from IN airplaps 4t IN ~
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Arcade.

The Arcade auditorium nightly Of
fers the triple attraction of "a per-
feet floor. excellent music and beautia
full environment for dancers. while
spacious balconies with roomy or
>chestra chairs provide for spectators.
chestra chairs are provided for specta-
tors
Evening star., 1919-03-09
Central Coliseum.

Washington roller skaters are ac-
commodated every night at the Central
Coliseum The large Fink is kept in
the prime of condition, rough spots
being removed Immediately upon dis
ccyery.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Amparito Farrar, the noted young
soprano, will be the assisting artist
at the next concert of the Rubin
stein Club, the evening OF March %,
at the Masonic Temple Auditorium
Seats may be obtained through the
office of r. Arthur Smith, 1906 q
Evening star., 1919-03-09

This week will be the last of the
engagement of Ladies First" head
ed by Nora Bayes, at the Forty-fourth
Street Theater. New York. A road
tour has been mapped out.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

A farce entitled 'rW hats Your Num-
ber?" has been acquired by Oliver
Morosco and will be given a prelim-
mary production in Los Angeles in
tho
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Sunshine" musical comedy by
William Cary Duncan and Alexander
Johnstone, will go, into rehearsal this
week in New York
Evening star., 1919-03-09

The 150th performance sof winchell
Smith and John L. Golden's produc-
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Marjorie Rambeau appeared In New
York in THE Fortune Teller las
week and received critical praise fol-
her acting. The piece is by Leighton
Graves OsulIn
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Elmer L. Reizenstein. the author OF
'.On Trial" has had his name legally
changed to Elmer Il: Rice.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

summer run in San Francisco.
Rached Crothers, author of THE
Little Journey" is rehearsing new
comedy not yet named.
Ruth Benson and John Stokes have
been engaged for Grace Georges
company in she Would and She Did"
Stuart Walker produced in New
York last week at his Punch and Judy
Theater the latest work of Lord Dun
sany' called Tents of the ArabS"
Charles Dillingham; may take "Ev-
erythfng." the New York Hippodrome
show, on tour. playing under canvas.
The organization is too big for the
average city stheater-
Montagu Love. who has been ap-
pearing in moving pifures. Is to re-
turn to the speaking stage in the cast
of The Net
Alexander Johnstone. the composer
of Fiddler's Three and Jed +. Shaw
have formed theatrical producing
company and win present as their
first offering a musical comedy.
Our Pleasant Sins" by Thomas w.
Broadhurst, is to have its first per-
formance in Baltimore soon, with
f1SuFfeIIA 1TOSIldIf, inCenJ
Pauline Lord and Forrest Winant in
the cast.
Ralph Herr, the comedian. has been
added to the cast of the. new Winter
Garden extravaganza, Monte Cristo,
Jr.' --.-..-. .=
Klaw & Erianger have undertaken
to produce Richard Barry's new play,
Into the 400" for Baltimore early in
the fall.
Isabelle Lowe, now in 1.-The Melting
of Molly" has been engaged for FIVE
years by the Shuberts, and next sea
son will be made the star in a new
play by Miss Louise Carter.
Elmer L. Reizenstein. the author of
'.On Trial" has had his name legally
changed to Elmer Il. Rice.
Marjorie Rambeau appeared IN New
Evening star., 1919-03-09
In the Spotlight.

''rhe Melting of Molly" will have a
summer run in San Francisco.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Isabelle Lowe, now in 1.-The Melting
of Molly" has been engaged for FIVE
years by the Shuberts, and next sea
son will be made the star in new
play by Miss Louise Carter.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Rached Crothers, author of The
Little Journey" is rehearsing new
comedy not yet named.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Ruth Benson and John Stokes have
been engaged for Grace Georges
company in 'She Would and She Did
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Stuart Walker produced in New
York last week at his Punch and Judy
Theater the latest work of Lord Dun
sany, called TENTS of the Arabs"
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Eleanor Woodruff has been engaged
by Oliver Morosco as leading woman
for his producing stock company at
the Morosco Theater, Los Angeles
Miss Woodruff will make her first sp-
pearance in Daddy Longiegs," after
which she viii create the leading role
in new play.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

According to an apparently authen-
tic report Doris Keane. now a great
London favorite, is planning to pro-
duce in that city Tiger, Tiger!'
which is serving Frances Starr so
happily~at the Beiasco Theater. New
York. The piece is English in theIne
and is expected to make a big hit In
London.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Charles Howard, former partner of
Leon Enroll. when the firm name was
Howard & Enroll. is the leading low
comedian in "Hitchy-Koo." and Ray
Dooley of the we'll known Dooley
family plays an important part.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Klaw & Erianger have undertaken
to produce Richard Barry's new play,
Into the 400" for Baltimore early in
the fall.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Alice Brady celebrated her 225th
performance of Forever After" yes
terday afternoon at the Playhouse.
New York, and expects to continue
the remainder of the season
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Charles Dillingham; may take "Ev-
crythfng." the New York Hippodrome
show, on tour. playing under canvas.
The organization is too big for the
average city .theater.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Robert r. Mantell Will appear in a
repertoire of Shakespearesn plays be-
rick Theater. Some of the most noted
plays are promised.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Nine. Nellie Melba, who recently ar
rived in the United States from AUS
tralia, is announced as the soloist
with the Boston Symphony at its next
concert in this city. Nine. Melba's ap-
pearances in this country will be linz
tied. as She will shortly sail for Eng
land and will open the spring opera
season in London at Covent Garden.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Montagu Love who has been ap-
pearing in moving pioSures. is to re-
turn to the speaking stage in the cast
of The Net.
Evening star., 1919-03-09

Ralph Herr, the comedian. has been
added to the cast of the new Winter
Garden extravaganza, Monte Cristo,
Jr' .-.-..-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
NJ v0R MAI PERTRAC.
IA Gu TURCII.

De- la conferinta de pace din
Versailles ne Vine .stirea ca dele
GATH Turci la confcrnta de pace
au fost sfatuiti Sc piece acasa din
cauza ca aliatii nici nu mai pot
Sc pertracteze Gu d1nsii. Pricina
ar fl aceea ca Turcii Ger mutt 81
ar vol Sc dea putin.
DE alta parte, din Cairo, Sc tele-
grafiaza fara dat conferintei de
pace ca comisiunea americana ca
Sc studieze ckestiunea de manGa.
tor asupra Turciei, a sosit la ia.
TIA 81 porneste spre IerGsalim. Lo.
cuitorii Turci, toti priyesc Gu in,
teres la comisiune din cauza ca
acolo Sc crede ca parerea Stateloi
Unite va hotari soartea fmpara
tiei Ottomane. In Palestine 81 5y,
ria s'a constatat ca pentru Ame
RIGA ar Fl Gu Mult mai bine Sc de
vina mandatoare pestc intreagi
Turcia de la Constantinop0f pins
la Golful persic, deceit gumai pen
|tru Armenia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
CHESTIA BLOCADEI.

PARIS, % Iunie. = Notificarea
oficia1a a Germaniei despre fap-
tul ca blocada nu va fl ridicat "a
pima ce tratatul de pace nu este
ratificat de Germania~a fost in
tr'o forma de rezolutie adoptata
de consiliul de patru 81 prezentatd
delegation Germani inainte de a
lua trenul pentru Berlin. Rezolu
tia zice astfel: 4
,,Consiliul suprem de blocada
este flnputernicit sd raspunda CT
puterile aliate 81 associate nu Vol
astepta Gu reluarea comerciulu
Gu Germania pima la complectarea
retificarei, dupa cum s'a specifi
cat in tratat, eli ilegaturhe conner
ciale vor Fl reluate imediat ce a
liatii primesc iilcunostiintarea G;
uermania va ratifita tratatul Il
pace"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
Va ruQ9In fOaIte fIunn0S

Aceasta sunA tuturor celtic
rilor nostri. 81 4 'rugam tare
frumos pc toti sa ia la cunos-
tinta ca in ziarul nostru nu Sc
vor mai publica scrisori de a.
casa. Gel ce ne-au TRIMS asst
.fel de scrisori, 81 lie ceara india
rat 81 cei ce doresc sa trimita
de aici incolo, ar face mai bine
sa lie tina la dinsii. MOI nu mai
primim astfel de scrisori spre
publicare N nici nu lie vom mai
publica. 'Nainte, cind nu ve-
nea posta della Europa, avea un
rost oare-care publicarea de
astfel de scrisori:: All cind toti
primim scrisori de-pe acasa.
\credem Cd este de prisos 'sa
umplem coloanele ziarului GU
astfel de material. Sa nu fie
deci Gu banat, daca de aci in
colo, unuI ca altul, vor fl re-
fuzati toti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
PRINCIPLE DE, ,COROANA VA
ICONDUCE REv0LT IA CERMANA.|
TRA-REvOlUTIONARlI : La IUCRU

LONDRA, 1 Iulie. = Contrare-
volutionarii germani au facut toa-
te pregatirile pentru ca Sc scape
pc principle de coroana german
Frederick Wilhelm, -care doreste
sa reapara In fruntea armatei sas
le. ,Dinsul urma se/fuga din Olan-
da, a,Nunde fusese Internal pima bine
de curind.
CaIblograma care aduce- stiraa
aceasta spune ca regina Olandei a
TRIMS pc sotul sau ca sa sfatuias-
ca.1e fostul principe de coroana
sa np incerce a flrgi 81 ca pentrd
O@anda care, la oferit ospitalitA-
tea ar Fl foarte primejdios, daca
dinsul ar lua parte IN revoltele
din Germania.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02

Dupa cum spune 0 telegrama
din Amsterdam, adresata unui III
ar din Brusela, fostul principe de
coroana, ar fl scapat Dumineca
trecuta de pc ilisd1a Vieringen,
unde sfusese1 internat.5 Desertarea
priRcipelui de coreana a fost as
teptata de multi 81 Sc facusera
toate pregatirile pentru ca dinsa
sa- fie izbutita, de fhdata ce Sc "a
SIENNA tratatul de pace. In apro-
pierre de insula erau mai mu!He
vase, carl asteptau sal la pc bof-
dul lor 81 sal duca in Germania.
Sosit in Germania socialista, Sc
crede ca dinsul are Sc cenddca ar
mata revoltata contra subscribe
ri.Or de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
BoLsEvIcI cAzuTI
PRIZONIERI.

EKATERINODOR, RUSSIA, 90
Iunie. - Armata cazacilor Gu
bani, care opereaza in cotul riului
Don a luat prizoneri 1000 de boil
sevici 81 capturat zece tunhri
Cazacii de Don, carl de- asemenea
ipainteaza catre nord, au pus mi
nape trei trenuri armoratc si-pe
/ 300 prizoneri.
Acesti cazaci au ocupat MilcrO
vo 81 au rupt frontul bolsevicilol
de la nord de. Millerovo.
Cazacii >Cubani in reusita lol
avansare, au pus pc fuga patrr
regimente de infanterie 81 tre
de cavalerie de ale bolsevicilor.
La vest de Ekaterinodor boise
vicii an fost batuti pc peninsuls
Kertch, situata in clinul de est, a
CriWeei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-02
.AC0M VINE AUS
.TRfA la RAND.

|. PARIS, 30 Iunie. - fndata dll,
pa plecarea presedintelui Wilson
spre casa 81 a premiefului. Lloyd
George spre Londra, comisionarii
de pace al tarilor aliate s'au adn-
nat pentru ca Sc compteteze astazi
tratatul de pace Gu Austria. inca
in cursul saptam1nei trecute s'l
ajuns la intelegeri in priTintia
principiului PREPARATION 81, Sc ere
de, acele intelegeri au pavat dru-
mul shre compunereaL grabita
restului partition din document.
Presedintele a plecat ieri La
2.15 d. a. de la Brcst, Gu vapordl
George Washington, escortat
de vaporul Oklahoma 81 alte pa-
tru distrugatoare. D7nsul a fosr
accompanied inca de trei americans
de seama.
Gu toate ca la plecarea sa din
Brest lisa facut putina ceremo-
ME, in Paris a fost sarbatorit tot
alta de multi. pc. cit fusese la sosi-
rea sa acolo. Presedintele Poinca-
re, premierul Clemenceau 81 Ge'
neralul Pershing, membrii conf
siunei de pace americana 81 alte
persoane insemnate au fost la ga
ra, la plecarea dinsuluf.
Presedintele Wilson a pleca1
din Franta multumit Gu. munca Sd
81 Gu rezultatele Ell.
Secretarul Won Heniel din 60
misiunea de pace germana 81 Gel
Iafti 80 membrii aceleiasi comi
stunt a ,plecat din Versailles i
Colonia, All hmineata Gu trenu
de 9.20.
Aliatii vor prezenta clausule e
conomice 81 financiare ABSTRACT
lor, inca in cursul acestei ,sapti
mini.