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The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
MASONIC.

The Lambskin Club. composed OF
nearly 1000 Master, Masons. EN-
ployed In the washington Navy
Yard. held their regulaA monthly
meeting at Naval Lodgy Hall last
Saturday night About 100 new
members were initiated.
A motion was made and unani-
mously adopted to set aside a night
to entertain the sick and wounded
sailors and Marines at the Naval
Hospital
After the regular business there
was a very enjoyable entertainment
Among those contributing to the
good time was the Klmban Quartet
This quartet is composed of MT.
HartzeIl. Mr.. Myers, Mrs. Hartzen'
Miss Koontz and. accompanied by
Miss Floecker. Joe TONNES the
navy's popular baritone, gave
repetition of his latest sing sue
cesses. Mr.. Fred East earned sew
eral encores by his fine bass sing
ing. Happy Bill Gee and his part
ner, Joe Moss, furnished good COM
edy, accompanied by Miss Bernice
Dorsey. The ever welcome Lamb
skin Orchestra, under the direction
of Mr.. Naecker and Mr.. ROCK tur-
nlshed music.
The entertainment was followed
by a supper.
Work for East Gate Lodge. No. 81,
F. A. A. NJ. on Wednesday evening"
March 10, will be z. A degree
Anacostia Chapter r. A. NJ VIII
have a special convocation on F-
day. March 81, when the R. A de-
gree will be conferred on a large
class. An Royal Arch Masons are
invited
1t Is announced by Worshipful Mas
ter Geo. Duyall. jr., that T. e degree
will be conferred by Senior Deacon
Howard Linton at the next stated
communication of Washington Cen
tennial Lodge Wednesday. March
All members or the fraternity are cor
daily invited to be present. Lodge
meets in Lodge Room No. ], Masonic
Temple, at 7.sO p. M
The Triangle Club of Master Masons
Of the Department Of Agriculture VIII
give a smoker at the regular meeting
Wednesday. March ls, in the Perpet-
uaI Building Association Hall, EleV-
enth and ( street northwest A GOOD
program has been arranged. Refresh
ments will be served.
Shrinedom is looking forward TO the
grand ball to be given by Almas Tenn
pie Patrol at the New Willard Hotel
on the evening Of April %. The COM
mittes in charge under the direction OF
Noble Hollinger, is making every ef-
fort toward a brilliant success ana
far in advance of anything yet at
tempted by the patrol Many sur
prises are to be sprung on the dancers
and "old general good time" Will De
there. Tickets were issued to MEM
bers Of the patrol at the last meeting.
The patrol is hard at work preparing
for the pilgrimage to Indianapolis IN
June on which occasion forty mobiles
will turn out as a personal escort to
Potenate L. Whiting Estes. who is a
candidate for the imperial line.
Fifty overseas boys from the Wal
ter Reed hospital were recently enter
tanned by the patrol at theater party
and supper. closing with an entertain
nuent at the patrol headquarters.
One hundred mobiles escorted Poten-
tate L. Whiting Estes on pilgrimage
to Baltimore to attend a ceremonial
given by Boumi Temple in honor of
Imperial Potentate Jacoby.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
Autographed War
Photographs Sold

London. March 7.-Autogrsphed
photographs of Clemenceau, Foch.
Haig, Lloyd George and Wilson
were sold by Mile. Delysia and Mai.
Robert Lorraine at a special matt
nee in a London theater, and the
proceeds go TO fund for depen-
dents of soldiers.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
KNIGHTS OF COLUMBUS

Washington Council met on Tues
day night with the officers of the
council conferring the first degree
on a large class OF candidates. An
nouncement was made that the
twenty-second~ anniversary of the
council will be celebrated during
the month of April with suitable
program. At the next meeting of
the council the second of the Lenten
course of lectures will be given by
Professor Joseph schafer. head of
the history department OF the UNI
versity of Oregon. Subject, Some
After-Peace Problems"
Carroll Council meets on Tuesday
night with the presentation Of the
second degree by the officers.
Tomorrow night at Wardman
Park Inn the Columbus Country
Club will hold it's annual st. Pat
rick's Day ball. An appropriate pro-
gram of special features and music
has been arranged. The reception
committee will consist of DR.. ]. Ro-
zier Diggs, president; Frank Hall,
chairman; Albert Brand. Harry
,spicer, George Daddy. Frank Clancy.
Henry Zilliox and ]. Dognan.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
EASTERN STARS.

The worthy grand matron and pa
tron OF the order viii pay their of1i-
cial visit to St Johns Lodge Chapter
o. z. s. on Monday evening. March
II.
The degrees OF the order will be
presented and in addition there will
be a program. also a st. Patrick s
Day surprise.
The chapter will hold its annual
dinner and bazaar on March 81. All
members OF the order are invited to
attend both the meeting and bazaar.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
WONODMEN OF THE
WORLD.

The head camp convention will be
held March IS. 49, and %, beginning
Tuesday and ending Thursday. at
Hagerstown, Md. There will be a
special car attached to the train
leaving the Union Station at WASH
inston at $40 p. m. Monday evening.
All delegates and other woodmen
who intend going in the body Of rep
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
MOTOR ROAD TO RUN
ON ROOF OF AMERICA
Will Traverse Accessible Fastnesses
of Rockies.

Making easily accessible Businesses
Of the Rocky Mountains that can now
be reached only by persons hardened
to mountain travel the automobile
road planned and already partly built
by the city OF Denver. Colo, TO con-
meet the heart OF that city with the
summit of Mount Evans, will be one
OF the most remarkable mountain
highways in the world, says ]. T.
Murphy, in an illustrated article in
the February Popular Mechanics
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

MANUFACTURERS NOTE. Nursted hon.
which h prescribed and recommended b tby-
aelans tnd which is nov beng used by Drsr
rsnedy. ut ooe which n web iuuogu 10 drug
glsts eter1where- UulGe Tire older inu-raric
iron lFoducts, u Il easily asslmilsted doe unt
lniure the tccth. make them hiack. nor ups.r
ue stomach. Inc manufacturers gusrnutee SlS-
es'sslta eho enuretl sGustactrrl rczults 10 eTerr
dxp~nAed an tins city bs peopss Dr.x So
LaBs1 O.. and ckhw druunsA
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

In membership through the influenza
epidemic. but lo6s.oo remained in the
order on the 1st Of March. w. H.
Cole. past consul. entertained with
stories and anecdotes.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

iof V,s~mc irup-Nuaato Iron. DO ths 70
as to'be sure that you do not set hold Of
some OF the nureerous forms Of metallic iron
Preparations the market. which may do
you more harm than eood. Or II you do
not want to 50 10 this trouble, purchase
original pscSase q Nuxsfed Iron and
for yourself that The words NuxatCd Iron
appear on the package. Not NuN and Iron.
nor any other form q iron othe than Nux-
soed Iuu,s
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
EAST AND WEST IN ONE ACCLAIM
That Jesus Is the Christ
By DIR. JAMES z. rALMAGE,


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thor. +
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
ODD FELLOWS.

Mouday-Uniou No l. Beacon, No Is busi.
ness: L.ngion, No. d degree.
TN1esdsy-Ha-hington. No. 6. Golden Rule, No.
q Arity. No. 2. degree
wednssday-Eastern. No 7, Harmony, No Q,
degree; Home Circle. heart social, L o. o. r.
hone
ranrsdAy-CoIumbia, No TO- visitation; Cor.n-
.nt, No. d degree
FSidsy-CentTiL No. l, Metropolis. No. Is
Federal City, No. %, degree; Phoenix. No. 3.
business
Niouday-Magenenu. No. 4, visitation
satu-day-CsntOn Washington, No. 1, drill;
Home Circle. special meeting.
Monday-Ruth. No ). Naomi. No. !, business.
Tue-aay-Fidslity. No. Z. social
ThurSday-Dorcas, No Z, social; Fnendship.
No 8. degree
Fridsy-MtriEn. No. 8. degree.
A special program has been ar
ranged for the meeting of Columbia
Lodge on Thursday evening, at
which time Grand Master Hammer
will pay his annual visit and Delos
W. Thayer, of Mount Pleasant
Lodge, will make an address.
Deputy Grand Master Dunn, who
has been selected by the grand mas
ter as chairman of the Tooth an
niversary committee OF the order,
has sent out a call for regular meet
ings. the celebration to take place
April IS in the auditorium of T. o.
o. F. Temple.
Grand Patriarch Noakes will nav
his annual visit to Magenenu En-
campment tomorrow evening. at
which time Grand Representative
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

phyScEn o, Bellevue Hos
pital lOutdoor Dept. New
York, and the Westches-
ter County Hospitsl. said /:
I have taken SurGted Iron
myself and prescribed II for
my pstients. and eau truth
fully say that Il eEcels any
preparation I have ever used
for building up delicate, nerT-
Gus, run down fCiks and in
c-essing the red-hlood cor
puscles. thereby ennchins and
fortifying the blood against
the rsTsges Of disease. Con
trary TO general opinion, lack
Of iron in the blood doee not
necessarily mean you do not
have enough blood. but Il
means your blood Is not 0
the right kind.
"If you feel tired an the
mornings; restless Al night; II
you suffer from weakness or
lack Of vitality. so to your
family doctor and have him
take a specimen Of your blood
and examine II. and II Il
shows iron deficiency. get
HIM TO give you a prescription
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
Caianthe Lodge No. II.

Calanthe Lodge held one of its in
teresting conventions Monday even
ing, in addition Ito receiving sew
eral petitions and making provision
for the sick. the good of the ordeH
kept the members until near tho
wee small hour. Mr.. George H
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAS.

LODGES.
Monday-Amaranth, No. %. esquire rank; Cen
tury-Decatur. No. 30, knight rank
TNIesday-webstsr No. Z esquire and knight
ranks; Excelsior. No IL. Capital. No "a, knight
rank; Myrtle, No. IS.
wedneday-Mount Vernon. No. s. Equal. No.
IT,
ranks
Fndsy-Syracndans, No. 10. knight rank
PYTHIAN SISTERS.
wednesday-Friendship Temple, No .
Friday-Rathbone Temple, No. g.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

The Triangle Club of Master Masons
Of the Department Of Agriculture VIII
give a smoker at the regular meeting
Wednesday. March 10. in the Perpet-
uaI Building Association Hall, Elev-
enth and ( street northwest A good
program has been arranged. Refresh
ments will be served.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

Amaranth Lodge. No. %, will con-
fer the esquire rank on two candi-
dates at the convention OF the lodge
tomorrow night, and on the same
evening Century Lodge, No. 80, will
confer the knight rank on three can
didates. L. z. Hoffman and E. A.
Roberts, members of Century-Deca-
tur Lodge. have been mustered out
OF the military service.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

Anacostia Chapter r. A NJ. Will
have a special convocation on FRI
day, March 81. when the R. A. de-
gree will be conferred on a large
class. All Royal Arch Masons are
invited
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

Work for. East Gate Lodge. NO; o4'
F. A A. NJ. on Wednesday eVehihs'
March 10, will be E. A. degree.
The Washington herald., 1919-03-16

Webster Lodge. No. Z, has the es-
luire and knight ranks scheduled for
Tuesday night. J. F. Nc
Grew has been elected master at
arms and Mr.. Nicholson inner guard
Of Webster Lodge.
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cMScnScrff iiber Sic
lcSfelt 1srieosfasc

aopenbagen, 1. MGr5. Cine
8epeihe bon Berlin beridltet itber
Elm eSnterbiep NIT General bon Qit-
oenoorff, 0ent eben1aligen oelttiden
@enerdlquartierneiiter, in 6eu er
geiaqt boben ioll, odB Die 8orgGnae
I'M g[uguit 1918 beipieien b1tten ipie
GeiIe Der 6eutiden gtrmee nidt o4f
Der frii6eren S6Be aeitan0en bGtten
uno oaB cine geiierttng nidt batte
eriunrtet iueroen f0nren, 6a Der
SIricg Die Gnergie Der 8eb0lferitng
I'M SeimdtIollo aebroden babe.
9arauf bin babe er Die 9e9ie.
riing onge9anaen, fSrie0en por8ube,
reiten, 6a Der arieg nit Sen g9affen
nidt geuonnen per0an f6nne.
glad 6eni 3uinumcnbrute guI.
gnriens babe or meiter ouf 7rie0en
acorltngen ober nidt, mie geiagt
iuorncn, einen g8affenitiIlItonb bin.
nen "a Shlnoen berlangt.
Ger aoiier iei ftetg gum Grie0en
geneigt mo ltets iiber Sie situation
lnterriftet aetpeieh. Sin 8eripiirf.
nis 3niiben i'm un0 oem aronprin.
gen bobe nidt 6eitnnoer5 mas aud
0ariI6er beridJtrt Iuoroeu mo Der
aronprin5 lei Bn e5uniten eines Jrie.
oers ourf llnterhanolinaen gene
len
er. guoenoorif iei tpiiIens iidJ ei.
nein 2rtbllHdl Don Wt1flnerH gelitil'
ben Dicuihenberitnn0es 6ie niht
ge9en i9u poreiHgenonimen ieicH
ieoerseit su uutermerfen.
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So. General 2tiiclablp
ift Seriefs

9es 01oines> s5u, 1. Ntars Gel
oen 8ieoer8tinrnlnentritt Der 2li.
ielnbID ioIlen nod, cine eroBe 9In~
gail 8ils eingereiat neroen. Ge~
nator RatcIiff bon montgofnerD
goutttp iogt, oaB er cine gorIage sitr
8epilligung bon $4,000 fiir ben
feitItden Gtupiang oes 168. Hegi.
ments babe. 8efanrtIih iolL ben ge.
ternnett bel ibrer aslfunft In 9etu
Yorf Elm glan8eroer gnrpfallg Sii-
tell tper0et1. sSSolpa 5ol0aten iolIen
ooran feiIne6men utb es lit Rfiidjt
Der 8iirger bon Soma, oofiir eor.
&c 5lt trogen, onB Der @rlpfan9 Gin
9l1n6eltoer iein tptr0. @8 ipirD 1Il.
geu1eill eripartet. noB Die Sin ain
glnnabme fonurt. 9os 1853. 9feaf.
me11t lit befanntli6 ein SeiL DER
GainbotD 9ibilion uno oies oIIein
geniiat, I'm Die gfnnabrte Der Bia
8n fiAern. Is lit geplout, bic Dep>
munoeten 5oIboten nno geferanen
oteies 9teginleltts, Die gegenipartig
in Soma itro. altf 5taatsfpIten sn
Dem @mpfong na4 gtctu gorf ais
gp,1Apf4
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Sorfrie0t oOrr
@ebung Der SlofaOe
Dicies Geimc9 ftcllt Ger 1Dirtidaftsrat ser Nlis
ierten an Sen Oberiten arieosrat amf Oriiftc
pcr9encmmciter 1tnterlt0unoen
Gage swiiden Jtalien unS Jneoffapia 1T

2onoon, 1. 91Gr3.-9er Boriier
aorreiponoent Der 2onoon Rems
meIoete belte, Der neue 8irtidafts.
rat Der glIiierten bobe Dem 0beriten
arieg8rat Die g2itteiIuna genadt,
onB Der 8orfric0e NIT 0euti9lonO
iofort ob3uihIieBen lit ooer Die
Nlnfooe geboben tper6en nliiIie. 9ie
gmpfeblllng iuuroe nuf @runo bon
9lngoben bon IA britiiden 9ffi5ie.
rem geitnht, Die Die 0fononilhe Ga
ge in 9euti1lano in geboriger 8eiie
aepriift uno oieielbe iebr emit ge.
frlnoen boben. aa5m gr6Bten Seile
0eutidtano miro Der ietige 8orrot
non 9ebenslnitteln in bier 8o1er
ouige3ebrt fem; lno nienlano tpeiB,
ipeIdes neue ltnbeil 0arous ertftehn
mag. Selbit bic optinliIttihIten
2eltte in 9elttIdlon0 ieben bieiem
berb1n9nisnoaen Gage nit 9eiorgs
mis- entgegen.
5rieSenstag ritft naber.
gori8, /. Mdrj. - 8ie 2lnore
3aroielt, Wfitgtieo Ser fran5oitlden
Delegation, erfldrt, oiirften mebrere
Der 9auptfrosen bon Der aonferen5
3piid5en oem 5. ulo Is. Mdr5 erie.
oigt neroen. 9orurter befinoen ii9
Die 8eitieBung Der 0eutIden 8eIts
gren8e, 8eite9ung Der @ren8iteitig.
feiten 8pilden SsStalien un0 eSilgos
Slapia, 8eItimmung oer rliiiii6en
@ren3e nno Die sSrage Der 5reibeit
Der Waeere. Soroieu erfldrte, oaB
Granfreih nidt 0ns ltnfe Nbeinufer
81 onneftieren ipill1ihe, nerIongt ie-
oob @orontie, bnB 3eutidIono bos.
Talbe, niAt oIs 6prlalgbrett 5lt e..
mem g(nariff ouf 6ronfreid) beritse.
Gffi5ien miro gemeIoet oaB ftb
Der 9berlte arie9srot nit Der gfe-
guIierung Der tideAiIb ilopii9en
@rett8e beIddftige.
Sic sSinan8fomntiiiion Der sSrie.
6ensfonferen3 bot BEN geri4t itber
Die 23il0ung einer Ginan8fontluiifipnI
Der S6lferIiea et,ltiuRutfg oltgeroal.
men.
Sic 5rieoensfomnliiiiou 8nr linz
l1ntermtuna Der beIgiihen 9lnIpri.
die bat lire erIte 5iBung ab8ebolten,
iie iodblte Serlt 9aroie1t gum Gors
Iteellben lulo beriuhte, iih init berl
tIr porliegenoen glrbeit oertroltt auI
rnahen beollftragte oann ober oenI
9oriibeit0en iid oont 0berltpn
erYt neitere 9SSnIor1notio.
aen 3u erbitten. /
Streit aluiidlen ssStalieu nno
sSugo.Slabia.
9Saris, 1. Mdr3. (g}on 8reo g.
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.tOtnng
Siirser BON g9nbne, 9ierce nnO
Ginning Counties.

Scnator $. 6. Simnu bon g8in'
iihe, glebr., lit Der Batter bon Senate
5ile Nu. "a, meldje Ons 2ebren bon
frcnOen Spraden in alien SdluleH
Ocs Stadtcs Derbietet. 9ieie &Or.
lagc lit jeBt befanntlidD in ben 6an'
hen eines &onferensfOmitees Der 2e'
gislotnr, iDcIdles bns Sflidial Der
Gprlege entideiOen iuirS. Senator
Gimau iuirO luaArideinlid guriiter
Scs &omitees iuerOeu, ucil er chen
Der &ntcr Der &orI1ae lit.
Senatur Simnn fonlnt ans ei.
uem Siitrift, Oer bic Counties
29aDne, 9ierec nnb Cunning I'm
faFt, in iuelAcm bas frembgeburene
Clement 6er ansidlngae6enbe SSaftur
III. Srub bieIer Satiadc hcriudJt &C.
natpr Siman NIT ieiner 8ia Oieiem
icinem ei0enen Glenente nniuiirbi'
gen nnb nnamerifanifden 3uang
ansntnn. Die GSrnae fOlat 0araui,
iuas luerbeu Die Sirser ieiaes se'
natsOiitrifts tim?
8enn iie fir ibre 9tefJte Gin.
trctcn ipUllen, Oann iDllten iie Ios
fort 6rieflid, telcp6oniidl nuO teles
grapGiIdl Senntpr Giman iuiiieu
laiieu, luie iie in Der Sadje seiou.
uen iinb Senatpr Simpn fat nor
eini9er 3eit einer Delegation ans
@iuiioe erfldrt, bah CT gar nidlt
geiultft 9abe, iuie raOifal ieinc @Ors
laGe eigentlid) Jet. Gr lei nid)t dbae.
neigt, fit cine Wafianns IN Der
Spradenfrnge etn5ntreten, IobalO
bic &erlage tuieSer an ben Senat
snriiffanc. Der Seuat fat iebt
6errn Simdn cine @elcgeugeit geges
Sen, iein 8Ort IN 6alteu. 8irO er
es tltn2
glnf nlle Safe ioItte er Saran cr.
iirnert iuerbcn. eSeSer garger Ieines
9iitriftes, iebe GirdJengemeiuoe, bic
gc8cn Den unameritaaiiben 3iuang
lit, ben Ct in ieiner 8orlnge for.
bert, ipate lin lOfOrt brieflid, teIe.
pGoniIfl oOer teIegrap6iifl anffor'
bern, i'm apnferen5fomitee feine @Or.
ldge 10 sn anOrrn, bah lie gieliai-
On5nnterridlt in ben Mntteripradlen
unO einen neutrality-suspicious. Inter.
rift in Oieien Spradlen iel6it, ses
itattet. Sas aonferen3fomitee f0nnte
ieiuem 8eind) niAt iuibcriteben, nnO
iuas inlmer bicies apmitfc in @nrs
fflas briitgt, mirO bpn Der Gegis. |
latttr angenommen iuerSen,
gstroeu bic giirger oes Z. &c.
natsbiitriftes, bic 8iirger bbn 8ans
nc, Gierce nnO Cunning Counties |
cies tnu2 g8iro Senatur Sinan iein |
g9ort GaIten? Gas iIn6 6cute 5wei
Der iuidtigiteu 6ragett bic alle giir.
Ger bes Stnates g}ebrosfa interei'
iteren, BAL. s. 8eter,
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1t)ilio1t spaneelt GoSes>
Strafe INT anoere isfft

8oi6ington, /. 9tGr5. 9rdfi.
bent Mi(ion bat Die GooesItrofe BON
3 bon einenl arieg8geridte beritrteiI.
ten Sol6aten, bier I'M 2nnoe, nnge.
tpanoelt.
9ti6olas oocnBte, Camp @reen.
leaf, @a. botte fid gefpei9ert, Die
borgeihriebene uiGit1riide Uniform
on8u8ieben. Gin ariegSgeri6t bot
te i'm gum IoOe berltrteiIt. Ser
fonunonoieren6e @eneroI hotte Die
Strofe in rebrloie4 @nt(oiilrnq uno
25 Sabre 3uhtbolls itltqefportoeIt.
Der 8roiioent iebte Die Gtrafe anf
Is Sabre bernb.
Benjamin 9reger 1mo &ermou 9.
4oplon, Camp fSuniton. botten iih
6esieIben 9ergebens fduloig qe.
mnd)t, fih ferner qcipeiqert. milit1.
rtIAe Qienfte, nidt i'm 9cloe, su
.tlln. gluh fie pdrcn bonn arieasqe.
ridte gum Gooe bcrurteilt ipor6cn.
General gSooo batte bei0e 5u gnt-
Iaiiung, gsriuft allcr a66nltng uno
25 Sabre 3u6tbous pbegnooigt" !,
penigitens batte er 0ics en1pfoblen.
Der graii6ent bob bag urteil oes
ariegsgerthts nuf bertpdrf Die Gm.
pfeblung uuO pr6uete an, BOB Die
seute nie6er IN Gienit geiteilt ner.
ben iollten.
Sefretdr Qjafer, interpeaiert tue.
gen oes ltnteridie6s, Der bier bei
gleihen @er9ebungen gent1djt NOR.
ben mar fonnte iid Der Gin5elbeiten
ni6t entiinneu. Die gfnagleaenbeit
iei ourh bic Sodnoe beg General
aroitelIrs, General 9infgfts aegnn.
aen. er neirtc ober. bob midl 60.
eabIr 8uleet boa begllnoigt merben
piiroe.
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Sergltiorl, &orrelponoei1t 6er Il. B)
- glmerifa biloet beltte ben Saiipts
foftor, Inn einei neuen ariee, bon
Dem europa bebrobt miro. 3it Der.
binoern. Ole streitigfeiteit alpiihei
s5taIien lut6 Sugo.SloDin iiber bic
aontrolle oes 9lbriotiItben 9ieeres
erreihten beltte Elm Sfa0iun, 6ns
Dem Musbrit1 bon 6eirt0ieIigfeiten
lebr nobe fontlt. @ei0e 2at1oer
nber iino tpirtidoftfiA bon ben Ser.
Staaten abbdngig. Gollte es Stpis
iAen ibnen gum arieee fonnnen,
oann fpiirOe gfnerifd ibnen meoer
Nabrungsnittel nod Delo Siifonl-
men laiie1 10 0aB bei0e obnnddtig
tpdren. Qieies miro aus auDerIdi~
flyer GueIle aenleloet. 9aB beioe
9ationet Dem ariege iebr nabe iinos
9ebt aus oent abidlieBen Der taIies
niIhen @ren8e bernor. Die sStdIie-
ner bebaupten, oaB bic seSilgoilnpen
elf 0ibiiionen nabe Der grense mo-
biliiiert baben; tie fogert ferner, oo3
etn ifalieniifer 8obn8lig NIT gaab-
rungsmitteln ongegriffetl nnD Dafs
Die italienilde Slngge, ipeThe bon
einem 3uge nebte, Der italieltiid)e
9riegsgefangene beirrlbrdhfe, Dpn
sSSugoilaben getpaltinm entFernt itnb
berbrannt ipur0a. ssStt 2aibofb ipur.
be Die itolientide Milit1rfonintiiiion
ge8tuungen Die Gtaot al berIniien.
Die Su8oilaben itenen 1T Qbre0e.
0aB tie cine ollgeIneine MobiIifie.
rung ongeor6uet boben anao berluei.
fen Oorouf oaB StaIien inlrner nod
orei Miaionen geriiftete Gtreiter un.
ter @affel babe.
60 beiBt, onB Die SrieocnsoeTeoas
ten iid NIT oer italieniid.iagoiIo-
bifden Ssroae befafien oofh iuiro
man erit nod ser Hadfebr beg 9ra4
fioenten bic @ren5frdge 5ipiinen BEL.
ben 9dn0ern erIe0igen, ltn0 nit 0ie.
Ter Gntfdei0itng n1itTien Ii1 0ia
ftreitelt0en Garteieft aufrieoell gebels.
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PenatS i1iAt
Gfllppcn fti6t beint

Qonbon, 1. g2dr3-2er Central
glcps 8ufolge bot Der bouanoiide
Griegsnliniiter in Der 8lpaiteu aan'
mer Die @rfIarina obGcgcben es
fci notig, Die boIldn0iide 2(rnee
qcaen irgeno tpeIdc geriltde, boil.
lGnoii6cs @cbiet 3u anrtftieren be.
rcit 81 baIten. gr iagte ferrer, oab
cine gl6riiitung 5ur geqenipdrtiaen
3eit Sef1brIid ieiu piir6e.
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spartafer iinb idlnIS Saran.

sioblen6 ! Nldr5 -75il BeoftlDor.
ting oes eriudens Der Qlmerifn.
ner, Sic @riinoe 81 nensen wautm
Sic 4blieferitng Der is iftperfaIib.
rigen @eidlube ioIoH9e hiualsge.
ihobcn puroe. lit ieiteus Ser bent.
ihen Observation-Disclosures aonniiiiion
bic GrfIdrlug obaegeben iuorben,
boB iiir Die ger5ogerlina bic Spar.
foter N 0eil lllmfbeleEfcH EDebletelt
beroriportIidj ieien. Cir BERLIN.
6crfcn Den Transport niht, bcrei.
teicu mi ieOo4 @lnOeruiIle.
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1t>Bccte Icneit tad,
II. 3. ocbrac9t tucrScfs

8dibingtor /. gadra. gina
6lotte oeittider Saudboote fDobr.
lbcinlid feds ober aflt iperoen
in aiir8e nod ben Ser. Stn6fen ge.
brndt ipetben. gefeble tpuroen bpn.
te pom Marineatnte an Gffisiere unb
5cciolOaten erlaiien iid gum 9ien.
ite nill 8erbin0uug milf Dem Ser.
iibcrbringen Der ll.8oote 5u bieIcrn
2anoe" bereit 8u halten.
3ie goote ioaen bon GosbDerItdns
oigen itu0iert ncr0eu, i'm bon ibren
0oriiinel1 III Iernen.
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Streik in 21ctp Dora
hGnot Dott 1tonferetl5 0b

92ew gort. /. 0}drs. Ser oro-
6en0e Streit Der &ofenorbeiter banqt
baoon o6, mos in Der &onferen3,
beute na6nlittaq, 5Ipiiden 9(naeitc[-
ten lno 9trbeitgebern erreiht neroen
miro. geibe 1eiGe tpeigern iiA, Die
Gnti4ei0ung 9. 6. gtacps, bes @pr-
mittIer8 bonn ariegs .9Lr6eitsnltsidui.
ie, on8ilnebmen.