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Evening star., 1920-02-06
LABOR FEDERATION
TO WAGE POLITICAL
WAR ON ENEMIES
Unfriend|y Officials to Be
Fought and Countrywide
Canvass Made.

Plans dor the most aggressive and
general political campaign ever
waged by the American Federation
of Labor were formulated at a meet
ing here today of a general commit
tee, composed of the executive council
and the heads of all departments of
the federation.
Every trades and craft interest af-
filiated with the labor body will be
called upon to take up the fight and
exert every effort to elect only con-
Sressmen who stand for the princl-
pies of organized labor and who are
friendly to the American Federation,
regardless of party affiliation-
All members of Congress who have
by their record proved that they are
unfriendly to organized labor and OPP
ponentS of labor who may enter the
political arena will be unaterably op-
posed by the labor vote, which now
numbers about four million
Districts to Be Canvassed.
Every congressional district in the
, country will be thoroughly anvassed
by the labor organization for the cam
paign which is to be waged. The fed
GRAFTON will have an army of organizers
in the field.
The council will have submitted to
committee appointed in accordance
with a resolution adopted at the Attain
tic City convention last June directing
that committee to report on the QueS-
ton of the federation conducting
strenuous fight in the next election.
Meeting with the executive council
are the heads of all the DEPARTING ments
of the federation who are not mem
berS of the council. Samuel Gompers
is presiding at the meeting, and lend
ing his advice and experience in the
deliberations
GOmpers Lists Friencs and Foes.
Mr.. Gompers has submitted, it is
said, list Of the friends of labor
who are members of the House and
Senate, together with a list of repre-
sentatives and senators opposed to or
ganized labor. Men who supported
the Cummins and Esch railroad hills
against which labor has presented an
organized front. are included in the
list OF undeSirableS," it is said.
This list will be made public in a few
days.
Return of Roads Opposed
The question of the return of rail-
roads to their owners will be one of
the matters that will be considered al
the council meeting. While the fedora
tion has not placed it's stamp of an
proval on the Plumb plan for railroad
control the railroad brotherhoods.
representing more than a million rail-
road workers, are almost to a man op-
posed to the return of the roads to
their owners.
Evening star., 1920-02-06
KIDNAPPED WOMAN HELD
FOR RANSOM OF $500

CLEVELAND. Ohio. February g.
Mrs. Lena Stevens, twenty-five, kid
naped from her home here two weeks
ago, is being held in New York city
for $500 ransom. Advices to this eff
feet were received by Mrs Stevens
law, George Stevens, today,
according to the police. The message
came from the young woman's hus-
band, George Stevens, who has been
searching eastern cities for her.
Evening star., 1920-02-06
STEAMER PRINCESS ANNE.
! ASHORE OFF ROCKAWAY,
SENDS WIRELESS FOR AID
URGED NOT TOBANK
SNOW IN CUTTERS.

The Commissioners today mp
pealed to the residents of the
city not to bank in the cutters
the snow which they clean from
their sidewalks
II this In avoided by the peO-
pie generally. II was pointed
out, the snow and slush will not
be long In running OF into the
sewers when the sun begins to
shine.
Evening star., 1920-02-06

Former Gov. Henry c. Stuart of Vir-
ginia was nominated today by Presi-
dent Wilson as a member of the Inter
state Commerce Commission, to sue
ceed James S. Harlan of Indiana,
whose term has expired.
Louis Titus. an attorney of San
Francisco, was nominated to be a
member of the shipping board. Mr.
Titus succeeds Henry NJ. Robinson
who resigned last year. He is a re-
publican and graduate of the Uni
versity of California, and is now prac-
ticing law in San Francisco.
This is former Gov. Stuart's second
appointment to a federal Office since
his term as Governor of Virginia ex-
pired, two years ago. He was named
a member of the federal meat COM
mission in April, 1918. Before being
elected governor Mr.. Stuart was a
member of the Virginia state railroad
commission.
Evening star., 1920-02-06
SPECIAL ENVOY COMING
FROM ROME ON MISSION

ROME, February 6.-Former Dep
uty Mondello left Rome today for
the United States.
He has been intrusted by the gov
ernment with a special mission and
is carrying credentials as minister
plenipotentiary.
Evening star., 1920-02-06
BERNSTORFF is READY
TO GIVE HIMSELF UP
tCableEram to The Star and Chicago
Daily News. Copyright, 192O.)

Bernstorff, former German ambassa-
dor to the United States. was officially
notified yesterday that his name was
on the entente's list of persons whose
extradition was demanded. In COM
menting on the notice, the count said:
Il will give myself up voluntarily,
and. if necessary, will walk across
the German frontier to surrender"
Evening star., 1920-02-06

extraordinary nature of the problems
confronting the government has i'm
pressed upon observer the truth of
that phrase in Mr.. Wilson's speech
accepting the democratic nomination
in 1912 wherein he remarked, in an
other connection, but with a forceful-
ness equally true today. that there
is no Indispensable man."
Copyright. 1921
Evening star., 1920-02-06
Embassy Secretary Coming.

MEXICO CITY, February 6.-Manue
| Teller, the new first secretary at the
Mexican embassy in Washington, left
| for the United States yesterday. He
formerly held a similar post at Peking.
Evening star., 1920-02-06
WEATHER

Hnus thia afternoon sna probably
fHHIshf fnmoFfae etautf net much
.haHaf in temperature
Temperature fur t~ent, four houFs
sUHrt 4 ~ tudaB tiighsst "a 81
pm today iu~sst - at ~ today
i1uii report on page -
Evening star., 1920-02-06

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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
TIMES DISPATCH TO SEND
FOR BUNDLES IF CALLED
Arrangements Made 10 Facilitate
GIFTS VI ..>-,-,," Clothing
to Poor.
FIREsiEN ACCEPT DONATIONS
Telephone Message to Randolph 1
or Fire Stations Will Bring De-
livery Truck to Homcs-Collcr.
tions to BE Made Tomorrow.
FIREMEN ACCEPT DONATIONS

Every convenience has been provided
LOT eleventh hour contributors TO The
Times Dispatch "Bundle Day" cam
paign. In addition to the several fire
stations in Richmond. bundles, during
the remainder OF the drive, may be sent
70 The Times Dispatch Office on South
Ienth street. between Main and Cary
SoTeets; or a telephone call TO Ran
papers delivery automobiles that, on
tomorrow morning. will make the
rounds of the fire stations and collect
inc bundles. y telephone call to any
Inond.
Continuance or the cold weather
again yesterday accelerated the re-
and other wearing apparel for the
needy OF Richmond. and a total OF
forty-thrce bundles were lcf, with tho
several fire stations during the day. or
Engine House No. 10. at Lombardy and
BROAD Streets from which section of
the city the response has been the
most gratifying. Other portions Of
ne cit| en- also were we'll represented in
Fire Chief William H. Joynes con
t1nued to receive telephone calls to
send Tor bundles which were too un-
wicldy to send 10 stations
As result OF Bundle Day. scorea
OF Rchmond's deserving poor who
othcrwisc would hc denied such. will
he furnished with warmth giving gar
1nentS when work Of distribution under
direction Of the Associated Charities
arc SUITS or clothing, overcoats. sweat
erS. ~oolen gloves, underwear son
sniItS, shoes. hats and mufiers for
Richnond's male indiGcnt, while there
are dresses. shoes. gloves. honncts un-
derwear and other wearing apparel In
proiuSion for the weaker sex.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
RECEPI7ONBYU US.KAW
CLOSES EKENzFJL DAY
eFOR ADMIRAL .ELLICGE
Former Lord of British i'd
mirdl1' is Guest of Ma
Honat Capital.
nv As.oc!a,cd pr,ss !

WASHINGTON. Jan. 5.-The .Ame-
icah M navy Was host" tonight at a
reception given to Admiral ylscDun,
octiicoe, ot Scapi, former Lord OF m.
~ 'ist Admiralty, and comman anuer of
me hlSh seas fleet in the battle Of
9u,Lahd. The reception. which closed
Dusy day Tor the visiting naval OF
nccrs, was at the residence OF Sccrc-
taFy Daniels, who headed the reeciy
ms i!ht. Every naval officer stationed
IN Washington was specifically inyitrd
70 be present. Also among the guests
were members or both houses OF Con
sress and naval attaches o, tho "a
rlonS embassies and LEGATIONS
N!scount Jciiicoc, who arrived bcra
yesterday from New York, startcd ths
gay with formal calls on Secretary Of
Htatc Lansing and Secretary Daniels
Later he called on Vice. president
Marshali and was received on tho
hoors OF the Senate and House
Inc outstanding feature. however
OF tnc day was an official inspnction
Oh me Washington Navy-Yard in the
course OF which the visiting partv vas
SHOWN not only routine work on tbn
Dig guns which VIII comprise the hat
tcrtcs OF the new drcadnourhts Fen
hessec, California and Marvland but
h'w ncHc .opmcntS in naval armament
OF which no Information hitherto hnd
reached beyond naval circles.
iomorrow the party will go to An
napolis to inspect tho Naval Academy.
ana. returning in the afternoon will
iraHc IT 3:li O'Clock for Key West and
thence to Havana. where tho Hrittsh
cruiser New Zealand is waiting
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
BERGER FAILS TO APPEAR ARREST Z IN POISON PLOT
MAY SOLVE MYSTERY OF
WOOD ALCOHOL SOURCE
Chauffeur md Garage Keeper Taken
into GuStods--Much discriminating
Evidences Found,

s NEW YORK, Jan. 1.-TWO arrests
which Federal officers believe will
solve the mystery as 10 the source OF
the wood alcohol which cause 100
deaths IN this city, New Jersay ana
New, Ems land, We're announced today
by Harold H. Dobbs. revenue agent.
: ThcE were CpSimo dAmDrosia "a
ibrnokiyn chauffeur. who was taken
IN ~ sne catskiils at Kiskat,. y. y,
En garage Keeper and printer
len large drums OF alcohol arc said
q. nave been found on Wollc-'s prem
lscS ~ Anbrosia is alleged 10 have
cartcd tho alcohol over to ManhotS i
!an Tor shipment and TO have rctilrned
10 hrookiSn, putting the alcohol in
l"ciltS one barrels, part Of which wn .
sent 70 connecticut and MASSACHUSETTS,
and then hlling the drum with water
y Amorosa was later arraigncd hr
I9rc United States CommissionS,.
mmIltGhcock and held in $4,000 la
Moiier was turned over 10 the Fedora
autnorlttcs in Brooklyn.
- Am orosia confessed, according "a
Mt.ernsg Mas rsg Sd, SAd1laneen, that the aIcohoi
hiarage OF John Romanolii, a Broois :
iyn Undertaken. who Is being held On
= charSe of conspiracy to violuto the
maE-tme prohibition law The drun, :
were lhen filled with water. he said
"nu M iouled on a ship Tor EncianI
"hcro iiiey are due January I3
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
MANY REDS ARE CAUGHT IN
DRtGSET IN NEW YoRIS

,o NEW YORK: Jan. 5.--Morc than
ioU members OF the Communist party
were arrested in Greater New Yorl,
tonight when Department OF Justice
agents visited their homes. snatchinsr
many from their beds Most of the
arrests were made on the East Side.
Manhattan.
Too much publicity is why we have
not been able 10 use, all OF tile $50
Flynn. But We, will rout the :Reds'
out or their hiding places yet m
see to IL that every man and woman
advocating the overthrow OF the gov.
ernmcnt 10y force is rounded nm. /"
Fully half Of those arrested wcrc
women. As soon as the Communists :
were captured they were taken TO
the, neares: notice station, Registered
and then loaded on army trucks and
rushed 10 the Department. of Justicc
headquar'ers IN the Park Row build
ing, There they were grilled, photo
morrow, when they will be taken to
Ellis Island pending deportation pro-
cecdinGs.
Nearly one third of those arrested
were freed after examination by De-
partmcnt OF Justice agents
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
TWO RULINGS IN CONFLICT
LEGALITY OF COMBINATION
SALES NOW IN CONTENTION
Richmond Fnir-PrIce Committee Finds
Drawback In Prosecuting Grocerr
Violating Lever Act.

Conflict in the rulings Of the United
states Department OF Justice and the
Federal Trade Commission as to the
legality or combination sales in con-
ncc;ion with sugar Is expected to prove
z serious drawback 10 the Richmond
fairpricc committee in its efforts 10
prosecute retail groccrs for violations
Of the Lever food control act; !.
INC trace comm ission yesterday. held
tion with other goods To force pu.-
ehasers 70 buy other articles in, order
panics guilty OF this practice must put
an end 10 II at once. Combination sales
where where ms me customer customer Is Permitted TO
com oination ana where the amount
spent for the goods in addition to sugar.
Ls the principal item, is not unreason-
able VIII be permitted under the rui :
ing by the Department. OF Justice.
Ihis was learned last night in a
eorrespondent OF The Times -Dispa tch.
and is in line with the ruling OF Dis.
trict Attorney Hiram Smith. who gave
IN oplnion las, Saturday in which he
t!on sales with sugar were not illcrai
An opinion which will settle def
Will hr sought AT once by Chairman j
4. Bethel of the Richmond fair-price
Bcthei. OF the Richmond fair-price
no further action can be taken nv tSe
iair-pr!cc committee here in prosecut
ihT alleged y!olators of the Lever act
,ni...a.. ',tSht idSi HiSat, Air. Bethel
'citeratcd his views on the iiieeaIitv
o' com mbination sales. lie declared ina;
Colonel G H. Kelley. Federal fair-n-ics
commissioners for Virginia. from AS
Sis.ani Attorney-Giencral Figg declared
iiatiy ihat combination sales we're IL
lcSnl. and that the fair-price commit,e.
OF richmond has been working on thai
hasls since: Mr.. FiSg is in charge of
nn, ioon Siolations under the Lever act, Mr..
Mr Bethel said that he conld not
Hnaerstand the statement of District
SAID that combination sales were Iesai
under his Interpretation OF the food
.Hontsoi act He was OF the opinion
.nat MT. smiths opinion was based or
the letter of December . from As.
;sistant Attorney General Fige, which
Has "a. oeen interpretated by the Richmond
Iair-price committee as putting an ah-
soIute ban on sales in combination
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
DOES NOT PRESENT PAPERS
DEMAND DING HOUSE SEAT
Former Republican Leader IInrp De-
cl1rc> He faNors Admission of
Milwaukee Socialist.
ERy Universal sc-vice.l

, WASHINGTON. Jan 5.-.vic,or /.
Eerser, Socialist Congressman elcc,
scat IN the House during the last scs-
sion of Congress, and was later re-
elected, failed to appear to demand ad-
mission today. and the planned action
to exclude him summarily for the sec
ond time could not bc carried out.
Representative pl.linger, OF Massa-
chusettS. who headed the committee
which handled BcrSer'S case before, was
prepared 10 object when Berger asked
70 be sworn in and to Introduce a rcso-
luton excluding the Milwaukee Social
!st on the ground that he has been
found guilty OF giving aid and COM
loft to the cncmy."
Socialists Coming in Force.
Oac report circulated about the Cap
itoi today was that Berger Is delay
ing his appearance until large num-
reach Washington. According to the
report. these Socialists will crowd the
galleries when Berger is again OK
GUIDED and may attempt n demonstra-
tiou.
The surprise of the Berger case de-
yelopcd today when ,Representatire
James r. Mann, OF Illinois. former
Republican, leader in the House, an
exclusion. however. No other members
man-clcct
Had been here I would have voted
against aga. the exclusion OF Berger in the
plain why take this position
Will Not Prevent Exclusion.
MT; Mann denied. however. that he
Indicated that he Will declare him
sc,f." and lot il 70 nj that.
Tho attitude OF the former Rcpubli-
can leader Will not prevent EcrEcr's
ioined forces with him, so far as could
he learned.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
OVER HUNDRED CASUAL TIES
IN AN UPRISING AT SOFIA
Dissatisfied With Terms OF Treaty,
BOurgeOisie ltusI, THlncc-Mect
Whitening Fire.
my Associa,el Press. |

sons have been killed or wounded in
anti-dynastic manifestations at Sofia.
according 10 Belgrade advices published
including the leading bourgcoisie. as
scmbled before the palace. shouting.
Long live the republic! Down with
the King"
They attempted to rush the palace.
but the troops opened iirc and the
and stones. 1t was in this ighting
that most OF the casualties occurred.
The serious situation is due to in
throughout bulgaria because of dis
satisfaction over the terms or the
treaty, especially the loss Of lands in
Thracc.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
HAYWOOD ANSWERS TO
SYNDICALLSM CHARGE;
FURNISHES $40, OOOBAH
1. w W. Leader Released From,
LedrensCorfb Prison Surren-
ders foSfateAHorneyHoyne.
LEY Asso,.lateh Press ]

CHICAGO, Jan. o.--William d. Chg
BilD Haywood, general secretary OF
the |. w. W.. released from Lcaven-
worth Denitentiary some time ago on
bond, surrendered 10 States Attorney
haclay Hoyne today to answer to 4
charge OF violating the new State Law
against syndicaliSm.
Haywood and his lawyer were sc-
companicd by William Brcss Llovd
millionaire ''parior Socialist" OF Evans
ton. who offered property valued n,
SiU.OOo for Haywood's bond. The |.
W. w. leader was taken to Judrr
hugo PANS court. where bond was
set al $4,000 and furnished by LLOYD.
Judge Pam today arraigned more
than hfty alleged Reds. with the ex-
ceptlon OF Thomas Whitehead, who be-
came secretary OF the l. w w when
haywood was sent to prison. all OF
whom were held in bonds, OF s2,5oo.
" hiteheads bond was set at $1,000.
to iail.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
HUN GOVERNMENT ASKED TO GIVE UP 900 FOR TRIAL
MASTER MIND OF REDS REVOLT PLOT CAPTURED
SUPREME COURT RULES AGAINST 2.Z5 BEER MAKER
Bundle Day" Collection
to Take Place Tomorrow

"Bundle Dny, arrives tomorrow.
For the past ten days an appeal
hns been made by The Timcs-Dih-
patch that It's readers gather to-
Ecthcr nil castoff clothing and send
u to tho various fire stations, from
where IL will he turned over to the
Associated Charities for the use OF
the poor.
Many bundles hnve already been
sent to the stations. bundles also
may be sent To The 'Ifmcs-Dispatch
office or by calling Randolph L,
delivery trucks will call for the
bundles. Finni collections VIII he
made tomorrow. A list of the frc
stations follows;
No. 500 North Twenty-nfth
Street.
40. cMain street. nenr Twenty
first Street.
No. :.-DOS I:nst Brond Street.
No, 4-205 North Third street.
No. -2O0 West Marshall Street.
No. G-2lO South Laurel Street.
No. 1-alO Enst Cary street.
No. S-!H0 Denny Street, Fulton.
No. o-Fifsh Street, corner of
Duvnl.
No. I0-l8OD West Bread Street.
No. II-Twenty-eiEhth nnd s
Streets.
No. I2-2::3 West Cary street.
No. 13-Tenth and DainbridEc
Streets. South Side.
No. I4-t:intcr Park.
40. 15-IIIEhland Park.
No. IG-1I5 Lamb Avenue, Barton
Heights.
No. I.-Thirtieth and Bafnbridge
Streets. South Side.
No. Truck-isO5 Enst Grace
Street.
No. a-EIshtcen,h and Streets.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
CAPT. ". e. WlYIT7ZEOF
WAR BETWEEN STA TES
FAME, DIES IN NORFOLK
Serred Win Distinction as Eve-
cuiire D fcer Of Con- edcraic
kuiuer Shenandoah.
Special to The imes-Dispa.ch.

NORFOLK. VA, Jan. o.--Captain W.
c. Whittlc. who served with dist!nc-
t!on during tho War Between the
States as an executive officer OF the
Confederate raider, Shenandoah, died
al his home here today. lie was near
" eighty years old. For many years
Captain Whittle had been engaged in
the banking business here. lie had
made his home in Norfolk since the
War Between the States.
Captain Whittlc was the son OF Cap
tain William c. Whittic, of the United
States Navy. lie was member of
the United States Navy also at the
outbreak OF the war, and resigned to
serve with the naval forces OF the
Confederacy.
Captain Whittle was n nephew OF
Bishop Whittlc. OF tho Episcopal
Church. lie married a daughter Of
BrigadicrGeneral Richard Lee Page.
of the Confederate army. \ niece of
Captain Whittlc, Miss Gilberta Whit
tie. is n resident OF Kichmond.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
Its Holiday Over Congress Resumes Work
Passing Few Measures of Minor Importance

formally his Sct OF compromise re-
scrNntiOns md many ScnutOrs were
engaged NIL day In private con-
fcrenccs on the treaty situation,
hut nothing fnnSibic resulted.
victor BrrEcr. tho Wisconsin
Socialist reelected after being re-
fused scat by tho House, did not
arrive todny, hut tomorrow. or i'm
mcdiateiy upon his presentation of
election credentials, House leaders
planned to refuse agnin to rrnnt
him scat. Representative Mann,
OF Illinois, formcr Republican lead
er, surprised House members by
announcing he would support Hcrg-
cr'S claim.
Many committees OF both senate
and House got into action today
and prepared to grind out tho end
less procession of hills ard rcsoIu-
tions. which arc expected to hold
congress mere for the next ninc
Congress here for the next nine
or ten months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1920-01-06
WAR OFFENDERS
| LIST IS LONG ONE
Berlin Keeps Secret Names of
Those Who Must Face
Courts Of Allies.
EBERT REGIME MAY FALL
Executive Said to Be Determined
to Resign Rather Than Com
ply With Demand.
ny KARL Won MIEG>ND.

BERLIN. Jan. s-The GERMAN 10Y
ernment was given u New Years sur
ment nrni,.,ri,. suen a5 Nc Eovern-
the foreshad6wed allied Snw yaar.s 's
S5eh Sdo erma f2r the snTrsGdeF tonn OF more than
courts OF France. EnglanI nm a,1 - Eai .5e
simln. - 49, ''e'-
tain nhf9uSn neaI4a the soysp9nsn1 E991 9mces
! source OF information which hitberto
u copy OF the list whi"b ~ 1T ,i;S EYE
powcrs viii present t. Berlin soon i,ftsn afts.
po,,es pSaee becomes mes eifrctive, comta ming tao
be demanded - ~ = 'u''lon Is 20
poIiticn,
\ glanco at this list aimnst ',,noo,-,.,
the Cabinet on IL o;n "'.,pI1 p,, Nhccknu
political barometer n ,Sa ;nnone ~ ~ ~.
Of Wilhclmstrasse lover than il hns
,,., oeen NJ any time since the white flag
hcnduuarters Novemhainn ii,ins i'hs n1s 10 Foch's
hv such ,m 'aGe .,e issue called up
E,hcri u;iI ~; ~ a!Lieu inst Friedrich
Only that much leakSl into into heSlness the ptens
WHEN 1,s ;" srmsohtriii statement
dncior;n,l nu'm Il statement, bu, merely
TO use + fn ~ nearmht was being made
Whcthe- W. pnnI.S p9iitlcai purposes.
dora arc on the list i'i'rg IS not ana No., hudsn. en-
crnment oificiais ,ifiiisonI ,bat made De by high gov
ever be rot torctS.a' ~ troops can
viii orrn9t tt1,SSct"er IN Germany who
. t'I' 81 tAosc two.
hochn Is on the List.
it is Known thNt General Jsoo,,. go.
commanded the German trnn,,s;, 40
l1ouva!n district WHOM that .i,,. ~ ~
partly destroyed, is on thn Ist we
Foreign CORRESPONDENTS IN
,haNo hnd more or less inst ri,ct ~ 80 -
peiicnces With gtIe3FS, eFn,ssf - ~ ,.n.. 80
mcnts various pertorlaa NJ .naS..M.
never But one gains tho ;n,,rass,s, ~,
/ mat this time the Cabinet ie S1Isiip. 1aip!..
iii,n,e inin niaa,hg ,nlning but much thinking. Ger
thnt the niiics SUI SUI ciims TO the beiiec
SON; Thar 81, - PC oreught to rea-
the .ntcrcst of y,nrn ,possihiy DC iii
out in JJernnpv pc u chaos breaks
REPORTS ynrv'ns 49,,
of German nofionals ons eHact numbe,.
the allies: conscry.,;,. ~. ~ oc aeitlanued by
nvcr i,Iac, Si"ne. Aht!Nc estimates, how
I,,.,, t"eeh i'1oo and 1900.
N"ncoms' and privntcS
me feature that is mos, l:sc,n.
ccftlhE to the government IL -, 80
iiSt said TO include :,hou, SoS ~"
listed men and nonccmmissione,I ~
is.rS; masking the situation m;lrb NOR,
complicated and diillcult becnnsa ,Sa.
reaches down among thn ..co,nmon 80
pc,
appears certain that tho govern,
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