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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
Chadbourn

CHADBOURN, Jan. rs. - Mr. and
Mrs. Carlyle Wooten and children, of
Charlotte. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. F. T. Wooten for several days,
leaving sunday. Mr.. Wooten was on
a hunting trip.-Mrs. j. K. Currie
and daughter, Patricia, left Friday
for Conner, Ca. They accompanied
Mrs. Currie's parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Barnes, home after a visit of two
weeks here. - Miss Margaret Lewis
and George Lewis spent Friday in
Florence, S. c., with their sister,
Mrs. Young.
Mrs. w. K. Willis and Mrs. C. L.
Tate spent Thursday in Whining
ton. - Alex Sewell, of Lumberton,
visited friends in town Sunday. -
Woodland Brown, Of State college,
was at home for the week-end.-
Mrs. D. C. McIver was called to Ok
ford Sunday by the illness Of her
daughter-in-law, Mrs. C. H. McIver.-
Mrs. Henry Nelson is still confined
to her home from an attack of in
fluenza.-J. P. Carr, Of Columbia, S.
c., visited his brother, C.. D. Carr
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. M. Daniels, OF
Charlotte, were the guests of Mrs.
Daniels parents, Mr.. and Mrs. J. T,
Potter over the week-end.-Miss Tai
lulah Ramsay, of Sumter, S. c., is
the guest Of her sister, Mrs. E. Mel
lette.-Miss Ina DeVane and Mr.. and
Mrs. Leon Thomas spent Sunday
with Mrs. E. Mellette.-Mr. and Mrs
Scott Monroe, of Florence, S. c..
and Charlie Monroe, of Florida, at
tended the funeral of their aunt
Mrs. Roxie Pritchard last week,
The Fortnightly bridge club me-
with Miss Alice Lowe Wednesday
evening. Mrs. Loula Muse, of Cam.
eron, received high score prize ant
Mrs. j. A. Brown second high. The
hostess presented a guest prize t,
Mrs. Muse also. Mrs. L. V. Low
was also a visitor. A salad cours'
with caffee bag was served.
: Mrs. E. L. Derrick was hostess t.
her bridge club Thursday afternoon
High score prize, a doubledeck o
cards, was won by Mrs. Wayn
Bailey, and Mrs. John Henry Lam
was awarded the consolation. Mrs
Carlyle Wooten, Of Charlotte, wa
guests Of the club. Delicious refresh
ments were served.
Mrs. John Henry Land left Frida.
for Oak City to spend a week wit.
/ her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Rosse. Sh
. was accompanied by her daughter
Betsy.-Jimmy Elliott has recovere
from an attack of influenza and ha
returned to Wake Forest college.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
CHARLTON AUXILIARY
HOLDS MEET

CHARLTON, Jan. 25-The Wom-
ar's auxiliary of the Clarkton Pres
byterian church met at the club
house on Wednesday afternoon.
Mrs. D. D. Clark had charge OF
the devotional, and scripture was
read by Miss Marguerite Craven.
Mrs. C. S. Clark had charge of the
program, which was on Foreign
Missions. Miss Isabelle Cromartle
gave a short talk on the subject.
The Foreign Mission Study book
was reviewed by Mrs. G. H. Currle,
Mrs. D. D. Clark, Miss Alice Clark
and Mrs. J.. W. Miller. Refresh
ments were served by Mrs. ]. w.
Miller. Mrs. H. C. Smith and Miss
Mary E. Johnston.
A group of young people from the
University of Columbia will hold
services at the Clarkton Baptist
church on Friday and Saturday
night and Sunday and Sunday
night.
Due to the rough weather and
SO much sickness among the school
children. the Clarkton High school
closed on Tuesday until next Mon
6ay. While there is not an epide-
mi of flu in this community, there
is quite a lot of flu and several
cases Of pneumonia.
The Brown Marsh Home Demon
stration clu' held its regular meet
ing Friday with Mrs. I. C. Carter,
Mrs. Carter and Mrs. J. K. Pierce
being joint hostesses. Mrs. D. A.
Regain read the Club Goal for 1910.
Mrs. E. l.. Green gave several
piano selections. Misses Ada Mar
garet Regain and Elma HARRISON
gave a humorous dialogue. Re-
freshments were served by the
hostesses.
On Sunday, January 81 Mrs. F.
D. Dorset, of Clarkton route 2,
celebrated her 87th birthday with
all her four sons and their wives,
1Ir. and Mrs. Dick Elkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. Lawrence Elkins, Mr.. and
Mrs. John Elkins and Mr.. ans Mrs.
Dan Dorset, and n of her daugh.
tiers and her husband, MI. and Mrs.
Dan Dorset present. There were
81 grandchildren and 16 great
grandchildren also present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
Miss Sibley is
Feted at Party
By Mrs. Rodman
Bride Elect Of January 81
Honored At Oyster Roast
On Greenville Sound

Mrs. Robert Rodman entertained
Wednesday at an oyster roast on
Greenville Sound at 1 o'clock COM
plimenting Miss Frances Sibley,
whose wedding to Edward Wood
will take place on Wednesday eve
ming January 81.
Invited guests were Miss Frances
Sibley, Mrs. Henry Emerson. Miss
Betty Sibley, Mrs. Donald Koonce'
Mrs. En- Green Moore, Mrs. Junlus
Smith, Mrs. James Smith, Mrs.
Harry T. Paterson, Jr., Miss Mary
Green, Mrs. J.. Watts Farthlng,
Mrs. charles Graham, Mrs. c. Mon
ZOE Shigley, Miss Elizabeth Nets,
Miss Rosemary White, Mrs. Allen
Whitehead, Mrs. j. @. LeGrand,
and Miss Anita Watson.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
BURGAW CLUB MEETS
WITH MRS, MOORE

BURGAW, Jan. 25.-Mrs. Clifton
Moore entertained the Young
Peoples Bridge club Wednesday
night at her home. After four pro-
gressions of bridge the club high
score prize, bath powder, was won
by Mrs. Giles Kornegay. The guest
high score prize, bath powder, was
won by Miss Bryte Heffner, The
consolation prize, perfume, went to
Miss Mary Bryan. The hostess
served a delicious sweet course.
The Round Dozen Bridge club
met last Tuesday at the home of
Mrs. T. J. Belts. At 1870 o'clock a
luncheon was served. At the con-
clusion of the ~progressions high
score prize went to Mrs. W. H.
Robbins. Guest high went to Mrs.
w. I. Taylor. The honor prize was
won by Mrs. w. N. Sparkman.
The District Staff Of Religious
Education, Of the Wilmington dis.
trict, met at the home Of Mrs. w.
F. Walters, Friday, January 10, at
1870 o'clock.
The purpose Of this meeting was
to make plans as to how to make
the program Of Religious Education
more effective in the Methodist
churches within the bounds of the
district.
The members of the staff are as
fellows: Rev. w. A. Cade, district
superintendent; Rev. R. L. Jerome,
Wilmington, director of adult work;
Rev. A. L. Thompson, of Faison, as
sociate director Of adult work;
Rev. F. B. Joyner, Of Fairmont,
young peoples director; and Mrs.
W. F. Walters, director Of the chill
dren's work.
At the conclusion Of the meeting
the members were served apple
sauce cake topped with fruit cake
ice cream and coffee.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
C,lT UPHELD

WASHINGTON, Jan. 25.-R-
The senate, in it's first record
vote of this session, upheld today
the action Of it's appropriations
committee in deleting from a $751;
900, 900 emergency appropriations
bill a 5000, 900 item for the purchase
of land for a munition depot in
Puerto Rico, The vote was As to 9.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
Bridal Couple
Feted Here at
Buffet Supper
Mr.. And Mrs. Louis Orrell
Hosts Honoring Mr.. And
Mrs. W. E. Todd

Mr.. and Mrs Louis Orrell enter
tanned Wednesday evening at their
home on Orange street at a lovely
buffet supper honoring Mr.. and Mrs.
William Edward Todd, whose mar
riage took place last evening at st.
Johns Episcopal church. Mrs. Todd
is the former Miss Reba Myers Lyell.
About Is guests were present.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

Mr.. and Mrs. G. H. Mcpherson
announce the marriage Of their
daughter, Hilda, to John Bradshaw,
on Sunday, June 4, 1899, at Marion,
South Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. Bradshaw are max
ing their home with the brides pa
rents. at 213 Castle street, this city.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

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The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

According to a recent survey.
there are 345 taxes levied upon the
operation of an automobile in the
United States,
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

The Cornelius Harnett school
will sponsor an entertainment at
the school this evening at 1880
o'clock. A pie supper will be
held following the entertain.
ment.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

The annual promotion exer-
cises of the Young Peopl's So
ciety of Temple Baptist W. M.
U. scheduled for this eve
ming have been postponed I'M
til Friday evening, February 2,
at 1880 o'clock at the church.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

The educational meeting Of the
Thursday Morning Music club
planned for this morning with
Mrs. j. B. Cranmer has been
postponed until Thursday morn
ing, February 1, at II o'clock
with Mrs. Cranmer.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26
Club Clock

The New Hanover County
Council Of Parents and Teachers
will hold its regular meeting
this afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
at Isaac Bear school. All officers
and chairmen Of the council,
local presidents and their chair
men are requested to be present.
All principals Of schools are
invited to attend.
The Winter Park Home Cem-
onstration club will hold the
regular meeting this AFTER
noon at 8 o'clock at the home
of Mrs. J. E. Hall, Mrs. E. u.
Hall will be joint hostess. All
members are invited to be pres
ent as matters Of importance
will be discussed at this time
and the dues for the year will
be collected.
The Wilmington morning star., 1940-01-26

The Cape Fear Council, No.
"a, Daughters Of America, will
have an oyster supper at the
Junior Order Hall Saturday
evening from 5 until 9 o'clock.
The public is invited and a small
admission will be charged.
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Gnolano uno franfreih
fdmpfer fir 11ormeoen

2onoon. Ser britiihe Greniermi-
nilter Nepille Chamberlain, Ser furs
norher einer Sitrng bes &riegsrates
ser slliierten unter Seilnabme oes
fran5oiiihen Yremier Mepuauo rnb
bes @erteioiel'ngsminiiters 9alaoier
ltno oes sSiibrers Ser fransoiiihen
llno en9liihen slrmeen on ser @eit,
front, Mar'foG 6amelin, beige
pohnt bate, pcrliherte inn llnterba,ts
9toripegeu ser polliten ltnterltiisune
geaen ibren &i segen 9eutid).
lanb. Gr legte beionoeren Nabbrud
ooralf oaB Seutihlanb feline @orbe-
reitl,ngen 5llr Supaliou ser lfanOina
pildeu Climber lange Dor ser 2eglnq
Der britiihen Wfinen an Ser noripe-
'giiben aiiite getroffen baben niiiie,
benn ionit tuGre as nidt m0elih &c
,ueien, bon Gurbafen aus Sronobeim
In gtor,uegen. bas boh falt 700 Mei
len entfernt liege, ifon am atpeiten
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Sieben Se,.tistc
0iuiiienet an 1tnearns
Nrcfn3e

@elgrao. Nohoem am Sonntag
Sas ToNio Die MicInung perbreitete,
Sab Die Gnslanocr periubten, SEN
Salf ser Soaau Ol,rb Gerienflrne
BON Sdiffcn uuo Sprenslmg BON
9riiden 81 blodieren, fommt MN bie
ebenio 5u beiuertenoe Meloung, oaB
Seutihlono nn Die Ionauitaaten oie
5oroerllng geIteat babe, Die 9e,pa,
1lng ser Sonau oeutifen 5rrppen
iiberlaiien. Mad)bem bieie Mel,
ing gefommen lpor uno einieerma,
zen rDerbant" iuar, fommt MN bit
Meloing, oaB b;e 0eutihen iieben
Sipiiionen, oSer 100000 Wtann an
Der ,lngariiden 8ren5e sulammenge.
soeen babe, Inn ein5uriiden, ,penn oie
5oroerrng ser @sipahung oes gan-
gen Sallies Ser Sonuu nift Sen Se,lt,
'ben iibertraeen ipiirOe.
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$,pcepitafes fallen
Sent Krieae s,.t,t Opfer

Dublin. Der Stride Soipitaltrl,it
unter 6eiien Seitllng in Sen Iebter
sebn Sabren Sic beriibmten Srilher
vSipeepItafes" Dpnltatten gingen, ba'
oes &rieges lpesen feline giiher &c
idloiien llnb feline 3dtiefeit einge.
itellt. Gs finoen alir borerlt, bis sic
3eitllmitGnbe cine slufnabme oes elm.
tragliden 8etriebes olrd) cine nelle
8eiellidaft gcltattet. feline vS,peep-
ltafes" mebr ltatt. 9rusoem ser Ser
trieb in slmerifa perboten mar, bat
ood) 10 manher nrnner Maun bier
oas ugro6e Sos" geSogen unb
Damn erbielt sic &egieri,ng alerbanh
Steuern oapon! Sn Glepelano itan>
iogar an einem gudlaben al be
8. StraBe elm Sd,llsmann Yolten, ga
nit ser Snbaber feline Sole mebr Der
faufte = llno bel ser nGd,iten 3ie.
bung batte er aber 5ipei Treffer fir
feline &llnoen gelanoet, $4,000 lmo
$4,000. &ur5 e3eit barauf ,purM
Ser Shubmann absel0lt.
Gerbotene asrs,d)t i6medt an1
Siibeiten!
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Oeutihe Reoteruno per:
lanot militdrtihe
3eiesuno

aopenbagen. Die oiiniihe Regie-
rllng er6ielt am Montog slbenb sic
Mitteilllng Don 0eutlhlano, oaG es
Odnemarf rmo Norluegen infer lei
iiet SdjiiB iiebiilcii milf inn sic BET
ben 2dnoer gegeu cincn aaiicrten gn=
ariff 5u ihiiten Sel,tihIano erflGrt
ferner, BOB es O1nemarf l,no Nor.
tpegen niht als 9oiis gum slngrifi
gesen Gnglanb sebrallhen min,
!uenn GngIano es niht olwh icin
Sorseben oa5u spingt.
aopenbngen. Teutihlano beiett
I'M @libfrieg SGnemarf lno bat IN.
nerbal6 5iuei Stllnren nod bem lllti.
matilm @eiis bon ser SoltptItoot So
penbagcn crsrifien.
0Gnemarf leiltete feinen @ioer.
itanb. slls am Moreen bes Sienstos
Die 9aneu a,,ituad)ten luareu iie I'M
ter bclltidem Yroteftorot.
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beiagen oaB britiide 4rieesihiffe in
oen Oslo =5ioro einsefabren ieien
INTO Die oeutihe Belas,,ne our lleber.
gabe aufforoerte.
Stodbolm Rraiioent &ambro bonn
nor,uesiiten 9alaments CAB bier be.
tannt, oaB er sNehrid)t babe bonn
noripegiihen aommanoe,r, oab oie
griten in geiis bon Bergen gelangt
ieien unS oie 0eutihen aus Der StnSt
1ronobeim pertrieben sporeen ieien,
Berlin. Geistiblauo CAB su oab iie
5tpei areu5e roerloreu babe, ,@lii.
der" un6 ~aarlsrube". Bier britiihe
3eritorer tpuroeu bon uns apf ben
Meeressruno eeihidt. Aubernem
puroen bier britiihe Shlahtihiffe.
aluei britiide 5hIadtfrerser unb 2
Sransportidiffe burd 2uftbomben
itaper beifGoist.
slbisco, Suebiide Grense. Mobt.
lliierilng bon $4,000 Rortpegern 1T
fertig uno Die Solbaten tpurbeu n,f.
geforoert, ibre Hflidjt au tun Biz a,sm
bitteren Gnoe. sfpuere gerhlite a,,f
beioen Seiten iperoen bon Glber,tm
getnelbet.
Stodbolm. Gie 3eit,,ne .stfton.
blaoet" erflarte in elmer Grtra.sFns.
gabe, oab Die nortuesiide Meeier,ats
lpieSer nad Oslo Sl,riidaefebrt Iei,
nadoem es bor stpei Taeen rd6 -&o.
mar, 60 Meilen nOroIid, eefIoben
mar. Die DeutIden iino suriidgeF6la.
gen tporoen. Ser 9onis uno Sic We.
gieruno lei s,riidgefebrt. =,
Sonoon. Tte Oslo Solicitation
bat feline Satigfeit iuieber aufsenorn.
men, naf)oen Die 0euiden aus SsIo
pertrieben iino. -,
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bringen, oas Central Council Of
Steels". Tas ltrteil bes Sberbunoes.
gerihts bat aber MN beipieien, oab
sic merifanichen s(rbeiter arh oas
Hedt baben. ibre Organization 5ll
rpGblen. Seoer fortihrittlid) oenfen-
oe Menid, m1,B nit oielem llrteil 5rl.
frieben iein.
Ser Streif por 81 Ser Belt sic mel
fenoe aub Ser cnaliifen 3eit,rnser
uno ibrer 6il,ter,nGnlrer. bes aapita,
lismlls, 10 oaB iosar Der giirger-
meiiter Glebelanbs irre gefiibrt iuer.
oen fonnte uno peranlaBt tpuroe Sen
@oupernel,r Tapep alf5uforbern, sic
StaatspoliSei gum Sdulbe gegen bie
Streifer berbci5urllfen. @ir hoffen,
oab lie beioe nah Dem ltrteil bes
Sberbllnbesseridts auf ser Seite
bes sSortihritts idreiten.
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"freien Meeren" nod Dem 1inneu.
paiieritraBen unS ausbiIfsftueiie auf
Die Giienbabnen gu leeen. Sdon BOT
Der britiiden RrieeserfI1rung bonn
B. September 1889 tpareu lid oie
Sonalluferitaaten oariiber einig, bah
elm groB3iigiser Musbau Der uostir.
liden WaiieritraBen une bic Sdaff
uns BON 3ufabrtsDeeen 3u @aiier ei.
mem gemeiniamen Beriirfnis emit.
lpreden ipiiroe. Sm oe,ltid.ruuaGn.
iiden @irtidatspertrae bonn %.
Mar5 1889 ninunt Die AuseeitaIh,ue
Der Gonauipaiieritrabe einen bebs,,t.
iamen Blas elm. Gines Ser ,pihtiaiten
Storllngsmomente Ser Iesten Sobr.
5ebnte tpar Ole Bielltaatieteit Gtras
Der Gonau ooer eieentlia bic Gpay-
nuns, Die Giferiudt ,,no 6as Mib.
trnllen, Die apiiden ben Donnuitaa.
ten berridten. gfab Ser Ginelieoe.
rllng Seiterreid)s in oas @eid nod
llnterIteuuns 9Sbmens ,noMabrens
ais Hroteftorat, unter Ser Giibruns
Oeutidlanos ,n6 nad S1aff,uts
naber freunoidaftIider 8esiebuueeu
5lpiid6en DeutihIano ,lno Ser EIcsuo.
tel lit Die 8uianumenarbeit ,peientlid
pereinfadt iuor6en. Die 6ertigitei.
lung oes tnihtisiten 4Afabrttdnols,
bes Mbein.M .Main.0p Ranaysi lN
&egulier,,ng Der oberen unS ,nittIA
rem Dona,t Bis CUR ungariifen @ret.
sc uno Der @all bes gerbinounesta.
nails 5lpiideH Sber uno Gppol.;iino
in greifbare Mdbe eeriift. 0ie ,3n
fubridapierigteiten, inter 6enen. ote
Sdnoer Der unteren 0onnll iett in
0riege leiben ,lne Die Iahien6e gt.
fenntnis. BOB fein anoerer Geftsn,tt
l,no aunoe 0eltidlauos ettpn sd.
pro5entise @eteiIielme am Auben.
banoeI Der iiiboiteropdiiden st6aten
iibernebmen fam, baben ,nondek ,,4,k
eeitimmt, Der iid bisber bon Der lie-
bernabme neitsebenber @inb,dt9ett
fhel,te.
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esritiidber ,lneriii ani ,1arpie abee,uieien
1lod eeutidlem ,3eriht haben Die 8riten id,mere
Derluite erlitten

ltmlaollng oes in Sdapeoen gc,uon.
nenen Giicner5es fir Teutihlono
ltottfinoet. Die Ieutihen IanOeten
ettpa 1000 Se,.te. 9ie Stobt mar alip
pollltdnoig iiberrl1mpelt morocn lrnN
bu Scr @ioerltano ppcflos mar, cr.
gab iid, sic @epolfcruug rnbg Sem
Sdidial.
Son % i'm Saicn liegenoen San
ocls'd)lficu .porcn 9 bcutihc, pier
britilcbc, bier nor!peaiihc, brei idpuc
Oilhe uno Elm hollanbilhes. Gin oeut,
icbes Sanoels'd,itf lief aui 8r,rnb
'ols eS Dem @ranatieuer 81 entgcben
lildtc. Eriienmaunihaiten purocn
nlli sic Sd)iiie aeiebt llnb Die @eiot
sung al Suno geiiibrt. Su Die Staot
gtaruif ielbIt iielcu feline 8ranaten.
Sonoon. 9!e griten seben 81, oab
iie oie erIte Shluppe an Ser neler
ifunOinapiIhen 6ront erlitteu baben
Sin slngriff auf Rarnif, INN Die oeut
ihen Srltppen BON BORT 81 pertreiben,
lit nad bartem aampi llno Ginbubc
ser britIihen SSlotte miBlunaen.
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Gum GO. 8ebmrtstag bes 9edant-
Sta0tpfarrers 6ans Hctri.

s(m 5. MIrs beging Der Ge6ant.
Staotpfarrer Sans Hetri, ser per-
SienItppae geiitlihe ssiibrer unieres
@ufarelter &irhenbe5irfs unb treuc
Scelioraer ser 8roBitaotgemeinoe
@ufareit ieinen 60. @eburtstag. slm
5. MGr5 1880 in &iiitrin als Sobn
beS na6mali9eu marfanten Superin-
tenoenten Or. 2eopolo Yetri, oem er
in einem 2ebensbilo I'M SSabrbuh
fir branoenburgiihe airbengelhib.
te Elm ihones 9enfrnal geiett bat, se-
6nren, ituoierte er in Berlin, 9iibin-
gen unO Grlnngen Sbeologie ,,nb
fano nod ieiner Sroination inn Mai
bes Sabres 1908 ieinc erlte Mn1tcl,
lung als Silfsprcoiser in 2uden-
maloe. @ereits Ser Nopember oes
SSsobres 1909 finoet i'm oils &iarrer
nno 2ebrer IN Turnu=Seperiu, bon
mp aus er nod Mrsbrllh oes @elt.
frieees IN bie Snternierung nahMl,B-
lan6 beridleppt >puroe. mo er audi in
Oor!ia an einenl Ihiperen 9ppbus err
Sdlub auf Seite z.
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Gnoldnoer leoen ll1inen
in norneoilhen
6emdIiern

Wir Grinaen bier cine filrse slb-
banolung ii6er Sic Greigniiic ser po-
litiiden 8iibne in europa:
Sonbnn. Sic Mcgierlngen rnn
ssronreib nmS Guglonc habcn be
fannt 1egeben bob lie orei arobe
Winenielber an ser norpeaiidgn
Giilte angelegt babcn, lml Die oeltitc
Shiifabrt an Ser 9cnllslng Der nor
tuegiiden SobeitsaemGiier fiir Sen
Transrprt pon idyrpebiihem Gr5 5ll
perbinbern.
Sic Miuenielber lieecn bel ser
Salbiniel Stabtlonoet, Yuo uno @eit
ssiorh. Die Winenieloer ,peroen AZ
Stllnoen lang beipad,t, Inn all Der.
tinhern. oaB ein nor,peeiihes Shiif
,mperiebens in bas Bebict einiihrt.
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EcuanH bcrcitet iisk per

Sm Saag. Soaanb triiit 'aGe no
tigen Gprbereitllngen sur Gerteioi-
gl.ngum iit sesen einen iiberraihen-
Sen s(nsriff slt ihiisen. Die meiiten
ltrlallbe bel Seer unb 1lotte tpurben
allfgebohen luo soblreid,c &abinettss
iisllngen ianben Itatt. Sn ipibtigen
@eballoen Ser StGote beiinoen ii6
Golten. 9eionbere Mabnabmen ,plr-
Sen al ser boaanoiid- -oe,,tihen
8rensc getrpifen, no StraBen uno
8riideu perborrifaoiert luurben. Mus
griiiiel miro gemeloet. oaB 9elgien
bereit lei, alien nellen Gnt,pidll,ngen
nit 9iubc elltgegen 81 ieben.
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Reeiepelt ,,nc H,.u iiftr
iefert ftat waitineten

Oslo, Norpegen. Iienstog nafts
bradte Der telegraph Sic Melbrna
nah WaIbington bon bem Ginnarih
oeutIf,en Srlppen in 9dnemarf lnb
Stelll,ng eines, llltimatl,ms al Nor-
tpegen. Die amerlfaniihe 8otihais
term in Nortpegen, ssrou @oroen.
Sariman berihtete es Iofort llnb Der
anlaBte barallf HrGiioent Moolepelt
ltno Staatsiefretdr Suu aus ibren
Serien sIriidsurllfen uno miro MIN
ertpartet, bab Ser &reis Ser Meibllnn
ser friegfiibrenben 8espdiier aud, ll,r
Oie gan5e itanoinapiibe Sulbiniel er
flurt miro.
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slm'tcrSom. Cine ihluerc See
dlaht bcgonn um Gienstag in ser
Fabc oes Sfogerot niht peit bon
Der Idpeoiiden aiiite. sslugseuse
'tpGrnten 5u Sunberten iiber benz
@allcr llno @omber griIien in Sen
aanpf cin. Ger &i mar ser gr0b-
c biabcr oa2cluelene. Gimppbner bon
slieuen rsniein ltauoen iiir Stlmoeu
unG borten Dem aanonenbonner Su.
Ger &r begann Inn llbr nah-
1itta9s lmb ouilertc bis Sonnenln-
Hrgang. Nabbem Der Mono am Stint
mel erlhien begam Der &f bon
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Wocben( cbau
Der politt(cben
qage in Guropa
2triee bat iite aui SIC ifan>inapiiden GtinSer
.-. aus0eNctnt

Gir Hcaicrl,n1 lit nah Somor, &C
0fcilen norolid, BON Sslp, geilohen
Shtpere &Glnpfe baben oie Telltihen
n,tt Den Norlueaern 81 beiteben, oo
Die letteren iiberaIl entlons hires
Sonoes @ioerItanb gegen sen Gin
nlurid Ser ocltihen MilitGrl1oid,inc
lcilten.
Sn5lpiiden maren oie Teutidpn sll
g@aller eriolgreid) llnb beiebten piele
Itrate9ild5en Eunfte Mor,uegens. 60
ficl Die Snuptltuot Salo, hic Saien.
Itaot Bergen, Narpif Tim Gisneer)
lno piele anbere in bie SGnoe Ser
slngreifer.