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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
This Changing World
Second Front in Europe Desperately Needed
To Divert Nozis From Struggle With Russions

In recent weeks, particularly
since mid-April, attacks by Nad
raiders have increased In inten-
sity. A number Of ships carrying
vital war material to Murmansk
and Archangel have been sent to
the bottom, despite desperate de-
tense put up by British and
American escort vessels.
Desperate Effort.
The Russians are fighting the
greatest battle in the history Of
their country. They realize the
difficulties connected with trans
portation of war material over
the long route across the At
lantic and know that the Ger
mans are row throwing the bulk
of their navy into a desperate
effort to cut this vital line OF
communications. Nevertheless,
they seem disgruntled because
planes, anti-aircraft guns and
tanks have not reached them in
the expected quantities.
While extremely successful in
their resistance to their powerful
and well-organized enemy. the
Russians realize that unless war
material reaches them In time.
for effective use their continued
resistance will be difficult.
German supplies come to the
front from relatively short dis
lance while q stable portion of
essential Russian weapons comes
across the ocean. Even after 1t
reaches a Russian port 1t must
travel as far over land to reach
the front as does war material
going to the Nazi lines from Reich
factories.
Hence the pressing demand by
Moscow to London and Washing
ton for the opening of a second
front in Europe-at almost any
price. The Russians have enor-
nous man power at their dis
posal and the loss of human life
is a secondary consideration in
the calculations of the Soviet
high command. Hence, If. by
engaging the Nazis in Western
Europe. even in a losing battle,
some German strength could be
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

than on definitely formulated
plans. They will undergo extern
sive training, and it may be nee
essary to include them In raids
on the coast Of Norway and
France in order to teach them a
new type Of warfare, which will
require landing operations on
grand scale.
In the past the United States
Marine Corps was employed ex-
clusively for such operations.
Now, when the time comes for an
about attack against Hitler, 1t
may be necessary to train the
entire American Army for what
is regarded as the most difficult
form of offensive action.
Ships Main Bottleneck.
The arrival Of the American
force in Ireland is expected to
have a salutary moral effect on
our Russian allies. who are fight
ing bitter battle against the
Nazis. The Moscow government
is somewhat disgruntled because
the amount OF war material We
have been sending under lease
lend arrangements has not come
up to expectations.
The output Of American fac
tories in some instances has ex-
ceeded the most optimistic pre-
dictions. Since the beginning Of
February. when We organized the
division of our war material be-
tween the Pacific and Europe,
production of war material for
the U. S. s. r. has been up to
schedule.
The main bottleneck was the
lack of ships to transport the
huge quantities Of material on
hand. By sacrificing other things,
however, bottoms have been OBJ
tanned to carry war material to
the Soviets. In some cases the
British released space on which
they had priority, in order to
make 1t available for shipments
to Russia.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

l Sc II. 1t has
b cen charged
that its insist
ence upon pro-
m ting N e "
Deal social aims
and playing New
Deal politics Gas
In the re c e n t
N e W ers e y
judgeship) in
terferes with a
full concentra-
ton on the war
effort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

n e c e S S a r y
emphasis on lag
ging production
and the short
ages and search
ties of vital
materials h q v e
com b | n e d a t
times to give a
pessinistic i'm
preston. Every
thing is relative,
of course, and
the goals set are
as yet far from
realization Init
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

t h a t t h e
i'd e a S pre-
sented in this
column stem
70 m Max
Werner, who
Is a very bril-
liant military
analyst, one
of the few
who up to
now has been
right on the
Russian war.
H e antici-
pated it, fore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

Princeton alumni In the Washing
ton vicinity.
DR.. Harold Willis Dodds, president
of the university, and John G.
Foster, legal adviser and first secre-
tary Of the British Embassy, will be
speakers, according to Arthur G
Lambert, chairman of the annual
banquet committee. Lawrence NJ
Proctor is president of the club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

ers, who carelessly run one or two
wheels over the cutters to rest on
the thin layer Of turf covering the
tree roots.
Park officials said the practice is
spreading to an extent that hum
dreds of trees are seriously affected.
Instructions have been issued to
park police to arrest offenders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
On the Record
BY DOROTHY THOMPSON.

am no military analyst, but a
columnist must not be afraid to
pick other and more expert
brains on occasion.
Therefore 1t is only fair to say
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Police 10 Arrest Motorists
Who DAMAGE Park Trees

A campaign to protect valuable
park trees against damage by care
less motorists has been initiated by
the National Capital Parks Office, it
was announced today.
The American elms are among the
worst sufferers from off-road park
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
HitIer's Drive for Kerch Seen as Little Effort
Thut Leeds Nowhere and Hints Nozi Decline

only a small strip Of land per-
manently threatened by the
Russian Black Sea fleet based
on Sevastopol. 1t is sheer non
sense to think that one can cross
from Kerch to the Caucasus
mainland for q major operation.
From there one can make COM
mando raids, but they won't Sc
cure the Caucasus.
The brilliant-and heretofore
typical-Nazi way to the Cauca-
sus is via Moscow: Knock out
the enemy, and you have all the
enemy possesses and controls.
That was the spring and summer
offensive Of 194l.
The second way Is: Hold the
whole area between Kharkov and
the Black Sea as a base for
forward move against Roetov and
the Caspian. That was the move
Of last fall. The Germans were
In Rostov-for q while.
The third way-the actual
spring offensive against Kerch-
will land them in a dead-end
street.
Kharkov Is Anchor.
But how about the Russians,
whom every one seemed to think
were going to resist heroically"?
They have started a spring Of
fensive, in the hitherto Nazi
manner Of grand strategy. For
Kharkov is the anchor OF the
whole Nazi line from Moscow to
the Black Sea.
Until now the Russians have
only made CONTROVERSIES.
That is to say, after the German
offensive petered out before Mos
COW they made a counteroffen-
sive. But the move against
Kharkov Is a prime initiative.
setting the theater Of the war
the date set by them and not by
the Nazis, and threatening the
whole Nazi strategy.
There's no prediction implied
that the Russians will win the
war by this, but it is test OF the
capacities OF the two armies.
Now look at our old friend
Hitler. He Is standing with re-
luctant feet where the brook and
river meet" He has hung his
clothes on a hickory limb but
doesn't go near the water, or
rather no nearer than Kerch.
And behind him is a ghost with
whip. The ghost is time. He
must act. For II he doesn't act
he is lost. But if he acts. 1t may
become obvious that he is too
weak to win the war. So he acts,
for the first time, In little way.
Opportunities Golden.
Now, this doesn't mean we have
won the war. 1t doesn't mean
that months may not pass and
years may not pass before the
instigators of this horrible war
against mankind are laid low. But
it means that there are now
golden opportunities for us. We
don't have to 60 on treading
water and hoping that a rope
will be thrown. We can act.
Act anywhere, with energy, and
1t will bear fruits. Act anywhere
with audacity and 1t will hasten
the end Of this war. One can see
the graph of this struggle. The
enem- In the west has reached
his pinnacle. and is flattening
out, and is about to decline.
Sure there is going to be an
other major German offensive,
but Hitler's afraid Of it-for the
first time.
So now is the time for innu-
merable swift kicks in his pants.
1t may be principle Of chival-
ry never to hit an enemy when he
is down. But 1t isn't a principle
Of warfare. On the contrary.
(Released BY the Bell Syndicate. Incl
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Princeton Alumni Plan
Dinner Here Friduy

A record-breaking attendance Is
expected at the annual dinner Of
the Princeton Club at 7:30 pm. Fri
day at the Chevy Chase Club.
There are now approximately 1000
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

THE opinions OF the Uriters this page their not
necessarily The Stars Such opinions presented In The
Stars effort to gue all sides OF questions OF interest to its
readers although opinions may contradictory among
| themselves and directly opposed to The Stars.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
BY FRANK r. KENT.

1t has been charged that this
administration. while calling upon
the people for great sacrifices. is
unwilling to make any sacrifices
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
u. S. Hews
Path to
Victory
Management, Labor
Feed Weapons to
Effective Forces
BY DAVID LAWRENCE.

The United States war effort Is
proceeding more favorably than is
generally imagined.
The succession OF reverses, the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Skidmore Girls to Graduate

Judith L. Helmick Of Washington,
and Eleanor Lee of Bethesda, will
be graduated June ! from Skidmore
College.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20

The war we're In Is the war to
win! Buy War bonds!
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1942-05-20
Narrow Military Path.

The Caucasus Is highly for
tilted region that can only be
conquered by huge armies. To
complete this conquest one needs
a secure base large enough to
gather thereon all that Is needed,
and to secure communication
lines
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Der Srteohofseane
Wpn 9psl.

@eim Sotcngribcr ppdt e5 at,
@tab auf, n1ad alli bu sreiier Monul
Su auf Die Siir ,,nb ui,rm Den Stab,
Wtubt 5ciacn mir Elm tcures 8rab!
Gin Sren,bcr ipriht's nit ltrupp GEM
Bart,
Gerbrdnnt llnb rallb, nod &riegerart.
@ie beibt Der Seure, Der eudb itarb
llnb lid, Elm Eiubl bel mir erparb?
Sic aRutter lit e5, fennt ibr nidt
Ser Wtdrtba Spbn mebr un 0eiid)t2
S,ilf 8ptt, iuie groB, lpie braun aebrannt,
Sdtt MN llnb ninlner eud erfauut.
Sod trn,int uno iebt, bier lit Bet Srt,
9tnd Dem gcfrngt midi ellcr Wprt.
$,ier iupbnt pcrbiillt TON Orb unb Stein
Nuu cl,cr totes Mtiitterlein.
ia itebt Der Arie9er lang unb ldtpcist,
Sas ooupt binab 5ur @rllit eenei9t.
Gr itebt lrlb itarrt gum tellern Grab
Ifit trlnenfeiftem Slid hinab.
Sann id,iittelt CT Ieiu Saupt unb iprid]t
Sbr irrt, bier ipobnt Die Sote nidt!
gSic itjloB Gin Naun1, 10 eng unb Helm.
Sie 2iebc elmer Wltter ein2
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Netaer 2lnerifi a,.f
4O,SfmttNeittuche
tp,tr~c abacpieiett

Waibington. Die reuftionGren &as
pituliIten l,no ibre Scrtreter im Sc.
nat baben nbermuls einen s(ngrifi
auf sic 40.StunSenwohe inter.
nommen. aaum abgelebnt pergeuDeN
oieie 2eute pieoer ibre 3eit. Die ab~
selebnte GonnallpSorlage ioa na6
SItern aberlnals sur Sebatte geitelt
peroen. Siesnal fonlnt Der s(ntrae
BON tSenntor 8 CAMEL, 5eras.
6ortidrittlih benfenoe 2eute ioa.
ten perlangen, bab bie Senatoren uno
Reprdientanten mdbreno hires Ser,
MINIS lid our Debate ibren @Gblern
1oritcllen. Iber 10 etpas mar nod
niemals llno onrlm fonnen sic Ser
rem in @aibington audi MAIDEN mas
lie tpoblen. Wir Iinb ser s(niid)t, oab
lie nad) Saule geben Bis ser arieg
3u Gnbe lit. iugte Elm HaoiocrflGrer
oleIer Gage ,,no flaroenfenoe Irbeiter
gcben linn Heft.
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utber 10000 perienen
IN, NlaiicftperIa erIan,tt,l,,ae
Oirettor Ganbis mad)fc anf bic
Oefabren Der 8ombarbicrmna
amfmcrfiam

CLEVELAND. Cine anoGftigc uno be.
gcllterte Menidenmenge borte Sanlcs
M. Saleois, Sireftor Ser Gipilian &C.
fcnle, In Ser Bubble Sal.
Seine nit groBem Sntereiie er.
tpartete Neoe gipfelte IN oen Sd,laa.
iporten: rSest porbereitet su iein nno
niht 5ll aparten bis es 81 ipit iii. !"
Wir ba5en feline g1ranticn, oaG ipir
niht audi elm 2pnoon erleben. Sar.
Inn ntiiien mir inns porbereiten. 9tur
eintge tauieno Meilen trenncn ,,ns
bon Nortpegen lnb sic Slusseit naf
oen reihen Snouitriopiertel Ser Gro,
ben Seen lit MIR 90 Minuten llnaer
ats Die SlusSeit nah SEEM 0orf.
8ir baben Spar 8r0nlano uno IS.
lano als Stiibpl,nfte, ober bieariegs.
loge Gnoert iid) taelid.
Oann ging er su Sen Mrbeiten ser
3uilen SerteiSigune iiber. Hir aIle
miilien anieren Seil ba5u beitraaen
nno mitarbeiten, INT sen 3riea sum
liegreid)en Gno eSu trinsen. Seoer
lit ein ariegsarbeiter. Die Office for
Gibilian Sefenie miro oaraui ieben,
oaf, Die notigen Shut, ,Ipparate 10.
fort bon Der Sabrif nad) Sertigitel.
lung in Sic Stdote selansen. Ias
1T uniere 5dtigfeit uuo unIere Ser,
pflif,trng.
Mabor 2auide periprad) oas Glepe.
lano leinen Seil tlln min. Mnoer.
Reoner iparen Tan Z. Moore, Ge,
gionaloireftor, ssilliam u. Stinh.
bomb, Golintpoireftor.
Ser g6eno ielbit ipuroe einaeleitet
nit einisen N,nnmern oes 0lepe,
LAMB 'SWnpbcnie Srdeiters ilno oes
Srpbens Male Gborus.
Das Geler.Separtment brotte
praftiide Genonitrationen sur So.
ihung bon Jei,erbonrben uno cine
Mbteillina gop Scouts Seigte Metbo,
Den in erIter Silfe.
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Nb kcute itmr itch
G,abenta,tist iitSelih

Naibingion. Wiit iofprtiger @ir.
flung Wuroe Ser gerfauf Don 3ubn.
pniten uno Naiierieifen in Suben.
form an alle 2eute perboten, oie niht
sleif]5eitig alte leere Suben abeeben.
aleinbanoler, Die iiG an oieie @eIo.
Itrafen niht balten, baben NIT elmer
8eloitrafe bis 81 $4,000 uno elmer
Saftitrafe bon eilem Sabr 81, red.
nen. @leih5eitig lpuroe bie Gerlpen.
oung bon 3inntl,ben iiir gtabrungs.
mittel uitp. perboten.
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Siriscnten Bruno S9alter 81, bGren
lein.
2ilp 9iannel, bie al ser @rensc
bon @elgien eeboren 1puroe, iingt Sic
&itelrolle in Carmen" am Wittipod,.
abeno. Sen 8. slpril. Sieielbe birisiert
Sbomas 9eedam ans Gttglano.
Sm yMcienfonalier" an Donners.
togobenS treten al.f 2otte 2eblnan,
Snrmila 9tppotna, eleanor Steber,
emanuel Siit. Sulius Siibn.
sln Greitagnahmittag ipiro in
r5be Wtagic sSl,lte" 9iola 9of uno
staoine Conner; isreitasabeno San
Heere nit Selen Sebion in v2a Sra,
biata" auftreten.
Nm 'Snlnstagnabnittag miro
Soasoa" gegeben nit Grace Moore,
sleaanoer 'Sueo iohpie lSalpatore
gaccalpni unb am sIbcne in Geroi's
vMioa".
Sas Heportcurc lit ipc iulgt:
:Nontas, 6. slpril Son Giovanni
Sien5tag, Z. 9lpril Sobenorin
WfittpoG, 8. Ipril Carmen
Tprner5tag. 8. Irril: 9pienfaUnlicr
1reitug nahn,., 10. slpril: Iogic Slute
tSreitagabe5b, 10. Spril: ga Srabiuta
SanStag hadn't, II. Ipril: Costa
Sainstagubcnb. H. slpril: Iiba
Gintrittsfarten einId)lie6lit) ;Seoc,
raj Steler foitcn $1.t0, 1920,
$3.50, $40, $3.50 umo $500, umr
Iino ihun iett 81 baben an Sper gor
Office mo Gineang Yonf of Com,
n,erce in Glepelano.
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Nitariff a,sf Geleit,Me
imr Amiiei, pereeblid,

2onopn. Ginbeiten Der E5ritiIden
uno rlliiiiden Jlotte baben in ibren
crlten gemeinlamen Ginias sic eriten
ocutihan slngriife auf sic n0roIitbr
SerIorgungsrollte nad) MuBlan0 ab.
gelhlaeen. Gin ocutiber 3erltorer
iuurOc nerienft, apci idiper beidti,
aigt. Gin Sransportitbiff unlererieits
ging perlpren.
Berlin. Sicr ipuroe Ourd) 9funo.
filnf mitgeteilt, oab Elm Gele!tsug I'M
Gismeer angegriffcn ,puroc uno bier
Shifie pericnft ipuroen, oarunter Elm
10000 Sonnen Sransportihiff ser
Mmerifauer.
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Gmreiitc G,ait,pafie
ertGlt UeritGreaf,aeit

2onoon. Sier ipurOe eiu 9erit)!
ser 9ritiicten 9i,lnofltnfgeieaihaft
ber6reitet, in oem mitgeteilt iplrrbe,
OoB tiirtiid)e Hiloten britiihe glen'
beimWontber ,lno amerifaniihe 90,
mabalpf -Sagoflug5euge bonn 9tabcn
Siten nah Ser Siirfei gefloeen bet,
ten. SieIe Slug5euge uerben bie tiir.
fiife Sufhuafie itGrfen.
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elkan>el fir
5prc3. untiatite,aer

Waibington. Sor Dem Mittel- unO
8ege-aomitee Ses 9lbseoronetenbau.
les trat Die ,american Heatil 6eoer.
ation" oafiir Elm, Oab iie fir cine 5,
pro5entlge l-llmiatlteuer ani
ale 8aren iino. 0ie &eeierlng er.
bGlt baburb 3 Wtiqiaroen, ben0tiat
aber Z Wiaiaroen an neren Steuern
i'm fomnenoen Sabr. Die Samilien
nit biel a0pfen iino natiirli1 oie
2eiotragenoen.
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1nteritatic,t0le erfSnt
itt Gcititif,ltic,t Foil

@aibington. Gtiuas SeItiames true
lict bier SIT: Sic rSnternationale"
sullroe in Ser Gonititution ASH Ser
Daughters Of tie Imerican 9febo.
luton" gelpielt. oie feline Gelesen.
belt porbeigebcn laiien, I'm sen Som.
munisInus an5uereifen. 2as Bolton
Spmpbonie Srfelter ipielte S,,gun,
item Ser rl,iiiifen &riegsbilie. Die
2iite ser S0roerer oes aon5erts true
oie 9tamen bon 8rdiioent Hooiepeli
unc Srau iotpie Si5eprdiioent @al,
lace uno ;Srau.
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6,an,nti tpiettieer Saeter
int 8liberiee
Die Seilsar,nee mirb Sbnen belicn
bieIen 0niitmi at bcrncrtcn fir ben
grDhen &f.

Mefaniiierter &rieg! Srieg nui
Nuoern braud)t @ummi iehr notpens
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oaucrn om liingitcn uno lino oie CT.
iten sic in Sen arieg gcbsl,. mrs gbs
fallgummi ntllb Sic SSsirtarbcit bes
iprgen. Gle 8llllniIuouItricn fnn.
nen 100000 Sonnen alten Nunlni in
bral,h6are Yrob!lfic pcrnrbeiten.
,Suft alien nlten @un,lni sMianlnen
gan; gleit) ob Hcsennliintcl, 9aoes
fappen, 8rnlnibd.'Ssr nl:c 0ummi.
ioblel,. i@aiierflaiGen, @olihGlle, etc.
9irien Sic Sic &eilsarlrec inter
Scnoeripn 1867 poer ithitIen Sic cine
HoItfarte olf 2i79 DIT 80. Strabe
mo Elm Sr1f nit bein Notc'i Sbilo
miro alles ab5oleu
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8abY eebcren ais $stifi
GerpeNctrefieft erkGlt

stetp Yorf. slls 'Sonntas porlnit.
tag ein 6rahter Dor ser MtIantiffiiItc
einen SorpeOotreffer erbielt. brabte
cine Mutter in elmer Sabine oes
Sd)iffes ein aino sur e@lt. Gs ge.
lang ser Mannihaft Sic Muttcr llnr
oas iuenige Mimlten ulte &ino Iif,er
in Elm Hettllngsboot 81 brineen.
Gines imierer arieesidifie bat
oas &ettllngsboot nit set SHUTTER uns
oem aino altfsefiiht.
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waitinefett t,parnt
SIC 2lracntittier

&aibington. 9is Nrgentinien iid
entidtieoen bat, ieinen SeiI su ser
Ssrteloigllns ser tueitlifen Semi
ipbire bei5utrasen, lit sic 9iegieruna
Ser Sereinigtcn 'Staaten natursemdB
ge5lplrngen iercu 9tationen, Die ser
Md'e Ben &rieg crflGrt ODER sic 8e,
Sicbllngen abge6roden baben, in
tommer5ieller Siniid)t Sen TorSua
5li geben. Gas lit ser &ern elmer ST.
tldrltng all slrgentinien.
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&olSertStmt,e ,pirN
t'e11t Sei,at aneenentn,et,

Wa'bington. 9ie rom Senat NIT
1870 Stimmen ansenommene Gor.
lage. oen Soioateniolb BON $2t aui
$42 I'M Monat SIT erbOben, biirfte i'm
SanIe in IA Sagen 5ur Serbanoluna
foInmen. Gs miro aber als iider er-
fpartet, LAB er aild ba angenommen
iperoen miro.
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9etreten lit, entgesen gebraht. Sic
miro ais Glia nit 2aurit Melfior
am Sienstag, Sen Z. slpril, abenos,
iingen uno miro ais cine ser arob,
ten @osneriiingerinnen oieies 3eit'
alters betrahtet uno ioa ioear Tlag.
itao iibertreffen.
Im GrOffnungsabeno miro Sari
mila 9iobotna it, ,Tpn 8iobanni"
nit elmer mdhtigen Gollenbeies,lng
uno inter 2eitllng oes beriibmten
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8eittbeit fallen at,f
feipital i,t 8ataat,

Naibington. Die Bomberoieruna
ser Sniel. Sorts in Der ManilasBai
ging einige Gage lang unb 6ann
@aibington. Die Bombarolcrung
oen Sapanern iftpere 8erluite su-
gefiigt. 8isber batten Die Sapaner
elm gut beseihneteS &oipitaI nidt
angegriffen, aber ourh ibren Miber-
folg grifien iie nun au6 bas &oipital
an. gs CAB einige 8erlnIte.
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Hippe~reit,e Gteafer
rSuug pf tie Ssfanbs", te0;nnt
Gente 0pnnerstag, 2. Mprif.

Iieie gSode baben .oie Ginobel,t-.
der cine beionoere 8elesyrbeit sen
re,ien Slim Songs Of tbe Sslano"
nit 9cttp @ra6le uno Sic Watllfc III
Sen SitelroIlen i'm Sippobrunle oll
ieben. SbGne 9ieOer iuie rIoiuu OF
gni, slnli, Sni, Sni Sslc", rShrien
has gone Sapaiiun lmo rS5Dlts
9!lS5Ill' Goi,iill" 5u b0ren. Gs mir
fen nod init Sad Safie, 8ilte Gil.
bert l,nb Silp Sattie II. q nj.
Ssenn lie lih einmal gut ll,terbals
ten apollen bei @elang llno bobei
piel Spab ba6en iuollen beiurhen Sie
oieIen Slim. :,
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8atitpertetr 1taliens
tutrS eineeidtriinft

Berlin. Cine Meloung aus Mai,
lano beiast, oaB Der italieniid)e
Bdbnperfebr l,nter einem neuen ieti
in Graft getretenem Jabrplan Inn
1000 Weilen perfiirst lpuroe. Iie
.Grlte alaiie" miro MN nod auf ill.
ternationalen 3iigen beibebalten.
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Shiiis.perl,.ite a,,i
9S eeitieaett

8aiblnston. Sn Ser ge}trisen be.
enbeteu @ofe murbe Die @erienfung
bon % Sbiffen Ser @ereinigtcn ssa,
tionen i'm sltlantif amtlitt befannt
gegeben. 3ieies brinet oie 3ayl auf
SO bis jebt.
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Il. :. Slieeer in, pa3iiie
ictr erielareiet

Meltonrne. Son guitralien fon,nt
Sic gtadridt, bab Sic II. e. Jlieger
bis 5,m 1. MGr5 90 feinolide Sago.
flug5euse abgeifoiien uno 46 feinns
lihe TRANSPORTER ioipie IA &riegS.
ifiife uerienft oSer ihluer 6eldGbigi
boben.
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Sringt neue Stcrnc in bieier Cpcrn.
Sai,'pn nad) Glepelano. g..

llngelp0bnlihes Sntereiie miro Dem
eriten 9lliitreten in Gleuelano ser
Sdngerin slitrio Sar.
nap, oie nit 90 Sabren .id,on in
boben Slang Scr Wetropplitan Sper
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- Sect beibt es alio, oas
Gtrammiteben an erlernen, obne
iblapp al MAIDEN.
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8mlearief, icu 2OO,OOO
Scl>aten iteueft

Bern. 0eutife &reiie erfl1rten,
buB &onia Boris pon 8ulsarien SIT,
Ter 100000 buleariide Gruppen fir
Die Sitfcont periprote1 bot.
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Emitiee Gde
Gr fennt lin.

Sebrer: vNebmen mir on, oein
@ater lit einem aaufmann fiinf3ig
Collar uno einem anoeren au9 flint.
gig Collar idulbig = ipiepieI tp1re
oas ouiammen?"
Setter: ~Sunbertunofiinf5ig Col
lar!"
2ebrer: ~Warum bunoertNinf3is
Touar?"
Heter: $50 iin0 audi iGon oie sc.
riAtsfoiten oa6ei!"
"0Einter, iiebt man es bent Serrn
an Dob er iein rieiiges germosen
auf @ennbabnen ertuorben bat2"
r@ie intereiiant! @ibt es tatIdd,.
lif Neniden, oie our6 Wettcn reid
tpur6en?"
$50 meine id es ia eor niht! @r
bot bort biele Sabre nit
Bier uno ionitieen grfriiduneen &C.
banoeIt!"
4
rSit Der Gbef 5u ipred)ent"
"Tiir id)one Grauen 1T Der gbei
imner gu baben."
"@nt. Sagen Sic ibmL BOB feline
ssraM bier it,"