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19TH
YEAR.
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TELEGRAMS.
Sl.
UVUIADLATIVIN.
London,
Fek. Bth. —Lady Bonham-Car-
ter,
who
before
her
marriage
to
Sir
Maurice Bonham-Carter
was
Miss
Violet
Asquith, daughter of Mr, Herbert Asquith
has
informed
the
‘‘Evening Standard’”
that
she
has
beeun invited to contest
a cer-
tain constitueney
for parliament.
She
sta-
ted
h~wever
that
she
had
not yet Jecid-
ed whether
or not
to accept
the
invita-
tion.
London,
Feb.
Bth.
-
Bolshevist
troops
have vieteriouslv
entared
Odes=a,
aceord-
ing to a wireless
message
sent
out
to-
day by the Soviet
Govt.
at Moscow.
Brindii. Feb.
Bth.—The
South
Afri-
an airplane engaged
in the
compeition
between
British
aviators
for
the
Lon-
don
to Cape
Town flight arrived
here
on
Friday.
As
the
machine
was
abont
to
leave
for Cairo
on the
next
stage
of its
jourrey
the propellor
decapitated
a
me-
chanic
who
was
assisting
to
start
the
machine.
Cairo, Feb. Bth.—M.
Clemenceau.
ex-
Premier
of France,
has
arrived here.
New York,
Feb
7th.--32
passengers
and 28
men of the
crew of
the
Prinzess
Anne’’
which
stranded
off
Rockaway
Beach
while
bound
here
Norfolk,
Va.,
were landed
at the battery
by
the
police
boat pa*trol on Saturday
afternoon.
“apt.
Hay of Norfolk, who
was
injured
while
navigating the boat through the storm
was
among
those
ianded.
The other
members
of the erew remaiined
on board
the
shin.
Washington,
Feb.
Bth.—~The Treaty,
of
Versailles,
which has
lain
in
a
congres-
sional pigeoniole
since
November
19th.
while a basis
for the
United States
rati-
fication unsuccessiully
sought in
private
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1920.
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JAKOB TORNQE.
negotiations,
will be brought formally be-
fore
the
Senate
tomerrow.
A prompt
agreement
is
expected
on
many
of
the
points at issue,
but
a long and bitter
con-
tost is predicted
over
article fen and
per-
haps
others
provisions.
San Juan,
Feb.
10th.——Shock oi earth-
quake felt here 6.05
p.
m
Paris,
Feb.
Bth. The
list
of
those
whos2
extradition
is
demanded
by
the
Allies was
issued
by
the
foreign
office
last night
vithout comment.
The
text of
the original covering
note,
and of a
new
note referring
to Baron
von Lersner’s
re-
fusal
to accept
the
list,
have
not
been
made
public.
A paverbound
book of more
than
200 pages
contains
the names
of 296
persons,
or groups,
with their
rank
and
the accusation
against
them.
In
many
cases
where
the
names
are
not known.
a
general
description
of
the
duties
of
the
accused
is given.
Four
pages
are devoted
to .iield marshal
Hindenburg
and
Genl.
Ludendorff,
the
same
accusation
sery-
ing for both of them.
Ten
commandants
are asked forin the British list.
The list of
persons
and
groups
who
are
desigznated
by their rank
or a description
of their du-
ties,
because
t
eir names
are
not known,
numbers
142,