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vondon,
Feby.
27th.
—On
a virtuai
eve
|
ol the Allied Conference
with
the
fzer-
mans
on the reparation
and
disarmament
question,
the
two
principal
Allied
mili-
|
tary
chiefs,
Marshal
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and
Fieid » |
Marshal
Sir
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Wilson,
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the
weekend
by
invitation
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Mr.
Lloyd
|
George
and M. Briand in
their
seclusion
!
aj Chequei’s
Court,
the
new
couairy
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Home of the Prime
Minister.
[he
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pose
us
the consaltailon
was
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(f?nite
form
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varijus
proposals
ior
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the application of
military and
economic
pressure
safficiant
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the mind
of
Germany,
should
her
Govt.
:ef@se
the
reparations
terms
of
the
Allies.
This
subject
has
been
meditated
upon
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oy both
ih2 French
and
British
ts:neral
Staffs,
and especially
ia
Paris,
for
sev-
-
eral
months
pasi,
and
the
preseut
was
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no means
the tirst exehange
of
vi2ws
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cetween
the two,
as
to what actins
could
be
taken
and
effectively
continuad,
for
months,
or
even
years,
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Ger-
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wnat
are
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Foreign
Exchange
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that
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being attributed
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to
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next
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New York, Feby,#27th.— Federal
pro-
hibition
agents
raided
sixty-four
cases
|
and
ecabaretes,
many
of
them
in
the
|
white light
districts,
yesterday,
taking
more
than
1,400 prisoners
and
seizing
a
large
quantity
of
alcoholic
bevzrages,
|
tne raids,
wnich began simultaneousty
at
three
o’clock in
the
afterncon,
extended
over
a period of five hours,
and
incluaed
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in
Manhattan,
Brooklyn,
and
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anl
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siti3¢oc
Wi
w1
icalar
raid.
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th:
nawsodpers
Bt
cacrisd
ae:zounts
of thair
presenes
¥a!
purpose
Here,
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tirst of
these
betne - srinted
several
days
a2O,
Amonyg
the
welkknown
places
raid-
ed,
were I'nomas
Hevdy's
restaurant
at
colombus
Ave and 66°h Stvect,
the
Moulin
Rouge,
‘WVest
48t1
Sirect,
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Marlbor-
ouen
Grruloat
broadvay
and
46th
and
the
Strand
Roof
at
Breadway
aql
47(h St
I'he prisoners
were
proprietors
and
em
plovees
ooi
th:
raided
establishments
waere
liquor was
found.
tnnstantinople.
Feb,
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Hostilities
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the Russian®
Boisheviii
and
the
.
Turkisn
forces
for
the
possession
of
Ba-
cum
ace
deelared
to
be
Immin
at.
len
-
thousiad
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