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Britain’s
effort
tobeat
America
in
the
first
air-
plane flizht around
the world
started
to-
day.
A
1200 :his afternoon
Command-
or
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to get
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way,
tock off
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hore
for Lyons,
France,
on the
first
leg
of the
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journey.,
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flyers,
who pian
to
go West,
whie
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British
vo
last,
are
now on
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Pacific
(Coast,
preparing
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cross
ihat
vcean.
Athens,
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voted
toduy
to delprone
lbe
Lynasty
and croclaitn
a
Republic.
The
motion
was
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by
a unaniinous
vo'e
and
is aifective
at once.
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of the
possibilicy
of a rupture
in
diplomat e
re-
jations with foreign
countries,
who:e
re-
presentutlives
are
aceredited
to
Loe
“*Regen
of Greece'
the Goverment
has
d-cided
o maintain
Admiral
Coundeure-
tis
in
the
regency
for
the
present.
The Goy :rnment
will approprizte
as
soon
as possiole
all removabie
prop:rty ¢l toe
Glucksboarg
Dynasty.
Londca,
Maren 25th.—The
Daily
Ex-
press
Juorusalem
Correspondeat
quuies
King Hussein
ol the Hedj«z
who is
hali-
ed
as Caliph by the
Arabs,
as
declaring
that
he
-will fignt
“political
zionism’’
with all the forces
of the
Moslem
World.
He will sk finapcial,
political and
oral
support
for this fight at
the Pun-Moslem
(ongress,
which
he
has
summonrd
at
Mecca.
‘Washington,
March
25th.—Honduras
revoluticnists
are
in complete
Dossession
of the eutire country
with the exception
of Togucigalpa
the
Capital,
the
United
gtates
Minister reported
today
to
the
Siate Department.
No. 73.
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