The evening world. Newspaper, July 10, 1917, Page 2

‘army than to efforts to get into the army. | THOUSANDS ARE SEEKING WAY TO AVOID THE DRAFT. Washington is simply jammed with persons who have come here to exert Feal or fancied influence in the way of shifting army service from friends or relatives. Members of Congress are buried under pleas from consti- tuents who want to save husbands, 808% or brothers from service. No member of Congress, 0 far as| appears in the official records, has exerted himself openly in trying to save an ablebodied citizen from ser- | vies behind a gun, but there has been & great deal of skirmishing work done | uhder cover. In so far as the War Depart: ment or the Army is concern 0 is no pressure of influence that could make a scratch in the direction of weakening the se- lective draft army law. the selective draft: that district are located; Find out whether you have Find out the number of the exemption distriet in which you Itve; Find out where the headquarters of the Exemption Board for local board, and if so, what the number is; Find out when the numbering will be completed, if it ts not already complete, and learn your number at the earliest moment; Find out, as soon as the “drawing” takes place in Washington, whether your number was drawn; Find out where to present yourself !f your number was drawn, Irrespective of whether you receive notice by mail or not; Present yourself on the date specified to the local foard, no matter whether you think you are physically fit or not. If you are going to claim exemptién, make your preparations been given a new number by the " ? Wes “ es ' on, _ EVENING WORLD, tus#SDAY, JULY PRESIDENT CALLS NATIONAL GUARD INTO ARMY Here Is What You Must Do Now | If You Registered on June 5 1D YOU REGISTER on June 5? If you did, it 4s inowmbdent on you to take the following steps for yourself in connection with = DRAFT EXEMPTION BOARDS HERE ARE Miners appears, to be considerabie| No Central Headquarters Es- confusion con ey A registration | tablished to Clear Up Ques- tions Naturally Arising. these forms. examine the order by tl! are forms for the District 8. cards which are to marked by the Local Board in red ink with numbers corresponding to the numbers which afe to be drawn here in Washington in the draft, This confusion can be straightened out by the understand- Ing ou the part of those holding tho blue cards with a number in the upper right hand cofner that these cards are not what the Government _ call Registration They are Regis tration Certificates- formal receipt, While announcement was made in Washington to-day that 687,000 men are to be drafted, perhaps on Friday or Saturday, conditions in this city indicated the possibility of a delay, owing to failure to have the 10, 1917... AMTONAL GUARD CALLED INTO AR TOTRANFOR WAR Will Be Mustered In, Without General Officers, on é Aug. 5. WASHINGTON, July 10.—The Na- tional Guard of approximately 400,000 men will be the next large military force to enter the Federal service, the President by proclamation having or- | dered it drafted into the American BA ON National Guard hereby drafted tnto the military service of the United States shall be embodied in organiaa- tons corresponding to those of the Regular Army. The officers not abov: the rank of Colonel of sai tions of the N. trope! drafted and whose pro vided for in like organizations of the Ri Army are hereby appoinjed | of the army of the Unihd States in the arm, staff, corps or de- partment, and in the grades in which they now hold commissions as offi- cers of the National Guard, such ap- pointments to be effective, subject to acceptance, on and from the fifth day of August, nineteen hundred and sev- enteen, and each of them, subject to uch acceptance, js hereby assigned of waid date to the organization in the army of the United States com- Posed of those who were members of the organization of the National Guard in which at the time of draft he held a commission, RETAIN NAMES UNTIL NUMBERS ARE GIVEN OUT. “The non-commissioned officers of the organizations of the National Guard, the members of which are KEY TO LEBER, TO RUSSIANS NEA Austro-German Troops in Re- treat and Thousands Are Surrendering. 4 —__- PPTROGRAD, July .—The fall of Halicz, the strategic key to Lemberg, the capital of Galicia, is Inimin The Austro-German troops seem to. in full retr to-day before the sma of the rejuvenated President Wilson has set himself in | early, because your claim must be filed with the local board within eat Duties tusaell or tee President necessary lists ready in time. Army on Aug. 5. It ts impossible to- | hereby drafted, are hereby appointed | Russian armie ind thousands of the path of raising an army by aplan|| ¥en days after you are called; + te a jand put himself on record. shore are 189 local boards tn this! day, however, to forecast when the Present grade in the organisations of | ree seg ee bY the: intenalty, of he believes to be the most just and And remember: IT 18 UP TO YOU! ‘ds are entirely | city. They are supposed to have or boys will be transported to France. | {he army composed of ganizations of ‘the Russian artillery fire and the 1d members, PLL EOE LR ETT EE —— = equitable that could be devised, and It | would not conduce to the health of a | person looking for sympathy to ap: proach him in behalf of a male subject to service. Nevertheless, Washington Is full of | people who are working to bring about avoidance of military service personally or in behalf of others, and they are springing the most audacious atid cunningly contrived schemes. For instaace, a very wealthy man residing in a big Eastern city came here a few days ago with an offer to the Federal Conservation Commission of his services gratis, HAD A PLAN TO KEEP BROTH- __ ERS OUT OF THE RVICE, Be has big warehouses which could have been examined; exemption or discharge; or because of your occupation these legal requirements, years old, both of whom are, of course, registered, They are physi cally perfect, they have n- dents and, in course something —unforesce they_will be called to the colors. The man who made the offer You are not exempt, no matter who or what you are, until you You cannot be exempted or discharged until you have demanded You are not exempted automatically because you are married, You may find yourself suddenly ordered to a training camp or branded as @ deserter unless you see to it that you comply with all ————— four years old, the other twenty-six intervenes, the situation, and the army men re- }gard it as a matter of routine in an ju edented situation, Vieeds of business institutions en- gaged in activities not directly hear- ing on the war are waking up to the prospective erippling of their forces by the selective draft. A case in point is furnished by the telegraph com- They were held by tho ganized immediately on notification of | Registration Boards and they are the appointment and to have taken over @ to be numbered in red duty of every holder | ‘h¢ registration cards from the regis- of a Registration Certificate to keep tration boards they succeeded; to posted on the progress of the selective ‘draft machinery and when he reads in pers that the numbers hav | been drawn in Washington he mus: go to jis local board and learn his serial humber—or, if the newspapers | of his community print the names and | serial numbers th full, he may inform serial numbers. | As @ matter of fact no one in this city knows positively how many of himself through the press, | the local boards have been organized. 1 No one knows how far the renum= eee ee WN. | bering (the first essential in the plan) sth ies toasted to | has proceeded to date, No one knows ai” as dave ee ‘examination. "©W many of the boards have their Claims for exemption must be filed on lists ready to post. No one knows or before the scventh day after the| whether all the boards have opened mailing of the notice—not, on or be- | headquarters, as required, or where fore the seventh day after the receipt is head of the notice. For the information of | t08e headquarters are. There is no hare renumbered the cards, end to! have prepared lists giving the names! of the registered men, with the new! Some organizations, the War Depart- Ment believes, are in excellent train- jing and in @ few months can be fit | for the field. In his proclamation the President announced that all officers of the | National Guard organizations up to and including Colonels will be taken | over to the Federal service at their | Present ranking. The proclamation mafts no provision for Brigadier and Major Generals, What the Adminis- tration will decido to do in the mat- ter of general officers of the State | organizations Js a matter of specula- tion, It 19 commonly known here in the militia organizations are not qualified to lead brigades in the field, that some who are now wearing stars | and shall in each case have the same relative rank as heretofore; and all other enlisted men are hereby con- firmed in the army of. the United States in the grades and ratings held by them fn the National Guard in ali cases where such grades and ratin, correspond to grades and ratings pro- vided for in like organizations of tho Regular Army. All such appointments of non-commissioned officers and confirmations of other enlisted men in their grades to be without preju- dice to the authority of subordinate commanders in respect of promo- tions, reductions and changes in en- listed personnel, “V, Each organization of the mil- itary force hereby created will, until \further orders, bear the nation as the former organ Guard of whose jeurt {lished a salient south of ferocity of the Russian charges, are ndering without fighting, Gen. rniloff, commander of the Army of Galicia, is driving his cavalry hard In pursuit of the fleeing Austro- Germans, following his smashing de- feat of Prince Leopold of Bavaria, whom he struck in force on @ front of fifteen miles west of Stanislau. * The |Russ'ans broke through the fortified lines, took half a dozen villages, 7,090 prisoners and forty-eight guns, estah- Haller and seriously menaced the Austro-German hold on that important point. The Russian cavalry has reached the Luvka River, an edvance of five miles, The fighting continues without abatement, central headquarters, no ring persons wifo, as army officials have | | Some a Those who were appoint- is 0 forty ye admitted that it w: ‘de used Jn the storage of foods, grains panies, ee and other supplies. He offered these warehouses and his services to the Government in consideration of $1 a year. So far there was nothing suspicious about his anxiety to do his bit for his country, But he mado the pro- vViso that he should be allowed to select his own staff and that among his staff, wo chosen, would be his 0 younger brathers, one twenty- Resino The moment that Resinol Oint- ‘ment touches itching skin the itch- ing usually stops and healing begins. ‘That is why doctors prescribe it so successfully even in severe cases of eczema, ringworm, rashes, and many other tormenting, disfiguring skin diseases, Aided by warm baths with Resinol Soap, Resinol Ointment makes a sick skin or scalp healthy, quickly, easily and at little cost. | NEW desig hi keep his younger brothers out of the army. tile aged mother, he sa ci ills wi would kill Therefore, he contrived the plan to enlist with the Government in a civil ca- peony allied with the conduct of he war and to get his brothers pt. He was advised by friends in Washington to go home and make the best of the situation, Even had his ofter been accepted—he did not make clear to the officials his complete plan—he would have failed in his at- tempt to beat the conscription Jaw because, under the provisions of the act, his brothers would not ha been exempt. But here is a im willlug to sacrifice many thousands of doflars in a business way to keep two brothers out of the army be- cause their mother is afraid they might be killed, YORKER-TRIES TO GET HIS SON OUT OF THE ARMY. The Evening World correspondent been here get his t r several days trying to enty-one-year-old son, the pointed to a position in one of the departments, The son is registered, The father would not object to his ng to the war, But the mother, i# about to give birth to a child has worried herself to the verge of insanity over the prospect of her eld- ext getting shot. There is no chanc of success in this case, but the Yorker, a mun of moderate means, ts here, spending his money, losing his pay, persisting in bis hopeless quest, h instane ‘ein tine that efforts to dodge the jaw through influence or trickery are prevalent throughout the country, There in nothing surprising about Ue IN SRgya” DPN, / y aad. The Summer Morning Breakfast provides a problem. Only the light, dainty, easily assimilated things appeal to the Summer appetite. The quick solution—HOLLAND RUSK, crisp, de- licious, golden-brown toast, totally unlike any other lighter than any other—an entirely different product. Made in Holland, Michigan, from an old Dutch recipe, contains only the finest flour, eggs and rich milk, Try it tomorrow morning and tempt your palate with a new delight IN THE NEW LARGE Serve plain or with putter or sliced fruit PACKAGE 20¢ Moat grocers in G New York are ale pplied, YOURS CAN GET IT AY YOU INSIST HOLLAND RUSK co, Makers LOOK TOR THE WINDMILL met yesterday a New Yorker who has} eldest of a family of five children, ap-! New! ‘The telegraph offices in the large cities are undermanned to-day, It is impossible to obtain adequate forces of competent operators, Thou- sands of skilled operators-of the age subjecting them to draft will be callea to the army, The President might hold that the maintenance of a complete telegraph service is as necessary to the well- being of the country in time of war as the maintenance of an _uninter- rupted mail service, but the President has plenty on his mind just now, MEN MAY BE ASHAMED TO ASK FOR EXEMPTION, In some quarters fear is ex- ressed that many men who ave registered and are entitled to exemption because they are the support of dependents will be shamed to claim exemption on that ground, Army officers, however, do not an- Ucipate that there will be much of that sort of modesty on the part of citizens Hable to service. Perhaps army officers are pessimistic. Any- how, they figure that for every man honesuy entitled to exemption who will fail to claim exemption for fear of being called a coward, there will appear one hundred having no right to exemption who will fight for it. The President sets forth that it is a privilege to fight ne's country, and #o it Is, But the officers of the Regular Army, who have been vn- gaged in the task of trying to recruit the organization up to war strength under the volunteer system, admit © not found widespread t of able-bodied itizens to avail themselves of the priceless privilege open to them Aw for exemption, the act of Con- izing the President to by selective draft is, of many Regular Army Nberal, Certainly ft peur that any one honestly ntitled to exemption can, by any possible means, be compelled to go to war, The law plainly specifies that it is not necessary for men in many of the classes tentatively ex. empt to claim exemption for them- selves, Others may file a claim and have It considered, WIVES MAY ASK EXEMPTIONS FOR THEIR HUSBANDS, Take the case of a married man, for example, For reasons best known to himself he mixzht be anxious to go to the war without much considera- (lon of the possibility of his return. But his wife—should whe feel that she needs his wages and should she be Unable to persuade him that he should try to avold military service—may go » the local board and, filling out r rm and securing the supporting affidavits, keep home the 4 prope him a A man with dependont parents, or a dependent mother, or dependent motherless children who might de- sire to run out on his obigations by roing to war, can be stop by a charity organization, or a neighbor, Jor 4 velative. The procedure 1s mapped out in the rules and regulations governing the selective draft. It ts all @ matter of filling out the proper | forms and submitting the proper affi- davits, Army officers who are destrous that the new army be formed, drilled and put in fighting shape without delay, fear that the avalanche of affidavits which will pour in on the Local | Boards and the District Boards will |de!ay action, ‘They say tt will be a matter of physical impossibility with | the forces provided for, to check up all. or | any considerable part of the | affidavits which will be submitted in | support of claims of men who. volun. tarly, or through persons desirous of keeping them from the front, shall week to enter the e nt class, HUNDREDS OF FORMS WILL | COMPLICATE THE AFFAIR, tain exemption for physical disabill- ties or alleged physical disabilities de- Itberately inourred since the passage of the law for the purpose of avoiding military service, it may be stated that the penalty for conspiracy to fake ical disability is a fine of not less Jail, or both, issued a bulletin of information for persons registered. Most of the in- formation pertsing to procedure to be followed after the draft has deter- Men registered will have nothing to do but wait until abou’ or Sunday, will find that the Government expects them to keep pretty close watch on | developments, Registered men must bear in mind that the Government will not notify them of the order in which they stand for call as dotermined by the draft. They will have to find that out for themselves through the newspaper or by visiting the office of their local board and finding their serial number on the list posted there. Some time will elapse before the Government will be ready to call those selected for examination, This call will be mailed to every man on the lists, but failure to appear for exam- ination on the date named in the call will not be excused on the ground that the drafted man did not receive his notice through the mail, The posting of the Mst at the office of the local board will be deemed suf- ficient notice. Each drafted man !s obligated to find out for himself when he will be called for examination, and he must present himself on the day spectfied, COPY OF NOTICE OF DRAFTING 18 GIVEN. The notice of call has a line for “date of ,mailing.” This will the utmost importance to seven days from the date given on that line to claim exemption, filing his claim, however, dence. This notice reads in part; “You are hereby notified that per- suant to the Act of Congress ap- proved May 18, 1917, you are called for military service of the United States by this local board from among those board. “Your serial number is —, your order number is —, “You will report at the office of this local board for physical examina- tion on the —~ day of ——, 1917, at —— o'clock A, M. “Any claim for exemption or dis- charge must be made on forms which may be procured at the office of this and office of this local board on or before the seventh day after the date of mailing this notice. “Your attention is called to the penaltios for viglation or evasion of the Selective Service Law, approved May 18, 1917, and of the rules and regulations made pursuant thereto, which penalties are printed on the back hereof.” TWO FORMS FURNISHED FOR CLAIMING EXEMPTION, Two forms are given for claiming an exemption, one to be used if the party called files the claim and the other if some one files the claim on his behalf. There is no important difference. The claimant, acting for himself, ta required to give his name, serial num- ber and residence and then to indl- ed line wh United Stat A State officer, terri- | A pamphiot of 175 pages, Issued yes- terday by the Provost Marshal Gens eral, contains prin copies of Ma lifferent forma which aré to be used by the Local District Boards alon Mustard improves the Flavor vorite srial officer, officer of the District of ‘vluinbla, ordained minister, “regu- lar minister of religion,” student of | divinity, in the military service, in the | naval r or a re st of another ken out first The form of claim for discharge 1s | similar to that of the claim for ex- Jemption, except that it enumerates That the party Is A county or Custom House States, a person municipal clerk of omployed officer, the United mails, an artificer or workman in an arsenal, armory or navy yard of the Unt ice of the United States neces- to the adequate and operation of a department, commis- |sion, board, branch of the Government; a censed pilot; a marine or employed in the sea service or & citizen or a merchant of the United than $10,000, a term of two years in| mined the order in which those regis- | tered are to be called for examination. | next Saturday | From that time on they! be of! t ' selected man, as he will have but) After | ten days) are allowed for the submission of evi- persons whose registration cards are| within the jurisdiction of this local local board, and must be filed at the; vate by a cross mark opposite a print- | of (a) er he is an officer of the| cause for the tssuance of this cer- been informed, have connived to ob- | house, ,no supervising organization, no responsible head of the work in this city. Each of the 189 local boards {s a power unto itself, respon: sible only to the Adjutant General at Albany, who has the rest of the State to look after as well. There are still in the possession of |the registration boards thousands of ‘The Provost Marshal General has | . nds registration cards, indicating that the re-numbering and listing has not even begun in many districts, While there 1s no one to speak for the local boards of the city as a whole, their hope, it may be asserted, lies in the individual, If the man who did his part on Ju by registering will do much again, order may come quickly out of the chaos. The suggestion was also made that the Adjutant General designate some one to act for him tn this city, to receive reports from local boards and mako public information which may be of the utmost jue to the man likely to be called for service, who, under the present arrangement, has no means of learning, eastly, Just what he has to do. ‘esterday Philip J. MoCook of the Mayor's Committee, addressed 150 of the 198 members of the Brooklyn lo- cal boards, at a meeting arranged by The Brooklyn Eagle. Mr, McCook acknowledgéd that his information was limited and the orders from Washington somewhat confusing. Others who were present answered questions, giving their opinions. Much discussion over the renum. bering, which the rules require, re- sulted in a query being sent to the Adjutant General's office as to where the new numbers should be written in on the registration cards, The answer read: “The new numbeg is to be placed over the word ‘Registration,’ at the top of the card. not mark out the original number. There were questions as to who was to do the clerical work. The answer was the clerk of each board; as to who was to pay the clerk, the answer was “No one." A member of the board is supposed to act as clerk, and no provision 1s made for compensating him. Fifty Registration ds Missing; Inquiry Demanded. GHICAGO, July 10,—Adjutant Gen- eral Dickson to-day demanded an investigation of the disappearance of approximately fifty draft registra- tion cards, It was intimated that the cards per- haps were missing as a result of a scheme to evade the draft. States; a person have dependents on his labor for support; was a member of a well recognized religious sect or organization op- posed to war, organized and existing May 18, 1917, or a person convicted of felony, The certificate of discharge because the eligible ts physically deficient may be either temporary or permanent, In etther case it throws the burden upon the man of informing his local board when the cause has ceased, or of any change that might modify the cause. The following provisions are set forth on eagh discharge card granted for physical reasons: “1. It shall not continue cause therefor no longer exists, “2, It may at any time be revoked, withdrawn or modified by this local board, so as to render such person Hable for miljtary service, or it may be renewed. “8. The person to whom it is ta- when sued shall immediately report in | person and shall notify this board the discontinuance of the tificate, or (b) any change which might modify in any way the cause of his dischara “4. Upon r ing notice that this certificate has been revoked, modi- fied or renewed, the person to whom it ts issued shall at once present it in person to~this local board and surrender it, ">, A failure to report In person or to give notice ay herein required, or to conform to any of the condi. the following grounds for the claim, | tions hereof will be sufMicient ground for the {mmediate revocation and a| withdrawal of this certificate. “6, The decision granting this cer- or reversed by the district having jurisdiction, board This certificate ed States; an employee in the| may be affirmed, modified or with. drawn in accordance with the effective| sion of such district board.” The temporary certificate of dis. actually! ination at a later date and gives the dato on which the man called appear for this examination, must @ person who| fh ed eolely for political purposes and who have not had field service prob- ably will be dropped from the rolls, ALL WILL RETAIN THEIR STAND- ING IN RANK, The operative date of the draft was delayed until Aug. 5,80 that all regi- ments can be taken into the army simultaneously, In that way officers of the troops mobilized first will not take precedence in rank. The President's proclamation fol. lo “Whereas, the United States of America and the Imperial German ing in view tho consequent danger of | aggression by a foreign enemy upon the territory of the United States and the necessity for proper protection against possible interference with the execution of the laws of the Union by agepts of the enemy, I, Woodrow Wilson, President of the United | States, by! virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and | laws of the’ United States and through the Governors of the respective States, call into the service of the United States as of and from the dates hereinafter. respectively indi- cated all members of the’ National juard and all enlisted members of the National Guard Reserve of the following States, who aré not now in the service of the United States, ex- cept members of staff corps and de- partments not included in the per- sonnel of tactical organizations, and except such officers of the National Guard as have been or may be specill: lly notified by my authority th | they will not be affected by this c@ to wit: MEN ARE TO BE CALLED THREE BATCHES. “On July 15, 1917, New York, Pennsylvania, Ohio, West Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, lowa, North Dakota, South Dakota and Nebraska. “On July 25, 1917, Maine, New Hampshire, ‘mont, ‘Massachusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut, New Jer- sey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Columbia, Virginia, North Carolina, South Carolina, Tennessee, Illinois, Montana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washing- ton and Oregon, “The members of the National Guard of the various States affected by this call will be concentrated at such places as n be designated by War Department, "Il, And under the authority con- ferred upon be by Clause IL of Sec- tion 1 of the Act of Congress ‘to authorize the President to increase temporarily the military establish- ment of the United States’ approved 18, 1917, | do hereby draft into rvice of the United IN ry Stat of and from the fifth of August, nineteen hundred and seventeen, all members of the Na- tional Guard and all enlisted mem- bers of the National Guard Reserve of the following States, except imem- bers of staff corps and departments not included in the personnel of tac- tical organizations and except such other officers of the Netional Guard as have been or may be especially notified by my authority that they will not be drafted, to wit: “New York, Pennsylvania, Ohto, West Virginia, Michigan, Wisconsin, Minnesota, To Dakota | South Dakota, Nebraska, Maine, Now = 3 = Hampshire, Vermont, Massachusetts, | Thode Island, Connecticut. New Jer- ey, Delaware, Maryland, District of Jumbla, Virginia, North Carolina, uh Carolina, Tennessee, Tlinols, fontana, Wyoming, Idaho, Washing- on, Oregon, Indiana, Kentuck irgla, Florida, A ma, Mixsis- sippi, Arkansas, Louisiana, Oklahor Texas, Missourl, Kansas, Colorado, New Mexico, Arizona, Utah and Cali- fornia | GUARD € 18’ DISCHARGED FROM STATE SERVICE, } “LL. All persons hereby drafted shall on and from the 6th day of Aug- | 1917, stand discharged from the by the| tfleate is subject to review on sp-| militia, ‘and, under the terms of United States in the transmission of| peal, and may be aMrmed, modified| Section 11 of the Act of May 18, 1917, be subject to the laws and regulation governing the Regular Army, exc as to promotions, 80 far as such laws and regulations are applicable to per- sons whose permanent retention tn the military service on the active or bureau or division or| charge on the ground of physical dis-| retired list is not contemplated by M-|abjity provides for a second exam.| law, “IV, The members of each com pa battalion, regiment, brigade, division or other organizations of the | Government are now at war, and hav-| AUSTRIAN EMPEROR SUPPORTING GERMAN (Continued from First Page.) is being wnited with Austrian in- | fluence in a campaign for democrati- | zation and peac Emperor Chari j and his fellow Catholic, the King of | Bavaria, have recently exchanged visite, sethmann-Hollweg, an Amsterdam despatch says, had another long cun- ierénces With the daisor yesleruay, Marsaal von Hindenows “and Gen, 4udenuortt, Who Came lo berin pale urday to conter Wita ihe Kaiser, Lave returned &o headquarters, Other despatches trom the neutral OUlpusts of Germany indicate that tne situation is very serious, ‘The serlin Lokal-Anzeiger reports that the Austrian von seydier Cavinet nas esigned, ‘That Cabinet, whigh was supposed to be more suscepUble to German influence than the Ciun- alarunitz Cabinet, which it succeeded, was formed only two weeks aso, on June 2 urUinits’s group had months long, ge in the German those ors. to favor peace without indemnit has recently had several confe with Austro-Hungarian officials. Emperor William, a Rotterdam dispatch says, invited the neutral Ambassadors and Ministers to a con- ference with him on Saturday, ‘This, it is belfeved here, probably has reference to the export embargo im- mentioned as possible success- posed by the United States, but It may have greater tinplications, A demonstrative strike in’ lar factories at Cologne ts reported fr Copenhagen. The workers of bot Catholic, and Socialist’ unions quit work on Saturday, the report says, but are officially ‘reported to hi decided to resume work the following day. 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