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68 Vie dae csl. Press Bureau reported that Prof. Dr. A.lenig, dean of Charles University, attempted suicide at the Petschek Palais by cutting the arteries and running with his head against the walls. He was driven to this act by the torture methods of the Ss and by the acts of Roheit. After a congenial brow, the first meetings between the Romanian and Bulgarian delegations took place today. It is believed that there will be an agreement and that Romania will resign the South Dobruja. From Bucharest Reuter learns that the technical Masanalms for the clearing of this area will be met already in the next week. At the same time, the Hungarian delegation is examining the proposals for a Romanian re-ering in Turn-Severin and the negotiations are far from being conducted by a British communiqué. According to the German Air Force, the losses of the Germans on yesterday's la e were 144 aircraft. England lost 22 hunting machines in the fights, lo pilots Jonten saved himself. There were only isolated air raids, but the launch of two German bombers has already been reported. RAF fighting machines have made very successful attacks in Germany and France during the forgotten night vi ederum. (Communiqué she.London, because more detailed there). Communique of the British War Ministry for the Eviction of Brit. Somali-Land (she. also later! Roosevelt today received the amerik, Kriegsominister. Donnertsga will meet the Senate's Military Committee and at the beginning of the next week the first meetings of the Canadian-Amerik. Lilitärdelegations will take place in order to prepare the plan for a common defence of both countries. The Canadian newspapers suggest that as the first effective act, the release of American destroyers to the British Empire may be allowed to happen. Jn den UsA is followed by these proposals. L o n d o n - German. Lecture by Mr. Crossman, a young socialist leader: Polemics with the German miners' newspaper. Old phrases about the trade unions .... etc. C Incoming description of the tremendous damage caused by e brit. luftwaife in Germany. Genze ebiete are destroyed the Heichsbahn suffers greatly .... ( Summary of the reports of the last days )! Difficulties of the Eichsbahn and Verlystnummern in unlucky cases on the Reichsbahn, compared gmibrdenen in England. On 1 million passengers transported in Deetschiend comes a death case, in En-derd comes a fatal accident on l7l persons. Dentachlant No wages of agricultural workers in Germanh. - _ - - -