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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

H. y. IFS Ry Mr.. Loyba 70 amend
section a. pi the codihcatiun relative
TO trcspassiue. Judiciary.
II. h. Ii9. BY Mr.. ortiz ~ RIO Arri-
ba To require bonds hy ehauneurs.
state affairs.
n y. leo. BY the committee on
corporations Proyiding that rail-
roads and other corporations shall
not obstruct ans roads or Highways.
Railroads.
n. p 1871. ny Mr.. George Griego. To
amend the law relative % community
bitches. i~rrigation.
II. Il. 1872. ~ Mr. Gricgo. proyid-
ing for ingress and esress on farm
lands. Agriculture,
II. y. i2a. By Mr.. santistcyan To
facilitate the teaching of English 90
spanish-speaking children by the BIZ
lineual method Education.
H. T.. l24. By Mr. Mares. Fog tho
protection ~ agriculture against Tres.
pass b. animals. Agriculture.
II. b.. igS BY Mr. Sanchez of rio
Arriba. To amend section $500 OF the
eodihc4tion Of 1913. Judiciary.
II. % ~ ny NiFrrft TuNNlhH
and Salazar OF Rio Arriba. Relative
TO public roads. providing ~ the APP
poinsment " read supervisors and re-
pealing certain sections Of thr codih-
cations. Roads and highways.
II. b. i27. Py Mr. Grieeo. To
amend section 1886 OF the codincation.
Livestock.
II. Il. les. BY Mr.. Francis. Author
izing justices Of the peace "a can pub
lie meetings relative TO community
land grants. State affairs.
H. b. l2s. d, Messrs I'radcis and
santistovan. To prohibit railroads
from unloading freight at points
where there is no n 10 receive IL.
Railroads.
II. y. 1870. By Mr.. M@Ascarenas To
prohibit the driving 81 logs on
streams. State affairs
Il. Bib. By Mr.. diversion. TO
amend section 40. article chapter
G5. Of the codincatiou relstive Go bail
and appearance bonds. Judiciary.
II. y. i32. Hy Messr-. diversion and
Gonzales To amend section 3N OF
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
and Met umber
Have Resolutions on
The Peace Proposal

WASHINGTON. Jan. 10-ScuH'or Lewis
nf Illinois Democrat. today introduced
"a resolution which would express u TO
be- the sense al the senate that Ircsi-
don't, NilssSr's p,fre address does not
r-s,ouosc aboli-hmeni or limitation at
Al. Monroe docttinc nor opo milf
t,ry ,grr.syion. pv the United State
I'm foreign. lands. To asked that the
,esoiutton lie ON the table
Aother resolution hy senator No
.tumb.r. OF North Dakota. which u,so
vus re1d and hid sn INC tahlt. de-
rlarod that whil, thc senatc sympd-
tbiz.d win the president effort. 90
e.rurc vtt,cdv termination oi the war.
neyarthrlcss il was unable 10 agree
with the president p%taposai for "a
peaec without victory. or the spc 1.a
forms Tor the United States Joining o.
ororid tribunal 10 enforce peace.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

FROM spontaneous interest. Discriui-
innfion. also. rs similarly rooted.
study the peoples likes and dislike
long before giving my rccitalt In uhis
way | believe that / can cope intell,-
gently with the psychological prob
lens involved
AN this is nut Intended Go convey
the impression that ] design my pro-
grams primarily % please the ground
hngs but one can neither console
tiousiy nor safely disregard the caist-
cnce or that c|ontigcut We have 70 duty
TO- perform hy them believe 90
adapting myself Co. this very real snu-
ditiou Moreover. 90 return engagement
frequent, depends l great deal con tte
type on program offered"
This season Miss Ingram op,rau.
appearance. in Chicago were ab iDI-
lows GA CIaup 'ifa"uvdI' SIEI..
q MaIam. Butterfly Dtrmulla
t'JcWels ,i the Madonna, Nude
niuo "Rlpolcttu"I and ".Hrw,u
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
DR.. Boyd to Speak at
A Pacihcist Meeting
In the High School

Or. David r. Boyd, president Of the
University 81 Ncw Mexico. and other
prominent Albuquerqueans viii speak
tonight a. q pacihst meeting in the
high school auditorium. The meet
ing viii De opened at s o'clock The
subject VIII not directly touch tho
European war. Permanent world
wide peace .s what tho organizers Of
the meoting had ia mind when they
called n.
NJ f. Hickey viii pfcsid" Besides
Dr. Boyd, tho speakers Will include
Rev. Fr. 4. 81 Mandularl. pastor Of
the church OF the Immaculate Con
ccption; REV. Hugh \ Cooper. Of the
Presbyterian church; Prof J. II.
Mitchell of the University Of New
Mcxlco. and Ncill g. Field. "a lawyer.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

Rodcy han has again become the
location Of "A number Of more or less
melodious sounds a. the result Of the
announcement that the musical COM
edy go Ask WHILE will be given In
Santa Fe next Friday evening. Direc-
tor Joe scotti j. on the job day u
nigh, SO that the ragged edges may
be eliminated before the performance
at that time. Manager +. f. King
left for Santa Fe this morning 90 at
tend TO the sale of tickets there. 4
number OF Albuquerque people have
signihed their intentions of going 20
Santa r 20 witness a econd produc'
ton OF the show.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
First Please Public,
Then Elevate Ii, Is
Miss Migrants Advice

NM concert work We'll Q have '|-
ways maintained that audiences must
Doe wuoed ociorc the. FAN De won.
Primarily 20 gathering congreghtcs 10
bee pleased. entertained. thrilled. or
what u.e ~ Il 10 roitcrntc ad naus"am
some f,w of The masterpieces NJ song
literature. numbers OF which ones pre-
dscessurs nave probably presented
AN almost precisely similar
gathering I'm some particular Town
must study local preferences u
preiudices Different sections OF the
display various tastes whi'h
be taken into account II - a
grave error to bore ar audience IA tho
81 art. set 1t hnppens every day
Genuine appreciation can STOW only
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
GRIND PUTS
VARSITY ON TOES
FOR TUCSON FIVE
Cherry and silver pin Tossers
Being Put Through Athletic
Mill Preparatory to Meeting
Arizona Champions.

: The University of New Mexico bas-
ket ball team has been holding daily
practice In the armory for the past
week preparatory 20 It, game with
the University OF Arizona next Thurs
day night. The rooters Of the cherry
and silver are planning TO put extra
ginger into their heroes by
the game In a body. A pep" meet
ing has been called for Thursday
morning in Rodey hall for the puf-
pose OF Installing enthusiasm into the
stuuents.
The University Of Arizona has held
the championship of the cactus state
for the past three years and only two
Of their men are now to their lineup
this year. The Tucson squad j. MAX
ing a tour uf Arizona and new Mex
leo and has a schedule OF six gamcs
They will play the Tucson hiSh school
Phoenix =. NJ. G. 4. FlaE.tsan Nor
nal school. Winslow high school. the
university here. and the Agricultural
college. They will aso attempt 10 get
"a game In EI Paso on their return
trip.
Nohi. guard fot the uniyersity I'VE.
who has been ~ OF the game on ac-
count of a sprainfd knee. will be back
In The hsertpi Thursday Lyman
.Thackery Is acting as manager In NE
place Of Floyd Ice, who was injured
in a recent automobile accident on he
"9 Tns q s sdnis 70 rho tome and
dance which Wm follow. will be go
cents. H4i
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

Dear. your hair IL stTaegly. thin looking
and hfelcss Your coat collar is always
covered with ugly Daudruh.
You must use Pompcisn HAIR Mas
sage. Your hair will zoos nun up and
look healthy and attractive. You know
what IL did for ne" said his wife.
Dsndruh. Itching Scalp. Failing Hair
are all conditions that with a little care can
be corrected
Pompeian HAIR Massage will stop Dan.
drun. Will restore TO the scalp ~ natural
healthy condition and give the hair luster
and life
PDmpeian HAIR Massage IL a clear.
amber liquid. mot a cresml his pleasant
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

chapter ~. OF the sessions laws OF
1915. Judiciary.
u. b. 1888. By Mcssrs. diversion and
Lewis. amending article 4 Of the con-
s~titutlon relative 10 the legislature.
constitutional amendments.
r. u. l94. by Mr.. Francis. To
amend sections IS. 4G. ana 1851 Of the
codihcation relative To county road
boards. Roads and highways.
II. y. 1876. BY Mr.. Francis. To
permit payment quarterly instead OF
annually Of itinerant vendors licenses.
judiciary.
II. y. 1876. by MIR. Francis. For
the protection OF livestock and pro-
Ividing for the posting Of infected
buildings and enclosures. Livestock.
II. Il. 1877. By Mr.. Gurule. To pro-
vide for jurors In district courts.
judiciary.
II. y. isS. BY Mr., Mares. To
amend section 1854 Of the ~codihcation
relative to salaries OF school teachers
Education.
II. h. i3s. BY Messrs. Gonzales and
lIiewellyn. To prohibit gambling.
state aYalrs.
II. b. 40. By Mcssrs. Gonzales ana
lIlcwellyn. To provide for the pa>
ment OF travelling expenses of county
school approximations. Education.
n. p. 14i. BY Mr.. Livingston. Re
Eating to procedure In the trial OF
criminal cases. Judiciary.
II. y. 142. by Mr.. Wetmore. Pre-
scrlblng qualifications n regulatini
the drawing Of jurors. Judiciary.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
Austrian Destroyer
Put Out of Action
In Naval Engagement

Rome tVla Paris lam. 500 The
Austrian destroyer Huzzar wac put
out ~ action IN q naval engnsemcnt
Boz the Adrlatc "a few days ago ace
cording 10 me Tribuua The paper
SAYS that two Italian destroyer en-
FaFed an Austrian hotilla and that the
Huzzar was hit several times n SCI
on IRE She was towed into "A neigh
boring port by torpedo boats The
Italians SUFFERED mo- loss the report
says. The -enRnsement was fought in
the midst 81 a tempest.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

TO use, having q ~fragran, light odof, which
soon disappears. Not oily. No, sticky.
Each bottle, except Csc size, has sshsker
top. so that YOU can sprinkle the liquid
over the hair OF only on the scalp Hence
II 10 convenient and economical
fvcry days delay makes the condition
Of the hair snd scalp worse. Gets 25f,
SOC or 81 bottle today from your druggist.
MEN have your barber every nov and
then apply a careful Pompeisn HAIR
Massage soon your hair Will have the
final touch Of a prosperous incorporating
appearance start TO-DAY
Also the reliable makers Of famous
Pompeian MASSAGE Cream Ad,. Mp.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

a recital viii be given tonight az
the congregational church ny two
alumni OF the university, Professor
L. stanley seder aud Mr.. Robert r
Sewel. the former az the organ. and
MIR. sewcii, baritone. will give the
concert. Some very interesting aUm-
beers have been arranged which will
undoubtedly be appreciated boy the
music loyrs OF Albuquerque.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
University News
Assembly Called for Thursday
Morning.

Or. Boyd has called an assembly
which "a to take place IN Rodey halt
Thursday morning at ~ O'Clock. The
the insignia to the members OF this
years hoOtball team and also 10
arouse some enthusiasm FOR the bas-
ketbail game with the University Oh
Arizona on Thursday evening AT the
Armory. This a. the first assembly OF
the semester.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

For any itchincss Of tine skin, for
SKIN rashes. chap. pimplcs. etc, try
poan's Ointment. soc at all drug
stores.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

County Engineer \. = Hutchinson
hls returned from e professional trip
tu san Mprciil
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30
CREAM FOR CATARRH
OPENS UP h0STRllS
Tells How To Get Quick Relief
from Head-C Colds. It's Splendid!

Iu oue uU..to your cloggcd uustrlls
VIII open. the glr pnssagcs of Your
head Vlli D.rsr and you can breathe
freely. $50 more hawkins, -uuftlins.
blowing hsad1. he dryness 81" strug-
CLING fnr breath az night. your cold
oat3rrh NII hc rome.
Get H -ufll bottle ur El}'s Cream
Balm from your druggist NOW. Apply
a. IfIlr u' thi- fragrant untiscptlD,
healing cream boo your uostrii- u per
~ctrato- through every air passage of
tlo head .uufhcs the luflamcd oi
swollen mucous membrane and relief
COMES instantly.
It's IUsf fIue Don't stay s~tuited-uI
with i cold or nasty catarrh-k"lltt
comes .u uu.lElv.
~ % Known manager ~ the san
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

Another idea that win likely be car
r.ed out is hat providing for o life
roll tablet Of bronze. 20 he placed in
a conspicuous place IN the club. on
the roll will be paced the ame OF
persons giving $1,000 OF over TO the
fund. a place ON the tablet tp carry
with it a membership Tor lie without
payment Of dues.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1917-01-30

Although the details OF the idea
not been worked out. il is likely
that every person who subscribcs to
the CLUB fund will receive IN return
a certificate, showing ownership Of
club stock la the amount
subscribed. The stock iS to be- nou
bearing for several years al
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
ITALIANS PUSH
HARD COUNTERS
Latin and Allied Forces Hold Own
and Teuton Small Gains DO Not
Warrant Great Costs

wv December PExerting
w
~ e head OF
andpr
peted for the hoped
making but small headwy position passes
on this front but they aiming counters against the Official
Italians against positions at Monte Perti had Pd
This report claimed that in the fighting December
Brenta sectors 5000 Italians had been
18E SMALL sUCCEsSEs COSTLY
e face Of the tremendous losses which il is known that the TutOns
WOUNDED n that time the cost to the AuS Germans has evidently
aboyc ANYTHING which they achieve
On the Western Front the lui
duels and raids
On All Of the fronts British casualties last week
officers killed and 1899
killed and 1925 wounded =
KERENsKY REPORTED NEAR MOSCOW H..
Russia under Kereny marching strong
the
grad which reached
temperance
force may prove serious blow German plans
NEW RoYAIIsT ARMY APPEARS /.
alst
Nehoas and to
ten oe16Irg e the head Of large Of
bipsks trans Siberian railway
Reports from American headquarters Russian officers
hal
list in the American Z. ~ Z = ~ ~ y"
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
WILL GUARD PIERS
IN SAN FRANCISCO
Private Guards viii Be Employed
and Keep lntruders Back "a
Hundred Yards

SAN FRANCISCO, December ell
Associated Press )--Federal authorities
and representatives of the shipping in.
terests conferred yesterday regarding
the admittedly serious matter of pro,
lection of the waterfront and shipping.
1t was finally decided that private
guards should be employed, just as has
been done in New York City and other
Eastern ports. The requisite military
for such guards was not available there
and officials maintained that in San
Francisco and Pacific Coast ports the
same situation prevailed. ,.' +. 49,"
Using private guards, engaged by the
shippers and duly examined as 10 Low.
atty and sworn In win be stationed
along the entire waterfront where shin.
ping is carried ON aud viii keep a cor.
don a hundred yards back. Through
this Gordon none shall pass unless duly
authorized to do so and properly aG,
thenticated.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
BRITISH LABOR
MUSTNOWFIGHT
Exemption Pledges Giuen Year
Ago Will Haze 70 be Amended To
Meet Nelo Esigeflcies Of Warfare

oNpoN December 81 Associated Pledges British
amended Premier Lloyd George snuounced the yes
IN the course OF speech during which he reviewed the
military &
@ The Allies BY reason Of the Rssan collapse and arnee enabling
which suffered BY Italy ehd other who
ud
In
sN GERMAN LABOR LESS EFFICIENT ss
only
by
of labor
his 10
sfNaga ALIiEs MORE SUBMARINES V7# E.1F
lie said that the Allies
and that the building is
their
to
as one Of the Allies sgs- fs Is TIfg s N fE98
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21

sons for II. Primarily il was caused
BY famine stories - which led, to the
boarding Of considerable Quantities.
The strikes in the refieries, fomented
by the 4. ". VI swass anrfISSt reason.
To these he added Great Britian had
drawn from Cuba 200DOO tons of raw
sugar which would have normally gone
70 the United States. The canning
campaign inaugurated by the food adj.
ministration oecasioned q far larger
consumption that usual, he declared.
Rolph Testifies .g
George M. Rolph, chairman of the
national sugar commission was next
called before the commission. He said
that the fixing of price of seven and
"a quarter cents for beet sugar and
bringing the refners to meet that
price. with cane sugar was necessary.
II this had not been done, he declared
beet sugar would now be selling from
twenty to twenty-five cents a pound
where available Beet sugar prices
had been so arranged to stop the mount.
ing OF the price of cane sugar, he testi.
1t is expected that Food Administr "a.
tor Hoover will be heard by the com.
mittee today and that this may close
mat branch of its investigation. v
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
AGAIN ....
DEFEATS CONSCR|PT|ON
BY Large Majority Union Men
Defeat Government ~.

" VANCOUVER, December 21-(As.
soeiated Press The second attempt to
secure the authorization Of the voters
of the Australian Commonwealth to the
enforcement of a eonscription policy
has been overwhelmingly defeated, ac-
cording TO the early returns of the
plebiscite held yesterday. 70,
The messages from Melbourne an
nonncing the uncompleted count state
that the government has been defeated
in its conscription policy by a majority
of one hundred and twenty thousand.
Labor unionists, against whom the
government has been acting strictly,
and the !. w. w. workers have been
actively opposing conseriptiOp, while a
large part Of the vote of the women is
believed to have been east against com.
pulsory service: fr-
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
OPPOSES LIMIT ON
USING OF SUGAR

WASHINGTON, December 2l--7(As.
sociatcd Pres0 Investigation Of the
sugar shortage by, the senate commit
tee WAS not eonpleted yesterday as
Dfenfbefs Of tho Committee had hepad
II would be 30 that they could proceed
with the second branch of their In,
yestigation, the coal shortage. The
testimony given yesterday was Of much
interest and importance and opened
mp new angle to the sugar situation.
This was brought about by President
Babst Of the American Sugar Refining
Company when he gave his explanation
Of the causes of the. shortage. "ts
Opposes Limit a -
\ babst opposed the placing Of limit
npon domestic consumption Of sugar
and declared that in his belief it was
unnecessary. He contended that there
WOULD be a larger surplus than would
be needed to be sent abroad, and cer-
tainly. larger surplus than there
would be ships available TO carry. He
predicted that there would be a plenti.
full supply Of sugar during the coming
year. T. w. 2
Explains Shortage .&.4 =
Asked to explain the recent shortage
Babst said that there were several rea.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
ARE !.
KILLED IN Crash
Fast Passenger Train Makes
Kindling Wood Of Cars Of h
Local Near Louisville

LOUISVILLE, Kentucky, December
2l-(Associated Press - Thirty eight
are known to have lost their lives and
thirty-nine TO have been seriously in-
jured, some fatally, in a railroad wreck
which occurred near Shepherdsville
last night. " ..%i
Running at a high rate Of speed the
fast passenger train of the Louisville
4 Nashville Railroad crashed into the
rear Of an accommodation train, The
wooden coaches of the accommodation
train crumpled up like SO much card,
board and under this mass of sphn-
tered wood were buried the dead and
the injured. d. @.. ..., .. ,.
Relief trains were sent from this
city as quickly as a force Of physi.
clans and attendants could be gath.
cred. .t
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
AFFAIRS
Being INVESTIGATED

\ WASHINGTON, December 2l-(As.
sociated Press)-The senate committee
on military affairs yesterday virtually
completed its Investigation of the al.
legged shortage in, ordnance for the
army and today win begin its inyesti,
CATION Of the clothing supply and mat
ters relating to transportation Of this
and other military supplies to meet the
needs of the men in the training camps
and in France.
Quartermaster General sharpe will
be called before the committee and it
is expected that he win be heard to,
day, =.
Contracts for the army cantonments,
their location and their sanitary condi,
tions VIA afterward be taken up in
order. LIZ. d.. I'LL. ~.
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
SECRET AGENT

Asked as to where the money for
the provisioning Of the Maverick
came from witness testified that
it was transmitted TO HonoluIu
by German secret agent Number
l7'' who transferred the money
from the German consulate at
San Francisco to Honolulu,
Rodiek will be called upon for
further testimony as he did NOT
conclude yesterday.
II. A. Schroeder, who succeeds
ed Rodiek as German representa-
tive in Honolulu will also testify
for the prosecution, it was am
nounced by. United States Attors
ney Preston. '" ag /
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
GRANzOW WILL BE .
TRIED ON COAST

SAN FRANCISCO, December 2l--
[ ASSOCIATED Press)-Captain GranzoW
Of the schooner Churchill, which he is
charged with having deliberately
wrecked, has appealed from the decision
of the United States commissioner
holding him for investigation by q
grand jury. His appeal will be heard
on January 81. In the meanwhile,
states District Attorney Preston, Gran.
zow will probably be reindicted in
order to remove any flaws that may
be found in the present indictment,
and will be held for trial in San Fran.
cisco, not Honolulu. He Is now being
held on bail for 1880
The Hawaiian gazette., 1917-12-21
KAISER'S IERMSOF
PEACE WOULDNOT
MEET ALLIES PLAN
Purported Outline Received In
Washington Unsatisfactory
To Great Britain
TEUT0NS WOULD MAKE USE
\. OF BOLSHEvlN OFFER
Germany Plans TO Make Use Of
Russia So Far As May Be
Possible Indicated

/. - .afrt.. - . a n 4 -
WASHINAiIpNsl DecemDer El---( As-
sociatedr Press sl-7Nhat purports 70 be
terms Of peacefte be proposed by Ter
many about Chrtstmas time have been
received hero from official sources, n
is also learned that Germany Is pre-.
pairing TO takef adyantage OF the Boil
she'Viki peace offering by Offering
these terms as counter proposal
The terms whifh Germany will offer
are said TO include the following;
J. The disposition lof Aisaer- Lor-
raine is 70 pc left 70 vote by plebis-
cite OF the tnhabitants Ok the TWO dls.
triets. VI
2. Great BrtHn ls TO pay Tor the
German colonies which have been taken
from Germany ~ Africa by conquest
since the war Degan. ~
y, fhe money when britam pays
70 Vermany IS 70 pc used TO- rehaDh.
tatc belgium, Serbia, Rumania and
Northern france--those districts when
have been IN possession OF Germany
and AnsIna.
= hussihn provinces along the Bal
nc, the Back seas ana RUSSIA are 10
pc independents
49, - ~
der AUSTRIAN sazerainty. @
.. The Doundapes Of humania, Mon
tenegro and Scrpla are not to be al
tered. . ~
q turkey nNto pc left intact.
= inc issues % disarmament, Tree
donl OF the seas end commerce are 70
be ieft Tor disposition TO the peace
conierenSe, .taltt
nllsssh Nc. sat,sIieo .g
Premier Lloya George speaking IN
the mouse o. conmons IN London clear
~ lndieated tnesey terms would De un;
sa1aciasierN ttese 'lest br,sain when ~
spsskina oi war AIMS ne sstd that the
brltishs go'ernment VIII 1emsnd and
eAsct WI retripution ron Germany
anu eomP,ete restoraVon OF al tsrrl-
,ory mhich mas peen tsAen by, the Cen,
,ral foNers With compensation Tor AL
Damages @ ocsasloned TO such territory.
10 use soisne-tih Y
uermany ~ planning 70 secure as
s,stanee oi 'tne,;.bolsne-saki govern
meht IN the forthcoming proposal for