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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-07-03

to be hoped that you will put VIII.
lie wise that the police will raise
Cain IL they catch any person pour.
ing the yellow stuff on the rails.
Make II a point TO let Willie know
this. And IL you ride on a street
car and from beneath comes a noise
and crash like the crack o. doom,
there will be some comfort at least
that your future president was not
mixed UP In the scandal.
May Go Up
And another thing: This Is the
age OF daring ventures. Willie, no
doubt. will have a few large sky.
rockets in his lineup. II should be
remembered that skyrockcting In q
nice feature. Only Willie should
be cautioned not to get tangled up
with a sizzling screamer and give
an aerial imitation Of Eddie Hub
bard We all go up In the air 90
casionariy. but II might hurt VIII.
lie II he mixed with the busy end
OF a skyrocket.
But above all. plead with wulie
TO refrain from dallying with the
deadly gas pipe cannon OF home
construction. II you don't want
Willie to earn golden harp Chat
is. tomorrow let him eschew the
gas pipe cannon.
This piece OF perdItion has sub
tracted more dlgits than all other
fireworks combined. Ware the gas
pipe cannon. say II
That1l be about all except this:
Remember that boys will be boys.
Especially on the Gloree.us Fourth.
With his bandageswathed face. VII.
lie will call for father and mother
and a little tear will trickle from
the only visible eye.
But be patient. mothers and dads.
for we're all kids--only some of us
have grown up.
BY the way. cannon crackers are
taboo this season.
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SIBERIA LAND
OF BIC RICHES
Wealth Buried in Vast, Un-
titled Siberian Acres
BY PEGGY HULL.
Staff Correspondent Of ~. T.. a.


WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY
IN SIBERIA. July al have Just
completed n l.0oo-mile trip into
Northern Siberia. There is no coun-
try richer. more beautiful. or more
inviting TO Landowners. It's valleys
stretch away into thousands OF miles
instead OF hundreds. Its hills and
mountains are stocked. not only
with great forests, but stored with
gold, coal and other minerals.
Navigable rivers, well distributed.
solve the difficult problem OF trans.
portation. In the hands OF men like
the pioneers of America, Siberia
could be developed into strong and
prosperous nation.
All these years its possibilities
have been ignored Long rows of
brick barracks in the villages are
bleak reminders that IL was once
the dumping ground of intrigue and
political tragedy. Great two and
three-domed churches tower above
the squalor and poverty which. un.
der the right tutelago and a just
government. could be turned into
comfort and plenty.
Less than one-tenth of this fertile
country IS under cultivation. There
are thousands of acres OF virgin soil
because II has been impossible for
the Siberian settler TO develop more
than q small tract with his crude and
homemade tools. All the work is
done by hand and oxen instead of
l&2w~-s ~
plowing.
Hay is taken to market in small
carts or wagons. which necessitates
numerous trips and a waste of time.
Grain Is transported in the same
way. The ambitious Americans hope
to Introduce along with the COM
modious hay-rack Of the United
States, man-sized wagons. motor
trucks, silos, baling machines. reap
ers. planters. and all the other ap-
purtenances that make for the cult.
walton Of large areas.
The only horses to be found in the
farming district are small. scrawny
Manchurian ponies. A draft horse
Is unknown.
The Siberians are not fast work.
ers-they plod along, methodically
accomplishing just half as much as
II they put in less hours and more
elbow grcese."
Can you imagine said one Amer.
lean soldier to me, as we stood look.
ing over a great sweep Of unplowed
land. what 1000 Woodworking hust-
ling Americans could make this
country look like in--well. say. five
years? Why. 1t would be paradise
Of wealthy homes and communities.
just as you'll find in any rich farm
ing community in the states"
And don't believe he exaggerated.
It will not be difficult to win a for
tune from the much neglected soil OF
Siberia
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Negotiate u. S.
France Alliance

PARIS, July 3.-tUnited Press.>-
The United States Is bound ito come
Immediately to her QFrance's) aid in
case OF any unprovoked act of ag.
gression directed against her by Ger.
many" according TO the provisions
OF the treaty agreement sought be-
tween America and France. A SINH.
lar arrangement Is being negotiated
between France and Great Britain.
The treaty, which was made public
today, must be ratified by the Ameri.
a n senate and approved by the
league OF nations.
According to the tentative agree.
ment reached, the treaty shall re.
main In force until the council OF the
league of nations agrees that the
league itself shall provide sufficient
protection.
Great Britain Is not bound by the
treaty unless the United States &C.
cepts 1t. but the latter Is bound, re-
gardless of British action.
The treaty which also defines the
neutral zone along the Rhine. Is
signed by President Wilson. Secre.
tary Lansing. Premier Clemenceau
and Foreign Minister Pichon.
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Small Boy Ready to
Flirt With Burns on
Our Glorious Fourth
BY O. d. CAREFUL

Our Annual Glorious Fourth with
it's sis-Boom Ah-h.h and several Hun
dreds of Obs and ouches and Aches
is booked TO open I'm Seattle early
Friday morning. II the American
Small Boy has his way about It.
And said A. S. II. proposes TO have
his way about IL. In fact. the Small
Boy proposes to pull off Powder
Burn that rs Powder Burn. He
always does every Fourth.
Early Friday morning he win I'M
timber the punk and proceed to
touch off the Red Things. The more
ambitious lad win sneak in a few
before the official hour. So you sne.
mothers and fathers. your small boy
is due to stage session of STYLES
and burns. So you'd better grease
the way to the family NJ. ID.
Any way you look mt It the family
purse strings are I'm for a yank. In
order TO spread the kids fireworks
over tho city IT might be suggested
that you buy hesupply Of
noise makers: divide them into hour.
piles. and then alp It to Willie that
he is TO burn a pile an hour. Unless.
of course. it's arnica and a dark
room for Willie before the day is
done.
Painful Subject
anticipate a great run on the
drug stores. This is a painful sub
Tact t-y,oxU hut vcu lupw the
Glor.ee-us Fourth manages TO slip
around once per annum. and we've
got to make the best OF II while
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rehabilitation
Camps Cut Down

WASHINGTON, July 3.--The war
department today announced that
Camps Meade, Custer, Bowie, Funs-
ton, jackson and Fort Oglethorpe
will be discontinued as rehabilitation
centers July 10, because of the de.
crease in the number of men return.
ing from overseas.
Camp Upton will be discontinued
as a debarkation camp after July 15,
and Boston and Charleston will cease
to he ports Of debarkation on the
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Ota's Strategy in Face of Dry
Squadders Lands Him in Bastile

Ota Hisakichi, aged 81, was con
siderably cxasperated when dry
squad officers marched into his
place Of business Thursday morning.
Ota owns controlling interest in a
soft drink stand at G75 Dearborn st.
Everything was lovely Thursday
morning. the cider was working in
fine shape and ota dreamed OF
cherry blossoms and lSimonas and
the rising sun over Fujiyama,
when
fey '1-G nuf ~ c1tne t,iroe "a ~,
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While gets the worst OF n.
II is an historical fact that the
grown up boy nurses n prodigious
peeve when Willie ties n pack OF
flrccrackers TO the tail OF his pinch
back. At times this mode OF amuse-
ment results in a quick stink on the
part OF the goat.
AS a mere matter of minor men.
ton 10 would suggest that II this
trick is played on YOU. simply and
calmly reach around and cut the
string. You probably will be seized
with a desire to aviate ard even
raviatc. Never run! II dog
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That big sensational novelty from the
Winter, Garden, New York, with
pretty maidens in dazzling costumes
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bers of the dry squad.
Let us see your cider" quoth one
OF them.
But Honorables--" protested Ota.
Never mind that" rejoined the
member OF the arid section, Tets
see your prune juice"
Very well. very WELL" returned
OTTO, You like to see? Very WELL
then-Banzai," and Ota booted the
contents OF several kegs all over his
floor.
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Americans Take
,6OO-Meter RELAY

PERSHING STADIUM, PARIS.
July 3.-tUnited Press) - America
won the finals of the 1600.meter re.
lay today, with the Australian and
French teams second and third, re-
spectively.
III. Liversedge. Oakland. Cal; Ed.
Caughey, Ukiah, Cal, and Wallace
Maxfield, Bloomfield. N. j.. qualified
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save him.

save him.
The three soldiers OF the anhy.
drous army mopped up several small
bottles full of cider. Now ota
Hisakichi is in the city Jail. where he
is held ON an open charge awaiting
the results OF the city chemists test.
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should happen TO be passing he
might make a sarcastic crack.
Something about the bitter being
bitten.
Mothers, BE Patient
And. you mothers, be patient II
Willie insists on having his new
arm and leg before he scrubs up. I
understand that the limb factories
turn out nice pinkcolored arms and
legs these days. The point is that
Willie is liable TO roar II any old
arm or leg is hung on him.
The potash and sulphur fiend Is
scheduled to sprout. so keep away
from the car tracks. This stuff
makes the big defamation but II Is
dangerous to monkey with. 1t Is
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RATIFIEs SUFFRAGE

JEFFERSON CITY, Mo. July a.
Missouri today ratified the federal
suffrage amendment. The senate,
by a vote of 2S to 3, adopted the
house resolution.
The commonwealth., 1919-04-29

NECESSARY to put On this hat. Of course,
'o' l dld 1t simply to make the char
"''er complete. l might just as well
'iI'he pedA and clean washstands i'm y
I4''0Fe mai AS in low-necked gown so
here am."
'"' WIS Il tall, pleasant-faced girl
~ ,"ehty7hree or four, not unlike her
'",'ief In many respects.
,- AN y"ry sorry" he said lamelv
f.. ""'e hrard something of your mis-
lo' '"lleS 1r"'4 your father an1-the
II SITS really hard luck"
'"A It rather good luck to have
'' - away with the only dress in the lot
y,;a @ 'os1 more than tuppence,'' she
,'',', ,'',', shifting again. Lord know, what
,,,I ,',' nave happened to me if they
4h. 'ol'f'o town on us at the end of
tnr " ,' s' att l was the beggar's daugh-
~ S"'l St''-absolutely in rags. Glad
''"'e inet you. think vou'l1 End
<,r mug nearly all right. Good night,
Io' "',' Closed the door behind her
-, ny iiln standing in the middle of
g., 'ou' ptfpleXed bur amused,
''' George - he said 70 hisnsagf s+iu
v,nh' nS af the closed door, ssthey're
IN ' >, ''li of them. [ wish T. could
He .@4 '1'7,'''hs To help them out Of"
th. la, ''"h abruptly on the edge Of
no.l.", ,s'' ana pulled his wallet from his
idu tie Set about countiro tho
Then ;, ,'''olating frown in his eyes.
n.;,a nV starred at the ceiling. sum.
non1o,'t p II DO it, he said, after a
af y ha,s :" MENTAL figuring. He told
into Iisn $',]eh blils and Slipped them
u>,aI "S packet. The wallet s,npht its
d.. ""' resting place for fhe niah7. rn
''e. pillow. ''e h'sh' Cf-
Two +nt, "@ neaithy and he was tired
th,. ,iIIa,,' ',''> after his head touched
fln W., "1 Was sound asleen.
nfeh, 'S aroused shortly after. mid.
,j[n J.; "| shouts, apparently inst on
~ a'g MS window. A man ,,.a' 'osa ou'-
an fns,a''. t"' Voice from the road below.
Dou,d;n' ''eer ne heard a Tremendous
Snr;n4. On the tavern door
The v.;,7,1 9'o1 out Of bed. he rusbed +o
front or ',, There We're horses in
and no, ~, ne house-seyeral of them
araon.r ',,'' VI loot moving like shadows
Ior4rd "'' ~, from the window. he IN
lsII. So',' ,,'' opened the door info tha
Vas gathering down
10 be 'oatinued FRIDAY
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CHAPTER ~.
An extraordinary chambermaid,
N;snioht Tragedy, and Man Who
Said "Thank YOU"

A, Extraordinary chambermaid, a
Midnight Tragedy, and a Man Who
Said "Thank YOU"
uiSs Thackeray was turning down"
& :, bao when he entered his room after
njadjnc his new actor friends good
,,irhr He was staggered and some
:. hat abaslled by the appearance Of
Miss Thuckeray. She was by no
A.,oaus dressed ax chambermaid
4 Sshorld he nor was she as dumb. On
-. contrary, she confronted him in
A.. choicest railnenr that her ward
= ~. contained and she was bright and
..beerr and exceedingly incompetent.
H. vas her costume that shocked him.
sNot only was she attired in low
Il |, .rked. rose.colDre1 evening gown, lib
.rallp bespangled with tinsel, but she
wore a vast top-heavy picture hat
Ia-hose croWu Of black was almost
k,.bollg obscnred by 8 gorgeous white
B sher that once must have adorned
he king OF all ostriches.: She was not
.t all his idea OF Il chambermaid. He
i started to back out Of the door with
an apology for having blunderea Into
n #4hs wrons room by mistake.
q .d.Dme right in" she said cheerlly.
.PH soon he through. I suppose I
SHOULD have done all this an hour ago,
4 hut just had to write few letters. 1
am Miss Thackeray. This is Mr..
barnes, I believe
He bowed, still quite overcome.
you needn't be scared" she cried,
observing bis confusion. ''rhis is nv
! rrgular uniform. I'm starting a new
style for chambernsids. Did it para
I we YOU to md me hereY'
4 couldn't believe my eyes,
She abandoned her easy, careless
,eanner. A look Of modification came
INTO her eyes as she Strengthened up
and faced him. Her voice was a trife
bnsky when she spoke again, after a
moments pause.
You see, Mr. Barnes, these are the
only duds | have with me. It wasn't
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.r;nd a. curious about

.Ejnd a. curious about emf ne
/ |drawled.
s,Jt never entered MY mind until this
-tact to he curious" said Barnes.
sWelI, it entered their minds about
bour ago to be curious about yOu,"
said the other.
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Eighteen years"
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Receipt to Make a
Gray Hair Remedy

A. L. Paulson, NJ, d., who has prac-
,iced medicine in New York City for
many years, gave out the following
recipe for a homemade gray hair
remedy Gray, streaked or faded
hair can be Immediately turned black.
brown or light brown, whichever
shade you desire, by the following
simple remedy that you can make at
home
Merely get a small box of Orlex
powder at any drug store, II costs
very little and no extras to buy. Dis
solve it in water and comb it through
the hair Full directions for mixing
and use and gold bond guarantee
come in each box
1t is safe, it does not rub oft, is
not sticky or greasy and leaves the
hair fluffy. 1t will make gray
haired person look twenty years
Younger" (Adv)
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

cities OF Niatka and Samara will fall
into their hands soon The bolshevlk
forces there are apparently incapable
OF checking the orderly, well-organited
advance from the east With kol.
chak threatening the valley OF the Vol
ga and Udenitch menacing Petrograd,
and with Kiev in the hands Of anti
bolshevik troops, and with Kolchaks
northern army moving rapidly toward
the line OF Communication between
Moscow and Archangel, the bolshevik
military situation seems extremely
precarious.
Disregarding the recommendations
OF NJ. Zinieoif governor of Petrograd,
Nkolai Lenlne, the Russian bolsheviki
premier, recently has been releasing
virtually all political prisoners there
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
CHICAGO GIRL
SOLD AS BRIDE
IT IS CLAIMED
Child "Wife" Of Gypsy Says
She Was Stolen,

MADISON, Wis-Claiming that
she was stolen by the Gypsy band OF
Milano Wiki Camapania, now in Mad
ison, Rosie Nicholas, whom the Gyp-
sizes declare they bought from her
father for $500. found refuge with
Police Matron Fannie Hamilton to-
day.
This afternoon the Gypsies were
taken into court to tell their story
to Judge Hoppmaun. He has taken
the girls plea under adyisement.
The lS-year-old girl claims tina, she
was stolen, ,ha, the Gypsies have
abused her and that she wants her
liberty.
Married to Tribesman.
The Gypsies claim that she was
married to John Mark, l7-year-old
son of Mile Mark, one OF the tribe,
according to Gypsy rites They have
produced papers which they claim
we're prepared by a Chicago attorney
lanes r. Quinn, which lesalzes the
Wedding
On March 6 Rosie Nicholas and
John Mark were married at AS )
lIals.ed street, Chicago. According
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
Russian Reds Fighting Allies on Thurman Coast
Cut Off by Firms Operating North Of Petrograd
KoIchak's Siberian Armies
4 Move Westward as Power
Of BoIshevik Regime Rap
Idly Weakers,
tRy The Asrocla ted Pressl


PARIS, Monday, May S-The spe
bialist on Russian subjects attached
10 various allied delegations ~ the
peace conference expect decided
change in the Russian situation within
She next few weeks
The Finnish military movement
which has been threatening Petrograd
md which has been Shrouded with
mystery, is now well defined. General
Udenitch and 1900 Russians operat-
Ing with him. have the support OF the
Finnish government and troops, and
have recruited large numbers OF Rus
plan peasants who have become tired
Vi bolshevik requistons
Reds Cut OF.
General Udenitch has occupied Pet
toz Avodsk, Olonen and Ladeince
Pole, east OF Ladoga and thus controls
the southern end OF the kola railway.
The escape OF the holsheyiki operat-
Ing against allied forces in the kola
peninsula has been made impossible
and communication between the Mos
COW government and the Murman
coast has been cut Under the direc-
tion OF General Udcnitch and the
leaders OF the Finnish troops there the
residents OF the karelia district are
apparently preparing To launch a
movement looking 10 their annexation
10 Finland This would give Finland
the Kola railway and northern out
let TO the Arctic ..
Petrograd Is Menaced.
The Russian committee working for
: united Russia here is decidedly un-
favorable to such a step and is trying
10 block it. Many persons believe the
entente powers are encouraging the
Udenitch movement. which is threat
ening Petrograd so seriously that the
bolsheviki are cvacuating the city II
Udenitch should occupy Pctrograd the
Ie-victualling OF the city by the allies
would be easy and the apparent aban-
donment OF the NsnSen plan OF rc-vic
tualling Petrograd under neutral aus
piees is regarded as an indication tina,
Ne entente expects the bo, leviki soon
70 be forced TO wi,hdraVMo Moscow
Admiral Kolchak's Siberian army
continues its movement westward to-
ward the Volga and it is expected the
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Liven up your sluggish liverl Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure; be vigorous and full OF am
btion. But take no nasty. dangerous
calomel. because it makes you sick and
you may lose a days work.
Calomel is mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones.
Calomcl crashes into sour bile like
dynamite, breaking it up. That's when
you feel tina, awful nausea and cramp-
ing.
Listen to me II you want to enjoy
the incest, gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, jus,
take a spoonful OF harmless Dod,on's
Liver Tone tonight. Your druggist OF
dealer sells you a bottle Of Dodson's
Liver Tone for a few cents under my
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
| am Sincere! Stop Ca|ome|!
| Guarantee Dodson's Liver Tone
Listen to me! Calomel sickens and you may lose a
days work. If bilious, constipated or
headachy read my guarantee.

personal money-baek guarantee thai
each spoonful will clean your sluggish
liver better than a dose Of nasty caio.
pel and that il won't make you sick
Dodson's Liver Tone is real liver
medicine. You'll know II mex, morning
because you will wake up feeling fine,
your liver will be working headache
and dizziness gone; stomach will h
sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable. therefore harmless and can
not salvate. Give il 10 your children
Millions Of people are using Dodson's
Liver Tone instead OF dangerous calo.
mel now. Your druggist will tell you
that the sale Of salomel i, almost
stopped entirely here. adv,
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to the Gypsy custom, the groom's
mother paid Rosie's parents, Jack and
Lena Nicholas. $500 for the girl
Witnesses who signed papers before
a notary public swearing that the
girl had consented are Steve Ziko,
7o7 Congress street; Peter Ziko, 1888
South Halstead street; Frapk Mitch
ell, 27V South State street and Ep-
ham Ristek, 1916 South Halstead
street. all OF Chicago,
Twelve Gallons Of whisksy In Feast.
Five officers Of the Chicago po-
lice departm, we're present to kr 2
order. For three nights and days the
feasting and dancing lasted. II. II,
Topper of the American international
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Musicians union Is said to have furn.
ished the music.
Six roasted pigs. two doren tuf-
keys, two dozen chickens, four bar
rels Of beer. twelve gallon, Of whIs'
key and thirty-three gallons OF wine
we're only a part OF the sumpluous
feast
Until Rosie Is Of age. according to
the gypsy customs, she lives with her
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in an effort to show that the govern.
ment is becoming more tolerant One
result OF this step, il is believed by
specialists here, may be TO produce a
leader who will ultimately organize
the opposition to the present regime.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06
u. S. Whisky Can
Go Into England

LONDON May 6.-Replyng to a
question in the house of commons yes
,erday concerning the shortage OF
whisky, Sir Auckland Geddcs, minis
ter for national service and recon-
struction said he had decided tha, the
importation of Canadian whisky might
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

mother. r.in.isw. just % . dasshtss.
When she becomes q she 10 given 10
the young husband aud 10 privileged
to 10 where she chooses. +.
The Oklahoma City times. [volume] (Oklahoma City, Okla.) 1908-1984, 1919-05-06

Rumanian women ere credited Will
possessing tho hest heads Of hair O
any women In the world.
Audubon County journal. (Exira, Iowa) 1884-1993, 1919-06-12
GERMANY IN TURMOIL
Hundred Thousand Out on Strike
in Berlin.
Workers Protest Against Execution, Of
6olshevik Leader Levine
1t Munich.

London, June 9.-Berlin is again in
the throes Of general strike. A dis
patch received in London told that
100000 had gone on strike there as a
protest against the execution OF the
bolshevik leader Levine. at Munich.
The dispatch stated that the strike
started on Friday. The workers did
not wait for the sanction Of their lead
ers but walked out when the news Of
Levine's execution was circulated.
In the dispatch it stated that "no
bloodshed has been reported yet"
Earlier in the day dispatch from
Copenhagen had said that all commu-
nication with Berlin had been cut or.
Guards who attempted to prevent the
strike were disarmed.
Arrests have been reported all over
Germany as a result Of Levine's exc
cution. Berlin dispatches told Of pre-
cautions against riots being taken at
Berlin and other large cities.