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The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

While unloading an engine for use
ON his farm. ~. :. arter. the pop
ular groccryman, In some manner
allowed the machine Ia fall on his
right foot, taking the cnd off from
his big toe.
With the regular Carter grit he
walked 10 his home and had the
foot fixed up.
Cant down Carter.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
s20aOo REMAnp IN GOLD

will give Two hundred Dollars
10 gold a. n reward for the arrest
aud conviction, upon receipt that
party has been confined In the pen
Tertiary, Of anyone caught stealing
u o l. cattle or p o l. horses. Cattle
branded on left side; horses on LEFT
hip-S. ). BiRCnFIELD. Colum-
nus. New Mexico. n
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
~NOTICE.-pIANO ron SALE

For particulars inquire Of Captain
j. Nee. Reardon. commanding Of
lccr. Troop q. 18th Cavalry. n
Troop g, l2th Cavalry has q
Washburn Player Piano for sale
This piano was recently purchased
new. and Is now In good condition
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27
lows PRopERTY roR sAlE

have for sale more than thirty
town lots. business and residence
buildings. also desirable business
aud residence lots-located In differ
snt parts of town. n will pay YOU
to see n. =. Flack before buying. II
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

! have opened nm up-tu-dato
drrs,making parlor In the Lester
apartments In Drmiug and invite
you to cali and see how much
money ! ran save you. The Dem.
ing Headlight says Mrs. n. -
Harrison has moved a. the Lester
apartments. whore sac has opened
an up-io-daie drr..makinr r.lah-
lishmcnt Mrs. Harrison has had
a wide experience In her chosen
Tine Of work and f. highly rer-
commended hy her many patrons.
i-ti
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

The Columbus steam Laundry b.
now doing nrst-class work-2i hours
service-spccial attention and rate.
given Ia family wash Phone %.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

i1or mich cows. fresh or due 10
frcslien soon. See James Jarob.
son. AT residence J. A. Froderlckson.
Columbus. i-ipd.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

The H%upmohile will give you the
tunher Of miles 10 a gallon ~ ga.
olne you should expect. SIT
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

NOTICE-Any person desiring to
get sand or gravel from Mrs. Tates
place east of town will see Mrs
Lee Thomas. 2-lpd
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

ron SALE - Secondhand lum-
Der; large amount IN good condi-
ton, for 2 10 &c per foot. AXE a
flack 52-2wks.
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

Free Baths Hot aud cold show
ers al The Girls Club, Khaki club
". &. e.. =. 5iti
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

Made light and made rieht-ihe
~llupmohile. See A. J. Weld. 5iif
The Columbus courier. [volume] (Columbus, Luna County, N.M.) 1911-1920, 1919-06-27

he car YOU will eventually bu,
p The Hupmohile. 5iil
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
rENpERFooT SEES SIGHTS
AT LoBBOCK CELEBRATION

Groycsvillc. Texas. July Z. 1919.
We we're all az Lubbock on the an
Your big barbecue was indeed huge
affair and a complete success. Big
crowd. big dinner and everybody had
a big time. Everything was free, and
| noted an almost entire absence Of
Grab Games" and "PennyCatchers
Lubbock is 20 be praised for this
enormous undertaking and for The
complete success they have made.
Somebody was az a great expense and
trouble. They deserye credit and !
believe the country people appreciate
the way they were entertaiud. !
heard many expressions from them
commenting the Lubbock people.
But now. you know. after many
notable events, such as declaration
Of war or peace il has a tending for
prices Of cor modities 90 fluctuate
Now. don't lea flour. sugar and cof-
fee 20 up. and butter, eggs and chick
ems 80 down was handed pro-
gram. and looked for the dinner
hour II was 1890. or course ! was
hungry. When the hour came /
made for that table with a half bush
el basket to get dinner for wife and
ten children Then is when the jam
came got squeezed in a crowd Of
men and women They had me.
basket and all iammed up against a
very fleshy lady. and they mashed me
and that basket flat against tina, lady
Now. she got hot and beat me in the
face. begged her pardon, by say
ing shat | could not help getting
mashed on her Then she got hot
right Bur 7 finally got out and got
my dinner | am glad that MASKING
did not come OF after inner also
went out and saw ny first airplanc
n WINS On on the ground with wings
spread out ! Thought by that, that
II vas fxug 10 fly ! tried 20 "shu"
the thing up. but could not ] final
81 went back % town, and after "a
while ! saw &C. smiling over Il got
way up and began turning over and
upside down and then made lunge
down Il looked 20 me Ike II was
going to hit me right square on the
nose and / 90, away IN hurry. ]
met a man and he said u was doing
that a purpose But how did know
whether IL was falling a purpose or
acctt utally ! was afraid the fellow
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

inspiration concerning what is in the
cans.
The Conservation Club held an in
teresting meeting with Mrs. S p. Eof
Monday
For the past two years a pair Of
shoes has been costing something less
than the value Of section Of land.
Now. when the shoemen hear Of the
price Of hides We are expecting to
wrap our feet in gunny sacks OF move
to where shoes are not worn. About
a month after we declared ourselves
in the world fuss. conversation was
overheard in a dry goods store where
the merchant was instructing his
clerks to mark up. the prices Of the
shoes in stock. lie said: mark the
S. shoes up to $3.50 and II they are
not sold this week, make them Sl0.'
II wouldn't hurt half rs bad to pay
our heads for shoes. II we knew the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
We Make Farm Loans and
Buy Vendors Lien Notes

in il would get hurt. ! saw Il sail
away though, the thing had TO
flop rs WINS. am Cad It's gone
myself.
We lost several Of our babies, but
found the most Of them We would
lose one and wife would make me
look for them could not Identify
them. brought her several that she
would not claim We finally found
them all and came home and tell you
we were full one time Yes, they had
dancing. too. ! got a gal and went
around or So Wife saw me and |
danced right when | got home.
Love 20 all YOU Lubbock folks. II
was a big thing to as country folks.
Jus, keep on being that nice. Know
us when you gee US and lei US all be
more s,ciahlc. Yours truly,
Tenderf Dot.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
NEW HOPE NEWS
ITEMS AND SUGGESTIONS

But wasn't that barbecue good,
As Cluren Boyd was making prep
aration Friday morning 20 attend the
celebration and barbecue at Lubbock
the horse he was riding stepped in a
hole and fell. breaking two bones in
Cluren's arm. He was taken at once
20 a sanitarium at Lubbock and is
doing nicely
Why not have booth at our fair
for relies? Il seems to me this would
be an interesting addition.
J d. Ravens has been right sick Of
pleurisy, but is about well again
Bro Lynn preached two Of his good
sermons for us Sunday The female
part Of the congregation was consp'c-
uous for It's absence AZ the morning
service.
Roscoe Cowart IS back IN u. s A..
and hopes to WIT his u1re, +. J Cow
art. at an carly date
II is an accorgedation 20 country
people for the ysrchants who adver-
tise TO tell whsr they are There are
very few buyhress men in Lubbock in
the same byilding today. that they
were in thfee years ago. We spent
nearly en- Hour one day trying 10 find
the grocer we had been patronizing
And the housewives appreciate your
telling what you have 20 sell and the
price When they undertake 70 or
der a weeks supply Of groceries they
can think Of nothing but long shelves
filled with tin cans. but their .magi-
nation ISN'T vivid enough 20 give amy
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

TO the voters Of the 29th Senator
ial District: Our esteemed citizen,
the Hon. W H. Bledsoe is a candidate
at the election next Monday for State
Senator we wish TO say that he has
been a citizen Of our town for num-
Der Of years and we cheerfully and
earnestly recommend him to you. He
has made us a splendid representative
in the Lower House for two terms,
where he has served with a degree OF
distinction, taking a leading part in
all legislation effecting the State. We
now ask that you assist us in promot-
ing him 70 higher honors which he de-
serves. He is honest, faithful and a
man Of ability. He is fully alive to
the needs Of our western country.
We ask you give him serious consider
alton at the polls next Monday and
you will make no mistake.
c. f. MAEDGEN. Pres.
Security State Bank Il Trust Co.
L. c. ELLIS. Cashier,
Security State Bank & Trust Co.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
LuLLock. ~. LII Z. I9I0.

Lubbock. Te,as, July 7, 1919.
The undersigned officials Of Lub-
book County certify that they have
known the Hon W IT, Bledsoe for
many years. and take pleasure in en-
dorsing him for State Senator.
W. X Spencer, District Judge.
Gordon b. Mcclure. District Atty.
J II Moore, County Judge.
Sam r Davis, County and District
Clerk
Mary r. Hinton. County Treasurer.
c. a. Holcomb, County Sheriff and
Tax Collector
Z. c. Fain, Justice Of Peace, Pre-
cinct No J..
NJ. +. Merrill, County Commission
er No. /
II. d. Talley, County Com No. 2.
L. O Burford, County Com. No. 3.
p. Won Rosenberg, County Com.
No. 4.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
To the Voters Of the 29th Senatorial
District.

District;
Since the death Of senator Bell, it
becomes necessary for this, the Jumbo
District. 70 elect his successor This
is matter that should receive the
earnest attention Of every voter who
is interested IN the welfare and up
building Of the Panhandle country.
We should give such matters more at
tenti0n than Is usually bestowed by
the busy men Of this vast territory
There are many things Of vital inn
portance and this people should have
nj Austin. a man who is in touch with
their needs and has the ability 10 car
ry them out Every one in the dis
trict is familiar with the record made
by W n Bledsoe in the past two ses-
sions Of the legislature. lie was rec
ognized as a leader and al 81 his
work has been favorably received, not
only by his district. but by the State
at large and it behooves US 20 elect a
senator that we know has the ability
20 make himself felt IN this body
We therefore urge you 10 go 20 the
polls and cast your vote for him and
In he interest Of the Panhandle.
We are,
Yours very truly.
O. l.. SLATON,
President Lubbock State Bank.
W S POSEY.
Cashier Lubbock State Bank,
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
Vice President Farmers NatT. Bank


Luppochs itAas' July - 1910
To whom ii may concern:
Il affords me a great deal Of gen
uine pleasure 70 recommend the Hon
orable W H. Bledsoe, 10 the voters Of
this District, for the office Of State
Senator
He has represented us very ably for
the past few years and 10 would be
well for every voter 10 consider his
name carefully for this vacancy in
the Senate. His honesty. integrity,
ability and LOYALTY to West Texas can
not be questioned
Knowing these things as / do.
feel il my duty 10 issue this state
ment in his behalf
Yours very truly,
IRA EMERY,
Vice Pres and Cashier Of Citizens
National Bank.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

J. r. Joyce. formerly Of this coun-
ty, more recently from Taylor coun-
ty. accompanied by his family are
visiting at the home of W. o. Shelley
in the Grovesville community. Mr..
Joyce is a cousin Of Mrs. Shceley
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

Miss Vera Jones. a niece Of Mrs.
John Dean. Is visiting the latter this
week. She has been visiting her sis
ter near Brownf.sld for a few weeks
and will return to her home IN Hollis,
Okla. after spending a few days with
Mrs. Dean, here.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
YOU SHOULD VOTE FOR HIM The 14th
YOU MAY DEPEND ON HIM TO HOE TO THE END or THE ROE

+. J. Cowart was IN from his farm
southt Of Lubbock Wednesday and
says he got a fine rian last Monday
night and Tuesday morning He says
between two and a half and three
inhces Of rain fell, and eveA thing Is
looking fine.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

Mrs. Hugh Taylor returned from
Wichita Falls the first Of the week.
and says she is back in Lubbock 10
stay. She visited her daughter. Mrs.
SaddIer, in Littiefleld the first Of the
week.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
Lnhbock. 10. IuIy Z. l9le.

Lubbock. Texas, July 7, 1919.
We. the members Of the Lubbock
County Bar Association wish to en-
dorse the Hon W II Bledsoe, Of Lub-
book. rs a candidate 20 iii the vacan-
cy in the State Senate caused by the
death 0f Senator Bell
NJ Bledsoe s a lawyer Of unusual
ability and stands at the top Of his
profession
VI. FULTON
r. a. SOWDER
ROSCOE WILSON
+ T. kLETT
T. r NlCkERS.
PERCY SPENCER
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

W. o. Shelley. Of near Grovesvile.
was in the city Wednesday ana re-
ports fine rain Tuesday and his crop
looking fine
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

Mrs Hoyt Agnew and baby are
here visiting relatives this week. They
are now making their home in Cisco,
where Hoyt is employed with the
Huey Motor Company, Al that place
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

The policy of this bank is to
treat you with fairness in every
way. Our resources are suffici-
ent to meet every demand. We
ask that you keep us in mind.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

II. r. Howell, who resides ten
miles west Of Alternately, was here
Tuesday. trading with our merchants.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

An endorsement Of Hon. w. n. BLEED
soc Of Lubbock, Texas, for State
Senator, .2eth Senatorial District,
by the Pastors of Lubboek:
The vacqncy~eaused in the Upper
House by 10 death bf Mr. Bel must
be filled by the faction If affher,
and our esteegefd citizen, Hon " y
Biedsoe is afcandidate for the place
Mr. Bledsoe's position on moral ques-
tons that have been prom4scrt Pc
fore the voter Of Texas IN the near
past is too well known.. tc, eveHneed
mentioning ID this endoVcr ent, as
the iecords show Cor thgfnselees.
As citizens Of this gYeat common.
wealth-as voters in this Senatorial
District, and as pastors Of the various
churches Of this city. we are deeply
interested in the future legislation
that will doubtless be enacted in the
few years just ahead Of US. and we
therefore bespeak for our citizen a
careful consideration az the hands Of
the voters Of the district
Mr. Bledsoe IS a man Of moral
worth q man Of high ideals citi-
zen OF whom We are not ashamed n
statesman OF note, and a formidable
foe Of wrong and injustice, and II
elected to this place Of trust, will fiji
il with credit to himself and with
honor TO his constituency. Vote for
MIN on July l4th
Respectfully,
r. r. POLLARD, Pastor First Pres
byterian Church.
A. A. COLLINS. Pastor Cumber-
land Church
J. 4 GRISWOLD. Pastor W. F.
Church. South.
LIFF SANDERS, Of the Church Of
Christ
Lubbock. Texas.
July 7th, 1919
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

merchants had TO pay for them. Nor
al. Next time don't talk SO loud, no.
body was trying to listen
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

Read the date on the label Il tells
when your subscription expires
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
c. + PARKS, Mayor.
w. S. POSEY, Commissioner.
GEO. G. WoLFFARTH. Com.
J. O. JONES, Commissioner.
/. II. SIMPSON, Commissioner
+. c. PRIEST, City Sec'y.
J NJ. DENMAN, City Treas.
f. X. MITCHELL, City Marshall
Lubbock. Texas. July 7th 1919
70 the Voters of the 2eth Senatorial
~ District.


70 the Voters of the 2eth Senatorial
District;
Gentlemen:, / take pleasure in rec
ommendirr FOR your consideration
Herorable " H. Bledsoe. of Lub-
book. Teras. now our Representative.
Mr.. Bledsoe has made US a represen-
tntive Of whom we have no regrets
for giving him our support
lie is a fOrcible, aggressive lawyer
absolute integrity. Is possessed Of
rare ability and commanding person
atty. have come in contact with
him both socially and in a business
way and can vouch for his integrity
Am sure you viii not regret giving
W II. Bledsoe your support in the
coming election.
Yours very respectfully.
L. r MARTIN,
Vice President Farmers Natl Bank.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
Lubbock. Texas. July z. 1919.

We, the undersigned, the official
body Of Lubbock, take this pleasure
Of recommending 70 you our friend
and fellow townsman, Representative
W H. Bledsoe, who is candidate for
State Senator, TO succeed the late
Senator Steve Bell
Judge Bledsoe has been a resident
Of this city for a good many years.
He has always stood for the better
ment Of conditions, and has been an
advocate Of the high ideals which
the citizenship Of Texas aspires.
We know that he will fully perform
the duties Of this office which he as
pires, in such way that viii be a
pleasure 70 his friends and benefit
to the public
We ask that you consider him fav-
orably when you visit the ballot box.
as we believe his election is for the
COS rood
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10
B|edsoe Will Fifty Serve This
District As Senator

the 22d District and
good of the State We believe the House has
he
prophet his Read the endorsements below by
shon1epe
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1919-07-10

ANNOUNCE MENTs

For State s,ns,or. 2s,hy senatorial
Di.triey,o yussssd W. s. Bell
W II. BLE9s0E. I
Lubb9cTfounty/
R. L. IsMPLETgN,
Csfnaswortb( County
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TRAITORS TO FRANCE
WILL Be PUNISHED
uLonLon Tmcs Cable. Copyright l9l? py
The Public Ledger Company

N -,
!LohurA '"EH 'h"''' '-'i,S 'h"' -
me Hpi'' ir"E't 'l''',.'
'~'N hN'''' ,'''". '',' ' a, ,.,',
aifach"d !" 'A' i"HF'h '"u -''''' '''' "',
mud Toqur ana -hArEu"l' IN, I'"'' -
and dcnnuncrr". hr"uEh; |" IAriS. NJ
polio" arr "m tho track or several n'h'r
mon and women VII" AT i~n"n AL" r""'-
MICS actrd rs spies Tor IA" German gen
cr;.l staff or denounced 10 the military
police Of m" German army num">r al
French soldiers stranded witn'n u" Ter
man lines after tho r"tr"ai fr"n 'Aarl"-
rol. Aided hy II woman Earned Nrr!"n N"
E;3-Tan d"rrc;ivo Emil Thomas. d"I'"%r-
ii IN tp tho seventh army court martial
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Italians Resent Being
Termed ImperiaIIStjC
Wv WOOD MCCLURE
nondoti Times Cable. Copyright

n,ondon Times Cable. Copyright, 'i''
by Public Ledger Coz
ROME. Ian. l5.--Thr probable" bitter
no1e1nic and angry Glamour aroused 10y
tho recent action and declaration 81
I.oinida Eisholati have com" aS a sur
prisc 10 all who do not know llalE "r
bavcn', followed closely III" events 't
the last two months. MANY Of ,h"''
,,ho have boon moro or less III touch
with italy and Italy's problems may
no asking themselves why this "uihur"t
has como now. HishoIatrs IDEAS hay"
been we'll known to most r""pl" for =
long time. Many OF thUs" VII" Grill
cizc him today do not differ with hm
greatly In ideas as t. tht- fu;Gr" from
tiers Of Italy. Many, "f CnurS'. a.. hu'
IN" difference is nothing now. l. = r"i
50 much the program "f EiSH"'Atl Wh"h
nut tho greater part Of ar'!ruIat" "iln-
ION in Italy against him. as III" m"m"n'
and method in which hc chose t" de-
clare himself:
7, was fol, bcrr widely HAT his res
;rnat!on indicated a fatal diN'Si"n 81
Italian opinion at u moment when II
WIS very necessary 10 clos" up IN"
ranks.
Many believed also his retirement
would give ris" 30 an i1"I a4r"rd 'ra'
,L, division uf opinion w"S ;c:@li": i''hn
, o,.1,Iallv was. Thu; h"lr'G las been
m>,lf,rd Il WAS felt that ia" r'-is-
,,.,; on would l." considered iN foreign
critics rr til.. Italian r"y,rn:u"r' 49, :
Justification "f III" "hrrL'. ii'' l:@iH :
unIicy is "ImrrriniiSf3n" ;',ad INV. H-"u
nurh"rn" by thu results.
The IiaIiams ara. ,n nI""I {" Ear
themselves, described ~ "lra;rr'ni!"li'
Lv flnir a!i',-s at - lin Wh'r tn pro
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Satisfactory Progress
Being Made in Peace
Conference at Paris
G-ondnm Times Gable. Copyright 1919 by
Ih.. L.uhl,c l....lEEc C-mMaNNl

GIondnM Times Gable. Copyright 1919 by
Tn" Public Ledger Company
PARIS Ian. l5.--All trustworthy &C.
counts Of III" sitt!ngS Of tie reinforced
supreme war cuunCi! aE-r" that the pro-
crcdIngS we're ernm"nlly satisfactory.
Ono who has had constant experiences AT
intcr-nlli"d conferences said Yesterday:
~ now feel sur" for IN" first time that
tho whole conference viii hc success.
The discussions have hr-n marked with
great cordlality and 4 spirit of concili-
alton, tho attitude % The British prime
minister beng especially cOmncndabl".
II" was really aHI"nhid. President VIII:
son and II" pulled together on every i'm
pnrtant point. which rnHhlrd much pro-
grcSS in III" right direction To hn made.
am thoroughly hopeful"
Among tho British delegates both 20
li:ral and technical no secret IS made Of
their admiration for President Wilson 8
contribution to III" discussions. The nm
fortunate indispnsition Of Colonel House
might. II was feared. dcpr!v" tn" meeting
OF tho hclp of his great experience and
genus for using the OIL can ri tn" right
moment hut President wilson proved n
no less able luhricarnr than his trusted
lieutenant and r-nsS" s.s"d tho ConStitu-
llonal advantage Of bring able /" give
decisions Immediately on h-hnlf nf The
United States.
Will" som" POINTS Of procedure remain
| I" hr srtjled. III" work nr cn-ordinatng
ideas has made great strides. thanks IN
part to Tho excellent French scheme
! which FORMS tAS re.s- ~ deliberations.
/ This scheme Is nndcrs nod to hr chiefly.
| il not entirely thr 7rosluc; Of :hr lucid in
! tclligrnc" Of Phillinn Eoth"lot. one Of
! the political directors Of TIC French
, foreign officers Som" of its features
! naturally have hn"n rrcast or rsErnu I'D
( but from all hands It is rrr" cnl:ra ne 4
! valuable substrlcturH for the Ur:;aniza-
/ tron work Of the conference.
| Final decisions IN regard 70 Russian
and Polish affairs have not Yet been
| reached. Tho idea of special 2nn" In
! Guiding pantziG and Thorn s""rns to he
! in ah"yancc. hut arrangements arc CON
/ t"rnTlatcd for IA" passage of Polish
! forces into Poland AT IN" earliest Dracti.
| cabl" moment. while thH eventual CON
! @tituliou Of Tho allied 'voluntrrr forco is
also likely 20 hr seriously examined
! Side ny side with consideration OF the
/ roIirh and Russian questions from M
! iHtcra!li"l stand point. negotiations are
| proceeding in ParlS hctw"on representa-
| t!veS NJ tho Wnrsaw Eov"-nmcnt and
! Monsieur DnmrWskI on behalf Of thr
| Polish national cCrnmitt~". Their out
| coma IS sin unC"rtn.n. hi; strong hope
! Is expressed Among III" alli~d dcl"Eat &c
| that tho Polish conservative marty rnay
SO" It's way /" meet tn" Warsaw dele
| gates in a Spirit "f patriotic conoiliAJIon