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TRINITY UNsCATHED.

HARTFORD, Conn. Oct Coach Buck
gave the Trinity team rest Monday
after the strenuous efforts against
Princeton, but had the. team out on the
field this afternoon In readiness for
their first home clash next Saturday
with the Connecticut Aggies. Every
thing there is satisfactory in showing
made against the big Orange and Black
eleven The squad came through its
opening game with no serious injuries
Lynch and Jarvis of the backfield had
to withdraw for minor injuries.
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ST0RCK BACK IN LINEUP.
Boots Field Goal for Army in
Game with Seconds.

~ WEST POINT. Oct THE Army was
driven at top speed Tor two hours this
afternoon in preparation Cor the Syra-
cuse game here Saturday. The varsitys
showing was none too encouraging The
big team scored one touchdown against
the second eleven. but the latter got
within striking distance, and Storck
who returned to the baclSfield sitter
two weeks absence becaus OF injuries
booted goal from placement. -..
George. the varsity captain. was in at
end to-day. The coaches are seemingly
finding difficulty IN placing him. Kelly
gave way to Greene az centre on the
varsity. Greene's down the field work
and blocking of punts was excellent
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JIMMY HILL BOXES DRAW.
Goes IL Rounds to Decision with
barney AdaIr.

Boston, Oct IA draw verdict was
rendered after Jimmy Hill. the Aus
tralian featherweight, and Barney
Adiar of New York had fought twelve
rounds here tonight The decision was
not well received as the gathering
thought the Australian was entitled to
the verdict
Adair outwelghed the visitor by sew
eral pounds. The New Yorker seemed
to have trouble in landing clean punches
and devoted much attention to Hills
kidneys. He missed swings frequently
though at the finish he appeared a trife
stronger than his opponent.
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WINS NIPPON GOLF CUP.
Sullivan Victor in North Jersey
Country Club Links.

PATTERSON. Oct 7-Brl'iant golf gave
J. d. A. Sullivan an easy victory over
p. d. Rapp in the final round for the
Nippon cup on the North Jersey Coun-
try Club links, up and 4 to play. yes
terday. The cup one OF the finest of
the seasons trophies, was donated by
the Nippono oC.ub of New York, many OF
whose members play on the North Jer-
sey links
Rapp was eliminated by Fred Hindle
in the semi-flnal round for the Robert
son cup, up and to play A F.
Dodds defeated f. r, Banbs up and
to play and will meet Hindle in the
finals Saturday.
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Atlantic city Tournament.

The Country Club Of Atlantic City
has announced October 1926 as the
dates for the clubs annual fall invita-
ton tournament. Entrants will qualify
on Thursday and the four rounds OF
match play will be decided on Friday
and Saturday, all matches being at
eighteen holes. Secretary Frederick C,
Robbins has charge OF entries and the
list will be open until Wednesday. Octo-
ber az
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BARTF1ELD BEATS TILLMAN.
Almost KnocRs Out Minneapolis
welterweight.

MrNNEAPoLIs, Oct AFTER putting
up an erratlc and Indifferent hght for
nine rounds Soldier Bartheld of Brook
lyn tore into Johnny Tillman In the final
round last night and almost knocked
out the Minneapolis welterweight. A
majority OF newspaper men gave the
fight TO Bartfleld.
Mike Ertle of st. Paul outpointed Zulu
Kid, Brooklyn, In the sefih-fnal
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DARTN0UTH NEEDS WING MEN.
eh Trying to Find worthy
Sub for CoEsweII.
Fbeolal nespatch 10 Tnn suS,

H. ~ ANN ON"f
wall snNHoVER y. H.. Oct. with Cogs-
an Dartmouth's most dependable end.
yo,,a ne injured list, Coach Spears is de-
,ba 49, q large part OF his attention to
In 'eyeiopinent af new wing men.
u,v to-uays practice Mel Merritt var
il;a 'ase oaH captain and centre on the
trvo,,. freshman eleven, was given a
hlMaa at end, together with Threshlc.
team on last seasons S. A. r. C.
IsnS,sn4eir' one OF the second string line
|hs aS., was shifted 10 fullBaek In
lyrorois.' 'ernoon's scrimmage and shows
(fubs,,,' OF developing into capsule
iWstts G Tor Jordan al that position
has rso Sahhefs understudy At quarter
liz ths covered from injuries ana Ii back
- game with the second team.
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Poly Prep Opens.

Poly Prep. champions Of Brooklyn
and Flushing the Queens Borough title
holders, will get into action for the first
time next Saturday afternoon. The
Dyker Heights boys will take on Com.
merce at Poly Field. while the Long
Islanders will clash at Flushing Field
Coaches Bohnet OF Poly and Afford OF
Flushing look for easy victories.
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WELDON LArAYETTR CAPTAIN.

EAsroN, Pa, Oct John "Bodie"
Weldon was elected CAPTAIN OF the
Lafayette College varsity team at a
meeting ot the letter men in the squad
to-day, Weldon was a member OF the
1914-l5-16 year teams, and was captain
elect OF the 1917 team He enlisted in
the Pennsylvania base hospital unit No
30 and did not return to college Until
last week.
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Speed HELPS Head Track
Sport Events To-day.

BASEBALI,--CinciBn VS.. Chicago In
Cincinnati In sixth game of worlds
series; start 2 T.. Nj. Central time
New York time =. NJ
RACING-At Jamaica track, $3.50 p. NJ.
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wester, Stuyvesants alert fullback,
tied Gillian's record run of IS yards for
touchdown. Gillian. who represents
Erasmus Hall, performed his record run
against St Johns Prep. last Saturday
at Commercial Field, while the Manhat-
tan lad recorded his at City Field,
Newark.
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Although he mas PLAYED in only one

Although he mas played in only one
contest. George Smith of Brooklyn Prep.
tops the scholastic players In scoring
points. The Crown Heights lad is lead
ing Cialbraith of clinton for the honors
by one point. Smith had two touch
downs and four goals from touchdown to
his credit. while the Red and Black lad
has scored two touchdowns and kicked
three goals from touchdown for total
of 10 points.
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THE SUMS RACING CHART.



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Despite the fact that Marquand
School OF Brooklyn has failed to score In
either OF its two contests Coach Ralph
Bent has lost no confidence in the Ma
rnon and Gray The coach declares he
will pat over winner next Saturday
afternoon, when the Brooklynites play
Morris's second team at Hedley Field
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FAVORITE BEATEN
IN FEATUREPAGE
Direct @. Burnett Disappoints
Crowd at Lexington-Grace
Direct Wins.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Oct THE feature
OF to-days racing at the meeting of the
Kentucky Trotting Horse Breeders AS
sociation was the race for the Phoenix
Hotel prize valued at $4,000. Direct c.
Burnett was the favorite, but failed his
hackers. In the first heat he led until a
short distance OF the wire. where Frank
Dewey came with n rush and won with
something to spare.
Grace Direct. which had paced an easy
mile In the first heat, won the second in
clever fashion and then defeated her
field In hard drive in the third mile.
In the pacing Futurity for three-Year-
olds Julius De Forest was at odds on,
but failed to win. the race going to
Homefast, with the veteran Ed Geers in
the sulky.
The :12 class for trotters was tame
affair, Jess Y. winning the first two heats
and d. J. Burke the third. The sum
maries
aos GLASS: PACING; PURSE $1,000.
Direct the work. b. G. by Mr.. Work
CMcAllister) .........................3 0 1 I
Calgary Earl ch. h. (KeAuer). ........ 8 .
Johnny ollrk. ch. G. tEegan)....... ! 8
Harvey X also started.
Time, e:osN. 2:O5A. 2.o7M, 2:oe1.
2.is CLASS; TRoTTING: PURSE $1,000.
Jess Y, b M, by WILCOX (CoK) .........1 Q
ID. ]. Burke, b. m. tKeener).. ............ 8 l
nhe Ace; D. m. SAhtchelD lD.''.............2 z
bovolo, blk. CMcCarpD. pD........,........ 3
Lady Wilgo Winnetonia, Golden Axworthy,
Spike Tolus and Little Jean also started. Leon
ard o., Binode and Llghtsome Watts distanced.
Time. 2:O7A, 2:0h, 2:Osa.
THE PHOENIX HOTEL PRIZE; FACING;
PURSE 5000.
Grace Direct, b. m, by Walter Direct
Nnlenuhe) ''....'''.......'..........
Frank Dewey, b. h. (Cox). 2 4
Direct G. Burnett. b. &. CMurphy). . 4
Belle Alaoantara. b. m. (Pitman)..... 2
Roy Grattan b. & CLindburgs) ...".....3 8
Only live starters.
Time, 2:O9sl. ;oi2, s:o7h.
THE KENTUCKY FUTURiTY; FOR THREE.
YEAR-oLD PAGERS: PURSE 5000.
Homefast, b. T., by Trampfast (Geers)....
Julius Du Forest, b. c. Gleming) ..........2 2
Signal Boy. ch. &. (Stokes) s)................. 3
Only three starters
Time. 2:07h, 2:10A.
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Pennsylvania will draw the next three
cornered fight for the Lesley Cup. At
present it appears almost certainty
that Othe Pine Valley course OF the Phlla-
delphia district will be the scene Of COM
bat The decision depends oil whether or
not the newly constructed holes on that
course are far enough along for play,
In case they are ready the matches will
doubtless be carried to the Sunnybrook
course. w. C. Fownes, Jr.. of Pittsburg,
captain of the Quaker team, is sure
Philadelphia will get the matches.
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Clinton will have Its work mapped
for 1t next Saturday afternoon when 1t
tackles White Plains H S. at White
Plains. White Plains beat Morris last
Friday afternoon by 80 to o. Clinton
last year was the only team to beat
White Plains.
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PE. SSsb Ai M ~ s s % and ' WOULD aG hss s s ae o EG %
had n ~. y ..,...
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Has Competitive Temperament.

Her game isn't anything phenomenal
She gets good distance on her tee shots
and through the falrways plays her
approaches well and puts with a beau
tiful STROKE But over and above these
she is cool. collected match player with
an abundance of that element politely
referred to as competitive temperament
She is due to improve and future tour
nsments are likely to find her quite an
important figure.
The sun., 1919-10-08

Fordham Prep had its first official
scrimmage of the season yesterday af-
ternoon on the Fordham gridiron. Harry
Ryan, the official coach. was assisted by
Eddie Mahan, the former Harvard
tackle After two hours workout Ryan
sent the lads to their dressing rooms
well pleased with their showing. The
team opens Its season next Saturday at
Fordham against Webb Academy.
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100000 SOLDIERS OF FRANCE
KILLED

rs per cent OF the French army
has BEEN killed in battle. another 2S
per cent have been seriously wound
cd. This terrible sacrifice OF half It's
magnificent army has been freely
made by heroic France that liberty
might live The world, and especially
America, owes France an enormous
debt OF gratitude, not only for this.
but for the discovery by French peas
ants Of perfect remedy for stomach
liver and intestinal disorders which
i reported to have saved many thous-
ands Of lives the world over, prevent
ed innumerable surgical operations
and alieviated incalculatle suffering.
Geo. II. Mayr, leading Chicago
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the name Of Mayr's Wonderful Rem
edy. II IS simple, harmless prepa-
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HOOSEN ElT.

The announcement Of the death of
cX-presidcnt Roosevelt al 4: - O'Clock
on Monday morning came as Il dis
tmct shock. No preparatory an
nouncemcntS had hecn made. and
the end was uue%p1 ctcd. To IA great
many Americans Roosevelt WAS the
big man of this generation. He was
virule man. He was not Il close
reaSoner. but Il vigorous thinker.
His forccfulneSS WAS not so much in
his fine ideals nor in his nice dis
examinations. but in the vigor of his
cgotism. His desires shaded his opir-
ions Even to himself he was Il
special pleader. Had he remained ST
lent these last few months il wOuld
have added UNNECESSARILY to his place
in history.
Hc was the beginning OF new era
in America. He WAS a president who
did things. and not Il mere figurhead.
His thinking. as we said, was not al
ways logical, nor clean cut, but he
usually knew what he wanted to do
and did ii; And all through his life
the end was the thing. BY specious
reasoning . if that were needed, by
sacrifice Of friends. if that were need
ed--he marched 10 take what he
winted. HI intense vigor made
him a fighter.
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MOTHER.

The story Of the mother has never
yet been told. To me she is tine mir
aclc Of creation. No nan could stand
what the average mother willingly
goes through for her children. He
Is too selfish, too bound up in his
own comfort, in his personal inter
csts, make such sacrifices as she
makes.
And then after all the years Of
patient drudgery and self-denial, Of
anxiety ard waiting. the sons f.
whom all her hopes are conferred viii
often go away from this mother and
very soon utterly forget her. O the
PITY Of 1t all. the crime Of It all. the
cruelty Of 1t all II is impossible to
account for sdct hcartlessress. such
ingratitude, for the infection of so
much pain where SO much love is
due.--Dr. Orjson Sweet Marden. In
New Success.
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ROADS AGAIN.

The war has demonstrated conclu-
sively that good roads arc Il national
necessity. Good roads in France
made the defeat of the Hun posi-
bic. Want OF good roads in Amari-
Cd delayed our preparation for war
and hamperec us in the distribution
OF goods
1t is more than probable tina, re-
turning soldiers will require us to
bald roads. II VIC do not do ii other
wise then they will tax" matters in
charge themselves and enter politics
for that purpose.
There is the bare possibility tina:
the federal government will under
lake the instruction CT great nation
al highways. Bnt until that time
comes caci; state will have to develop
lis own road rra%r3m
Wet Virginia has 4 reasonably
good system 81 road laws. But West
Virginia has no state highway sys-
TEN, and Canno- have. and will not
have. so long IS there remains the
suspicion Of politics. graft and
croOhedness in state road matters.
Tn" counties cannot nave a system
OF improved county rJauS SO long as
the present coalition Of neigh Dor
hood jcalusies prevail. The way to
iuild read is TO begin somewhere
and 10 somewhere. But start out to
90 it. aud every voter vino does not
get immediate benefit howls. The
trouble is that the county is not the
unit, but each mans farm is. Each
one measures the value of good
road by his own personal needs. A
county engineer may work 20 hours
a day in improving roads, but since
he cannot be at 4 hundred places at
once. ninety-ninc neighborho will
abuse him, and he is soon disguised
and quits his job. We are all in the
mud now. We can only get out of
the mud by building a piece of road
at time. Would it not be better to
build that piece and thus by and by
get the county out of the mud? We
need county engineer who will 90
ahead with his work and tell us all
TO go to--Germany. We need an en-
gineer who is deaf. but not dumb:
who can plan and carry forward his
work without reference to our abuse
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COURAGE.

You may be well educated. a col
icse graduate, leading your class:
yoR may have influence. pull. fine
personality. father to push You:
but you may lack courage. And lack
ing that you will lack everything.
Tor everything worth while in life
oepends uron courage. There never
was time when courage was so
necessary Us today. II is az i,npcra-
1--WE Tor those at home as for the
soldiers at the front. Not even hon
csty can take the place of courage
II IS the backbone Of stamins. OF
character. II Is the1232 ST23DAgI,
character. a man is jelly fish with
out it. Cultivate your courage. and
take 1t with you wherever you go
Dr. Orison Sweet Marden. in Now
Success
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IN CHANCERY.
r. l.. WRIGHT
In ChnncnrY

II. -. " tlGftl
VS.. In Chancery
II. l.. VAN SICKLER, ct ais.
In pursuance Of the authority OF
and order of reference entered in the
above styled cause in the Circuit
Court Of Greenbrier County, West
Virginia, dated the 10th day of Sep
TENDER, 1918, in which this cause
was referred to me as Commission
er in Chancery to take state and re-
port the following matters:
First: The real estate owned by
II. J.. Van Sickler and Mary H. Van
Sickler whichSjs subject to the liens
OF the Bank OF Lewisburg and the
Plaintiff and the rental value thereof.
Second: The amount, dignity and
priority Of all liens on the said real
estate and whether the rents, Issues
and profits from the same will in five
years, yield a sum sufficient to pay
eff and discharge the Same.
Third: Any other matter deemed
pertinent by the said Commissioner
CT required by any party in interest.
! have fixed Friday. January 18th.
1919, as the time and my office in
the Bank Of Lswi5burg building al
Lewisburg, West Virginia, as the
place where will take said account
and will continue from day to day
until said account Is completed.
S. M. AUSTIN,
commissioner In Chancsry
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WILSON AROCSES AND ENTHCSE.S
TIE PEOPLE OF ITALY.

J. Fred Essary. stan ccrreSpon
dent OF the Baltimore Sun. cabling
from Rome on the 5th. has this 10
say OF the effect OF the Presilent's
visit upon the people OF Italy.
The Italians complete the chain Of
European peoples who have shown
their determination TO secure the eS-
Establishment of league OF nations
by the demonstration given by them
eyer President Wilson. While there
are yet great difficulties in the way.
the great attitude OF the masses is
that the leaders in the Peace Confer
cEcc mast get together on the best
plan possible looking TO a national
brotherhood, although ii is now evil
dent that the. consolidation OF inter
e.,ts Will not attain the heights origi-
raily hoped TO: by the President.
When Mir. Wilson. amid the re
mlrkable scenes in the Italian Cham
Der OF Deputies, Friday night, utter
ed the words league OF nations
the entire body stood longer and
oheeTed lounler than for any other
point. The scene in the chamber
CaSion in Europe on which the PreSi-
dent has talked directly on the is
sues Of the Peace Conference as af-
fecting the country OF which he Was
= guest. and on which the frs, reply
vas made to the Clemenceau balance
Of power speech. The President told
the Italian Congress that the Balkan
troubles have resulted from the age
old doctrines Of force and intrigue.
and that now the Allies must leave
the peoples there free to achieve their
destinies as Independent peoples. this
in spite Of the fact that there is Il
strong Italian party favoring the an
ncXa:ion Of the Jugo-Slavs.
In replying to Premier Clemen-
cean. President Wilson firmly reiter-
ated his opposition to the doctrine OF
balance Of power. declaring that
the scheme had been tried and found
wanting and cannot be tried again.
The Italian Socialists anticipat ted
the Presidents coming with delight
expecting him to give impetus to their
sweeping campaign for demobiliZa-
ton. disarmament and league Of
nations. But there is not the slight
est indication that they have been
able to capitalize the Wilson visit.
IS the guest of the Italian nation. in
stead Of weakening the presept Gov,
erEment. he has strengthened il b.
| his intimate association with the
men now in pOwer-a fact which oil
classes Of the people cannot fail &c
observe
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TYPE; OF ROAD

Asphalt and Sphalt-macudam
roads may be good roads for level
countries. They may be good auto
mobile roads. But they are not good
roads for Greenbrier county. They
are dangerously sliprery-the slick
est OF all metaled roads.
1t vast hcught at one time that
! the court would use concrete sur
facing for some Of the roads being
constructed under bond issues. But
strange to say, objection was made
~ the farmers that it was too slip
perry surface. And so asphaltic-
concrete was selected. Concrete is
dangerous VIXEN covered with ice. but
so Is water-bound macadam when
covered with ice. One who has used
n grindStone ought to remember that
there was friction enough between
the stone and the metal TO make the
stone turn hard.
But after the funds raised ly the
three districts are consumed Green.
hrier county can hardly afford to
fulid either concrete or asphaltic-
concrete reads. Our milage is too
great. We will either have to nuke
hrSt rate dirt roads or else water
bound maCadam. Up-side-down wat
e. bound macadam on properly made
road bed Will probably give us better
results for our money. in this section
ohan ary other form of road To
get this within reasonable cost limits
The court will have to maintain its
own force and outfit.
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NOTICE OF SALE.

As substituted trustee, in the place
OF John A. Preston, trustee, under q
deed OF trust dated January 9Th
1917, and recorded in Greenbrier
County, in Trust Book No. 10, page
i@4. toy secure certain debt to one
=. J. SpinkS, and pursuant to the au-
thorlty vested in me, by an order OF
the Circuit Court Of Greenbrier Coun-
~, dated September 10th, 1918, by
which | was substituted as Trustee
and at the request of E. T.. Beard and
{. j. Spinks, l will sell at public auc-
ton, to the highest bidder, in front
of the Court House Of G-eenbrier
County on
Saturday, February Sth, 1919,
all Of the estate and interest OF said
Newton Kerns In and to that parcel
or land containing fifty acres. stu
ated in the Brush, at the Gum Spring.
adjoining Bessie Jackson Adweil,
whites, and others, about three
miles north east of Lewisburg, and
where said Newton Kerns now lives.
ana the same parcel Of land to which
BESSIE E. Adwell. holds the legal title
as trustee for said Newton Kerns. and
which was decreed to him by the Cir
cunt court OF Greenbrier County.
me said Newton Kerns holds a de-
Ieaslnle feo simple estate In said land
and one half acre thereof Ia excepted
FOR site for Church, and Bessie 70,
Adwell has tho timber OH five acres
thereof. %
This Is desirable parcel OF land. n
part OF 1t we'll wooded, and a part of
1t nearly level.
Terms Of Sale: Cash enough "a
pay the debt secured, and all costs Of
sale, OF the motion to substitute n
trustee, and service Of this notice
ana as to the residue. one-haIf I'm
one year and one-half in two years
with tito retained and bearing inter,
est from date, and with good personal
security. 1-2-1o-W
HENRY GILMER. Trustee
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AMERICAN SUBMARINES
OVERSEAS

On January 4th the navy depart
1nent announced that thirty-one de-
stroyers and seven submarines had
sailed from Europe, and should
reach home bases within ten days or
Two weeks. Americans generally
did not know that we had submarines
capable OF crossing 1000 miles of wa
Ter. but the announcement of the re-
turn of these seven Is but one of sim j..
liar announcements to be expected
later on.
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PRESSING FOR AN EARLY PEACE

The past week witnessed strong
and general demand from the mos,
influential British newspapers. re.
CARELESS Of politics. for the prom t
meeting Of the peace congress and
prompt action TO stem tho tide ot
chaos which Is threatening Germany
because Of the introduction OF Dol.
shevism by way of the border states
There is growing apprehension
that " anarchy seizes central Europe
tile decisions Of the peace congress
in drawing boundaries and levying
1ndcmnities can be enforced only
through military control by the Al.
los. otherwise becoming rlereI,
SCRAPS OF PAPER