The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-13

The present Aah.Jcwiah crisis In
Palestine IN tho direct result OF a
system Of Zionist propaganda
organized ,u-nErrupulouK. incendtarN
In fact, there are two systems.
equally questionable, the greater
cmanating FROM Amb Damascus and
the other from French Beirut.
In order 10 understand how this
propaganda functions II ~ ncces
sary 10 recall the prcrcnt admin strs-
ton OF syria and Palestine. a IN 49,
allied military occupation IN four a.
visions. all under u commandment
chief. General SIR Edmund Aiicnby.
now special high commissioner OF
Egypt In addition.
HoW Cndintr, d. administered
occupied enemy territory admin
iHiration" u h called officially aud
familiariy referred TO ns "Octn Pat
eaaine Is "oeta south" under a
British administrator. with head
quarters In Jerusalem. "oetn East. 4"
Centcriug about Damascus. has local
Arab rule. while "ucta West" syria
extending 10 Adann. " administered
by the French from Beirut, CiliciH
waA added late IN January, under
Turkish officials 40 q new section.
"octa Notth.'
These divisions according 10 Gen.
fNAN HNNNHNNNHH WV INNNANM NNNNNNNNNN 20
Political settlements nre To be ieft
entirely 10 the peace conference. The
arrangement iH simply a matter u
control to maintain order
Arabia proper with ~ capital
Mccra IN a separate distinct Kingdom
under King HuHHein. mthrr OF Emir
u'rincol F-isul head OF the IiedJns
delegation 10 the peace conference,
representing Arab interests not only
In his own realm but In "oem'
Country Alive WIN Intrigue.
Despite the aliisH' "grntirmhn's
agreement" an which the "Oetl''
divisions are based pending The final
dirium Of the peace conference. IN,
Iiediaz Arabs and the French are
unauttlinE Palestine with political
propaganda. T/e ountry ia alive
with intrigue. the details of which are
well known 20 tho british authorities
and 90 the Zionist leaders The
british scorn counter propaganda. but
tho XioniHia have recently begun ~
counteract these stoalthy attacks upon
them In a dignihcd campaign among
The Arabs
have In my possession official
copies Of Arab propaganda that ema-
natcd from Damascus last winter aud
was circulated throughout tho ifoiy
Land. The agitntora did not dare 20
send statements OF any lcngth through
the mails or by courier. For the Brit
ish. however inactive, were watchfui
10 they hit upon the idea Of printing
anti Zionist sentiments on perforated
sheets Of paner. one of these litti"
squares could easily be slipped
through the post or a few distributed
In tho streets without attracting at
tention. Thus, one by n the who'll
set would finally reach - destination.
Workings of Propaganda.
The set secured was used In
this way In the streets 81 Damascus
and later In Iioirut cores % copies
found their way 10 Palestine, II has
thirty-nve Sentiments" Here are
some Of tho most striking
Palestine Is the soil % the Arab
movement"
III Zionism succeeds IN Palestine,
woe to Syria"
Immigration Of Zionists TO Pales-
tine must be prevented"
The menace OF Iionlsm requires
Syria " II IL spread In Palestine
Palestine II a Moslem, Christian.
and Arabic country"
"Give the Jews no chance In Pales-
tine"
selling lands 10 zionists is treach-
cry"