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The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
HALL IS
BUILT FOR YANES BY
DR. MURPHEY At SAN.
Spacious Building Il Completed
and VIII Soon Be Furnished /;
convalescent Soldiers Stationed
There to Have Every Advantage

convalcscent soldier boys aunrtered
at the Mnyphey sanl,orium viii soon
have the advantages Of strictly up
to-date recreation hali of the type
which has become famous both In this
country ana Europe through the X. Of
4. VAR organization.
Unable 20 secure the erection of the
recreatlonal hall by the ~ Of T..
through the fact that the soldiers
quartered here arc under the authority
~ the federal department of public
health Instead Of the war department.
nr. Murphey somc time ago decided
io build the hall himself and has ear
ried his decision intu instant opera
The haii h spacious. being % feet
lons ana % feet Wide and b. patterned
after ths n. OF a.. "huta" The entire
building u completed and the first
shipment of furnishings has arrived
through the X. OF G., which will fur
n.sh the building Al types OF recre-
alton Will be provided in the spacious
hail, Including pool and billiard tables,
a STAG. for piaylets. dancing hall and
every other recreation which will
make tho most appeal to the convnl.
cscant soldiers
a chapel has been built In one end
Of the hall ana wiil be used for dails
ssrxiccs hy the zoe boys who are nov
stationed at the aani.orium
Henlifing the importance of proper
recreation, Dr Murphcy. shortly after
contracting with thg government foi
caring Tor certain number Of con
,aiescent boys, made every effort ful
a recreation hut TO be- established 10,
either the Rcd cross or the X. OF q
ilans Tor the ~ Of q. hut were uimos
completed when District Secretary
Fox arrived here q few weeks aro 4
Wac then that he learned Tor certaii
that the boys Were an discharged ans
Under the supervision uf the depart
ment of public health. which place.
them in such o. position that the y. nj
g, had no right 90 erect q hall fo
theft entertainment Dr. Murphe'
then lost mo- time IN securing plan
nd specifications ~ the most com
Portable vpe of halls and immediate
h erected one himself
~ Rabbit *. uf g.. secretary, vii
have charge of the hall ana has al
ready arrived here 20 assume hls du
tss. which viii be- 10 provide Tor ever
imaginable need OF the boys rinr
Fnipmclts of furnishings are .xpv,ts,
any day and the hail VIII unduuhtcdil
be opened within few weeks.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Hoenig Held to Grand
Jury for Death Of E.
Lucero, Hit by Auto

John w. Hocnis viii be held for ac-
tlon by the grand july for the death
IL Elias I.ucero following a preiim-
irary hearing before Judge ". W. Ne
Clelinn yesterday afternoon, lucero
was struck by lioeniE's automobile
early SUNDAY murning on the road
neal I lrnnrs aus died Monday morn
ing al 3 o'clock Ur. q. A. clayton.
city phyaician testified AT the hearing
that I.ucero had died from fracture
at the base of the skull, believed to
have been received from the auiomo-
I ile accident
4 large number of witnesses we're
called hy J. A. Miher, who acted as
district attorney In the absence of
ueorge u. craig. The three people
with Hoenig NJ the time of the acci-
dent Mere examined. They arsertcd
that the car WIS heinz driven slowly
and that II was In the middle OF the
road. piher witnesses declared that
Il was on the wrong side of the road.
An agreed that M effort was made io
ald the injured man or report the hc-
cidenf. Because OF this. Judge Me-
Clellan decided TO hold Iioenig sub
ject to Investigation by the grand jury.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
HOSPITAL FOR WOMEN
AND CHILDREN BEING
BUILT DYLOCAL MEN


The womcn's and Childrcn'a Hos
pital. which II now belne erected un-
der tho direction of Dr l.. q. Rice
aud Or. y. 4. Royor AZ sIb East Cen
trail avenue. will be cortpleied early
next fru. The remodsiing Of the np-
partincnt house which was locnted on
this site has been completed and the
foundation FOR the large wings IN now
being built
The start Of the new hospital will
Include aome Of the hest medical and
surgical talent IN the west. although
~ pofuonnei has not yet been am
nounced. several doctors are inter.
esied ln tho institution and each one
VIII pay particular attention 10 the
type OF cascn upon which he special.
izes.
u IL planned that nt flrst the h~
pitnl will have space to comfortable
accommodate between twenty five
and thirty-fivc patients The build
ing IL beng 10 erected that u can
be enlarged with minimum OF
trouble.
Every phaae OF the new ho.pl,ars
activity will be conducted on the most
modern plans and specializing. as a. .
Intended, upon women and children
cases. both the exterior and Interior
OF the building will be most attractive.
The operating room of the new
hospital will be one OF the most com d.
plsle and up-to-date IN the country
ana will he constructed after some of
the now ideas which add greatly 10
the conveniencea 81 both surgeons and
ratieniA The wallis Of the operating
room Will be % u ~ nray TIE and the
entire fufniahinrs viii be OF this color
whicn In exceedingly restful Equip
ment OF the nnest type has ALREADY
been ordered for the room ana VIII
be here for installation before tho
opening date.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
Oil Has Been Struck
In Union County, Is
Report from Clayton

santa Pc. y. NJ June si.-Ofiiciaia
of the state land office had heard no
further facts today concerning the re-
ported strike OF oil In Union county
well. which came To the office here In
a telephone message from clayton
yesterday. The informant. who q "A
responsible man, phones that u was
reported in clayton that heavy flow
of both oil and gaE had been en-.
countered In the well of the United
Oil company, understood 60 bc a
standard Oii affiliated concern, on
section 9 Of township - north, range
73 east, which lies about twenty miles
north and east ~ clayton. Tie stated
that he would go out az once ana In.
vestiEhtc and would report II the
strike was confirmed. Up 60 o'clock
this afternoon no confirmation had
been received. The office here was
Inclined tn think that an exaggerated
REPORT had reached clayton, although
siiil waiting nnNiously for Information
- u definite character.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
FederalS Pursue
VHlistaS, Claim

iunrez. Mes. June 81 Federal cav
AIRY are pur-ulne villas scattered
bands in northeastern chihuahua, a
telegram from General red"o ouiruga.
at villa Ahumada. stated. The mes
sage was sent to uencrai Gonzales hy
General ouiruEn before he iefi his
bas. az Nlila Ahuuiada yesterday The
MESSAGE gave mo- additional details %
the fight he'Wecn 0uiroEas cavalry
and villa forces for the possession OF
VILLA Ahumada saturday. dispatch
brought here by courier yesterday
stated villa forces were driven from
the town ana 50 killed
Generai Quiroga's message was the
first to Ice received over the Mexican
Cen'rnl telegraph line since Villas
men cut the line two weeks ago whilr
advancing ON lunrez Tho triegraut
line was wurking to Ch'hunaua city
to-day
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
! DOTS and DASHES ;


Minnipeg The general sympa-
thetie strike In progress here since
May ~, was called OF last night by
the general strike committee. Strikers
were told tu return 10 work Thursday,
New York The Irish republic pro-
poses bond issue Of one million
pounds sterling. acnrding - y iward
de Valera. president ~ tnr sim fein
repuhli' The hnndz VI hg /, ucd
immedintely and VIII ne dsvc ! 20
obtaining recoFniti 'n of the lrlan de
ftrt government
Washington g. fli - ftorn llquor
In onr'a home f1r l'ir drf peripl o., ~
fIiy I. WIS sustained uN th' house
judiciary CONN q ae AfEtctday
Paris France has decided to de-
H,nnd fuil rcpnration from the Bvr-
mans fur sinking of Ntrman ships
scapa Flow. according 10 tns French
nlinlyioT VI tbs marine.
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by the county chairman 10 all minis
ters In the county urging them TO Eive
an possible assistance 10 ifnprcsainK
upon the minds OF their congregations
tho importance OF thrift and partici.
patton In the absorbing Of the War
Savings Stamps.
The United states IL trying TO
raise two hilton dollars through War
Savings stamps, 10 keep our army
over In France and Germany until
tNa peace OF tho world IN assured, and
also to help us prepare Tor not in-
possible emergencies A. the same
time tho government Ia seeking TO
change a wastcful nation into a
thrifty saving one. by encouraging
persons OF all classes TO put BY money
for the rainy day. Tl.l rnriosea
savings Letter" Text Book for
Speakers" and ''rhe War Savings so.
ciety" will speak more eioquently TO
you than ! can.
United states government. 10 help our
citizens 20 observe Thrift Week. to
be held from June 2sth, 20 July Gth
hy a sermon on '~rhrift' on June 20th
While such a sermon would have no
direct bearing on religion, u would
nevertheless result IN great good 10
those OF waateful habits, who have
wives and children dependent ON them
hut who have made no provision what
ever for them in case OF death, acci-
dent. or failure IN business and az
the anne time n would help our coun-
trv. 7 know YOUR patriotism. and your
love OF your feiiowman, and will leave
tho rest 20 yoH.
with best wishes, 7 am.
FAITHFULLY YOURS
JOSEPH y. WI soN
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

Disputes In the strike of union
u samateru were brought into police
" arnaulting the n0n-unlon workers
with words ana hy throwinE stones a.
them.
The men taken Into custody were
Henry Handovni. Lawrence Henley. A.
longono. Max Martinez aud Laticro
Martinez. They Will be given a hear
ins on Friday morning. az 10 o'clock.
% II alleged that they uttd strong lam
Eunrc AGAINST the ke-breakers and
threw rocks al them while they were
attempting 20 do their work.
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100000 HOSPITAL
TO Be STARTED FOR
CRIPPLED CHILDREN
Joahua 8. Reynolds Contributes
$4,000 Towards Purchase Of
-Four Story Building. Costing
$4,000.

A hospital for the treatment nf
crippled children u TO be established
In Albuauerque. four story building
has already been purchased. ana a
fund 81 $4,000 for the equipment
and establishment % the hospital been
provided for This matter was taken
up ana determined upon Yesterday az
q meeting Of the chlldren'a Home So
ciety when Joshua =. Raynolda. preal-
dent of the board ~ directors ~ the
children'a Home soeleiy made the
first contribution ~ 1859 towards
tho hospital
The occidentai building AZ the cor
ner of broadway aud Central Ma
purchased and femodellns will begin
az once. De. a.. n iuhcna. manager
of the chlldren'a Home of tins city.
and secretary of the board. states that
there are s,oeo crippled children In
the territory to be drawn upon b. the
hospital. which viii be able 10 ac-
cofnmodnte flfty children NJ lime
The nearest hospital OF the Kind u at
Denver. and the need Tor such an IN
stitution h very great.
The establishment of the hospital
Will In NO way alter ~ affect the run
n!ne of the children's homes. both
here snd IN Roswell" stated DR..
iukens this morning. except OF
course that the chi. .Aren will be cared
for IN the hospital, We shall work IN
the closest cooperation with the Child
Welfare BOARD uf the state. which has
Just been nrra uixcd at Santa W. with
Mrs Mas Nordhau- a. state presl-
dent"
rhe hospital VIII ,. opened a.
quickly a. the remodellnH can be ar
ranged. first class laboratory will
be Installed. a new elevator especially
constructed for hospital use. and q
first class staff employed. u will
have the best Of business manage
ment. and will not be hampered Tor
funds. a. the state child welfare board
~. pr. i.ukcns was asked NJ the meet
irg Yesterday to take charge of the
raisinE of the fund Of t2oo.oo0. of
which amount the members Of the
: yesterdays meeting we're, Joshua =
liaynoids. pr .. \. yesterday. Dr. &.
" i.ukcns Homer a. Ward, Edward
/ A. Cahoon, br, ". ". ioVclace, Ma
than Jaffa. E J. strong. u. A. Me-
I lherson J. q. Kerr, J. Van nouten
.. NJ. suliy. }. ~ Gilchrisi and G. y
/ Cotton.
capt burton e. Mosnnan Of Ros.
well was elected to place on tins
board of managers. succeeding Hiram
nudicy. who resigned.
Joshua y Rnynoids was elected
president Of the board of nanarcrH
br. J. y Enstcrday. treasurer. Or. &
q. Lukens. secretary. J. Van Houter
was elected first vice president and
Nathan Jaffa. second vice president.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25
POLISH JEWS WILL
STARVE TO DEATH
UNLESS RELIEVED
Red crou Representative yinds
Sufferers subsisting On Bark
and Leaves; no Food for ths
Babies.

Conditions Of terrible wan, and <af-
ferinr. reported a. existent IN Poland
~ aEnnfa uf the Americas Jewish NJ.
iief COMMITTEES Tor Sufferers f0na War
have been cpnfIrmed ~ letter ffon
uf. II. T. nAfi4 4 reurrI1nIaiI4e a. ne
Red Gross IN that countfl. Ihs mes.
.,Ee from Dr. Davis uas sent ~ conf-
,sf n, from rlnsh 20 Pal|s and ras ca
bird % this cuuufry from the latter
city. Dr. Davis. Who IA a noted nanr-
tloelst and ailenIst Of Chicago bases
his statements on Information obtain
- az first hand In Cnflu. NaWnfl1<4a.
rest t-Lltothk and vladimir NnHuI4II
Hia Communication - dated March 1f.
For the last several da>f' ~ .r>a<<<.
y have seen unb<l:eyrbIe sSff<r:n1 IN
Poland and crest numbers q The p>s-
bottom depthz of mirrry. sor<ew ana
death. n Jews and osntiIer II Am
erica could n14r' only ~ sc1>n - IHa
cries of di>tre< which ring N fhs earn
% syeryore. they wutId never Zee; AZ
ease again unless the, did thelr uf-
most 70 hurry more rs''~f -uppt<- 70
.'Ths common -ceae- herr leave an
ina. What the people eat q of(<n a
mixture ef barb frofn ire<s. leasss DO
without Good value. sonl~ Of iho fam
iiies ] visited used a. food 4 mixture
with less than 10 per cent OF corn meal
flour, addlns 70 this chsstnuis sAthsr-
ed ~ the forests
"Food ana milk for tho babies ana
clothes and medicines must hume
diuiely be provided for the innocent
victims u the world war Il these cen
tiers 81 civilization are 70 remain. and
n crime resulting from lack of the
barest necessities Ia 10 be prevented
from spreading among the people.
when the Poles recently drove out tho
iloishevistx they had little. II any.
food left and they can hope 70 secure
but little before the next harvest.
The AEtr.cNn Jewish Relief CON-
.Inltteo. through "a Joint Di.tributlon
Committee II now, and has bfen Tor
more than year. 1rndinE abroad fg-
cry month supplies. medicines. food.
household goods and the like 10 tho
value OF approximately t4.ooo.ooo an
rpeclally Chartered ahIpa for the re-
lief Of these destitute people The to-
tai raised thus far "a In sSeezs Of l2s.-
100000 and fifie are ntiiI comInH IN
from Jew ana GENTLE alike IN every
state In tho union. The officers of the
COMMITTEES are Loua Marshall. chair
man. Hyrus kui1bcIEsr, secretary. and
Arthur Lehman. treasurer. The COM
miilee'a headquarters are at Is East
Fortieth street, New York.
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clyde y. Ely, former commander Of
Company l. N NJ O.. has resigned hts
commission with the army and has re-
turned 10 Dcmins 20 take control OF
tho Deming Graphic. witch position
no reiinquishcd when entering the
army. n r. Blair and w. ~ Oriffith
who have been editing the Graphic
during captain Ely'a absence. returned
10 eastern points captain Ely ia q
capable newspaper man ana has many
friends In the profession over the
state.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

THTT- IWWN .0-"N HWUV7NWFWTHI
memorandum regarding lreland'a
claim to recognition by the peace con-
ference was profentcd today 20 Pre-
mler Clemencenu, along with a letter
from Edward de Valera. Arthur Grif-
nth and Count plunket In forward
INK the memorandum, Scan O'Ceal-
lairh and Gror e GnvHn Duffy, the
Irish delegates ,tcre, suggested that
they. beinT now In Paris were ready
10 act as lrennd's representatives N
the peace conference were unable In
grant safe conduct TO the delegation
previously named.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-06-25

Washington. June ss.--kfisr two
houfsf discussion today Of the resolu-
tion of Senator Fnn. republican. New
Mexico. 20 declare a state Of peace
with uermuny, the senate foreign re-
lationn COMMITTEES adjourned without
action.
Efforts 20 pres the resolution AZ
this time met with ylforoua opposition
although n was said there was con-
Siderable sentiment among opponents
uf the league Of nations In favor OF
bringing u 20 a vote In the senate
later
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NNNNL nttI,Ems nEaON NTEn.

Washington, June sa.-nccoruti0us
of the legion of honor bestowed on
fourteen American naval officers by
the French government for disiin-
guished service during the war, were
formally presented today with impress.
siye ceremonies at the navy depart
ment Captain Saint Seine. French
naval attache here, made the presen-
tntions assisted by Secretary Daniels.
Vice Admiral Henry g. Wilson, who
commanded American naval forces In
French waters received the cross Of
the Gran" officer n the Legion OF
Honor. the second highest honor Of
the order 1roHses of the commander
of the Legion of Honor went 10 Rear
Admirals David W. Taylor. chief oi
construction for the navy Robert =
Griffin or steam Engineers, ana Ralph
Earle. chief ~ ordnance.
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ttnslss.i lead International slsuasls.,
~ 1hc Associated rrce<)

1ermanyn silence ronrdinH her
representation al the formal signing
of tho peace treaty has caused nomo
uneanlnena In allied conference cir
els. II n atlll hoped In Paris that the
treaty will he signed FRIDAY but the
event may 10 over until the following
day, Everything manifeafiy nov de-.
Ponds upon tho time of arrival VI the
herman Delegates ~
n n expected that the new Italian
delegation headed by Tommnno TIT
toni. the new Italian foreign minister.
viii arrive In pAria Friday 10 resume
the activities OF Italy relative 20 the
treaty witt Austria. There are sov.
ernl important matters nfill 70 be ar.
lufted before the remainder Of the
Austrian treaty can he presented.
Dispatches from nsrlln indicate
that feeling over the peace situation
siilI In running hirh IN German mill
itnry circles. Officers sp<AhinE % de-
Tending the honor of the German
army and ~ leaders" hy adopting
special measures"
Formal approval has been given by
the supreme council OF the confsr<nec
10 the pian of giving belgium priority
ln reparntions 10 the extent of about
tt0o. .ooo,o 900.
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NATUM TO Be SENT TO GERMANY DELAY OVER SIGNING TREATY CONTINUES
PEACE CONFERENCE
PUZZLED OVER TACTICS
OF HUNS; NO WORD YET

1I1IT n77TT1n01 ~ -Tr7-7
wori hnd t~ f<s,.cd hsc offsaaTy- p<z.- 4 ~
fer..c lcedrt< ns,t-ry fr<plrx<>i fra,<z
.asd take ptae hforc SATURDAY. tf<isl fs
the itAd< % ne allied fAzls fr<a
ING ~ rr r.cr tetr rtr f1~-r--
H.se.ieni .tondnN 20 the faFil office laIl. I
uitiaeina viii dus.td hr rlI<1.rssf--
wfidn niun.ier ~ hours
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Cincinnati. q. June 1a.--fitcher
Walter ncuther of the Cincinnati Ma
thrown ball while at practice here 10.
day and the injure proved 70 painful
physicians said that it will he several
days before he will be able 10 play.
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Iarir. June .b.-Cardinnl Annette.
archbishop % Paris, today ordered a
10 deum 10 be sung fFidnv IN the
church OF the sacred Heart NJ Mont
marte aud on sunday In all churches
of the diocese. The order reads; Let
prayers for peace be continued until
the treaties are concluded with the
powers with which France was NJ
war"
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TO srLEcT FIGHT orTICIus.

TnlfdO, q juno 'DefInlIt nn'
nouncement OF the selection Of Off
cinly for the willard -nempSey heavy
weight championship contest here
July 4. probably viii be made tonight
or tomorrow. This was the statement
togny of Tex Rlckard. promoter WI.
lard caused surprise when he an
nnunced he had accepted the plan e.
have three officials. two Judges and q
referee a. decide the contest
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Tnnor TnllN wWrcKrD.

Omaha. Neh, June 2a.~A Union
Pacific train bearing lS1 soldiers TO
Ran Francisco WIS wrecked near
schuyler Nebraska, today when the
heller of the locomotive exploded. I'm
nineer Michael Norris Of omaha. WAS
scaidcd slightly Two coaches CON
tanning soldiers we're dcrailed bat no
soldier WIS hurt
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no MOnnAzE wOIIk MrN.

Paris. June 2i.--The Hungarian
communist congrcas has ordered the
military situation ~ said 10 be un-
favorable 10 Hungary and in addition
the morale OF the troops n had.
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To ronTuY RonnEi,.

Washington June Is. -complct
Of forts ana housing accommodations
along the Mexican border. undertaken
hy the war department 10 amellorate
the trinls of the troops servlnr as
pntrols, viii give the United s'ttes it,
first real fortified frontier
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Washington. Juno 31.--Offer ol
service IN Europe 10 recruits ohlained
under VOLUNTEERS enlistment will he
Withdrawn under orders prepared ~
Inc war department The policy %
sending regular officers oysrseaa 70
relieve those In .he American expcdi-
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WHAT Is sr,Trs on a,IIcIAr

Paris. June 20 Tho peace confer
cncc council cf five met this after
room 10 discuss the political ststU- Of
Cailcia.
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NEW sHoRT.TEnM cEnTItIcATEs

WaHhITFf0n, June 1.-TWO nIW
certificates Of indebtedness were an
nounced today ~ the treasury depart
ment ~ be dated july 1 Ono Issue
WIN mature September ~ and the
other December Is.
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TODAY
IN THE NEWS
What Il Germany
After7

a fTtn announcing her IN
tenficu fo sinn tiie trcaf,
of F-ace. t.sFnauy u noN
playing q gsuic of drinf. fiic
suncern frit over the situafiou by
the siiis<i icesirfs \ in M va,
conceaie,i to,iay.
what h Germany sftsrg What
advantage dos~ risr hoirr to gain
BY po@fponinE the <iHiiina cf the
treafyf l. u pss.-fbir HAT af the
lad mosnrns shc ~iii r'h'se 60
Th~.e arr IN. questions tina,
mr. o<sWpsinE the minds of Tie
worlds icafiinn ~tais~nseD. A.
the british prs'-~ has Trpiniesi ouL
the Huns arr treucIirrou~ IN
r<arr ~ we'll A. in the war. and
We liould nDf ctrsnt tie treaty n
drrsci until the NAMES of ti,-
ts<ruan pislipptsnfinrics arr at
fixcsi On the docsimsps. And even
sfter uaat. Germany viii irar
watching.
Orrrnsny's d~la, IN signing the
treaty nsay ussun nothing ci~r
than utnt ahc n having difncaity
in fiEnitng any one wlio n will.
Ina N siEn q FOE hrr. 1ir natiou-
al afrnGanfc Of uH Huns finis
litflr csunfoft IN tisr terms of the
pssscr of Versailles. and fssu tsrr-
niall~ arr willing to affie their
names a. the treaty.
sIrt seorec do t" sccnls a.
~ tltrir aftitudci and a GeorEc
T. apparsufis lnrd io finL
~ this y tle rtn~pU fof Ger-
utant's prts'rn~fination. " y
nothing Ca cnu-e nlarm. some
onc viii h. found tn sign tue
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