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Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
British Striving With
Every Means To Regain
Commercial Supremacy

That the British manufacturer
no stone unturned in his effort /
10 regain. trade was indicated by the |
method by which he has taken advan
tsye Of the decline in value of the
pound sterling. Board of trade ex-
perts disclosed their scheme. throuAh
which manufacturers actually have
be,n enabled to hreap big profits from
the crop in foreign exchange. They
| lanSly expressed hope It would ia
ito 50.
British manufacturers it was poins-
et out, are buying raw materials In
the United States with already estan-
Ilished dollar credits, transporting
them to England in British-ownet
ships and re-exporting to America II
the same vessels. These goods ar
manufactured by labor paid in sterlinl
enabling the manufacturer to reap tn
! difference between the value of tn
dollar and the pound in addition to h
regular profit,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
LEWIS NAMED TO FILL
| TALlEYS POST At Pen

According to an announcement
49, rnorning made by Warden
steiner, a the penitsntiary. James I,s., " :.
1-smo TsIIsy d Is deputy warden al The s'a.s .,Is
asaitsntIary. aa Lewis has accepted .,,aS, .ns
sppolntment which goes INFO 9.erssn s,,sss
{ 1r,medlately, according 70 WafaF"
Frlends Of Lewis express oonllasalss ., ..''',.
that he win make good y 'a'' Z. s'IsrI ppsal
ion. @ Lewis Is well known n s..f,, Nv, !,
and serving at the present ,.,l .,ins a,t,osr ny.
!, ray Psmberton. eIty health IN oi',asi nvi
During the period isls-isls .,..s ls"a /,
~ M commissary department ,,l',, q gao, -,
For several years, 1891 - apo'' ~. n,',,e wa
I.swls served on the sassm p''r
force.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
Two Women Too
Much; Lad of
Attempt Suicide

Chicago, Dec. 26.-Bennie eoSe ~ >
,owski 10. and fair, the victim ~ ..,,1
cbildren's triangle love aflail' W.
snanver the doctors believed tooas'
ieIoa paoa',se Bennie was good TO looh
80 he won the love of Annie pa
zyk "a years old. When Ahn,e I, go - Il
M him playing at the home OF r.o'o H. sol-
Moeller. also 1S, she wrote 'ne
lowing note: ;a.I know
~ ,s,,a E,orence. / know you ooii
liIoye me. Do you love me bs'',,l. ,,o,, q
no,, o only knew how ! love ~ w. 70,
hovt I love you so | couia Ms nnss you
pos. non,t tell Florence ! love you
nov, Nm he mad If you knew ~, o,
" s ,ouas Won, hate her. but \ so'
.|1ove her better than you oo n.y.
can have her. u
81 love you dear
II love you dear
.Annie Barzyk ,a note h
J When Benny received TINS no.e ~ h
Z decided life with two woi Ming He hi
:, !, sends pev was not worth llvins, - - four
a in m the ash can where ne "@ hy i D,
a IN .ne ssoious M from the cold py . =,
= uioOn aam The. note from Ahnie
fy iicenlan, ,sad tightly in his little ilse' -
n clutcheu nsanis 1i was asked il ne 10
to to ed " either ld Of the girls ne Si'
ne head, mo" 49, ba would ha
n was told that ho .so,, VIII
g. to make d choice sra@ Os'Tfs" tSe hospital.
Z T. : he u Tys1l guess III stay here aui'e
m the while" he concludea.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
PLANS TO
/ FORCE HONE rule
! UPON Irish PEOPLE

London, Dec. 26.--Ireland may nave
to accent Premier Lloyd-George's new
home rule plan introduced IN the mousse
of commons Monday, whether she likes
n or not. an official close TO the Brit
II premier declared in an interview.
rne premier is prepared to force ac
lc.,tance Of his measure, this oiss.T
assrted Its passage by parliament " Is
assured before the measure was sup
United, he added. u.
Tloyd-George, according to the OIL
.eaf is heart and soul for passage Q
some legislation which will at leas
s,4rt settlement of the Irish question
he continued. ,rhe premier regards Y
problem as second in importance ohi
to winning the war,
, II was believed hi government Cal
-. according 10 this source OF iniol
y roation, that Ulsterites will accept Y
9 r.auiier's plan which provides lof tN
legislatures, one for southern ireial
another for Ulster with co-ordipa
~ inc body to be known as nauoiiai 9
t s,nbly. a
re- Uf Ulster accepts the plan ana
n E,a,,iament is threatened by the "a
:, Fain the "entire British army
!, available for protection OF Ulster ~ v
w asserted. 49,,
III The government realizes u = mp M,
- ,,;h,o rs force the Sim Fein section
r.,and to organize a parliament
oeficial said. but pointed out, It wo
he easy to offer them the cnahcs ,
deal with the Orangemen througl
!, lIao,slatiye body and grant the ois'
,',o nrotection in case there was
"a ~ atton,nt to interfere with them.
"a -. ror he present, it was said, the
~ ~ mier is forgetting Ireland untii
~ eumntion of parliament. whicn
ncen nrorogued by the king untii
now year. The premier's home RUE
bis ali ready has been drawn up ana pis'
holed. Ill,
90 lloyd-George, it was said wiii
a. e., vote his time now to domestic y
AeN tions the continent and the peace
farance He plans to leave for pal
. discuss peace problems early In }
airy. s,
II him of speedy passage OF the
u probably within tHo "a
.fe, the reassembling OF parma
and by that time, it was hoped,
InkI .ba International questions
I'M awe been settled.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
BOOZE AGENTS FINED
slOO BY JUDGE UNRUR

Il G. Harris proprietor q ee
Glen roonling house, and houseNeSp NO
~. Marie Harris, changed thelr Ell, nj nj.
vious pleas Of not guilty to gui,.s ,.s ca,,rt
day morning in Judge unrun ! costs costs
ana were each fined 500 ana sorif, eorif
The pair were arrested ps noia II
w r Needham following ra,u ~ ~
ths M roonaing house which nettea w, ~,
sa,,ons ~ beer and wine. The chars' =
Sas - unlawful possession OF LIQUOR ai''
booze selling.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
Grain Gets Priority !, ),
= 4'A IJuon Railroads;

chicago. pee, 2s.--sissls ,Esasas 1s@ss over al
priority y.s1,0oaities. on followlnE n. e. y 81
other coIsi10D con- N Regional Directors IA a
der issued g ynorthsFest region, anu
II ASHTON 'san central west fsgloh. ss ,.s.
III the order viii reIaslc .. erop II has been
n ne present grain s'OR
atu,ributed-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
avc,srrr WINS FOR nAhisi.'

~ IA psc. 70 Making =. w. \.
yai,eso. ...,aewn ' ana then kssA'',s y
only 'ous..A ,... tseckatt. once captain ..... 4.
goal. lonn a ssstl,aii team, now llsu,
tenant ~ cf maFAss. ,ss ss's, msrsnes n, oyeE
! 20 . ! vlesery toF sae ''
Are island eAllefs
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26

Rumors Of Big Losses Through
Freezing Put to Route By
Survey Of Orchards and Ber-
ry Patches By Experts.

DESPITE all rumors to the contrary the nt trees ano
a practical undamaged and the prune crop at east TOE
the coming year promises to establish new prouucs,on
record in fhe opinion Of horticultural experts VINO To-Day
comneted survey Of the orchards and berry tracts ~ "a
effort to ascertain the extent Of the damage uene py e
,acart cold SMELL NAN*%sz
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26

This record was made in face OF an
increased number Of employees and
multiplied hazards AZ crossings on ac-
count Of increase in the number Of
automobiles since last year.
That the employees have safety mat
tiers well In hand insofar as casnalues
among themselves are concerned Is re-
yealed by their good record.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
Law Barring Teaching q !,
Foreigu Languages Upheld

- Ns.A UeG. 49, tf
aNas.y.,,. 4. ..ss..ss aeoftt saas hzaasa aswn
s'..,ssen - ~ sphoialnE shs saA's , ss1s ,e.s''
KS Jaw ssw paasad Ny ~ 'ass .sz'sJ q
s.,',.a II eFahablss ths teaNn'ns !.
las'sss. sAs~exs Z s' lansaass II - s%''~
sphS0is'
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
RAILROAD NEA TO
| RUSH SETTLEMENT
| Of DIFFERENCES

W. z e. s4..gax ~ : i
washinstonf t'ss y q ....... 3.
railroad anidlA MEET nNts 'A' M0." sns a.s
msaas SSs fer vase lnstsasse 4. ,'ew Y. hsicrs
lthe railroad ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS ~ y WIG g
stated at the 3{1nctieens tfns't''''' =,
Labor today. a...l \. y. 4. y.
srhe callinx * the mees1n& N " ~
sult of rgariNSfa1 ~ 1a'9 'lson ..sa s%x
lmase known IN /. - N =,
4 railruads baeE n tnsN Vwusk<
4 March 4. Is = 4. I 4 y. y. ..... = y
II Previously the pqnissn@ ~ 81 s!ss y W. 80
ers has been that snsa! ss W 80 ~
he answered tS7xs.x s,'s wv f'''''' n
! nf government conSrpi s.... .....<
Tho railroad vlleis y wsS Y
compFise the heads NJ SAe .sss n ,.s.,,s ,s.. e
hoeds ana thf ssA ks'ssvs. y. X.
4 filiatea wlth Wy as'.s' .s.n as.at,or
tiumpsrs, prrss9sRs " sns 's''s' ''s7
4 will preside ..a..
IN Naisr W ~ s,,7s'' sess ,.,'sI ~. 4
Ill Tlis nssuhk Mst. 4 ~,..hs sar
III hands W the s''"'''F'' '''ss ~
n.la 2R per snnt ahsfNNn' ,s,s..vss 'ss' NJ. ".
~ Nh.th we're MA3Ne sssHsAA ts,5''s'sv s,s,s...
ne has postponed y tne ss'tss"ss 'a'.'.. n ,s1t
nc Aise appealed te knN vn1Ns.n y. 81. -
ola hid thsir Nsnaaus M a s.'s &. II, I,
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
S.P. EMPLOYEES ON
!. LINE FROM ASHLAND
NORTH WIN HONORS

The 467s employees Of The Southe
Pacific railroad (ines north Of Ash
landl by making clear record with |
Out single reportable casualty TO an
during the national railroad
accident prevention drive, October IL
10 i, have won first place among all
the railroads in the United States, and
further helped materially to place IL
Northwestern regon at the top OF az
other regions, according to a state
ment issued at the depot here Friday.
The accident prevention drive was OF
national scope. Ii created keen COM
petition in which nothing but the sur
~, al Of the safest would count,
The drive was under the direction =
lhe safety bureau which through ie'
tiers, circulars, and illustrated bulletins
kept the employees advised during ths
progress of the campaign, The wori
in the field, however, was eonductst
, by the employees themselves through
highly efficient safety crganizatio
composed of nine safety committees
This safety organization reveals II
. efficiency by the following reeors
which won the highly priEed banner;
Employees
Killed Injured I'll
lCct 1891. 1918 ...,... IL
,ct 1891, 1919 ......s
A fine record was made during Y
entire first ten months OF this year
against the same period last year, I
VI Hrecord for January to october II ,
A. lipr.
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26
s.p. ADDS new Train
70 CALIFORNIA Run

pa.,,srd Or, Dec. 2s.--oi1i'stn sl' !.
III. nv off,cials announced io.1sss - S.
ss.s's ..'.,'., ;,asrenger trslin vii D. Aaa,
/. b ,he seryies betTssa ry,s' nv, s,,n,ssy.
eae fan..4e0 beesanlns psAs ..sssry ss'.S''s
~. sae extra passenger Il neee.ss'y . ~
n,,,,osiy care Tor tise lnefearA." .,,,s. ~.
s.ls. .l...s,, Portland ard calitcr''i.. s's'ss ~
=. sss.'. ,-+tr M. Vii leave Portland at ag.a-
II viii maze only 2 ~ - s.yt, Y,
Z .,..ear y. mnd only operating Hsepz /"
r-s..lornia-
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26

Eight cents . pp.ana w ''s....,se. s.ls for
.,en county Yield q aesa',,s1sssI .ssss n ~ !.
lcannary IL Albany
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26

,Ths i. r Elllol ~ 49, .Ta4 n tau
pseF - pA',ss NV : not teea injured & &, W. \.
beAsins ss.sst. w exAuslssea re Y .,a.I v
nligntssa ssssse y aere orchard ln 'iis XIV n
iiAwklna ., Y ssaaa no a.scolofas'0ns s..,''' n
hills .'s.,,.sa. Nv u laner baFk ns a.ag, ssa.'
wv " ii slaEis lnsaa'ss ,.,.,s .',,s esunly "
ei'asa " y = fser compisse Isss'.s Z, .se
no es'@1z y Nv, many grower. Y =. = " =
sion. = ,.,,eh ss - any sisssn'ent .,',yIe X
aons. 80 49, ana ars cot essa msss y u
. isatfsetsetiy p 81 'as0 '
81 ail.e
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26

peaches, walnutA ana osno1 Y. .'a's,iy MN
in the higher sections arg appnasnSs .'..n n,,.
without injury II must pe re'nun'pH a'sn, ao
"a : stated Professor Lewis, 'ns' ,,s., ~
NM @ cent Of the Willamette ssaeg asd
srop a produced on .he upper wv
sections ..nan mia con-
..aasat,on. the fruit Yield rhowu " "
a,a ,,sca' normal. In fact. even " W. y,
nresent time am looking tofwa,s ss''.'',,,s. =
l,hs larres, prune crop ss' p
~ 1, M Willamette valley.
W. ~ .uaa tNedaf Later
Capital journal. (Salem, Or.) 1919-1980, 1919-12-26

''While there Y HV'I1. t.uA9 thin
sroat killing In tho lower lanas, .I.o,sa I'm u
M I'M, ~, ~ found 10 be extensive, =
w'n W.. nv 'ns froN could not have oeeur. ..
iAs'' w more favorable time q" wv
teu - aaa vines were dormant wv
49, ~ III, temperature came wnsn NV NY
sap WAS moving mots ssy yas such 4
might MI have been feared ,a,,o,s,na tSn sies' 1
sras, occurred in 1905 l9,aom,og ~ 'sa,,ars
few days Of warm weather a.,,s.a = s',H1 rre.
- =" ,hat year. and the aiar'n's,s y. so,l"w pss
.'a% q "a ,o,al crop loss yet io',oml ,s%l
als',T .'a na,aral apriug recovery. .ns iss' ~,
ma W. "s ~ not more than 2V per ~"
\ under normal va.,,,.,b,e
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19

This program will be inteSsPsrsed
With music by the Yale band and viii
occupy the time until noon.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
Notice For ReconyeYance

To the owner ~ 0wIsrs Of sny $ns all
interests ~ OF liens upon the land
herein described
Take notice Chat sg.e has lawfully
been mace OF ths following described
land for unpaid taxes thereon, apd 'thst
NE undersigned hSS THE thereto under
tax deed or deeds therefor, aud that
you arV entitled 10 y reoonVeg anee
rDeTtog, at anY time within sIx rnotffhs
after return Of service 1f this NOTICE,
upon payment 10 th5 undeTs!gned,. or
rs the register tn cbsnesTy OF The ctJnp-
u IN which TIE hands be, OF all%edms
paid upon sr0h purchase together vish
one hundred per centum additional
theEetO, and the fees OF the sheriff tor
Ihe service or cost OF publication OF
this notice, 20 he computed as upon
personal service OF oscillation 81
commencement 81 snit, and tbs fur
ther sum ot Ave doll6zs Tor sash, de
sctip.iOs, without other additional COST
or charges. LIZ payments 60 aforesaid is
net made, the uasersigneo viii ipsSl.
tute proceeUings fOT possession Of she
land.
DISSOLUTION
State Of MshiRan County Of St.
Lot 5 of outstanding Lot 0, Fort Ctxst.
iOs Military Reservation. City Of Port
Huron, according 70 plat thereof.
Amount PAID ......,.,,.,S $3.50
Caxee for years 1911 20 1918
Amount required for rocOnYeyance,
970.06 Plus Sheriff fees.
(Sgned) RObT. ). TAYLOR
Place OF business, County Auditors
Office. Port Huron, Mich. ).
Return OF Unable TO Ascertain Where.
aboRts or Postoffies Address.
State OF Michigan, County OF Saint
Clair, IS, ~
! / hereby certify and return that after
careful inquiry, I Am unable 70 ascsr-
tain the whereabouts or p0stofics ao-
\ dresa o1 John w Twiss or his heirs,
or the whereabouts or poetoflice ad dress
l of the executor, administrator or trps-
tee or guardian Of said John w
Twiss. Ia
Dated thle 5th DAY OF June, 1919.
CHARLES r. NAMES,
Deputy Sheriff OF said County
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
Bids for Road Construction

Bids will be received until l / 30 q. N. b,
June 2lst, 1919, by the Board or County
Road Commissioners OF the County Of
st. Clair, thereafter called the Commits.
sion) at its office in PORT Huron, Mich
igan, tor the completing OF the grading
land the aurfacing OF two and one-hslf
miles OF full width gravel road on
Assessment District Road No. ~.
Commencing at the u coEneT OF SEC
tions 1918 Lynn Township and extend
ing westward to the corners OF SECTIONS
$40 and 1915 q distance OF two and
one. half milos more or less; IN whole OF
In part, for grading, drainage bitches.
culverts, bridges, surfacing and fur.
niehing OF construction materials for
the road surface, the culvsrts and the
bridges.
Bids must be made upon Proposal
| Forms furnished by the Commission;
must be signed by the bidder and must
be marked, bid Tor Yale-Lynn Road
construction" must be delivered In a
sealed envelope with the bidders name
and postoiflce address and IBID FOX
Yale Lynn Road construction" marked
thereon, and must be accompanied by
certified check, which shall be for
not less than one per cent Of the bid in
all cases where the bid covers only part
of the several structures or materials
of one class.
Said certified check shall be made
payable to the Commission as O guar
a1tee and shall be forfeited to the
Commission as liquidated damages In
case the bidder, If successful, shall fall
90 enter into q contract aud furnish the
Commission with satisfactory bonds
Within ten days after their acceptance
Of the bid. All checks OF unsuccessful
bidder8 will be returned 80 them upon
signing the contract.
The Commission reserves the right
ia reject any or all bids. Proposal
blanks and information furnished on
request. Plans, proflles and speoif.
catioHe are on file In the Office OF the
Commission In Port Huron, and com
ptete sets OF the same will be mailed
upon receipt Of fee Of two dollars
$500 for each mile Of road.
Board of County Road Commission
Of the County OF st. Clair, Michigan
ID. ID. WORCESTER. Road Manager
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
Notice For Reconyeyance

To the owner Or owners OF any snd sil
intsrestS In OF liens upon de land
herein described
Take notice that sale has lawfully
been made Of the following des0Zt6eS
land for unpaid taIee theroon, sod
that the undersigned hes title thereto
under tax deed on deeds issued these-
for, and that you are entitled to IRE.
conveyance thereof st any time within
six months aftsF return al service OF
this notice upon pay 10 che pn4
dsTsigned or so the register In ehsassry
OF the county in which tho lsnds he,
OF ali sums paid upon such purchase,
together with one hundred per eenthm
additional thereto, ana the Toes OF the
sheriff for thsservice or cost OF pnblis
cation of this notice, 10 be computed
rs upon personal service of 4 decfaIs-
ton 80 commencement OF suit, aud the
further sum of i've dollars for each DC.
|scIiption, without other additional; coat
or charges. IL payment an Aforesaid
is not made, the undersigned viii tn
stitute proceedings for possession Of
the land, Il
DESCRIPTION II
state Of Michigan. County Of ST.
Clair. Lot Ii, Miles Subdivision 81 Lot
s, outstanding Lot 0, Fort CRATES Nil
itary observation, City of Port Huron
according TO plat thereof.
Amount paid ,......... ssi.S0'
Taxes for yeats 1919 to 1915 !;
Amount required for reconyeyance
$500, plus shtriff's fees.
CSigned) ROBT. =. TAYLOR
Place Of business, County Auditors
Offios, Port Huron. Mich.
Return OF Unable to Ascertain Where
abouts or PoStofbce Address
state of Michigan, County Of Saini
Chair, SO. -
hereby certify and return that SITTER
careful inquiry, am unable to- uscer
talu the whereabouts or postof,iee ad
dress OF Cyrus Miis, o. his hetrs, OF
the whereabouts or postof1iee asdresi
OF the executor, administrator or trus
tee or guardian Of saia Cyrus kiies.
Dated this 9th day OF June, tbts.
ia Chss. r. Names, Dept. ShcTin
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
Friday. July 4th

The St&lstie eomaistee hss heard
trsra BAnnbes OF pCofssr0nsi statet9s
20 the sfsect that th4 wound be here.
ana yen sha Look for sesDethtng good
IN each event
Picnic again on the Fourth IL our
beautiful PARK.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19

There will be many other attractions
for eAeh day and tia plans are being
laid 90 there Won't be dull moment
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
Poultry Wanted

Am In the market for poultry Of Nj
kinds and viii pay highest market
prices for same. VIII buy avery day.
IL you have sny to sell let n< know
and will call John sexton,
s2-2s Yale. Mich.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19

Chen will come big program cop-
dstipg of music by the Ya4e band;
music by the Pipe Band. scotch sing,
ing and dancing; Lauder renditions by
Sam Munro; comedy entertainment by
Alice Dunbar and epseches by promi.
nent men
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19

Promptly at 40 O'Clock she soldier
and sailoT boys will give us drill on
the bali diamond.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19

at $50 a ball game will take place
between thSCapac team and the Max
wells OF Detroit.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19
Help UsGive Them a Rousing VEL
come on Yale's Proudest Days-JuIy 3&4
Program for the Two Big Days:
Thursday, July 3rd

500 60 1000 a N. Repatriation Of
Soldiers and Sailors.
The Yale expositor. (Yale, St. Clair County, Mich.) 1894-current, 1919-06-19

Al $50 bail game viii be played
between Emmett and Mitcheiis OF Port
Huron. and this promises to be close
contest,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-16

which readily you'd mobilize several
hundred thousand men against Poland,
would not encounter serious difficulty
irc9s s She S eoss s and 10 soaso
her would entail serious allied effort.
No doubt this was one of the fac
tors which FASTENED the allied DECISION
Guiding the Poles who had fought
along with the French. to march
through Germany. Such "A march is no
TO all Germany that "Ilenccforth the
Poles are allied friends and will re
ccivc full allied support. Fight the
Poles and you fight u.s." Such mos
sage all Germany ca, understand.
TO be perfectly fair with the Prus-
sian who imbibcd his first taste of
subjueation. of nations by hog tieinG
Prussia which contain almost as many
Germans as Poles Tie Germans were
so placed by colonization.
CERTAIN DISTRICTS MAY
BE GAltItISOSED DY HUNS
Unquestionably. it will DO rather diff
lcuit to, disentangle Polish -Gcrman
communities so the rit:htful state shall
hold sway in each case. But with tho
world jury box at Paris packed in the
Poles favor, the Germans still are
certain to be accorded ample Justice
Prussia is not expected b. military
experts , here to start hostilitics
Surprise if the Germans attempted TO to
garrison certain districts OF East
Prussia In which it might be ,disput-
able as to which element was in the
majority; Dispatch OF Prussian forces
eastward is interpreted more as Il
threat than as an intention to enter
upon new conflict.
Allied aid to Poland will enable that
e., to muster sufficient strength
have filtered into Warsaw. Danzig and
other cities as propaga ndists.