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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-10
SUNDAY AT UNITED CHURCHES

At II a. m the Lords Supper will
DE observed and new members re-
ceiyed. At 1880 p. m. DR.. Counter
mine will preach on the subject,
Full Price" Special music by the
U. c. Chorus Choir of 20 voices.
Evening song services led by Mr.
Herbert Eckart.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-10
VICTIM OF HUNTING
TRAGEDY IS BURIED

deauX Saturday night.
Foote was the oldest member of
the party. being 20 years old. while
Brown is 16. The three boys left
Olympia early Monday morning of
last week. going to Bordeaux in an
automobile. They planned to spend
several days hunting in the Black
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-10

Mrs. A. c. Baker has as her guest
her mother, Mrs. Lou Williams of
Columbus, Ohio, who expects to
spend the winter here.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-10
He Gets $3.50 Fine. Too,

Fred Lausen. another member of
the trio arrested by deputy sheriffs at
a dance at Pleasant Glade couple of
weeks ago, was fined $3.50 and costs
by Police Judge Walter Crosby, for
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-10

Have you read Talcott Brothers
ad this week? You will enjoyit.
(Adv. 10.1-5t)
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1919-10-10

The best part Of al' ii j. on" ot tie
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
ROAD IMPROVEMENT
ADVANCING RAPIDLY

HARRISBURG. Ark, Aug, %. (Spl)
Work is progressing nicely on three
OF our road Improvement districts. One
from this city to the Jackson county
line. due west; one from this city to
Truman, and one from this city to the
st. Francis river, which is to connect
to one that will run from there to
the Crittenden county line. Two gov
eminent trucks have been received to
be used on the road from here to Jack
son county, and two have been received
to be, used on the road from here to
Truman, and the work Of ~gravelling
these two roads is to be commenced at
once. The contract for building the
road in the Fisher road Improvement
district is advertised to be let on Thurs
day of next week, The contract has
been let for building the Lepanto road
and a dredge Is expected to arrive any
day now to m the work on that
road. Also the road running from the
Craighead county line down the Frisco
railroad to the Crittenden county line is
TO be built right away, Two large
dredges are nearly ready to be launched
in the Bay for digging a large canal
the full width Of the county, from
Craighead county to Cross county. One
of them Is being erected at the Craig
head county line and the other about
half way across the county and they
will both work in the same canal.
Other contracts are being let for
| roads and bitches, There is not anoth-
er county in the state that has more
| progress at present, Our 500, 000. high
| school building has been finished and
' our 5000, 900 courthouse IL now nearing
completion.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

Now that there is such a hue and cry concerning "profteerng7 on foods
we hope that those who have been paying more than the Bowers prices will
STOP, look and listen!
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
ASKS $25,0OOF0R
POR1ER'S INSULTS

COLUMBUS, Miss, Aug, 2a.-Con-
tending that a negro porter in the EN-
ploy OF the Pullman Palace Car com.
pany 'rudely, inEolently, impudently,
insuttlngly, angrily and defiantly
shook his fist in the faces OF herself
and several other ladies and ordered
them TO leave the dressing room OF a
Pullman car on the Pennsylvania rail
road, Mrs, Vida v, Bell, wife Of Rev.
J, y, Bel, evangelist, of the North Mis-
sisaippi Methodist conference and a ret.
ident or this city, has filed suit against
walker u. Hines. director general oil
The American railroads and the Pull
Il Palace Car for damages
In the sum Of t2b. 900,
The insult alleged Ia have been OF.
fered Mrs. Rel took place on July /
1918, when abe was a passenger on a
pennsylvania railroad train between
- Louis, Mo, and Columbus, @. This
btl Of complaint sets forth that thu
water on the passenger coach gave on
Just before the train reached Columbus
and that Mrs, Bell and other iadIe,
secured permission from the Pullman
conductor, who was In the dining ca
~ the time, 10 use the toilet room o
his car While they were performing
their additions the negro porter Ia al
Legged TO have pushed open The door 3
the toilet room and to have orderes
them 10 vaeate at once. Mrr. Bell am
her companions told the porter tina
they had secured permission from tn
Pullman conductor TO uss the toIie
room. whereupon the negrp replied tina
The conductor had nothing 10 do witt
It, that he was running that part of
and they must get out"
Plaintiff ayers that she has been nc
tuaHy damaged in the sum OF 1890
and also that defendants should b
compelled to pay punitive damages =
tho sum Of Si0, 900 for the gross mis-
: treatment and reckless ard wanto
carele.sneas and disregard Of plaintiff
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
Uncle Abe Says
He Gaze Up $40
For Plain Tea

OF all blessed bandits the black
skinned one who robbed Uncle Abe
Stone, ancient negro, of Mississippi,
late Thursday afternoon, near the For
est Hill cemetery, deserves the very
first citation.
A kindly planter on his way to Mem
phis, observed Uncle Abe moaning out
on Mississippi boulevard, near the
cemetery and quiried what was the
trouble. The old man begged to be
taken to the police and a few minutes
later Uncle Abe climbed from he rear
seat OF the planters automobile and
hobbled into the office of Joe Burney'
chief Of police.
with hat in hand Uncle Abe bowed
to Mr., Burney and said:
"Lor'zee Mister Chief, whites ago
Use coming long the road out dare
en- err big negro cum up TO me and
pokes err biggest pistol yoh ever seed
at my haid. Den he makes me walks
bout Ter mile down the road, Den HI
ordahs me to hand him ober $40 fur
two quarts err old Trailer whisky,
which were bottle in err barn en- Use
heen so scairt / jes maturity give 'em
my $40 en- Use bound to TAX dat
wfwky.''
ONLY $40 for two full quarts of a we'll
known Kentucky whisky sort or nae
Chief Burney puzzled, so he asked
Uncle Abe, to show him his purchase.
'Ior'zee Mister Chief, dat Whlskee
were les cold tea and nuthfp tan fittin
to drink
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
VAREA NAMED CONSUL
OF CHILE AT LIVERPOOL

WASHINGTON, Aug. 22,--Gustavo
Munizago Varea, counsellor of the
Chilean embassy here, has been APP
pointed consul general Of Chile, at Ltv-
erpool. Jose Riesco Is at. present acting
as counsellor and Luis lllanes a been
appointed to succeed Senior 3varea.
II was learned today that the special
financial mission from Chile, which re-
Gently visited the United States, has
broken up in Europe. although no rea-
son ia known at the embassy for this
Augusta V~illaneuva, president OF the
Bank OF Chile, and Juan Enrique To-
lations. have resigned. Ii IL reported,
leaving Senator Ellariado Yanez THE
oniy member OF the mission.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
SOUTHERN CALIFORNIA
SUFFERS R. R. TIEUP

LOS ANGELES, Aug, GA general
and almost complete paralysis Of
transportation in Southern California
existed today. Strikes in progress on
the Pacific Electric and Los Angeles
railway systems were supplemented by
a walkout OF members of the four great
railroad brotherhoods who quit their
| Jobs on the Southern Pacific, Santa Fe
and Salt Lake lines.
The strike Of the %switchmen came
suddenly and without an announced
reason, railway officials said. The
switchmen denied a report that their
| action was in sympathy with the strike
| OF trainmen of the Pacific Electric rail-
way company, which was called severai
days ago.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
FOREST FIRES CONTINUE
DESTRUCTION IN MONTANA

MISSOuLA, Mont, Aug. 22,-Forest
fires continue their swift. steady sweep
In Central and Western Montana ana
Northern Idaho, laying bare vast
stretches of valuable timber and
threatening the homes OF ranchers and
.stockmen.
: In the Occur de Allene forest $50, 000
worth of white pine timber in one
stretch was laid waste tonight and 9TH
err sections OF the same forest were
aflame. Timber valued at thousands OF
dollars Is being destroyed in the Sell
way forest, according to reports to fed
eral forest service officials.
In Central Montana several fires are
causing heavy damage In the Jefferson
forest. In the Bitter Root forest efforts
to check the flames nave met with nc
success but the situation about Mis-.
soula IL improved. the flames thai
swept the Rattlesnake valley having
been checked.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
ALEXANDRIA EXCHANGE
TRADING IN COTTON

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2~2,--Trading In
cotton on the Alexandria, Egypt, cot
ton exchange, was resumed Aug. l, ac-
cordIng to n cablegram from the Amer
lean consul there who says the closing
price that day was approximately S311
a 500-pound bale for November deliv-
cry, which was about $500 higher than
the purchase price OF the commission
for spot. Control and purchase OF
Egyptian before that date was admin
istered by a special commission,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
CONVICTED.

MERIDIAN, Miss, Aug, %. tSpi.l-
I.ucius Jackson, a negro, was convfctei
under an indictment charging the muir.
der OF Mary Spell, a negro woman, and
win be sentenced later by Judge Hell
delberg,
how. charged with attempted criminal
assault Oh a white girl, was found
guilty and the jury fixed his sentence
al seven years in the penitentiary.
The grand Jury Is still at work, hay
ing already returned 46 indictments.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22

The Strong Withstand the Heat Of
Summer Better Than the Weak.
Old people who are feeble and young
err people who are weak will be
strengthened and enabled to go through
the depressing heat OF summer by TAX
ing GROVES T~ASTELESS chill
TONIC. II purifies and enriches the
| blood and builds up the whole system.
| You can soon feel Its Strengthening,
| Inyigorating Effect. 60e adv.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-08-22
TO Consumers:

A PriceFixing Committee has been appointed by MI. W D. Kyser, District
Attorney of the Department of Justice to publish fair Wholesale and Retail
prices on staple foods. And since INSIDE" meaning lowest prices, and tout
side, meaning highest prices, will doubtless be published if the same policy is
pursued as during the war; we wish to notify the public to kindly ccmmuni
cate with our General Office if they are ever charged more than "inside" prices
at any Of our stores.
Our prices, for example ire usually changed every Tuesday morning at Z
am, effective at all "A stores, and our present prices, effective last Tuesday, are
oc FoNnrc.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28

M. ..' NNN"' 50" I''A'
ruNrN pltD. GNDN MAY ~
llr navy trrrtnr N' I has arrived
300 Iurou n,.ufd,ng ,o oftIcal ad
N'rH rr,,N"I
mo NUmur occ,n has. teen
'roocd in au a"ru passage The
American navy winning tn" honor
Tho American naval scapl,nc
>' I has accomplished rhc foat 10y
vnslrE lmNay ,o Lisbon today frong
M" Nrorr whcurc 1t had already
fIoNn from lno ,hurcp Of NoWfound
nud
NIih commander A g Read con
fdcul ih.u IA" Nouid rcach the shores
Of Portugal before darkness tonight,
ihuH achieving tho coveted honor uf
making me fIrai trina. Atlantic
iNEui United states sCipltuu NC-i
started fur lA-bun This morning Al
80 ~ O'Clock Greenwich time. or
b.IN u. m., New YORK time
The ,rcw NJ the scaplane. which
vas the same ~ made the mcmor-
able f,yhl from N'wfuuudlaud to
'h, Azores boarded tho plane an
/ hour before suurig1r, hut II was not
unN'. several hours later that the
B gur' murhtuo TAXED outside the
/ hrcukuttcr. headed tu wlndward and
/ tnS" gracefully into tho aif She cir,
. vlcd the harhur and then headed tut
. her destination amid cheers from the
Hailura and soldiers who lined the
dccks of the ships In the hArbor and
! 'hr crowds on The piers together
. with the shrl'ks ~ whistles from all
inD Wcem craft within sigh
fhn din of tho salute wn- kept up
/ Tor several minutes. the plane mean
while apccdlUr ON her way, slowly
/ disappearing ln tho bright eastern
/ SHY
un tho NC.4 depended tho com.
I pl"uon ~ ne trans Atlantic flight
Hartrd from Trcpn~cy ~ F on
MAY lG 'hlH scppuuc being the ono
surN.y" ~ The three that esaayed
/ thc uip
Tho Jnitcd S'ntoa naval scuplnneS
. Sc O. -Et.I and 81. I started from
I No,knvny Point. y on May on
I 'h" preliminary leg ~ thoir flight
ACROSS tho Atlantic Tho NCol and
Nt.i made u continuous flight to
. Halifax reaching there IN safety Tho
/ Sc 4 however. encountered engine
/ trouble and was forced 10 nliRht on
'hr srl uff chatham. Mass I was
'uWri into rno hnrhor and repairs
vur" rushed there and the machine
/ n.a pIl I'M rhppo 90 continue ~
+ voyage,
Du Nav a the NC-i Icf, Chatham
Iart 1'.,rI 81 InufaN ~ safety Tho
. .r.N tHF b. continued iis rlRh' go
F I."pv'.tt , r.. whore % i0lucd th"
So mN NF.H which had. reached
/ rrtulw'E Me- 10
Ih. 'nr", e",p.once Icf TJcpn~ey
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28
HOUSE COMMITTEE
RFPItLS AtRN TAX.

WASHINGTON, May 81 By
unanimous vote the house ways and
means committee today ordered n
favorable report on a resolution re-
p,aung tho eo-ct..od sem luxury
taxes I'M 'Hc v1r revenue bin Ar-
uon on proposed repeal ~ o'hor tax
lov.cs IN he bill was deferred
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28
WIRE BRIEFS
Ikl.HI.I. III. NDIaK
kIIsIlI.n ~ Ni\ItD

BROW NSNllIE. Texas. MAY e.
Gen rrudcucIo Miranda rru'.
leader Wi,h tho A.mt-ln forces was
h.Gcd IN shIruFsh with CarrluA
troops south ot Kcynosa Friday
when he made sor'Ic 'o The border
for supplies and ammunition, .,
rortinE To- an announcement a. 'hn
Mexican consulate 'pday pfNcla'. o..
o.. 90. consulate s'i'o Tnr AImr.tn
forces have been practically broken
up and Al' AImtzan now has lever
han 200 men
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28
CHANGES RECOMMENDATION
Request for 10 BattlcShips
and Same Number of
Cruisers Given Up.
WANTS TO TRY OUT LEAGUE
The Trend Toward Universal
Peace Is Reason Given by
Secretary for Step.

WASHnNGTON. May 81 - The
policy of The navy department for a
fleet second to none In tho world
has hccn' temporarily abandoned
Secretary Daniels. appearing bc.
foro the house naval affairs com
his department for tho next fiscal
wear. recommended that the entire
1919 three year building program OF
TO bAtlcshipS ana 10 battle cruinera
be abandoned saying that the trend
or the world toward universal peace
ana the operation nf tho proposed
league ~ nations made competition
Tor supremacy ~ the SSab no longer
necessary
The naval secretary asserted that
aH the United States had taken
foremost part IN promoting the
league ~ nations plan. n would he
this nations duty 20 show faith In
the covenant by refusing to author
| I1c further large additions 20 the sea
| forces Work on tho 1918 program,
he said. should he completed as soon
as possible. but the 1919 program
which. II is estimated would in
volve an eNpediturc of moro than a
billion dollars. should he wiped OF
the slate
One or the Other.
| There can be no halfway
ground" he told the committec
which will initiate all naval 'csisla-
! ton Either We must have ths
| League Ia safeguard the interests Of
| every nation, or he biggest navy N
| the world
Explaining the reasons for Tho
navy apartments change OF policy,
gecrctary Daniels said that when he
appeared before the committee last
December Rnd urged additional ship
construction the associated govern
ments had not begun consideration
of a league ~ nations plan, and CON
dItionR made n necessary that the
tinted states should not hc cpght
again as unpreparcd as Il was AT the
outbreak ~ he wnr
"Bui since then" he SAID the
covenant has been drafted and
new era for tho world has bcgun
Peace will take tho place OF blood
shed u Will he far hest FOR tho
intcresly ~ all nations that tho
United states should Hci precedent,
by stopping whore lbiT"
wait ON United States
Mr. Daniels said that n ne
United states did not launch new
building programs other nations
would follow thc example and
change their naval plans accord .ng.F.
Grcp' nrlain France and italy he
asserted were waiting on the lnl"t
states
In describing naval problems tnd
needs Nj Daniels said that the resi-
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28
SETTLE CZECH SIOk Az
CLAIMS BN COMMISSION.

COrENHAGEN. May g. Pre-
mtor radcrcwsk ~ Poland has ar
ranged with President Masaryk Of
czccho Sloyakia, according 20 a dis
patch from Prague. that the res han
question. which has caused much
difficulty between Poland aud
CZccho- SlovakIa shall hc settled hy
a Folish-C2cch commission which
vii. Sit at CraCow
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28
IThIIASA~ NlTHDRhW
IRDDP FROM SOFIA.

~ The Associated rreA
lAltlS. MAY -s The Italian
troops who occupied Sokia. 80 mItrg
'oathcss' of Snyrna, ASIA Mno-
have embarked on thor trans
ports They turned over the conuu.
% Turkish military authorities
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28
hOIfHtk GETS AID
NDI.R PROMISES.

PARIS. May q The council of
four ana Japan have offered Ad-
miral holchak, head Of the Omsk
government money and supplies TO
maintain tho Russian government
provided he promises 10 hold cleo
lions FOR constituent aRscmhIy as
soon as he oreaches Moscow, or II
conditions are too disturbed 10 hold
elections 10 recouvoke the former
constituent aSscmhI,
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28

FLYING TIME IS 26 HOURS Al MINUTES


WASHINGTON, May 27.-The American naval SeAplane
NC4 arrived at Lisbon, Portugal at 40l m, Washing gton
time. comp letting the first trans Atlantic flight The ship
made the distance from Ponta del Gada Lisbon in hours
and "A making her actual flying time the
Atlantic from Newfoundland rs hours and Al minutes.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-05-28


w NN"''' ''' WV. VIZ. ''"'.'"
me way uf no" hr, Nr iu", from
tho wosicru to tho eastern h,Wi.
.,.,,,. r., .r.,.,. .,tt.. .r.,., $50,
p''u, ~ uhI'' '.''"' ,h''
h'ho'I N'h'II ".'u+ N'al. "N'FN~
l''' 'h' h'L '"l 'I '"""'ID "' lt''
'''hh. inc Il"' 'u 'I'p or '"N h."'
'' nave 'r".t'i 'h' N'"u' ".''
uhl't I'7 own power ara through
ll- natural element
IhhInF. Ih" hli h' l"n' 1'I ''I'
Nh"l'F ~ n m. w 'Fhnk'"h
NW' ON 'U' i1'l I't "i 'h' I'hH
u''ii' portion or ih' VOYAGE iI"ln
Nn'ktNtN l''t'h T. ! D" lINw"hlh.
England, mo N' '"h'f'l lhr N"N
mHes In MN" h"nt" .hnd. ~ minutes.
maintaining AN hN'tAE" speed "t
h'll'r than ~ KNOTS an hour lh'
l"'tl elapsed .}lnf 'im' liom Sow
toundiani f." Lisbon was 20 hours
ana VI minutes
Nhi'iN h'nTh
AZ the fir7i opportunity lh" big
plan" VIII continue To plymouth.
80 nautical mile" in ih" north l'n'
H'nN commander t"hd can start To.
morrow TO the navy department
however II makes liti." difMron''
when ne completes tho Journey The
great object Of an IA" effort hvish"d
Hoaplanc across the Atlantic through
/ the AR has hocu accomplished
/ twentieth century transportation hn'
/ reached a new pinnacle ana tn'
/ United StdicH navy has led the way
Naval OFFICIALS emphasized thai
the long delay at the AItTVA Ntu due
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lContinued from Page six)

be fixed by the reparations commission on the basis of the ratio between the revenue and of the ceded territory and Germany's total revenues for the three years preceding the war In view, how ever, of the special circumstances under which Alsace Lorraine was separated from France in 1871 when Germany re- fused to accept any part of the French public debt, France will not assume any part of Germany's pre-war debt there, nor will Poland share in certain German debts incurred for the oppression of Po- land.
 If the value of the German public prop erty in ceded territory exceeds the amount of debt assumed, the states to which property ceded give credit on reparation for the excess, with the excep- tion of Alsace-Lorraine. Mandatory pow CTS will not assume any German debts or give any credit for German government property. Germany renounces all right of representation on, or control of. state banks, commission or other similar in ternational financial and economic or ganzatons
 Germany is required to pay the tota cost of the armies of occupation from the date of the armistice as long as they are maintained in German territory, this
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-08
MULTILATERAL CONVENTIONS

Some 40 multilateral conventions are renewed between Germany and the al lied and associated powers. but special conditions are attached to Germany's z readmfssion to several As to postal and telegraphic conventions, Germany must not refuse to make reciproca' agreements with the new states. She must agree as respects the radio tele- graphic convention, to provisional rules to be communicated to her and ad
 here to the new convention when formulated. In the North sea fisheries and North sea liquor traffic conven- tions, rights of inspection and police over associated fishing boats shall be exercised for at least five years only by vessels of these powers. As to the international railway union, she shal
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-08

cost to be a first charge on her resources. The cost of reparation is the next charge. after making such provisions for pay ments for imports as the allies may deem necessary.
 Germany is to deliver to the allied and associated powers all sums deposited in Germany by Turkey and Austria-Hun- gary in connection with the financial support extended by her to them during the war. and to transfer to the allies all claims against Austria Hungary. Bull garia, or Turkey in connection with agreements made during the war. Ger many confirms the remuneration of the treaties of Bucharest and Brest Litovsk.
 On the request of the reparation com mission, Germany will appropriate any rights or interests of her nationals on public utilities in ceded territories or those administered by mandatories and in Turkey, China, Russia, Austria-Hun- gary and Bulgaria. and transfer them to the reparations commission, which will credit her with their value.
 Germany guarantees to repay to Brazil the fund arising from the sale of Sac Paulo coffee which she refused to allow Brazil to withdraw from Germany.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-08
TREATMENT OF NATIONALS

Germany shall impose no exceptiona taxes or restrictions upon the nationals of the allied and associated states for period of five years and unless the league of nations acts for an additional five years German nationality shall moi continue to attach to a person who has become a national of an allied or asso. oiated state.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1919-05-08
SECTION EIGHT ECONOMIC CIAUSES-CUS USTOMS

For period of six months Germany shall impose no tariff duties higher than the lowest in force in 1911, and for cer- tain agricultural products wines, vegeta- ble oils, artificial silk and washed or secured wool this restriction obtains for two and a half years or for five years unless further extended by the league of nations. GermSny must give most fla yored nation treatment to the allied and associated powers. She shall impose no customs tariff for five years on goods originating in Alsace-Lorraine, and for three years on goods originating in for mer German territory ceded to Poland, with the right of observation of slmi- lar exception for Luxemburg.
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