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The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

The sixth fire of incendiary origin
in five weeks broke out in the paper
barrels of the McAuliffc Paper Com
pany of Burlington in the rear of
their plant Monday evening at 9.14
o'clock. Both the McAuliffe people
and the fire department are of the
opinion that the work is that of some
fire fiend who finds this place an eX-
ccllcnt one to try his hand.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

The state fair association expects
to have many new attractions this
year and among them will be motor
cycle races. These will be held Fri
day, September II. Purses to the
amount of $3.50 are to be offered. 1t is
also epccted tat several motorcycle
clubs will offer special prizes.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

The Cole Fur company of Burling-
ton has fled articles of association in
the office of the secretary of state
for the purpose of conducting a store
in Burlington to handle furs and
other merchandise. The capital stock
os $4,000. The signers of the papers
are G. P. Cole, Ralph w. Dunsmoor,
Ida L. Cole and Mabelle Dunsmoor,
all of Burlington.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

Entered as second-class matter May
/, 1916, at the post office at St.
Johnsbury, Vermont, under the act of
March 3, 1879.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

Citizens of Burlington will pay only
81 on a dollar of the grand list in
stead of 1920 on a dollar during the
year 1919, if the vote of the peof:e
of the city at the special city meet
ing yesterday is taken as the final
word on this matter.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887

AS members of the Associated
Press that organization is entitled ex-
clusively to the use for republica-
ton of all news dispatches credited
to it or not otherwise credited in this
paper and also the local news pub
lished herein. All rights of republi-
cation of special dispatches herein
are also reserved.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

Joseph Campbell, formerly mot
orman for the Burlington Traction
Company, pleaded guilty in Chitten-
den county court yesterday to assault
with a dangerous weapon with intent
to kill Catherine Spriggs on the
morning of June 20. He was sem
fenced to serve not less than two and
a half years nor more than four
years in the state prison at Windsor.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

The state headquarters of the Am
erican Legion have been notified from
national headquarters that men of the
United States merchant marine are
not eligible at present for member
ship in the legion. This point will be
taken up and decided at the national
convention, to be held in Minneapolis
next November.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24
NOTICE

Ny Office will be closed until Aug
ust Is. Have arranged with Vermont
Optical Company TO repair glasses
for me during my absence. My adj
dress will be Boonville, N. Y, until
August 10. A. S. Haskins.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

Governor P. w. Clement has offer
ed to Professor Gray of Dartmouth
College the work of auditing the
accounts of the State officers which
has not been accepted yet, for it
means Professor Gray giving up his
vacation if he does the work.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

Burlington faces something akin
to industrial disaster as a result of
the present acutcness of the housing
problem. Nowhere in the city are
houses obtainable and the way to
further industrial expansion is most
effectively blocked.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-07-24

At the quarterly meeting of the
Green Mountain Fire Insurance COM
pany held Tuesday, the books showed
that over $125,000 worth Of insurance
has been written in the first month
Of doing business. The meeting was
we'll attended by the directors outside
Montpelier.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
MY HEART and MY HUSBAND
 ADELE GARRISCN'S NEW PHASE OF " KepeLafions 0f Q Wife

'N hat :; NondrriUl motH"r she N"' make some daN."
 spoke involuntaril\ as turned |" I.illinn An instant later r"SF'''"" the liillr speech, for her eyes wet as she watched the rh''"'
 Mndy. Dctains Lillian"
 'God grant that moth"rho"" ''"| come to her inppilN." she s''' '' lrnrIy, anal ! knew that aG'n | p.'' rashly uncovered the obS"SSlhF '''' of l.ilIian's life .-lhnt she m1&h' "'' h,. nbI,, to avert from her ldoIl|''' ,lou,hIrr's life. inc unhHppIn"SS lh''t had Ir.rn nrr own fate.
 r,,,. soIInd Of a hiGh-p powered motor ..,,. iIrui!,. into the Durl>"" driN"W;'% Ir.,y both our eyes in that dlr"cllon. 1hroIIoh u .,;,p in the trees We Sa W \l:, ior. ,;rumuI;pnI nIiGht from the rHr and go up tho steps. lillian rose abruptly from tn" garden bench where we had seated ourselves.
 'I'm going into the house." she said with decision. Mrs. Durkcr said this morning she was going to bring the poor. dear major over if h" cam" today. and should be shocking: com lanN tor ahA one. Tt Ut Sl'ti pl' d horrid mood.
 put out my hand and seized h"r arm firmly before she could move.
 "You'rr not going to take d single step away from h"rr!' l said griniIN. If you do l shall scream lOuAly anal when e, rrNbodN runs out Shull firmly assert that you have hern kicking me brutally
 '''Thal may not be a falsehood II you don't let me so,' she threatened, then as she glimpsed the very real discomfort in my face she changed her tone abruptly. Whats the matter" You look as if you were 'n a blue funk"
 ''l am," T confessrh miserably. If eff her Major GranlIand or Mrs. Dur kcc were coming over conld cuulH-''
 Stand il; but the com bination quickly Same herr- l don't knoN what has got into Her t'lui1iness, bu' Slc has cvidrniiy decided thai she !; inc guhdesS in the machine Of q TO- mamie afTajr b,lwtcn you and inc poor, dear major and she means to involve NoH holh in more or less piafonir ir.a rgir. if she has to la Ike YOU bOak hl neck and heels an chuck Nou into il. But don'f Worry- Seeing he performance is like ta kin :: a dose ui quininr, bui I'll stirk- -Ncvprr. npNer shall i% b~ aid that l deserted Mrs M ica Wn~T-
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
INCFCNI THE NIEk.

Never have tn" popular lNceum players done better work than in "The \iGGer" he dramatic play of a problem that is vital to millions which is being presented at the I.N- rcum theHlel all week with remain ing performances nightly and on Sa aturdaN afternoon. The theme which has been outlined several times this week in the press deals with a subject that is old but very i'm pOrtant.
 There will be another big movie program Sunday night the feature being the latest inStalmcnt of '"Tht' Midnight Man" the super Universal serial starring James J. Corhett. The serial has bee the sensa ton of the SenSon among local movie fans
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04

per Dice carrots. Fry vegetable with bacon. stirring constantly, untI Drowned. Add to beans and pour oyer boiling water 10 half the depth of tn, beans. Cover and cook in a slow oven until beans are soft.
 Why not eat less as d means of low erin2 the cost of living"
 MARY.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
E'.\K\iNI AT THE, PALACE

The Palace is olfrrinG a brand new bill for the last half of the week fta turing Dustin Farnum in his latest drama. "A Mans Fight. DuS- tin tarnum is fast gaining the same popularity as that of his hrothe Bill, and in the phutoplaN world he IS cl|SSed as HillS only rival Lovers ot good dramatic action will enjoy this production as it iS full {" the brlm with fast moNinG. romantic drama. Another star feature on the bill IS Patty Arhuciilc. in his latest comedy, "Hack StHGr, in which he Keeps the audience in continuous laughter to the end. The Keith vaudeville acts on the bill will more than please. As they ar" exceptionally good actS- Th" feature iS "The, Exposition Jubilee Tour. one of the best comedy uIIartctS in the business. Gualano and Marguerite offer a pleasing musical odditN and Frank tottcr will send thrills through you with his tables and chairs
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
BEHIND THE LINES OVER HERE
 Being The Revelations of a U. 5. Secret Service Man

thing which is done for the thr. ltcned Fathcrland is 10 German so far of that l was almost frightened when | read these words in your letter What worries on my nerves and confuscS ne more than l can say is the shame less s]ander to which my people are exposed here
 "Nour KARL"
 Asked Letters Be Destroyed.
 Had il not been for the efficient and quick work Of the Depa artment of Justice in the ease Of pr. Muck it would not have been possible to link him up so thoroughly with the German propa ganda in this country as was done. II appears that the warning given him that his interest Tn German propa ganda would cer- 1alnIN result in his being caught in the web of the secret service made ronSidora hlc impression for ii was dlScoNered by the agents in Boston mat at his earnest solicitation many | "i the letters he had written between March, 1917. and March. 1918. had been destroyed
 1 Hc expressed the greatest anxiety i concerning these letters and urged i that they be destroyed, which leaves no doubt but what they were even of 1 hoF" 'hcrlmlnatinS character than those seized by the government. In a letter to a girl, referring to the i burning of the letters. pr, Muck says:
 Apprehended Search of House. The sacriicial fires which vou i made of my letters-yes that seems : d nara step for you; 1t was also a : hard thought for me, too at the time 1 read it, but it is perhaps the best 1 way. In the midst of the present ] brutal hNsteria it is better to exercise all possible care. Incredible as it | seems. il is nevertheless not beyond Inc realm of possibility that there will be a search of all the houses Of i those people whom l personally know ! if once the hunt -down' party gain 1 h" upper hand"
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04

New York Ma rs&rct Laurence aait the stage when she was married to chsish' now lieutenant comnlandcr. orsoh Mum, six years ago. " hen the war separated the couple, Miss Law renee returned to the stage. and IS still there
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04

(Coryrisht 1919. by the World-W de
 News Service, Incl (Authorized by the Attorney General
 ef the United States.)
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
hat Lillian Underwood
 Declared tu Nad1c.


 @ II think Richard second is getting Mred. Alaqion."
 M It wasNha to recognize Mother 8 raham's voice, usually noticeab}y
 Mpr it's uustcri1N, in the Softcned .rc- x @ents she ,empIoNyd toward Lillian
 M Mlarmin2 little duughter. But Mariur
 Eng ago stormed the last citadel oI @ H mother n-laW's heart -by. .hc.' li,- @plute devotion tos the baby and ,s @ow so firmly entrenrhcd that the @ derly woman indulgcs her almost n~ # rociouslN ns she does h"r sn;,ll @rands son. x Do you want him ,o talk, his ap?" the little girl responded tn- #antly
 Tt is time for it." tn" s.randr,"r H,.' #' id. smiling.
 @ And maNnt come, too. NhiI' @bu tgo that funny bum bIc-brr way -. Mother Graham'S face flushed with @ leasure. She is very proud of her Mbtlity to put Junior to sleep with i #ouud suggestive of the hlrzzinS "i aees, know, of colrSc. hat it iS sOntrary to the last word in hHhy #sNch kosN to allow him to b" put to # Sralham takes such manifest comfor, Sn fhe performance, and, besides. u so marVclouSlN effective. have lever opposed it.
 LAFian laughed with amused ten #erNess.
 TT think if Marion were given her Sh oisre between listening to that buzz 8lv amd watching the most rascina '- 81g m o4ion picture in existence, tne ssllagby would wm," she asserte;l. sShes seems never to tire of watching sou put the baby to sleep, Mother ra haSs1, Although she must have seen sou dos it dozens of timcs.' Nye>' That Follow 'tShen tps &a from seat at every pc"- Srmance'' my moth'r-lh law re- ,lrned. with q grim little Sm1Ie Wh'rh
 oftened into tenderness as She turned Q the dear lfltle girl. '', '"hh" along 4arion. We'll,Go up into [ n" Nerahd'1 md put this young mar 'h'o h'S
 arriage.'
 I.ilIiau's ewes and mine followed tn"
 rio as they \madc their way S'"" O ward the hpuse, Marion's tanctnS
 ootsteps and' my mother-in-'a" low ones accoHnm odating thentSe'N'H O the .faltering steps of my small SOIL hose chubby little hands were 'laspcd by thosel Of his @randm iht>7>' md Marion on >either, side Of him. Narion's chiIdisht figure was intensely protective as shet bent over th" hab%-
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
FOX S IkIILATItIt.

"A bill of exceptional mrri, is of ferrd the patrons of l'oN'S 1hratpr for the last three dnNS. both the picture and NauhrNilI" program being of very good quality. Tn" feature picture
 Fhreo Black Eyes, presents one of the screens best cheer ,1isprnSCYS l"\lof Holmes in the leading roI X ll'" ol young bloodS start rultiny ,Ip at IashionHhI" cabaret. where the. leader of trio, Larry Van CourlIand IS nakin& iurribIr rndraNors to nnk" himself known tu d certain Miss sheldon. The trio are forced to depart, nursing optical bruises. at the "nl rTnrr of q detective. l;unrdin2 Van F"urtl;'nd'S yacht. they send the crew nShor" and start down -, c0u>t m search of more adventure. Their cup of joy is full to ovrrnowing when the wealthy Mr. Sheldon charters tn" boat for trip In the sheldon party iS tn" very pronounced person of the Baron \urakoIr a clever society crook. Van CourtInnh and his gay companions recovering from their recent uebHuch and req liz ing tn" lofty ambitions Of the baron set out to trap him and his gang. There are tn" h"nrtiest species of laughs until the happy finale. Here iS a pjrtur" that may he really termed entertaining as it's buoNant spirit pro jrctA itself through the audience leaving happy feeling of relief and cont eminent. Baby Marie Dsburne. the WinninG baby screen star is shown in her latest haracteristic produce ton Miss Gin2rrSnap." The man Hgcmcnt has secured all the late |'nbN OShurnr pictures for exclusive ShoWinG at FoN'S thtn1er Pearl White is also on the bill Four acts of vaudeville, are offered featuring the -Four American Beauties and the Chinese Trio.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
FO\'S \ENT NILEk.

"fho Honor system" an cNtraOrdin- nlN special William Fox production of eight parts will be the feature pie turo at FoNS theater for the first half of the coming week. "Tho Honor system" is the best prod1lc- tion that has eyer been released star
 ing the versa tile George Walsh. He is supported by an all star comDanv of standard players including Miriam Cooper and Milton Stills. The Sto1.v. deals with prison life and the uni
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
tContinaex)

All oJ the lStters which ihe Secret Service agents seized and which were written between NoNem Der, 1914. and March, 1917. show that the main thing. runhinS in the doctors head is his relations with girls and his DO luical relations with the German em- ba ssN His musical life was hardly ever mentioned except in tn" most casual reference.
 The following letter indicates an ac- ulal effort on his part to obtain de tails of visit of this American girl to an American battleShip;
 San Francisco. May 20, 1915.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04
STARRING AGAIN

(TO be continued.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04

verSal comment of the trade journals is to the effect that this is tho great est prison drama ever Httemnted on the screen II nbound~ in action and jS replctc with soul stirring stnrN X picture that stands out mong the screen classics in de3erNedlN right = tuIIS place.
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04

In I,lr. .Kltchem, pr her u.Tu uunle Sister MarN cooks daily for a family or four adults.f She brought to her Kitchen an understanding of the chemistry of cooking. gained from study Of dom estic science in stals university. ", Consequently the AdNlce she offers is a happy combination or theory and pracuce.' Every recipe she gives is her own. first tried out and served at her fohillN tahle
 perlaps you have Fl "teelinE about usine. condensed milk. know dld but l got braNely over it.
 Conde densed milk is really oil" of the best foods we can buy. It contains much sugar and more butter fat than the ordinary milk man's.' So the food value of condensed milk is higher than that of plain milk.
 The convenience of always having perfectly sweet milk always on hand is point in favor of canned milk.
 The process of manufaC curing con- densed milk; is wonderfully clean and sanitary and scientific. As it is cooked milk the danger of disease germs is not so great as in the usual dairy pro duct
 Menu for Tomorrow.
 Rrea griddie cakes, syrup, coffee.
 Luncheon --- Cheese croaueLtes, brown bread and butter sweet pickles, lemon pie, tea,
 Dinner--Iima beans en casserole, baked potatoes, stewed tomatoes, bread and butter, apple-eelery and nut salad graham pudding, coffee
 My own RA,,ipeS.
 A,.-k is ArI I of-the-month help out. It is Aourish- ing and cheap and relief from meat. Hy using nuts in the lad tho neces sarN balanued ration is nna maintained
 Chsost CvoAuettes.
 , ta blsspaahs butter
 l4 cup naur
 3-4 cup milk.
 eee.
 l-2 cups mild rheese.
 l-2 teaspoon salt,
 4 teaspoon pepper.
 Melt butter and add 1our. Stir un- til thoroughly blended. Add milk slowly, stirring constantly. Bring io boiling point and add egg slightly beaten. Add cheese, cut in tiny pieces and seasoning. Cook until cheese is melted, Spread on plate and cool Shape in balls and dip in egg and crumb bs and fry in deep fat. Drain on brown paper.
 Lemon Pie. : cups boiling Mater.
 Ha cup sugar. 1assa <. tSs, a7 n:ta'.4H.t g~ ; tablespoons cornstsich. lemon.
 l-S teaspoon salt.
 Put boiling water in d saucepan. A Add sugar, cornstarch diluted in cold water and grated rind Of lemon and aa and cook until clear, stirring constantly Add the unbeaten yolil Of egg. Line & pie pan with pie dough and bake. Fill sheH with lemon mixture and cover With meringue made of the egg white and 1-1 cup sugar. Brown in quick oven.
 Lima Beans en Casserole.
 3-4 cups dried lima beans
 { slices oaron.
 onion. -
 IS cup carrots.
 green pepper.
 l-2 teaspoon salt.
 14 teaspoon pepper
 Soak beans over pisht. Drain and put in A casserole and sprinkle with salt and pepper. Slice onion and per-
New Britain herald., 1919-12-04

\ single girdle of rhineStones over the shoulder supports this coWn of jet ScuuinS. Black scQuins are bor- dcred by n deep band of taupe SeUuinS shading to, silver and the com pima ton is given If" by tn" vivid tango velvet which extends into q train and outlines the extreme decolletase.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
CRUMBS FROM THE PEACE TABLE

referendum Go the people OF tue
province
Violent fighting heH occurred 1t
Munich between Gtrman government
und soviet troops .thr latter seeming
o. have won ut least u temporary
victory. % is probable. however. That
The battle wili Do renewed. th, Vny-
srnment troops having been r,in-
forD,d. GuNrrumout troops u.s1
huN" hvou engaged in quite H" lotus
encounters at Magichurg, where radi-
oii elements which have been iu cnu-
fful for thD lHst few DAYS are roppitcd
tu haNo been defeated Labor truuliies
ore $3.50 prevalent throughout wrntrrp
Grfmuny.
Czech forces uro reported in 5.s-
patches from WuraHN 90 have HruHi.i
ihp lime OFF ilcmHruHton nNod rs 1lc
Hllgh mission In silesIa whore re
rzeshH Hnt Poles claim tetri'ory 4
clash liuur fht Polish frontier H rnld
fo have romltDl Boo cnHuinti,H M"nu-
while th, nut detachment OF ue9rrI
iiallnrH Polish troops hnH start "a
from France ON ita way across Grr.
mluN tn Poland Iu nccori1ucr with
thc recent urf.,Wsui with thc grr-
mans lbr ihg forwarding of this force
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16
WAGNER TO REMAIN
SUPERINTENDENT Of
NEW MEXICO SCHOOLS
Head Of State Department Of Edu.
cation Declines Tentative Offer
Of Presidency Of Silver City Nor
nal School

sIup T.. ~ ~. Nu.u it .Ionp.
HHn % Waru,r aH'. superintendent
oI SCHOOLS. vtU r.mHu 100 fhr b,ld oi
H, nato department of education.
foo vh..u position Hp vs elected last
November hy 1000 u..rvUrIWiuE ma-
IHrf| rar I .UtHHI fUrw l,umurs
hove htvu current fuT SOME time That
NI MuaU.r would uv offered The
uU. uuu uf president uf tn" Sew M'N-
... s'HTr NufmfI school 90 silver tIts
.. H uHr, considerably Boo advance ut
NHHI U.rI IN CO.,, constitution FOR the
..Uiu school superintendent and ii has
hryu reported 300 official DirClDs here
thHt hr resignation tn toxic the Silyur
city position would hr followed ht
tnr selection eff Nuu1Uio Nontoyu, 1f
Albuquerque. tor tIU Vacancy hN
Governor lnrraolo
THr silver CIV lu1rUf which
rputhri SANTA fu fuluN announced
fhHt tho uormal school prosid"nrN
rfd boon rendered to Nr Wagner and
thIt hD probably would accept o. To
Herald representative Who brought
rho announcement in hH attention,
Nr Wagner pid that uu definite Of
f,r of the silver Dit, position had
boon mpdc 10 him hN the hoard ,
regents uf the silver CITY school al
;nuurh mo m1ttrr hul boon tentative
Z, discussed with him nN mrmhrrH ui
tho board
9 have received nu Invitation IA
meet with tho board of regents oi
ihp Sew MoNirn Nurnnl aUhonl 20
silver Cit," Mr. Wagner sud, aud
hove Indicated tn hcm that J would
nl course. hc rl1l to Wrot with them
and to %, of UuN possible service "a
hut making a. uluin that ! do not care
to consider. ut this tipr. tho m1ti'i
uT tho prrHiIrurN ut thu institution
n b. my purpose to continue my wort
as superintendent of public instruc
ton tu tho conclusion Of the torn tol
which I WIS elected Naturally NE
Wlrl NlI hts U.ru discussed lu con
ucruuu with tho Silver 'Its tusiliu
ton IN attractive. but regard it 1'
my dui, 90 complete the term fol
which tHn uruulr elected m" and o.
. continue ino woik iu which ! am mos
d,ruN interested
, Nr Wuruora refusal ~ rhp trptu
. ti,r utfUr of the silver CITY inHtitu
tlou is Wt ~ mako likD|, the HulcC
3 ton off Prof " q HAN FOR prosI
trut uf tho uurmu school M Hll
WIS formerly superintendent ~ th
. Roswell schools uul IH NOW o. mcu
ner or thD faculty. OF tho Mtlwnuk'
NorwI H.rual of Milwaukee WI
President o. o. Enloo. o' the sil,,
CIV NunuHI Hahrl iu Hr rDh'r'
-nr,'' nuu.N Hn 'o'luVlnr selio1
Urr. IH.#. ." NlHfh 1uH tu H Ion
CONT r...H u..n1 U' MurI uul Office
t.. Hu.I n. 'H. E"N.Hi Tnr Woo
r H.nr rrHr D. D. Hruwrino. hH
rn.u .r'"" .. president fUT snu
t.m.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1919-04-16

"Details or the procedure Co bc OBJ.
SERVED Ht the historic meeting ut
uluod tnd Gcrman representatives 80
NouuIlien a week fum Friday uud
being worked uut hi the allied dc',rH-
Nuns 90 the psurr conference. % is
improbable that The World will know
The ,sult demands nf thc associated
trIuments untii after the Toutu.a
have been formally appwiH"d Co. rLr
price of peace.
Or rrtmH however fhut mot Uui. 900
fUr HIiivi EpNrruWtnH. hut ihn rlt-
,rrmsufs of 40 countries which s'ys
cred relations With Germany NII Dee
informed HH tu she "details ul thr usp-
Uus.i tr,uN tur This purpose s,-
,r,t u'HnIu Hrwuun uf IhD urnre zone
ference maN boz l'll before ApriI ii.
rHr council nI fnUf 'H Uf ufU 'nt
Irrutinr Usrlf to efforts a. settle tuv
controversy between lHlf Hni lUru-
EIHtU relative totHr eastern .hurU DI
tns NurHuy in addition, IL H du-
rirrcd u r snmI-ufnriu Ir,uch nrws
agency disintrl thtt The srhi,latir-
iin'sfpIn uruhieH u which UfnmH ~
tuH Germany Hrn ut utIH. uia u"Un
HlI lIUHfsi o. Orc arrangement oI o.