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SENATE REJECTS
 36 AMENDMENTS
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Once during the debate the rule against applause was broken. A wave of handclapping followed a speech by Senator McCumber of North Dakota, republican member of the commit tee, who pleaded against amendment of the treaty and concluded by de- claring that no harm could come of Americas doing it's full duty to the very end" The demonstration was quickly hushed by vigorous pounding of the gavel There were only four roll calls, all the other amendments being voted down by exclamation. The first record vote stood 90 to 5S against an amendment to eliminate the United States from representation on the commission to adjust the German Bel gian boundary. The senate went on record 3l to 56 against withdrawing from the Saar basin commission; 2S to 53 against refusing to be party 10 the agreements affecting CZecho- Slovakia; and 31 to 46 against pre- cluding this country from the Upper Silesia settlement.
 Few Changes in Vote On the Saar Basin, amendment Sen ator Jones, republican, Washington and Thomas, democrat Colorado changed to the negative column. There were no other changes except as a result of absence of some senators Senator Thomas again voted in the negative on the Csecho- Slovakia amendment, on the Upper Silesia amendment Senators Cummins, Iowa; Jones. Washington Kenyon. Iowa; Sterling, South Dakota, and Townsend Michigan, swung over to the negative side.
 The debate developed considerable bitterness. Chairman Lodge of the for eign relations committee, drawing fir, from the treaty advocates with { speech supporting the general purpos' of the Fall amendments. While tht world could not doubt Americas will | ingness to come to the aid of civiliza | tion whenever it was threatened, h' said, it was not necessary to talk part in "every boundary dispute O Europe.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
STRIKE SITUATION
 0GRAvE AS EFFORTS
 N ID MEDIATE FAIL

lIONDON, Oct. 2.-(By the Asso- premature to abandon hope of settle rnant of the railway strike, the situa- ton tonight has disappointed the al- most universal expectation of some ar rangement resulting from the numer- qqs conferences yesterday and today hotween the labor representatives and the government, and the position is again grave.
 flames Henry Thomas, general sec retary of the National Union of Rail way Men, announced that the efforts tp reopen the negotiations collapsed owing to the governments refusal to go beyond it's previous offer. He added that other unions than that of tho railway men. were continuing their efforts at mediation. and while the stt5ke continued. the railroad men would do nothing to hinder mediation
 After a conference of the executives or the railway men and transport workers, Mir. Thomas issued state rnent in which he said:
 ''Rumors of a settlement are incor rpct The negotiations have broker down, inasmuch as the government offer does not differ from that of Fri day"
 The transport workers federation wiu hold another meeting tomorrow indicating that they are still reluctant 10 call strike. It is learned thar Premier Lloyd George was in the con. ference room at Downing street or "Wednesday night for only a very few nilnutes-at the beginning and end O the conference.
 Similarly today there have beer only short interviews with the ore infer, who however, discussed the sit 'untion at length with the transpor workers deputation alone. These dis cpssions have been conducted on friendly basis.
 Both the premier and Secretar, Thomas issued statements, which wer shown on every motion picture screel tonight setting forth briefly the re sPectlve attitudes of the government Napd the union.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

Florence to Tucson is in poor condition for fast going. and an effort will be made to get Pinal county to put her end of it in good shape. Little work will be required for this purpose, as the road is in good general condition with the ex- ception of several cross washes and ditches which must be graded out.
 Should Make Fest Time
 With these alterations in the road, the racers should average better than 40 miles an hour. MT. Lester declared at the Hotel Adams last night. The pres ent record of 37 miles per hour was made by Hugh Miller in 1914 over roads, from 15 to 50 per cent worse than the same roads are today. This i'm prOvement in the general condition of the highways, combined with the bigger field of racers, and better cars, at | tracted by the size of the purse, should result in setting a record far better than 40 miles an hour.
 Dr. N. W. Bledsoe of Bisbee has been appointed the official representative of the Fl Paso chamber of commerce for the race, and will have entire charge of all checkers and timers west of Fl Paso Racers will start at Fl Paso at 6:3C o'clock Sunday morning. November 2 ana VIII I1U1Sn m G0OeDlX m the aIter- noon on November 3, the first day ot the fair. They will pass over the Mo Dowel1 road to the fair grounds where they will circle the track once before checking in.
 Purse Largest Ever
 The size of the purse, which is $10,0 l to be split three ways, 70, 20 and 10 pei cent to the winners of first second anC third place, has attracted racing driver. from all over the country, and it i. probable that the entry list of the twt previous races will be more than dou bled in the coming event. Nearly B cars have already applied for entry, ant this number probably will run to 50 be i fore the entries close on October 20
 The purse is made up of s2.500 sub scribed by the Fl Paso chamber of com | merce through it's automotive trade and highways department, S2,500 by tn Arizona State Fair association, s1, ,00 by Bisbee, $1,000 by Tucson, and s1, ,00 by Douglas. The entry fee of each ca of $100 which must be paid by each ca
 entering, will also be applied to tn purse. This will run the division of tn prize to at least $7.O00 for the frs
 prize, which is equal to the entire purs
 in previous races.
 All sorts and conditions of cars ar
 entering the race. The original Pope
 Hartford which won the 1914 rac
 driven by Hugh Miller is being tune
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
STRIKE News From Many Points
PITTSBuRG
Republican A. p. Leased Wlrel

PITTSBURG, Oct. 2.-The steel strike situation in the Pittsburg district remained virtually unchanged today. Steel company officials continued to maintain that more men were return ing to work and tonnage was being increased, while the striking mems leaders declared their men were hold ing firm"
 Steel companies assert that many men attracted by the high wages, are forsaking other lines of work and en- tering the mills. They also claim un- skilled Americans from the upper Mo nogahelia valley, Johnstown and east ern Ohio, are coming here in great numbers seeking employment"
 Reports that strikers were returning to the mills were vigorously denied at national strike headquarters where it was said additional men were walking out in many plants.
 The Steelton plant of the Bethlehem Steel company was reported by union organizers 75 per cent down. Union men were reported to be holding firm at Coatesville. Pa, although strike breakers are alleged to have been inn ported. More than 200 girls employed on light machine work at the Oliver and Snyder Steel plant here, walked out this afternoon, headquarters re- ported. They have applied for union charter
 According to an announcement at strike headquarters. Attorney Jacob Roe, of the strikers legal staff, and B men were arrested at McKeesport, while taking dispositions for the senate | investigating committee. | They were taken to the police sta - ] tion and denied permission for further | gatherings to take dispositions, it was | given out.
 | The police authorities at McKeesport
 when informed of the unions an- nouncement, said the attorney and un- I ion men had not been arrested, but i had been ordered from the central la Dor headquarters, when it was closed 1 there yesterday afternoon. At union headquarters, it was stated
 tonight that the attorney and the
 strikers were not placed in cells, but
 had been released after being marched to the police station.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

and was picked up by officers of the city police department. Questioned al the station, he said his mother and father have separated and that he wants to go and live with his mother and step- father. Marshall Ed Warren of Mesa, came in this morning at o'clock and took "J. D. his eyes heavy as lead, home to daddy.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
CHICAGO

CHICAGO. Oct. 2.-The steel mills today apparently made greater inroads on the ranks of the strikers than on any other day of the steel strike in this district. Reports indicated that about 2,100 men returned to work to- day and mill officials were predicting operations on basis of 50 per cent within a few days.
 Union leaders, however, while ad- mitting that there probably had been some slight defectons from their ranks, declared that such men as had returned to work were common labor CTS. They said the skilled workers were remaining firmly on strike and that without them the mills were vir- tually helpless.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

up, according to reports in Tucson. Be- sides this a Fiatt, a Mercer, two Mar mons, three Fords, three Hudsons, two Bucks, two Stutzes. a Pathfinder, a Chadwick Six, two Cheyrolets, a Pre- mier, and number of other cars which have not been designated will run. Roamer cars are barred, according to a telegram received from the American Automobile association.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

The premier declared that the gov ernment was not engaged in fighting trade unions, but to prevent an at tack against the life of the com munity; Secretary Thomas declared that the railway men were not fighting the community, but against con- spiracy to lower wages.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

6GoLD ALLEY YIELDS FoUR-One room in Gold Alley yielded four pris-
 oners to a search instituted early this morning by Officers Strathy, Graham, and More and Deputy Dewitt. Betorr Miranda. 31, and Josefa Gonzales, 2S,
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

were booked on the charge of violat- ing section two of social ordinance 160 Martina Andrade, IA, and unusually pretty, and Bulgenrio Nabarro. 23, also in the room at the time of the raid are being held for investigation.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

NINE YEARS OLD-WALkS FROM MESA-On his way to find his mother in Roswell, New Mexico, stubby toed, dusty legged 'J. D." Wharton, years old, walked in from Mesa yesterday
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

Few wearers of bracelets know that they were used to distinguish the in sane, before lunatics were confined in asylums.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

One American aviator has been sent to South America in interest of U. $. aircraft corporations. against fleets from England, France and Italy.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03

Earth receives only about two bil- lionths of the heat the sun radiates.
 Egyptians developed the science of geometry primarily to measure land areas.
 Mohammedans are all prohibition ists. They consume much coffee, to- bacco and hasheesh.
 Female workers in Japanese fac tories number 500,0O0, of whom 300 are under 20 years of age.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-03
WAGE CONFEREES
 RECESS FOR WEEK

BUFFALO N. Y, Oct 2-The con- ference of coal operators and miners of the central competitive field this afternoon took a recess until next Thursday when it will reconvene in Philadelphia. The operators wanted to meet in Washington but the miners were opposed to this plan.
 The recess was taken upon the rec ommendation of the sub- scale com mittee which was in secret session to- day.
 Both sides issued statements today, the operators re-stating their conten ton that the so per cent increase in pay sought by the miners would double the cost of coal to the consumer while the miners sought to show that liv- ing conditions and cost of supplies necessary in their work justified the advance.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
DESDE CABO ROJO
LA LEY DEL sAIARIo M1N1Mo:

Es un mito en- esta poblaci6n. Los
talleres de costura siguen pagando Ell
mismo precio que antes y Sc nos ha in
tornado que los trabajos Sc hacen en-
las casas particulares, para de ese mo-
do evsdir g! cumplimiento de la ley.
En- la actualidad hay tres talleres a
cargo de las sefioritas Julia Ramirez
Blanca Mecca y Amparo Guasp, en- los
cuales Sc burla la ley, sin que interven-
gan las autoridades llamadas exigir
el debido cumplimiento de las leyes
votadas por nuestra Legislature.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
DE BARCELONETA
SETIEMBRE 26.-

El martes debut6 en- Ell "Cine Va
riedades'' la notabilisima artdsta por-
torriquefia Asela Menchaca, quien can
to escogidos trozos de opera en- union
del tenor sefior Jose Chaques.
Ell Licdo. Juan T. Puig pronunci6 un
elocuente discurso de aperture, presen-
tando la sefiorita Menchaca ponien-
do de relieve las valiosas condolences
artisticas que alderman la gentil COM
patriots. En- La segunda parte, el Licdo
Primitive Marchan lego un bello y ati-
nado discurso, Ell cual fu6 muy aplaudi-
do por la concurrencia.
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LAS FIEsTAs.

Han resultado un POGO desanimadas;
el aqua no deja de cacr diariamente.
Con este motive, fueron levantadas to-
das las pleas. Nj dianaa, nj retreats,
NADIA de 10 ofrecido en- ell programa Sc
ha podido cumplir.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
MIGUEL R. TORRES.

Con inmensa algeria damos esta no.
ticia: Miguel Rafael ha sido absuelto
por la Corte de Distrito dc Mayaguez,
por supuesto homicide. AL felicitar al
Querido amigo hacemos extensive nues-
ira congratulacion su pres igiosa IA
mi!ia.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
ITAL1ANos Y AUsTRLAcos.

Asi sc denomina las dos fraccio-
mes del partido Unionista. Con ell nom
bramiento del sefior Suris, los ''italia-
nos' han obtenido un triunfo. pues
tendran mayoria en- Ell Consejo. Los
austriacos" estan furiosos, pues di-
cen que ell culpable de su fracaso es
el senior Huyke, que les ofreci6 mucho
y no les cumpli6 NADIA. Ellos Green ga
mar las convenciones y subir de nuevo
al poder.
Por otro lado, los republicanos y los
socialistas no Sc uneven, conformando
Sc con yer como re:na sl caos en- La ia
milia unionista.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

La fiesta de Florida no resulto 10
lucida que Sc espsraba. Solamente hu-
DO una reina obrera de simpatia. Ell bal
: 20 sociedad termir6 q las doce de IL
noche. La sociedad b lilo per su au
s"ucia. con-andose cinco seis pare
jas que bailaron has-a media noche.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
UNA JARANA.

Muy lucida y animada resulto la ja-
rama que Sc Cclebro anoche en- el hogar
de nuestro amigo don Agapito Padi-
la. Sc ba'l6 hasta atlas horas de La
noche, no decayendo Ell eneusiasnlo iii
un solo momento.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
JOSE sURIs CARDoNA.

Este prestigioso caballero ha sido nom
brado Concejal de Ayuntamiento de
esta poblacion. Ha sido un acertado nom
bramiento, por 10 que felicitamos al
Concejo Municipal.
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JULIO RODRIGUEZ.

En- atenta Jarjeta, nos ofrece su ca
sa en- la calle de M6ndez Vigo, de Pom
ce, este distinguido y joven amigo nues
tro. Hace algunos dias contrajo matri-
monio con la bella y elegante seforita
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ENFERMA DE cUIDADo.

Sc encuentra la distinguida esposa
de nuestro buen amigo don Antonio Pa
gan Jr. Hacemos votos por su total res
tablecimicnto.
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E, jneves, mientras Sc exhibia en- el
tea'.-o "variedades la cinta ''La ten
taci6n del Circo'', alguien distraida-
mente encsndi6 un f6sforo detras del
t"l6n, cosa que ocasiono la consiguien-
ts alarma. Esperamos que no Sc repi-an
esas distracciones.
EFT. cOpPrCpnNcAr
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

T-9cN va s'Tunos dias Sc viene ex-
pendiendo carne en- NAL es+ado, motive
por ell cual este Corresponsal llama la
a!encion de las autoridades competen-
tes.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

Espersmos que sea nombrado un me-
dico municipal que tan notable falta
cs"a hacienda, pues ell actual galeno
DR.. Marchan, no puede atender debida-
m1nte al pueblo y la jurisdiction.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

Sc NECESITA una taquigrafa competente
en- ingles castellano. graduada de Alta Es-
cuela. Informaran en- Ell bufete de Francis
y De la Haba, Cruz Is, San Juan. P. r.
Sc DEsEA UN PAsAJE en- segunda para
Nueva York por la ''Red ID Line para los
'r'"s nosihle. Dirijase Apartado ASS, Aqua
dilla, p. r.
TE NECESITA una cocinera para una cor
ia familia- Sc le darS buen sueldo dormi-
torio. Informara, Carretera No. 81. parsda A.
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PERDIDA.-Delm muelle No. 2 a la
llegada del vapor Marina. fde lIcvada,
sin duda por eauivocaci6n. una ma
leta amarilla marcada Napoleon Ro-
MANAGE. Sc suplica a la persona que
la tuviese en-. su podcr ell dcvclverla
a Bull Insular Line. muelle No. 2. los
gastos por cuenta de Ia misma.
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lArENcIoN EsTo. sqUs INrEREsA listed,

81 Quiere usted anuncarse
modico preci0, hagalo
cacion3 Comecante necesita used dpendeute7
casa Jbusca usted vnta? Comsionsa
dtar los poducos representa-?
lar casa2 Pues acudid
preco disfru de las practice
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

Ana Maria Perar''t perteneciente a
una distinguida familia de Sabana Gran
de.
Reciba ell culto amigo nuestras gracias
mas expresivas.
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Sc ofrece.

iPor que comprar muebles malos csroa
cuando usted puede adquirir los magnf6cos
muebles que fabrca hoy la casa Margaridat
Vealos en- la mueblerfa ''Los Novios'',
Salvador Brau Al. San Juan. ALI todo Oh
NUEyO. ELEGANTE MODERNO.
iIMPoRTANTE COMERCIANTESi
TENEDoR DE LIBRoS, ocho amos de prac-
tica tiene algunas horas hbres, ofrece sus
scrvicios m6dicos precios. Dirijase T. G.
Perales, 2s Ernesto Cerra St., Santurce,
P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

CARLOS MANUEL MONTALvo.
Despues de larga ausencia por los Els
tados Unidos, en- donde presto va'iosor.
servicios al Gobierno, Sc encuentra en-
tire nosotros este querido amigo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29
Sc vende.

BB vEHDE.--MAEninco pNVsi Coated. de Ia
nisma clsrs peao que - imprimSn los
fotograbados de puerto Rico nnstrado" al
precio reduc'disimo de &Il.OO Ia resma de-
setents libras tsmAbo 2S Bs.--PfdAlo .
Puerto Rico TmsvrAdo Tnc. salvador Bran
81, p. o. Boz S<6 San Juan -Toda4
las ventas ~ contado
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Sc vende.

Sc vENDE una inca de SO cuerdas, pro-
pia para cana tabsco situada en- el Kmo.
55 Hto. q. on la carretera de Cayey q Ca
guas Tiene sembradss custro cuerdas CO
ma de plantilla, con casa para vivienda y
agregados
Para informes Cayey Light and Ice Co.
Concrete No. /, Csyey, p. R.
ULTIMA HoRA.-Vendo harina maiz. Ora
nos frescos del pals. Calidad superior. Pre-
clos sumamente modicos. Dirija pedidos so
licite informeS a Joaquin Mujica, Box /. Jun
cos, P. r.
AUTO DODGE Sc vende barato casi nue.
vo. Sc garantiza su buena marcha. Informa-
ran San Justo, as.
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Conpras.

Sc COMPRA UNA BICTCLETA PARA Nj
MA DE Is amos; 81 es mas grande. mejor.
Dirfjase a lei MUNDO", P. o. Box 345
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

Sc vENDE barato un CIRCo DE CABA.
LLTTos una OLA GIRAToRIA. Informa.
ra:E. Riera. Apartado 223 Mayaguez, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

Sc VENDE nm piano Kohler. una grafo-
nola Colombia, un attachemente pianola Aeo-
lian, muchos records, varios muebles. esco-
idos rosalos
Union 2, Stop l2. Miramar. tel6fono 351
rojO
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uN GRAN suRT1Do

En- Ell popular establecim'e1 de los
seiores Guillermo Silva Hijo Sc ha
recibido un extenso y veriado surtido
de mercancias de todas clases; sombre-
ros de fieltro. paja y Panama; zapatos
Regal, lover way, "Keith Con
queror'', telas fnisimas, blancas y de
colores.
Dichos sefiores estan (como siempre)
dispuestos vender barato.
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Sc vENLE una farmacia en- punto c6ntrico
de San Juan otra en- Santurce. Tambien
una casa en- Rio Piedras, su valor de mil
doseientos d6laros un piano marca ale
man on ciento veinticinco ddlares .Informa-
ci6n Rafael Rojas, Eazar Cortes San Juan
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UN BUEN NEGoCIo-se venden baratas
dos guaguas. Una Packard otra Locomo-
bile. Sc aceptarian cuenta Solar o casa or
santurce. IniOrmes ciprianO Santos, San 10
se So.
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Ell MUNDo
Es leido aqui con avidez. Por las
tarder, cuando Sc reparte, llega to-
das las casas. Ell que quiera suscrib birse,
anunciarse o hacer algin trabajo tipo
grafco, puede dirigirse al estableci
miento comercial de los sefiores "Gui-
llermo Silva Hiio''.
CoaREsPoNsAL.
Sept. 25, 1919.
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Sc vENDE un auto marca FORD en- buenas
condolences. para informes. en- Ell Restaurant
do Juan Yordan, calle Munoz Rivera, Qua
vanilla, p. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-09-29

Sc vENDE guagua acata ada dc construir
Juego do gomas SILVER TOWN CORD nue.
vo. Lista para cojer welcomes. Tiene sus de-
rochos pagos hasta Junio 1920. Informa-a:
Gerardo M6ndcz, Stop IS, Ndmero So.
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Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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Sc vENDE un elegante juego para el Guar
20 tocador fabricados aqui del mejor cedro.
vendo tambi6n Palanqueta especial para gim
nasia. Telefono ss negro. santurce.
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En- Miramar Congreso No. sc vende un
Ford y SO tomaria en- arriendo una casa quo
tonga cuatro dormitorios no pasando de Gin
cuenta pesos monsualcs.
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P0R TENER que ausentarse su dueno Sc
vende caro- oLDsMoBILE de cuatro cilin
dros en- magnfhcas condolences. Informara Mo
desto cpeyas San Agustin IS. Parada 5,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1919-08-19
LET'S Be REASONABLE

according to reports from the Rhine front the Gar
mans have already begun militartzins their police forces,
sontrary to the stipuiations in the peaee treaty. In that
trsaty the size Of the army which Germany is permitted
~ maintain y carefully stated. and conditions are speci-
lied governing the manufacture Of munitions and the &C.
scutnulation OF military supplies, al Of which are obvaously
stnfended to provide assurance that the military strength
efsthe nation win not exceed that stipulated. Nov it
apDsars that the German government IL arranging for
fths creation Of what wni amount to : large standing
Asny ~ Etvins careful military training, to all the local
ctyn police throughout the country. providing the.s men
s1113 stesi hsimsts ma rifles and otherwtss eautpping
49, for Z sort g ssrv5cs whtsh bsars no rotation 70 the
Nss9k q policing the cities and villages Of the country.
SSS re reports atate further that the asrm<n authort-
A6G4Tsaliss that these aeps are really not in accord Win
SnMysass trsaty. but thsx ezprsap xhs hops.thst Il, A.
Sra 4 sssasonabIs. ana VA permit thsss stsps, which
~ sSesfhsfssis prefa. - - aeeasasz. y yrsess4 wa
1f11keGTp1A @9@ra lga