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Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
TWO ARE ARRESTED
BY ". c. POPE UPON
ANTI-PRl CHARGES

For sometime there has been
some liquor being brought boo 20 Am-
srllo and with information obtain
I'd from railroad man Deputy Rev
enue Collector vs. G. Pope went 20
the Santa Pc Railroad depot yester-
day and waited for The train 10 come
In from Los Angeles making two
arrests
4 very smooth game is said 10
have been worked Evidence tends
10 show that the colored porter ON
the pullman that runs from Los An
Feles 20 Kansas City brought liquor
up with him and that I'd Lee who
works at the baggage room OF the
Santa Fe as porter ran truck
around 90 the far side OF the train
after 10 had been IN about - min
utes and after everybody had gone
away The said johnson, It Is said.
handed ont The much sought-for
booze and ire pat u in q sack which
he had on fhr truck 10 haul % Off
Mr. Pope scr in an empty car
which Ras on tho track and watched
tho whole proceedings and az the
proper time arrested both Johnson
and Ice aud placed them in jail or
a charge Of violating section a7. of
the Penal Code. and also OF tho Reed
amendment 10 also got fhe whisky
Nr popU and lloyd Fletcher In.
chars. a' the Amarillo office De
par,mrB' OF Justice for the United
state have been working on this
case Tor Tho past month Mr. Flet-
cher ated .ast night Mr. Fletcher
was .u tHe train coming from Clo-
tls Sew NeN.u
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
PROCEEDINGS IN THE
COURT Of CIVIL APPEALS

iroteediaFs % lne No.f. o.. ''.
Appeals Tor the Seventh 0a"E'He
judicial uietriei ol 4eN"' D. NN.'.'.'
10. March ;. 1919
houoh Hlhhl'u.
j. = Hal VS. e T. "im'r'aE re-.
nearing
Banker he1lth and A,tld'a, AS.
'oc'atfon vs. MIS- Lime ".Iht IT,
nearing
northern AreeI'h .' Assn ~. ~
adN renee. T'a'tiihL ''""'
state Dental college s.. a hIt-
I t' .u iiif appellant 'I''I
reversed ana h'ni'ha'u.
j = brady ~ \ W heOu'..oU
from randall
~ -sa} nouFH IS I'"t 7A.'..
."'i from Whe'l'i
A'. VI = 'hU..'. g.. a - ..h
.. l.'..'r. from Hti.''
Nuhml'''d.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
Cum on Normal Gnc, Rocital.

Nr exceedingly rooI musical pro.
Eum was presented t0 the public of
Amarillo 90 tha First Christian
Church Tuesday evening by three of
the pupils of the West Texas state
Normal under ihu direction OF ~ r.
Clara. u.fh Miss II-y Clurk. q ANA.
rilio crL a. uoiIul.f Miss Margret
6ueuther SopreaU Miss Pauline.
brigham pisuist
s far1 large rrosd attended and
Wrr. ReIl entertained hy tho mu-i.
al .llrrt Displayed 'iiss Nalsret
1ueufu.r ubo ls quiet Young hs.
an exceptional good soprano voice
She va. accompanied hg hcr in-trnr-
lor S. q Clark N.ss Usrt CLARK
Hr ard no rolae'iuB lHd a. fa
her playing every piece DE- render.
rd was very beautiful Miss CLARK
Be- known in Amarillo , being quite
20 good yiohrist Miss brigham ron.
ham rendered each and everyone ODD
beer elections beautifully
The normel BIS gitt1r th... reritaIe
li various town. and 1911 give .r.
rIe. of recitais boz fHs HeNf tsu weeks
.i Canyon. which t..I b, tnr.. ..rit.
and thrp. number ...u...
quarirt'e p Harold Rem. r.u
isi and The third uumht- .. 81 esH
known number eHlrh 500 D.. render.
"a hy all members HaN4tha. AsI-
ding Feast
The people 0f Amarillo ar. urged
'o attend these r-eI'a'- an Ifhrre
are quite number uI ihs mH.If iof-
Ivr preparing to Co
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06
Eye and Ear Specialist

Dr Claude Wolcu SUI. 1913
FuQua block Phone e. and ..- 'rr
400 appointment
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1919-03-06

Griffith's newest, Romance OF
Happy Valley" Not a war pic.
ture. Olympic, Friday and Sstur-
day.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

FOR SALE-Nice roomy tent
with floor at a bargain if taken
at once. Write or call at 81
West Fourth Street or phone
No. 4. 1t
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF
the state of Arizona, in and
for Navajo County.
Olive Bernice Dawson, plain
tiff, VS.. Louis Lee Dawson, de-
fendant.
Action brought in the Superior
Court Of the State of Arizona,
in and for the County of Navajo,
and the complaint filed in said
County of Navajo, in the office
of the Clerk of said Superior
Court.
In the name of the state of
Arizona,
To Louis Lee Dawson, defend
ant. Greeting: You are hereby
summoned and required to appear
in an action brought against you
by the above named plaintiff in
the Superior Court of the state
of Arizona, in and for the county
of Navajo, and answer the COM
plant therein filed with the Clerk
of this said Court, at Holbrook,
in said County, within twenty
days after the service upon you
Of this summons, if served in
this said Comfy. or in all other
cases within thirty days there
after, the times above mentioned
being exclusive of the day of SER
vice, or judgment by default will
be taken against you.
Given under my hand and the
seal of the Superior Court of the
state of Arizona, in and for the
County of Navajo, this Sd day of
September, 1919.
LLOYD C. HENNING,
Clerk of said Superior
Court.
By OLIVE CLARKE,
Deputy Clerk.
29-4t
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12
Baptist Church

Sunday school at 9:45 a. m.
A cordial welcome extended to all
Next Sunday Missionary Day.
Preaching service Sunday at II
a. m. and 8 p. m. Ladies social
hour meets Wednesday at 2::3O o.
m. at the church, All Warren
Ave. Praper meeting Wednes-
day at 800 p. m. Come and
worship with US.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

Winter coal is cheapest when
the sun shines hottest. We hand
lie the highest grade. City Fuel
& Transfer Co.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

For sale, three stone houses,
corner Williamson avenue and
Second street. Also, Statier Ho-
tel, First street. Information at
221 w. Third street. 27-1mo
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

George Sampson expects to
leave this week for Tucson to en-
ter the university for the coming
year.
w. w. Perkins accompanied a
train load of sheep which he
shipped to the Kansas City mar
ket Sunday.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

LOST Gold pin in shape ofea
wish bone. Finder return to
Mail office.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12
Christian Church

Sunday School 10 a. m. Preach
ing IL a. m. Evening service 8
p. m.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

FOR SALE-Four room house
and 50 foot lot. Both modern
conveniences. Price $500. In
quire w. A. Parr. 29-tf
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

For sale, a fve-room furnished
house at 315 w. Aspinwall st. A
bargain to the right party. In
Quire Mail Office.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12
Ads.

Readers and Liners, S cents line for each
insertion. No reader or liner accepted
for less than Is cents each insertion.
These rates are strictly Net
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

Ninety-fve thousand acres Ari-
zona long staple cotton in Salt
River valley. Cotton pickers
needed, paying Sc per pound,
furnishing tents for living quar-
ters. Ideal climate. Work ev-
cry day. For particulars address
Arizona Cotton Growers ASSN. /
Tempe, Arizona. 26-4t.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

WANTED TO RENT OR
BUYS or Groom unfurnished
house. Address C. w. H., Care
MailOfice.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

Mail want ads bring results.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

FOR FIRE and Automobile In
surance and bonds of all kinds
see G. G. Bazell at The Mail Of
flee.
The Winslow mail., 1919-09-12

For rent, one room on ground
floor; suitable for office. INQUIRE
Ideal Bakery.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
Hiram Johnson Urges
America to Awaken
To Pressing Problems

WASHINGTON. April I.-TrEinG that
Americans awake in the problems con-
fronting the country. Senator Johnson
Tonight. declared we've been affiict ed
with mental far-siEhtcdnrss" since the
signing Of tho armisticc and unabI" TO
scc and care FOR the ills and problems
Of our own country" .... .... ..-..
"Our dcmobilizcd soldiers ask only
Justice ard work. and get neither" de-
ciar"d his statement. Our ordinary
business laSs and. because Of the gov
crnmcnI'S inactivity or Indifference. can
not resume It's normal conditions. I'm
employment increases daily and foreign
agitntors play upon distress and dis
cuntcnr.
We are under tho spell Of n world
ny pnutisin. unconscious of what is tran
spring about us. Our committing Sov-
crmnnnt hovers around European capi-
tails hasking in the sunlight OF foreign
adulation. Tho President is in Paris,
the secretary Of stntc there. the sccre-
tnry Of the navy. in Italy. the secretary
OF war on his way to Europe. The
heads Of various administrative depart
monts are scattered cast and west and
north and south In Europc-there's no.
body home In America.
1T has become reproach In many
quarters now to think in terms OF
America for America first. It's time TO
cry halt Let's make il respectable
to be American agnin."
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
How Wilson ParIeyed
With Huns Last October

NEW YORK. April 4.-The story OF
how President Wilson broke diplomatic
precedent on October 20. 1918. by direct
parely With tho Germans was told hero
today by G. Il. Ripley. wireless spe-
cialist Of the General Electric company
It was exactly ut noon on October so.
Mr.. Ripley said. when an operator In the
naval wireless station at New Bruns-
wick startled Americans and allied gov
ernnent wireless operators with the
call:
'rP. o. Z.-P o. Z.-P. O. IN. +. r.
Translated the call meant TINT IN
r. F." the New Brunswick station. Was
calling "P Q. L." the German govern
pnene wireless station at Nauen.
Visions Of daring treachery on the
part Of some naval wireless operator or
EQUALLY daring German spy operations.
Mr.. Ripley imasines, fitted .throusn me
minds Of operators who were not on
the inside" Of President Wilson's plan.
Almost Immediately there flashed
bacx from, the Nauen station the patron
tzing comment:
your signals arc fine. old man.
Then the New Brunswick operator DC
gan sending President Wilson's arSt
message to the German people. couc1e'
IN plain. terse English. and intoT'nin.:
them that no peace negotiations coai'
he considered until William Hohcnzo4-
lcrn had stepped down and out.
From tha. time until the signing o,
the arrnistice. Mr.. Ripley said. tho
President maintained direct wireless
communication with Germany. couentns s
all his messages in plain English ~hicn
the allied governments could pick up oy
wireless, and giving the texts TO the
American public as soon as lhe "'cS-
saees had been srnt.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
.ERzBERGER IS ii /.
IIh60IIuO Will ~ ~
SHOWN Up As
ARCH SP0|LER|
WANTED BELGIUM AND III
ENGLISH COAST TOWNS
Startling Disclosure Of Pre-.
War Attitude Of Hun
Peace Negotiator.

BERNE. Thursday. April 1.-(Frenchf {
Wireless Service. Matthias Erzberger,s
chairman Of tho German armisticei
comm ission and q member OF the Ger
man government. was accused Of being .
the author Of document written In
1914 showing that Germany's peace
terms, if she won. would include large
annexatIons and ipdemnitiey. Herr Lam
dauer, a representative Of the Munich
Soldiers and Worlemens Council, de-.
clared In a speech at Augsberg, BavA-s
ria, according to q dispatch to the
Frankfort ZcitunS. LandAucr. who waht
speaking at a meeting In memory OF
Kut EiSncr. the late Bavarlan. premier;
said he had a copy OF the document 4,
Landnucr mt trst refused to- give tES'
name OF the author. except that no was
rlilI member OF tho government:
Finully. however. he said that tho per-.
non To whom lie alluded WINS Herr BrI-
berger. E
Among tho peace terms mnntioned In.
I hr. document. Lnndautr tnld. wcrc: 5'5% ~ S
Annc1ni lon or belgium. French Nor
mandy md ncvcrnl towns on tho SOUTH
caicrn connt Or England. s5
Annexation Of the territories on tho,
oaEtcrn frontier OF Germany which
hnvc xincc become separate states. ~, ,.s.
ESTABLISHMENT OF 4 largo German:
colonial empire. 5,z.,l
Payment Of war ihdcmnlty cnlcu-,
lated to cover Gcrmany's expenses dur
Ing. the ten months OF the war. AZ we'll
as the entire German debt before the
war. .-.-....I.,' ..ss;.5l
Herr Landaucr asserted that ,thcsei
terms were approved in principle by
General Won Falkenhayen. General Won.
Moltkc and Admiral Won Tirpitz. - ;ss..i4
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
ANER|CAN|SN
APPEAL MADE
BY CORNNEL
Dangers Of Threatened An
archy Impressed Upon
Victory Loan Workers

CHARLESTON. w. Va. April A.
|"Amcncantsm must not be permitted TO
wane' Tint was the keynote OF the
convention 2r W~st YirSInta's Firth
IIbestwsyfs ban wotaars sounded
BY aovorrsS 8 ]. cornwell in tho
inaugural q --Ss Of the state confer
cnos which Opened In tho federal court
room here this morning attended by up
wnr1r or 100 county ohnirmcn OF IN"
Menn and Wnmcn'r committees. four
minute In~n md n"wHpnpcr editors.
Govprnor CornwrlI declared that Inc
forcon Of anarchy which wore prcvnl-
~nt in many nationn Of Europe w"rn
noopinE into tho liro Of thin nation and
that wa nro forgetting tho heroic dccdH
OF our soldlcra on tho field OF hnttlo
and the nniIon's accomplishments Mt
homo and nrc beginning to criticize. 1r
not a dollar bond waa sold. he declared
tn Victory Liberty Loan compaiBn.
which would mean tho revival OF stall
wart American nism. would be good In
Vcstmcnt
While the governor declared that the
work was not n minor task he produced
compilation Of figures from the
Fourth Liborty Loan showing the
amount subscribed in each county and
,, recapitulatiun of the previous bond
issues showing that West Virginia has
subscribed TO Liberty Loan bonds in ex-
cess Of S1S7. .000. 600.
oFrmer Governor MacCorklc. state
chairman OF the Liberty Loan commit
tee. made a strong appeal to the Liberty
Loan workers to wake up their counties
TO the full Significance OF the campaign
that must be waged beginning April II
! for the preservation Of our national hon
or which We had gone to war to defend
| from assaults without.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

WASHINGTON. April 4.-Stecl prices
In all future shipbuilding contracts 10
DO let by the emergency feet corporation
will be based on the new schedule of
prices agreed upon between tho indus
trial board Of the department Of com
merce and the steel manufacturers. D.
H. Cox head OF tho steel ship section
of the corporation to-day announced the
acceptances Of the prices.
"The reduction In the cost OF steel. "
said the announcement. ''is regarded by
the shipping board as a step in the right
direction and calculated to encourage
the shipbuuding industry OF the nation
WASHINGTON, April 4-.ReviSrd
steel prices. arranged by the Industrial
board Of the department Of commerce.
In conference with the producers. will
be rcconsidcrcd II tho hoard is shown
"yood and sufficient reason for doing So
Chairman George \. Pork to-day Is
sued the following statement the latest
development in the controversy arising
from the refusal Of the rhilrond admin
istratlon Ia accept the prices on the
ground that they were too high:
81 have never said nor Intirnatcd that
the industrial board would stand pnt
on the prices formulated with the steel
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
OH|O.'S MINERS.
MAKE PLEA To
RAILROAD. HEAD
Ask for Equitable Distribu'
tiioon Of the Railroads
Orders for Fuel. !.

WASHINGTON, April 4.-rA serious
situation lin the coal mining industry
was described Today to Director General
Hines by Frank j. Hayes and other OF
iiciala Of the United Mine Workers.
Many OF tho mines. particularly In Ohio.
were snh 10 have shut down BECAUSE iof
lack OF orders. whilo others have reduced
their operating forceA greatly. OF ara
working only pnrt lime. Ar tho rhilro"ds
commune nn"-tlprd OF thr fuel produced.
tho director general wnn nrlecu TO He'
Tint orders wrrc dintrlbutud hH eauit-
ably M ptinsibir to kccp ms. many incn
employed ur ponHlblc md prevent actual
rufrcrlnx.
Mr.. Iiincr Informed tho union lrndFH
thnt tho individual roadn did their own
buying. but assured them IL wns tho
policy Of tho adminint Ion TO prevent
punching OF orders which would cause
economic disturbance. investigation
was promised or instances in which
roads were Snld to have concentrated
their orders In ono district to tho dctri-
mcnt OF others.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05

industry no matter what objections were
brought by other departments Shown
good and sufficient reason for doing so.
the board will reconsider. With Wis
dom. IL could pursue no other course.
Conferences which were TO have start
cd to-day between the board and repre-
scntat!ves Of Director General Hines
were delayed because OF absence from
Washington Of one Of the railroad ad-
ministrution's representatives, but II Is
considered certain that they will begin
next week I'm an effort to reach an agree
mcnt.
The entire policy Of the board also Is
to undergo reconsideration. the principal
question being whether prices shall con-
linue To bc announced M O basis for
publlc purchases or only az the basis
on which The government will do It's
buying. A number Of officials object 10
the former course as bordering on illegal
price fixing.
Acceptance Of thr uniform prices was
put squnrcly up to Tho navy depart
mcnl to-day. when bids wcr" opened for
20 ono toms uf structural steel. In COM
rlancc with th" Inv. competitive bids
were asked, but when they were "p"n"h
all wcr" found tu he based on the prices
announced by the industrial board. Dc
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
Sent TO Jail 10 Save
Him from GangsteIs

NEW YORK. April ito protect
him from attack by Gangstrrs. Chief
City Magistrate William McAdoo to-day
committed Rubin" Whitman,~a 90 year
old candy salesman. TO the house OF de-
tcntion pending his appearance in court
to testify against SIX alleged hold-up
men charged with assaultng and rob-
bling him. Whitman gave vigorous as
sent 10 the proposed action when asked
II he was willing TO be incarceratcd
voluntarily for safe Keeping"
You no doubt will be approached by
a man who will Try to buy you Off. re-
store your property and IL Xpu refuse,
will ,lhreatsn7tozbeatv v you and kill you.
said Magistrate McAdoo. "I think you
need protcction. 1 understand you are
willing To hc voluntarily committed tn
the house or detention where you VIII
bc nafor."
When Whitman nodded Assent tho
eourt committed him. -
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
8-H0UR WEEK
| FOR THE BRITISH

LONDON. April 4.-Iin optimistic
view Of tho work OF tho industrial con-
ference. comprising representatives OF
the employers and the trades unions OF
the ed Kingdom. was expressed at
a joint meeting Of that body. held To-Day
to discuss n secret report made by the
committee OF ten that had been appoint
ed 10 make recommendations as to mn
ad iustmcnt OF the outstanding difflcul-
ties.
Arthur Henderson. the labor pcadcr. in
speaking or the result Of tho d"lthcra-
tions said: We got along wrll: We 90
not anticipate any Disagreement.
Sir Allan Mac(ircgor Smith. chairman
Of the managing committee Of the En>
rinccring Employers FEDERATION. said
the employers wcrc prepared to honor
tn report Immediately the trade unions
accepted il.
Separate meetings o. ,nc trad" union
lists and the employers were being hcia
,his afternoon 10 consider tho report.
Tho transport workers and miners
wore not represented at tho meeting to-
day .. :
The secret report. II f. understood
recommended the following :mincai"'c
| reforms:
A rnrty-ciSht hour week with scale
or minimum wages to be applied uni
rcrsally.
Trade boards for organized trndes.
Tho wages and hours rccoGnizcd md
,yrccd on by the trhrirs unions and the
employers TO DO applied to. hll o'heF
workers md employers.
/ Trade conferences TO hc hold IN tu-
l l,op q
/ the unemployed and old nS" pensions.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
YOUNG. .QUARR|ER DROPPED DEAD
IN DECK Of TRANSPORT WHILE
TALKING WITH SOLDIER FRIENDS

Special Dispatch to the lnteiifsencer
NEW YORK, April 4-Privats
Charles Quarter, Of Wheeling, w.
Va; died at sea on board the trans-
port Roma on March 19, Il was
learned when that vessel, bringing
S75 officers and men, mainly Of
casual companies, docked today In
Brooklyn. His death was caused
by heart disease and was worry sud-
den.
The Roma left MarserIies on
March IS and put in at Gibraltar to
coal and stayed there several daya.
Private Quarter appeared In good
health, and with other troops on
board the ship p obtained shore leave
and spent some time In Gibraltar.
The day after the Roma resumed
her voyage across the ocean he was
taken suddenly Ill and expired
within a few minutes, although the
ships surgeon encrted e~ery effort
to save him.
What brought on the heart attack
is probIematical. At the time Quar-
rier was standing conversfng with
several other men, and dropped to
the deck, his death being almost
instantaneous.
The body was brought back and
will be shipped 20 Wheeling.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-04-05
England to Support q.
French Demands for,
Adequate Guarantees.

PARIS, 4.-Premier Lloyd GeofgA Oh
Great Britain in statement to$thks
Petit Parisian Tonight denies tho rep0fk;
Rcnerally prevalent that no 10 an OBJ
stinate apporent Of tho grantees asked
b. France against . renewed attack by
Germany. n, 'a-@1gS
"Dissensoin.s?" tho premier asked. do:
you seriously think they ,oAn ever exist!
between our two countries? There, has,
been some discussion. but IL 1t not fromI
sinccrc discussion that flnAl agree;
mcnt must emerge between France ana
England? Our understanding has res
maincd complete and absolute. English.
men did not como TO fight BY the side:
OF the French to Eivo your country
merely relative security during limit
|. cd neriod. Now they mean France, to;
/; have absolute security In the ifuture.
"You know what sacrifices England,
|: has made and you know"Well that Eng:
|, land docs not regret them. She 10 ready
10 make fresh ones if 1t becomes necaS-;
sary to guarantee the peace and inde:.I;
pendence OF France. tiss:ssfg 4
IL have. seen the scoufBe Of war twice.
loosed. on France by Germany. We DO;
not intcnd there shall be third timol
and should it be so years hence. France
I again VIII IlnQ EnRldIlo pS fIcI ,eiuS .WAthI
all her wealth and power. FOR, marx;
well my words, tho wild beast must be-
mastered. s.ts>Si
1T is mastered at present. but ik>onc:
day it raises its head ready TO spring,
il will find itself again faced by Franco
and England united in brotherhood.
The interview was sought. saySslA,
Havas agency summary. Of 1t. because,
OF the ruimor recently In circulation TO;
the effect that Great Britain would OPP.
pose In tho peace conference the French
demands for guarantees. Is .5E:ass55
Although discussions were necesssfy
to settle the knotty problems frequently;
brought 10 the attention OF the CONFER
ence. Mr.. Lloyd George Is quoted -
saying the understanding between the
two nations remained absolutely unlm-i
paired. r ..
we wish France 10 know that II ~
tho will OF the British people tha1;
France should have complete sscurty
for the future" the British premier des
clared. =. ~ E&.: 81:
Even n It wcro fifty years Aeeno.
the premier added. England Wo0d %;
ready ut that time again 10 make oanra:.::
rices for the French. II Germany sAoN!6'
let loose the scourge Of wAs on -!
"