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The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
COLBY SENDS NOTE
PRIVILEGES SECURED a. REBUILT
OF PAcTs OPEN TO ALL NATIONS
SECRETARY OF STATE TAKES 10
SUE WITH ENGLAND ON MAN.
DATE AoREeMENTe.
Western Newspaper unloa News ssrv,ss.

Western Newspaper Union News Service.
Washington, Nov. 28.-The American
government has Informed Great Brit
ain politely, but firmly, that 1t doea
not propose to be excluded from par
ticipation In the rights and privileges
secured under the mandates provided
In the treaties of peace.
Mr.. COlby's note Is dated Nov. 20
and was made public today, following
Its delivery to the British foreign Of
flee early this week.
1t Is In reply to a British note Of
last Aug. o, which has never been
made public, and which. deals with the
application of the principles Of equal
ity Of treatment to the territories Of
the Near East to be placed under Brit
ish mandate.
The American note takes Issue with
what Is described a. the British posi-.
ton that mandate agreements and
treaties are to be considered only by
states that are members Of the. League
Of Nations.
1t states that the United States, Al
participant in the World war land
II contributor to Its successful issue
cannot consider any Of the associated
powers, the smallest not less than 1t.
self. debarred from the association OF
Its consequence. or from participation
In the rights and privileges secured un.
der the mandates provided In the trea.
ties Of peace"
Mr.. Colby says In his note that the
American government accepts the
statement OF the British government
that 1t has refrained from exploiting
the petroleum resources Of the man.
dated territories In question ''and wei.
comes your pledges" that 1t ID far from
the Intention Of Great Britain to "es.
tablish any kind Of monopoly or pre-
ferred proposition In Its own interest
II need hardly refer again." Mr.
Colby continues, ITO the fact thnt the
government Of the United States has
consistently urged that 1t ID Of utmost
Importance to the future peace OF the
world that nlIen territory transferred
as a result Of the war with the central
powers should be held and admins
tered In such way as to assure equal
treatment 10 the commerce and to the
citizens Of all nations.
"Indeed, 1t was In reliance upon an
understanding to this effort and ex.
pressly in contemplation thereof that
the United States was persuaded TINT
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02

Cincinnati. OhiU.--FOilOwing infor
nation given by woman. three police
men entered rom here aud ARRESTED
two men who were drying the Ink IN
more thnn 5000 worth Of $40 banh
notes which Ind been printed from
copper plates. The counterfelting out
1T. police shy. Ii one Of the most com
pletc TINT hns ever been found In Gin
cinnatl. The prisoners were regis
tered M Martin Hamman. Cincinnati,
and Charles Schwibbe, vlnc~nnes, Ind
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02

Miami, Fln.-Whnt was descri6e1l
IN nm attempt by the Western Union
Telegraph Company TO cOnucct its c,,.
BILE from Barhndoes to II cable from
Mimi ut the west end Of the cause
way here. was stopped by M armed
force from the United States subma.
rlne chaser l5l. Orders to prevent
the connecting Of the two cables were
received by the comInaniant Of this
district from the Navy Department
some time ngo. and the commander Of
the submarine chaser had In turn
been ordered To prevent any attempt
ut such un operation.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
STONE WARNS
US. RkiL BOARD
ULrRAcoMsGRvArIvE LEAoERS
rHRoUoH MAKING EMPTY tx.
cUsEs TO WORKERS.
ASKS FOR AGREEMENT
RAILROAD LEADER ASKS IABoR
Board 70 FIND OUT PLAN TO
Adjust DIFFERENCES.
western N.wspap.r u.ion New. Service.


Weston Newspaper uaion News Service.
Chicago. Nov. 3O.-Warning that the
"ultra-conservatlve" leaders of the
railroad br0therhOOds would cease
their efforts to hold their men In check
unless some plan to adjust differences
between roads and employees In found,
was delivered to the United States
railway labor board by Warren 3.
Stone Of Cleveland, grand chief Of the
Brotherhood Of Locomotive Engineers.
Appearing before the hoard with of.
ficials Of fifteen other recognized rail-
way unions, Mr.. Stone announced that,
after being classed for seventeen
years ~ ~ an ultra.conservative, I
have arrived 1t the point where am
through making excuses to the men,
There must be some plan found
somewhere, sOme place. whereby we
can get results for these men," Mr..
Stone continued.
1.-The locomotive engineers have car
ried the load Of responsibility for
years. We have tried to embOdy your
boards decision Of last July In agree.
ments with 1853 railroads, but only four
Of these agreements have been signed.
The roads refuse to sign until the
board passes on the question Of rules"
With Air. Stone appeared officials Of
the other employees organizations, ask
Ing that the board hold hearing to
decide on the creation Of national
boards of adjustment which would
hsar and pass on controversies other
than wage disputes.
The matter has been pending for
some time, due to the fact that adjust
ment boards created under United
States government control have no jur-
isdicti0n over disputes arising since
the roads passed to private control.
The board agreed to an immediate
executive hearing on the request, and
II It II decided to comply. an early
hearing will be set.
A motion passed unanimously by the
executive committee Of the sixteen en-
ploy6s organizations, was read by Il.
H. rltxgesAld Of the Brotherhood Of
Railway and steamship Clerks. Bx-
press and Station Employees.
The motion resolved to submit an
"a parte statement Of disputes with
railroads on the matter of creation Of
national boards Of adjustment and
asked for an immediate hearing. Mr..
Fitzgerald told the board that the stu
alton was urgent.
w. II. Lee. president Of the Brother
hood Of Railway Tralnmen. explained
that the request concerned national
boards which could hear and pass on
co0troversiea.
"ActiOn to change the present situ-
alton II necessary" declared Mr.. Lee.
II do not refer to your Jurisdiction or
authority.
II believe the ma jority Of contrOver-
sizes In not concerned with your deci.
sion Of Inst July, and the operating Of
fcers feel that they are not hound by
that decision"
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
o,ss From Mystery Shot.

A,dmorc. Oklu.--Jucob l.. Hnnlon.
millionaire oil mngnu,c and Republican
national committeeman, IL dead "a,
Hardy sanitMrium here. Acute diiatiOil
Of the heart caused death, II wsx Mt
nounce,i. Ilnmon had been nursing u
gul,shot wound since last Sunday. HM'
mon walked to the sanitnriuin herr on
Sunday and sald he accidentally shot
himself while cleaning n gun rrep~r
ing for N hunting trip. County offi.
c,r,s clnIm Clnra smith shot him.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Te~n Destroyed b, ExpIos,ec.

Milan.-'rhe full extent Of the catas-
trophe caused by the blowing up Of the
war explosives depot In the envirOns OF
Milan Is stlll unknown. Twenty -four
ARE known 10 be- dead. Among many
scores Of casualties, over thirty are
dangerous cases. according to reports
from the hospitals. In the covered
area Of square mile were stored
many hundreds Of tons Of plcric acid,
besides huge quantities OF ten-incll
bombing shells. The town Of verslate.
which counted 1900 inhabitants, nnd
Sesona have been wiped out They
present nll Of the familiar appearance
Of war.devnstated territory.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Ans,s-Fnneh R.,a.lsrs Strained.

Paris.-Despite reassuring official
statements from both sides, Anglo
French relations are again strained 10
4 degree unequaled since the war. and
leading French Statesmen and writers
are making no attempt to conceal
their feelings toward the English gov.
eminent. The three chief issues In
the ENHANCEMENT Of the two countries
are German indemnity. the allied atti.
tude toward soviet Russia and the dis
position Of Turkish territory. Former
President Poincare. In an open letter.
declares that. II England continues to
urge France to further revisions Of
the treaty Of Versailles 10 favor Of
Germany, England herself should re-
turn the surrendered German fleet
and the former German colonies.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Britain Warns orsees,

London.-The British government
will insist on the Greek army being
maintained ut Its present strength and
that the RhallIs cabinet shall not In.
clude men Viewed with dlsfavor by the
allies. Great Britain dlsapproves the
return Of Constantine to the Greek
throne being made the subject Of u for.
NAL protest. but nevertheless wishes
the British views shnll be emphasized
to the new Greek government.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
New Life for
Sick Man


II have taken only two bo1ss q
Eatooic and feel like Q new man. Il
has done me more good than anything
else" writes Q. O. Frappir.
Datouic u tAe modern remedy 6be
acid stomach. bloatins. food repeating
and Indigestion. Il quickly takes %
and carries out he acidity and Gas
and enables the stomach to digest De
food naturally. That means not oaly
RELIEF from pain and discomfort bot
you get the full strength from the food
you eat. Big box only costs Q tIt4e
With yo1f druggists guarantee
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Tornado Strikes Texas Cities.

Beaumont. Tcxas.-Onc person dead
another missing. and property loss OF
approximately $lOO.OOO IL the result OF
IL tornado Of two minutes duration
which struck Port Arthur. Texns, Il
port near the const and on Sabine lake
4 portion Of the Port Arthur cnnaI
and dock companies sheds were de.
nolished by the storm. NJ. y. GOsa,
wireless operator. VIII" WIS near the
scene Of destruction. boarded the
steamer New York. docks',l In the har.
hOr, nnd sent n wireless cnu for nm
system bclng pnrnlyxed by tlle wind.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
BRITISH INTERN
Sim FE|N ARMY
TWO HUNDRED ARRESTED DUR.
ING WEEK AND CAMPS
QUILT.
BARRICADES ERECTED
UNUSUAL ACTIVITY DISPLAYED
WHEN PLOT TO BLOW UP ENG.
Lish BUILDINGS UNCOVERED.
w..,.r. N.wsp.D.r Unioa New s.rv,e..

Western Newspaper Unioa News Services.
Dublin, Nov. 29.-Arthur Griffith,
head Of the Sim Feln, and E. J. Dug
gan. Sim Fein member Of Parliament,
have been taken to Mount Joy prison.
1t has not been decided whether they
will be among those selected for the
Ballykinlar internment camp. Intern
ment there, according to authorities,
would be n concession" a. heretofore
such prisoners have been held merely
rs common criminals
Unusual activity was displayed by
the crown forces and the thorough,
searching OF premises downtown indi-
Gated that the authorities were taking
all precautions.
What Is described AS the first Of
many internment camps for the Irish
Republican army. 1t IL authoritatively
stated, will he brought into operation
shortly. 1t Is situated ut Ballykinlar,
In Dundrum bay. County Down, and ID
capable Of accommodating 1000 pris-
oncrs. 1t In asserted prisoners will be
liable TO he informed without trial. and
that membership In the Irish Repub-
licNn army will he sufficient reason
for Internment.
Other camps are In course Of prepar-
alton.
Further raids have occurred In Dub
lin. II IL reported that the roundup
the last seven days has resulted In 9OO
arrests.
A part Of the military returning
from an inquiry outside FerinOy. was
anbusllel three miles from that town.
and two soldiers killed and three
wounded.
London. Nov. T.-T'hc capture dur
Ing raids In Ireland Of Slim FeIn docu-
mcnts alleged to give details Of con-
spirncy for damaging government
buildings In England was said In po-
lice circles tO he the e1use Of the erec-
tom IT formidable barricades which
have been put at the entrances to
Downing street and King Charles
street.
In addition to the psOt reported In
the House VI Commons by Sir Hamar
Greenwood. chief secretary for Ireland,
for the destruction Of property In IIv'
erpooI and Manchester, II IL stated In
police circles that numerous other acts
of ,-rr"rism werc being planned.
II also Il stated sensational dixcOv.
cries have been made concerning nc.
tivitics of plotters here. In one case.
according To the police. motor cars
were I" have been employed to trans
port bWnhers to cnrry cat the destruc.
,lon ~ the government buildings.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
400 oLp,ERs LEAVE CAMP sHER.
MAN FOR STRIKE DUTY IN
COAL FIELDS.
ASKS FOR ARMY RULE
GOVERNOR coRNwELL CALLS
FEDERAL AID WHEN UNABLE
TO GET pEPUrlEs.
western Newspaper union New. Service.

Charleston, w. Va, Nov. T.-Gov.
j. J. Cornwell has asked the govern
ment to send federal troops into MIN
go county, w. Va, coal strike zone.
and announces that as soon a. the SOL
diers take charge he would ask Pres
ident Wilson to declare martial law.
Federal troops controlled the Mingo
region for some time, but were with
drawn about six weeks ago when the
situation Quleted down. Since then
many disorders have occurred. mum.
her of persons have been shot and
killed and gangs Of unidentified men
have attacked coal properties.
The state government Is totally un-
able to cope with the situation In
Mingo county, the governor said.
The governor issued the following
statement:
zone week ago last Sunday night.
Judge Bailey, Sheriff Blankenship.
President Bishop of the County Court
and Prosecuting Attorney Bronson OF
Mingo county conferred with me at
length as to the situation there. They
were Of the opinion that IL they could
secure 100 new deputy shcriffs, with
those and the state police, the situa-
ton might be controlled. The trouble
had become more acute daily.
I'm the meantime, II seems to have
been impossible to secure the depu-
ties. I have had q wire from Judge
Bailey, Mr.. Bishop and Attorney Bron-
son, giving the reason for the failure
Of the plan mentioned and making an
urgent request for the return Of fed
eral troops. As much as I regret to
again call upon the federal govern
ment for aid, have no other alterna.
tive.
II have, accordingly, asked General
Reed to send them and am requesting
the President to issue a proclamation
putting the county under military con.
troll, allowing the Circuit Court, how.
ever. to proceed with the trial Of Of.
lenses heretofore committed.
"Judge Bailey. Prosecuting Attorney
Bronson and Mr.. Bishop Ia their wire
expressed the opinion that the troops
would be able to deal with the situa.
ton without putting the county un-
der military control. I have not con-
CURED in that View, however. for the
time for temporixing il past. Every
body has had fair warning.
1.-THE local authorities have had
every opportunity they asked to deal
with the situation. Men were a.
saulted and beaten, before. In the
presence Of soldiers, who were power
less to prevent It. refuse to make
sign posts Of them again.
II have done my best to deal with
the situation. Our state police force
Is not sufficiently large to handle It"
Chilllcothe. Ohio-A provisional bat.
TALON Of 400 picked men from the
Third and Nineteenth Infantry has
left Camp Sherman for Williamson, ".
Va. where the troops will be used for
strike duty In the Mingo county coal
mine district.
The detachment II equipped for an
indefinite period Of service.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Camp DODGE Abandoned.

Dies MoInes possibility that the
government would maintain Camp
Dodge nv n military post or for use
under my system OF universal military
training TINT Congress might In the
future provide for hns been officially
removed by information received here
from the War Department.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
British c,,,.s pr.p.r, ps1.rsss.

LOndon.-Other big centers Of pOpu.
nation hesihes London aud Liverpool
afs preparing for defense against pos.
sible Sinn Fcin attacks. Special police
guards have been posted In municipal
and other public buildings In Glasgow,
while the docks and quays Of the Clyde
line are belng strongly guarded.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02

would pain terribly u ] stepped on Q
curb stone. One day CO Of yo9r book.
lets Vas thrown In the yard and I rsad
every word In it. There were % many
who had been helped ~ your nedtcine
that ! wanted 70 tTy Il and my husband
went to town and got NJ z bottle. Il
seemed - though ! felt relisf attee u:
second dose, % kept On until ! he'd
taken i've bottles and By. that tina ]
was q wen - ! could wish. About |.
year Later ] gave birth 70 . tn geund
boy, and have bad Two more eandr.n,
since and my health has been nne. II
I ever have Huuble Of any kind ] IN
going 10 take your medicine for I 9tve
4 ID the praise for my good health.
I alVays recommend your medicine
whenever I can. ".4IA EVA z S1AXs
GaEnett. Kansas.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
xx.M.yor Of Sal. Lake Jailed.

Salt Lake City.-Plcnding guilty to
twcnty.thrcc charges of mIsappropria.
tlon of public funds. Edmond \. Book,
former mayor of Sal, Lake City. has
term In the state prison ~ not to sx.
coed five years on each charge.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Rains Destroy RIea cren.

Sacramento. CalIf.-Approximately
10000 bags Of rice, valued ut between
&1.500.OOO ind <2,0OO.O00. were lost In
California ns the result Of the season.
nj ruins, according to nn cxtimnte made
by ]. II. stephens, president Of the Pa.
cific Rice Growers Association. which
In checking up the loss.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
killed In Saw MI, Accident.

Tacoma. Wnsh.-Wor,l reached here
That W. T.. crumb. known throughout
the Pacific Northwest M II wrestler
ami II football player. was cut to death
when he fell into the saws Of lumber
mill ut Morton. near here.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02

cutleura Soap for the Complexion.
Nothing better than Cuticura Soap
daily and Ointment now and then -
needed to make the complexion clear.
scalp clean and hands soft and white.
Add to this the fascinating, fragrant
Cuticura Talcum and You have the
Cuticura Toilet Trio.-Adv.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02

COmpeyW uOxvVVo
breakdown follow.
ing the birth Of my
Oldest child. ! got
up TOO soon which
caused serious t.
male houbls. Twas
% weak that ! vas
not able 70 b On my
feet but very little
and could not Dc my
housework at IN. ]
had . bed pain IN my
left side and f
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
A LETTER
FOR WOMEN
ft,a 4 Wsuaa Whess SsrisSC !
ness Was Overesas By Lydia E.
PinkhaA's Yefetabls Csapssna.

Csrnstt Kas.-'T first took Lydia E.
Pfnkham'e Vegetable COMPOUND for 0
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02
Jud 1unkina

Jud 1unkina
Jud Tunkins says the fact that most
Of the family are out to the moving
pictures or the caberay ID all that
keeps the nat from being 0vercrowaed.
The Arvada enterprise. (Arvada, Colo.) 1908-1970, 1920-12-02

Usage Of Language.
Hes all WOOL"
II can't cotton to him."-Louisville
Courier Journal.
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
This Nrilrd I.ady Had
I Cincinnati t.u, ssing

Thr Sterling Jcw'lTy Company gave
Cincinnati rcal thrill a.. several DAYS
recently when Il introduced "Mys.
ululs Ncil,,s Lady. and sent her on a
tour of the shopping districts
The scheme was literally advertised
iarting with "t,us,r displays" unsigned
hy the star,
F.rs came an illustrated fourcolumn
ad in the Cincinnati papers. with tho
Wysiilying headline. The Yelled Lady
viii tel your fortune She will read
Your life lines; h,r predictions never
tai. She plays No iayolit's. Working
p'rpl". professional men aud women.
rich aud unur alike. r,'.iy" fair play tt
hrt hands SuccUs =. tutunr gpd luck
prosperity fullw IN IA, wake IT the
N,il,-i Lady For she viii bring mes.
stlss Dt the greatest value o. you Look
fnr this woman ~ mNsufy and wisdom
---sh wears heavy Veil. When YOU
find h,r. approach her and SAY. YOU
ATE the N.il-i lady everyone IL talking
about and for Your uouhl, she viii r..
ward YOU"
Each ,lny during the run of lhc sen.
ltional scheme lift ~ WdLknuwu
storey. with their addresses. was giVen.
and the stit,mrni mad" that the yelled
Lady would h' sh"pidng IN those stores
herself
The illustrations fur The campaign
wcr" unique views ut YOUNG men con.
calling the N'il-d oracle. surrounded hv
lous I'D owls. dim lights and cask-ts
20 Jewels Every display adv, rtis.mrnt
'lrri,-l an entirely different picture.
Tho town went Yelled lady huuing.
uth,r than % ,lus"ly drawn N-il, her
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09
old Slrc Display
q, aches I.eonany

The n ~ Shn. i,'wiiIrs toWuuN u
Yonk,rs y. y has determined Goo make
hly Will" m" u & l.. slogan shines.
On yrii, II ,UN lars" newspaper
10 Be- rl'uding with pru.
l'lc o. "gp To- IA, ana, and luua up ihUsc
uli shp,v IL yours.
Nothing b. aid about stopping the
pur,h1sr ur new shu,s ns uD,l-iun d'.
mlnds hat the ruhliU b. made a. SOC
M. falls, ~ de ~ wearing e inir 81
shoes "hiif uit" when th'rc is sl
much rnud lrft In them.
At m, top Il r. i"ui'"luWn disuhy
this Curing h,adline is 'Wh'lgul,d.
WHAT OIuECTlON RAVE You
- wearing hr' years 'hu's 81 uu
uu" can til thun from new uu"~1
Ii,nu.r 20 pf,scui they Mp worn
and shabby leking dus mot neon
thl' ih,y ranng hr r'W1d' tn luuk
49, veil 49, the diy tuu bought ihon
Making old shp.s luut 1Hi w,ir
like urW b. our dIily uaN Tho
charge b. net rp3t,r than iur 'uu.
iuun she" r'failiug
\ window was nl,i With "ull boss
that p,uplr iskrl up uui found they
hai rith'r forgotten 'r hHd II, m,i too
iir Eun" fDr r.mirIrr \ W,'k li.r the
sam" Window Sls fll,i with fh.. same
hoses us fpirf md ls fuIu. almost. as
new
Amarillo daily news. [volume] (Amarillo, Tex.) 19??-current, 1920-09-09

dtinuf ~ bfInttd N, ssfgIt. See "A ma.
W. hetlvii, 4 thiS Frtup N Minsk Few
Iwuiii.uen N iH'iuffrd "a IL.
I'm 10" roirfr 4 i've wears thcs.
Igrnups. worl.ing IN Moscow. ~. petsts.
hlrr fnd Minsk. hsd accumulated "a
numh'r ~ followers TOW 81 whom
urr"d They gave wide puhilcltv tu thu
~" itin'~ "i Marx MIXED indiscrlmin1f..
WIN every variety - rdictlism NJ.
tive 1ni iurHttvd Win such u diver.
iit, 1T tims it'll. was ACCOMPLISHED ana
q was with The hope IT fHmulatinr "A
definite" program that IN, Union frr
Struggle aud "a committee of the Jewish
i1nd held their uniahlc convention AZ
Ninfk in lN1N. From that mortiur
1r"f" lh" Slciai l'tu"mtir Woiaing
Mems l'ariv.
The prufosfed aims ~ ,,rIoua
rfulps ~ ihtt conference have r,n,.
ilinr rims ono urged th,i labor rr.l
'rIiupl't" liberation from the woke ~
capital nnothrr mwrdl, dpuf,rrI tnt
innr'iIt" Improvement IT the rundi.
tt'p 90 every vmainr man. ihnd
frankly Wt,i l'd that ~" mass 81 tlti'
'dn'ruiG shuuli net hny" n Nuco In
ih" dii 'tluu 'i 'h' gtnub. but rather
sh"uld hc dis iplInrd hy continuous isi.
fIu.u'
',rDo W'fn hu4i. figured in un m.
t'r,giirs chapter ~ I,uf,ia's economic
hlstofv when Iulatuy ~ two Nom,n
q" Drsrnilr q lblr Iariy among tn
l'rH. undrf puli"r protection Origiu.
ally an agent trutu'l'UuT Iilatny.
when rnWDtHd 90 high Office, Among
he I"litirol pol.,, undertook g. co.,.
uuiy' l1l'Iiug men go their growing
tlis'uut,nt W'uld De- directed lutin.t
,Wpluyt .nih'r lhln AGAIN govern.
W'nt ufn'ais IN MueE rival orglni.
Niiiun tn inNu1l Jewish Labor In.
ION Immediately Wus lufm'I which
quickly 'iWin1iri th' 'puli'n uui"n
"Min"k is built upun ihr Ssltinith
river ''irh lnh uil'r southwest -
Nls,rw O., iiil md has population
~ 100000 fully halt cd whom ar' lows
n Vus NJ. capital 81 thu old Russian
GHyGnu,ut ,r Niu'a. Whi,h mrlud'd.
me 'f 'b" l,Hl fertile ami hast d.
yri,u'd r,riuus ,f the fallen omuiT,
'liF annual ili.. h,ld IN March mru
ifh'd 'E' hiD event in The town. l.f.
H. ttnd' mainly zoe ,uru. lumbar and
l,ilh'r Fwiu,l p,u,piihlv when b. iy-
came The intersection point 1T The l1ii.