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Evening star., 1920-02-09
Killed A. E. F. Man: Gets 2 Years

NANCY. France. February "a
Frenchman convicted here last week
of killing an American soldier has
been sentenced to two years in prison.
Lenency on the part of the court
was due to the fact that the motive
of the crime was jealousy under cir
cumstances which a French court
usually acquits the accused.
Evening star., 1920-02-09

to become American citizens in all
that the term implies. I regard it
as one of the blots. and one of the
greatest blotS. on our system of gov
ernment. that we do not permit the
people of Washington to manage
their own affairs as citizens of other
cities do"
Evening star., 1920-02-09
Victim of Unusual Accident.

MANNING. S. c., February 9.-Clar-
ence iseman. young merchant of
this city. was shot today through the
was carrying in his coat pocket ex-
TlOded as he was cranking his auto
mobile. He was rushed to a hospital
Evening star., 1920-02-09
Filipino Resident Commissioners.

MANILA. February 1-Isauro Cabal-
don, former senator from the Pam
panga district. has been elected to
succeed Teodore Il. Yangco, who re-
Gently resigned as one of the three
resident commissioners at Washing
ton, ID. C., Commissioner Jaime G. de
Neyra was reelected almost without
opposition.
Evening star., 1920-02-09
Sinn Feiners Sent to England.

QUEENSTOWN, February S.-Sev-
enty Sim Fein prisoners, strongly
gu"-ded. were shipped for England
TO-DAY aboard two naval vessels which
sailed from this port. An airplane
accompanied the vessels until they
were well out of sight of land to
guard against any attempt to escape
Evening star., 1920-02-09
Socialist Poles Threaten Strike.

WARSAW, Wednesday, February
4.-The socialists announce that a
general strike will be proclaimed
throughout Poland if-the government
rejects the bolshevik peace offer
They assert that all the labor parties
would support such a strike
Evening star., 1920-02-09
at Sumter. His condition is reported
to be serious.

The Chinese have kitchen god.
which is supposed to go to the Chi
nese heaven at the beginning of each
year to report upon the private life
of the families under his care.
Evening star., 1920-02-09
Expert Roof Mem

TIC e
We are prepared to give
PROMPT service on all kinds OF
ROOF, FURNACE and
STOVE WORK.
Consul. US while materials are
available.
r. K. FERGUSON,
1O11 9th St. NV.
Phone M. 166 and 16.
THE BEST BUY
IN PLUMBING
IS COLBERT PLUMBING.
1t stands up for years and proves its
economy by long. dependable service.
The Colbert expeEs are ingenious
enough to plan syss>-as that give best
results.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
FRANKLIN CLUB

The Franklin club met at Oak
Grove schoolhouse Friday night with
a very good attendance We have an
enrolment of Is members, ande are
welcoming all industrious boys and
girls to join our club.
All have been doing work in their
respective clubs. While a few have
made quite a show in their work a
few neglected their young plants dur
ing our last cold spell and had to
plant over.
Our regular meeting time is the sec
ond Friday night in each month. We
expect our county >gent and canning
club agent to attend our meetings
some time soon and giva US some
interesting points on our work. We
have been organized two months but
need all helping hands and instruc-
tions.
Good wishes to each club and it's
work this year.
Basil Taylor, Reporter.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
GOVERNMENT TRAINS
SIX FAULKNER MEN

Six Faulkner young men, veterans
Of the world war, are being given vo-
cational training, it is shown on the
list for Arkansas issued by the fed
eral board for vocational training. Ar
kansas institutions now have among
their student bodies 325 men who are
being trained under the supervision
and at the expense Of TIT board W.
F. Doughty of Dallas is district vo-
cational officer who assigns the men
granted training.
The six young men from this coun-
t. who are receiving training are /:
Joseph T Freeman, Greenbrier, at
college of agriculture, Fayetteville;
Hardin B. Graham, Conway, at
Draughons Business College; John
J. Graham, Martinville, at Arlington,
Tex, receiving station; Charles NJ.
Williams, Greenbricr, at college Of ag-
riculture, Fayetteville; William F..
Woodhouse, Conway, at r. y. Brick
house & Sons; Paul c. Teas, Conway,
at University of Oklahoma, Norman.
The board also lists Grimelda c.
Council of Ratclitf and Samuel A.
Sutherland of Hamburg students
assigned at the State Normal School
for training.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
FEW BIDS MADE ON
ROAD TO DAMASCUS

While representatives of a half
dozen or more contracting firms were
in the city this morning, only two
formal proposals were submitted when
bids were called for by the commits
sioners Of the Conway and Damascus
road Improvement district for the con
struction of the hard-surfaced high
way between the two places. The bid
ders were p. +. Connolly Paving Com
pany of Little Rock and J. LEVEL
ing Construction Company Of Nor
rilton In both these bids many of the
items of construction were quoted at
no fixed price but at cost plus a per
centage of profit The engineers were
therefore unable to figure from either
proposal the total cost Of the high
way.
After opening the bids, adjourn
ment was taken until l o'clock this
afternoon, when further consideration
was given them. 1t was considered
doubtful, however, that the district
would be able to award the contract
III ItN tItitIy, puC II "dS ioptu lHdI
an acceptable proposal for grading
and culvert and bridge construction
would be received, the contract for the
hard-surfacing to be deferred until
conditions become more favorable
County Judge j. a. Lea today an
nounced the appointment Of Jo Frau
enthal of Conway as a member Of the
Conway and Damascus board Of com
for a term of three years.
Mr.. Frauenthal will succeed Roy Hen
Erickson of Martinville, who drew a
one year term when the original ap-
pointments were made. Other mem
bers of the board are w. D. Cole Tom
Davis and ]. Frank Jones of Conway
and H. Robinson of Wooster
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
NORMAL DEFEATED
BY TIGER BATTING

Arkadelphia, April 15.-The Ouach-
'ita Tigers won from the State Normal
here yesterday, 10 to .. Francis Car
giIe pitched himself into fame against
the Teachers, allowing only four scat
tered hits, two of which were scratch
es, and but for lax support in the late
innings probably would have made it
a shut out. The big boy struck out y
and got a three-base hit in the fifth
ming, scoring Cowan ahead Of HIM
self.
The big batting feature, however,
was the sizzling drive of Grip
Cole, who biffed one between center
and right that rolled to the fence,
about 500 feet from the home plate.
Cole Hoped in comfortably ahead of
the throw-in.
Larry was nicked for 10 hits, but
got good support After Harrison
popped out to start the third, Mobley
got an infeld hit, beating the throw
to first He wen to second on Cow
ans single. Cargile singled, scoring
Mobley and Cowan Cargile scored
on Lincoln's tap, which Dean mess
ed up at first.
Normal scored its pair in the eighth.
Dean was safe on Gray's error, stole
second and took third on Larry's out
at first. Hammer hit a drive to cen
ter, scoring Dean Hammer stole sec
ond and took third on a bad peg. He
scored on Weatherly's sacrifice hit.
Ouachita's two last scores were
made in the eighth j Abraham sin
gled and Cole hit a clean home run
to deep right center.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
FORTUNE REQUIRED
BY AUSTRIAN BRIDE
tBy United ress }

Washington, April 15.-The high
cost Of marriage is causing general
discomfort in Austria, according to 4
Vienna newspaper forwarded to the
commerce department.
The cost of marriage now is 24o.-
600 crowns for the bride alone, ae-
cording to the newspaper schedule
This is equivalent to about $4,000
counting the crown as worth =
cents.
This amount would buy $4,000
crowns worth of dresses, linen $1,000
crowns and furniture 10000 crown
In Austria it is customary for the
bride to furnish the house IS well a.
providing her trousseau.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
ENOLA.

Miss Ollie Poe is spending :, few
days with her sister. Mrs. Floyd Mat
thews of Conway.
W. H. Ryan and wife of Eaola, and
Nose Pal1ey and wife If Rose BIO
visited at H. c. Poe's last Sunday.
Cha~6a Brown and children of near
Springfield visited at B. S. Shock S
Sunday.
Jeff Middleton Of Holland was a
visitor here last Sunday.
L. T. Lasley has been appointed to
succeed j. H. Cunningham as com
missioner of road district No 5. Mr..
Cunningham resigned some time ago.
J. A. Mcdonald and son Of Barney
were transacung business here today.
Ernest Tarver Of Mt. Vernon visit
ed home folks here Sunday.
Jo Shock and wife and Mrs Mary
Settler Of Nj. Vernon were guests
Sunday Of Harry Matthews and wife.
James Anthony and family 4 Pick
les Gap spent the week end w.th rela-
tives here
Jesse Fen5ri-as9r and VIE ted
rs son. john Hsedr.ehs5H. Hes- Sal-
tillo Saturday and Sunday.
Frank Matthews ara faos.. were
guests >lo3ay OF 2. r. Thompson
and VIE.
The peaches = his o -.55
were about al s3,=4 II lie recent
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15

pie, witchhazel, camphor, hydrastis.
etc, as mixed in Layoptik eye wash.
In one case of weak and nearsighted
eyes a few days use brought great i'm
proyement. In another case it STOP
ped eye pains and inflammation. We
guarantee a small bottle of Lavop-
Tx to help ANY CASE weak, strain
ed or infamed eyes. Aluminium eye
cub FREE. Howard Terry, Druggist.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
.Astignatic
Troubles

Frequently exist without the
knowledge Of the person di-
rectly concerned.
As a matter Of fact, a very
large per cent of people have
astigmatism. This is a very
harmful defect and should be
attended to by a competent
Ophthalmologist. We have
special charts for detecting
astismatism and always give
The proper corrections and
overcome it.
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15

Everybody has found out that
it is advisable to buy pure
foods. It's the way to health
and happiness.
When you think Of pure food
think of our bread and our pas
try and you'll be thinking safe
ly and sanely.
ORDER By NAME
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
DIVORCE COMPLAINT.

Complaint for divorce has beer
filed in chancery court by Maggie
Gartman, who alleges that her nus
band, Alex Gartman. deserted her
without cause in January, 1918. Then
marriage occurred in Marion county
Mississippi, on April 9, 1917. the com
plant sets forth
The log cabin Democrat. [volume] (Conway, Ark.) 1908-current, 1920-04-15
SIMPLE COMBINATION
HELPS WEAK EYES

Conway people are astonished at
the quick results produced b SIN,
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
1000. BARREL PRODUCER
DRILLED IN NEAR MOSBY
New Mid.northern Well Gushes Over
Top OF Drilling Rig in a Solid Six.
inch Stream of Wealth

Lewistown, Mont, Aug. oS. Four
Thousand barrel daily production was
said last night by oil men To be the
rate OF flow of the we'll drilled in
yesterday morning by the Mid.north.
ern In the Moshy field. Officers Of
the company however. were more con.
sersative, placing the production nj
1880 barrels and adding n statement
that the big producer had hcen eftee.
tnaiiy capped. Held by operators in
this district To be the largest well In
the world producing oil with 81 per
cent gasoline content. the well Is said
10 be larger than any drilled In the
gushcr fields Of Wyoming In the last
two years, The well Is 40 feet east
of the one brought In ny the Frantx
three weeks ago and which came In
with reproduction estimated at 1000
barrels.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
IRISH SYMPATHIZERS TIE
UP SHIPPING IN NEW YORK
Step Taken to Force Release Of Mayor
OF Cork.--Threaten to Extend
Walkout to Other Ports

New York. Aug. 2s---Elated by their
tleup Of virtually every British ship In
New York. the 1900 or more longshore-
men who suddenly quit work yester-
day expect to spread their walkout
to every port In the United States. I'm
the hope Of forcing England to release
from Jail Terrence McSweeney. lord
mayor OF Cork, and permit Archbishop
Mannix 10 land on Irish soil. The wom-
en- pickcts who inspired the unexpeet-
ed walkout OF longshoremen, and the
marine firemen. water tenders and
oilers who joined them, feel the same
way about It. They are not going
back to work on British ships. they
said, until England meets their wishes.
Irish sympathizers working on Amer
lean, French and Belgian steamships
also quit work during the whirlwlnd.
A little band OF women pickets in
splred the strike during the noon lunch
hour, When the Baltic locked. the
women held up u placard reading:
when Mannix goes to Ireland let the
Baltic leave New York" and also dis
played other signs and banners refer.
ring to Mannix, Lloyd George and Me.
Sweeney.
The longshoremen who had started
work on the Baltic decided not 10 go
'ack after lunch and. accompanied by
he women pickets, they went into the
lolds OF other nearby liners, where
hey quickly induced hundreds OF
'ther longshoremcn and allied workers
o Join their walkout.
steamship officials were unable to
tate what they Will do to maintain
heir schedules In the unexpected sit
alton.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
U. S. SECRET SERVICE MAN
IS DEPORTeD FROM MEXICO
Charged With Being Pernicious Alien
He Arrives In Juarez Under Guard
Of Mex Army Officers

Juarez, Aug. 24.-Dg. Paul Alien
dorf, who claims American citizen
ship, and who acted as secret serv'
ice agent Of the United States in Mex,
leo during the World war, arrived here
yesterday, "unwashed or without
change of clothing for IA days" he
said, from Mexico City under guard
OF two Mexican army Officers for de-
portation as ''pernicious alien"
Dr. Altendorf said that under COM
mission Of American insurance COM
panies he had discovered in Mexico a
German whose name he gave, who
was the perpetratOr Of the Kingston
island and Black Tom explosions of
munitions on the Atlantic coast early
in 1917, when property valued at mil
loans Of dollars was destroyed and
several lives lost.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
LEROY. SUSPECTED WIFE
MURDERER, FOUND AT RIO

Rio Janeiro, Aug. PC. - When the
British steamship Dryden arrived YES.
terday from New York one of he,
crew was placed under arrest at the
request of the United States authori.
ties. He is suspected of being Eugene
Leroy, wanted In Detroit. Mich. in
connection with the murder of Mrs
Katherine Lou Jackson. She is said
IN have been his wife. and her muti.
lated body was found in an unclaim.
cd trunk in New York
The suspect is confined aboard the
vessel, guarded by four maritime no
lice. He had shipped aboard the Dry.
den under the name of Morris Fox
ordinary seaman. He said: Il know
absolutely nothing about the death OF
Mrs. Jackson in Detroit. | have never
been In that city"
AS there Is no extradition treaty be-
tween the United States and Brazi,
Fox Will he detained on the DRYDEN
until the vessel reaches Buenos Aires
when eNtradition will be asked. Fox
claims that his home is in Toronto
where he says his mother resides
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
Poland States Peace Terms.

Warsaw, Aug. 2s.-The president ~
the Polish peace delegation al MlnSk
on August ~ laid down the following
rs foland's principal conditions for
peace:
The political economic integrity and
complete sovereignty and Independence
Of Poland within her frontiers are In.
dispensable for her economic and 10,
iitical development. Guarantees tina,
Russia VIII not interfere with the in.
ternal question OF Poland"
The declaration forwarded TO War
saw August - arrived August &c.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
BoozE PROBE IS BEGUN
BY CHICAGO OFFICIAL

Chicago, Aug. eS.--warrunts for
seven men were issued and three fed
eral prohibition agents were suspend,
ell yesterday as the start Of an In.
sestiga,ton into alleged cnnSpiracl,ss
whlskey dealers TO evade the prohibit.
tion enforcement law.
Maj. A. Y. nalrymple. federal pro.
hlhlton enforcement officer. ehsrg.
ell that the fctl~al agents were "tln,
ping off, hotels aud cafes To raids
he planned.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
HOUSES BURNED IN IRELAND.

pundslk. Ireland. Aug. 2S.-Two
sales girls and one salesman were
burned 10 death In stores III two FRO
iesiant unlnhist fradrsmen In Dun.
dalk early Yesterday. The buildings
were set on fire. The homes OF the
owners OF the stores were burned
The fire spread To adjacent proper.
~. including the Ulster bank. which
was damaged. The assertion is made
that tue fires were started in reprlsa
Tor tile. destruction If property OF Cath.
olics la Llsaarn aud Belfast
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
American Authoress Detained

Constantinople. Aug. -. = Mrs
Maude Radford Warren. American an
thoress, has arrived in Constantinonle
after being detained for eight weeks
by the BolSheviki NJ Baku. Mrs. War
rem reached Baku by steamer from
Persia the very day the Russian Ro,
sheStRi took the city over from the
Azeroaidjanese. She was not impris.
oned but WAS kept under surveillance
and denied permission to take the
train for Batoum until all information
she had about the Bolshevist military
movements was old.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
PERMISSION TO Does
WATER CARRkl
Increases Of Twenty to fa9
Are Authorized by Unaa
Shipping Boan

Washington, Aug. 3-M
board last night AUTHORIZE
riers TO increase freight
20 to 40 per cent ADD
charges from 90 per cent =
cent over existing rates
The board authorized ~
in rates, fares and chS9
made effective not Later -
/, on one days notice.
Increases were authHl's|
ports on the Great lase
cent on freight and 20 pei
sengers ; between New in1
Canal zone. 10 per cent Oh
1913 per cent on passens'
New York and Virgin :
per cent on passengers
rates involved; and zen
York and Porto Rico. y
freight and 20 per cent gu
Local or Joint through ri
ports in one coastal serlas
In any other coastal seeils
increased 1913 per cehl =
cided. u
The increases authors
traffic. the board stated
applicable to welsil''s
storage. floating trahSo
recOnSignment. swltehl'-
services. and the pass'%
creases authorized may g
TO excess baggage.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
Babe Ruth Gets Stuno.

New York, Aug. 2S-Instead Of an,
Pearing on The diamond at the Polo
grounds, carrying home run bar
Babe Ruth. champion swatter Of the
American league. yesterday showed
himself to the fans with his right arm
handaSed. Word was soon snread
that he had been bitten by a poison,
Gus insect and that he was Threatened
with blood poisoning.
Medical men said the trouble, while
painful, was not lasting. and that II Is
10 DE expected that he will be in the
lineup today.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03

Mexico City, Aug. 24-Pedro SamOra
has released six Americans kidnapped
recently by him in the state Of Jalisco,
but is holding one American, w. A.
Gardiner. superintendent OF the Es-
peranza Mining company, for 100000
pesos ransom, and w. b. Johnson, a
British subject. for $4,000 pesos, ac-
cording to advices yesterday.
Charles Hoyle, manager of the Es-
peranza Mining company at FL Orc,
said to be nephew of John Hays
Hammond, and Mrs. Hoyle. have been
released and are at Penas, on Ban
deras bay.
The other Americans freed are said
to be Dietrich, ellis, Culvert and
Nels.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
Pa. poherty. Pioneer, Dies

NJ. Paul. Aug. 2s.--Patrlck n,hcrty.
pioneer Of Minnesota and at ou. time
Montana ranch owner died at his
home here yesterday. aged *. lie came
10 Minnesota In 1876 aud aided in de-
seioping Mississippi river traffic and
Ia building az railroads.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
U. s. MAY HAVE ~ ,y,s;

Washington. Aug -,
has initiated diplomatic $, : :.
with the American 60 60 !
the liability of The 4
expenditures neces>'is.s .. /
tention i'm American ~,
former German liners =, !
country for the h'''e T,s I
of American troops :. a
held up by the shipl las n
their surrender by :" .;as
ment, but finally we''
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03

Mexico City, Aug. 24.-Friends OF
the American citizen and British
subject who were kidnapped in Jalisco
last week by Pedro Zamara, the in
surgent leader. are planning to raise
ransom to save the captives from
execution by the rebel lei Heraldo
said Yesterday. Zamara has threat
ened to shoot the prisoners rather
than to allow them to be rescued by
government troops, the newspaper as
serts.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
Flight Across Sea

Nome. Alaska, AUG
the army aviators VINO
Monday a trans-contif'.
flight TO Cape Prlhee
across Boring sea 10
abandoned on receiH
from Washington, II =
the project. The ayia'
were ready 10 hop OF
gram arrived. The pew, 4
were greatly disapp.i'',TS n
flight was called OIL. "A
are awaiting fasorah'e
ditions before retuFb''s
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03

Dublin, Aug. 26.-The lord MAYOR of
Dublin, through the Freeman's Jour
nal, has issued a plea to the British
people for the life of Lord Mayor Mac
Sweeney, mot in the name of Ire
land alone, but In the name of all
humanity
The lord mayor yesterday received
telegram from Mrs. MacSweeney in
London, saying:
Terry is dying rapidly. Can moth
ing be done in Dublin? Tell all his
friends"
The lord mayor communicated with
the commander-n-chief OF the Irish
forces, who replied the case of Mac
Sweeney was out of the hands of the
Irish executive.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
LONDON PRISON STORMED
BY CROWD SiNN FEiNERS
imprisonment Of Lord Mayor Of Cork
10 Cause Of Riotino.-"Terry 10
DYING" Says Mrs. Macsweeney

London, Aug. 26.-There were dis
orderly scenes last night near the Brix-
ton prison, where Lord Mayor Mac
Sweeney Of Cokr is confined incident
to the assembly of several thousand
persons who waved red flags, booed
the government and cried:
Up Sim Fem, up rebels"
The crowd rushed the police and
several persons We're injured and a
number arrested.
The Idaho recorder. [volume] (Salmon City, Idaho) 1886-1927, 1920-09-03
|P0! !E l1il
R0U1 Of l|
10000 Fuo'r'vss y
MAINS OF HOST N
DOWN ON VA,
y. $. ASKS Pouu
washington Reque.a ,
Formal oee'araties !
ton to Abstain ].
sor'a' Ass,s
U. $. ASKS polIl,|

:, Paris, Aug. 2s.-Ts.
the armies of the Bol,s
De considered complss
a dispatch received h..
host which swept dow
nc is left but n
me Poles have taken n
put more important,
great Quantities of gum !.
II the soviets are ab. I
tives with which to \.
tunes of their arms, l,A
will make them withou
washington, Aug. 81
maily has been requess
ed States government !
laration of her intern.
from any territorial a,u,
Russia.
n ~
announcement that 3
embodying such a rem,
dispatched was made ~
state department in I'M
1T was admitted at d,
ment today that a comm,
been sent to the pOua
August q, expressing n
the Polish government \
agreeable to issue a dS,,
intention to abstain frn
torial aggression agains
stating its purpose to n
the boundaries indicated \
conference, pending an /,
to its eastern frontier
Polish troops on some
Bolsheviki front already
the line laid down as NJ
tier by the supreme con,
ficials intimated that h I
purpose OF the United STU
the operations of the Phi
long as they were of q al
acter. Rather, 1t was said
nicatiOn was dictated By
prevent Poland putting u
gressive warfare In ~
she might be criticizediw
crOachment upon Russia 1