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Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-06

The fair coed was fair, indeed, but to her
lessons gave no heed On the campus group
of female seniors had had under discussion.
1t was all more in sorrow than in anger.
THAT girl is silly" declared one.
$50 silly she'll never graduate" saserted
another.
Never mind remarked a third, "she
won't need to-.
There was a big fluttef over this
why not?" chimed the chorus
Zone Of the professors is going to marry
her."
For a joke man asked young clerk in a
seed shop for some sweet potato seed. The
clerk could fine none and finally appealed to
the manager.
The latter explained that he was being
joshed and cautioned him about being on
his guard in future.
A few days later a woman entered the
shop and asked for some bird seed.
"Ah!' grinned the clerk, you can't kid
me-. Birds are Matched from eggs"
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-06
Next-PrObing the Past.

Renew your subscription now so as not to
miss a chapter of this absorbing story. We
cannot supply back issues.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-06
QUps AND QUIDDITIES

A lawyer decided to turn over part OF pis
practice to his son. Shortly afterward the
young man, beaming with pleasure, entered
the office and said: Father, I've settled
that Johnson case we've been about so many
years."
Settled it!' was the astonished reply.
"Why, my dear boy, I gave>you that casegas
an annuity. Z
Casey sauntered into the factory he
was employed, twenty minutes late, and was
spotted by the foreman, who threatened him
with discharge if he was late again.
That evening the foreman caught casey
leaving work half an hour too soon.
What do you mean by starting late ana
finishing early?" exclaimed the enraged fore
man.
well, you see, sor," was Casey's reply.
81 don't like to be late twice in one day!1
The law student had been asked a question,
and was told to answer yes or no. He didn't
know the answer, and those around him were
trying to prompt him in low whispers. I'm
fortunately, some said yes and some said no.
WELL sir" he finally spoke up, there seems
to be conflict Of authorities"
There may be conflict in your immediate
vicinity" retorted the professor. "In fact Lsee
there is But not elsewhere-not elsewhere,
my young friend.
Atlanta tri-weekly journal. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1920-19??, 1923-02-06

and other honors, the time has surely come
when all the people of the state of Georgia
should join in placing a statue of Crawford
w. Long in the National Statuary Hall at
Washington.
No subscription is too largy and none is
too small. Send your check at once to the
order of w. J. Blalock, treasurer, Crawford
w. Long Memorial association, Atlanta,
Ga DR.. Blalock is the we'll known presi-
dent of the Fulton National bank.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
RESERVE OFFICERS
BURNED TO DEATH
AS PLANE CRASHES
Hundreds of Spectators
Unable to Save Two
Auidtors.

81 Psso. Tex, March 19.-Jay C.
Reishenbach, &c, and Kenneth p
Brown. IS. reserve officers of the
United States army air service, were
burned to death at Fort Bliss Sun
day afternoon. when the DcIIaviland
plane in which they were making a
practice flight, crashed 10 the ground
in full view of hundreds of specta-
tors.
The plan caught fire and became
a burning coffin for the two fliers
who were pinned beneath the wreck
age. Army officers, commercial air
plane pilots. and spectators were helm
less and could not rescue the victims.
so intense was the fire.
Brown was an FL Pas" confection-
or and was born in Gotham, y. Ii.
He formerly lived at Portland. Ne.
Reisherbach was assistant ore buy
err for the III PaSo Smelling Works.
His bone was in Centralia. Ill. Both
were officers in the air service in the
world war, Brown having seen serv-
ice overseas.
The filters had just taken off AMI
we're less than 100 feet in the all
when they were caught in q heavy
wind, the plane nose diving to
the earth.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
OMAR THE TENTMAKER
Photoplay VIII BE Given at Post for
Benefit Fund.

Twenty years TO make a photoplay
That was the length of time tina,
elapsed between the conception OF
Omar the Tentmaker" in which Guy
Bates Post is starred, and its appear.
ance on the screen.
Just two decades ago Richard Wal
ton fully, since become one of the
foremost of the country's theatrical
producers. decided that the romantic
career of Omar Khayyam should be
immortslized in drama. Several years
were consumed in reading the large
number of quatrains written by this
famous Persian poet, and the books
about him.
Then Tully Travelled In Persia,
where he devoted a considerable. pc
Rod to studying the country where
Omar was born, and particularly TO
the city of his nativity, Naishapur,
in order 10 ac1uaint himself with the
traditions OF the land.
Returning to the United States he
began actual work on the play.
Writing and rewriting. correcting and
revising. il was four years before the
play was completed. Then he pre-
duced il himself and Guy Bates Post
appeared in it four years straight.
And now il is to be seen for the
first time in this city on the screen
of the Fort Sam Houston theaters.
The matinee will take place at 200
p. M. March 24th, at Theater No. I.
formerly Camp Travis Theater.l The
evening performance is to be at Z 80
p. m. at both ;neaters.
Proceeds will go toward the army
benefit fund.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
S. A. & A. P. TO MOVE
General Offices VIII he in Woolwortb
Building.

4 two-ycar lease on the third story
Of the Woolworth building. Houston
and Alamo Plaza. was closed last
week by the San Antonio & Arkansas
Pass railway for general offices, il
was announced Monday by A. r..
Ponder, general manager. Offices. now
in the Grayburg bu/ng. will be
closed and the new location occupied
about the first Of April. he said.
There are approximately 11,OO0
square feet of floor space in the third
story of the building. and the work Of
arranging it for occupancy will begin
at once. Seven private offices will
be partioned off. Mr. Ponder said. and
the rest of the space left. open for
clerks and stenographers. The general
offices of the road were moved to
San Antonio from Crystal City in
1910. At that time they were tenn
porarily located at the Collins Gar
dens yards. Offices were next Sc
cured in the Gunter building and lat
er were moved 10 the Calcasieu build
ing. Three years ago the offices were
moved TO the present location in the
Grayburg building.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19

the high-class attractions. The Shrine,
Elks and Dokey's minstrelS will con
tinue TO be held there, Judge Davies
states, and it probably will be rented
10 the numerous high-class musical at
fractions which are expected TO come
here soon. There will be no more
prize fights in Beethoven Hall. ac-
cording 10 Judge Davies announce
mcnt. and it will not be rented to
anyone who expects to hold such at
fractions in the building.
The hall will be repaired immediate
ly. Although Judges Davies said he
cannot state the exact nature of the
improvements. the hall will be put into
a first-class condition and an addl-
ton will probably be built next fall.
The Southwestern Investment
Company has Just incorporated with
a capital stock of $4,000. Judge
Davies is the president, Henry Rogers
secretary. W. T. Garvin. Lonnie r.
vim and Thurman Barrett are the
other members of the company.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19

the thief bolted from the rear and fled
through a mesquite thicket. He car.
rpd with him a pistol and a set of
silverware. They found the thief hal
just completed stripping the house.
The furniture had been arranged to
be easily hauled away. Bureaus and
dressers had been looted and the cloth
ing and other articles formed into
several big bags. bed sheets being used
as wrappers. The pictures had been
removed from the walls and tied into
bundles. The dining room equipment
and the kitchen utensils had been
packed into wash tubs.
All that remained for the thief to
do, when interrupted, was to drive
a motor truck TO the place, load on
his loot and drive away.
Detective Harvey is conducting the
investigation. Neighbors say they
saw a well dressed white man at the
place an hour before the burglary was
discovered.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
TO FIGHT FOR STATUE
SOutherners Want "0ld Hickory"
Monument Left Where IL Is.

Nashville. Tenn. March 19.-Nash-
vile. home of Andrew Jackson, is up
in arms over the movement in Wash
ington to remove the Rocking Horse
statute Of odd Hickory" from its
place of honor in Lafayette Square
and replace it with one Of George
Washington.
The Andrew Jackson Society of
Nashville has issued a call for all
historical societies in the city to meet
this morning TO issue joint protest.
which will be forwarded to President
Harding.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
GERMAN LEADER SHOT
Separatist Ambnshcd, Companion
Killed; Wound Is Serious.

Cologne, March 1s.-Joseph Smeets,
the German separatist leader, who
was attacked and wounded Saturday
by an unidentified assailant, is in a
serious condition. Examination has
disclosed a puncture Of the skull from
bullet with accompanying paralysis
Of the right side.
Smeets' secretary and brother-in-
law, Kruger, who was attacked at the
same time, died on reaching the hos
pital.
The pubic prosecutor has offered
q reward of 100000 marks for the
apprehension of the assassins.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
FOIL BIG THEFT
Negroes Return Home to Find Their
Possessions Packed.

II. Blair. negro. 333 Lombrano
street. and his wife returned home at
II 80 o'clock Sunday morning from
church in time TO prevent a daylight
thief from stealing everything they
owned but the house.
As they stepped on the front porch,
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
BAR PRIZE FIGHTS
New Owners OF Beethoven Hall 30
Remodel Building.

Beethoven Hall will be remodeled
soon but will continue to be an amuse-
ment house. according to Judge c. A.
Davies. president of the Southwest
ern Investment Company, new owner
of the amusement hall. This COM
pany purchased the hall recently
from ]. Tobias and NJ. Scharlock for
a consideration of $4,000.
Although Beethoven Hall will con-
tinue to be an amusement house Judge
Davies said it will be rented only to
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19

over it every day with dry mop. At the doorways,
and wherever the wear is heavy, you will have to
new the wax occasionally. You can take up muddy
footprints with damp cloth.
Once or twice year you may restore the wax coat
ing completely. That is all the re6nishing the floor
ordinarily will require. Under such care the noleum
actually gets better-looking Time gives it rich,
mellowed appearance. Remember, dom use the old
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
Valley Cotton PLANTED.

SaH Benit0, Tex, MAf6H 1v.-Ihe
bulk of cotton is planted in this vicin-
ity. The acreage is the largest ever
planted in the Valley A good yield
of cotton and corn and q fair price
for the same, will place the farm
ers on their feet ard will be the
cause of a general revival of business
all along the line.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
QUEEN is BURIED
Private Ceremony Marks Interment
Of Former Montenegro Queen.

San Reno. March 19.-The body
of the late Queen Milena of Mon
tenegro was inferred yesterday in the
crypt of the Russian church beside
that of her husband, who died two
years ago.
The ceremony was private.
San Antonio light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1911-1993, 1923-03-19
Itching Between the Toes

is relieved quickly by applying a piece
of cotton. saturated in Imepral Ecze-
ma Remedy. to affected parts at bed
time. All druggists are authorized to
refund your money if it fail. (Adv.)
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-24
poR Ell HON. DAVID LLOYD GEORGE


los desaciertos de algunos, Sc debieron
preston a infuencias procedentes
de otros actores del nlismo drama. En-
cada case, son publicadas informacio-
nGs altamerte confidenciales, Sc utii-
2an documentos secretos Sc dan al
pdblico acuerdos convenios de los
Gabinetes, sin tener Ell cuenta el mas
minimo detalle de un precedente. :.
La publication de un documeneo
abre curse OTTO y una revelation ha
hecho inevitable una segunda. Un &C.
neral, un Alnlirante un Ministro es
censurado mediante la publication
de docuinentos privados. GQu6 hara en-
tonces cualquiera de ellos?
Su reputation esta en- duda. jNo lie
sera permitido reparar la omission o
corregir ell errol?
Tomese, por ejemplo Ell case de los
Ministries que desempenaron papel i'm
portantisimo en- Ia direction de Ia que
IRA de Ia paz, y cuya conducta Sc
ha sujetado interpretations malig-
mas. Al combatirse estos Ministries Sc
hacen declaraciones, Que de ser acep-
tadas por el publico, podrian, irrepara-
blemente perjudicar hasta destruir
sus reputaciones. Cuando Sc formula
el ataque sc hace referencia parcial-
mente cuaIquier documento Sc ha-
ce figurar, falseando los hechos, cual-
quier informe de un Consejo de Mi
nistros reunion de un Gabinete.
Ell Ministro sabe que la publication
de los verdaderos documentos podr1a
restituir su prestigio y guitar sombras
su nonlbre de la imputaci6n que le
fu6 hecha.
! 6No lie es permitido, bajo esas cir
cunstancias, publican esas informacio-
mes? La mera negative no tiene en-
81 ningnn peso. Una completa revela-
cion rodria llevar buen termino Ia
controversial Y exhonerarlo totalmente.
La publication de esos informes no
afectara ningun interes publico, So
lamente aporta information que de MIN
gun mcdo ruede ser utilizada por cual-
quier possible enemigo dc su pals. GNo
lie va ser permitido, por tanto, uti-
liar los inicos medios prudentes para
redimir su credito y restituir su pres
tigio de las ruinas de una calumnia
acceptable? La censura ha permitido
cue Sc pEbliquen informaciones secre-
tas sin protesta alguna. lie sera pro-
lnbido hacer 10 nismo en- defensa pro-
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como una conversation puramente pri-
vada, oponiendose a las communicated
nes del curse de las discusiones que
eran dadas Ell notas breves. Por fotro
lado 6l no objet6 que Sc entregaran no.
tas de las deliberaciones determine
das p-esona3 de Ia confanza personal
de los miembros del Consejo. En- los
Estados Unidos nadie tiene derecho
solicitar copia de documentos de esa
indole. FL punto de vista del presiden-
te Wilson era que cada Gobierno 81
guiera los procedimientos tradicionaleS
usados en- su propio pals, pero con La
condici6n expresa de que nadie en- cir
cunstancia alguna estaba autoriZado
para hacer publico ell proceso verbal.
M. Clemenceau no pensaba que tales do
cumentos pcdian ser considerados CO.
mo propiedad privada, mientras que NJ.
Sonnino sostenia que no debian ser te-
nidos como documentos ofciales.
En- 10 que Sc relacionaba conmigo 20
estaba ansioso de conocer cuales eran
los precedeptes que Sc iban estable-
Ger. NJ. Clemenceau consinti6 en- que
seria impossible rehusar dar extractoS
de los processes verbales para probar
determinados hechos. Asi tuve la sa-
tisfacci6n de actuar con hombres ale
jados de mi politica y puede observar-
Sc que 20 fuf Ell primero que puso
resguardo el interes de las personas a
quienes saba iban ser combatidas
por su participation en- la redacci6n
del tratado de paz. Yo soy ahora Ell
nltimo que tomo ventajas de aquellas
condolences.
IQu6 siguio a todo esto2 M. Gle
menceau fu6 rudamente atacado por
haber rendido los derechos de Francia.
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pta? FL alega haber servido su pals
lealmente, en- la medi6a de sus esfuer-
zos, en- 6poca de crisis en- tieInpos
de peligro. Por este hecho 81 es difa-
mado por hombres que tienen acceso
a las informaciones secretas Y las usan
nbremente. sin criticas, censuras di-
ficultades. IPor que su pals lie MEGA
el mismc privilegio para su protection?
Este es ell problema que tendra que
ccnsiderar ell Comit6 desintegrado del
seno del Gabinete. Cualesquiera dis
posicion que sea burlada el Conlite de-
bora tener Ell cuenta, antes que todo
estas circunstancias excepcionales. Los
que ahora estan tomando parte princi-
pal en- ponec de relieve La gran enor-
midad que representa- la publication
de documentos secretos que fueron SEN
cillamente adquiridos durante los SER
vicios ofciales, no tienen palabras con
que expresarse cuando una gran por-
cion de esos documentos fueron utilf-
zados para fines con lcs cuales ellos
simpatizaban. iNo es tarde ahora, pa
ra protestar de aQuello? A pesar de
las tramas que Sc dibujen contra un
politico, este no obsta, para que dicho
politico hsga labor propiamente pa
triotica, ertrando en- 10 que. Sc llama
''juego Hmpio''.
En- 10 que respecta Inglaterra la
publication de Ibros del tipo aludido
dio coircnzo, segiin creo, por ell maris-
cal de campo Lord French de Ipres, en-
su libro titulado "1914''. Este fra
bajo tiene toda la naturaleza de ma
apologize y el escritor al establecer su
defensa exponer su case, alude muy
a menudo a ciertas discusiones con ell
Gabinete y no vacila en- transcribir
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blicados previamente, no es menos cier-
to que otras no especifcan su proceden-
cia, dando con clio lugar a que Sc des-
pierte la curiosidad pdblica acerca de
la verdadera fuente de donde esos in
formes fueron adquiridos
Para agregar, Sc han publicado ar
ticulos interminables en- magazines y
periodicos, algunos frmados, otros es-
cr.tos anonimamente, en- los cuales Sc
ataca Ministries, Generates Almi-
rantes, y todos proyistos con abundan-
to information secreta por hombres
que han debido adquirirlas en- las pro.
pias fuentes ofciales. Sobre todo este,
las protestas Sc han ahogado. Pero
entonces Sc indica que las respuestas
estan a punto de llegar que elias ha-
ran constar claramente la naturaleza
exacta de los documentos falseados, ell
prestigio dc los acusadores el lazo
que les ata a sus defendidos.
10 que ccurrio en- las discusiones y
deliberaciones de los conclaves secre-
tos que precedieron al tratado de Yer
SALES, dara una ilustracion acertada
del modo como ocurrieron alli los su-
cesos. La question relacionada con la
publication de los acuerdos de la con-
ferencia dc la paz, fue ampliamente
discutida en- Versailles despues de ser
frmado el tratado de paz con Alema
MIA el % de JUNO de 1919, por ell pre-
sidente Wilson, representando a los
Estados Unidos; M. M. Clemenceau y
Simon Francia; M. sonnino Italia;
M. Mskino a Jap6n, Y ell que suscribe
estas lineas a Inglaterra.
Ell presidente Wilson sostenfa, po-
derosamente, la opinion de que esos
documentos debian ser considerados
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LONDEES, MARIO 23.--Un verdadero
temporal Sc esta desatando en- torno
a la publication por funcionarios pu-
blicos de docunientos que llegaron a
su poder en- Ell curse de sus funciones
oficiales. Ell ejemplo Immediate 10
cUnstituye la Historic de la Guerra de
Mr.. Winston Churchill. Preguntas in
tencionadas y llenas de calor Sc fornu-
Ian en- Ell Parlamento sc ha anrn-
ciado publicamente que Ell Gabinete ha
nombrado I'M Comite para estudiar Y
considerar Ell problema. r{
Es tarde va para hacer este albo-
Toto en- torno la publication de los
documentos relatives la pasada gue-
IRA, porQue los Generates, Almirantes
y Ministries de todas parties, inclusive
en- nuestro pals, han inundado, duran
to los lltimos tres afios America y
Europa, con un verdadero aluvi6n de
reminiscencias, explanaciones, censu-
ras, ataques y ofensas soEre la name
ra de dirigir las operaciones de que
rra, tanto en- la gran guerra como en-
la gran paz, en- las que tomaron par
ticipaci6n Los, combatientes que to-
rnaron partc en- las luchas de terra Y
en- las luchas del mar han desplegado
extraordinaria vehemencia en- su afan
de dar a conocer al publico 10 que
ellos hicieron para conseguir la gran
victoria y cuAnto hubiese sido mas
brillante y hermosa esa victoria, no
haber sido por las equivocaciones es-
tupidez de algunos colaboradores. Co
mo Julio Cesar, ellos desean vivir en-
la Historic no solamente a traves de
sus batalias, sino tambien traves de
los concentrates de aquellas.
Por otro lado, Sc han dado como
Ger declaraciones encaminadas repu-
diar responsabiidades para algunas
parties particulares del tratsdo de ver-
sales, y donde Sc han include repro
ches y acusaciones por defensores o
por acusadores por la forma en- que esas
parties llevaron cabo su cometido, hac
ciendo todO 10 possible para probar que
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exactamente cl tezto de los despachos
y las conversaciones escritas por el y
por otras prominentes personalidades.
En- su autobiografia "De Soldado a
Mariscal" que Sc public6 algln item
po dsspu6s, el mariscal Sir William
Robertson, quien fue por espacio de
dos ahos ccnsejero confidential del Ga
bineto que como tai asisti6 todos
los Consoles relacionados con la que
IRA, expone para presentar argumentos
en- su case, las incidencias de todo 10
ocurrido en- torno la mesa del Ga
binete. Aunque el no utiliza. textual-
mcnte, documentos secretos, describe
las dehberaciones Y acuerdos del Con-
sejo Superior Gle Guerra, y las confden-
cias inter ahadas, refiriendose asinis-
mo a criteYios y opiniones individual
les. En- SUI reciente discurso, el ha lido
Inucho mas lejos. Un trabaio todavia
mas reciente, Ell mando de Sir Dou-
glas Haig'' es Ell resultado de la cola
boraci6n de dos autores de los cuales
uno desempefio cargo oficial durante
la guerra, siendo secretario privado de
Sir Douglas Haig cuando este fue CO.
nandante supreme de los ejercitos bri-
tanicos. Este libro contiene menos re-
ticencias. Es ademas una apologize Y
una justification de la conducta de un
individuo. Para establecer su case los
autores no solamente condensan algunas
de las deliberaciones secretas del Con-
sejo Superior de Guerra, sino que dan
ell extracto fieI de los acuerdos.
Estos extractos Sc utiizan ibremen-
te como Una base de animadversi6n
contra el Gabinete de aquella epoca.
81 bien es cierto que algunas citas Sc
dicen sacadas de ibros franceses pu-
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Ell ESTOICISMO DE UN ME-
DICO FRANCES

PARIS, MARIO 22.-El doctor Soret.
de sesenta nueve afios de edad, Sc ha
sometido hoy a la segunda amputaci6n
de la mano derecha con Ell fin de con-
tinuar sus valioscs experimentos So
bre los Rayos K.
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COPYRIGHT, PoR UNITED FEA
TURE SYNDICATE"

La Reproduction de estos articulos en-
fragmentos en- total, queda termi-
nantemente prohibida.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-24

esaba
los predentes ban estabecerse prOptO del
Obgado algunOs pacuaes
estaba prevendO de tendra
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-24

Ell predente Wilson
dOumentos debian Onado
pvda Po ad Oetaba fuesen
ds cOntadas de
COnsejO.
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pubca documntos
fue dscua denivamente Versailles
mado ell hatado de Aeman pente
Unidos; M Simon repreen-
tando Franca M Sonnno aa NJ Maxine Jap6n que
crbe estas ineas a Inglaterra
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(Despacho especial para Ell MUNDo,
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1923-03-24
Lloyd George sode que los hmbs que han ddo kfes de GObe
enn pefedO dedO uild los dOamenS SeGdOs en- los ard
ys para TarOs en- 81 prOpa defeTa
La PUBLICATION De DOCUMENTOS PRIVADOS ES
La UNICA DEFENSA QUE TIFNE UN HOMBRF PU-
BLICO, DICE LLOYD GEORGE

Sc han publcado nemnables arfculos perdos
aguno fmados esctos an6nmamente,
Minister'S Generates Amian tods
maciones hombre dbO adquas
pacdad Official
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iQue sgu6 este? NJ Cmenceau
Der rendd los derechO de Fncia Ell
comahdo aprobac6n ausula del
eOs publication
con Paris 70 resguardo
nteres de las Saba iban po
participation la elaboration del
YO ahora d uimO aqueIas condolences