10 THE TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922.

TUR.KISH ROWDYISJl AT CONSTANTINOPLE .

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6 THE TIMES, TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922. -------------------h,-ve-ob-t~-ne-d-the_y_co~~i~der-t~hat-t~hey~l->ov-o------------------~---

UNREST IN EGYPT. ~:.~,''"u,~l~~u~~ •• \';~;~u,~g,;;;~;'~;·l.,;r.,:.o;:e.

POISO~ED BY FALSE THEOHIES.

A FOHEIG:\ JUDGE'S HE \"lEW.

'l'lH! \ery gc-ner.U moveml"nt-IC't there be no illusions on this point-which bs.s carried the E~~·ptians away has now beco/]le a1most irf.c.sisUblc.

In form. indc-erl, :tlrnost. ('"t"('rythinc has btoen f"onr<"rl('d. ;md it may pcrh:tpll he fnund nl"rE'S­~ry 1u mill~<' furtho•r c.onC<"S:::ions !>fill. \\'ha.t· ••vr-r ri.!::ht.s or p~>wrrs of control may be. in f3.ct~ n•t..::Linc-d will be "'"'''" 1(·~ ch·a.rly dc­tiiwJ t.h~n h<'rt'tofnrt'. o.nd will const•QU<'ntly

1"0 Tl l E EDlTOlt OF THE TIMES. SPI'm to th<' B~yptians more unjust and more

~ir.-Tlt~ aiu•nu,.c~'nr-nt ·in your 1 ~;~(~~~:ti~;~uin '~~~ ;~t."=~~~orth~;-~ 1?~~~.~~ c0lun~n:: rl·rN::tly that ~,1ghhil !1:\.."= be~ I knows. w:~s ilhlcfin<"d cnoll;!h. Tlu•n. ttu·~ trans_trrrnl from tilt' dlht~.nt Scycbcll~s P:l.."-"i,•n.'tt~ .und prifn:iti'\·c--mind.('d pulitid1~ns to Gtbraltar----\\ hl.•rc he will be CO!I\"l'nl~, IJ.-f,lrt' rdrrrccl to w11l, more lh:1.n cvn, bt. ...... ently acc·1';;:-;Ibh..• r.u Eh""·ptianson' thcirway i lin(' in th('ir.ri;::-ht_of ~"<"sr.<b.nc..: by any and

tn .a.nd fwr!l Europ~-- since mo~~ oi tin: I~·,~~~~~ m~~~~~~~~('~~~:~~;nf0'\~f1~ E.c-yptian h:l.!l Bnt.Ish :-:t1'am.slnp ltncs, by \\ Uu.:ll ~hC} ! p0$ibl,- thr rN1ubdtt> intcl)('("tn.'tl capacity ; u~ua.llv tra,·ct, call at that port-remlnc.l.:; he ht'IS not th1~ m0r . .:d qualit.IN> and thC' one 'o{ the dl'·plorotblt'" condition to which I ;!N'ncth of rhar.H·trr '~ l.kh {It<' l_r:'di::;pP.ns~blf'. the maklit't'nt activities of tbnt popular I ht> p.:~.t.h we an~ lrP:J.dmg- lr:~.rls \\itlh <"Nl.amty

a!=it~tor. nJt_nhint•d v;ith e~rtai~1 ~tber_..un-: :.~:'1.~:~~ b~':nu~~r~~~~~~~('f"o~·it~n~ h~~n;'k'~1f; fortun~tc C!n·umstcli\CCS tn E~) pt ~lllCC .vrr'!lt.U:ltM P.lrmc>nt of xcnophohj:\. Short of the ·w;u·. ha\"(' reduced that. oucc peaceful :~. rhrt."ltor-who woulJ nu~rily be nn and fluuri:-;hing cornmU11ity. . n_riC"nL-ll and n.lmo~t iof:Ulib!Y ~n oppn;z;sor

It i~ }111 \\l''\"l.'l. Stl ~h..ilieult for tlte publiC h_,msd~-,., ..... o:-an n':IY lJ~ moYtn_g '"the dlrec-

~n tl.ii; c:triHlt_ry tu ~~Lt.aw lir~t-hand .a~d ~~~1~~ ... <'\0

f y~~;.~~~f~~:~ti~~:t~!;~~f a~ 1mpart1<1l 11_1tormntton fro!': C'OtllP.l ~c! 1~ <"l'>'=tl:--: ciuuit .Pn~in::=- :~.t t.!/c QPint of dt'p~HtUf('. source-~ a; to tln" real condtttonf-'_ Pll.'-a.ll I lt 1S n('nnls.•abl(' ld h'opC that those who in~ in E!.!ypt and the cau."C'~ "hn~h h':\': ~<:till have ~Oml" po\T"N of control over the prtJdnn·d llh•m, that I n·utt~rc h•. tlunt>. 1 dt·~tini~:o:: of Egypt ma.y rf'llcct on this th<• vel")"· h·ank C":rpo$e ennt:uncd ~n the nwlanC'holy pro~pect while th('rc may yet following h·tt~·r, \dlldl 1 ban! quite :..:- be time-. ct'ntlv rcc~,.·ivcd, JJI<IY U~.: oi gcn~ral. ln· I am. Sir. "\""OUr- obr-dicnt servant. t<'r('"si. It i:3 written by a11 cmwcnt )L\T~C'OL:\f l\IcTL\VR.I\ITH. Judge oi f•lll! of the ~upcrior Court.-: uf .. --· .... _

Egypt (in "hich C<>~lntry ho ha.' '':"de<! COUNTY CRICK~T SCORIKG for the Ja,.t tt"n or ftftcC'n )T3r!i}, \\IW lS ~ •

:u. kcen--.;idJted and compclt'llt obsen-:-r- --.i. A::; ll ,Jut!gt•, ~c takes no pa.rt in polit•.cs_ TO TITE EDI1'0H f!•' 1'ITE T~MgS .. or adn 1 ini~tra.tion. and is tht~rdoru .QUltt.! ~ir.--Tlu~r,~ h:~:o~ btdy hN·n ,-om(" mtl"'restin~

unbia.--l·d iii Ins views c.0ncerninc: t_hcm. j.~~~;n~:~~n~:~~n ;;.:~~~~ 1/t~~;m~:1~'l1;.'l;l~~ ~~7~ He is IH.H :111 Em~IU;I.unan, but a. forc 1g 11cr ('ounh· ('h::.mpion~hip, hut none of them {thC \'('rsi1m of his lette_r ·whid1 1 ,c_ive is t"t~rh~ nn th(" .o.I1-.impnrt:mt fnct ~::.t no a tfRtl:'i<ltillll), :'l.nd he l.S both .'l :-\ln~Crc .<:Y~•·m l'.""".n hP f:ur wh~ll :;;_nm.C" (of thr­and <S\"I.ltpatiLC'tic fri~,.•nd of tht:: 1-:.~·ptl.:l.n:;, :1.-"jlir:mt.c: fr)r. lhf' t:h:unpwn:<htp. pl:l.y tbn

and .a: Lly no means undi~riminatir~~.ad-\ W(';~~\~~~tJf~; i~~~~r~~hY.~t~~h~t.phvrd mir<•c CJi BrJti::.h !lldhod:: and tr:~Jttron ... "L / \\"nrc-('Sti-n;hirc nnd Glamore:~.n:r::hil"f'l, thwo Mor('O\"Ci, he i::;, a.s a furPl.!:'tlt'r. unaf!c-c~cd: ~iklin~ twrnty p...,int.~ In thrir tnt., I, whil~t b\ uu:nwri 1•::; of. ur dircC't a$sm·t<1Ucm S-urrey plny<'d nl'_!th~r. H ~nrrf'v. hMl playerl v.:ith ,_he prt!~til!'t' enjoyed by the f~xm~r t.hC'\<:': h\'"t~ o:-0nnt1<"S nnr~ \ mhhLrl"' h.:~.d not.

Brirish oerupai!on-a prcsti~e which lS ~~~~:f\~~ .. ";.~~~ :~~~~i .... ~ha<"~,u~~~~ ~~~: now a.lrnt•"t ,-:--;:t11wt. lie sa},.;.:-- . SutTI"\" ditl not phy :"\ortharnptnn.,hir". thE'

You a:-:1~ Lilt~ fu1· u.~ ('l'iLLL< 1H l•f tlu• e\'olut.lon thirtl ·,nnnt\· from t.hl'" hott.,m. \\"hf'rf";Js York­of E;..•·ypt tl!!ol••t· 11•<~ rw\\" t'l'!ld_ltlvl~:'=. ar\J., a:S c:lnri" ~id, ·If York...,.h'irl" h~d n0t plap•d thr-

~0\l;~li~l~~·in!i~~i~~' :~b~~~t~ ii 01~l b~·~~rr';:s~r ~~ ~~W ~~tl.~s~~t.t:n ~;;~~~.,~~~ h~~~ ~~; t!wn cbx·'' h~·~···· the mnr:1lj.f.rno~~hen; of t.he fin:~.l nvPragc '~r~-nl.l l1,,v,.. hN"'Tl the s..'l..mf'-­"'"•H ba::: ::fl,Y"l••<l I his <'~ut\VY- W~JC-h l.'i- P("CU- vi,-... Ei6.95. If :"\ottin~h:un:thii""P had played harl'<.· ~ll"'l<'i•\lblo• ,,, ,i•~· ;l'unt.agton 0~ n_li.'If!.~ · lh(" !':"lm0 mntrhNt n."l thry acttt:1.. l~y .1io1. tlw-y wonl~. ] :un n••T "T. J,:tAg of prop:"let.~ of wnulrl t.hMl hA\"f' [K-r-n first. Tt JS, th<"t't'h'lN> condu<"L u1 (•lnlnwn h ·ty, or ui ~rupulous M-ident that. wlwn th(' compPbtinn i.s n.t n.ll dt:'lit·:J.c\· iu litJ;llrl·i;d :u cummercw.l afia.u·!<_ etnse thl"' ~tit d1""fl,..nds on which r-onntv In tl!eSC" · n·..;p,•:·t~ J·:~=:•P~ a.tu• ! h:u! lttt.l~ to h:J.prw-nc: t.n ·plfl.y .'111 t.ht• '~'f":\.1::~ rnnntil"':::. 'I.' hi~ l0S.t'. aud Jt D\l<>'=!.. he atli1~U~d th.'tt h•'r •kplor- i;:: m~nifc:-:::t.ly •f"rnnc, for 3- ch:tmpion rounty­abl~· Ju'' :-;1:1nd:ml ,,.:t:<· due br h'% t.<l the j in this (".:l.So!' y,,rh:_:'>hit'f'--acqnirr-~ no merit

~.~.~I'J~n~1 1.:~.\~'n/i::~n~~~~~~~~·\','ndt::.r ~\7ic::.'~"'i~ ~~~~1~{;";~ ~~-~~~;;;;:~r:~fre~cle~un:: Gla.mor-bu!'ifle!'"..~ :lfl:lir>'. :-hf~ tl~ lun;::: u~n pr.t.ct.ic.:~.lly - Tlrr- i<lt".'\1 rf'mr.d:• i:!l. of ("00\"SP~ that Pa.eh rruhnlt'.r\!:t'<l. T!)(> moral :J.tUin:,;phcre wluc-h I rn,lnh· ~Jl()nlrl pl.-\..- all tht"' othrr.> : hut t.hill i:!l refl~f t;). !:'= Ut..- pt.'rwcJnu.~ flout! nf or:t.LOr:--· in'lpo:~."ihl(" \'l"itlJ lht• p~f'"nt nmnher nf first­about dcrnncr:\rv. the rights of peopl~ anrl rb~ C"0unties. On the other h:l.lJc'l, it is v('rv otlwr hP:1Jy th~ri~ .:w.d vs,<'Ue idf'.:ls wiU1 nnd~ir:Ull<' to T'1?move t\ny of th(l c;:oonti~ whll"h \H' :lll-\\"e, thC'l ~\"llic:s-b.s\C so uu· from tl-tP fir.<t rh~~- for this i~ onh· tnn lik:rh.­wi~c>Jy ddu,;:.t'rl the world, t,, 111r:m f.xtin<"tinn. :\Jorenw•T, Ttohody <'An

l't11itir;l.l ;HI•i eo:-mwrni1• n('t"lphytl"'s f_"'·rr:-·- tdl fT"<'m :<POt:!lOr t(l ~f':1~on \'t'hi<"h ~ounty will whf're h:l\"C" takP.n !-lUc-h r:xpr•"Sl'.lOn~ tl!l p1cC rif' 1-<r- :rt thl"' hnttnm of th,. list. I su~I"St th:~t la. lcttre, 5-tHl hN'OW<' lTlto:X.t('..;JWU with their tl1<> {Qll~in~ mrthod. if not ide:d, ,vollld j::O sonorou~ _,·r-rbo::;ity. J\nd wh<"rc :l.I"C" there ~o ll. l11ng w:r.y tow:u-ds improvm:r the po!5i· m:l.'·~- po1it..ica1 n<XrP}Jytec: :mrl h.-J:f-e-dut:tf("t"\ tion~-«onomi...,t.s to bf' fCitJwl a.s ir1 E:=:-~:vt :-' 1. .-'\.rr:tn~t> the r-nonti~ in ordr-\" or merit '\\h("re doe:;; "C'l K:U:un "·-thf'! spo~cn :tnd by any method you like. Prrs<m~~olly I think w-t.ittrn wo•rl-*"xer("ise so po~nt .111 mlluC"O("(' th:tt advoca-ted b:--· ;\1r. :\lilncr is a.s good 118

()n 'the dl.""stinif'S of :1. n.:lthm :1$ m 1·:!...;-·pt? any. · ('onS("qur-nt.l~·. 'P.!=)·ptisn h1to.Yk::.tion is ruore :!. Hf'-..""nmpllk' thP onh::r. omittin!:!' in your (l::lnc:: ... rou~ t.hsu :my ot~ tl.atilllla.l fvrm of c-n.lr-nh.fion8 nny county whi('h h;t.-1 nr1t ob­politieal Jloi:-:1'11. "::f t.'\iRC'Il :\ J)(';rN'nl..<t~e f'f. s.:~.y, t.i. Thf' C".:xnrt

w:1~tld stiJ~~~!~~~- tb~~;~~~t~~;i o~~~,,;n(\("~~!;i1~~~ !~~~~~ ~~ i~:o~;J1,i";,,.,tr;;~r ~7.~.~~~('r~~r t~~0 ~n;~ enw•nomc<l hy U1:1.t ':l,.r~·h-no'Ciphyt,• :llld twn nr thrf'(" ('Nlntic:-:::.. Thro pnint i.e: th.'\t by polittc:.\1 dt3.rhL1n. Z:t,!!hlt::l I';"L""h.'t- .. :1. ~df- ,.:::omt• :o=udt tn~"'lho,J you f'limin:tlf' from tht> etlur.:~.ted dorlriruin'. nUtiC in :~.11 h1:< iJt'a.c:. :-u-tual rh!IJT"lpion~hip <"nmpf'til.ion ('I'UOtiffi an<l devoui'Nl liy an unquttno:-h:.blt> llnmf' of whn:< .. f:t.tLnrlard of pl:t.~- f11t thl"' y,..:u i:<~ n(lt inrensatl" -:unbiti,)n. • linfot'tun:ttl'ly for E;::::ypt.. suffirirntJy hi!:: II tn iu~tif~ UtC'ir indut>:iCln. th.~ lund.'l.mt'>nt.a.l mist.'lk?'· :n1:ut.~ ~;1:< in n<1t 1t wtll ~ oll:!'('n<'tl that by thi~ _t,lothod thro Sl"l~tinl! him~anttp:lth<'tic nnd htU,~ wnrth\- actnal nnmber of llr:-;t-cl.'l.~ cnnnt.ll"$ does not of ("StWru :1~ :tle Jl" -to ~·rfj'~t \\ iti1 trum th(.l =.:Uly m:J.~t.-r. .\n~.·. <"••unly nnl J::<,Od f"no~h 1\Nt. A \\"1;:._~ and (O!"!:'!';I>f'in~ Gnn,rnnwut in any t>nl'" )'E":lr tn rnmpl'\1' for' Ute cba.m· could f"...S.Silv h;1vc dis;'I.Mnl'd -him. in ~O\f'mhr-r· fllonsbip l.S autom~tlrtdl\· <"XcludOO. D(l("rml:wr, ·!~lS. b'' p;1.rtial .:l.JHl. .:~.hoYc .:tll. h-: You~ f:UthfuiiY.

"'ilpontsneou::; cnnC('":<~wn::;;, · :1t th;tt ('nl.-1,~1 \\". l:OOTE .HEnLEY. JD,ome-nt. :s-11W e,·erytJ1im; that tht~ E~yptiam; Th~ Flopps. Hor~t')-. :::>urrey, So•pt- 3.

A Press account of a visit to Grcen'·s :-

"Th~ cnnd1tton~ ll!'lr:i<'"r which thr- prodoJ.-t..; tl! :'.1r.;."-r-< ~ :rr-r1l

~11.1' 1'1<""':\.fl'.l \\"t11~J,_I_ ~H"<'"I \\".\!.1.~

lhe hoart of &he

~t£T0Rs

~GIEElG SPOl (The ORIGIN~

which has the greatest sale of anyth the British Public. 6id. per packet (~~~

GREEN·s CHOC( .(CHOCOLATE ..BL~

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THE TIMES,] TUESDAY, SEPTEMBER 12, 1922. q

BRAZIL CEJS

BRILLIANT CERI>;\10

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Ja:it.~. -from cert~n tri~al }('i,ldt>_rs .bY_ re-I•' in i~~i~~ xn=~orf=t:~s. ea.c~ I ~~~{~~~~~~~&~tit:~ ~~tan~;~r;ti~ I of the Sultan tba.n a furious refusal tO nuss10n of ta..:abo!t-----:tln:s at ~ hme "hen ca.se t.hi: stat.ero.ept mea.ns that ap uncOvered peace. such a.s the ~versa.ries of Fra.nee re-I tolerat.o; the 'l'reaty of sevres and the th~. coun~~ l::S Ycr~tn~ on 1~solvcncy-- I dt>fidt of 9·16 crores [£6,1"06,000) '\rill be pr()l'l.Cbt"d her for ~avtng ~~e.-. · almost unlimited. foreign interference and obtcumng a tn<'~Ur'e ot ~~"""l~pathy !swollen to sixteen crores {£10,666,000) unless' -~~: Andre T:\.nheu, ~tmg m the Erho prescribed in that document a.nd of from tO\nlsm.en bv rJ10.kinc: fc\"\" de"mandsltro.de conditions m.:u-kedly improve. 1\ahon~l,ll. Cl_emeh:ab! o-rga.n.,d~M:-jnecessity. accepted by the Porte helpless en ~~ir l_oyalty of. on_thcir po~k~tS- ; . ~!t;:;J Kf~TI:?su a.nd M. npru::ri's repl~ :-On the Golden Hom under the' guns oi

1here lS more than a •u•olcwn .th~t OFFER TO AUSTRALIAN : to the Balfo,r l<ote, because d~ the ""'j' tbe Allied Fleets. durin~ the last three or four months 1t _ 0 LAY \V .hlGHT . each of tbe Allies. fulfilled its duty mag- .

.bas ~n- Fei:-:.~rs delibcr~~ oolicy to 1 .1. :::S. nilleentlr- But a.s soon as peace was. sill!led I DANGER OF MASSACRE. mak~ t.fun~. dtfficul_t for ~1! Percy Cox !:db Js~~~ ~~~o!b~:erossf~f ~~d~~ 1 l\lr. M?rgent~ went on to po~nt o~t and -'the Bn_:nsh a?YtWtv sta_ff. But the MR. OSCAR ASCHE AT SYDNEY. ga.t.hered in common. The solidarit-y fo"l". that. while the a.tms ?f th~. Nat~o~ahst

........................... ""' ............. -........... In the intern:.ttional ro

day betw'~ crews l'el:ITE$ ileets in the port. the result

!olidshimneo. Twelve Oa second, Brazil.·

Officers' Fours--First.. BritAin ; third, the United

Senroen's Race. T'~elve Unit-ed St:l.tes ; second, Bri

'fhe Ten Thousand Mel six mil~) trnck race ye!: Brit:l.iu takin~ the first. places. iollo\ved by rept United Stat~.· nud then ~ mpre pt'8.Chcal-mmdcd. section of tl~e · 1 which M. Clcmeu«'.a.u pleads, tLD.d wbicb 'W'&!!. Turks .as enumerated m their .. }.latJonal

nathte eorrimunity reall.Zcis that there 1S (FRO:\! OL""R o~ COB.RESPO~""DID.""T.) recom.n:ieud~ in _Wasbi~ a.nd London & ~Pact 1'•~re well known., be feared that a fatal fla\v in tl!e half-formn.lated ohms liELBOUltNE, SEPT. ~ 1. I year ago., e:nsted m the mlddle of 1919- the recovery of Smyrna and of Constll.ntw.· " attnbuted w Fe1sa\ for ~1akmtt h1m~el£ Mr Oscar Asche, m 8 speeeh at the

1 ople itself would not content them- RED LABOUR

absolu~ ruler of 11'3ll. \\ere the Bntlsb I Institute of Journalists, Sydney, referred TRADE RELATIONS WITH and dree.ded that even thi• .,..ould be -to leave the country he "ould find the w the trip of Lord Northclif!e as havwg .AFGHANISTAN aecomparued. hy W1dcspread lllMSaC!"C5 PROJECTED TOWE problem of de'!cncc almost unposstble of bt-en instrumental in securing a wider • and looting. partly a.~ ma.ke·shift means of solution. L'p w the P""sont tl1e Arab publicity for Australian affairs lll London. I paying the Katwnalist trooJ?S• part!~ as (noll "''" RIGA COl .\nny has been but a lit.tle better than a. 1f a m3.n 'C\ent to the R~.gh CoOlllllSStOn('rs NEW" POSTAL SF.RVTCE.. a ?a.lc';ll~ted effort to remo·ve ~ncon"-eruent The Izvcstla announc1 farce. 'office [Mr . ..:\$cbe ss.id 1 and asked for d<'taded . • m.mont1es along the sam~ hnes as those ~cheme has been brm

A BRITISH MISFOR~E~ mfon:n<tt\On about Austra.l_ia.. an English clerk (FB.OM OUlt CORRESPO"NDEN't.) pursued during the late \Var. ' Kameneff, Chairman 1n the meantinu~ it cannot bt> sa1d that ~-l~:d\:r ~~=~f;. a\~~e 'cl~1;~lle~-h:~~~ I PESRA 'VAR, SUT. 8. The former ~4.mba.ssador. weighed the S.Ovic~. for ''hich the Go

lustre is being added to British prestlge I no interest in Au..<:tralia e:s::cept to draw the11 A small CommissiOn, headed by a posstble efiect of tffi:! Twktsl~ .succt>S-s, to as~ngn the sum of flJU in Mesopotamia. One of the misfortunes\ wo1.ges. should be repi:J.ced by,young Au!<.tra- Political Officer of the Government of not only on )loslems tn ~h~ Bntll'lh Em- roubles [£1,400,000].

f t Br"tish 1 i that the 1 li3Jl dcrk'k "This scntunent was vlg()rously Jnd1a and an officer of the Bomba.v pll'e and the French Dom1ruon.q, upon the Th 1~ lS a. project to bo ~ -~ffi . 1,.1 b ~~y h( 'd to turn I cbeered .. He ,;poke o.f the need o! unprt>SSlng Customs is now proceeding to :KabUl uneasy populations of Iraq and :$yria, 1 Mo~cow n. huge ·• Labour

n o Cla ~ 3"\"e n O tge . b the Ens;hsb pe-ople ,., .. lth the bet that Austrn.ha tl' d ls f T.rad Con. t" but mdre puticularly upon the othcl' central hnll c:1.pa.ble of hol1 A cold shoulder to some of th~lr. ~ has room tor millions oi theu slll'plllS popula.- to set ~ etat o .8 e , ~en Jon clefeated countri~ He expr~ the Pf"Ople. 'C\ith toor smaller I fnends in the countrv. If Bnta.J.n lS

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tion. 1 embodytng the vanous routt1a~o conces. . . ~.- · . 1· a toner "luch shall be on honest} to out '"'its u~v of esta- Mr . .A..<:e.hc ofttsred to. produce any swt.·\bll!' sions tlS regards Customs rebates and livchest apprehensiOn of what IDIJllt w.•ll llOt the lnp:lte::tt. in the " blish y -~ State f1s impossible. dr;lma b)' an Austraha.n p1a.)"liTlgbt. The other facilities which fonned pa.rt of the occur tf the PowerS 't\·ere to allow the plans haw been "\\Or\.:ed m

1~ a.nth a.. .d• 1 bl b f I d~.t"eCtors o! the S:dnP) Da.ily Tcl,cg'f'trPh im-, Anglo Afghan Treaty of 19"'1 1 ro1litary power of Angora to haYe W'l- o:.·hainnan of the Soc1ety o1 to please e not mcoD.Sl era e nwn er 0 ml?<liately aitcf'\\ardp. s.nnounced that they 1 ~ • ~ • • • restricted accf..~ to 'l'hrace and thus fiunl plans will be t)"le }:;Ubj ;:;heikhs to wh'om a Government of; \vould ¢.~ a. priz.e df -one hundred guineas · _It ts probable t.hat this Comnuss1on . Bul · tl . ' a · · f in which the arcbited.s o Baghdad effendis is ana.thCina. and who I fur the be::st pl:l.y writte-n by a.n Au.st.rali.an.. I vn~ shortly "l?e foll~'\l'ed b:? another ~ ~~~ ed ga~~ to " 1ti temp~·tron tl in\'ited to en~r. Vo.lun Inng for a retu:r:n. to th~ ~ays of 1918 and . I a.9S1St Afghanista!-1 tn entiilng th~ Um- Tur~. er ..:omrnumca on "

1 1 10 I.:1\'\·~~~~I~H~ ~n~~· re1: 1919 when Bntlsh polihcal officers ·were • "T E~lPHATIC "NOTH"'"G" :-ersal Postal Umon andtt' establish an I B 1 . . rt' t 1 d : ·1· i t g t illp · \.-__ f d; · ..J:. · h ~'1.1."' .i..l ~'""" • w.ternational postal serv1ce u gana 1s Sina 1ng no. on y un er ~ 10 e _ s rue srP w oc In cna.rge ~ .tstric~. w-"ipen~ang r<;>U~ • . This latter possib'ilitv will .be of i:oterest he-r dCfe-at. the burden of repa.rations-. 216,000 square feet, and t a.nd.rea.dy JUSb.ce ~nth an . lmpart.lahty to ph.ilatclish; • Af=rllanista.n has had postage 8!ld the humiliation of an incomplete dis- the unpmplo-ye~ are t.o ~ ~hich had never been e:s:pcnenced betore I 1\llSS PAULINE FREDERICK'S st<l.mps Qf i~ .Q~ ever since the ~ign of armo.ment but also 1.mder the de-la.v in ~own the ~oo~t.n~~t.'l~ He. in Ara.b-l~s.. . . . :, INHB.RITANCE. Amir"..:\~ur _Ra:hma.n Kh~, but tbGy WC"r<' according

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l1er the outlet on the ..:E~ean t~::rs;:;. b~ildin~\~e0

The Bntish A~y ~Iraq 15 ~0~. 1!'1 thP j (fll.O.l1 OUR COltR.ESPO!'ffi~.) b:~· £:~ ~t~~ Af~~~lS~n't.b~e~ta.~v.c promiged in the very Tr~Jo.ty '\\'"hich bk<' to begin work not 1~ th~ of tra~enmg Its res~cn:;lblhtles to I ":" _ . _apart !rom ~reel a~d ot.her ~ial i~u~: crus~u~d her ambition~. M~. )lorp;_N'ltha.u ot IJl~3. . . the Royal A~r Force, and lt 1~ .report:e? ( . _ NEW ~ORK. S&PT. ll. but their. existence J:s probably not widrly consh .. i<.~rcd that th<- Bulgana.n:s rmght h€' There IS even re~on ~

. that there \nH be very {e"<V Bnttsh. mth- \ ~hss Panlme Frederick. the wtll-known .1 k.uQ~·n outside .Mgh.anis:ta.u and Pl'$b.awar. as, tempted ii the Ttu-ks were. allowed to p~t ~h_ie,.~roc~!it th~ t.-y officers left in the countr-y: .after O<ito-, actres..<~~' and fom:tcr film •· star," hAS bl"'en 1 und~r p~cnt ~ondition.;, •11 rx..st.•l mat.to~"l" profit t~ an unlimited degree from their Sll<'f~ t1~h e es £~· iJ< ~r 1: ~lany Indian milita.J;.: employe~~: C'Ut off '\rithon~ a pe-nn~ by th<' will_of her: ~~~u1n.i1!~P~~.~r t~th~ ~~;~J ttOO~-pected victory, to try'' if thC'y l!.}~Q. cl~~oii;~ed.e pr en u are Slgnmz new contrac~ wtth tl1e J~lr , f~th<.'~. Mr. Richa;d L1~. y, who dted at I po::5tage stawps.· 1 might not •• return/' and f~U upon tho : . Force. Whel.l one babu m Basra_ "''as. !\o:-nch .. Conn~tlCnt. ent~y. · · di~rgauiz.ed Greeks, '\'r"ho ha"~ e-xclu?-ed ,'BRITISH REL.A. 'I asked the other da:t" whcthH he \.t"a,.s pre- 1 '1 be "\"('ill eont;,u.ncd the ollowmg dau..c:(': -- them one e.fter another from Sa.l.onika. I pared ¥>transfer his valuable ..,.,.;ccs to 1 "'I· .<i<• ond hcqu•nth to my .d•ush.ter. AMUNDSEN'S POLAR Kavalla. and even Dedeagatch. ' SULTAN Ol the. Air . Fo~. he strong}~ protes~c~ i ~~~h~~~e~:i~i!utt~~ri~~0~.no~11~~ ... S;li01r:;en~ l FLIGHT. ,:\Ir. l\IorGenthau, ns ~~ -~m~~a~d 1

1 --~g_at~5l~ his domg any such tJnng, cx:pla_tn- i intE"nti?n:ll and n~t a !llist:.lkc. ·: _ p~server_1 fejrs that the eqwlibnum e_st.a.- CONTINUED FI lTlf: his reluctance b_y the fo.Uowmg i P;:~.ulme Frederick lS the w1fe. nf ~ Se.attle ;. bli:shcd m ·the new Europe created smoo \ . :;:uccinct question ::-"'On land, §Jr,_ here ; pbysici3.n, a. . fl:iend of her ~Irlhood dn?"S. A RELIEF EXPEDITI<J:N- the war is exeeedingly unstable and that The _.Eolonlal Offi~ {-'0'11 _are_; on sea.. str~ ther~ ~ou are; but

1, ~:~~~~!10~ ,~j~e~ ?.ir~1\~il1 :;.f'M~~~ j (~"ROM ot·R ow~ coRRESPOXD£.'\"'1'.} 1 the "\~rious Sta~ called into being or; :~~~us~h~?ol~~~~

ln atr, slr. w'J-cre are yo:" . the actor. whom she divorc~d- She if\ now·r COPENH:\GE~ SF.rT 11 )~ gt'('a.tl;\ enlarged smce the C?ll3pse of the i Sult { Ne·d h ~ The follo'90"1llg are brtef notes on the , pbying in Chic:.\,.,.0 ill The Guilty woman. _ · _ -. - • . · · • old order are not yet suffictcntly mature~ an ° J • •• $8

chief men s.rrested ~or political offences :-~ • . AccorQing to. Berlmgskel1dende pre- 1 to ~ist any very violent -shock such as : some fonn of Dll~tta:r~ 1

Ja.".:)..fa.r Cbal.abi abu Timm;:~,n io;: a. \~·ell~ ~ par~t~ons are hc1ng n:a.de to sen~ ... an e~· ! mi('!'ht he administered by a. general\ by ~ece...~ry lnlpl~~ tnown &~ghdw merch~t.. and,.. •• >I~mster l.~o U.~. MONEY FOR I.R.A.

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ped1t10n to the a•s1stanoe of. Capwn re,?olt of the defeated against conditions oppoted to the poh_c. ~b~~:-ed~~ u~~~:~:fnl~:ee[dbi;.~~ - : : R{)~ld Amund~en after b.i:s flight across l which have condemned tbe.lforrc.er domi- ~ .GoYer~in~/n hAr~bui througli the inftuence of Kadhimain religiQus 1 A BISHOP'S ADVICE. \the Polar Ba:s~n. . I nant military caste throughout Central :the Splrl · ~ ed t!"'h• Je-"ders. .,. e3.pabil! man of busin~ he dc:t~ I , . I The ~xpedttlon _will lea.Ye for Green- . Euro~ to economic obliteration. He ; between h1m -n .... <'hieflY. in Pe~'?-n trade: ~hortly a.f~er thf." (FBO'l1, ~OR CORRESPONDE..~.) lan.d th~s autumn .tn ordcl' to reach C~pe :. pofu""toc out if the unemplo,-ed officers ·oft ment. the Sultan· of -~I'!O.tsttee he nstted Persla ~ engage m, a.nu- l<-."E\V YORK, SEPT. 10. Columbia, r.rant ~ Land, ~e."Xt ~pr~ng, :Germ y-tem-portlrilv disi\.Used as qttilll concluded ~~ Su?h co

Bn.J~;dy~p~~~c~i .. a S nui, aod a ttl>ll- ~he sending _of money by An;ericans to pfacti~l.ly foUowmg Cap~ ~ .. our~: drivt:>rs" On an e:-.:igu.ou.S w~ge which bu.rely I ( 1N:lu~t~J,e~et}, P<lU<".:lted. citizen of Bagbdi, \'rt\5 s. Turkish 'I a.sstst the antl-TreQ.t.y Part,Y ·m lrelan.d I Hansen s rontt;_ of 191~- ... 6. Captam 1 ~tt.fficcs to kc>Cp them alive-are able to 0 ) hi nf!icicl. in _pre-war da~5;- b_ . d~lined to t.'l.ke , is denounced by .Mgr. Turn"er, the Rorn.an Han~en, who ~tud. out depots for Around•

1 find t.hat Turkey. the most seriously ~n~1~g BritishG:~

~ny P11:': m the a.am.in.i.str'a on of Ir:~.q under i Catholic Bishop of Buffalo1 who arri-..-ed sen m 191~ .... ~. 15 mak~ng al\ arran~- defeated oi~their former alli~, bas been f h the B~tiS~ ma.ng.a~tts:r fuontlls- ~go he in N'ew York vesterdav after a t\~O ments. but 1t 13 not decided whether he able to con1e to life a!!B.in and succE"S..o;.fully l:P'ct ~r ~ef ~0"\1 u~:f!C~rerof p~~lic.sec. ~ty~ e POSltlon of monthS' vi:!1it tO Ireland. The Bi.t:iliop will himsel_l lead the expedition. . defy the Po\\ers tbeye "rill be ar-oused. . ;.;:~ 0} :ecord l~ha~1

SheikH Mahdi Basiz Hilli is 3 Hillah e3:pressed the conv"'iction that ·- ·.• Capta.in Amundsen a.nd t~u companions, • ., w . 1 m:w.,. who normally liV' a.t Nej3f, but i-ho "II'f".land is on the threshold of r;,a,l trot'dom. one a.n air pilot, are. now at Point Barto.-, " .. Gt~~IEN OF THE \\ ORLD. , o.wn motion pt'O.~pt Y ( for s~· time pn..-¢ ~ks _'made his head:- ·I uy ad,isedlf tlu.t it is useless a.nd sinful the D?"l"thcrnJ':lo:it pmut. of Alas~a., ~·hence Tb.cv mo.y jump at the cha.not to em~e tton. of .the Brtttsh ~ q~, ~n Ba.~h~aq. 'l~~ere: be h~UJ ~cen for _'\J:ne-r:icans to· st>lld 1!10Df'~· to the ~'?-ia.rs. tb.~~ W.t<"nd to tly o.eross tbe North Polar : ir'oDl 'thf'i"l" int.(\lcTa,"~le retiremen~ and. join pubhshed ru.:m?urs. an~ P.n~a..,<¥J.Ug l1l. pnlitlca.l nJ:'IL'l.bon. He ts a. All that lS neOOed !lOW ts a little more ~hence I &.riulnd. 1he b~ reJUrt ~that the ~tbnnpt. up with )Iust.a.ph.a Kemal P~. if not for a I souroe of tbe1r msptrab ~hi.:\ h. 841 is blind. He is a.lSI? a poet. wbn$e t to St"e a free and· proSp<."l''us Ireland. The wo p.o ·be • e 11~ y12.r. pro....., ly m i Wa.J:" of world oouquen Much a.s ws.s preeipi~ his entire' confidence -..·e"" ~ welt knoW? and . appreciated I British. have been mos~ P,.:t..tient with lreland.'' June- . j in 1914 bf a. {C\v hundred Junkers. at least f~r Gov Mt CQntinue throu~hout Irn.q_. The terts ot: hiS P?~:"tDS "nre I Th~ 'Sl'ShOP. added:- IJ.:b~ ba.ve been more a. b:\rbanc -~l' ot: l"e"t"enge Ja.nd plund('r ·~ ernm . . . U!'ruall:y \iued on h:'!tred nf the Bnttsh. ·and pa.hent, I lcci, tba.n .A.ru.cnca.n.s would ha.ve ~EW E"NTl'RPRISE OF THE I which men un.&.ilected by :my sense of r"('Spp"DSl- aware of hlS friendlJ ~~u~~~~~*h'e:.e.e the British e'"~eu:1~ the been." : • ·. ~ ~, QDEO~. . l t;~;~rl~~'~!~-~~ )~I>~11~~~~~J ~oe;d ~~~h~~t.a~~ t-n~~~~nd~h:!~J!c~~~k~u~~i~d"-\~o \,';;11~ Rt;JSSIA~ ~OETESS . ' I ;~r!ro~P~ft~e~rs~;ro~~ei~~.r:.;~~ · · JuOr::e in the- Turki~h Adminil'=tro.tion. ARRES rED. (FROll Ol:"R OWN CORltE$PO:XDE:\""T.) personal ll.sgrrut.discment. deni~to them. M A GERM~\N ,N .. -\ .,.l;;~i~~-1 ·1~~r :~d'Ba~~~~:s ~~;;~~er ,~; t¥;; . . P..:trus. SEI?. ~ 1. E~~~rs ~t:f~~~be~!~~~ifo~~ 0 UT SUI 'Mf"~opotamia ituri11~ the war ... -\ ·!:!600. l:>""<TldiC"r (l:'ROM OtTR 0\TN CO.RB.ESPONDE!-.'"1".) M. Genuer, Dtrector of the National! Those ...-ictorious foreigners b.aviug eon· __.....,_ hut a. pon: politician. A Sunni t:~m S~~ BERLIN', SEn. 11. Theatre of the Odeon, is aiTanging for eent~~ ne.."\rl~ all their en:etgyin ~task_ or (h.o!it OUR O"'WN' co ~~l!}~d~dd~~~~~~~~ t;~:;~~ ~~~t!~~~~~~ Amongst the iiter;;u-y and scientific 't'.'hat he call~ a deccntrali.~tiOn of _its\ ffi~~:~~~~~ ~=~d.1o:t~~t~ . BE hC"c.ause it att.il.cked tl1e Pro"is.ion:ll Gover-0. .. \leadet'a arrested in Petrogr:ld and sub- work. An OdeoF comhany ~ ~w .to £I:·e j bcil1g. their IUilit:ary .::J,,cth;tie!', and m:.y be ~ · . 1 jected either to .. expuktioD. abroad OJ;' perfo.rrna.n?es. of re~~ c:l~c pteces tn : e;on::."idered by desperate ad-..·~~urt"n in the Remarkable Natio

. -..,., banishment to the extreme northern pro~ the proVlnctal UDl\ C~tt;y Ct'ntrcs a.nd 1 light of u. pa.rtr, of peaeeful fulk ~hom gunmen occurred in :lhe State SIGNORA? USE. I dnce is the pop~L\I' and -well-known ~ei~hbouri~g. to~5: T~1c ~tors_ of the

1· ~~~·. ~7~~~~~~=~!ttl~h~e~e~=i~ Dresden yesterday eve

· , :,poetes!'l, Atma Akhmatova, M'~~ed of ~a.!lOUS um-vcrstt.t_cs ha\ e ""elcon:'~d the. of J<;Ul"Otx~- -Mn.ining after nn ol'dcrly ex-istence was Die Meist.ers\ngtr, 8 (FRoli Ot.""Bo- COR·~ .!II>O:s-DO."T.) ! Spreading .• r)("rnicious ideas,, rin her ~dea.. a.nd l\l .. ~en'ller hopco~ ~ rceetve help :and uuwilling to '-'Ons.idl)r military J>t"("C-3\\.- was in the n&ture· of a

RiQ·~.rE. SEPT. 1-0. (recent publicu.tionf'.. Anna Akhm.atova. m the- form ('tther of s'!bsldl('S Ol' the l~an: uo11s ns a.n;yil~~ng ('Xt"ept an intoler;.\-ble ance, e'\-eri seat in tl1e 1 Signora Du-M mn \shortly come to I ha.$ for a considerable timE~~ been looked of large halls. In ~Ius way, the Odeon burd..:o:?- '?pon tJ~r ~-YC'l"lOl\~l."d ~';~~· lfda..r we?~~; w~~;! ~!~!

.Rome _l('it':'- her ne~ 4f~me.tic CC?mpany ~·upon with s~spicion.by th~ S~aro Political "'"Qu:d bcco~lc. ~ natlonnl thcat~. !1-nd not I!~~~ v~;~~ ~UY u~drf"tl~l ~~~h-' T\~~rio~s to the prcsent·dw.y Geru .and will gt\.e,a_ few S~tal pcrform.a.n<'.es 1 Dcpa;rtmcnt. She 1~ the wtdow· of t-he mer(; ..... lY a. Pa..rtslan thcatro subsldiz.cd ~y I ('"rcs("('U~ a.nd em~n.rk. ~pon, Iucnt-iv~ and tJon, the audi('t\te be-c:~m~ at., the. Co~tanz1. "rhea.t·~· A!Jo1ong ot_h~r·. Hui>.Slan poet Gourmlcff, who . was shot tl1c ~tate. ~l'$trueh\-e ~~1on. ..-tth ~<rrlet ~t4\nee i\. broke into a sponta.neo traf!edtes ~he- 'Y,"tll pro9-u.ce U A.nnnnzto ~ by the Bol~h<'vist~ la~t Ycn.r. , ~f G~t Rr1tp1n. does not t..~ke t~~ le::~.d in ~u<t~~~e:n~~~~;: \\~~r. l.Ja Citta :P~rta. D' .-\n~nz.io h¥ 1~rotni.setl, .~~n,..tructio~ ·~ave ~·11 given to the c('ntr;~l U.S. COTTO~ STRIKES llnduclnf ~e-hcod~ to -~~~t ~~~~nr i! t~: b3tldkerehi('b, while rn:Llly to attend th~ first pe~,ormo.ncc. 1 pr1son a.ut~10r1tt•~$ to _mcrca~~· the 1nnm~r of :ENDED. ;a ~~~dze o!.-ross ~whole pvolit.ic:t1 firrn.t.~ upro\l.l" continued until tJ: -::::~~=====···:··:··=-~~~~··~=:--:;:;;-: ro?_cl~u .. tratl~n. ~~ps m _Vt"bangel .an4 )o:orth Jen.t of~uropo ~d the MOISlcm world. 'l'be $.nd' oOtnPl'-'!'tely dro\\--n~d ,... 1lht.n~k., l.:ru.:c b~bt, lh~ head of the. St.:l.tc Powcr.5 roust p"l"CVent nt. n.nv <"OSt tht.! Tu:rk:s sinJror wM c.allt'd before th

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~-: . G. . . · Ptlhllc3.1 Dcpar:..Plcmt.. pomt.t>d ont. thl\t 1t~ was (FB.oM OuR .Frx~L.....-CL!.L CoRRESPDNDE..'\"T.) fro ~ securing contt'Ql .;f the DardAnelles. a::::n.in. whill!l _the noisy 1 ... :. th!c<'S-"":l.'l-y to t'l'hevc th"' prt'~nrc on the pr1:-ons 1\TB\V YORK, S:u:PT. 11. · m t.i.uued.

·.NO WA,JJR . in th~ centl"t'; of th••. country, "\\"hich ha,·e b dt ,,. ~ l"k'<"On1,_.. on:r·tilh!U thmng the last few ~H·eks Tho Ne\V England cot.t.on mill gtrikes, 1\108COW'S JN~TRUCTI NS . :E~~~Ii~~ -,_h • ~~ "",~1;;~· :F~~;~..;;F~ ~"~~:~:r·~tlli':,t;,~ ::.ic,~~~:!l~~ ~n~~7,~_sin1T/':I,~·)t:;~~ TO FAH EA~T DELEGATE:,;. GERi\IA~N'l'~~E 'ol. u_r: , ce.rat~ lU c:<' s orlgma '! (':IJ~n<' . or 0111!. and m0$t o{ the M~~n.chu~ett:s mills ha,vt:~

rcot~rcd the old wngc~gcale-.n.nd now the (Fnoll_Ot'R 0 '"-x CORRF.SPONDE.'\''l\) (ntOM oun coiru .Tll~t•liA<'j::·~~· "', !tu~·l~M) A~TJ .. BHITI"-\Il PER:SIAN imp rtnnt. Amoske~ Mnnufncturing Cotn- TOKYO, S~a-r. 11. CALCt.':"'. "'<""~"rt UD1• i. ~ · l.)U.E~S. pan¥ of New Hn.mpiliiro are doing th~.~ It. is. stated that the Htts.....U~n del('ga.tcs

, ~ 1('\ to the Confcrenc..o with 'Japan illWI;) re-, The Germ.N:JS htlve

I . ..' ... . # ( vr..oM: on~ coRREsroxu£:-."T.) sa~fh~ lAbour ltnions n.re not entit'C'lY c~ivod instructions from 1\loscow to· the market here; British ~ ~· ·,-.: · ~ ::ii.l.tisficd, as· tllC'y have failed to J!;U.in th'e etlect that in the Conferenct- .bct~·t.--cn nlm08t eliminat-ed. large

TEHERA:.~. ~t·:M'. 10• 48-hour week. -but compt"'tent ohl::crver$ Ja11an, on U1c onu side, and Chl"ta [Far pe~ ~~ent. ad t'Glorcrn_ dl l:i. ~ ·. ~· .·.-· . _; Ret~ · The. Frimt" )1ini.stl~r·s frpentcd wnrn- bclicvt) that to-Q..n.y will St~ t\ gt."'m'n:J ro- E"~u.t.crn Ikptlblic] and Mo~ow on the I Bnttsh products ~-d.\cr: "l ings t.o"th.: l()("nl Pt~'~<:. hlvin.'! bil~·d 'Tf' . .::tq-. turn to work-of thl"' ~tt·ikin~ Opc'rath-C'l$.

1 otht.•r, an n~cmcnt must be made not llrt.' more e~:pens.t\e.

th 1• :tlmr~t. .daily pnhl\l';lllon of libcllou~ onlY ns to t..fic Fill" EAstern Republic, but the duty was. only il pc! : ~ t? e. :lrtic•lt;,. :~ttll(·kitlg 1\t·iti:-h pnlic.·Y :mel on,·nll Russbn questions.. Conscquently

1 it "·as increuscd. lil..:-."t- \"l.~~

,. • .;., •m""'"•••• ,;,. "'"'''" ....... n, ~""ml•~ .llritish ollici~b in Pcr,.i~-doubtlc'" in,ti- A \VAGES A. \YARD. it .is !eared that ., furthor adio=eut and this yenr to 30 ~r :, ... ,,, lr Ill" ..... ,,,, anol lmr.;h 'li>""ll:.,, ... <".Hr)· I ,C::\.tcU to SOll'lC extent hy the ::50\"iC't LC'I';I\- will bo ncedOO. :;~ ... ~~~;·r~';,~~~.,~,;~'~;~~~~~~t,'~,:.~~~::· "it~: ~t\in• timl-tlu~ nHljority o( lltl! ncw~papl~l~ h:w(l (i'n.O~ OUU OWJ' COHR.ESPO~"Dl:Nl:.) =====""=== GOOD GU.APE "".:tlt..an.II.K .... Lo.;uc~o,..;ullo.•t¥~"lo..I..U:ui:l.lll"~» .... LLlly nowbc~n~ "Wl!tll~c\bytlll~GlWCMUncnt. 1\IELDOURNE. sm. 11. KING ALFOr\SO UNDER ____...,.__ ~L!'i~C~:;.:'r~ .... ~.i~d ia st. t ; •• ~ 1'' ti .. by ~ --------·--- Th.:o Fcdl'rt\l .:\1-bitration COurt hns (nox oba. OVr'"N cot lou::••~. h.rct••~·h,~~or<~i Obu.u••., c7""" 1\IR~. 1 A DlNH .A. LITTLE fix.~rl th.t:! \\l~~t'$ of \\·ntcrsid~ workc-~ nt 'V.ATEH.· P.:\

· ~ BE'rTBH. ~:-... !hl. n.n luJur. \\llh douhll.' time for boli~ The·tt1<'('(1SS of th'-'' ,._·~~~~~'lf' ' , d.1v~ nud nH 11dditu...,nal ,::}ullil'l.l::: ~n hour {noM oUR COltn.EsroNDE:l'<"'T.) Francek>tn.owt\...~~\U'\.xt

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