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help of the barbarians.
Stile follows with skill and ,
“China has not yet accepted the
, consortium agreement; and person.
L any ,;I<:xio»~not~ hegieve that she would
3 ever accept the urges-general inter-1
1211:5999}th which-some one has -
vbronghejomrd as afpossible solo-
S1011: 0;. the general "Chinese problem.
Internafipfialr controL- moreover, must
beba'ekedby armed force. if neces-
m. :éand what Powers in these days
would be d'wpoéd to send armies to
infirm?
Would the Bowers gixe Japan the
mandate. to do so? If they would
span "will certainly hesitate to. ac-
wept ihiSIdssngerons mimon. Of the
danger of such an “undertaking Japan '
, has learned enough."
Dr. Hayashi declared that the con-
yténtion by some critics that Japan
secretly desired a. weak and disorgan—
izedacmna. was a falsity. An orderly
C'China. waswnece'ssaryi to Japan. polit— L
ically- and commercially, he insisted.
. adding that he believed Japaii, would
mbcribe to any rational plan. togob-'
rain it. But Japan, hesaid,‘ would
71001:; with extreme disfavor on any
group of westeru- Powers obtaining a.
Bominancy in China. to the exclusion
01' Japan- .. , _ 3 91%;:
coMPYROLLER ROLES
UP FARM PURCHASE
. é Consumed mm First. Page ’
fora written opinion as to the au—'
’: flimsy ofztheiboard of control to air-
er the comptroller to charge to a.
‘am‘isiignzmee appropr‘atian an item
for the purchase of land; for which
there rs no appropriation. '
”tonight add that it ris-the irregular
things that 1.2m trying to weed’ovut
andeould like to'be fortified By an
, opinion from you in this matter. _ l
1. ha Ye asked the hospital to hold, 1,.
9;; on the purchase of the fem: tem-
;(:r:1ri'lv until I can hear officially
Irom you. ”
_,=’;he Y Ate in question “as passed DV
3 the hoard of control at a meeting on.
expectedlg called- .by Governor Lake
Xal‘ter the regular Tuesday'meeting of
, fee;- lroardr of control. .Superintemient
Vialcrx and trustees of the hospital
had 333861} expected at the ”regular
meeting. bu; did no; appear at the
'Capitol mun; after atfiomem and
consequently a. raises-1a} 'meeting ,YYas
called at Shem; 1 o’clock to accommo-
daleihem." 2Complroller Bisseu had
left the room to {Litend'to stile-r busi-
739$ and. received no notice. State
Treasurer Giipatric was also absent.
but was represented there. as i-x lhe
.r‘egnlar meeting h} Depuh l‘reasm'cr 3'
Julie. GQ‘: era} 3r Lak: and Attorrie;
’ General H9311: comprise the remaini-
er of the board 01‘ control.
- oNLY HANGED
cautioned from Fl “st Page.
“The Scafiold at Gievz—es was erecfei
by. me upon orders of Colonel C. L.
Emmerich. Jr. commander of he '
3:211:11) 31 (fie-tree for the execution of
one. man. and? one man only. This
rman. ~who had been in the regular
«5 arms previous to the beginning of the ’
world war had been tried by court-
martial and fauna to be guilty of mu: 1%
tier in the first degree.
The man had been arrested on, a
' minor charge. and together with an-
other prisdner, was. being taken be-
fore a, summary cfiurt. ‘Lfnder pretext
of borrowing a; match from .the mfii‘
Fiery- police, the man seized the guarrl's
, automatic revolver and shot the‘miliu
; tars! policeman four times \ot sate
' » med with thi' e hacked the body
with a hatchet. The murder was brue
Stat aim; in cold blood:
The man was lodged in the stock- '
fie sf: Gievres and he was tried by
Martial and found to be guilty.
Bis ease had sufficient time to have
, been reviewed by the president. * * ‘
The murder was so brutal that the
entire camp became incensed and :t
was with the utmost caution that the .
aprisoner was taken to and from the
Metalhetnal. * * * Y
”camp owner-master I was in a
You can’t keep gtrong and well
without flee9. Whether your rest is
broke}; :by ae gainful. hacking cough
or Just‘Y‘u‘n 311m tickling 1n the
throat, the 53$ ' :becomes. weakened
;
‘ Telephone Sets of mahogany,@b1e
eluded, 7 7 7 7
1.36535. Desks PM L " '7
.7 :3 priced at $1310. 69
, . ' . . hanksgivmg our 511%..
fl h basement Will have on diSpIay dim
3 i ' whé heave been holdinggg
' : isa, on accwnt of prices m
g to sic in and personally examine
,ew sets as, make their selections gel
_ » y This 131‘! ideal time {‘0 buy 3817135
ity1”beyond repreach and mm are
n to a quaktyflevel
x
.
New PIN
man Set of 100 pieces having a
.13ka and gran. Reg-
75.0
Set 112 pieces, with $ 0
fin Persian colormgs. halfi
’ This sef regularly
$75.00
37:7 ti " "border flatten is pink and tan. coin
Regularly 9rieed at $80 00
3 Erenchchins Set of 106 pieces, bor-
der ofze‘ses with. blue hue, roiu gold: edge 1
and 3316:3231; gold handleS. Regularly $136 00
j ‘ Yemeni. '
Bavarian China Set
mcluthng one hunfiYs-d pieces, showing a clue;
' and 13an met. gold haudies. A. set well “2.2 - $33.;
3 f - Sissies haYé come in IUS— gifts‘
array of {En-S.» 7
sad guys Yi-J'ioizs ;
Eztie boxes Yriséwé; ,
:Eaim themselves:
or walnut
gJESS, beaufiful and
méesecnt s h o w i 113
Re, yellow and $335
Sefiects 4150 man; in
1:18! h'm pagers. AH
. bolted. :attrarzzx 1:1}, for,
gifts. ,
All sorts of {rifles for ,
,childrcn and grownup: ,
are included, among: 3
them many things for 3
Vmen. email fools for the
pockets, articles for
.desks; cg, toilet {aisles
and hundreds-of alt m;—
ME and mahogany, ' ,
Windsor Ghats enQ Rockers, 3. large Yariety,
Wing Snails With cam seats, backs and mugs
tional and stationary in
$1500 up 3
From '75 C‘S- Wigs“ ' fivenoreities, for vigil-
according to the size .drcn ,
and‘quafity of the boYYl. ' , One in "SAW; 0;”
Aiterthebulbshave prizes Will do YY'Y-éi to
7 3 3 3 examine this aSSxi.
meat, 1165’ very («am
.plefe 7 '
“YB-ices range
{10312510 75 cls. ,
position to know how many men were and the Seaman} may 8 ‘
executed there. for exen'thxng.-~fr011 now. ' ~
the building of the scaffold to the “I feel it
- making of the coffin vas under my
direction and was accomplished by
men in the quartermaster corps. 1
‘Iu October 1919 the @9111me
turned over to the French authoritie‘s.
Anv number of pictures migf M.
been taken of the scaflold- sine then
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