ly might have brought during four years, $100,000,000, lat" the Amerienn adviser, ree marks "the money has disappear ed tundav absolute Soviet control"
Quite natural Mr. J. J. Mantall, being in this case a mere spokesman of-Mr, Ostroumoff, could explo the. appearance and disappearance of way money exclusively. by. graft ratio not "by actual]
Published, and accessible. to having an:'intorest. in Eaatern Railway statement of rever ares of this railroad show that Losses on Exchange Great Britain inthe rela of aweel yeerig, sin acondance of the League of Nations. He urges fall Governments that have not The figures of-profit of the. Chi-he Gricat war pint adres nese Eastern Railway might be yet given here by. Hon, Jean Kal ug: Consist Santo Exe ratified the 1925 Convention to do so
greater if there had not been some the "tnt Mifater" to Canada "ap?
CiiveGonmine a nana [at the earliest. moment, otherwise Ses tat to tts of togsstios the-League will have to forge mew /adverse factors—as for instance the jointed by France. "The British dating wih the. cumin weapons, disparity in the rate of exchange.
The, railway. incurred losses from Canadian Club, "has done the °f Mey Keb ded, ofer plications and the other con-'Mr. Mushakoji (Japan) appealed cerning registration of newspapers, {for the speeding up of the Conven-the: exceedingly favourable (for most to remedy existing conditions Harbin currency) fixed rate of 108 fin China. Many men and women, leave already been promulgated; tion, "He suggested that the mantis therefore, it says, it is no longer facture of drugs should be restricted cents for one gold rouble applicable Jon visiting the country, have become necessary to enforce any-consorship_ to pharmaceutical requirements, with 7 local traffic for the transportation ashamed of their own happiness, lof the press except in such special an adequate supervision of the trade, jof passengers, baggage and _com-land have devoted the remainder of their lives to charitable work, What leases as maybe considered neces-'The Norwegian and Siamese modities amounting only for 1928 to sary by: the Central authorities spokesmen announced the intention we call misery here is comfort and the enormous sum of G.R. 8,160,199. of their respective Governments. to opulence in the Orient, where the 'The above mentioned figures are'
Following is a translation of the quite sufficient: to demonstrate the Four Horsemen of the' Apocalypse ratify the Convention, a thorough insolvency and futility of fare everywhere rampant. Civil The British delegates. submitted Mz, Mantel!'s blunt allegations warfare always brings famine in "n° accordance with as official resolutions, firstly designed to secure which obtained prominence not belis train, Starving people often lcommunieation from the Central [the help. of countries where smug stop trains to beg something to eat.
Executive Committee of the Kus cling is widespread, and secondly, cause they were made by him per-'They will even Kilt each other for mintang, forwarding for enforce for strict international supervision sonally, but due to his position as food. Britain has established a ment @ resolation adopted atthe specially engaged American adviser. better standard of civilization ju the 3rd meeting of its Standing' Cent East, and in that. part of the world mittee: she "It is hereby ordered that, except
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