New Britain Herald Newspaper, June 11, 1929, Page 17

m BRITA!N DAILY. DAILY. HERALD.. TUESDAY :'...""vs'r-'?»" =" SECRECY 15 GOAL uooluuu 1 l‘—r‘l‘urkllh eggers does pot care. xeludnc mchl instructions to’ ‘ writing. In“:such cases a trusted attache of the. foreign office .is coached to memorize verbal orders B ifs, : ith 4 and th basey - with 2 password an e aml ‘- he mogt: recent " round-uu Gcmlll lm Gflfllfl R" dor or, -minister personally takes the cellar of his house the pelice In the regilar routine, however, Plerre’ Doti, and in the coffins two|a “silent nine” whose pictures no- Every the codo division of the for. portance, since it strengthened the tm!hc “strikke up direet relatiens |!ive drink of Oousico. are couriers of the foreign office | where cach man is, whether in Kov- Until Egypt and India began to|America, while checkmating the | orage in. the black depths of one of | forcign lands. An outsider has little chance’ to|and: trolling (ines for herring amd || or information. When he arrives-at his destination he identifies himself ] sy h a h mntere-l ‘round-& grave-digger in the 0 own th: imsfructions as they -are old "Moslem quartér. of- Eyoub. In main I’mm to 'om recited to him. . found two ancient. coffins stolen Spca the ‘“silent nine” are employed to from the cemetery. mide famous by | Berlin, June 11 M—Germany has|convey - confidential 4::",.,,“ Riccardo Mfl.ll. writer of|stille wherein the grave-digger was|body ever receives and whose namies|ecign office maps out their ralivay | e article, asserted that the three|inaking the heady and popular na- jare never publicly divulged. | Ttey | schedulcs and it knows day by day| : - | grewing idea of Egypt's increasing |between the United States and the| Other contrabanders have been|Who carry the sealed diplomatic| o, Moscow, Angora, Tirans, Rome, | Black Ses fish is now to bu iured independence from British oentrol. |twe African nations; they give to caught diatilling gallons ‘of the bev. |POuches from the German capital te | Madrid or London. by thé latest type of Swedish nets ";"“ in a commercial rivalry [ grow cetton, England depended en: | English, the necessary key to pene- |the ancient Byssntine claterns which |, Most of their trips are acrods Lu- | recognize these men for what they [Mmackerel A party of fishermen “ Britain. _ tirely on the United States for raw trate into the Riack Continent, as- |wind in a mysterious labyrinth be-|rope or Asia for they are seldom |are. They, travel first cluss au they | from Sweden's -:n mh:.:b:.n loumani ery Egypt has _hegun ly battle underground. the police (aily the %aptains of German ocean |their ‘Laggage by wharing their rail- [company to show thg n:tlv- how of free umdm the blowsems. Ttaly thinks| Italy, however,'he said: also has|hauled out to prisen a ecoré of the|liners ar- employed on such miis- [way compartments with others. This|to get_ big catches. ol hflueucs nu ! he United States will seek to ewn |interests in Egypt and Abyssinia, | cistern bootleggers. argely byssinia. - Here position in the! Mflu further its supremacy in the land he does not doubt that there s of the Mediterranean. would | world lll'llh here that is father | material for her Lancashive cotton |suring for America an indispensable | neath the modart city. After a live- |used ' for_overseas journéys. Gener- |are. not.cxpected to risk loss of|invited by a u - hope of |looms. Now that bage.” ru sions' and their first objective o1 however, is'the enly luxury in which| For this purpose a Swedish fish- They ptop in good.|ing smack has been loaded on a but not extravagant hotels, live un- | freight vessel and is now en route S R g shore leave is' to the German em- |they indulge. world cotten market by controlling [a man in the Palazse Chigi—mean- | READ WERALD ounu'n:n ADS Pasay or delegation. A NEW IDEA of ‘Stove Economy - B Cleanliness Is Is P erfected in : ‘Brought About ‘This New Estate “; in This New Estate New improvements in exterior refine- ment---new elements of convenience ---new mechanical 1mprovements .- with no advance in price. An Entirely New efil\ Y‘:‘;\, “rv-": | “‘ ’ ‘ ; . 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