Grants Pass daily courier., April 24, 1920, Page 2, Image 2

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New York.
<Mu»tapha
Kernel Pasha’s Turkish nationalist
army, which has been a disturbing
factor in the efforts of the allies to
solve the Turkish peace problem, is
being regularly supplied with arms
and ammunition from Constantinople
through Treblzond. a Black Sea port,
according to Information- received
here from J 1’. Ryan, of Muncie,
Ind., a near east relief worker in
that district.
"Arms are smuggled in regularly.
and with almost no attempt at con
cealment,” writes Mr. Ryan.
“A
Turkish schooner makes a trip ever'
tew days from Constantinople, and
i anchors right here In Treblzond The
cargo is discharged at night, ami
‘loaded into Turkish army wagons.
I that you can see almost auy night
: following the same road out of town
'that the lines of Greek refugees were
driven to their deaths In 1915 and
1916. They pass right by the Near
East relief orphanage on their way
to the interior."
"I have no way of beiug certain
where they go but most probably t
Er/.ingan and Sivas. where Mustaph.
Kernel, in spite of the French ml •
sion, is very strong. There is 1
British control officer here of cours
but he would not believe that arm
were being shipped into the countr
until he happened to 1» out here on
night, and I showed him the wagon
passing. He h>s stopped a few o
them, but the smuggling still goes o
just the same.
-The Turks realize that most
I the hinterland of this country . If nr
T^ebizond itseif. is bound to go t
Armenia, sooner or later; and the
are preparing to resist Armentr
rule, and to try to discredit the A|
menian government by inspiring di j
order just as soon as the Armenian
take charge.
“Yt is a pity that Admiral Brist i
and the American navy are mt
charged with the surveillance of th |
whole coast, from Batum to Be •
routh. The trouble with France an
England is that the Mohammedan
have them bluffed, on account oi
their Mohammedan colonies, and th-
Turks are putting it over on thet fj
right along. The only nation th il
'Turks respect is the TT. 8. A."
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Napoleon’s Eagle Failed as Symbol.
When Prime Ixmia Napoleon made
his theatrical attempt to nsurp the
throne of Frame from I jui I s Philippe,
he carried with h in from England a
real live eagle, which It was Intend
rd to liberate on landing, in 'he ho^i
that It would rircle around tlm prince’s
head as a symbol of victory. It was
I,„light at Gravesend for n pound from
a boy who had kept It chained up lift
a pet. When the expedition landed at
Boulogne the bird was set fr<-ft, but
Dogs Poorer Spies Than Foxes.
The fact that foxes make cleverer Instead of soaring around as a syrn
spies than dogs was discovered- cen bol of the Napoleonic dy misty. It flew
turles ago by the Japanese, For gelt- straight away mid «blight shelter In
era Rons they trained foxes to help the slaughterhouse of Boulogne.
them In their civil war. Their clever­
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ness Is best shown when the fox Is
working with Ills master when the im
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ter Is spying, This Is the kind ol
thing these trained foxes will do.
When a spy. for example, comes to a
LET ME TELL VOU
cliff he cannot climb he puts the end
.
THIS MY FRIEND-
of a rope In the mouth of the fox and
UPON OUR.
the animal finds Its way up the cliff
'WORK YOU
where no human being could get un
aided. When It reaches the lop It gee-
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to the nearest tree ami walks round
>DEPEND* !
and round It, with the rope in It«
mouth, and holds It. to prevent It slip
ping, while his master climbs up. The««-
Japanese foxes have a much kernel
-ense of smell ami hearing than uny
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