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... been impossible owing to tho fact that the United States has not yet made known its intentions regarding its mandate over either Armenia or Turkey. question may very probably be settled without the aid of the United States, although American representatives ...

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... forging United States passports for the use of German spies. The French passport Bureau London has informed Mr. Page, the United States Ambassador here, that it will henceforth »-efus© to vise passports held by naturalised citisens of the United States ...

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