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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

Ne anarchii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09

pos1om niemieckim, kuryer ru--
szyi w droge, wiozac je do kwa-
terry niemieckiej w Spa. Ma chwi-
le przedtem wyslali delegaci i
skrowa depesze, ktora brzmlaia
iak nastepuje: wv piatek rano W
g!6wnej kwaterze Aliantow, pei
nomocnicy otrzymali warunki ro-
zejmu z zadaniem, ably je przyje
to lub odrzucono w ciagu y 60
dzin do godziny 11tej rano W po-
niedziaiek wediug czasu francu'
skiego. Niemiecka propozycya W
sprawie natychmiastowego "a
kohczenia prowizorycznego "a
wieskenia krokow wojennych 70
stala odrzucona przez marszalka
Focha. Niemiecki kuryer wiozacy
warunki rozejmu zosta} wyslany
do Spa, poniewaz niema innych
praktyczniejszych srodkow komu
nikacyi. Prosimy pokwitowac od'
bior i odeslac z powrotem kurye-
IA jak najpredzej nowemi pole
ceniami. Nowi delegaci ME So ma
razie potrzebni." Kuryer przekro
czyl linie bojowa miedzy 6 8
godzina wczoraj wieczor. Podroz
jego trwac bedzie d}uzej niz W
rormalnych czasach Powodu
zepsutych drog, odpowiedz wiec
niemiecka moze bye spozniona
kilka godzin.
z WALK MA ZACHODNIM
FRONCIE.
Londyn, 8. list. - Alianci po-
chwycili 100000 jehcow ma "a
chodnim froncie cd 1go stycznia
do 5go listopada. Z tego ma bry-
tyjska armie przypada 100000,
ia francuska 100000, ma amery-
kahska $4,000, a ma belgijska' 15,-
900.
Londyn, 9. list. - Armie Allan
tow dokonaiy wczoraj najwiek-
szego postepu w ciagu calej tel
wojny. Wojska brytyjskie, fran
cuskie amerykahskie postapi}y
raprz6d ma kazdej piedzi ziemi
wzdiuz calego frontu Cd granicy
holandzkiej do Mozy. Wszedzie
zabrano tysiace jehc6w do niewo
Il a stan powszechnego zdemora-
|l;zowania w armii niemieckiej o.
kazuje sic najlepiei z tego, re
Niemcy pozostawiaja "a sobs OIL
brzymie sk}ady zapasow, ME
rnajac czasu upwiezc je re soba
a. 80 cfro,,icy y
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1918-11-09
REWOLUCYA w MEM
CZECH OBEJMUJE WIELE
MAST.

Londyn, 9. list. - Ruch rewo-
lucyjny W .Niemczech przybiera
kolosalne rozmiary. Ksiaze Hen
ryk Pruski, brat cesarza Wilhel-
ma, i wodz naczelny niemle-
ckiej marynarki, zmuszony zosta}
Go ucieczki Kiel Scigany byl
wSrod strzalow przez zbuntowa-
rych marynarzy. Wieksza Geese
riemieckiej floty, kierowana
przez zbuntowana zaloge, poply-
neia w niewiadomym kierunku.
Geese jej przypiyne}a do Flens.
Lurg. Wielkie portowe misata
Bremen Hamburg znajduja Sig
W rekach rewolucyonistow; czer-
wona flaga powiewa ma wszyst-
kjch okretach W owych portach,
Karol Liebknecht zabral sic do
rtworzenia Rady Zolnierzy W
Bremen. w Essen, Hanover j
Sassnitz wybuchly swieze zabu-
rzenia. Sonderburg. Schwerin,
Cuxhaven,i Bremerhaven opano-
wane zostaly rowniez przez rewo
lucyonihstow. Niektore regimen
ty wojska przylaczyly sic do
zbuntowanych; przecieto komu--
nikacye miedzy portem .Kiel /
Amsterdamem a Berlinem, Ham
burgiem, Bremen i Lubeka. Me
MA stray ma granicy niemiecko-
dunskiej ,wielu przekroczylo do
| Danii w ostatnich dniach. Anar-
CHA W Bawaryi ogloszenie repu
bliki W TEN pahstwie, grozi po--
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
GERMAN PR0PAGAND|STS'
EFFORTS DISAPPOINTING
Berlin Expected Banks Owned by
Gcrlnan-imericuns Would Buy
Up Munitiun Plants.
PAY TRIBUTE TO wARBURG
Witness Declares There Is No More
Loyal Citizen of This Country Than
Former Member of Federal Re
serve Board.

WASHINGTON, December 2o--When
Alfred l.. Becker, deputy State a.tcr-
rcy. general of New York, resumed his
testimony to-day of German p-opa-
s;anda before the Senate committee
he discussed the financing of tho pro
paSanda program. lie said the Ger
ma: government was gray alY i.@nO-
rotn;cd" in its hopes e financing tho
sci,n'. through Kuhn. Loeb & &C, u
NV York. Gcrirar officials. hS de.
Ciarcd. believed thai the standing OF
me tirm Of NJ NJ. Warhurg y co. OF
i"mnm Isn Ger wim !, M%"'I s;,r 'G%m
through OFT" II. Kahn. one OF it's oil
rers' hui the hank imposed SUCH diiii-
Senator Nelson asked ii NJ NJ.
Warburg. Of Hamburg, was not
brother or related IN some way to
Of the Federal Reserve Board. lie
r'nlied thai such was tho, case. Scma-
III" loyalty OF Paul NJ. Warbur:: was
being questioned, and Mr. Becker said
very emphatically that there Was no
such question involved.
There is not Il man who has been
more loyal to our country than Paul
NJ WarbnrE. and think that the coun-
ine left T.! Federal Reserve Board"
remarked senator King. OF Utah
Mos, OF the session WAS taken up
with tilis between Becker and senator
Reed. OF Missouri who is moi !, mem
Der of ihc committee.
senator Reed in cross-cNauIinu.s th"
Now York Official charged that Merton
y Lewis; Attofncy General OF Now
York. and Becker miSuScd ih"ir vni-
cial positions i'll making public iufor-
nation contained in aiiidavits secured
by them under special war lcgislatiou.
These aiiidaNitS referred TO alleged
meetings Of William Randolph Hearst
with solo faSha. executed III France
rs a traitor, and former Ambassador
Won EcrnStorn
Nj. Becker denied the charge. say
!i@ that til" aiiidaNiiS made public wcr"
! MML se.Mr.L Mmdcr Tho succill ln.:l.lu- :
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
PRESIDENT AND Mrs. WILSON
WILL BIZ ISING'S GUESTS

~
LONDON. December .4,.--It was dc
fnitely anuounnccd this afternoon tina;
President Wilson and Mrs. Wilson
WOULD arrive in London on Thursday
of next week, December - They Viii
BE tho guests OF King George at Buck-
inEham Faiacc.
! Newspapers here m:do extended com
r,rnts Oh the impending visit of rrcsi-
Gent Wilson TO England Tho Daily
News expresses profound satisfaction
oyer over, Mr.. Wilson's rlaa,, and adds
easer for an opportunity TO display
ns gratitude ana admiration OF the
presidents unfaltering ideaiism and
Btcadtastncss OF purpose"
The newSpap =, approving Of King
george remaining in London to honor
President Wilson. hopes nevertheless
mat the ceremonial aspect of the visit
will be kent TO the narrowesi limits,
consistent with its Importance SO that
nothing may. stand in Mr. Wilson'S
WAY prevsniins his coming, in per
than the rulers II continues:
While the visit Will give the people
an opportunity to range themselves
publicly on his side. 1t will also give
the President an opportunity of which
he viii hardly fail to avail himself
or shortening the preiiminarics which
proiiiably devoted 70 actual conference
with the allies. These prellminaries
hay not been formally begun"
The paner contends that il is neccs-
-
tihnS and name conditions OF peace Tor
germany and determine The future Of
only swift decisions by the allies
II says, will enable Germany 10 re-
sumo somethins, like her normal in
a1strial life and secure the survival
OF a government capable of peace
ftslays mean, anarchy. and anarchy III
germany is fraught with greater pcr-
rs for the world than anarchy in
Russia. The condition Of Russia IS
4 matter upon which Mr.. Wilson'S
Soice .an carry greater weight than
any other. He presumably has fun
knowledge Of the which the
neople OF this country have not-and
\ straightforward declaration from
HIM that the allies ar. taking the
only course omen to them would dis
pei misg!vlngS which Niscount Miners
statement yesterday left unallayed."
.,"Presidcnt Wilson viii be assured "a
EEea, popular welcome 10 England"
SAYS the Chronicle. Asserting that AIR
Wilson has done much to promote har-
m NON between England and America,
We do not wish To prejudice his
position by calling him u great Eng
hshman. but that is. In tact. how
millions Of Englishmcn regard him"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
COUNT WAX MONTGELAs WRITES
OPEN LETTER no PRESIDENT

~ Associated Press
IN n c II, December go General
E.punt Ma% Montgelas, who was recalled
from Swlt2eriand. 10 enter the Bava-
r!an Cabinet Oh November y. ana l,h,
mas been referred To by French news.
papers a. tht second Lichnowsi;y."
because Of his revelations Of condi-
tions prevailing in Germany early in
tQ President wilson Il follows:
In these decisive weeks the ewes of
~ the "orld are upon you. Above all
LIZ es.s OF the German ptol!e IN the
present C!f!cIlt crisis. arc a'atcning
you. We do not beg. Wc do not Wan,
forgiveness. but we want justice. we
90 not say Enthusiastically that one OF
Us Is Sullt!cr than tGc other We do nor
SEPARATE ourselves IN these DAYS Of
suffering from any OF our country
men, hish or low: We want 10 bear
IA common portion Of the hlam. dc
Noiving upon our people in this world
g. ,sStrophc
Each Of w who knows your coun.
JY knows well that proud conscious
ssnleflGan nation beneath the star
disdain 10 blame others but we OK :.
neet. hr. President. that you VIII de-
fspite All opposition, achieve success
WAN the principles you laid down. we
are Duilcins upon the words you spoke
at Wash!nRtons grave. when you said
that every arbitrary power. regardiess
OF what side i, appears upon. must lie
destroyed or condemned 10 !!nnctcn.y
We arc building upon the word OF i'm =
partial Justice. which knows no dif-
ferences TO taose 70 be the Judged We
are confident that YOU want 10 create
= league OF equality between nations.
IN which each people may freely
Nesthe and work aud prosper spirit.
You know better than wha, the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
PROFESSOR TEsTIFIES
AT SOCIALISTS TRIAL
Declares Accused Minister Made No
speech ut the Meeting In
Chicago.
10y Associated Press. !

chicago. December 2O.-Pror.ssor
robert ;. L"vctt, dean OF the junior
college Of the University OF Chicago.
testified today for the defense at Tho
trial OF five Socialist leaders charged
with, conspiracy to violate tho ospiun-
age law lie told Of Il mass-ncciiuG at
the Auditorium, Chicago. May - 1914
which he was invited to address by
Rev. irwin st. John Tucker, one OF tn.
defendants. Professor I.ovctt said he
was told the meeting was called to
urge the government to state it's war
aims. and that Res. Tucker did not
speak at The meeting except to appeal
for u collection.
The direct examination Of j. Louis
EnSdahl. a defendant, who is editor Of
the American Socialist, began late TO-
day. lie said he WAS in selc charge
OF TIC paper.
The policy Of the American Social
Isl was opposed TO the war. Engdah !
Sdid, admitting responsibility for that
ponCE because OF my conviction thar
all wars are caused. either directly or
indirectly, by economic disputes be
tween individuals or groups, and | fol-
lowed the policy laid down by the in
tcrnational Socialists III framing Il POI =
icy for the paper"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
GERMANS FORM NEW
LINE NEAR NEUTRAL ZONE:

bS Associate Press.
FAIRS. Dcc~.ltcr "a. 1FicId NI,rsb.,l
HPn hindenhnrs. has tclesraphcd the
ESrfihi governmeut- advising il OF his
lptehtion 10 form nCw front six miles
Fchind the neutral zcnc fixed by inc
arinistice. according to a dispatch TO
Ee Journal from Munich day The
SofcrEmont has asked the i.id mar
sHaI Tor an explanation, adds the dis
n4tch' but has not yet received a re-
At also is announced two regiments
OF inc active army Wi.l be sent to
traiHi"rt on the Main at an carly
The correspondent anirms mat Ma
1oT-Gcnerai Scheuch. The rrussian war
i'hhiSter Field Marshal Won Linden
bare and General Liquid probably
lieutenant GENERA! l.cQuis. former
governor at Metz, who is In command
qs inc active troops IN Berlin. are
ochind counter! REVOLUTIONARY move
Meht' lie declares the EXISTING gov
ernmcnt is inanifcst!y incapable Of
scheme.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
FOUR NEGROES LYNCHEO
IN MISSISSIPPI TOWN
Az Arc Hanged to Girdcrs or Bridge
Spanning the ChtckaSaitny
River.
NY Associated Press. ]


MOBILE. ALA, December Colour
negroes. two OF them women. accused
Of the murder Of DIR. L.. l.. Johnston
here last week. were taken from the
jail at Shubuta. Miss, tonight and
lynched. according TO information re-
ceived in Mobile. All four were
hanged on the girders of Il bridge span
ming the Chickasahay River.
Information from Shubutu reaching
mere by long distance WAS TO the effect
that the jailcr way called into the
street by one of the members Of the
mob and handcuned. lie was then
made to unlock the prisoners and with
tacm was taken in an automobile and
rushed out of town. The jailcr was pu;
out of the machine before the party
reached the bridge where the negroes
were lynched.
DIR. Johnston was shot and killed
from ambush while in his barn. Major
Clarke, one OF the negroes lynchcd.
was arrested. and, according to the
county authorities. confessed, impIi-
eating the others and stating that he
had shot Or. Johnston at the request
ot one of the women with whom
the dentist had trouble. The negroes
lynchcd We're two brothers and two
sisters, Major and Andrew Clarke and
Maggie and Alma liouS"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

Apd the ambassadors accredited TO
T pr"s, In Al there WSrS i5% sue x,s
:. Miss Margaret Wilson. daughter of
tho President, has left Paris for a
Soncer; tour OF thirty days among the
Cfaumon,. where American headGuar-
fers is located. She is planning TO
tourt, in the Meusc Department. in the
same region where the Pres idcut Will
!: Among other. conferences. the prcsi-
eent conferred with Captain Andre
Fardiou, French high commits
snq'F whom 10 The he d Gnasa s rsie
work in France and economic Ques-
lions. including shipping. 1t is known
shat the French government is eager
20 place large ship6ui!dime contracts
an American yards, but the American
government. II is said, intends 10 keep
She yards free until the peace. con-
United States may need for it's may.
"A official statement probably will be
given out soon. explaining the status
been promised hy Frcsidcn; Wilson
that tho censorship would be lifted en-
tireiy, IL develops that his promise APP
f.,C> only 10 political matter concern
tnG tho peace conference which does
no CONCERN France and Great Britain.
The American delegation. /; is declared,
rcccEnizeS the need fer Qualification.
rENFECF ARRANGEMENTS
FOR ISL. OF FRENCH SHIPS
Satisfactory arrangements have been
pcr:eCtcl with the French authorities
10 cease canceline the charter OF ships
;ntended TO carry nome American
troops.
An important meeting at which the
shipping needs OF all the allies and
The United states Will he discussed,
will he held tomorrow. Arrangements,
ii is said, Will he made for a division
pf tonnage rs to give preference
in the following order: European re
lief, return Of American troops and
commercial business.
2 American shipping authorities have
been advised that much tonnage which
WAS expected 10 he used in carrying
homo Canadian and Australian troops
possibly may he diverted to American
needs, those dominjons arc not plan
ming 10 return their soldiers very
quickly.
1t is believed the result will be tho
homecoming of all American troops
within lively, months.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
COTTON BADLY NEEDED
Sir Charles Macarn Snys That Maker,
of Textiles la Great Britain
Arc Far Bchinb

LONDON, December 2o.-Thc end Of
the way finds the markets OF the world
OF cotton machinery Star behind be-
cause OF war work. according to a
statement on tho cotton Industry by
Sir charles NIAGARA, who was NTH pres
ident OF the international Cotton Fed
Grafton.
Through a difficulty in obtaining
supplies of raw material and the re-
strirted export facilities during tn.
war. the cotton trade in nearly all
countries has been more or less re-
duSed. the article says The English
cotton industry, a prcponderat!ne fac
Tor. has been seriously curtailed and
inc machinery manufacturers at Lam
cashirc, where II large proportion of
the worlds cotton machinery is made
nave been engaged on munitions.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
Important News
Quickly Tod
EUents From Various
Sources Reduced to
Minimum Space.

MEM YORK, December, @o.-AIcans
protected from reception committee
from them their wages and savings
during the review next week of the
American battle fleet. were formulated
NEW YORK. December 2o.--The
Commercial Cable Company announced
}itoiday NJ ca oiegrams In plain Enc
for Serbia subject TO censorship and
NEW YORK. December 2O-Amcri-
ca great draw back In promoting trade
win ioroiGn land. has been lack Of
banHing Eacilities. according to Major
rioreiiG Fl La Gu4rdia, rcpesS,ntative
who spol" a 4 luncheon given in his
honor At the Lawyers Cub to-day.
LONDON. December 20.-lt is re-
portcd that the Admiralty views favor
ably the suggestion that large part
Of the British fleet. commanded by
ADMIRAL Sir David Beatty. should visit
tho United States. 1t is asserted. how
ever, that no date Tor the visit has
been fixed, but it is understood that
i, viii he made immediately after peace
has be IN signed.
VIENNA. December 2O-Sccrctary Of
state lianush made the announcement
to day that because Of the shortage of
coal $4,000 persons were out Of en-
VIENNA. December Gothic Ma
uonal Assembly OF German Austria
mas adopted u hlll ordering an inVcSti
CATION into tn" question Of Who was
actually responsible for the war. and
prescribing the proceedings TO be taken
against its authors.
LONDON. December 2O.--I; has been
proposed that The British labor dele
cation on its way through Paris to at
tend the worlds labor conference
should seek an opportunity to present
AN address 10 President Wilson in tho
name Of the entire labor and Socialist
movement. In view Of his irnpcuding
visit 20 England however. tho ma
tional committee hopes to find an oc-
rasion 10 present the address while
he ~ here
MEM YORK, December 20 Removal
OF the restrictions on lead produccfs
effective tomorrow. who are now free
nouuC"d to-day to the trade by the
lead producers' committee for war SER
Vice.
LONDON. December 20-Adclc Ping
Il prcttN Scotch wife OF a Chinanan.
Was sentenced to five years at hard
Labor to-day in connection with the
innucSt iuto tho death OF Rillic CART on,
the young American actress, tuund
dead OF narcotic poisoning in her savoy
Courts apartment.
LONDON, December Gothic British
army uf occuuat ton is cntcring Dues
Seldorf. ON the Rhine, i, is officially
announced.
tMEKONGEN. HOLLAND. December
20-tount Wilhelm liohcnzollern tho
former Kaiser. is confined to his he'd
suffering from u serious attack OF iu-
iiUeuHa.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
GREAT WELCOME
IS GIVEN TROOPS
AT NEWPORT NEWS
,CDMtinMci From Nirsi pan.A

I''.'H 7 !V!'I EITSt T'iEt.)
Nhosc 80 passengers were a number
OF american. Australian and Caaadinu
nhn naval officers and y. NJ. - 4 and
Rcd Cross workers.
M Italian trade commission. com
posed Of Colonel Hugo P.zearcIlo ana
lieutenant Angelo Fanclli, also was
ing:on. W '"H
fi!tE-Sevcn naval men and rorty-ninc
ciViiians also were aboard the Man
The United States ,ranspor, Eui,eu-
EoFE arrived in port shortly after noon
rom 81 Nazairc, with siXiy-fivc OH .
GERS and men.
Licutcnan; L. f. Cox. Of I.eyjnp.o,,
Va, cited for bravery and credited Win
'apturnE German machimc.gun ncsi
NJ ~ Mihici, was aboard one of the
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
PROMINENT GERMANS
FORM PEOrII"S LEAGUE.

LONDON. December IA "peoplc's
League has been organized in Berlin.
says u Central News dispatch from
Copenhagen today! The leagues CON
!nittcc included Prince Macmillan. or
Eaden. former German Imperial Chan
'riiuT. Hugo iiaasc, Independent So
ciHii@'; Count Won EcrnStorm. formc-
Hmha ssador To the United States, and
Matthias trzhcrger. the ccntrist Leaders.
nr W. :. Solf former German Foreign
!nliiStcr' Friucc Won liohcnlohe-
hassador. and Cardinal Won Hartmann.
Archbishop Of Cologne
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21

10 Biloxi and who swan nearly a mild
TO land yesterday. were reported IN
day TO be recovering from the effect.
of their hardshipS They arc under al
physician,S care ut Chateau Canard al
auntinS lodge, near here, owned b,]
Joseph Letter. Chicago milliono ;ES
Ire boys explained that an cnsto~tv]
WIND Saturday drove their small motor. i
boat out TO sea. The batteries became
without rood or water except what
rain they could gather until yes,erdaw
when they sighted land and swami
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
DRIVE OUT BOLSHEVIKl
Pchsnnts East NJ trchanGcI Orcanizc.
nSa .."c Fighting NuIiuntIy 10
Clear out Enemy

!'NIsTS. DcccmNcr 90-Nussian vol.
unteer forces have driven Tho Sol
sheFiki from the region east OF Arch
ants in that region between III. nece
OF eighteen and forty five have or-an
ized. and are said TO be lighting Val
family against the Rolsh.viIsi. The
peasants have sent an appeal To ,hr
populations OF Northern Russia invit
Ing them to mobilize all their forces
against the BolshcVikI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
GERMANY PLANS ARMY
Copenhagen Dispatch Declares Won
Iiindcnhurg HAS Hccn Chosen
Leader.

LONDON. December 2G-The Ger
man government has accepted ISicid
Marshal won i!ndcnburr's plan for :.
national army. the Copenhagen CORE
SpOndcnt OF tho DAILY MaIi r.nnr,S
III" army is to he the largest Germany
has eyer had. and IS 10 nave Women
auNtii"ries Details Of the project arc
kcpt secret.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
JURY FREES JOHNSON
Faced Court for several DAYS %,
Charge IF Numbering Major
William King.

ELkToN. December 2o-After only
fifteen minutes deliberation - ;urv 80,
day freed Charles Iialwari Johnson,
charged WITH numbering Major VIII
Inc engineer of the Aberdeen proyimr
ground.
Major King was Killed July i last
III .lohnSonS home at Aberdeen john
sons defense was thai tho shooii;c
followed a struggle, and was In SELF
defense -
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
SMALL Hope OF SETTLING
The CHILE-PERU ROW
Question OF Provinces of Tacnn ma
ARE" VIII he Taken 10 Peace
conferences
ny Aa.oUintcdr ro.s

~ ENDS AIRES. December 90 y
IA, LItest Pres press dia.patches from Chile re-
por, that political circles there see
WIN " Irru ana Bolivia by COMPROMISING
~ was reportGd Yesterday in chile that
tE'n iutshdrd To carry the question.
OF INC provinces of Tacna ana Nrico
20 the peace cOnE:oSS
res" diSratches from Lima to-day
a,nAcrt ihLt ant Peruvian mnuiics,a-
ChiiC. 80 wv "
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-12-21
ELECT CENTRAL COMMITTEE
Socialist Members Arc Said 10 i.c
Largely In Majority in Ger
manS's New lBudy.

BERLIN, December 2o-The else
non oil " new central executive con-
ciaiiSt members are largely in the ma
iority giving the Cgh!ne, a support II
heretofore lacked Not only are many
radicals l!i,e Gcors Ledcbour. DR. Au-
gust Mueller and other members OF
nc old executive comnittcc have been
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LEADER OF LfBI:UtIS
WILL. FIGHT SDtrI.IJS'TS

~ AtsOC.HtoG PrCsH
.CoPENHAGEN, December 20.-pr.
Gustav Strosemann leader Of tho IA
t!nnai Liberty party in Germany, has
ANNOUNCED that the German propIc's
party' IN wnicn he has been motive
atnce me revolution, Is absolutely OBJ
posed 10 social democracy and ,yill
ngh; me Socialist rulers. according 10
Seri!n newspapers received here The
cThici party has been summoned 10
d conference which will be held ~,
rAcktOri, ON nceenber 30
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ton. He said that certain disclosures
purporting TO show association OF
Hearst and Eolo were made public FOR
what l frankly admit were political
purposes" He justified this course on
the ground that their publication was
in the public interest