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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
BREWERS WILL RESUME
BEER SALE IMMEDIATELY
Counsel for Organization Advises
That Revenue Department Ex-
ceeded Authority in Ban.
MAY MAKE NBAR-1NToxIcANT
Root and Guthrie Contend Clients
Cannot Be Molested Under Law,
and Recommend Enjoining Wrong
full Interference With Business.
IRy Asrociated p-css1

NEW YORK. March 1.-THE lager
beer brewers board Of trade OF New
York, representing forty-two brewing
concerns i'll New York and Now Jer-
sey, announced today that on advice
of counsel it's members would resume
at once sale OF beer containing 23-4
per cent alcoholic content. This was
forbidden by ruling OF the internal
revenue department, which interpreted
President Wilson's proclamation CT
fective December /. last.
Upon representation by tho board
to Eiihu Root and William d. Guthrie,
of the alcoholic strength specified was
not Intoxicating, tho attorneys advised
the organization today sale of the "a
per, cent product would not be contrary
to law.
SAYS DEPARTMENT ACTED
WITHOUT AUTHORITY
The opinion, held that the internal
revenue department had acted with
out authority in decrecng that sale
OF beer containing more than onc-half
of per cont of alcohol was contrary
to the Presidents proclamation forbid
ding the use Of foodstuffs in brewed
Intoxicating.
The brewers action anticipating en-
iorccment May ! next OF tho reguia-
toxicants" containing one-half Of per
cent OF alcohol was taken under the
internal revenue sale permitting until
that date manufacture OF 23-4 per
cent beer. but requiring that the pro-
duct be dealcohol!zcd TO one half OF
per cent before being shipped for sale
have been making a 81 per cent
brew since January 80 when tho Pres
tdent issued n proclamation permit
ting the production OF near beer no
change in manufacturing methods will
be necessary, ii was stated, TO carry
out the plan decided upon.
RECOMMENDS SUIT IN EQUITY
TO ENJoIN INTERFERENCE
Assuming that the government may
suMmarily attempt or threaten to en-
force the revenue departments inter
advised the brewers, In this event. that
suit in equity be brought ITO enjoin
any wrongful interference with your
business or arrest OF your employees"
Collector Roper. collector OF internal
revenue, when told OF the stand OF
the Now York brewers said tonight:
The situation as IL rests with tho
brewers In New York resolves itself
around the question as TO whether beer
question. IT Will require much analy-
sis and deep study Of the question. As
matter of fact VIC have not as yet
given out. our Interpretation of tho
Presidents proclamation placing ban
on beer. Congress failed to specify
what should be done and left the mat
ter in statu quo, although VIC were
Of the wartime edict. We have been
unable to do so. AS YOU know the
President just released the res, riction
placed on grain"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
MORE THAN A MILLION


KANSAS CITY, MO, March IL
With the waters of tho rivers Of Kan
sas reported reccdinE today. danger
crest OF the flood in the kaw River
is expected to reach Kansas City to-
morrow. Little apprehension is felt
however.
Tho damage in Kansas from the
floods is estimated TO be in excess of
si,o00,00o. half of this sum in Atchi-
son alone. The City Council there is
in session tonight TO determine legal
action to be taken against the Rock
Island, Burlington, Missouri Pacific
and Santa l'c roads because "A bridge
the river to overflow. The bridge
narrowed the channel until it could
not hold the waters. il is charged
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
FLOODS CAUSE HAVOC
IN WEST AND SOUTH
Rivers Overflow and Hundreds OF
Families Arc Rendered
Homeless.
COLD ADDS TO SUFFERING
Water in Rivers Near Chicago Arc
Higher Than mt Any Time in Eigli-
teen Icars-GovcrnmenL Ware.
house CoIlapscS.

CHICAGO. March 17.-Rivers are out
Of their banks and hundreds of smaller
Ing torrents tonight. swollen by rain
and snow that fell during storms that
tore through the Middle West and
southern States during the last three
days.
Some communities arc cut OF from
port In ma1H c ihH and u vnSes 10 fame
lilies have been driven from their
homes, homes BY Ut the enEc a,3 nood The
likely to BIO much Suffering among
the refugees from the cold.
In the suburbs of Chicago scores OF
by the flooded Desplaines and Calumet
Riycrs. The water in these streams
is higher I Than il has been in eighteen
Ing used to remove families from tho
Hooded dwellings and save household
Action of the water caused gov
Gsrnmcnt warehouse on the Chicago
Thres ives ives We're We're lost lost near wau,xon
Iowa, wnen IL man. woman and child
were swept away while trying TO cross
were drowned in crossing a small
stT rna , near Forestburg. S. D.,
out OF their banks today. flooding
thousands of acres Of rich farm land
and driving many families from their
From six to eight inches OF rain
nas fallen in Western Arkansas. West
tennessee and Northern Mississippi.
The country is fiat and without drain
age and some plantations are under
more than foot Of water.
The Arkansas River is washing the
icvccs and volunteers are patroling
the banks with sand bags 10 be used
IN stopping break IL II develops at
any weak spot.
In the Far Northwest. in the Da-
koias and Montana. temperatures arc
near the zero mark tonight. Tho cold
weather VIII spread SouthcaS ward
covering the States now in the grin
OF tho floods. Zero weather in this
region would create intense suffering
and possible loss OF life
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
DR.. WALTER K. WILKINS is
WANTED ON MURDER CHARGE
Lcng Beach. \. u. Physician Aceu,ed
OF Staying His wife on
$40 February -.

LONG BEACH, y. e. March l7.-Dr.
Walter Keene wilkins will he arrested
on sight. ii was announced here to-
night FOLLOWING an application to
Justice Coleman by District ATTORNEY
Charles r. Weeks for a warrant for
the physician in connection with the
here on February 81
Y Developments in the murder mys-
terry today were the report that a
second Will. made by Mrs. Wilkins.
had been discovered. and the sealing
of DR.. wilkins New York apartment,
at 1914 West Sixty-ifth Street, b. a
Burns detective and an officer repre-
.senting District Attorney Weeks
y The district attorney and other Off
cials concerned in unraveling tho muir
der mystery refused 10 make any
statement today. but admitted they
were closer TO solution of the mys-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
DR.. N0RDU ISHlDA ON TRIAL
Japanese Mental Expert CHARGED with
Murder OF FelIow-Physician
in Hospital.

BALTTMORE, MD, March 17.-Dr
Nordu Ishida. noted japanese c1pert
on mental diseases, today was placed
charged with tho murder of DR.. George
Mo!n by shooting at the Sheppard
fratt Hospital last December lie
pleaded not guilty.
the motive for tho shooting has
never been made entirely clear. but II
mas been reported that Ishida was
Jealous OF the attentions OF DR.. Wolf
TO one Of the nurses OF the hospitaI
10th men were attached 10 the hos
pitai staff. ''
DR.. lshida was sent to this country
ny tho Japanese government TO snc
cia!i2e further in the study OF INSANITY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
MILWAUKEE RIVER OVER
BANKS; COUNTRY NnATEn

MiWALUKEE. WIS. March IT,
Floods throughout Wisconsin are
causing much damage. Train move
Tents have been stopped in tho west
kcc the Milwaukee River has gone
over it's banks. and has swept away
everything movable in portions OF the
region near tic. Milwaukee Club.
Flooded placements, which ucccssi-
tatcd families remaining up half the
night to bail them out: lowlarius
turned into lake that stretches as
far as the eye can reach. arc results
Of the foods along the upper Milwau-
kco River
Swollen by tho rainfall of tho last
two days the Mcnominco River has
risen four feet in Wauwatosa, west of
this city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
SPAIN FAvORS PRINCIPLES
T. PRESENTED nI PRESIDENT
INV AssocIntrd prcs.1

by Associated Prcss.
81 MADRID, March ia committee
appointed BY the government to study
ihc subject of Spanish participation in
tho league OF nations has submittsd a
report which will be considered at ii
special Cabinet. The government en-
Hrely indorsed President Wilson's pro-
posalS, but reserves it's decision as to
reouctions of ornaments and tic FIX
ing or military forces by members OF
The league.
-'-- It is understood the government will
sesssk definite assurances as TO the
Spanish coast line, protcctoratcs in
service AS social discipline for Spain.
Tho wish is also expressed that this
country may maintain close rcla tions
with South American nations.
Spain viii be represented at con-
fcrences Of neutral nations at Paris
by Manuel Gonzales lIontoria, a Liberal
Deputy. and in 1919 Under Secretary
noncs may also go to Paris 10 attend
at least some sittings of the neutral
conference.
Senior Hontoria and other members
of the committee who arc supporters
OF President Wilson's ideas consider
that the findings submitted to the gov
crnment in its report will have pccli-
liar weight: both because Spain is one
of the leading neutral nations and be-
among Latin American countries IA
voring the establishment of a league
OF nations. Spain is ready to present
her views to tho neutral conference
on military, economic and social quas-
tons. but will not discuss Moroc-
co. considering her rights so in
dlsputahle that discussion is unncccs-
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DENIES REAcTIoNaRY CHARGE
SRepreseutatire Mann Says Committee
Ought to Satfsfy Every Loyal
S53 Republican.

wASHINGTON, March l7.-Roprc
sentative Mann, of Illinois former Re
publican leader in the House, in a
iStStement tonight. denied tho charge
iof Representative LonSworth. OF Ohio.
that the Republican organization OF
The next House as arranged by tho
scommittee on committees. was reac.
ttonary. The organization was as
serted by MT. Mann to be such az
SJfueht to satisfy every loyal Repubii.
ScinSan avery lover Of good, sane.
legislation" -.
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In.erIbe Name. of Actor,.

LONDON March l1.-Jnscribed on a
panel which formerly, held the an
nouncement that the Emperor Of Ger
there arc now the names OF go Lon
don actors and musicians who gave
which was yesterday dedicated with
appropri tate ceremonies by the Bishop
OF London. was placed in the thcater
bers, of the theatrical profession in
England
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Wish to I1.tuDil.h Identify.
ny Associated Press. !

WASHINGTON, March l7..-Inouir
was made today by the American Re
Cross through tse Greek legation :
Identify Lieutenant Walker OF
Red Cross relief force in Macedonoih.
who Is reported 10 have died fror
typhus at Athens. Hcadaua rters of ii
dated March 5. reporting the death q
2 lieutenant Edward Walker. witho,,
further Identification. There have bee
unofficial reports of death In Greco
Of 4 Dr. Samuel ]. Walker
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Miss ABBOT Carnival Queen.

Especial 70 The THINGS DISPATCH
DANNTbLE. VA. March IA ball
given by the Danville Lodge of I2lks
indoor carnival which WAS held last
week. Miss Louise Abbott, who won
the popularity contest. was crowned
queen OF tho carnival and also re-
ceived n purse OF $3.50.
The Danville Red Men Will hold
ten day carnival starting this week at
the Fair Grounds
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
DREADED FOR
NIGHT TO CONE
Texas Lady, In Pretty Bad Fix,
Heard Of Cardui, Tried 1t,
and Now Says 1t Saved
Her Life.

Chiffon, Texas.-Mrs. Mary Rease,
OF this place. states: Sometime ago
| was quite sick and suffered great
deal. had been suffering quite a
while K. At times l had such Sc
we're pains in my back, across my
hips and in my sides,-I was In a
pretty bad fix was 30 restless ]
dreaded for night to come.
Having heard OF Cardui, I thought
I'd try 1t commenced to get
better with my first bottle. I took
six bottles Of Cardui, and will tell
any woman what this Cardui Home
Treatment can and will do If taken
according to directions. We not only
feel 1t cured but {. most likely
saved my life. am able to do my
work with ease and know Cardui, did
it,"
Cardui has been found to relieve
many womanly pains and ailments,
and thousands Of women have writ
ten to tell OF the benefit 1t has been
to them, in cases of female troubles
and weakness.
Cardui Is prepared from mild, me-
dtcinal ingredients, which act - q
tonic and help build up health and
strength in a natural manner. 10
Try Cardui. At lruggieta.--AAR,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
HUNDREDS OF HOMES
FLOODED IN WISCONSIN,

OCONTO. WIS. March I7.-Hun-
drcdS OF homes AS we'll as factories
mills and lumber yards arc flooded ant.
thousands OF dollars worth Of property
have been destroyed as Il result OF the
Oconto river ovcrNowinG its banks in
ono OF the most serious floods cxpori-
enccd here in years. 1t WAS cctima cd
today that 800 persons arc homeless
inc electric plant has been affected
and tho city is in darkness
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Soldier. Arc cone. prrnkcr,.

PITTSBUKGH. PA. March l7.-Sol-
dies and sailors who passed through
days of February drank on an average
Of 200 gallons Of coffee day. accord
ing to n report just issued by the can
teen service OF the Red Cross In the
time stated 33.A91 soldiers and sailors
entered the city The report. shows
$1,000 gallons of coffee. more than 1900
doughnuts and other articles were dis
tributcd to the fighting men.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
VOLCANO IN ERUPTION
lnha bitants OF Chilean Coast Town.
fieeins From Their Homes
for Safety.

SANTIAGO, March l1.-Thc volcano
OF Calbuco, on the .coas, Of Chile. south
inhabitants OF Caste, on tho ISLAND -,
Chiloe and other nearby towing are nv.
ing from their homes. Ashes and lava
and houses In the Vicinity 'H'"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18

Department has awarded the Dtsttn-
guished Service Cross for exceptional
bravery to Private. George %. Ward.
iccnth Infantry "a. s. No. I3l7734).
for extraordinary hcrolsm in action
near Bellicourt, France. September 20.
1918. Private Ward was severely
wounded In this action. Homo address.
Thomas Ward. father. Fayetteville.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Habltuni Constipation Cured
In Ii to II DnIa

"LAX-FoS WITH PEPSIN" Is spc-
cially-preDared Syrup Tonic-LaXative
for Habitual Constipation. II relieves
promptly but should be taken rcgu-
larry for II to 81 days TO induce rcgu-
lar action. It Stimulates and Rcgu-
lates. Very Pleasant TO Take. COO per
bottle.-Adv.
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Use AirpInnes 10 Spread Rcd Doctrine
BY A9hnClL q II L. - Wv.

WASHINGTON. March l7.-Thc nus.
sian Bolshcvist government is pianninr
70 use aircratt In propaganda cam,
paiSn In England and Franco accord
Ing TO swedish reports made pubiic
today by tho state Department. ph AVA
tors for the work are said TO be in
training at MOSCOW. The schcroc {, -
drop papers containing RoIsherist
propaganda written in invisible ink
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
NEWS BULLETINS

WASHINGTON, March I7.-Au,horitv
vas given BY the War Department TO-,
DAY 20 ofiicers and enlisted men of
me United states Army who served
II, IN inc armies OF any cobelligerent to
wear the chevronS and badges denot
government. '"o
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
and overshadowinss tho new GOV

.ns and overshadowinss tho new Gov
The Berlin correspondent OF tho
( 4ali,s who ,on February u sent a dis
htst uprising in Germany. has arrived
3 a. 11Snuon, having left Berlin on March
4 alter q residence there of three
Y .sssHs so.terates the statements made
u his etspatch:, saying that President
SsGDert Chancellor Scheidcmann and
=Mtnister of War Noske are merely pup
q Vets. He declares that for the purpose
\ members OF the military caste 10 re-
+ appear as organizers OF the new re-
--Qublican armies.
MILITARY CASTE GIVES
COUNTRY IT'S LEADERSHIP
These men are the real governors
The ediets, and Chancellor Scheidemann
ana his colleagues willingly sign
e. Similar testimony is given by other
correspondents in tclegraphing from
43erlin. some stating the capture OF
the suburb of Lichtcnbcrg has been
prolonged with view
sto exterminating the Spariacans, whose
treatment at the hands Of government
troops is said to be sharply condemned.
w milo alleged atrocities are attributed
been given are doubted or denied.
g Even the Forwaerts admits them to
he much exaggerated. Tho cores
dpondents concur in the statement that
shat further trouble is Inevitable.
According TO dispatch to the Mail.
Re Spartacan revolt Will certainly re-
miracle happens. II adds that Herr
Noske's forces have been recruited by
Hribes and promises of big ration, and
in ri in
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18

Colds Cause Grip and Innuenxs
LAXATIVE BROMo QUININE Tablets
remove the cause. There Is only one
"Bromo Quininc.c L. w. GROVES
signature on the box. 30c.-Adv.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18


day TO officers and enlisted men IF
me United states Army who served
wear the chevrons and badges denot
InE such service awarded them by that
government. o-
NEW ORLEANS. March l7.-An-
nounSen'ent was made tonight that as
drive. New Orleans Lodge No "a
nsSSnevoient and Protective Order OF
IN no retains its place as leading lodge
n. y lodge finished second. several
hundred behind New Orleans. the mem
5000 " '" VI
ro NEW No,o1 YORK Or +, March 17.-Kenyon
on art topics. died today in this " city
from pneumonia. lie was born in
years. Of s 1nio' "a and vas
states includiing, the Library Of Con
f<or from IN he ne wHH the medal of
Tor mural paintings.
NASHVILLE. TENN. March 17-r,.
rhurch. South, today accented eisrht
s s@"s women The1 ior foreign mis;ionary
son Clark, Sunnysidc. Va, and Fan.
me '. scott. Tcney Creek, S. c.
WAsHINGToN, March 1.-THE coas.
aaftiiIery leads all other branches Of
INC army III per cent returned TO this
Tp% snartn,s up to March 81, The war
INC coast artillery abroad last No
Eember II, 72 per cont had sailed on
ma GATE. The tank corps was second.
WIN o. per cent returned Only ner
cent or tho quartermastcr's CORPS had
sailed. -" ia"
NORFOLK. Va March 17-Tbe
steamer Josiah Macy, rcported This
morning as having encountered a sub
merged obstacle off the North Caro-
una coast. arrived In port this after
noon under her own steam and but
slightly damaged. She proceeded TO
Newport News after discharEine her
cargo. She brought cargo OF oil
from Baton Rouge
COLUMBIA. S. c.. March 17.-All
ohicers who have not applied for regu-
iar service. and all those applying who
nave been turned down. Will be given
1t was announced today at Camp Jack
son II also was announced that 4 OOO
enlisted men here Will be discharged
from the service before March 81. cy
elusive of men arriving from over
seas
THE HAUGE. March l7.-Prore4sor
W. j. NJ, VanEysinga. or Leyden Uni
Ncrsity, has been appointed to repre-
sent holland At the meeting Of neutral
representatives in Paris 10 exchange
lessor VanEysinsa is professor of in.
I ternallOna! law Lev1eu
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18

THE HAUGE. March I7-Profcssor
W J. NJ; VanEysinga. OF Leyden Uni
Nersity has been appointed to repre-
representatives in Paris 10 exchange
views on the league OF nations. Pro-
lessor VanEysinga is professor of in
tcrnationaI law al Leyden 80
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-03-18
Stomach ills

permanently disappear after drinking
the celebrated Shivar Mineral Water.
Positively guaranteed by monoy-back
offer. Tastes fine: costs a trtne. De-
livcred anywhere by our Richmond
agents. pencc-Nunnamakcr Co. Phone
them.-Adv.
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NASHVILLE, TENN. March -
hoard Of missions or the Methods,
rnurch. South, today accepted eigh,
!ounS women for foreign missionary
service. They include Margaret Hob
son Clark, Sunnysidc. Va, and Fan.
mic '. Scott. Tcney Creek s {,
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1919-08-23
DIsGRAzIA AUTOMOBILIsTICA

DONORA, PA.-Due morti tre
feriti e. il risultato una disgrazia
avvenuta giorni or sono su la via
di Webster. L'automobile occupata
dai disgraziati allo svolto della via
81 capovolse mentre correva a tutta
velocita'. | morti sonO: Giorgio Oh
chi di 40 ami, di Pittsburg, Pa, Clio
vanni Lango, di ami 80, da Mones-
sen, Pa. l feriti rispondono al Sc
guenti nomi: Michele Machico, di sc
ami, da Monessen, Pa, ferito ALA
faccia ed ale mani; Giorgio Lilec, di
30 ami, ferito ALA faccia, allie mani
e contusioni interne; Giovanni Paul
sinz, di % ami, del 273S Carson ST.,
Pittsburg, Pa, lacerazioni ALA fac
cia l feriti furono ricoverati alTo-
spedale.
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FERITO PER ISBAGLIO

BEAVER FALLS, PA.-Alcuni l.
taljani, mezzo beVuti, accesero una
viva discussions ira loro. Non passo'
motto, che come al solito, dale pa
role 81 venne al fatti ira il parapi-
glia e lie botte da orbi, un passante
certO Relies Buckstein, di "a ami da
Koppel rimase ferito al petto allie
vicinanze del cuore. II poveretto fu
trasportato alIEllwood City Hospital
dove versa in criticize condizioni. Due
italiani, di cui non 81 conoscono ora
i nomi, sono stati rinchiusi in gat-
tabuia.
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mon1o in famiglia, per registrare il
fausto avvenimento. La penna invece
con cui 81 sottoscrisse il trattato bal
canicO apparteneva ed appartiene an
cora oggi a un giornalista inglese, il
dottor Dillon.
Passando all'odierna pace, diremo
che una gentil accolta di signorine ha
offerto Lloyd George una penna di
orc. L'offerta, senza dubbio gradita,
l'ha messo in un evidente imbarazzo,
poiche' egli ST era, in precedenza, i'm
pegnato di impiegare un'altra penna
per la storica firma.... Sc ci volgiamo
poi all'insalutato Wilson, apprendia-
mo che Pofferta dele penne e. stata
abbondantissima. Anche CIemenceau
ne e. state fornito in gran copia; i
donatori appartengono in maggior
parte ad Istituzioni di coltura ad
educandati.
Fra POGO s'accaniranno ricercato-
ri, i collezionisti di questi fragili e
prezloSI Strument1 del colOssale trait
tato di Pace. Naturalmente, anche le
penne pseudo storiche, 81 tramuteran-
no in tesori non mancheranno gil
audaci che lie lanceranno in circola-
zione, ALA morbosita' collezionistica
degli arricchiti I'm repulisti di carta
asciugante, portacenere, portapenne e
Matte e. state compute gia' fin dal
I maggie nella famosa Sala degli
Specchi a Versailles E, infne, ci
chiediamo perplessi: Sc lie penne con
cui 81 f1rmo il trattato di Amiens,
furono valutate, mel 1926 $3.50
franchi ciascuna, quale somma ia
olosa saliranno, fra non motto, quel-
le che firmarono nelIo scorso giugno
il trattato di pace con la Germania?