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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Be Natural and You VIII
Meier Be off Guard

IETE all admire naturainess- Arti-
w ncialIty at its best is a poor sub
stitute for the real thing
In thinking Of artificiality we usu-
ally think OF paper flowers. plaster
diamonds and supsrfluous complex
ions. Did you ever think what lot
Of artificiaiity there is about people
that you don't grasp until you start
talking with thems
When we meet anyone we instinct-
lively base our opinion on what we see
.Genuineness in appearance has lot
to do with our impression Haven't
you caught yourself running your
fingers lightly over the name on the
card you have just been presented7
That's an example Of hunting for the
genuine
The reason for artificiality IS the
attempt to appear what you aren't
It can't be done. II you aren't a very
good actor yon will be caught off
guard some day
our Individuality lies in the fact
that we are different from the other
person. and the person who tries to
Initiate another. in speech or action
or what not. IS throwing away his
only interesting characteristic. his in
After We have lived awhile under
false pretences it is impossible to be
natural. even TO ourselves II IS as
easy to think a flower that has once
blooned can shut and be a bud again
again after We nave lived outside our
selves
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Miss Holland and W. C. Lane United
In Church Wedding at Las Cruces

ONE Of the most important events
" in Las Cruces social circles this
season occurred Sunday evening when,
in St PauI's Methodist church. Wal
lace c. Lane. of this city. and Miss
Mary Lee Holland. Of Las Cruces. were
united in marriage. The church was
decorated, ferns and sweet peas in
rainbow shades being employed very
effectively. Prior to the ceremony.
Mrs. J. ". Lorentzen, Of this city. SIS
ter Of Mr.. Lane, sang "An For You"
with Mrs. J. W. Stevens accompanying
her at the piano. Next came the ush-
ers. A. L Cox. Albert T. Sigal. Victor
Hector, all of Ell Paso. and HUMBOLDT
Casad. of Mesiila Park n H. Inc
chorus. composed OF Mrs sweet. MIS-
Lewis Broaddus, Mrs. B Cade. Miss
Aida O'Hara. Miss Lea Eta O'Hara
and Miss Cola Mae Freeman. ali
frocked in dainty white organdy, sang
the bridal chorus from Lohensrln
Next came the bridesmaids, first. Miss
Alleen Moore. of FL Paso. frockeG in
pink orEsndy with pink satin sash.
her arm bouquet Of sweet peas. next.
Miss Helen Burke. OF Las Cruces. IN
blue organdy. her arm bouquet OF pink
Las Cruces. in pink organdy, and MISS
Agnes Lallance in blre organdy. All OF
the froclcs Of the bridesmaids were de-
signed alike The matron Of honor
was Mrs. Ruth Howell sister. Of the
bride. and she was goWned in gray
charmeuse. combined with georget
and her arm bouquet was OF pink
roses. The flower girls were Julia
I.oreutzen, Greta Turney and Laura
Frenger. al in the daintiest frocks
possible Of white organdy. They car
ried French baskets Of rose petals
which they scattered in the path Of
the bride, who came in with her broth
er. S. ). Holland. Of Lake Charles. Ia
who gave her If marriage. The bride
was very lovely in her wedding gown
Of duchess lace over white satin.
gracefully draped and caught here
and there with orange blossoms Her
bridal veil was arranged in hood eff
feet, caught with orange blossoms and
her bouquet en- shower. was formed
Of white rosebuds and cape jasmine
The bride and her brother met Mr.
Lane with his best man, Spencer OAR
hvshire. of this city. beneath an arch
OF ferns and sweet peas and there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
PictureSquely Arranged Dance Is
Given by the ElkS at Their Club

one of the most delightful OF the
~ weekend dances was the one given
at the Elks' club. While informal the
dance was very picturesquely ar
ranged and the details cleverly car
ried out. The dance was given in the
east court at the Elks' club house.
which was decorated with flags and
blossoms of the June season The cleo
trio lights were covered with shades
fashioned in replica Of flowers and
the lights shed from them cast rain
bow glow over the other pretty fea-
lures Of the dance. The music was
furnished by a stringed orchestra
Charles Armstrong. chairman Of the
social committee. with the members
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
I uesday's Calendar
OF Social EOenis

7 luncheon at 1 o'clock at Hotel
Il Paso del Norte. given by Mrs Zach
White honoring the four debutantes
Of the season. Miss Nancy Williams,
Miss Lydia Happier, Miss Helen Dunn
and Miss Margaret Neff.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. ". Turney will
give dance at the Turney home, on
Montana street, in compliment to Miss
Nancy Williams.
The Missionary society of the First
Presbyterian church will hold a meet
ing at 4 o'clock at the church. and at
this meeting a reception viii be given
in compliment to Mr. and Mrs. How
ard Durkee.
The initial dance to be given by the
Eighth engineers will take place at
Camp Boyd Tuesday evening. The
young women viii be escorted to the
viii meet at 1850 o'clock Mrs William
Wallace vii lact as chaperon.
The WOmen's Christian Temperance
union viii meet at the home OF Mrs.
J. Z. Spence, 1901 Mesa avenue, at
o'clock Friday afternoon.
Mrs. p r Knickerbocker and Mrs.
Empress Arlington viii entertain the
members of Trinity Methodist Mis-
sionary society Tuesday afternoon az
$3.50 O'clock ir the parsonage
The Altar Guild of Saint Clements
Episcopal church viii meet on Tues
day afternoon at o'clock
The Woman Missionary society Of
Central Baptist church will meet al
the church at 4 o'clock
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Mrs. w. B. Latta Gives Dinner in Honor
Of Debutantes; Guests Dance Later

TIE spacious gallery at the Country
1 club was the scene on Saturday
evening of a dinner given by Mrs ".
3. 1atta for her cousin. Miss Helen
Loomis. and Miss Helen Dunn, Miss
Margaret Neff, Miss Lydia Happier
and Miss Nancy Williams. the debu-
tantss Of the year. Mrs. Latta. with
the five honor guests. received the
guests at the entrance of the ball
room at the clubhouse and the guests
were served from small tables placed
the length OF the gallery and very
eaintily appointed with embroidered
cloths. each conferred with 4 crystal
bowl OF larkspur in lavender tints and
pink roses. Extending from the cen
trail bowl with silver links were
smaller vases of the same dainty bios
SONS and the CONNECTIONS and other
appointments of the table were in
keeping with the pink and lavender
color scheme After dinner, the
guests danced until after the 18th
dance and then mOtOred to the roof
garden at Hotel Paso del Norte, where
they danced for the remainder Of the
evening. Many smart gowns were
worn al this party. among them Mrs
latta's frock Of white georget. built
over white satin and beaded in crys-
tai. Miss Loomis's pretty <rock was
of white georget and white taffeta
combined and trimmed with touches
OF silver ribbons Miss Helen Dunn
wore a smart frock Of white draped
taffetz with touches Of silver on
bodice and skirt Miss Margaret Nefs
wore q creation of white -ulle over
-
French rosehuds OF blue and pink
Miss Lydia Happier was cOstumed IN
white tulie, very fluffy and dainty
and trimmed with touches OF silver
Miss Nancy Wiiliams's lovely gown
was Of white taffeta modishly draped.
the Grapes caught with French nose
gays in dainty shades
The guest list moulded Miss Helen
LOOMS. Miss Helen Dunn Miss Mar
garet Neff. Miss Nancy Williams. Miss
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Awag.

Mrs. s. A.. W'estbrook and baby are
leaving today Tor Douglas- where they
VIII join her husband. who IS COM
handing officer there Of the motor
transport corps
Mss Sailie Blake left on Saturday
with Mrs l. 4 Shedd for a visit in
California Miss Blake had her auto
mobile shipped in order that she
might take a motor trip after her ar
rial IN California
Mrs. Butler. wife Of W. ~ Butler,
OF the Union Bank and Trust COM
pany, accompanied by her small
daughter. sara May. left a few days
past for Camp Mills where they go to
visit Mrs Buffers son. Lieut. H ".
Butler who is stationed there
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

the ring service Of the Methodist
church took place, the officiant being
Rev. T. l. Lallance-
During the ceremony Miss Annie
Laurel played.
The bride came to Las Cruces from
her former home in Lake Charles. La.
a year ago and taught last year in the
Mesllla Park public school. A section
Of pews in the church was reserved
for her pupils.
Mr. Lane is a business man of this
city and served during the war with
commission as lieutenant The couple
left after the ceremony for El Paso
where they are at home in the Lam
beth apartments
One Of the many delightful pre-
nuptial social affairs given in Las
Cruces. incident to the Lane-HoIland
wedding was the dinner given by Mr.
Lane and his fiancee on Saturday eve
ming at the Campbell house when they
entertained the members of their we'd
ding party
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Out OF 7 GUN i iisitOrs.

O. F Walton. OF Glamorgordo. is at
Hotel Sheldon.
Bander and family. OF Noria. y. NJ.
are at the sheldon.
P. r. Clayton Of Yuma. Ariz.. is a
guest at the Sheldon
?. IL Letlore. of Hi. y. n. is a
guest 1t the Laughlin-
Mrs SalIie Sexton. OF e. Paso. Is a
guest at the Laughlin
Irene Clarkson. Of Deming. y. ". is
a guest at Hotel Mccoy.
William Z. Davis. Of Albuoueroue
IS guest at Hotel Mccoy.
JOnn J. McCOurt. Of Demfnc y II
IS guest at the Laughlin-
Miss Helen A. Dasher. OF Chicago.
IS a guest at Hotel Laughlin
l. T.. treudenthal. OF Las Cruces.
n NJ. is at Hotel del Norte.
Lieut. NJ T. Edie, Of Maria, Texas.
is guest at Hotel Sheldon.
W l. Jackson Of Arcadia, Fla. is
registered at Hotel LauEhlin.
Nellie Perry. OF MesilIa Park. n IT
Is registered at Hotel Mccoy.
6 A. Darlington. OF Gallup. \. II
is a guest at Hotel del Norte
frank L. Taylor Of Deming. \ II
Is registered at Hotel Sheldon.
- - T. Clymer. j., OF Las Cruces. n
NJ: IS registered at the Mccoy.
Mrs ". c. Field. Of Las Cruces n
NJ is REGISTERED at Hotel Sheldon.
Mr. and Mrs. a. J. Zingle. OF Fl
Faso, are registered at the Laughliu.
j. n Mcknight, OF Sierra Blanca
ieNaS- Is Registered at the Mccoy
A. G. 4oeman and Mrs. Yoeman- ~
II Paso, are guests at the I.aughlfn
j. ) Patterson and family. OF pal
las. texas. are guests at the I.aughiin
- enn L. Graham and Mrs Graham Of
4erlin 2 "a; y "; are at the del Norte.
l. l. Monderly and family, of FL
riaso. are REGISTERED at Hotel Laugh
r. H Kaughten and Mrs. Kauehfen.
or Albuquerque. are guests at the SIC
c. z. Baker and Mrs. Baker o.
SSfr1sllllio' Texas, are guests at the
c. o. Finley and ms. Finley Of
s sfai,eah.Ine' Texas. is = guest at the
Marguerite Foote. Of silver CITY. \
NJ. IS a guest a Hotel del Norte.
; W Lay and Mrs Law. Of Carlsbad
y NJ are guests at the del Norte
MIS- John g. Owen. Of Santa Rita.
n NJ - registered at Hotel del Norte
Dwight A Peterson. OF Fort Bay
81 ssa; n NJ. IS registered at Hotel
M, and Mrs. Kester. and children.
Of III Paso- are registered at the
F. W. Mister and Mrs. Mister. Of
Laughlin
W; g. Williams and A. W. Pollard.
OF Deming, \. II. are guests at the
del NOrte-
Mrs George D. Elliott and son. Of
tucson. Ariz.. are registered at the
del Norte.
Mrs. Hanson and Mrs. Dwyer and
son. Of Columbus, y. NJ. are REGISTERED
at the Laughlin hotel
Charles del Curto. Mrs. del Curto
ana r. 3 Holmes. OF Las Cruces. y
n. are guests at the Mccoy.
Mrs. II. 3. Hamilton. Mrs F. F
Nudge and Miss May Hamilton, of
c. rrizozo- y. a.. ore 1T Hotl sal Norte
Mrs William Blackburn White. Of
Colunbu New Mexico. wife Of Lieut.
White. OF the 2ith infantry. arrived
in the city during the week end to
be the house guest OF Miss Katherine
Tepfer. Miss Tepfer and other friends
IN the city are planning a number of
pretty social courtesies for Mrs.
White.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Lydia Happier, Miss We're de We're
Adams. Miss Kathleen Simms. Miss
Margaret Lewis. Miss Marion Howe
Miss Marie Biddle. Miss Dorcas Anne
Payne. Miss Katherine White. Miss
Jane Burgess. Miss Katherine Dick,
Miss Dorothy Smith, Miss Frances
Smith, Miss Anne Magoffin. Miss
Mary MagoffiD. Miss Ruth Rawlings,
Miss Lillian Corcoran. Miss Elizabeth
Stevens, Miss Catherine Earle. Miss
Sarah Bridgers; Mai. r R Neyland.
Lieut. Walter Wood. Lieut. Chas
Gross, Capt Desmond O'Keefe, Capt
r. D. Delehanty, Lieut.. Lane Holman,
Lieut. Collins, Lieut. John Mclean,
Lieut.. Kotzebue. Lieut.. J. c Bracken-
ridge. Lieut. David Potter. Lieut.. c.
G. Hutchinson, Lieut.. Cunningham,
Herndon Kemp. Page Kemp. Malcolm
Webb. Jack Happer, Clark Wright,
Harvey Wilcox, Guyler Magruder.
Roland Kemp, Robert Smith. Mott
Rawlings, II y. Mott
Miss Mary Nafe entertained with
beautifully appointed dinner on sat
urday evening at her home on West
Boulevard The hand painted place
cards contained a conundrum and the
answers were drawn from a center
piece OF flowers and caused much
merriment After dinner dancing
was enjoyed. Miss Nafe has Just re-
turned from her third year in Mills
college il Oakland, Calf.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
W|FE'S TROUBLE
COST MORE
THAN $1,000
''Tanlac has restored her
to health again, I" he de-
clares.

After I spent over two thousand
dollars for medicines for my wife
without doing her any good. It sure
does seem wonderful to me that Just
a few bottles Of Tanlsc have restored
her TO health again." is the remark
able statement made q few days ago
bv Harry c. French. who resides at
240 Ia Branch street, Houston. Texas
Several months ago. he contin-
ued, my Tife's health failed. she lost
her appetite and. before realized il
her condition had gotten to be so bad
that she was in danger Of q complete
breakdown What little she forced
herself to eat disagreed with her and
she suffered agonies from the gas
that rose from the undigeseed food in
Dated and suffered from sucl terrible
headaches that her nervous stem
went all to pieces and she couldn't
sleep more than half the night she
worried so much over her condition
and became so Respondent that she
would hardly speak a dozen words
during the day.
"I got several specialists to pre-
scribe for her and got her to take
many different medicines and posi-
lively nothing did her the least good
but Tanlac. Soon after she started
on her first bottle 1 noticed that she
was picking up and getting TO be
more cheerful and she has continued
to improve right along ever since
She eats anything she wants now and
it all, agrees with her, she talks and
laughs most all the time and is al
ways in a good humor- she sleeps
Ike a child and nothing worries her
at all In fact, she is entirely like
a different person"
Tanlac is sold in e. Paso by Kelly
& Pollard and by the leading drug /
gists in practically every city. town
and village in America--Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

THE Missionary society OF the First
L Presbyterian church viii meet on
Tuesday afternoon at o'clock in
stead OF the usual meeting hour OF ,
o'clock and an interesting program is
planned. This meeting viii be in the
nature of a reception honorins Mr.
and Mrs Howard Durkee. Mr.. Durkee
has been overseas for the past year
on duty with the Y. " C. A. and has
many interesting experiences to re-
late concerning his life there. Mrs.
Henry T. Bowie is TO be hostess for
the afternoon and she viii be assisted
By a group OF Y ". c. a friends
Not only members Of the missionary
society and members Of the congre-
cation viii attend this reception but
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Mr.. and Mrs. Durkee to Be Honored
By a Missionary Society Dinner

, all friends Of the Durkees viii be
guests for the afternoon
The Woman's auxiliary OF Central
Baptist church viii have their regu-
lar missionary meeting Tuesday at
The church az I O'Clock
Program.
Topic. Christian Education"
Song, Make Ne = Channel OF Bless
ing Today"
Scripture quotations about Wis
DOM by auxiliary.
Prayer-Mrs- w NJ Bsrryhiu
Talk. why should 10 To College
and Why 10 a Christian Colege2"
Miss Marie HatcheIL
Texas Baptist colleges and schools
~Bayor University.- Miss Louise
Peach.
-BayOr College" Miss Mabel Nc
aBayor College Of Medicine" Mss
Jimmie Mae Laneston-
I Howard Payne College" Miss Ruby
] Vermillion
''BurIeson College Miss Willie Mae
n Decatur ec6iH College. Mss Mildred
college Of 8Iarshall.'' Miss Lois
Vermilli9n-
..Rusk Academy. Miss Lois Mccall
san Marcus Academy Miss Anita
MARSHALL
Hatcheil.
Vocal solo. Miss Jimmie Mae LanEs-
ton.
'Women's Training school At Fort
Worth" Mrs. T. c. Bray
song. Texas. Pride OF the South"
Closing prayer. Mrs. Flenniken-
The women's auxiliary Of the First
Baptist church viii Get in the
church parlors at O'Clock Tuesday
afternoon and the following mission
AIRY program viii be given
subject. Christian Education.
leader Mrs Julian Hughes
song. I'VE Praise Thee God"
Prayer.
Scripture reading, Mrs. J. D. Thur
man
The Meaning and Value OF Chris
ton Education" Mrs. John Quinn
Historical Beginning Of Our De-
nominational Schools, Mrs Il Il
Pye.
Vocal solo, Mrs. r V PEARSON.
Christian Education in Foreign
Lands" Mrs. J. T. Davis
Prayer.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

.ORGANDIE gowns always manage
~ to be quaint. That adjective fits
this sheer pink frock. which is made
of crisp organdie. It's fichu-like col
lar is edged with a quilting Of pink
organdie picot finished The vestee is
mousseline de sole. The broad girdle
develops = novel idea in the rounded
overlap. The lower edge also carries
quilting. Rose quillings~ our
grandmothers called these quillings
The deep trnic falls over a tight fit
ting long skirt This tunic is really
straight ruffle. which is trimmed with
rose quillings that run in wavy lines
and make very effective border. The
flowers tucked in the belt shade in
tones OF pink. This gown may be re-
produced in rose or lemon yellow or
candle. with self-colored quilting. The
hat which is worn with this after
noon f-ock is trimmed with old blue
ribbon and pink roses.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
Queen Quality Shoes.

You viii understand that Queen
Quality really means queen" Quality
when you see our complete line OF
summer styles There is a style for
every taste and one that viii surely
please you
Special attention to mail orders
I.erner shoe Co, 229 san Antonio St
Adv
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
HAS LOCAL POIsONIvc.~

Elwood, Ind. June 1e.-One Of the
most unusual cases that has ever come
to the attention Of Elwood physicians
is that OF Mrs. Lena Resinger, IS,
cashier for the G. 7. Sellers Kitchen
Cabinet company, who is seriously I'M
from an ailment described as local
poisoning, believed to have been con-
tracted from handling paper money.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

There's views 10 be had of border
scenes now that win be worth many
times your Investment IN 4 kodak
Films. supplies, everything for
kodak
See Gandara. Next the wiEwam.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Dancing and snappy entertainment.
Coolest place. best music. Open every
night Hotel PasO Del Norte.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Special meeting tonight. Eagle hall.
$50 p. m Grand Worthy President
A. B. Duncan viii be present.
W c. Bulger. ". P.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
about FL Pasoans.

Robert H. Washburn. grandson of
Mrs. l. L Washburn Of this city. is
among the graduates from Princeton
university this year.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

Of the committee. had charge OF the
details of the dance.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16
FL PaSoans Returning.

and Mrs. James NJ Goggin. has re-
turned to the family home. 1924 Ma
Coffin avenue. for his summer vaca-
ton after completing his freshman
year at Yale.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-06-16

, all friends Of the Durkees viii be
guests for the afternoon
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
TRATATUL IN CURtND VA
Fl INAINTAT TARIL0R
SPRE APROBARE.

PARIS, II Iunie. - Trata:u1
de pace Gu Germania Sc pare ca
va Fl prezentat, in saptamina ce
fncepe Gu ziua de % Iunie, la toa-
te parlamentele tarilor aliate 81
associate spre aprobare.
In. cazul cind germanii semnea-
"a tratatul in limita celor cinci
zile ce lie va da aliatii dupa pre-
zentarea ultima documentului,
ca raspuns la contra-propunerile
germanilor, nu Sc va perde tim
pull, ci documentul va Fl TRIMS
parlamentelor ca sal studieze 81
ratifice.
Prim- -ministrul italian Orlando,
in conferinta ultima ce a avut-o
Gu membrii lui la Oulx, a decis ca
Sc convoace parlamentul pc ziua
de 19 Iunie. Parlamentul francez
este intrunit, la fel 81 congresul
american. Germanii au convocat
asamblul national ca sa Sc intru-
neasca pc ziua de Vineri la Wei
mar. Parlamentul englez care e.
ste acum in concediu, Sc va injru-
nj la "a Iunie.
Sc presupune ca ansamblul ma
tional german care Sc va ln.runl
acum de curind, va decide daca
tratatul sd fie semnat de gernsaai
ori nu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
POPORUL AMERICAN 81
ARMATA.

WASHINGTON, 10 Iunic. -
Poporul Statelor Unite nu va s4-
usorta formarea unei armate mari
ia timp de pace, dupa cum spune
Julius Kahn - presedintele CONT
tetului pentru afacerile militare
din casa Representations.
Kahn, intors acum de curind
din turneul lui de consulta pc
soldatii din Fortele Expeditions
re 4Rmericane a anuntat Cd el este
deter minat lucra pentru Q ar
mata mica suplimentarA Gu In
structia Militara Universala. FL
decla "a ca cererea ministrului de
razbo1 Baker, de Sc forma o ar.
mata de jumatate de million mn
poate .i nici odata tolerate.
,,Eu am crezut intotdeauna in
preparare" q spus Kahn astazi,
,,ins8 acpasta tara M Va sta acum
|si nici otlata pentru . armata de
400. .0oOtss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
RASPUNSUL AMIRALU.
LUI mol ChAk.

PARIS, IL Iunie. - Raspunsul
amiralului Kolchak la oferta facu-
ia de aliati pentru recunOasterea
guvernului din Omsk constitute re-
fuzarea conditiilor puse de catra
conferinta de pace.
Raspunsul contine urmatoarele
l. Refuzarea recunOaSterei indie
pendentei Finlandei, care deja a
fost recunoscuta de Statele Unite
Anglia 81 Franta.
2. Refuzarea de cOnvoca parla.
mentul ales in 1917, dind ca motiy
ca majoritatea acestui corp de-
VENT deja bolsevic.
3. Declararea dreptului amira
lului Kolchak de determine dis
pozitiile asupra intregului tinut
rusesc.
4. RecunoaSterea independence
Poloniei.
Armata lui Kolchak, dupa cum
spun ultimele informatii ale ALA
tilor, s'a retras inca Is mile; par
tea stinga armatei lui Kolchal
este in satul Sarapul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-12
GERMANlI SI-AU SCHIM.
BAT ATlTUDlNEA.

BERLIN, IL Iunie. - Guyernul
german a luat O noua at;tuGine
fata sde situatia pacii, ca III Il
zultat al evidentelor despre nell
nistca ;nternationala.
Corespondentul Preset Unite q
fost informal autoritativ astazi
ca guvernul abandonat politica
de "a nu SIENNA tratatul 81 a
luat o pozitie mai moderate
moi dorim sd semnam tratatul
daca ne lasati ~ facfnd concesi
unile proprii''.
In acest timp, oamenii guver
'nului lasa sd Sc site Cd ministru'
de ra5boi Noske este gaia pentrr
orr care eventualitate.