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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
THIRTY THOUSAND MILES OF
 CABLES FOR SOUTH AMERICA
 MERRILL TELLS PAN-AMERlCANS

Washington, June 6-A pledge that no expense would be spared to create a cable service between the United States, Central and South America which will equal any in the world, was made today by John L.. Merrill. president of the All-America Cables, in an address delivered before the second pan-American conference. Mir. Merrill declared his company had dedicated to the services of the three Americas 20.0O0 miles of cables and land lines and that extensions now under way or planned would bring the total to 30,0OO.
 The first extension to be completed will be to Uruguay and Brazil. Later, one cable will be run from Rio Janei- TO northward. Wherever in these Americas" Mir. Merrill promised. You think a net work of cable com munication should spread, we are
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

willing and ready to spread 1t. Where existing channels should be supplemented it is our desire to do so"
 MT. Merrill urged the members of me conference to cooperate with the cable company in bringing all the American republics into closer com munication with each other, for their common industrial, social and politi- cal benefit.
 Referring to rates, Mir Merrill said that the fact of the greatly in- creased wages and costs which had come about in the last few years the All-America Cables had actually re- duced It's tariffs by 25 per cent In conclusion he paid a tribute to the press which he termed the greatest agency he knew for the upbuilding of a better understanding between the nations and cultivation of lasting friendships.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
PRESS WILL AID GOOD FEELING
 BETWEEN AMERICAS, SAYS NOYES

roning, was in no sense a govern mental agency is forbidden by j+- charter to make or distribute pronts and has always refused to handle propaganda believing that it's func. ton was properly limited to supply ing a news service in it's members without bias so far as that is numan- ly possible. This appealed to some of the most important South Ameri- can newspapers and they were re- ce.ved into the organization not as cl-.omers or clients, but as full I mbers of the cooperative organ isGtion,
 Tt is a matter of pride to The As- Dociated Press" he said. that this invitation to our fsilowship was in- stant1y accsDtsd and that we now Iise
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
New Zealand to Make Competitive Prices
 Against U. s. Trust

London June 6.---The New Zealand government has received advices from London indicating that Great Britain will ask New Zealand to. help her fight the American packers, says despatch to the Daily Mail from Cshristchurch, New Zealand. The sug- gestien is that an agreement be made to sell New Zealand's meat products in Janden at a certain price. Then, adds the despatch, If the trust re- duces prices Great Britain and New Zealand must beat 1t on its own ground.'
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

Washington, June 6-Frank B. Moves, president of The Associated Press. told the Pan-American con ference today the exchange of true, ungarbIed and unbiased news" be- tween the North and South American continents, now being brought about by the membership of South Ameri- can newspapers in the organization would be more effectual in cultivat- ing and maintaining the relations of friendship and affection that should exist between the two continents oc this hemisphere than all the prc .,a- ganda that could be fed out by all the publicity agents that could bs put to work.
 i. Mir. Moves explained how The As sociated Press. proba62y the "most notable co-oDsrsttvs sfEort new fune-
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
Appeal For Macedonian
 State Under League

Lausanne, Switzerland, June G. The general council of Macedonian societies in Switzerland has sent a calblegram to the United States Sem ate, repeating an appeal already made to President Wilson and the Peace Conference to rescue the Macedeni- an people from misery by establishing An independent Macedonian state un- dsr the direct prootorake of the great democracy"
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
RING AND CASH STOLEN.

Mrs. Margaret Mcdonald of 2s1 hnnon street reported to the police bat her homo was broken into yes- lrday afternoon and a diamond ring hlued at $10o and cash in the mount of SIS were taken. She left pr home about ( o'clock in the after bon and secured the door. About
 o'clock last night she returned and PtiTeA without missing her property. ho <hsft was Uncovered this morn e Q . supposed the thieves used Skslston ksy.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
BLACK FRINGE TAKEN.

Joseph Prince Bradshaw, age as, oolored. known in New Haven as "The Black Prince was arrested last night by the police on request from New Haven. He will be returned toj New Haven today. The New Haven officials refuse to disclose t' -aturo8 of the offense for which tn. sonoes c wanted.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

officer. He pleaded for leniency but the court considering that his arrest followed his discharge from jail only but a few hours, having been sen fenced last week for a similar onfense, sent the delinquent back for Is days.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
FINED $500.

For creating a disturbance at the home of his landlord yesterday, James White, ITS Gilbert street, was fined s5 in the city court this morn ing. White refused to leave the premises on the request of Charles DeVita and the two men engaged in battle
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06
GETS NEW HOME.

yrsA Nenahan, age 3s. whose home is ''six miles from Derby" appeared in the city court this morning charG- ed with drunenknesa- and reGistinG an
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-06-06

ducers, itis added, has been convened to discuss the subject.
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Advertise h Tho Times
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-12-05
|HORT COVERING
BOOSTED PRICES

S-ryIp YnPE ncC In its salient
,ractcristics todays stronger ana
oader stock market WAS largely
plicate Of the preceding session. nc
abstantially higher range or many ~
les resulted mainly from iuFtn'r ~
pituitary covering Ut snort C"Nl'@' -
DisregardiUg IN" Increasingly aCuNe
bnditions in the coal Strlh" anu INC
iexican situation. traders seemed 10
eriye much CncouraEcm"n' from tne
asier trend Of money. IN" h' ter tone
the bond market and temporary re
axation Of the tension In foreign eA-
hange.
Call money was libcrally SupHii"d AZ
he outset at six percent. that quotation
being maintained throughout on aug
mented offerings from interior pahAs'
Time loans extending over the year
Ind were made at slight CONCESSIONS
from recent rates. hut such acco'nno-
aations, il was understood. applied ON!
10 first class collateral.
|. The rally in eNcnang" resulted trotp
Negative rather than actual conditions.
sterling. francs and Swiss r"mittahceS
teacting toward the clos" If the day
when pressure OF Nils was renewed.
SaYorable trade CONDITIONS facilitated
the open ATOMS or pools in various
stocks, especially motors and their &C
oils. steels. equipments and
food and tobacco shares. In th"S~
Eroups extreme gains &c thrc" 10 thIT-
teen points were featured 10y ,"n"raA
Motors, Texas company. MrNlcan f't-
roleum, Middle States Oh. CrUCiole
Steel. United Retail Stores. tobacco pro-
ducts. sugars and Corn Products.
Coppers were moderately responsive
TO a better demand for the metal and
textiles, industrial alcohol and several
- the chemical issues improved for
like reasons, but rails remafled slug
gish or heavy. Sales amounted to J.
100000 shares.
The general bond list moved forward
With Liberty and stock issues. but eased
slightly at the end. Total sales. (par
Value) aggregated S24.@5p,0OO.
Old L. S. Bonds were unchanged on
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO. Tee. /. Hogs. I,yLpti
81. 600: estimated t"-m"rr"w 3!;"u0'
weak. iUu 20 lnw,". top Sli"": bulk
ll%X5mlI"5: heavy SI%.h5"i 49,; me
d!ums Stigma ilan: hight sl%.S1M 50:
Iight lght Sl3.dum Il 90; heavy packing
.uws. su,"",h. Sl%.25'i 1875. pack NJ
slows rough. si@.5uml&"r. pigs $500
I%ril,. r"rrlpiS f5O0". rsiimat"d to-
morrow l".UG". firm: beef steers. me-,
d.um and h"lv!w"ieh;. cn"i"" ana
,.r.rr. SIS "5m Loo. medium and E',"i
i! .""" 1<-o: ,,"mn%,n SN'"T ~" y,
'rtiw"irh' good nnd rh"''" Si4 - u
-n.... .rrrriunu and MEDIUM S,.'' Il
- -. I:u'rh"r ra''i'' h'Ir"rs '6.""H
- an. COWS S6!iGI 1864: Gamers aud
cutters 5. "Inf"a Veal calves SIG. -
.,lT.15. l."d'r steers 500" -" {.
~lu,-a,r steers Sn"uW ln.1i; western
rang, STEERS S1.I"ri cows and
FIR $h.luW 80.
Sheer. r",..ipts .'"r". estimated to-
morrow iI,UUp. wear. Lambs Sll.'oN
iG.In: rUIls ami common SinhOm -;
49, medium. good and ru"Icr S'.l% "a
g, -: rul|s and ""runI"n $1,000 -;
,,-,,.Iir!g ;, 90 n | | 49,,
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CLOSING STOCK LETTER.

G'y priNat" wire 10 4. t.. MaStcn & Coz
NE:W YORK. DEG. 5.--rh" tone of tho
market ChahI'0l from tim" to time dur
ing today session but il was & strong
market "N"rNt hing sons ldcrcd. Til" pub
i" - not buying with the "nEcrncsS th1'
il manifested a short tim" ago. hu1
thor" j. IL fair Amount Of :nN"Sjmvn'
buying II%ht aiong. Th'r" Wa E"Ot
dell Uf short covering l"daI. INrt,"-
!arly IN TIA" st""is. TN" ,:l' r"C"I'"i
a,iIv" support at ri:n's. Tn" mark.
IS not greatly worried ever ia" M',-
lean situation. as u j. generally I"td-
lied that Intervention, !r Il h.'"m,'> If''c-
cSSary. viii hn The prelude 10 d'N'I"l'-
m"uIS. that would enrich TIA" world
greatly. C"nS"rva!Iy" investors ar"
paying u2oN" attention To Ia" rails. hu,
II" "nIT..r~ az" sun neglected. Ia"
strong hpyIue that has met the r." ~
selling of I. :. Steel is beginning t.
b.. fl'. II ih,' steel corporation follows
gp IN" winning ii tho strike. by mt!,-
~ -ur" industrial peace rs far as il *
c.ur"rm.d. rh" possibilities UC this
stock ar" very great.
". !. WOI.I.MAN & 60
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TOLEDO GRAIN.

TOLEDO. Q. Dec. 4.--Cluv"r Sod.
prime ash $50 December s30.T5:
january S3U.7u: February S3o.7o: March
S3D.5n.
Alsih". prim" cash S2137la: Dnccm-
Der ,%I.27i..: March s&102i.
TImothy. prim" cash. 1877. $I.42 = {:
r"mbcr s5.65; March. April and May,
$3.50
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Shsrard HHefg,

rho Allen Grove Sewing Circle ". II
hold it's annual sale in IN" hall OF III"
consolidated school building on next
Thursday. Dec. llth. beginning nj 10
c'r'"Ck.
NJ A. Marpl". "f Bethlehem; who has
h.,., IlIii. mi At the home OF his father
in Johannesburg. IA. is reported To be
not much improved.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lawrence "ocber and
Mrs Hannah Crsw"l. OF Elm Grove.
and Mrs. r. VI. Garvin, Of Wcodsdalc,
visited at the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. ID.
NJ ,;arvin. on Thursday.
willard Hicks Of Lansing O.. has
purchased the Sunny Side school house.
Til" agricultural class Of the hiEh
school went To Bethlehem on Thursday
To attend tn" Farmers Institute.
Revival services are being held IN thG
FIirl.rw VI L.. church every evening.
with preaching by the pastor. Rev. ".
l.. Br.trfCn.
Mrs George Schmidt. of Bethlehem.
will b. hu<i"S5 To IN" r. u. l.. Club. NJ
hcr hcnl" this evening.
{. L. Frecland will move from the W.
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Entertained Club.

Miss In Is a." Wrrlinli ',''" '.."-d
: To-. n,,,,li" - r. 'hr ''nlna iinh last ~
mug - 30 h"'m' IN H'N'n ~'r'''. !"
f,,r. ,a~t ,r tia. evenings Wa spout ~
business ate" Whr'h la. r'uhIn!"r
W., spout Iu - s",'iad I'm. - a."
h,t.. .. a. ii.Iuu. Iu'rli..ru w1$ $"iNrd.
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SHERRARB
Agricultural Club Meet.

~ Irt,'rr,.Inr mcrtlNg II The NIFi
.c,,,,nr,I ,luh viii h" h"ii in the school
vii im'~, IN ~" auditorjnm and W, m.
:Ii,lrrssrd hy lrr. .. II. WinkI"r. "i NOT
,-,ntoyyn. St..tr dlrrct"" "f r!t'"n'I
"',.,',.niimuL The mrt'ur "f ihr
y Is nm" "r; t@uh viii b. hr'd n "n" ~
IN" s.huol rooms Il; ~" lam" time I'r.
Harriet Jones. of Glendale. wi! denver
AN address un "ll"alth.
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HIGHER PRICES
IN CORN MARKET.

CHICAGO. p"c. i.--Cnrn averaged
higher in price to-day. influenced chief
ly BY prospects Of uufavorabic weather.
'Ihr close was unsettled. sc net lower
10 re advance. with december S.3H's
and May $I34 10 Sl.aIL. Oats gained
lsC to sc. In provisions tho outcome
Varied from lII decline to a rise "f zoe
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First Rehearsal.

Thc first r"hHarSal f"r m" ,hrI> "''E
entertainment NJ ia" First 'hurrh 81
God. was h'ld last -E,nInS III II" ih-,
we're chosen and tn. Comlnli"" prem
ISIS this TO h. onc 81 III" most suc'"SS-
full entertainments gwen 10y TN" CHur'H'
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M'MECHEN
Nav Theatre.

Last .v"ning tn" grand OPENING g! 'm'
new theatre on sixth street was neg.
John Cooley recently purrhas"d nc
building and work WAS begun iinin'u'-
ntcly upon it, Mr. tuhlry viii handle
All first class productions and expects
IL do a Cm.l husLL.S.-
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day. He says that in the majority OF
cases the apparatus is i'll first class
condition. In all the towns. with tho
exception OF Edgwood, tho apparatus Is
owned by the town. In Edgwood. tho
fircmcn themselves own the apparatus.
With some slight repairs In Q few
places tho apparatus will Be - good
condition for use.
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Curb Mining Stocks.
LIBERTY BONDS.

NEW YORK. Dec Final prices OF
Liberty Bonds today Were: AIS 1870;
first As 1924: second As $3.50; first
SIS $3.50. first +i-'s $40: second
SIS S2s2. third 4L's 94.46:fourth a. =
9@:GS; victory 3&'s 1906; Victory
yGnS
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Standard Oh Subsidiary Stock

WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. {, 80.
Reported by A. r. Master X Co. mem.
orrS Boston Stock EN, Dan.,". Second
Yloor. National Bank OF ". Va. Bag.
STOCKS Ia. Ask
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FIRE APPARATUS
or Pike Towns Inspected Yesterday by
City ManaGer-rn Good Condition.

C!lr Manager Charles Q. Ephlin Wis
tied inc lire department OF the out the
pike towns which will become Il part Of
Wheeling the first OF the year, yester-
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PITTSBURGH STOCKS

WHEELING. W Va. Dec I. -.
Reported by 4. +. Masten d Co. mrnl'
,ers Pittsburgh stock Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank OF W. Va. Bldg.
STOCKS Sd. Ask.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK, bee. 4.---('ott"n goods
to-day were firm with mills slow sellers
at advancing prices. arms were lirm
Raw silk advanced Burlaps were
lower.
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N. Y. STOCK EXCHANGE

WHEELING, w. Va. Dec. 4. 10.
Furnished The Intel:igCnCer by 4. E
hasten 4 Co, members Of the New York
STOCK Exchange. National Bank Build.
slg. Wheeling. W. Va. Louis l.. Brand
neSidEnt pnriner
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WHEELING. W. Va. Dec. {. "a
Reported by a. L. MaStan & c. mem.
oers New YORK Cotton Exchange. Second
Floor. National Bank OF ". Va Blde.
Oman Il I'll I In,v ~.
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Outside Motor Stocks.
BOSTON COPPER STOCKS

WHEELING. ". Va. Dec. 4. 10.
Repnrt"d by 4. L. Masten & Co, mem.
,rrs %.w N"rI, stock Exchange. Second
floor. National Bank Of w. Va. Bldg
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PETROLEUM.

OIL CITY. Pa. bee. 1.-Crcdit bal
auces $3.50. Runs 6@.l6I: average ST.
Isl. Shipments 3s,142; average 31,17i.
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VIEW YORK CURB MARKET
Rid, Ask.

WHEELING, ". Va. Dec. 4, ~.
Reported - \. r. MaSt"n - TO-. mem;
,-rs N..w York stock Exchange Scr"ao
.Iuyt. H.tt:Oaal Bank OF w. Va. Bldg.
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LOCAL STOCKS

WHEELING. w. Va. H.. =.
DAILY quotation list Nh,.iiu:. Stuch
4 chungc. complied FIR III" iul, .l.s"a.
pr,
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New York Cotton Market

Total sales l.O79,IO0 shares
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STOCKS
SIUIhS
Runlely
Am. Smelling
Chalmers

!hv. Rumely g..
Am. Smelling
.AlliS Chalmers d.
Am. Beet Sugar
American Can g..
Am. Car X t'dN .
Am. Cotton GA .
American iv.
Am. Inter. Corp.
Am. Hid" x l.. q.
Am. Lucnulr
Am. Steel r,i;~.
Am. Sugar H..
Am. Tel. X ri
Am. WOODEN &C..
A. W. raI"r It.
Anaconda t'l d.
.At"hI$on 4. e.
Atlantic CUR
BatopiiaS Ml"L
BALDWIN Loco
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
HUNII v0R SA Sc APERE
De ,,B0L$EWCl".

BERLIN, 5 Martie. - Situatl-
unea militara de pc frontul rasa-
ritean este deserts in culori negre
de catre leadarii militari germani
81 in special in interviewed dat
de maresalul Won Hindenburg
Hindenburg a declarat ca pima
cind populatia in general nu Sc
scoala a-si apara casele 81 familii-
lie lor, va fl impossible sa Sc poata
opri hordele bolsevicilor.
,,Asteptarile Polonilor 81 ale "a.
liatilor ca polonezii vor succede q
Fl stap1ni la rasarit de Germania,
vor Fl spulberate,'' spune Hin
denburg. ,,Eu cunosc pc Polonezi
81 tarile din rasarit, orr vor fl ale
noastre, orr ale bolsevicilor.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
UN OBICEI De SAMSAR,

Den,ascdm 81 5nfierdm Gu toatd
energiG apucdtura nerrednicd a
d0mn,tlua DR." sVasilescu-NOttdra,
care nepoftit de mimemi, s'a presen-
tat In Buffalo, N. Y. pentrm ca IN
o rOrbire despre ,,bolsevicii rusa''
(ans ausit'o destule ddti) Sc same
ne discordia intre Rominii din But
folo, 81 sd le spund Cd ,,Ligq Natio-
naM Ron,inG din America" nu are
mici um rost. Poate "a f. auut rost
pungG DSale.
Cuvinte nes0cotite ca cele a dian
Vdsalescu-NOttarG, mW mumdt cd a.
rata inim0 dinsului rdutdciOdsd
dar aratd 81 mentalitatea 0mului O.
bicinait cu samsarslicusi, 81 pc dea-
supra ne pune I'M adeUdratd lun,ind
sentimentele dinsuIui r0mSneSti..
II recomandtim atentiunei fru,,-
tdsilor neGmuIM nOstrW carl sunt
la Paris, pc unde 90 trece 81 din
sui. 81 IL rec0mdnddm pentru ca
sd = Sc dea 81 acolo ,,tot sprjinul
bineroitor" pentru ca IN urn,d Sc
0 steargd fdrd ,,,-dn,as bumf, ca de
no n;ci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
PLANJLUNUIPACT
AUSTRO.HUN.

BERNA, 6 Martie. - Ziarele
germane primite aici publica o
comunicare semi-oficiala despre
negocierile dintre DIR. Otto Bauer
ministrul de externe al Austrie;
81 guvernul german, geferitor la c
uniune intre Austria -Germana $
Germania. Uniunea, spune comu.
nicatul, va Fl anuntata imediat ce
diferitele comisiuni vor discuts
chestia in detailuri 81 tratatul va
fl formulat.
Dupa ratificarea acestui tratat
de catre adunarile tarilor respec-
tive Sc vor formula legi imperiale
referitoare la unirea Austriei Gu
imperiul german. Din punct de We
dere financiar Sc spune Cd ambele
tari s 'au invoit ca fiecare sa poar.
te singura indemnitatile ce trebue
platte aliatilor. Sc spune Cd de-
ia s'a decis ca Viena sd fie al dol
lea oras din imperiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
BOLSEVICII PRA-
DEAZA UKRANIA

WARSAW, 6 Martie. - Forte
puternice de bolsevici continua
activitatile in Ukrania. Kievul Sc
afla tot in miinile lor, asupra ca.
ruia Sc raporteaza ca ibolsevicii
au pus o dare de 200,00O,O00 de
ruble ($1O0,OOO,OOO) 81 au fortat
pc burghezi de a schimba casele
GU bordeiele din marginile orasu
lui.
Tn mare detaSament de Ukra.
nieni tine linia de la sud de Kiey
81 Kovel, insa Sc raporteaza ca in
treaga aceasta linie in nina Dol.
sevicilor.
Petlura, dictatorul guvernului
Ukranian un leadar puternic 8!
un pro-aliat, insa Sc pare ca ell nj
e destul de sprijinit de catre dife
ritele elemente din Ukrania.
Odessa 81 un mic terftor din ju
rul acelui oras Sc afla in NINA
francez;lnr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
| sERVICIU TELEoRATIO CONFLICT
\ DE LA ASOCIATIUNIA PRESSEI.
.a asods4Sos: s1asaS: CLEVELAND, O. MARTIE 1919
,Gerf11anii Sc pre-
fac ca an1eninta.

PARIS, 5 Martie. - 0 tele-
grama primita de la Zurich, a.
nunta Cd cabinetul german, IT,
mind sedinta fmpreuma Gu con-
ducatorii .partidelor 81 Gu dele
gatii proprietarilor de vapoare,
au decis Gu unanimitate ca Ger
mania nu Sc poate supune con-
stringerei aliatilor, fie in negocie-
rile de armistitiu, fie in propriile
intelegeri de pace.
Guvernul German declarat ca
Sc va lapada de toate responsible
litatile unor possible consecuente
daca uputerIle antante incearca
sd speculeze pacienta Germaniei"
Cererile privitoare la rechizitio-
narea vapoarelor lie tin fl neac-
ceptabile fiindca, zic eli, aceasta
va paraliza definitiv yiitorul eco
nomic al tarii.
Deja s'a inceput o campanie
prin presa contra armistitiului 81
a conditiunilor preliminare de
pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
DELACONFERIN-
IA De PACE.

PARIS, 6 Martie. - Termenii
militari 81 naval al pacei prelimi-
mare Gu Germania Sc asteapta ca
sd fie complectati in sesiunea de
All a consiliului suprem.
De la inceputul saptaminei ace
steia s'au inceput specificarile in
conferintele informale 81 Sc crede
in cercurile oficiale ca All dupa
ameazi planul va Fl definit gaia
spre a Fl ratificat de catre prese-
dintele Wilson, Lloyd George 81
Orlando.
Masa luata de catre Lloyd Ge-
orge impreuna Gu Col. House Sc
considera a fl un prilej spre a
rezuma evenimentele petrecute in
ultimul timp.
Chestia GU reajustarea frontie-
relor germane Sc asteapta ca mil
ne sd fie luata in desbatere. Nh
vor Fl mari dificultati ca sd Sc a.
junga la o intelegere complecta
asupra acestui subject, avind in
vedere planul prezent referitor la
provinciile de pc Rim, care Sc I'll
ce ca Sc fie facute temporar un
,,stat neutru".
Trimiterea de hrana in Europa
Centrala ar consuma eel mai mutt
timp din sedinta consiliului de
ieri. Dificultatile cele mai mari
sunt lipsa de transporturi ce in
greuneaza att de multi imparti-
rea hranei in Rominia 81 in Ceho.
slovachia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-07
0 ADMONIERE,.
LLOYD GEORGE ADMONIAZA
NATIUNILE MICI.

Gu prilejul unui prinz de gala,
ministrul presedinte al Angliei,
Lloyd George. a tinut vorbire
mai mare in care a admoniat ma
tiunile (tarile) mici, carl voiesc Sc
urmeze pildele natiypilor (tari-
lor) mari. Dinsul lys arafat pri-
Media mare laseare Sc expun,
daca nu invat3 din pildele 81 pata-
mile tarilor mari, ci nizuiesc sd
anexeze tarilor lor 81 tinuturi
carl nu pot Sc fie a lor din cauza
locuitorilor multi de alta natiune
% astfel de purtare 1nsemnea-
"a gresala primejdioasa din
partea ori carei natiuni, fie din
sa mare, fie mica'' spus
ministrul Lloyd George.
- Sirbii, pot Sc fnvete ceva de
aci, asa credem.