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come SO heartily IN these pictures thins
away until it seems only the air OIL the
studio. His enthusiasm for his sub
Jects is doubtless sincere. vet he sup
gests, when all is said, a terribly man
nered painter.
The connoisseur OF architectural de-
sign Will this season have to forego his
accustomed pleasure. War conditions
brought building operations almost to
standstill. Labor is none too plenti-
1ul Tor any of it to be spared toward
the installation of an exhibition. Ac-
cordlngiy, the Architectural League will
TINS winter omit its regular annual dis
Elay at the Fine Arts Building. The
snow VIII be missed, for it is always one
OF the leading affairs of the Season
Tut we may take comfort from the fact
that by lying fallow in 1919 the league
VIII be doubly fitted to make 4 fine e.-
hibition in 1920.
The Ten American Painters ara to
have an exhibition all to themselves
this winter at the Corcoran gallery in
ashlngton. 1t is expected that some
time in the spring this exhibition will
appear in New York.
Three recent portraits by the Emo
lish artist, II. Harris Brown. will he
placed on view at the Knoedler gallery
tomorrow, and will remain there for
ten days. One of the paintings is of
Charles H. Sabin, president Of the
Guaranty Trust Company.
new exhibition opens at the Mac
Dowell Club on Tuesday, and will con-
tinue until February 8. 1t is com
posed Of paintings by Caroline NJ. Bell
LYDIA Floret, A. Garfield Learned. Clara
NJ. Norton, Delos Palmer jr. Agnes
Welnrich, Arthur Young and others.
Samuel Halpert is showing collec-
ton OF his new paintings at the Daniel
gallery. 1t denotes substantial i'm
provement in his art, especially where
the manipulation of light is concerned
HIS park and street scenes are delight
fully true and luminous. In pictorial
balance and fiuency he still seems ham
pered by what we take to be some
theoretical preoccupation. He is stilted
and stiff. 1t seems a pity. With so
much light and color in his work a
lighter. more gracious handling of his
material would be doubly acceptable.
The print collection OF the late Fred
eric R. Halsey is apparently inexhaust
ible. Still another of its parts. the
thirteenth, is announced to be placed
on view at the Anderson galleries next
Wednesday. This will be devoted to
rare mezzotints, stipples and line en-
cravings of the seventeenth, eighteenth
and nineteenth centuries. Among the
sales scheduled at this place this week
the one set down for tomorrow after
noon, to dispose of objects Of art sent
to auction by direction of A. Mitchell
Palmer, Alien Property Custodian, is
of particular interest. 1t embraces
Chinese porcelains, Italian textiles, va
rlous good pieces of old furniturc and
some notable early ltalan bronzes. On
Friday and Saturday afternoons the
nntiuueS helOroinu tn A1aov ELov,+
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lie. but sees it as in 4 glass, darkly
In one or two Of his landscapes there
are luminous and blue skies, but in
practically all of his more than thirty
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

material, which is of natural Gun
stalned) color, was found in Uruguay.
The statuette is eight inches high and
is one of the finest known examples of
gem carving. 1t is the work of Ton
neiier, the eminent artist stone-en
graver, and was exhibited by him in
the Paris Salon Of 1912. The statuette
represents woman dancing, and is en-
titled PAS de Danse." 1t was a gift
to MIR. Lanier from his lifelong friend,
the late j. Pierpont Morgan.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26
Random Impressions
In Current Exhibitions

Mr. Carl Melchers is to make an ex-
hibition Of his recent pictures. 1t will
open at the Montross gallery next Tues
day and will last until the middle of
February.
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come so heartily in these pictures thins
away until it seems only the air OIL the
studio. His enthusiasm for his sub
Jects is doubtless sincere, yet he sug-
gests, when all is said, terribly man
nered painter
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

The scenery for ia Refine Fiam-
mette," just presented at the Metro
polltan Opera House, was designed by
the new Russian adventurer in fantasy.
Boris Anisfeld. Through the courtesy
of Mr.. Gatti- -Casazza the original com
positions have been placed on exhibi-
ton at the kingore gallery, where they
may be seen until February 8.
At the knoedler gallery there is an
exhibition of paintings by Mr. Eugene
higgins, an artist who is interested in
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

will be SOLD iridescent Greek and Ro-
man glass, necklaces Of Egyptian beads.
Persian potteries, Greek vases and
coins. Babylonian tablets and so on.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

Three recent portraits by the Eng
Iish artist, H. Harris Brown, will be
placed on view at the Knoedler gallery
Tomorrow, and will remain there for
ten days. One of the paintings is of
Charles H. Sabin, president Of the
Guaranty Trust Company.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

The Ten American Painters are TO
nave an exhibition all to themselves
TINS winter at the corcoran gallery, in
Washington. 1t is expected that some
time in the spring this exhibition will
appear in New York.
New-York tribune., 1919-01-26

a new exhibition opens at the Mac
Dowell Club on Tuesday, and will con-
tinue until February 8. 1t is com
posed Of paintings by Caroline NJ. Bell,
Lydia Floret, A. Garfield Learned. Clara
NJ. Norton, Delos Palmer IT,. Agnes
Welnrich, Arthur Young and others.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-06
ALIATII 81 DREPTURILE
/ ROMfNIEI

I'm pregatirea hotar1rilor Confe-
rintei nu s'a tinut seama nici de sa-
Ecrificiile facute. de Rominia, nici
de conventiunea fncheiata de ca ell
Puterile Aliate.
Rominia, sigura de drepturile Ell
lhationale, fncrezatoare in Aliatii eli,
a expus in fata Consiliului Marilor
Puteri temeinicia revendicarilor sa-
lie, caror deplina legitimate fu-
sese deja recunoscuta de Franta,
Anglia 81 Italia prin conventia an
terioara fndelung discutata.
In stadiul in care au ajuns lucra-
Irile Conferintei de pace, situatia
creiata Rominiei nu corespunde Gu
dreptele eli asteptari. Dupa ce in
tratatul Gu Germania nu S a dat
reparatiuni potrivite GU pierderi-
lie Ell, in proectul de tratat Gu Au-
stria Sc jicneste in chipul eel mai
grav, in mai multe privinte, drep-
turtle 81 interesele eli.
Intr 'adevar, Rominia Gu toate
repetatele eli protestant Isl vede prin
acest tratat impusa obligatiunea de
a primi dinainte hotaririle pc carl
Marble Puteri vor socoti de cuviin-
: ia sa lie la in privinta punctelor ca
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PACEA della BUCURESTI

| Rominia, ,parasita 81 tradata"
i0) trebuit sd Sc supue conditiu-
nilor impuse de Germani la Bucu-
resti. Ea nu mai avea decit dato-
,,Irie de fndeplinit pentru a face din
nou GU putinta coopefatiunea eli
militara ell Aliatii, aceea de a-si pa
stra armata.
Rominia, aproape in fntregime
incalcata, reusit sa impcdice ca
itrupele sal fie dezarmate, 81 prin
atitudinea eli, s divizii de .ocupatie
inamica au trebuit sa ramiie inca
pc teritoriul regatului.
Reggie refuza de altminteri, sd
fiscaleasca tratatul della Bucuresti,
care astfel n a avut nici odata fin
/ ia legala. y
Guvernele aliate au fost preve-
mite de ihtentiile Rominiei, 81 cind
=, Aliatii au socotit ca schimbarile
situatiunei strategice din Orient fa
cee-u iarasi Gu putinta cooperatiu-
he armatei romfne, aceasta re-
intrat in actiune in ziua insasi sta
bilita de catre cOmandamentul a.
| liat.
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ri intereseaza viata interna a tarei
att in chestia minoritatilor, cit 81
a tranzitrlui 81 a comertului Gu ce-
lelalte state.
Aceasta stipulatiune este, att in
forma cit 81 in fond, Incompatible
Gu demnitatea, Gu linistea interna
81 Gil interesele economice ale unui
stat suveran.
Proectul de tratat pc care Mare
le Puteri vor sal impue Romfniei
ca 0 consecinta obligatiunei pre-
vazute in tratatul Gu Austria, sta.
bileste un regim de control 81 de
neatirnare marginita4 care nu CO.
respunde Gu situatia Regatului din
Ante de razboi nici Gu raporturile
internationale normale dintre sta
tele suverane.
Pc de alta parte Consiliul Mari
lor Puteri fara a tine seama de ira
tatul din 1916 81 actul solemn de
Unire della Alba-Iulia, ma respec-
tat intregritatea teritoriala Ba-
natului pc care Ia impartit in trei,
Gu granite arbitrare 81 artificiale,
isvor Inevitable de conflicte i'm dau-
na unor interese econofice 81 poll
tice rominesti de priMa ordine,
81 Gu nesocotinta simtimintelor ma
rel majoritati a locuitorilor acestei
prOvincii.
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GRANITA. ROMANO
UNGARA

DE asemenea in ceeace priveste
granita fixata de Puteri intre Ro-
minia 81 Ungaria, nu s'au luat in
consideratiune nici stipulatiunile
tratatului din 1916, nici actul Uni
rel, lar linia conventionala.stabili-
ia fara, cOoperatiune Gu reprezen-
tantii romini, nu tine seama nici
de conditiunile de securitate nece-
sare cali ferate care Sc intinde dea-
lungul acestef> fruntarii. Aceasta
granita strabate Muresul 81 despair
te gurile lui de tot cursul unui riu
care constitute cea mai insemnata
Gale de communicable fluviala din tot
centrul Regatrhui.
Pc aceasta linie de hOtar Marble
Puteri cerusera ROminiei sa-si re-
traga armata fara a fl procedat
mai Intii la dezarmarea trupelor
bolSevise ungare. o atare ,hotarire
contrarie insasi intereselor de or
dine-si de stabilitate in aceasta par
te a Europei centrale, schimba in
chipul Gel mai periculos situatia
militara Rominiei. Ea expunea
dominatiunei bolsevice tinutNrile 81
orasele pc earl ocupatiHnea Romi-
niei lie scapase de urgia eli 81 fncura-
ia 81 1ntarea fOcarul de anarhie de-
la Budapesta care ameninta sd Sc
latesca in tot centrul Europei. A.
cum in urma, Marble Puteri au fost
puse in masura a constata ca nu-
mai prin ocuparea Budapestei Sc
poate pacifica Europa centrala.
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lor acestui armistitiu, pornisera Q
ofensiva generala contra Rominiei.
Pc temeiul unui astfel de armi-
stitiu Consiliul voeste sa priveasca
situatia Rominiei in Ungaria 81 tot
pc baza stipulatiunilor acestui ar
mistitiu contesta armatei romine
dreptul de a-si fnsusi materialul de
razboi 81 de Gale ferata lhate della
mamie 81 de care acesta, s'a slujit
spre ataca. De asemenea el eau
ia sa fmpiedice pc Gale de rechizi-
til nefnsemnata parte din instru-
mentele 81 din materialul agricol
81 industrial de care in timpul ocu-
patiunei lor Puterile Centrale au
despuiat Gu totul Rominia 81 din
care mare parte fusesera date toe
mai Ungariei.
Gu toate acestea rechizitiile ce-
rute de comandamentul romin nu
trebuiau sa atinga treime din dis
ponibilitati, asa in cit sd respecte
nevoile populatiunei 81 sd nu O.
preasca in loc viata economical ia
rel. Aceasta atitudine a Cons.
fata de Romfnia nu trebue sa ne IA
ca uita ca alti aliati au putut, sub
regimul aceluias armistitiu din
Neombrie 1918 81 fara sd alba mo-
tivul unor noui ciocniri Gu armata
ungara, sa goleasca tinutirile ocu-
pate de ele, nu numai fara vreo O.
polite din partea Marilor Puteri,
dar char Gu concursul efectiv al u
nora din reprezentantii lor. Ce e
drept aceste teritorii dupa pace tre-
buiau sa revie unui aliat, Rominiei,
lar nu sd fie inapoiate inamicului.
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ACTIUNEA ROMANIEI IN
UNGARIA

Acest nou servicfu adus de Ro-
minia' cauzei pacei 81 ordinei, ar fl
trebuit sal constitute un nou titlu
in fata Conferintei, pentru al ash
gura din partea acesteia dreptele
revedicari ce-i fusesera recunoscu-
te de tratatul din 1916.
Gu cea mai penibila surprinde-
re Romfnia a vazut insa micsorin-
du-se posibilitatile oferite de ocu-
patiunea eli armata pentru sta
bill 81 consolida in Ungaria pc
baze democratice stare de lucru-
ri, care sd chezasuiasca in acelas
timp\ ordinea 81 pacea in centrul
EurOpei 81 raporturi de amicitie pc
noile Ell granite. Consiliul celor pa
tru ma volt sd fnlesneasca dobfn-
direa acestor rezultate printr'o CO.
laboratiune amicala la Budapesta.
Dimpotriva actiunea lui a fncura-
jat elementele ostile. Ell a decis ca
sa impuna Rominiei ca avind fin
ia armistitilH ungar din Noembrie
1918 dupa ce acest armistitiu fuse
Sc nesocotit in doua rinduri de gu
vernul della Budapesta, dupa ce
COnferinta insaSi ceruse armatei
romfne sd coopereze contra Unga-
riei, 81 dupa ce forte ungpresti or
ganizate, impotriva prescriptiuni-
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Operatiunile armatelor Ell all a.
tras pc frontul romin mai multi de
40 de divizii 81 au scos din lupta pc
ste 200 mil de soldati inamici.
Rominia pierdut peste 800 mil
Gle soldati, ,adica aproape 1 20 din
populatiunea Ell totala, lar Gu ci-
viii morti de boil, de mizerie,. de
foamete, ca perdut mai multi de
! lO din populatiunea eli totala. Pc
linga aceasta ca a avut sd sufere o
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Intimpinarca Ronaniei ca
ira ConsiliuI Suprcm.
Dc &C nu SGlnnGaza ROnaia tTdatl dc pace.

Odatd cu refusM de SIENNA Pa
cea Gu Austria, delegatia ron,ind
della Paris, a depus pc biroul Con
ferintei de pace, urmdtoarcd IN
t;mpinare guuernului romin:
Rominia a VENT la Conferinta
de pace GU constiinta de a-si Fl in
deplinit cu prisos indatoririle lua-
te catre Puterile aliate.
Regatul romin, stat suveran ca
ruia de la intemeierea lui nimeni
nu-i putea contesta independents,
ma fncetat de a Fl un factor de or
dine, de liniste 81 de 1mpaciuire in
sud-estul Europei. Cfnd in August
1914. Puterile Centrale i-au cerut
ajutor, cl refnza sa participe la ac-
tiunea lor de agresiune.
In urma Rominia fncheia Gu gu
vernul rusesc, ell insusi de acord
cu Aliatii din Orcident, 0 fntelege-
re care prepara cooperatia eli Ala
til 81 care ii asigura, in schimbul
ncutralitatei eli binevoitoare drep-
tnl de a ocupa cfnd ca ar gasi de GU
viinta, tinuturile din Austro-U -Unga-
ria locuite de Romini, 81 care afa-
ra de Banat au 81 fost ocupate de
armata romfna GU arma in nina in
cursul anilor 1918 81 1919.
Ca consecinta acestei fntelege-
ri, cfnd Aliatii au atacat Constan-
tinopolul, guvernul romin, Gu toate
protestarile amenintatoare ale Ger
manieA opri, din propria-i buna-
vointa 81 fara vreo fndatorire scri-
sd, orice trecere de munitii ale Pu-
terilor .Centrale.
In August 1916 cind Aliatii au
insistat asupra utilitatei unui con-
curs militar electiv> din partea Ro-
miniei, aceasta "a angajat la COO
peratiune militara Gu Ell, in schimb
Aliatii asigdrau drepturile Romf-
niei asupra Banatului intreg, asu-
pra regiunilor din Ungaria locuite
Gle Ropini 81 asupra Bucovinei pi-
ma la Prut.
Prezenta Rusiei ca parte con-
tractanta fnlatura, in acel moment,
posibilitatea de a Sc recunoaste drep
turtle Rominiei asupra fruntariilor
Nistrului 81 asupra Basarabiei.
Spre a executa acest tratat, 81 Gu
toata neputintar in care Aliatii Sc
aflara de fndeplini fntrucft ii pri-
veau conditiunile militare prevazu-
te, intrarea in razboiu Rominiei
e avut loc.
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.ocupatiune grea, care a devastat O
lparte din teritoriul eli 81 secatuit
ecu desayirsire cealalta parte.
Totusi Rominia ma fncetat lup-
TIA, decit dupa pacea della Brest-Li-
towsk 81 defectiunea Ucrainei, cfnd
imposibilitatea de a continua sfor-
tarea Ell militara fusese recunoscu-
ia de catre reprezentantii Puteri-
lor Aliate 81 al Statelor- Unite la
.Iasi prin declaratiunea scrisa din
10 Decembre 1917.
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CHESTIUNEA BASARABIEI

In fine Consiliul suprem a men
tionat, in conditiunile puse amira-
llului Colceag 81 ,partile rominesti
jfdin Basarabia" ceace ingaduit
celor rauvoitori sd incerce a raspfn
di svonul ca ar exista part nero
minesti, carl ar putea Fl contestate
Rominie, in aceasta provincie uni
ia in fntregime Gu Regatul prin
vointa populatiunei sale, ca o DIRE
apta 81 fireasca reparatiune a ac-
tului de rapire faptuit in 1912 de
autocratia ruseasca.
Formula astfel intrebuintata de
Consiliul suprem, precum 81 intir-
zierea pentru da forma defini-
tiva hotarirei lui, aduce aceste, pro-
vincii cele mai grave pagube. Desi
aceasta hotarire nu poate sd fie il,
contradictie Gu natura insasi e.
lementelor 81 Gu intentiile exprima-
te Gle majoritatea representation
Marifor Putsfi, ,tstpsi asemenea In
tirzieri sunt menite sd trezeasca
sperante printre agitatorii bolsevi
ci 81 altii 81 sa ameninte opera de
ordine 81 de pace pc care Rominia
savirsit-O din fericire in Basara-
bia, pc cind toate tinuturile de pc
ste Nistru sunt inca prada celei
mai groaznice anarhii.
LUCRARILE L CONFERINTEI
Siutatiunea creata Rominiei prin
hotarfrile 81 proectele Conferintei
Sc pot rezuma astfel:
II Articolul din proectul de ira
tat GU Austria privitor la dreptu-
rile minoritatilor, la tranzit 81 la
comert prevede in forma lui obli-
gatlune care $ ar putea GU greu ad-
mite char fata de un vrajmas in
wins 81 departe de indulci efec-
tele proectul de tratat pc care Ma
rile Puteri voesc sal impue Romi-
niei contine considerente jicnitoa-
re La independents acestui stat, de
care guvernul rom1n nu 'poate lua
cunostinta fara a .protesta.
Stipulatiunile pc carl le preve-
',de nu Sc potrivesc de asemenea Gu
aeea neatirnare carei luare in dis
cutiune sau marginire guvernul TO-
min nu ar putea-o admite mici din
partea PuterilOr semnatare ale ira
tatului din Berlin, nici din partea
celoralte Mari Puteri care n 'au is
calit acel tratat.
Intr 'adevar in 1916 Franta, Ma
rea Britanie 81 Italia recunosteau
Rominiei dreptul de participa la
negociatiuni de pace Gu inamicii
pc un picior de perfecta egalitate
Gu ele. Iata textul articolului:
ART. vi. Rominia Sc va bucura
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de aceleasi drepturi ca 81 Aliatii in
tot ce priveste preliminarile 81 ne
gociatiunile de pace, precum 81 in
ce priveste discutia chestiunilor ca
re vor fl supuse hotaririlor Confe-
rintei de pace.
In 1919 aceleasi Puteri prin ira
tatul pc care-l negociaza Gu Austria
iau hotarirea ca Rominia sd Sc O.
blige a primi tot ceea ce ele, i'm in
! telegere Gu America, vor socoti de
cuviinta sal impuna privitor Ia
drepturile minoritatilor, la trait
81 la comert.
Contradictiunea dintre cele doua
tratamente dinainte 81 dupa razboi,
este prea mare pentru ca guverpnl
/ romin sa poate pierde nedejdea de
a vedea recunoscfndu-se dreptatea
cauzei sale.
Guvernul rom1n nu poate sa con-
ceapa ca actiunea sa politica 81 mi
litara alaturi de Aliati 81 in urma
>cererei acestora sd indrituiasca sc
repune in discutie independents
noastra 40 de ami, dupa ce SIENNA
tarii tratatului de la Berlin re
cunoscusera in mod formal 81 de-
finitiv. De altminteri atari stipula-
tiuni prin rezultatele lor practice
nu adauga mimic drepturilor legiti-
me ale minoritatilor, pc carl Ro-
minia lea asigurat in chipul Gel
mai larg 81 eel mai echitabil.
Delegatiunea Rominiei>fn notele
eli din q 81 81 Mai 1919 s'a decla-
rat gaia sa inscrie in proectul de
tratat la art 5 par. III, sect. ".
teXtul urmatOr:
,,Rominia acorda tuturOr minori-
tatilor de limba 81 religiune care To-
cuesc fnlauntrul nouilor sale gra-
mite, drepturi egale Gu cele de care
Sc bucura ceilalti cetateni romini !''
precum 81 de primi in genere toa-
tie dispozifiunile pc care toate sta
tele facind parte din Liga Natiu-
nilor lear admite pc propriul lor
teritoriu.
Guvernul romin spera ca nu
simtimint de amicitie in chip firesc
impus de alta singe varsat i'm
preuna 81 ca un simtimint de drep-
tate dictat de principiile care tre-
bue sa domino opera Conferintei.
vor face sd sc respecte neatirnarea
unui stat liber 81 vor impiedica sd
Sc constitute in dauna lui un fer
ment de neincetate agitatiuni pc
care interventii vrajmase nu Sc vor
feri de lie desvolta 81 care vor a
meninta securitatea politica 81 des-
Ivoltarea economica Romfniei.
CHESTIUNEA BANATULUI
| y Nerecunoscindu-se integrita-
tea Banatului hotarita de tratat,
Rominia Sc vede lipsita de granite
lie care garantau inistea Ell terito-
riala 81 fireasca Ell desvoltare eco
monica.
b Pc cind ostilitatile au fncetat
in restul Europei, de mai bine de
luni. Rominia Sc gaseste in rSz-
boi Gu vecinii eli bolsevici Rusi 81
Unguri, 81 pOpulatiunile nerom1ne-
Sti din tarile romine sunt fntr o ne
incetata agitatiune prin nesiguran-
ia soaftei ce lie asteapta.
CONC4 UZIE
Aceasta stare de Iucruri nu CO.
respunde nici Gu drepturile care fu-
|
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CONCLUDE

SOANSA3O9 ~ 946
Aceasta stare de Iucruri nu CO.
respunde nici Gu drepturile care fu-
sesera recunoscute Rominiei prin
tratatul de atlanta della 1916 ale
carul clauze nu au fOst respectate,
nicf Gu conditiunile Indispensable
pentru garantarea securitatei in
ternOtionale 81 pacei inferno a.
cestei tari. La Budapesta, unde GU
vernul bolsevic fost o. rasturnat
lprin actiunea militara romIna, de-
parte de intfmpina dreapta recu-
noaStere a acestui rezultat att de
insemnat pentru cauza generala a
pacei 81 colaboratiunea amicala ne
cesara spre al consolida efectele.
Rominia Sc gaseste intro situatiu-
ne care incllrajeaza ostilitatile i'm
potriva Ell 81 ameninta sa arunce
din nou in mijlocul nesigurantei 81
dezordinei acele tinuturi de abba
scapate din anarhie.
Drept urmare a actiunei romfne-
sti la Budapesta, Consiliul Mari
lor Puteri crezut char de cuviin-
ia sd opreasca trimiterea orr carui
material militar promis sau datorit
de ele Rominiei, Gu toate consecin-
tele de ordine morala 81 materiala
pc care asemenea masura lie poa-
te atrage dupa sine.
Dintr 'un simtimint de solidari-
tate 81 pentru a afirma inca odata
tot pretul eel pune in mentinerea
intacta a legaturilor ce unesc Gu
Puterile aliate 81 associate, delega-
tiunea rom1na, desi interesele eli
n 'au fost 1ndeajuns tinute in sea-
ma in tratatul de pace Gu Germa-
MIA, Ia iscalit totusi fara nici 0 re-
zerva.
Guvernul romin Sc vede fnsa 81
lit sd declare pentru consideratiu-
nile mai sus aratate ca ii este Gu
neputipa sd adere la uncle din clau
zele inscrise in tratatul Gu Austria
81 Cd null poAte iscali, daea Consi-
liul suprem M Sc socoteste dator
|sa revie asupra stipulatiunilor caS
ire loveac demnitatea 81. interesele
tarei. .Univsrsul. :"
Arizona republican. [volume] (Phoenix, Ariz.) 1890-1930, 1919-12-07
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for a consideration--a very small
price.
Morrison, buyer of coffee, paid the
price and assembled to the cloudlands
But the pilot and passenger didn't stay
up long-they couldn't talk at all in
the ship, and l wasn't surprised to see
them land in a distant corner of the
field. They had time for quite chat
before the crowd could surround them
again.
Morrison was enthusiastic about his
experience and several of the rich mer-
chants clamored for a ride. But the
pilot picked out the administrator of
The hacienda Il suppose that Morrison
had pointed him out), and offered a
free aerial excursion in return for the
use of his flat field.
After a bit OF urging, the flattered
Mexican was securely strapped into
the Observers seat and the ship TAXED
out of the crowd and zoobed over the
banana trees at the edge of the road
The detective watched them rise
then sauntered slowly up to me. He
had Instructions from Jim-who hadn't
even glanced my wayl AS 1t hap
pened. Morrison was able to speak tc
me without fear of eavesdroppers. The
! crowd had gone mad with excitement
/ and apparently the pilot had gone
/ crazyl
/ He looped the loop, did the 1mmel-
man, a great distance and came dowr
in falling leaf, side-slipped hundreds
of feet, until 1 prayed that he would
| stop his antics. Last of all he die
q barrel roll. And when he landed
his passenger had to be helped from
the car. He was deathly sick and as
helpless as if he had been tossed about
in storm at sea. He had to be sup
ported TO his quarters by his obedien'
but reluctant servitors. He WASH
in shape to think of Babs, nor inter
fere with mel
The aviator was deeply grieved-bu
he cheered up a little at sight Of al
American grill He DOTTED his helme
most politely but spoke in the yer
nacular:
You next! Sure! No stunts
promise!"
ITO be continued)