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The sun., 1919-08-27
Palmer Probe Bill Ady.n...

WASHINGTON, Aug. 26--Favorab,.
port was to-day ordered by the So. ~
Expenditures Committee on a reso,u,. .o
by Senator Calder IN. " propoSs. ~
investigation of the administering
the Alien, Property Custodian's ofNo.
A. Mitchell Palmer and Francis p az
van, the present custodian. ~"r
The sun., 1919-08-27
FIGHTS PrNT RAISES
BY REALTY LICENSE
Newark Conrissioner Seeks
to Halt Profiteerirg Plots.

William J. Brennan, Director Of Pub
lie Safety Of Newark. announced yester-
The sun., 1919-08-27

The manner In which the valuation of
the Consolidated Gas Company plants
was described to A. g. Gilbert, special
master. In the suit to have the so cent
gas rate declared unconstitutional yes
terday. The witnesses were Oscar L.
Mauman and NJ. Hogan. Deputy Tax
Commissioners. The valuation Of other
properties of the gas company was also
discussed. The hearing will COMMUNE
to-day.
The sun., 1919-08-27

existing ordinances the dlreo,o, J,
power to revoke for cause any ia. ~
and 1t Ii Mr.. Brennan's plan "a aa..
this power as club over the hs.% ,s
OF INSCRIPTIONS dealers and landIo.su'
The sun., 1919-08-27
WAGES BEAT H. G. OF L.
Packers Aid Says They Have Ad-
vanced Faster Than Prices.

yanced Faster Than Prices.
CHICAGO. Aug. 2s.LTestifying before
FEDERAL Judge Samuel Alschuler in the
stock yards wage arbitration hearing to-
day, s. w. Russell of the Commercial
Research Department OF Swift and Com
pany, declared that packing house en-
ployes are In better financial condition
than they were year ago.
He used monthly reports Of the United
States Department of Labor to show
that the cost Of staple foods since De-
cember. 1919 had increased 20 per
cent. while wages OF stock yards en-
ployes had increased 115 per cent.
The sun., 1919-08-27
U. S. PROBE UNFAIR,
CLAIM OF PACKERS
Swift Council Calls Evidence
Before Trade Board In
accurate.
BEEN STRAIGHT SINCE 1902
No Combinations Exist or
Evils That Demand New
Laws, HeSays.
Spsclar pespatcA to tn. sur.


WARRINGTON, Aug. 2e.--Disregard Of
the evidence gathered and submitted by
the Federal Trade Commission was
urged upon the Senate Agricultural
Committee to-day by L. ID. H. Weld
adviser for Swift & Co. Mr.. Weld In
sisted that as q basis for permanent
regulatory legislation the Federal Trade
Commissions array of findings and re-
ports was so peppered with Inaccuracies
and false assumption OF alleged facts
that It was altogether too unreliable
foundation upon which to build law to
govern the future activities OF the meat
packing industry and its numerous col
laterals .-...
THE evils the proposed legislation
plans to cure simply do not exist. This
committee has no evidence against the
packers except that of the Federal
Trade Commission. You have assumed
that we are in combination, but you have
no reliable evidence on which to base
such a conclusion" said Mr.. Weld.
Senator Harrison (Miss,) interrupted
at this point to ask the witness: what
would be the object OF the Federal Trade
Commission in disappearing your
assume the commissioners are fair men
trying to do the right thing. What
could be their motve7"
II don't care to go into that"
"Id like to know" insisted Mr.. Har-
rison.
what could have been the motive OF
the Secretary of Agriculture" demanded
Senator Kenyon (Iowa). "in issuing his
statement recommending Federal control
OF the packers7 Why should he give q
wrong report?"
81 don't know" the witness replied.
What motive could the President
have had in asking the Federal Trade
Commission to investigate the packers? %
Senator Kenyon pressed.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-10
LOS ANUJNCIOS EN- Ell IMPARCIAL
LLAME AL TELEFONO 94.

VI NUESTRA TARIFA para contratos de anuncios,
II hechos en- la Isla de artlculOs para venta
los cOnSumidOres
PULGADA de anuncos por coumna, paginas inte-
rores, 10 centavos publication.
PULGADA, pagna inglesa, contratos peque6os
$1.00 la pulgada
PAGINAS exteriores, Is centavos la pulgada con-
tratos de 900 pulgadas.
PRINIERA PLANA: $1O0 pulgada, no usando mas
4 de dOce
POR LINEA, paginas interiores 10 centayos la pr
mera vez las sucesivas.
Para fuera de la Isla sOlicite datos
PAGO ADELANTADO
e JOAQUIN PUJALS SANTANA.
Administrator.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-10

Comentando Gustavo Herye la
respuesta dada por ell presi lcnte
Wilson al Imperio austrohdngaro,
escribia ell 81: "Ha debido de SEM
brar la cOnsternaci0n en- Viena v
en- Budapest. Ha debido de cons
ternar mas de un diplomatico
Ell las mismas Cancillerlas ALA
das; pues es la sentencia de muer-
tie de Austria -Hungrfa como Esta-
do, va que en- Londres, ell Paris y
Roma-en Londres Y en- Paris mas
que ell ROma-es un articulO de fe
para muchos diplOmaticos de ca
rrera que la desmembraci0n de
Austria-Hungria serla una lOcura,
pues 81 Austria-Hungria no exis-
tiese habria que inventarla.
El autor de ese articulo de fe
adoptado por muchos diplomatic
cos fue Palacky, el primero de los.
historiadores checos, y 10 formula
precisamente como necesaria de.
fensa de SUI patria checa. Herve
no cree Ell ese dogma, y las razo
nes Ell que sc funda las dej6 para
su articulo del dia siguiente. Por
desgracia, no hemos podido leer
La Victoire del %; pero nos con
suela la idea de que su colega Mar
eel Sembat 10 ha leid0 de flo, y de
flo que no le ha cOnvencido, pues
ell dia "a, analizando los futurOs
peligros de la disOluci0n del I'M
s perio, decia ''ChecOs, hungaros y
alemanes de Austria sc necesitan
mutuamente. : Es que la forma po-
Utica de una Rep1blica federal 0,
81 10 prefieren, del regimen impe
rial transformadO Ell sentidO fcde
rativO no seria preferible a la dis
locaci6n ell cuatro cinco paises
independientes?. -"
Neamos 10 que crm esos paises
antes de disOlverse ell Imperio.
Las cifras v datOs que suministran
los librOs no correspondent con
exactitud, sobre todo para los pue-
bios que integraban el reino hun
garo. Sin embargo, tomaremos
) como principal lugar de referencia
ell folleto consagrado a "Les natio-
nalites ell Austriche Hongric"
1 por el professor de Gratz Franz
Zenker.
La doblc Monarquia-conside-
remosla ann como eXistente-
tiene una poblacion de 50 milo
mes: 2S y medic pertenecen a Aus
tria Y u NAL contados Hungria.
FL restO corresponds a la Bosnia
Herzegovina, sometida la admi-
nistraci0n comiln de Austria V
Hungrla. En- Austria hay 10 mi
llOnes de alemaneS, 0 sea ell SO pOr
100 de la pOblaci0n total. El res
to sc compOne de eslavos, distri-
buidOS en- cincO naciOnalidades
icon leneua distintasl, que fgu-
ran asl:
Checos, seis millones V medic
(23 por 1907.
polacoS, cincO millOnes me-
nos Us pOr 1907.
Rutenos, tres millones Y medic
(13 por 1907.
EslOyenOs, uIl million Y cuarto
q Y cuarto por 1907.
SerbocroataS, 100000 (3p. 1907
ltallan0s y r1manOs, men0s del
) por 100.
pasemOs ahOra Hungria. FL
elemento predominante es ell ma
giar (llamesmole hdngarol. que
tinteryiere con cl IS pOr 100 en- la
poblaci0n total. Mas 81 Sc eXclu-
we del RENO la CrOacia- Eslavonia,
que disfruta de completa autono-
mia desde 1867, ltanto de. hun
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-10

va hemos visto, al enumerar los
cinco pueblOs que con ell aleman
que, aun siendo todos de origen
eslavo, hablaba cada cual lengua
distinta. Hay otrOs que, siendo
hOmogeneOs, emplean tres lido
mas diferentes. Otros, como los
serbo-croatas, que 81 mismO sc
consideran de raza diversa y CO.
munican mediante identicO lido
ma. Hay zonas dOnde sc habla
una jerigonza ell que interviewer
yoces eslavas, turcas Y arabes.
En- fin, hay cOmarcas tan POGO
eXtensas cual la Bosnia-HerzegO-
vina, donde coeXisten cuatro reli-
giones: la griega ortOdOXa, la ca
t0lica, la mahometana (sin que
sea turca la poblaci0n que la pro-
fesa) V In judaica, introducida
por los spaniolcn 0 judios oriun-
dos de Espaila.
:Que hombre, nj siquiera que
demiurgo seria capaz de formar
iEstados independientes Y, sObre
todo, cst0blcs con tanta muche-
,dumbre de razas, pueblos, lenguas
" religiones, que sc mezclan y con
funden hasta formar amalgamas
.-si cs possible decirlo asi-, perO
no combinaciones qulmicas? Sin
embargo, por imperio de la fuer
"a la conveniencia, habran de
formarse cuatro, aunque solo sea
temporalmente. Los pOlacOs de
Austria iran a recOnstruir la uni
ficada Polonia; los rumanos qui-
'zas Sc incorporen Rumania; los
rutenos, sus hermanos de la
iUkrania, v los italianos, al reino
de Victor Manuel. Quedaran,
Ipues, cuatro grandes grupos: los
checos 0 checoeslOvacos, ps yugO-
ieslavos eslavos del Sur, los hun
garos los alemanes de Austria.
pero ccomo Sc constitniran esos
EstadOs? lei yugoeslavo no cs di-
Ificil, Y aun podra unirse Serbia.
Isl 10 quiere. 6Se incorporaran a
los alemanes de Austria los dos
millones que habitan en- Hungrla
V los dos millones V medic que
ipredominan Ell ell norte V oeste de
Bohemia? 81 los checos V hun.
garos sc opOncn, ademas dehaber
agrayiado al "derecho de los pue-
/, bios Il disponer de su destinO", es
10 que dice lie Temps, ''ivaliente
mosaico de irredentismo" van te-
ner Ell casa. :Renunciaran los
checos a componer su Estado con
los eslovacOs? Porque 81 guar
dan a los alemanes de Austria V
a los hilngaros de la Eslovaquia.
resulta que siendo ellos y sus her
manos unos OchO .millOnes, ten
dram que coexistir con cuatro mi
Homes V medic de irredentOs, que
lies cnsombreceran muy prOntO su
ialegria nacional.
Pcro. Ell fin, dGmOslo~por cons
tituidOs. ChccOs checOeslOva-
cos, hungarOs Y alemanes, han pro-
clamad0 su naciOnalidad indepen-
diente. " es ciertO que un Es-
tado moderno puede considerarse
itot0Imcntc independents 81 no tie
me alguna salida al mar? Suiza,
con ser tan querida de todos y tan
POGO amenazada de nadie, sabe al
go de ESQ.
La federation que acOnseja
Marcel Sembat la estan reclaman-
do los sOcialistas austriacOs desde
hace veinte aIOs. Al reunirse
alora los diputados alemanes pa
ra acorlar la independence del
Austria germanica, Adlez- jefe
(Contintia ell la pagina 10a.)
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-03-10
La dise|uci6n de AuShia-Hungria


garos Sc eleva al 50. El resto de
la poblacion Sc distribuye asi:
Alemanes, 10 por 100 (1.90O.000
Ell ell ultimo Censo).
Eslavos, 2G por 100.
Elovacos, 8 por 100.
RutenOs, 2 por 100.
Croatas, 9 pOr 100.
Servios, 5 por 100.
Rumanos, IA por 100.
Eel resto pertenece a un sinnd-
nero de nacionalidades: ziganos,
wendos, polacos, bulgaros, judios,
armenios, italianos, etc.
El lector, NAL informado de tan
tOs pueblos V razas, quiHls sc tigu-
re que ocupan un lugar fijO Ell ell
territorio del antique lmperiO
Pero, no; y aunque consulte un
excclcnte mapa, nj aun asi lograra
formarse idea de la cxacta posi-
ci6n de cada cual. Hay lugares
donde constituyen nucleOs casi
homogGneos V otrOs donde sc entire
mczclan varios pucblos Y razas.
! Tomemos, por ejcmplo, Il los ale
names: la mayoria estan aposen-
tados en- la Alta v la Baja Aus
tria; pero no faltan entire ellos
lclemcntOs eslavos v latiuos. Tam
biGn predominant Ell Estiria y ell
centrO; pues el sur del TirOl 10
ocupan italianos, y ell sur de Es-
tira los esloyenos. En- Bohemia
V Moravia-el pals de los checos
hay dos millones y medic de
alemanes. sobre todo Ell ell nOrte
ocste de Bohemia. En- ell resto
preponderan los eslayos chccOs,
sin que falten entire ellos islotes
germanicos. En- IIungri;l aln hay
corca de dos milIones de alcmancs,
" no quercmos detenernos en- ha-
blar de Otras islaS de igual car;lc-
ter etnico que mOtean ct terrific
rrio del antigua lmperio.
Lo que dccimos dc los aleWa-
ncS puede repetlrse con los de-
mas pueblos; pero solo hablare-
mos del c.;lovaco por el intcrts'
que tiene en los prcs"ntcs mo-
ulentoS. Los eS!oyacOs son her
manOS de los chec0s, Y ambos
pertcnecen al tronco cSlavo. Los
iiItimOs habitantcs en- Bohemia,
segun hcmos dicho; los primeroS
ocupan el nOroeste de Hungrla.
Como hermanOs que son prcten-
den fundar-mejor dicho. han
| funlado-un nucvo EStado: ell
co-eslovaco. .ihora bicn. :cs
que los Gltimos pueden reivindl-
car cl tcrl.itoriO hlngaro donde
/ habitan? Sin duda, 81 solo ellos
10 0cupasen. Per0 eS ell case
que en- esa zona territorial an
dan mezcladOs con los hungarOs.
: :Prcdominan los eslOvacOs Y
pue4len asi invOcar ell derechO de
las mayorias? Hay una peque-
na porci6n de terreno dondc, efec-
tiyamente, son los mas; hay otra,
much0 mayor que la primcra, en-
que sc equilibra la proportion. Gle
eslOvacOs V hnngarOs, eli fin, que
da In mltad del palS llamado hs-
lovaquia, donde la sangre hun
CARA CORE con superior abundan-
cia. No hay duda: 81 la suertc
del pals hubiera de fijarla I'M
plebiscito, los csloyacos serlan
vencidos.
No es la raza el iinicO critcrio
para determinar las naciOnallda-
des en- 10 que fue Austria-Hun-
gria. Tambien la religion y Ia
lengua influyen, y Il veces auh
n,as que la raza Y sucede con
auu6llas 10 mismo que con Gsta.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
COURSE IN
AMERICANISM
Fundamental Ideals to Be
Presented by Authorities

Tho fundamental ideals OF Ameri
canlsm win form the subject matter
OF a scries OF interesting lectures
which will open Tuesday evening and
continue Ia May 20 at the Pilgrim
Congregational church. Broadway
and y, Republican NJ. The lectures
win be under the auspices OF the pii.
grim MEMS club.
Club members viii dine at the
church Tuesday evening. and at $50
Edmond =. Meany will deliver the
irst lecture on '"rhe Historic Back.
ground OF Americanium
AZ the meeting November 20 Prof
Clark Il, fiisset sf the university.
talks ON "The Spirit OF American
Law" In January. william r. Me
Tween will discuss Religion In
American Development
Dr. Frederick NJ. padeiford. head
OF tho English department Of the
university. In the February speaker.
with Literature and Education In
Americanisfn" as hia topic. followed
by President William short Of the
state Federation OF Labor In March
on THE American Labor Movement"
Gordon G. corhaley, secretary Of the
Seattle Chamber of Commerce and
Commercial club. II down for "f3usi-
noaa In American Life" IN March.
and Dr. Henry Suzzallo. president OF
the University OF Washington. talks
on Tho Essentials OF a Constructive
Americaninm" na the closing mum
Der In tho series. set for May IS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
May NOMINATE
BERGER AGAIN
Socialists Hope to Have Him
Run for Congress

MILWAUKEE. Wis. oct. Ill
Socialists OF Milwaukee today
planned TO renominatc Victor Berger
as candidate for congress, u he i
unseated because OF hts conviction
under the espionage act.
IL nergcr II ousted. as recon-
mcndcd by the house elections com
mittee. a special election viii Dc call
ell Immediately 10 fiii his place.
Socialists started their campaign to
renominate and re-elcct Berger I'm
mediately after the election commit
tees report was made public
Arthur Barry. republican county
chairman. today declared that n
berger IL rcnominated. a protest
would be filed with the secretary Of
state against placing his name on
the ballot.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
NOSE CLOCGED FROM
A COLD OR CATARRH
Appiy Cream In Nostrils TO Op~n
Up Air Passages.

Ali what relief Your cioEg~d
no.,rlis open right w. the air
passages OF your head arc clear and
you can breathe freely. No more
hawking. snuffiing. mucous dis
charge. headache. dryness--no strug'
Cling for breath At night. your cold
or catarrh In gone.
Don't stay stuffed up Get a small
bottle OF Eiy's Cream Balm from
your druggist now. Apply 4 little
Of this fragrant antls-pticS cream
In your nostriis. let IL penetrate thru
every air passage % the head.
soothe and heal the swollen. inflamed
mucous membrane. giving you instant
relief. Ely's Cream Balm 10 just
what every cold and caiarrh sufferer
has been seeking. It's Just splendid.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
BURGLARS BUSY

Burglars. entering thru n side
window. robbed the residence OF c.
A. coffman. si3 ~. ssth ave. Of
tie.so Sunday night. II was reported
10 the police Monday.
w. q. Jacobs. 2t0i Third ave. re-
ported the theft Of n suit OF clothes
and pair OF suspendcrn. while DIR.
u. J. Malone. els Boren ave. report.
ID the theft of physicians case
containing surgical instruments and
n large quantity of narcotics.
A diamond and pearl ring and $50
In cash were taken from II. ID.
Bouck's homo at ana Evanston ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Woman Is Killed
in Auto Smashup

PORTLAND. Ore. Oct. 27.--Mrs.
J, +. Jaeger was hurled to the pave.
ment in an automobile collision hero
yesterday evening. Her skull was
fractured. and she died few hours
later.
She was riding In the rear scat OF
light machine. which was driven
by her son, T.. Il. Jaeger. q. II. San.
derson. driver of the larger car
which hit the Jaeger machine, was
arrested and is being held pending
an investigation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
AUTOS INJURE 2

Two automobile accidents early
Monday morning sent two victims
10 the city hospital.
Fred ". Dull. Tzis ralatlne place.
suffered severe head injuries when
no walked into an approaching auto
mobile. driven by II. I. Anderson.
IFS y. nth st. on tho Port Com
mission dock approach on Garfield
NJ. A switch engine. passing be-
meath the approach. created NO much
smoke. Dull couldn't $50 tho auto
mobile. ho told the police.
II. yoisky. lis nth ave. . Junk
collector. was knocked from hir
wagon at Firth ave. and Virginia 1T.
by a machine driven by L. II. Fes.
sender. sIs First ave. w. volsky
suffered bruised side and was i'm.
mcdlatciy released from the city hos.
plfai.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Witchhazel and Camphor
Relieve Eye Strain

Common witchhazel. camphor.
hydrastis. etc. as mixed In Lavop-
Tx eye wash. produce quick results
when used for eye strain. One Gus
toner was greatly astonished Mt
the restfui feeling produced by a
single application. A young man
reports that both he and his mother
were greatly helped by Lavoptik-
We guarantee small bottle to
help ANY CASE weak. strained or
inflamcd eyes. swift's Drug Co.
and leading druggists.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
80. 600 TONS STEEL
TO GO THRU SEATTLE

The kawasAki Dockyard Co.
Kobe. has ordered $4,000 tons Of
steel. costing $4,000 600. from the U.
$. Steel Corporation. Tho shipment
will be routed thru Seattle. The
Kawasaki yard is ono OF the iarg-
est In japan and employs 10000
men. II Is the only yard In japan
10 grant employees the eixhs-hour
day.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
Lincoln Files
for Port Post

Declaring that the port commits.
sion. az now constituted. in working
in perfect harmony" w. 4. Lincoln
has announced his candidacy for
election TO succeed himself Lincoln
was appointed 20 flli the vacancy
created by the resignation OF Robert
Bridges. last August.
Lincoln was auditor for tho port
commission before assuming his
present responsibilities. and In n
statement issued on entering the
race for election, points TO his work
ing knowledge OF port affairs.
We are running business enter.
prise Of tremendous Importance"
says Lincoin's statement. "and as
long as I am member OF the port
commission. political consideration
shall find no place in that business"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
DIR. Hall to Speak

Lieut.. Col. ID. c. Hall. Y. s. A.,
health officer at the university. Will
address the Municipal league at
Moves cafeteria Tuesday noon. His
subject will be with the italian
Armies on the Austrian Front" lie
was commanding officer OF the ad.
vance American ambulance service
In France.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
TEACHERS WILL MEET

A joint meeting OF the Grade
Teachers club and the High School
Teachers league. called by the
Joint committee of both organiza.
tons, will be held In the Broadway
high school auditorium at 4I5
wednesday. Chas. y. Stillman. pres
ldent American Federation OF Teach
ers. will be one OF the speakers.
Principals, superintcndents and Wis
ting teachers are invited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-10-27
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN

Millions OF men and women have
proved 'Bayer Tablets Of Aspirin"
with the 'Baycr Cross" on tablets.
the quickest. surest. safest reilef for
their Headaches. Colds, Neuralgia.
Toothaehe. Earaehc. rheumatism,
Lunbago. Ncuritls. Pain seems 90
fade RICH, away
buy only a nayer package con
tanning proper directions. Always
say "isaycr.''
Handy t!n boxes OF II tablets cost
but a few cents. Druggists also sell
larger "naycr' packages. Aspirin IL
tho trade mark OF naycr Manufac.
turc OF Monoaeeticaeidcster Of salt
cylicacid.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-04

me Clique OF nobility and militarists
which surrounded the dynasty"
In these words Charles Pereler. a
former Chicago newspaperman and
now commissioner OF the Czecho- Slo-
wax republic in the United States.
sums up the crumbling Of German
hopes Tor world domination.
"Austria-Hungary was Germany's
bridge to the east" he declared
Through her she hoped TO reach Asia.
and also permanently TO dominate
Russia A leading British publication
at the outbreak Of the war declared
that the International position Of Bo-
hemia at the close Of the struggle
would be the test Of victory or de-
feat The Czecno-Slovaks today are
Independent and by that token the as
ISOLATED civilized governments and
people have won n decisive victory.
yet a good deal remains to be done
and the German has not given up
hope Of saving much from the wreck.
only few DAYS ago the press carried
"a dispatch informing US that the new
German foreign secretary declared
Germany would not submit 20 any sort
Of peace conditions the allies may
seek to impose. that they would not
submit to a peace Of might. A change
OF government does not necessarily
mean a change OF heart. "A change OF
mental attitude OF these we fan 10
see any real evidence. The German
revolution, so-called. occurred not be-
cause the majority OF Germans appre-
ciated that the original German aims
were inquitious, immoral II not
wholly barbarOus. but that the Ger
man government was wholly unsuc-
cessful in achieving these aims. in
other words, because Il failed 20 con-
quer.
The duplicity OF German methods.
even following the arimstice, is best
illustrated by the fact that only a
while ago the Vienna government
through Otto Bauer. complained that
the Czecho-Slovaks failed 20 supply
Vienna with foodstuffs and coal. That
Vienna had been plunderinr the
Czecho-Slovak lands for the first four
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-04
Special Convention ee wdoD displays are Of unusual beauty and -See Them

years Of the conflict was not men
toned. Il now also appears that the
Czecho-Slovaks furnished Vienna with
the quantity OF coal asked for. At the
same time that this coal was being
delivered in Vienna the German-Aus-
trian government was sending arms
into Bohemia 10 the German minority
Their for the purpose Of occupying the
very mines from which this coal came.
and TO enable the German minority
TO create trouble and disturbance
"Au this goes 10 show that we are
stul dealing with a subtle enemy pro-
paganda, which is designing 20 SOW
distrust among the allies. great and
small And it behooves US 10 be on
our guard. not 70 trust reports from
sources which SAVIOR so much Of the
methods OF Won Barnstorff. Dernburg,
Won Papen and Boy-Ed We must es-
pecially be on our guard against
stories that the new nations Of mid
Europe en- any fashion seek TO cp-
press the minorities which unavold-
ably win be included in the new
states"