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the interests Or the Governments opposing
ne BO shsvik..
The CORNER Grand Duke Alexander
M.rhaslovitniI. brother in-lav OF the
sorruer Russian Emperor. WIN hss ar
r!vsd n Paris. AZ he declares. mt FOR
1niitlrs! purposes ont - make tI1nwn
he truth about Russia SAYS N an IN
-erview N the HdfIn rhat The Allies
must oswars of Germany N 9dssia.
''Tralrs has aveYY -nason "a lHvH
Russia he declared ~ YOU DO not
Intervene now be sura tsas Germany
will intervene m her own Eiue. Beware
II Germany THAT people which X now
At your ner-Y hides within Itself ha5s
which VII fnd Is ir9t revenge IN Rus
ala.
a League a. Nat.nna or 4 society az
peoples ~ much talked ~ r. remains 20
ns seen Z the nations VI, NOT nave tealt
tAemselves a nora blow ~ 1esitIt!ng
-on lonV "a cleaAse tlIn Russian sore
which fhraatena "a 'uutaninate The
vhute world
The Grand Duke related now VITA Iia
family and the Dowager Empress and
Grand Duke Nichnias Nichnla.sv'tt.ii, clIa
rnr7ner Russian Commander IN Chief, ia
nad been Kept prisoner IN house n tas
Criinea. However the chief 10 rne Bni-
sl1evilt y,IaTi had sarved under Alexan-
ter and made -il.nga -oier1nle Far '1eIn.
They vere saved s-nm massacre On Nay
1, 1919. BY ne ar--va. ~ ne Germans
and we're eventually set rec 1u no aD-
preach % al allied ieec.
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LEAGUE OF NATIONS
FIRST, SAYS BORDEN
Premier Declares Canada Has
No Territorial { laims
TO Be Urged

7.z-s. Fsh ,--He ErrsLs-ly ca-,ia7
5r'I.s statement - 81 Pnl4rt Borden,
F-.r1e Minister - canada. n WHICH Slr
aauer- iccl,ned - maze any tntorra.
stl..-7arr- IN re -r-v'sinrai irc;siurs u
ne Peace -orf.r.rre declaring -A.lt Il.
,nrsidp-at 1a9razart discussions might
he Ha--r,s.l 10 lie -lpi..-Y II re aaor9
~ he ,ars.r--cs. re Pr"rn.er. tnw-
.c.- qroa4 IN re questions % me +e-
nan 'nicr.el and L league az N'rcHs
'n ~'rz
"-arata aaI 10 .Ar-.tlr'I. AIMS.
i-,l- Intervention : lie Va ~ - 4ira
NJ Z; Aat g, IA lld F-1-cr vas and
,-.T e. !-lst1rsStsd. TNs or1hls1-1s
,-,:t ed by .Ia Paare -1rcs-arra a.. II
700 f,-'c'li- ard ieiica-s nacIrA -5r ne
.. .1t!cats tne possible ~ desirable sniu-
-.n-s
IRE 1-7-nsaI ,1- A -sag-Ie % NIc.0rs
,rrnes 80 1~r a. 1t-ip~ considerations. =
- 30 --ruor-a1c -.,a- - -IoTgrrS1. ma
a --f.se - T.ra e. - s'I7rcr-. - 20
x,.aar Nations l-- Irp~arn-af - slstai,-
s---7 ,r--a.- ,r-sirr-1,.or- - rr1tr -
ln.-a VIA he other 1a-;or- n a -~sGira
- 7,a.-.ai.- a worldwide csarr ~ ias'-
---cea ~ re ra-'r our ya4.s VII iava
been m vain.
TIE maintenance - International.
1eace ard II or1tr -'g1r = 10 vrr 4
7a~a-dr N RE -acH1u.-v n -.te Dsc-
r.es "a Eav--7 -rp,lss ".s ~. 5r'-1ssi!
Empire. wr.r-h - Al I.poc.ar;o n rae
Aa1.o1s. shows -n--tl- ana.og-r WIKI
~, I.eng-.e ~ N1G0rs.
~. aaca-- --sa-~ar 20 he Military e.
.,r.. ~ -aaada, vr.rh 1r aid rad al
- mora -'xrr q ~ 1r7Ut II he ~
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PARIS PRESS LAUDS
PRESIDENTS SPEECH
Socialists EIated, Try to Out
do Other Cke<r1

PARIS. Fen The Paris lev7pape4r
tn-fay n commenting IN he reception
~ President wilson AT svaning ~ "a
Chamber 1f Deputies aIlude "a -ha ~
CASTOR IA one nor ,!kaiy 20 D- s1rg1 al
AMI vnich viii -scernent T-ancn- Amor
iran friendship ana Itald AZ 1 1tv -oNen
~ lie brotherhood ot ne r-v1 Denpies.
TIE nevqDaDer4 vI-rlv 1r1lse -
P-.sidert's sneech. which y alluded o
AZ Al 1skser-.au II tlle 4CIlda-'t-- o. IL
lie e-1- 1enp - WITH Franco.
An l1us'liI -ecept.ur Wis gwen p---f-
!enr Wilson yesterday nv Socialist 11err1-
cers al he chamber n CeDut.ea Thy
--''eii n drown lie Applause .~1m 10
-rrr--e lld ne Right N an apparent H.
.eIrpt u ino'v M wilson -.las 1ls .deaa
vera HEIR avn. Wien Capt. Maatnux.
lie official interpreter VINO cra1sia III
President wilson adursss. reached hat
ar n he speech n vtlich Ar Wilson
spoke " he Society II Nations lie S.l-
.ia4isrs rDse. shouting Long tive ne
Society II NariOng. soIne Of hem add
ng, Gown With var
ElIl Lescnanei. VINO opened rte vt
ing. said II me plan TOR the Society Il
Nations
'Acr1ss lie -aasr1 ~ blood ard ia-'S-
Tess re Ig.rr II tie --:..l-.. We
believe that ? -ls zntsnte rstead II
being i1r-ned slowly Under ne prsss,irs
II peril and Under The Iacsssit-es n 20
moment n he 4hocN II Isrt!es. could
lave osaI1- instituted iung before a. TIA
.1d--le Germany would never nave I.i-ai
o teC!ara var lDGr H.
~. oei!eve Tie rilir-y STAGES v.i.ca
broke relations Win .fer-ran- must -
ma nucleus n Society az Nations ~
shat continue With Al our str.ry--l i1t
a. du- nsa-- 70 prsvanC a -etlIr- 20 ll.-
1af;sIu and y MAINTAIN I,Ir i-ar ard
L.uat-.Ous t-1endsiI!p wnicn shall D. ~
,ess s-'Ii-<,II n peace IAN = 9as beeu i
VA
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Etsn-r Promis>s Action

=, ~, -a-ar-4rr Elsrer addict mai
- ne s'!-.-- We ana. acC. a.. act.
IT, notion - " Thomas placing a
re a-al - 80 7r7g-a ,lrla Questions II
re -@@rousi1Ci-y '1- -rs va Ard tle
s!t7lr- u Socialism ,1Inw9
I've 7-rae soc;a .s- 'o-S,rsrra.
cnrsider,rx that 4 cataai7-ri her
ata.y tnoasd by a few men lHA .-'i-csd
UPON t!ie world Ha1,e,esa ca,a17i-,as
ard threatens 70 harrow - c'v'.l1l-
ZION lrsel'. ard. rrrS;tar'-g n '-A
ether lard. thac Al hopas ot .usr
ard lasr.lg ceace Depend .pCI IL
oossihL.-Y 60 slr!rf!-z a society 81
nariors thac rhera can o. no society
u -1t.1as w.-hoI- rrrlsr. ard mar ~
-.r-a,!aral public sl.,A would remain
s-rsver cong rom re-! = the CS0vsr--
merits which aavs violated Z cng.I 49,
-aps punishment sor 'Nsl- cr'1ies. ard
Il Socialist chtecs WHO 1-atA them
selves accnnol4cea az c.sss 'iay.rr-
merits Tsrs not brartsd autcasrs ~
the Iats-ratirrais nas dertded . u
scrtha AZ -he aaa. q IN agsrda tda
question Gt g1var--l1 -rrll re=pnnHhlli-
les In Ire "a .ses Il The war that Il
violation az nslrral-t-s whfch aad been
STAGED under ire guarantees az Europe
and that Z -hs responsibility ot So
cialisrs Involved.
On n. 1thsr hand. lie corsarrrce
considering That me t'I-r.re a. S,scta.-
IAN n ne world q threatened With tha
greatest tangsrs by -sw r>ntsucies
ca,Isi R1;sas- tIT-l. decides = place y
the second prA-,ou IN It's axsndA tie
-0ia ~ democracy n the esrab l!shn1slt
Of Socialist order
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STILL HAVE RIGHTS,
ERZBERCER ASSERTS
Arp6stiee ENJOY Protests
ASainst Colonies Plan.

aAsLE, Fsa. 4.-S1-aA14 3rs.r4 re
-ain1.I sdc.erF A Berlin Gasrartag
MIcl "a Er-5erys- 1ns u "a 'I.4---Ia1
s:--7ss-.r- ,~'-:-,- -ssicus~z protest q.
against l-r,naly beng tepr,~af: IL Ter
colonies. iGcnrG.ag . Il Iespa -
:e,ge,t 1era t-gu lie ,isr-una Gapila-
Il 'epor-sd ! ave IA L
- We 10 .orxar favs --7Gps - a--rls.
e. llvH 1U- -'-nrs rl- A.-es lava
icceprat M u son 'r1Gr-ern paints.
"A ,;-rnaay IaS NJ Wilson .er--aa is
Arost i1d 7-,;:;----a. ----I-cI - 1,
,rtou.a. Ir.esJ:on.4. 5U- -,;e AL.es ara
se-rG1E - ,-rrcse he W - s--nrxar
la-ors vtt.'uUr -4i.Ig INTO dcgCU.- -tie
= r--s - rar-u21v
'-epr'--,rg r-.---a1r Il a. ha- ,ni-
ln'es would CONTAIN A taa.!ly re--r Gar
Ne cage u Na-crs svan 1ec1ra .hac
~a.r-!s h. 3or-. VA understand = has
,rsr -r1rHasd - Internal t.ora.=e Ter
MAJ -1,ortes Gr'ter Ia l,..n.1 .sr-a Ion
~ lie -AaT!e Z Sl..ura
We IUgi- - "a .g1rica.ly -eleI N.cr
L -rrrGsi-I-. - aim -1- -a--7- --sa--
-rr- c7r -as cni0r.ss II A. 1rhsr Pow
.rg a~as'ger- a sor prug-lalnl.
rras ----:aay ~ .rv'ola1le -,y-- .
Ger '-icn.a- -s~-- -l-'es'
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uel Gomperg said tu-niRrt that they hnd
refused 70 attsnd the International labor
conference at Bern because the deega-
tinn had been instructed by several Or
Tie American labor organizations 10 pre-
sent their demands To tl1g Pence CONFER
sncr. which ALREADY rms IN view inter- IA
-:nnai Legislation ornIertH and IL not
iilte,v n De influenced by the Fern cnn-
vsnt.nu.
The statement asserts the belief that
tis prnuosaIs dr The Bern confer
anre viii ne ''iarrnan made and
points 1nr that German labor mad the
right m present lts demands II the fna!
pence tahla
IRE american .abnr Delegates md
"a-a that tl1HrP = possibility N meet
81. the German delegates lsiar lie Fign-
no 0t The 1eaae z'aatY, hut L1at mean
While they viii work With The Peace
Conferences sad t!iat lie International
annr committees will summon an inter-
allied conference a. Paris nf or'.anisa-
IONS lut -aDrsa.ntai At 2pr-r
Tns Gern 3oc.a.iJr Conference. ~
vhich mary snc.a.iat Bodies N Eurnpe
1Hvs "a led 70 send Representatives,, - The
outcome ~ A German 1ial - help Ger
many ret-'eve her military iefssar and
escape tha ar-ns1t II inst irdernnltles.
- he belief II Charles Edward Russell
and liam English WLllng speaking
n behalf " r.ie social LarnOrra' e
-.saEie NJ -he Cnited States. Nrssl7
lHissel and Wl.linR iast ni4nu gave 1uJ
gls following statement On The sui 1e.
i he nar'a n the ieayls
AZ Delegates or rr- capitalization ""
dec.!aa ~ 20 ID 5arr because, despite
he pretansiun that ne worlds ,abnring
'iaages are represented here. u lrtu-
c.pa. movers ara those n al countries
vIu -!--pd - rauss leaca when " would
lava meant ne Triumph N imperialism
and -hr -Iin ~ the worrying class de-
nOcclCy
Wa nuta rhac me General Elaboration
~ r-adp Cu.nna u Grsat Britain haa
10 representatives tsia-N nor -Ie ItI.lan
Socialist 1aT-y. representing tas ma
tnr,:y u he italian socialists Inr H.
Belgian Socialist 9n--g. aur Tie A.nert-
an Federation u i-aDnr ind tIar slr-Y
Socialists n me Frsnci Chamber n
-a-urles allowed -.Ieir Delegates % n
ar.- iuder protest Ild under tie -iraa-
.1ar r1rlr acton would 1e -eDudiIt at
IN lesa the 5raeidernaun y-1uD va Ak
..!uded.
w. 1.aa 1ote rat Gne-thirf ~ ne
ga-7 feleg1-aq ara --rnV1i =ec. hY the
zoisrsvlN a. w-rpasher.c VITA heir
doctrines.
W. saiie"a tat lie Born cnrcsr1rc.
IL iesig1l.d ny Germany q -atsrrrl her
s-1u1 military !ef.1t aaf sv0tf lie pay
alrrr u 4 Just Indemnity ny intrigue AID
secret diplomacy
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REDS WANT FORMAL
FARLEY INVITATION
Willing to Agree With Allies,
Says Tehteherin.

PAa.s. Fsh 4-The Russiaa GOV. =.
ortrs aJoU- AZ ax- serasnt T!r.i TIA En-
,sHra, according N Il vir.isss Mesa e.
s~rr 1u- rom Moscow N Sunday Z,
complains rhar ne Bnsaevi.S aarhcr.-
- The P-tncss Islands conferences, ma
only word -agarting T. oane a wireless
r essaz. "rnursiasng press news Tha
tex. ~ the message, waich vas AZ
:rsssrf To ssrl!n, Parts and sy.ry-
rasrs' r.a.ts
" r-hltche-f1 .hs Psnple's Com
71isAa-Y -1r F1~s,gT A-alrs. las 11a1s
Il .aoVa 70 tas College II Pscpie 1
Comm .Asar:es cNat lie rad -.cs,ysf a
V'-si.ss message containing 2-s.s
1evs. according n vhich rha E,ntsura
- Parts ~. 1--Tc--t - 80 -.r--.nt
CSovsrunertS Of RIisSia -ou .sr.ncs AZ
me Princss IslandA Tire Psoplsis
Cor1nliszarY added tat 10 s5r-na, n
ViLAt.nu 70 the conferences aat arrived
ROM re Entente Al measures vii
5e 'aNsu ~ h-'ug About An agreement
vith the Entsrts
President wilson raj rorhiaz - 10
WITH me transIa.ss-0n ~ -sa rsply it "
Lnusu., N 2oishsv Foreign Minister
Trhitcherfa CONCERNING 5dlahev,E 7a--
t!ripatiou n re proposed Prtacss
Islands conferences according 10 "
LorsGers ns~spaoer PnprLGtrs ".
Lorz'Isr rad r.csiv-t a s~rii-'j frsc;aI
statement from the 8nlshevik Govern
,ier- c1ucsrulnz tae coafsr>rcs and IRE
French G,oVernment rstassd u permit
the Use ~ rs vtr.lsss Ia sanding a
r.ply
"Tha refusal Of the French Goy.rr-
inert" say1 the article, 10 allow IA -
communicate freely VITA PGss.a com
pc cd "a 20 use aEother form az .raas-
r1Iss,on Eithour being compelled 70
Undergo n. censorship WATCH We cnrn-
bat.
"Taosa fAnlt q II L a press sireiess
,s sent from Sa-ts 70 New YORK thar i
"a a.sn rsnstved 81 az wireless st1t.0ua
including nat al Tsa -Koe Selo"'
David 2 F-aac!a tie American Am
bassador 70 SGzA:a, Who vas rscsnt.Y
summoned from L1ndor 70 Parts BY
Pau DucaSta the secretary az rae Psa:e
Cdr'sr.rce, and haA rs!d conferences
/ hers WITH SECRETARY u STATE lansing
Ard oen- Tasite- n. Bias on Russian
problems p-6Sa,h4Y VII b. called upon
sc. n ..e 5---.-ae rourctl - AID ~
COMMITTEES pA!cl VII fscuss RUSSIA
affairs.
Arubassa.or Francis says .ha5 TIE 11a-
!ority Of the Russian people A.. Loyal
70 tEs Entaute, and ie, tngsrhsr with
other Of thu allied Anbassaio-s az.
credited 70 Russia, Is earnestly sup
port.ag she plans .or economic recon
struccion IN that country He Is hopet.i
he said, Lha, tire proposed conferences
at ,hs Princes is!a ada viii De held, WITH
al the Russian Governments pAEt!cipat-
, ing He thought such a conferences
| would De the means Of informing the
Paris congress Of the entire situation
and would be In 10 ~ preiudiciaI "a
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WOMAN SEEKS MAYORS SEAT
Mrs. Med-r IL Candidate In Chicago
CnureNt.

C4--,5G. Fen. No --oncra 4.
MaGsr aw7-r clubvcua7 and ,,r-7er
Cry C,--Ir ssicnsr - Public W-,,l-a 20
tly Announced lrr -l1,.tIr-' Or Ma~0r
n --a-lcg -te tAali ia -'c1 ., h-r r'a--
ions Ms. Nader said
''T'-a-a " 20 reason WV a woman
cannot T0u.r1 t-a secGrt a-g'sr try =
.,a Ta.red Srlrss IAN yHU name ora
y the caadidatAs N,o ias c1rov1 his
-ar mo The ring gtD = cer-ar gIa.i ar'.
-ran I ."
Ma M.,.rr sad she world r'i7 a. a
-ou-pa--sa7.
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Is HURT " TRAN CRASH.
Dsisxzt-s tn Dry sesston NJ Can-
nr~rfcur L-xtsIu-uP- ytrrin.

1ASaCRy ,-Gnl-. Seb i-8eLpesn
-veglry and -vsnrE-+vs 2arsors were IL
.grad uo-rixht n a collision an me 0al-
bury DIVISION II Tie New YORK. Nav
+Iver AID Ia--+drI -a.l-1ad vtsn
,iiss-ng-- t.14n from iIdftcJryi st--i.S
4 locomotive and ca0oose Jr. nile .air
( MS r;--
TIE accident happened II -'--rs
vcar the tran vas INNING a. 3lr.--
-li-ry niles Al hour 5ori ,ocau1CU--as
vsre etera.ied. On ne ram ware rIai-
prominent persons. including sever.
ielrgl-.ors .-L- si,f l:-an,t.d -,'e 49,
Il nir.or 70 tsion II ma Ler.siacI-a -
tav. Man II ma 7assenzars ware ~
ard b--l1ssu whsr -lev vara -I.-Tw1
rom their seal o. ne impact.
TIE most sevsrsiy -l-Jirs,: vas t--G-'g-
* Andrews Il DaIbury, ilSc- - -
1ff,c!IL. IA vas -iAar - 1rsr'-L
l-ls-4 cf he injured iIci,idai .1Giif =
2lI-v 1t Dannurr. state president = -.
Liberty LeaS7Is. F-auh ". Scurc II -a7-
lI--- charles " EIar- ~ 5ertlei lev
l1poinre,: Commissioner Il Fl.r-e.-
:CUn-y =. 4 Harding 1c =aIr.A''t.
Thomas Phillips. engineer II he 2asEar-
gar Tain. Who narrowly escaped teal
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Falurs ot ras Pr;1ces Island Dr1Dcsa
naa cauaed 20 change n tbs rsSpsrr
Will. aoth!rg definite aas hser decided
and Will. IRE Eoisnry.srs cer-ai1.T seem
. be ,oairz strength he opinion seems
- 10 rrysraliz,nz JnaE Li- 5--st l...:;$
y, DO - 70 try 70 build 40 the social
roltr.caI st-'lcrIire Il Csntra. EUROPE
,aLn Az erect.ye barrier Against -..e
spread ae 30 sheviau aad a means
shersoy. munitions. food ard 1nas h.y
yolunteers 20 support the non 30 She
v'srs IN Ruasia II heir sfforts 70 crush
m. hordes Of LAn4ns Ard TrctENy.
This hri-ss 1p tha question Of the scn-
aonitc raatn1ert cs Germany upon which
various conan tees are working There
haa been no growth mere ~ any trust n
-.pubiican Germany. IL q rather g.ner-
ally believed that gn4er a crusL u actl-
-.ous humility the sacls Old spirit u m
scr4puloga ambition - seathing, rain
forced SOW By A desire For revenge Gat
in Fact the ln>-inrriv- Or probably calcU-
lated poEcy 81 BArln IL Grsr 20 build Up
industries 70 conp-t- slth france ard
BeIg,ur,, and second.y - exploit N the
Gid lnper,ahStic way tAe troubles 81
Russia There "a IN consequences ulnGh
70 be said FOR a Confirmation Of the
blockade until the outiuak IL clearer
Axainst this are rhe Arguments. trst
that II Germany ia - he made 10 pay
any apprecilhl. part II The damage she
must D. allowed - make n start with
Industrial r-constr-Icri0n second that a
certain amount 81 Industrial cou-truc-
t!ou would be the best guarantee azatnst
any danger Of nsr becoming cnntan1inA-
red with Bolshavtan, and third, that as
long al Germany ls held down her ca
parity 81 reparation remains uncer.' n
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lions and sducats the penpte N ne
doctrines ~ democratic ciGsenship.
They further recommend tnaJ die
sfiarly rnuntrtss be- ~suuireh IA Limit
.Ileir Armament and Tia nanufacrirs
n arms and munitions % enable he
Entente States % rrh'icr Lheir military
cnrcss They derlars that ths allied
states should content themselves WITH
-le enormous stock u arms and mimi
ions ~ war now in their hands AZ a
result ~ tis war and the seizurs II
many storsa and should forbid he sale
~ arms and munitions by States OF liza
lsaarie - others.
The American delegates declined N
.udorse some II .ae rernmmendat!ona
holding that disarmament would not
enable me States " M laaa-Ie "a MAIN
tan sufficient forrstn control The enemy
.Ataths lntI he AFTER ware cnmpleteiy
1isarrueh They s.so Oniertsd % me
prohibition II Tie nanufaniurs ot arms
and munitions al calculated 10 prsvent
scientific tevelornents mar might benefit
TIE word.
No consideration has ger been g.var
by 'he committees 20 ,;ia question - frse-
dom II the seas u Ia learned. an lie
theory mat -sgIlac.nus On hat subject
vii ia Unnecessary IL A Society of Ma
tinus Ia cTeacsd.
There ia a craving ceiling here chat
me 'rsatY Of peace should IA spnedilY
oerSectnd, now chat he principle % the
society ~ Nat.ans and many u he de-
tails II "a construction nave been Ar ;rd
Ipnn.
Arthur T. 3a.sour, British F1rsign
3ecr.tary Is engaged lpnn a or1posftiuu
% 1x ne Territorial. boundaries Of The
defeated nations a. once ar6 promptly
~. st,. -
cnnstit,itef. The programme would then
De- % q On With he sett.eTneur % lie
other questions --ruaiuiug - bs ,olved
Indsr rhe rules n ths Society II VA
Iona
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essrr.. tsaia.t Fe-diaana.

The document -iaTzrs CORNER -zar
ferdinand Win being 1nucrr1ed directly
IN tfe crimes committed n Macedonia
and Serbia during he 7ui zav orcupa don
cr,rrrs attsated o. numerous of'ir'al aar
private Reports and confirmed s~on BY
hish Bulgarian psr7nuaaes
It demands me Indictment n Fsrfi-
naud also On the charge ~ personal com
plicity in ne var witch. 2 ana his
craving ambitions helped. n 1nrhain.
He IL now a -sfiges. wing in a 90
Guided forest. spending sta t.sle hunt;ug
and olav.nu rtess n ~ bellevsd thai
the present Government % Bulgaria VII
make 40 objection 70 TIE trtal NJ rhn
former monarch and will I've him 40 -
the Allies gladly
The programme 81 tie rnmmittee on
rsspnrsihilitY which met v'steriay for
the irst lime may nn 1utl.uet orieHy IA
follows FIRST. - MAKE l at.IdY " ne
facts rom me testimony OF lie victims
wnirh wt4l .srahiish culpahility 'nr plan
ming the var violation n f!aat.ss vtoia-
t!1n ~ the tights Of peoples aad ~ tHe
laws " war spr6na. ne ~rar1ctar NJ t.ls
crime being deterrr ned, IN. cnnmittee
WIN Ak the raspnusi AilIrr ~ .1dl-''dua 4
ar nations an me has.S ~ ne t3cts cnl-
ierted and. tairt, ~ decide upon ,Ae
ulerAod ~ punishment and lts appi!ca-
t!nr 70 he r'hDrifH
Tire cnrlu;t;er rnusiders itsa,s world
court which * 70 t-y those under
charges and he duriins ~ ~ pro-
sra5uue indicates mat l. Intends not
only . ~ those ornrs'lr oshor, " but.
n they ara croved guilty. "a execute The
punishment Z imposes
P1rhiic opinion u F-7ncs a SeerlY
alive 10 .ais matter which has an aD-
pea. 70 Che penps different rom that
OF any other act1v'ry ~ The Canferencs
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y Dnovsk: !s lie acc-sa .csd rerrs-
sentative az P9Iaad n The A-l.et rIjv-
errrenrs Or 5snes a he Secretary lf
ne Czrrlc-Siovaa curmir:s- iIG he
tsiegl-s lc rs lar:cr % The Peace an
s-r-CCs, Ii a " 1rnvsB., .-.e F1i.si
'err -sacca1.-e Il ia. ,rCy
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Want Labor Bureau.

They declare FOR an international eu-
reau Of labor and periodic conferences
bs,woen employers and employees. in line
With the British project now before the
labor commissions, They recommend
ths eFssiinH ~ an International commits
s4oD ~ education To inform the public
% iAsi functions VI the League Of Ma
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L.,NCcN Fan. tn me -vu -7cn -
-hi- 20 Er'-ist ,ave 1c-rIpied -lirg-r
-'er- navs b--n ], 1sn Arrests II f=-.--I-
mems On one chl-x- or another sa~g
I--phacn - t.i- Cus.v J5,Us cue g.
-'e common charges IS :1r stealing -.
-rr nest -r0per-y IT -ecrlv.ay =
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VIII Estimate Belgium Damage.

aR~sIzT.s. FEB t--Al American or
mission -ra-v-. ych me tgry - sst
-7a-1r re var damage - 9e,-... =
.---,A,.t 81 10 ar, - iers shorty
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<Dertiya el-nut.ers az TIE CzeciB anu he
Poles n the cnnrasrsd zone.
IN order IA sea. TIE Entente ber-veen
ne Two friendly 1aiinrs. vhich should
-nllnw A 9niiCy IN cll acrnri with ciaL
n The Allied and a.,sdc!afad Powers.
ne representatives " re irsar Powers
-.gstsr RE PROMISE n he Czech r-p-
resentAt;ves that their snurt-T viii put
Il ne dispnsiriuu II ne Poles al ia
Available rrsour-ss IN var material AID
viii grant ID them facility Cor lie c--1n-
ar II ARMS and ammunition.
ExpIaitz ton az MInea.
'''rhr exploitation ~ ne mines II ne
HITvin-0W-ava DISTRICT vii De cA--' e,i
lII1 Il rlch a way AZ 10 avoid al irfr1c-
cons At private 9rnpsr-T while raaer'v
ny any police measures when he Sit
IauOn MAJ -egulre The .nI1Is.Aslon Ut
cnrrrui VII be authorized 30 HlpeY-v' Sc
tHi5 AMI. e 1ecrssa-- l1 secure 70 ne
21rs rAat Sar- NJ Tie 1utpur which NAY
1- elu.tl0iy f!a.TIrd ~ hem - re"t
t.eiC wants
80 - Inderqr0cr IN. re .nrll Id
uinsrrat.or VT. continue "A -ilCt.un 4
acclrfAaCs WITH ne conditions u -.Ie
pay u November 1919 And chaL NE
lights " minor Les VII le It-'cc.y -
Iperred.
Pending -la teC.sCp u he PnaCa
CnrE-ass political elections ind nilitl.-v
,0rscrtprur VI ~ suspended = ;Se
5r.rripaN-v u -sschen
No measure implying Annega-:or of
A. n Dar- u he said or'nc;pa.!t-
s.-.le~ - me -a--,cnry NJ 21iaaG lr u
-zeciu-@lovlG,a, -aIaU ~ Interested
pa 81. snail la-a binding force.
The delegates IT NE -zeciI 1ac: en-
gaze % -nlea5e lInTned.a ely with +l..ir
arms and haZr7Ie NE Polish 7r-sorers
-atel turing lie -aceIG -0rtCr.
~ 1cnRcv Wi-aUE
Dam LLOYD t=snRGE
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