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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
GIRLS ON STRIKE
At PLANT HERE
Somewhat in Doubt as to Their
Demands, But Are Or
gained

Forty employees of the Koch Waist
Company, whose factory is at $50
New Brunswick enu walked out
this morning without making any de-
mands, but refusing to continue their
work. The strikers, most of whom
are girls, had not complained of their
wages, Mr.. Koch, superintendent of
the plant stated this afternoon when
questioned concerning the cause of
the walk out. He stated that the
girls had not been connected with
any union and he thought that some
union organizers had come to his city
with the intention of getting them to
unite in a union SO that they might
demand higher wages. The girls were
paid ~piecework. According to Mr..
Koch a meeting of the girls is to be
held this Afternoon at which they might
organize and formulate their demands.
The factory has stopped work.
An EVENING NEWS reporter was
called to union headquarters at 1913
After mounting three flights of stairs
first question put by the reporter was
what Is the reason for the gathering ?
THE girls at the Koch waist fac
tory are on strike" answered n Of
the girls.
And what arc they on strike for?"
the reporter asked the girl. His in
formant turned to another n who
was seated at a desk in the front of
the hall and asked:
What are we ON strike for?"
The answer a why, for high
er pay and" pause. "for shorter
hours"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
FATHER BRADY
CALLED To REST
South Amboy Priest Died Yes
terday Afternoon After Long
Illness

BIZ Special Correspondent.
SOUTH AMBOY, Feb. 3.-Rev. j.
f. Brady, pastor of st. Mary's Church.
this city, died yesterday afternoon at
ESQ In the rectory, following an ILL
ness of six years. Although Rev. MT.
Brady had been a suffered from hard
ening OF the arteries for the past SIX
years, his death is primarily due TO
cardiac pneumonia, which he con
tracted a few days ago.
Rev. Mr.. Brady( who was sixty-nine
years old, was born on April IA, 1850,
in County Cavan. Ireland. He studied
I'm the National Schools of ireland and
came to this country in 1871. He at
tended st. Mary's Seminary, Baltf-
more. Md. and later studied at Seton
Hall college, Orange, N. J. He was or
dalned by Bishop Corrigan on June 10,
1876, and sent as a curate to st. James
Church. Newark.
From this church he was sent to
ST. Michaels church, Jersey City, ami
then to s.. Joseph's church, Paterson.
From Paterson he was made pastor OF
the church Highbridge, and on March
s, 1884, he was sent to Lambertville,
where he did very fine work. From
Lambertville he was sent to st. Mary $
church. this city, arriving here on May
30, 1891.
During his stay here, Rev. Brady
Duflt the SfnCs. uGCOTdIeu anu Dtdu
titled the church and grounds and be-
came n great favorite with his con-
~gregation. When the explosion took
place in October, Rev. Brady was TAX
en- III and removed to Newark. where
he was confined to the hospital for a
period of two months. The last time
he entered the church or attended
mass, was during December, When he
attended the first mass to be given by
his nephew, John F. Brady, Jr., who
is no a curate at the st. James Church.
Newark. the same organization with
which Rev. Brady began his life's
work.
The funeral will take place Wednes-
day morning at 1890 o'clock and In
torment will take place in st. Mary's
cemetery. The body will be placed iE
a new vault. which has just been
erected, the final inspection OF same
taking place last Saturday afternoon.
Solemn high mass will be said by
Monsfgnor Mulligan OF Camden. and
Bishop Walsh, head of the Trenton
diocese vii lalso be present. h SER
mon will be preached by Peter Hart,
rector of Sacred Heart's Church. OF
Trenton. Rev. Hart was at one time
a curate under Rev. Brady at the
church here.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
LODGES

Supreme Organizer Cox of the
Order of q Is was in his city yester-
day and was the guest of Thomas
Lucas, secretary of Perth Amhoy Nest
No. 1927, Order OF Owls. Mr.. Cox
will be at the meeting of the local
nest on Friday night. February IS. to
grange for coming here next month
with an idea OF boosting the member
ship OF tire local order.
The dance and social OF Valhalia
Lodge No. 275. Odd Fellows, an
noaneed for last Saturday night will
be held the Saturday night instead.
Philip SislIind. president of Bnei
Zion Camn No. 20, Order Bnei Zion.
at a meeting OF the camp last night
OF the institute in Fayette street, gave
o report of the recent convention held
In the city of Hartford. Joseph Slo-
bodien was the other delegate to the
convention. $. Brody. president of
the board of education of the new
Hebrew free school that opened last
week at the institute gave a report OF
the opening and OF the number of
pupils registered. There are forty-six
bupils enrolled so far AZ the school
and many more are expected this
week for admission to the school. One
new member was initiated at the
meeting and several matters of inn
portance were discussed by the many
members that were present.
The orc hundredth anniversary OF
the founding Of the Independent Or
Der OF odd Fellows I'm his country
evil be ee'~ hrated i'm April this year
by the various subordinate lodges
throughout the Lawrence
Locse No CO. odd Fellows. at Its
meeting Friday night. started plans
for celebrating the event in some fit
tins n The first lodge of Odd
Fellows was organized in the city OF
Baltimore on April l6. 1919, with Ave
charter members. Today there is a
lodge in nearly every city and town
in the country with a large member
ship. The celebration this year by the
subordinate lodges win be more than
usual because OF the century mark
hat has been attained in Odd Fell
fowship IN this country. Lawrence
Lodge win name a committee within
q short time 10 begin preparations
for the celebration of the event here.
At last nights meeting arrangements
were made for leasing the club rooms
OF the lod~e TO the Perth Amboy Re
putiifan Club.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Expect Report on Bill Soon

A second bill calling for the appro-
priation OF moneys to meet further
claims which AVE been appraised by
the Ordnance Gillespie Claims Board
here is expected to be reported in the
House of Representatives on t'ehru-
airy Is. 1t is expected that the bill
which has already passed the house
will also pass the senate without OPP
position.
Major Victor II. Cochrane. of the
construction division OF the army at
Wa hington. ~reported for duty with
the Ordnance Board today.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

eminent ownership. 1 believe there
can be q form of radically reconstruc-
tive private ownership with such close
government supervision. including
government representation on n
Board of Directors, as will give the
public and labor all h Dement'S or
government ownership and at the
same time will preserve h benefit of
private and self interested initiative
and will avoid the political difficulty
which are inseparable from govern
ment ownership.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Explosion Causes Fire at
Colgate Plant; Soon Checked

JERSEY CITY. Feb. 3.-Chmemi-
Gals exploding in the laboratory of the
Soap Manufacturing plant OF Colgate
and Company just before noon started
a fire which spread to adjoining build
ing and threatened the destruction OF
the entire plant.
Continued explosions In the labora-
tory made the fire difficult to fight.
Within an hour and a half after the
fire started. firemen had it under con-
troll and confined OF to tho laboratory
building.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
Hines Voices Opposition
To Government Ownership

of q few big railway companies. Sub-
feet to close government supervision.
at do not believe there is anything
substantial in the argument that FIVE
year extension of government opera
ton would mean government owner
ship" Mr.. Hines said.
1T do not personally believe in gov
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03
BIZ Associated Press-

WASHINGTON, Feb. 3.-Director
General Hines. testifying today before
the Senate interstate commerce COM
mission, for the first time since his
appointment as railroad head, de-
clared he did not believe in govern
ment ownership. but an organic, ton
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-02-03

Daily Thought
Thanks to the godsi Ny boy has
done HIS duty Addison.
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Gnaliic,e SolSaten
in cffcmelIt umfrubt

9ou0ot, 27. @1ai.-@ -@eitern mar.
ft6ierten &auienoe aus Dem 8ienit
enttaiienc 5oI0aten lno Seeleute,
Die arbeitslos limo, init Steinen
m6 anOeren 98utfgeidloiicn mo6l
hericbeA Hah Dem Sauie Der @e-
nleinelt. 0er6eigerufeneu 4SoIi8ei-
ntolnidlaiten getong es idlicBlif,
Die 3emonltronten 8u 5eritreuen.
Spater ionmelten ltd Die Inquire.
ocnen a5ertnaIs ln0 beriuften na6
Dem gtfingbnn Galoit 8u geIan-
aen uurben ober in ibrem gorbo.
ben tpicoer perbinoert. 9ieIe De,
mouitrntionen folaten elmer 92ai-
ienberidnmlIung Inn SBoe 8orf, in
ipelder Die ent[aiieneu Soloaten
uuo Sceleute glr6eit lu0 Die Set.
ieslng rines Itinimallobnes Der.
Iau9ten. 9iebnlife llnru6en Deroen
oith aus btelen on0ern engGiIden
Sta6ten 6ertdtet.
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lonnn tpiir0e 0ieieg cine 9robung ge-
gen Die bon oen Grie1en beieste
Stoot Slntrna beoeuten.
Die tiirfiide gfegieritng bat me-
gen Der 8eIebliitg GmDrtns bltrh
| Die @rie6en an Die u@roBen gier9
proteittert. sie beballptet, BOB es
fliiger geipeIen iein tpiir0e, h1tteis
genliidte Srrppen Der MIIiierten bic
8eiebung borgetontulen. @Ieid8eitig
miro oaraltf di,frnerfiom eenodh.
bob 8GuipergieBen befiirdtet tpirOs
IoIlten bic Sruppen tpeiter til &Iein.
|aIien bor0ringen.
.glofa6e bprl1nfia beibeb6lten.
Garis, 27. gtoi. Die 0eutIdlen
@egenboridI1ge iperoen W1ittiuod)
ben gLatierten ltilterbreitet iuer0en,
10 ipeniQitens iDiro In areiien Ser
fran6oiiiden 5rteoensoeleoation an
genotnnlen. Gs tpuroe geitern aben0
befonnt gegebet, oaB Die vGroben
@ier4 Die GntiHeiollng Des GberItefr
8irtfbaftsrats gut ge9eiBen baben,
lallt tuelder Die 8loda0e Geiitid)-
fntt6s oufredt erbnIten bleiben ioIl,
biz etne re9utdre bonn 9olfe ct.
lpablte Gegierltng eingeiest uoroen
lit.
9a Ste oeutifeit 9e[egateu uln
cine 8erlatgerilng Der ibnen geItelI.
ten ant 8onnerstag obgeIauFenen
5riit nidt nadgeiudt bobet 70 nitro
angenommetL bob Die oRutfbe gie-
gierltng ibren Grtid]luB, Die 9eoin-
in borliegefloer 5oru nidt
5u unter5ei6nerb tlidt geon0ert baf.
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1,rdi. 1pilion iibcr
Sic 1,Slkcrliea
Scriueiit auf bic slebnIiafeit slpi.
ifen Der MOnroe 9pttriu nnO
Der golterliga.

Rnris, 27. Moi. - gInl1Blib eli.
mes 6eiteiiens, lpeldes Die iiioarneri.
faniiden GeIeeatel gu @bren oes
gum Rr6iioenten bon graltlien er.
mablten Or. gpitocio EeIIoa ao6en,
erfldrte Grdiioent @iIion, boB fid,
lein BIon iiber bic 8iIolmg Der Dol.
ferliea 0urd eineebenoes Stuoiun
Der Wtonroe Doftrin entiuidelt babe
Gr hertuies nltf oielelbe, ioluie and,
mlf Die 8oridl1ge, bic einEtens ae.
Imnht iDltroert I'M cine 4nariffspo.
littf ON amerifaniihpn GroteiL I'M.
rltoglth 5n MAIDEN.
Serr g8ilion erfl1rte, 0aB fih bic
@eretrtgten Stooten in Der 01onroe
0oftrit gum 8eidiiber oer ltnnntoit.
barfeit oes @ebietes onlerifoniid,er
Notionen bon Seiten eltropdiIher
g31dte nufgeidpungen babe, obne
ober ielbIt eine @nrontie ait leiften,
Dab iie nidt ielbit eine oerartiae
Bolitif iiloamerifouiiden 5taoten
gegellllber berfolgen. Sein 8Ian
Gittg 0abin ben iiloonlerifoniic1en
Heptbtifen Elm binoen0es gerlpre.
den 5u 9e6en inelAes fie aud, Dor
epentuellen glneriFfsgeIillten Der Ser.
elnlgten Stadten lidert. 8ieier gor.
idlag mor ieinef8eit nbeeipieien NOR.
Den, ipnrhe ober iett Oltrd 6ie 9o[.
ferliga inoireft glttgebtiBen, oa Die.
ielbe be8tpedt, oaB iid) 6ie geationen
Der Groe in Der &ertei6iQuna Ser
ltnanfaItbnrfeit ibrer politifden lii.
abDdngi9feit unb 8eifiibung Ser
Sanoesgrenaen gegenieitig unterItiit.
5en.
5tt elmer 9eontlportllnosre6e er.
flarte bieralif 3r. Qeiioa, ooB Die
olnerifaniideu 9epublifen jeBt bic.
ielben S0eaIe ulD 3iele, Die g[uf.
edterboItltug oes SSrie6ens, oes
Re6tes lno Der @eredtigfeit, Der g(r.
belt, Der 9ronung tut0 GinItiinnlia.
felt, berfolge1 iper6en, bon meIdlen
oas politiide @leidgeipidt nno oos
8oblergeben Der @eIt abb1naia i'll.
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Qllf Sem 11oeoc
laacb ciiiabcn
NG-4 fat bente 1nurgens Teine nn-
terbrpMene 6abrt nafl europa
luie6er aitfgenommeu.

Qllttd Del @doa, M8oren, 27.
Mfoi.- 0eitte Inn 1040 nroraens
(@reenpifh 3eit) nerlieB aonnlan.
Oenr Reao in @egleitllng ieiner
0riginollnonnidaft NIT Dem groBen
5eefIltg8eug Gg.4 Den bieiigen Sd.
feiL Inn noh 2ilIdbon, Der Saltpt.
itoot 9ortugols, 5lt fliegett. Die
8itterlunqsberbdIttiiie bier, iDie audi
nuf Der 8triid3ulegetloen gtrede
nod Dem 8ieI Der sSIieger, fin0 bic
Oenf6a. beiten. 9eint alufItieg oes
6lng5clges eri6ollen lnlite sSubeI-
rnfe 1nl0 i'm Safen Iiegerl0e Shiffe
feuerfen GDrelllaIbett ob.
lin ettua 1t:13 ntorgens
(@reeihpidl 3eit), poilierten Die sylie.
ger oie erIte 3eritorer-5totion olt.
lid bon gSpntd Gel @ooa uno BON
bier aus ionote aomrlon0eltr Geno
an glouliraG SSSattion cine sSunfen.
0ebeldle. in pelder CT iiA fitr 0ie
ben amerifotliiden sSliegera ernie
iene @citireunoidoft beIteng be0anft.
qSaI9ington, 27. @toi. Sad TIN
Morine0eportefnent eii1gelallfenen
Dat oos 9eg-4, oos Sta.
tionSidiff go. 4, etipd 200
Neileu 0itlih bon Bunta Gel @a0a
itctioniert, Inn 1854, @reenpid)
3eit 1851 @aibington 3eit), poi.
iert 8eitere g}d1rihten mer0en ct.
pnrtp+
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Sp0itieft ctRcnrtt
Republic 1oolelt an

0loOri0. 27. 03of. -qlntwortlif
eiuer 3uidrift oe8 poIniiden 9Sre.
nrierHiniiters sSano3 9aoeretpsti bot
Die ipnniide 9feglerlng cine ber8Iid
geboltene 9fnerfenn1lng Der polni.
idet ltnobbdngigfeit lino Der polni-
idet &egierung eeian0t uno ioniit
iino amtfi6e 9e8ie6ungen 8miihen
Den beiOen 2dH0erH ms 2e6en 9eru-
ZEN mor0en.~
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Sic Selttrrti6tr
mii6en mod luarten
Das 5tltanSkctnmen scr BcSinounecn it06t tpcz
gen Ser PartndGiekeit Scr Jtalicncr auf
SGuiert9keitcn; iie Srcbcft uieSer
Die BloaaSc sescn Denti9latS bleibt porlaafio

&aris, 81. 0fdi. (gon Sreo g
5erglion, aorreiponoel1t Der ltni.
te0 GraB 4ie g@roBen 8ier" ies'
ten beute lire 9erotllngen iiber 6er
oitrrretd:iden 6rieoensnertrag fort
unb befabten iid narnentItd nit Der
| finnn5icIlcn Seite 0esielben. Gs
Iperoen gGittel uno @ege gefuitoer
iperoen, Die gtotionalidulo Deter
reid ltngarn8 Dor benz ariege otd
gum Geil atf iene 2an0er 8u ilber.
troqea. Bic iebt lire pofitiid)e In
nbbdngiqfeit erbnIten baben. sSraltf.
reid dllein bat cine Soroerl1ng an
Gelterrei1 -ltngnrn I'M 8etrage bon
oret M}il(ionen 5ratfen itno nto6te
oos @elo nidt germ berIieren.
Sollte oas neue 9eIterreib ge8pun-
9en tyeroen, Die S6uIoen olIein at
ilbernebmen odnn tniir6e oieies
2nno finon3iea rltiniert iperoen.
Man min aber oud iene Gei6e, Die
aus Der friiberen 0oppeltnonordie
Derborge9angen ftno, finan3iea
InoglidIt iboneit. Man gloubt ni6t,
Dab ben Geiterreidern bic s5rie0ens-
beoingun9en Dor Gn0e btefer @o6e
ODER anfangs n1dIter @ohe unter-
breitet iperben fonnen. 0oB 6ie
gerbnnolltngen iiber Die SeIterreid
8u itaIlenoen 8e6ingungen ber-
idlebpt iper0en, 1T tpobL in Der
Sauptiude ooralif 8uriif5nfiibren,
oaB sStnlien in Der ooriatiiden
5rage tpieber 9roBe &artn1digfeit
an ben Sog leot. @s miro geiogt,
0lB Sic itolieniiAen 2eIegaten
mie0er bieielbe Eaftit befolgeL tpie
8ltr 3eit, oIs He Die sSrieoensfon.
feren3 tenapordr nerlieBen; oud lett
ioIten HE tpieOer nngeoelttet baben,
ftA bon Der &onferen5 Sltriif3ieben
5u tpollen pentt rift balo Elm
ltebereinfounten betreffs ibrer gfr.
fpriide onf oas noriatilde @ebietI
3uitonoe fonltnt. glud Die sSroge Ser
Observation-Disclosures lit INNER
nod 1tnqeloIt.
Sier eingetroffeneu g1odri6ten
8ufolgc boben Die sStaIiener Die
5to6t 6ofid In aleiroiien, so Wfei.
Gen iii0oittih BON Sn1nrna, beiebt.
Soften ite oud Gruppen nod Dem
nobe gelegenen Safen fdiden,
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aabe beg 8rabtoerfebrs on eri
patbeitt eri1ogIiden tuiiroen. gi,
8dbnen tner0en, 10 erfl1rt 0ie got
ldaft, G1r0e oes sSabres ben giqell.
tiflnern 3lriifge9eben tueroen. Die
alncrtfarii9e Synbuitrie iD6re ieBi
non feinar erniten 8efabr ausIdn,
otider Sonfurren3 beorobt: oes.
bnlb fet in oIGerndbiter 3eit eine
allgenleine Hebiiion unieres Gin.
ft9r5oa- ,5pItepls nidt notig. Die
@mpfegluuaen oe5 4rQiioenten in
8e5ug altf oehte 8emofratiiier1tnq
Der sSnhuitrfe" firo olIgenlein aebol.
ten, geben aber Elm glttes unb flares
gilo oer ber0noerten gesiebllngen
5uiiden aobitol uno 9fr6eit. Sic
meroen feinen ollgenleinen g(nflang
finoen; 1T arbeiter-a -areiien finb Iie
oefien geipiB nidt aber in lolden
oes &opitoIs.
G8 lit bebouptct woroen, Der nelle
aongreB iueroe fidb lin Den 8rGfi.
n2nten 10 merig fiunnern ln0 ieine
G.mpfeblutiqen lnberiidfid)tiat Iai.
Ten. Ter 9rdiioett bat ober Die
Getos@euoIt. SUI Senat ME iln
9alie aie5t es Die 3tueiorittel.
W3aloritdt ntfjt meGde nptluenoig
lit. Inn Elm 8eieB iiber oos 8eto oil.
3nhebmen. syn Senot lperoen &c.
plt6lifanCr uno 8entofroten iiber
gleibniele StinnHen berfiigen, joataI
ocr Wtidilon'er Gonteit qcqeu 0enI
GepubIifuner 9letpberrb inl0 fir 6cnI
Denlofrn!cR 5oro elltidie0en ueroen.
Snl Sallc berfiigcu bic Repltblifa.
ner iiber 23S Stiumen 6encn iid
eDentltell nod 3pei ttno6Gangige unO
cine probi5itioniItiidle Gimme 5uqe.
icaeu uogsn Die geredtiailnq 6es
.9tIlUalteer Gp5ialiiten gictor Scr.
ger 5llr ginnabme oes Sites, 3ltI
Dem er erin1blt mur0e, lit auocfod. |
ten moroer, iueil CT megen Ser. |
leBung oes Spionaae.@eiesrs Der.
lrtei[t nuroe. Ger fSod beiddftiat
iur 3eit 09u oberiten @eridts6of oes
snubes I}ur 5pei Gepr1ientauten
1atten oen mornlijden Wdlt, 6ent
iriiberen Stoaegen 8u begrilBen: 8.
6nnlptcn Ylcore bon gennIDlbanien
mo giihnlos qongnortb bon Ohio, |
)er 5dtpiegeriobn bes beritorbenen
Brdfioenten giooiebelt. Die 8a6l Der
'emofrntiitben StiHmen i'm Sauie
telt iidl nltf 1913; 5u elmer 3Uei.
lrittel glajoritdt iinO 300 5tinl.
aet notipenOiq uno iie qeboren
lidt Der republifoniiden Mebrbeit
n Sanie. Sin oeuiofrdtiider sfor.
ireBssbgecroneter lit aeitorben,
Sarl G. Gan Q1fe bon Ct. 8aul,
1tinr Scin 2l6Eeben bat ALL 6en
ihlidea geileios gieioIutionen in
eiOen Sduiern Anlob gegeben.
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gtebrasfa &iellsiidJter gegen mad
europa.

8aibington. 81. Mai. a Sier
iino qeiterh Die beioen tpobl6efn1n.
TEN 3iidter bon reinrailigem gieb,
perr 9npe 9foienitof BON Smobo
un6 8err SuIiug @oLf bon gLlbion,
9tebrJ onf Dem gBege nod gleiu
gort eingetroffen bon ueldem So.
fen ans iie iid nod europa ciit8u.
idiffen geoenfen. sic iper0in eng.
lau0, 8oaono, sSranfreid unb Bel.
glen beiuden uno BET oieier Geleeell-
belt 8aiiebieb onfoufen I'M ibre
IN g1ebrogfn maioeroen Seroen 5ii
berbeliern
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Holbak's 1oerbinSml.o
BON ,,Hcten" beSrcbt

9Saris, 27. 9ltai. - @eitern biel
eingetroiiene gSadridten ntelben, ouf
Der getrieb Der ttans.iibiriiden 81.
ien6abn, auf nalde General Sol
daf fir Die 3ufibr bon @orrdten
angepieieu uno a66dngie iit, burd
Streifs uno lInruben 0er glnb1n.
ger oes 8oIidepismus i6mer be-
oro1t lit. 9ie St6runsen loIien iifj
mtr idluer uuterorilden.
2onoon. q. Wini. -2fug aopen.
bngen miro gemeIoet, 0aB eitbiide
Gruppen oen pihtigen gnbnfnoten.
punft 9ifob. 3piid)en &iea imO 9se.
trograo erobert baben.
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-10
LETTER FROM FRANCE
Nov, eth, 1918.

Nov. 18th, 1918.
Dear Sister
/ Will answer your letter which /
received today. / was more than
glad to hear from you and to know
that you all were well. | will try to
write you every week and / want you
to do the same. ! got letter from
father this week., and he said he was
getting along fine. / hope to get
home in time to make a crop, if not
before, for | sure do want to see you
all.
That big chicken you were talking
about will be fine. It made me hum
CRY when I got the letter.
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thing about France. / will tell you
all about it fhen l get back home.
/ have seen some great sights since !
have been over here.
Tell brother have written him
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Mere, but haven't received any an.
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/ have had two letters from you
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Will close ,fOr.this time, hoping to
hear from you again soon.
With lots Of love, 7 am,
Your brother,
WILLIE McNABB.
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The Greeneville daily sun. (Greeneville, Tenn.) 1918-1920, 1919-01-10
By HENRY WOOD

United Press Staff Correspondent
copyrighted, 1919, by the United
Press.l
PARIS, Jan. 1O.-TAe Balkans,
which have been considered the
worlds greatest war menace-and
where the spark that strarted the big
gest war of al time was dndled-4
have anticipated the league of ma
tons by establishment of similar
organization.
This league within league, which
was organized for the purpose Of
eliminating the Balken war threat,
will be known as the Balkan confed-
Grafton.
Foreign Minister Politis, head of
the Greek peace delegation, who made
these facts known said the confed-
reation would in on way interfere
with the league Of nations He de-
clared it was a necessary arrange
ment for handling the international
affairs of this particular corner of the
world.
"Greece has reached complete
understanding with the Serbians, Ru-
manians, Jugo-Slavs and Czeeho-Slo-
vaks regarding future cooperation in
the Balkens," Politis said.
"This will result eventually in per-
lection of the Balkan confederation
which has been definite Greek pohey
since 1921, when it was the principal
point in the program for which
Greece waged4 its, war for indepen-
dence. Later it was espoused by the
Statesman Krykroupis. Since 1910
it has been adopted and maintained
by Premier venizelos.
"The considerations attitude to-
ward Bulgaria is the same as Presi-
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