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The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27
NO ACTION ON POLICEMEN
Commissioner Curtis of Boston Will
Consider Case for Several Days.

BOSTON, Aug. Eight members of
the Boston Policemen's union, affiliated
with the American Federation OF Labor,
most of them officials of the union, were
tried before Police Commissioner Edwin
t. Curtis at police headquarters yester-
day charged with violation of an amend
ment to-. Rule 81. of the police rules By.
joining the new union.
After a hearing lasting about two and
a half hours, Commissioners Curtis took
the case under advisement;r saying it
would be some time before he rendered his
dcision. as he is very busy, and desires
to read every word of the .stcnographc
report-eof the proceedings, to study the
law and legal references made IN the ar
gumeats by counsel and to ponder seri-
ously over the case.
1t has been reported. that he intended
70 suspend the accused policemen immedi
ately after the hearing, but he did not
do so and it is not anticipated he will
now interfere with them until his fnal
decision in the case.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27
GARY REFUSES TO
MEET A. F. OF L. MEN
Insists They Submit Statement Il
Writing Says He Intends
No Personal Discourtesy.

NEW YORK, Aug. 27-Elbert H. Gary
chairman of the board of the United
States s1eel corporation, declined late
Yesterday to meet personally John Fitz-
patrick and other Representatives. of the
American sfederatlon of Labor who con
stltpte commlttee APPOINTED 70 organize
the workers III the iron and steel indus
try. Mr.. Gary sent word tq1the commit
tee that if it had any statement it wished
to make it should be reduced to writing
land then it would be considered by the
corporation. '
Mr. .Garys statemeat follows:
When informed by my secretary. that
q committee of labor organization con-
ssting of John Fitzpatrick, William z
Foster and d. j Jarvis had requested
to see me, sent word to them through
my secretary that | did not care to have
a personal interview, but if they had any
statement to make and would reduce the
same to a written letter it would be re
cived and considered by our officials who
would then determine what, if any an
swer to make them. Nothing further
has passed between us.
Il think it is better for those gentle
men and for me to leave no chance foI
misunderstanding in regard to what has
been and shall be said | have intended
no personal discourtesy.'
The refusal of MIR. Gary to see thC
committee was the first definite deylop
| mnt here in the controversy which may
result III a strike of workers to cnforc,
union recognition and better working con
ditions.
| The effort to arrange a conference Will
the head of the largest single unit in the
Iron and steel industry came a few hour
after the hurried return from Europe o
Samuel Gompers who announced, before
| he sailed that his presence at home wa
more imperative than abroad 1t hat
| been expected he would attend the con
| ference with Mr.. Gary if one were ar
ranged. The president of the federation
of labor made no comment upon his re
turn on the situation in the iron an,
/ steel industry
/ The committee headed by Mr. Fitzpat
rick has been authorized to call strik
on Aug. 90 if it fails to obtain the con
| cessions desired If walk ont is orders
| it will involve every industry dependen
upon iron, steel and tin.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27

PUBLIC STENOGRAPHER, Dorothy
L. Graham, Office, Brooks House Phar-
macy. 117-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27

FOR SALE--Cement block machine,
about 3M feet lumber, gasolene en-
CINE and saws, iron pipe, horse blan-
ket, chains, farm tools, sewing ma
chine, couch, bread mixer. oil stove,
step ladder, wash. boiler, white lead,
jars, organ. Minnie L. Blanding, sc
Maple street. 151-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27
A .FLY-LEss TOWN
saranac Lakes N. Y, Has Reduced
Breeding Places Of Flies.

SARANAC LAKE, New Yerk,zAug. 81
Health authorities of Saranae lake de
cclare that this probably is the. first s.ay
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27

less town" in the world Health Officer
Trcmbley reports that, despite unusually
hot weather in June and July, there are
hardly any more flies here than most
places have in January and that next
year there will be none at all.
1t cost the town about 81 900 to eradi-
cate the fly nuisance which was accom-
plished by requiring that manure be
screened and frequently removed.
DIR. Trembley regards swat the fly
campaigns as useless and says the only
way to eliminate flies is to put a ban on
all their breeding places and he adds, that
this can be done
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27

WANTED = Dishwasher. HoadIey s
Restaurant. l4S-tt
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27

WANTED-A cook. Home for the
Aged. lo0-tT
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27

In England the sender of telegram
can cancel it, if transmission has not
begun by paying q fine, Of a few cents.
-.
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27
WANTED.

WANTED-Waitress Hoadley' IS
Cafe. l28-tf
The Brattleboro daily reformer. (Brattleboro, Vt.) 1913-1955, 1919-08-27
SPECIAL NOTICES.

CHIROPODIST-M Elizabeth p.
Bailey, III Main ST., Phone, COG.
157-tf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30
A V I z

Aducem la cunostinta consa-
tenilor din comuna Dragus, care
all jertfit pentru mcii orfani con.
form deciziunei din sedinta tinuti
la Z Septembrie 1919, in Verona
Pa, ca sa Sc trimita banii in ban
ca din Dragus, care s'au 81 TRIMS
in ziua de rs Septembrie 1871.
in suma de $947. .4S, schimbati il
Lei 16,8O0. Tot in aceea sedinti
s'a ales 0 comisie pentru imparti
rea banilors care sunt urmatorii
NJ. Sofonea, p. Fogoros, G. SOTO
nea, v. Hanas L. Scurtu, N. Co
drea.
Aducem sincerile multumiri a
celora care au jertfit pentru mi
eli orfani.
In numele fondului orfelinatn
lui Dragusan:
spiridon Codrea, easier
Mateiu Stoia
vasile Husea
Verona, Pa, P. O.. B. 291.
(5455)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30


ORR 81 ee ar fl, poporul elvetian
nu va trebui sd desintereseze de
aceasta chestiune, pentru doua
motive. Mai intii fiindca ar Fl me-
linistitor pentral moi de a vcdea
o mica natinne ca Romfnia obli-l
gata sd cedeze en- forta 81 sa abb
dice macar la 0 particica din SUI
veranitatea ei nationals in favoa-
rea a oeea ce s'a convent sa Sc
numeasca Mari Puteriss Acesta
ar Fl un precedent extrem de SUI
parator. AL doilea, este ca acea-
sta acaparare q strainilor asupra
produselor rominesti ar risca sa
mareasca inca scumpirea traiu.
lui. Daca, spre pilda, pretul Pc
trolului a ramas pima acum rela-
tiv putin urcat in Europa, acea-
sta Sc datoreste mai ales concu-
rentei pc care petroiul rominesc
o facea petrolului importat din
America.
fnsa este vadit Cd in ziua cind
Americana vor controla produc-
tinnea exploatarilor petrolifere
romfnesti, vor putea urea pretul
acestui pretios lichid, cum lie va
placea.
Trebue ca atare sa fadaj jduim
ca Sc va gasi formula care sd
salveze independents economics
a Rominiei fara a fl nevoie sa Sc
revizuiascaA pentrn alta lucru
tratatul de Ia Saint German.
Acest lucru, de altmintrelea,
nu pare impossible daca s'ar pune
putina buna vointa. Ar ii de a..
juns ca marile. ppteri sd faca
char de pc acum cunoscut Ro-
miniei care, sunt dispozitiunile
pc care ele ihteleg sd le insareze
in tratatul ulterior despre, care
este vorba in articolul 60 81 ca
aceste dispozitiuni sd fie de 3sa
lnatura dncit Romfnia sa pqhta
SIENNA fara a-yI stinbi suverani-
tatea ei nationala.
Sd n4dajduim ca o astfel de so
iutinne VA veni. Va ii cea mai
buna dovada 4 puritatii intentia
nilor marilor puteri il politica
|lor baleanica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30

Ziarul elvetian lie Democra-
te': publica urmatorul articol:
1ndata ce Europa occidentala
aflat Gle demisiunea dllui Brati-
anu, toate ziarele sia-u exprimat
opiniunea ca premierul romin nu
parasea puterea decit pentru a
ceda locul unui successor, care ne
find, ca ell, personal legat prin
tratatul din 1916, ar putea sd
semneze tratatul de pace de la
Saint-Germain.
Ori, judecind lncrurile dupa ul-
tinele stiri primite din Bucuresti,
Sc pare ca aceasta ar fl % opiniu-
ne eronata. In adevar, daca este
sigur ca d-nui Brtianu a demisio-
nat fiindca nu putea sa Sc hota-
rasca a SIENNA tratatul care con-
tine uncle clauze unacceptable,
mimic nu ingadpie presnpnnerea
ca urmasul sau, lori care ar Fl el,
va vrea sa ia asuprasi raspunde-
rea unui act care ar fl reprobat
de toti concetatenii lui. Caci es-
te indiscutabil ca opinia publ
ca in Rominia este pc fata 81 Vi
olent ostila semnarei tratatului.
81 iata de ce:
Sc site ca articolul 40 din tra-
tatul de la Saint-G German stipu-
leaza ca Rominia Sc angajeaza de
mai inainte sd adereze la insera-
rea, intr 'un tratat 1ncheiat ulte-
rior Gu principalele puteri aliate
81 associate. a dispozitiunilor pc
care aceste puteri le vor judeca
nccesare: fntii pentru protectin-
nea minoritatilor 81 al doilea pen
tru a proteja libertatea tranzitu-
lui 81 un regirh echitabil pentru
comerciul, celOrlalte natiuni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30
g o II v o CARE.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Hora Uniriis din High
land Park, Mich, convoaca pc toti
membrii sal lua parte Ia aduna-
rea generala extra ordinara, care
Sc va tinea Dumineca, 2 Noembrie
1919, in hala din ~ Victor. Toti
fratii membrii sunt rngati cv stxs
fuintS = lua parte Ia acea6t6|
importantd adunare. Tot odatk "
ste rngat fiecare tratei nA6nJbru
a-ei d. adresa corect& 81 81
II numele societxtii ,;Hora U-
,nirii't din Highland Pm, Mie |:
- teoht0 ~ ~ 81 ~ ~
S MT <) ~ ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30

Cekul d-tale bun orr 81 cind.
Daca nu s'a PRINT acasa banii
nu sunt perduti. Cekul null poate
schimba de cit persoana pc nu-
mele caruia lisa TRIMS. Banca
de aici respunde de bani. In pri-
vinta aceasta fiji linistiti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30
PoSTA REDACTIEI.

loan P. Ardelean, Aurora, Ill.
- MOI nu suntem in legatura cu
nici agentie 81 nu stim daca
vre-o agentie ar dori Sc infiinteze
filiale. Agentiile de Vapoare as
taxi Sc capata Gu multa greutate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30

comerciala GU alta tara fara a.
sentimental Marilor Puteri. Ea
nu ar: putea stabili tarife vamale
nici sa fixeze preturile produse-
lor sale, nici sd faca ceva fara a
consulta zisele puteri, fata de ca
re s'ar gasi' oare cum in stare de
vasalitate. Aceasta ar fl o situa-
tune absolut intolerabila.
La dreptnl svorbind, nu prea
gasim explicatia ratiunei acestei
atitudini dispretuitoare 81, ca Sc
spunem cuv1ntul, aproape ostila
a marilor puteri fata de Rominia
Ea este att de stranie ca toti vad
aci influenza capitalization Anne
ricani.
Sc site, in adevar, ca un puter-
mic trist american cautat ca sd a
capareze toate exploatarile petro-
.lifere ale Rominiei. Guvernul ro-
min ne voind sa acorde concesiu-
nea necesara, orr cine Sc poate
intreba daca acel trust nu cauta
astazi sa realizeze aceasta aca-
parare printr 'un alt mijloc. ST G.
ste, in adevar afara de orr ce in
doaila ca acceptarea de catrc
Rominia a articolului go din trA-
tatul de la Saint German ar da
marilor puteri char puterea de a
fixa dupa bunul lor plac pretl,l
petrolului romfnesc.
Evident, nu Sc pdate crede Cd
motive att de interesate sd ii
prezidat la elaborarea acestui ira
tat; fnsa este foarte regretabil
cd anumite clauze pc care lie
contine au putut face sa Sc nasca
asemenea banuieli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30
ROMfNIA SI ,MINORITATILE
ETNFCE.

In ceea ce priveste primul plnc1
vom reainintisnai intii Cd Roni-
Ella a 81 a ltt minorita tilor
drepturi e. sE eaxtllui ronfn
propriu zis IL rapuiatiei, n acas'
lucru Ia facut Pc toata intinde-
rea teritorului eli. Asa ca ca nu
ar Fl, in principiu, nici de cum
protivnica faptului Ca marble pu'
teri ar exercita un control. Daca
insa un asemenea control ar Il
deopotriva stabi1it in toate cele.
lalte tari, unde exista de prote.
jat interese ale minoritatilor.
fnsa fiindca nu Sc intimpla
astfel, Rominii au socotif drep,
0 lipsa de incredere fata de eli 81
ca o fnfrutare facuta bunei lor
credinte faptul ca un asemenea
control nu va Fl impus decit nu-
mai lor 81 Sirbilor.
CHEsTIUNILE E0oNolQOE.
Dar mai ales cea dea doua cla-
uza, aceea relativa la Introduce
rea unor dispozitiuni in vederea
protectiunei libertatei tranzitului
81 stabilirei mui regim echita-
.
bill pentru co1nerciul strain, este
considerata in Rominia ca absO'
lut inacceptabils. Si, faptul ace,
sta este in definitiv perfect justi.
ficat.
Este vorba, in adevar, de We
ritabila acaparare economica =
industriei 81 comerciului romin ID
catra uncle din marble puteri
Caci Sc va vedea ca nn 4iga Ma
tiunilor, ci a,pmai ,,principalels
puteri aliate i associate" vor sta
bill aceste dispozitiuni. Sc fnte
lege de la SIM ca un popor libel
81 independents M poate ssubscri'
o asemenea cla,mz care atinge di
rect suvcranitatea ,lui nationala
De altfel ah1trae etiune facind d
aceasta chesthane ~ smor-pro
priu. numai 1fijs qSl4tru proteja
rea ;nteresplo& xAle econOmiee nj
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30
Lascu Butum, Salem, ohio: !:

Adresa preotului Teofil Rosca e:
1862 West 81 Street, Cleveland,
Ohio. = Scrieti-i in cauza d-sale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30
ROM1NIA Isl TRATATUL Gu AUSTRIA.
De ce q dernisionat
Glsvernul Bratianu
UN STRIGAT DE sALARNfA AL PRESET ELvETIENE
CoNDITInE UlGILITOARE IMPULSE RnMfNIEI NU POT
ri AUCEPTATE.

Atiudinea dispreuitoare 81 aproape osta maror putr
ata Romnia att de sane ca to vad aci Influenza
captastlor americana spune ziaru evetan lie Democratic
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

Miss Eleanor Perry. daughter Of ne
host ann hozzezE and Miss Stella
Clarke and punch was dipped by
Miss Frances Peters and Miss Mar
gerry Mitchell Miss Eilnor Newman
had charge az the wedding cake
Last nights marriage was the yul-
minzIiOn OF q romance begun last
summer when Miss Cony VIE a guest
OF the Pe-ys. Al that time Mr.. FL
rnendorf came 70 Bath az a mezubsr
Of the crew Of the L s. DESTROYER
Philip and went TO the home OF Lr
and Mrs Perry 70 ruuzn while the
Philip was being made ready fo. seq
just 4 year ago Sunday the BRIDE
gruo-n left Bath ON tae first trip q
the desfroye-- The hune OF the
bride IN Augusta being closed TINS
sumner Mr. and Mrs- Perry gladly
opened their hume for the happy
event OF Monday night.
The nrlde II the daughter Of Mrs.
Frederick Cnny OF Augusta: she was
graduated from the Cony high school
and for some time has been an opsr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

The concert which waE 70 have
been given 1t the r B. church Mon
dxy evening by local talent. was
pnsfpuued To Thursday evening, ow-
ing 10 the thunder Storm
Miss Laura Carpenter. who has
bean with the T. II. c. A. Entertain
ment Burean with the A z P IN
various paris OF France and Ger
many for the pant SIX months ar
rived home Wednesday Miss Car
penfer in the daughter Of Mrs
Mabel Carpenter Of this place and
for the past few wears hzs been well
known Ms public entertainer In
Boston and vicinity.
Nrx- Marion NORTH. empiored as
q government srenographer in WASH
ington- D. c. arrived hume Tuesday
night TO visit her parents. Mr. and
Mrs A J. williams
Mira E c. Fales Of Bath in visit
ing her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. J. b
Weston. Main street. Anson side
Mrz. Faies was formerly a well
knUwu resident Of Anson-
No services win be held AT the
Me1hDiisf Episcopal church next
Sunday ewing 70 the nesting al the
North Ans0n campground- Servicsa
In thu Congregational and r B.
churches viii be resumed after IN
interval Of q month.
Mira Prank Hall Of Providence. h
L. in Waiting her parents Mr. and
Mrs. Fl. H Steward
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

End best man were In uniform The
cT.deErogm's gift Id his hr1de was a
pearl necklace
The ceremony took place IN front
% floral arch In the uzrlor. the
flowers used n the arch and about
the room being golden glow. hydran-
EsRs and quantities Of ferns. Fol-
lowing the ceremony an Internal re-
x-epTson 1eok place. the guests being
nearly all relatives of the bride and
bridegroom with a few intimate
friends from the navy. with which
the bridegroom has been connected
TOR eight yearx. having recently re-
ceived ms discharge
Bine and white pflox and ferns
were used effectively in the dining
room. golden glow and ferns In the
living rouzn and IN the den scarlet
geraniums- scarlet piaiux and ferns
The decorating was done by the has
tess- Mrs Perry. assisted by William
J. McConh. T. 8 ", and David
Locke. e S. ~, both Of the Z. s. s.
CrDwuirshieiG- Ices were served nv
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

MfuE IN Angunk2 teiephnno exn1nmue..
11he nE1deErDEm i ~ nln II ~. 80
Mira Oscar Ezmen1prf nf View YAK
city. Gnd hns benn In tn rewulnr
navy anguf s1gnt Fenxx Hls rem Il
ezlze<ment rereu-iy exufrea Ind N -.
undscidea Mhn1 line ~ wurk In wfzli
tnze up buf fnr TIN preseuf Mr- xnal
MrK EnEndnzf wiu make tzeir hume
20 xDEmnI inrztnxxsus 10 fhe wuli-
dinE ana r1nepfion were iszued mar
win auy znnDuncemenfn h sent.
Amnng the cum az fuwn guesss WIN
weEe present were Mrs Freder1cz
Gouy OF Augusta. mother AZ the
sra<e; Mira Sarah Z. Cnny Of Auxus-
N grandmDtter az the hrid<- Mn z.
calvert OF Hickmcnd. Va. and Nfns
NORA Perry. View Haven, Conn. xuufx
o. the nr1te- George Eamendnrf Of
View York. brother OF the hr1de-
gr01ms Andrew Mandefl Ven york.
MI and Mrs Harold j. FosTer. wopd-
Ioro&; Miss Thelma Duttnn, Theo
Dnxnun. Rex Church Duug1Hs New
man Augusta William ]. McCcnh.
n = Dennis. David Locke. q. r.
Snsn. John J. MrEush. N q detxil
from e s. Destroyer Crcwuinshiead
MISS Hayward MrH Forrest Couy
and daughter, Bernice Couy, a. An
gussg-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

Following L. gwen general
weather forecast for the COMING
month OF September. which may De
OF interest for sume people TO toliow
and 10 compare with the weather for
the month as the Gays come along:
1sr 10 5d-Ensettied period cooier
and cloady. with local showers of
considerable fierce. especially IN the
GuH Seefion- 4tt 10 Tfh-Hof and
Tair period sultrv. csuudinx in On the
TN and threatening 9Th 70 11th-
Storm per106- quite general rains and
sharp thunder ssorms nth To IR1t
good fail or lale summer
weather, cicudz- sunshine ann show
ers Alternating. also an earthquake
period 18th &c 1Sfh-Eerr suitrv.
with western and southern thunder
storms accompanied by high winds
on the I-th and 18th 18TH to -ln-
SolifeTaneDlfs storm period. furious
winds and sudden outbreaks of the
sfnYm tiemuH-fne Line Storm. 50
Watch conditions and be cautious for
the next 1--WE or SIX days. rs the dis
turning factors Of this and the suc-
ceeding storm period overlap and the
furnznce may csnfraIize somewhere
befween the twn- "a % 25fh-.sn-
ttnu-d high winds hut decreasing and
more suifry On the zsta and possible
locza storms On the 18th and 18th
18th to -kth-Storm period. wary sud-
den and changeahie: precipitation
greatest IN the east 18th 70 s6.h-
Milder and pleasant. npr-hEfy and
westerly winds.
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TIE death Of Miss EdE1na duune
,--.s1 $1,000 uf Mt zn1 Mrz- 9o-
- E,,nn-~rsr occurred sunday
- 81 nm Hines converting =
- -. -. =. .s,.,x.t fuHr years Miss
u.,. - was fars< taken III WIN
- - .--r-.r<<. 10 IN nm arrzck Oh
-. --rsn ana ffum TINS ans nevar
r,-rurrrcd enough - 90 ont nuf o.
+rw ftnes. The fInxI Illness was me
l,rvru1uzis. Her mother. wha-1s ut
urrseuf IN tcea5e health. In bnen|
rrrv eaesuted IN her minissEr1nEs .saa
neg inr-aId d1nehfers Beside the nm-l
rents tf1ss1 - one hrufner. Or7nndo
HunneweH wne resi1es Al hn1nn and
fUaar aissefE 11r& Nesfie Cnxhmanl
81 Bausm, - Martha FIAndcrz
Eubdnns arn ~ CccIex Ct H1nr-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

= 7u-k o. cischzrEsng a caryo Of
~ o cuai from the barge
* io- he Stune d Cooper Coal
1Ss Completed Tuesday after
Gar yesterday afternoon the
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- Everett who was one Of the
osTs ocFs who want over
e time 81 the war ana was
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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-08-28

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MYKENNEBEG JOURNAL
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LOCAL NOTICE

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-05-26
Republicans Frame
Anti War Policies

French people twice as much for the ma
tcrial as in this country.
Germany, Madden said, shows asw
signs Of defeat.
1.-The Germans" he said, "do not
believe we are in control Of their eoun-
try as victors, but are there undcr can
tract; that the armistice was signed IS
the result of the presidents fonrteen
points.
Germars Prosperous.
"Germany is not short on foods ex-
cepts fats. saw hundreds Of Ger
mans on the highways SO uniformly veil
dressed that they must be in good physi-
cal condition. Their fields are being
titled, great piles Of fertilizer can be
seen, mills are smoking and merchants
seem prosperous
The conclusion Of the war, Madden
believes, is primarily due to the AmsFi-
can offensive in the Aryonnc, after
which General Pershing had $1,000
Americans driving the 6ermans on the
plains east Of the defenses they eonsid-
cred impreanable He pointed out that
only 1000 American will finally be re-
corded as missing while the British rec
ords show $4,000 and the French ESQ.,
900.