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The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1919-03-27
MAKES THREAT
TO QUIT FARLEY
Italy Decides to Withdraw From
Peace Conference Unless
Given Fiume.
CONTROVERSY TO HEAD
Rome Delegation is Unanimous in
Stand Taken-oucstion of Rep
aration by Germany Receives
Attention of ENJOYS.

London, March 22.-The Paris
correspondent Of a news agency
quotes Colonel House as follows:
THE peace treaty, including the
league of nations clauses, will be
ready March 20. The Germans
should be in Versailles within
three weeks"
Paris. March 22.-Unless Fume Is
assigned to Italy contemporaneonsly
with the conclusion OF peace, the Ital-
ian delegation to the peace conference
has unanimously decided to withdraw.
The decision OF the Italian delega-
tion apparently brings to a head a Bit
new Iugo-Siav state over the disposi-
ton Of land along the Adriatic. form
erly belonging to the Austro-H unga-
T:an empire, which both nationeiities
claim.
ltaly's claims originally included vir-
tually the entire Dalmatian coast,
with Triest and Fiume, which latter
city is the second principal seaport on
the eastern side OF the Adriatic.
Recent reports have been that the
Italian representatives were manifest
ing a disposition to make important
concessions regarding the land along
the Dalmatian coast, provided the
city and harbor OF Ffume remained to
ltafy.
R~eparation to Front.
The differences now being consid-
cred by the ENJOYS constitute some of
the larger Questions pending now
Preparations for war losses and the
Franco-German frontier.
The chief issue of the question of
-cFSTati5T5 is moi what Germany
should pay but what she a pay. The
commissions which have studied the
subject have gradually reduced the
claims to a total of about $40, 600, 000,-
600.
One proposal vas to spread the pay.
ment owe 40 years. On this basis the
principal, with interest. would amount
TO $50, 900, 000. 900 at the end OF the
rA~f- L A-LA4A-4A
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SOLDIER GETS FIVE YEARS

Sentenced to Fort L~eavenworth for
Theft Of Flag.
Fort Worth. Texas. March 22.-Dan-
lei r. Lane. soldier at Camp Bowie
was given ave years in the army dis
ciplinary barracks at Fort Leaven-
worth for the theft Of . nag. He Of
fered 1t for sale. II was charged.
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ponizej Planchenolt to mapa Euro
Ply byiaby dzisiaj takze i~naczej wy
gladaia. DIVA to wypadk 50 jednakie
watpliwymi, gdyh tylko .jeden autor
wspomina o skotarku Bluechera, a
~iStnieniu zapadnietej drogi Chain "a
przecza wielu, kt6rzy twierdza, re
w tenn -miejscu ME byIo takiet dro-
81 - lecz kazdy z tych wypadk6w,
czy So prawdziwymi Tub nieprawdzi.
wynn, okazuje jake drobnostki wy
starc1aja, ably zmienic hieg historyi.
Odnosnie do swiadectw co maj
mniej dw6ch wiarogodnych history
k6w W jego czasie, zalanie zachod-
niego cesarstwa przez hordy Attyli,
wypadek, kt6ry byI ~przyczyna ME
.obliczalnej nedzy W poiowie Euro
Ply przez kiIka lat, zostalo spowodo-
wane przez z~wyczainy przypadek. Cd
r. AS az do 40 Attyla wciai zacze-
piai esarswo wschodnie, lecz W O.
statnim roku usflowano zawrzec po-
k6J, gdyz obie strony byly znusonc
wojna. Poselstwo z dworu Teodo--
Tyusza Dostalo wyslane do obom At
tyli; do poselstwa naleial mlody
czsowiek : Rzymu. kt6ry natenczas
byl W gosciuie W Konstantynopolu.
Byl rcdn szlacheckiego n miai ko--
chanke W osohie Honoryi, spokrcw'
EsOnei : demon cesarskim W Rzy.
u,fo Iaf. 4 inui kochankowie noSn
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czas tel przechadzki spostrzegi pick
NJ Bathszebe, zone Uryasza, Office
ra Hittyt6w, kt6ry, chociaz dobro-
wolnie siuiyI moze w ar1nii kr0le-
wskiej, byi wicrnym ~zoinierzem, ~
wicrnym mole ola wfasnego dobra,
poniewaz David, daremnic pr6bujac
r6znych spos6b6w s~korzystaf z od-
wagi aoInierza, ably go usunat.
Me byIo MONA wymysleG bardzieJ
tch6rzliwcgo planu ably sic pozbyc
o2zukancgo mc2a, a Ia Zbrodnia
krwi Zostala dostatccznic pomszczo-
Ia przcz diugic intrygi haremu,
bunty, morderstwa przcz kt6re syn
Ra.hszCG1y zcstal ostatecznie ustano-
wiony M tronie jake nastepca Dawi-
d.. PrzechadZka takze prZypadko-.
wa miaFa nastcpstwa prawie tax waa
ne dIa Italii podczas drug1ej punt
ckiei wojny. Byio to po przejsciu
Hannikala przez Alpy i wtargnieciu
lego do WIoch. Rzymianie zostali
pobici mad rzcka Ticinus / pod Tre-
bal, mad jczicrcm Thrasymenus n
n~ajbardzioj pod Cannae, n Hannibal
p~ozostaI W Leach Zimowych w Ca
pua. Tu zajal teden z ~najlepszych
domGw w miescie, a przechadzajqc
sic pewnego razu po ogrOdzie usy-
sal spiew niewiesci.
Me m6gl zrozumiet spiewu, lecz
uderzyi go zalosny CLOS. w sposob
z~wyczajny wowych starych czasach,
rczkazai ably mu przyprowadzono
spiewacyke. a gdy to uczynicno, byi
uderzony jej postaciq tax, Ii przy-
iql jn do swcgo domostwa, a mezai
iej pozbvi sic w spos6b taxi, u ka-
zal luciqt mu glove. Podczas roszty
zirny wielki KartagincZyk oddal sic
uciochom; interes / karnos6 zostaiy
z~aniedhane q p-zcd wiosna armia
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DO WIADOMOSCIl

wsxystkieh I~nteresant0w R~aJuprxet
msej prOsImy o pr-zestrEeganie DOAiA-
aMyeh wskaEowekt
Biura Administracyi nasEeJ otwarte
"a prses dsien cafy Cd godzlny s-meJ
grana do 7t8O wteczorem - CO dnia, q
w~yjstkiem nIedESel 4 SWAT krajoWyehs
DbOwiasuJqeyeh.
zRrsadea Pisun nasSeGo prLyim1gs
POPOLUDNIoWYCH cd 2-gieJ do S-tej
Redakcya ala Interesant6w otwarta
g oD GopSiNT 1850 Do GOpzINY
1850, 20 pOludniu tylkO m specyains
Eednktor NaezeIny przyJmuJe Inte-
PeBant0w TYLKO Pc 1O-te1
FRIED POLUDNIEM.
Upraaza sic . ne mosnoSci vylhelkie
DDraUy n RedakeyQ EafatSStae RlSEM-
ME. bp m konwersacye dfuEie ME ma
E.y ezaHu; tylko " sSezsgoi-
n~iejszej SynEi, osobistych, Tub ME dale
eyeh sic EnlatwIe Ewisxle - droga ko-
res~pOndeneyi proslmy tnNic sic $50
kolo .sodzIny 1i-tej samykamy gazette
wszyscy naJbardkiej jesteAmy utedy
katruJEieni.
Korespondent0w uprasEamy naJmoc-
MENTEM, LUB Ma MAsZYNIE. ME
EBYT sOASLIWIE I TYLkO Ma JE-
DNEJ STRONIE PAPIERU,
Jesli utwOry Jakiekolwtek ME maJa
Dye OKAoAEOACe
re1akeyJnyB jeSlI pOERdRne - do xwr0-
IA, w rasle ME 0glQszenlA. nalesy 90
WYRAZNIE zAZNACzHC 4 zALACzIC
ENACzEK POCZT0wY Ma ZWROTNA
PRZESYLKE.
zadnyeh k~Omunikatew do ogfoszenia
lie naIeSy DrEesyla6 M kartkneh Cd
krytyehy aadnyeh tea nie prsytGuje sic
komunikaeyi telefOniezpych ehyba
II wYtafkOwyeh w~ypadkachB rewnie4 O.
r4osxe6. -dOtycEoeyeh ruehu ~ iowa
rxv1tvaeh t~elefonicEnis ME Drzytnu-
temY.
WaxeIkLe OglosEenin nalefs do DHte-
n. OWlosxen w Adminlstracyt I Ian Gle
= nismi Ewracae nale2y.
pedxaekouanta - WSxELHIEG0 r-
1ss1.N REzoLUCYE ZALoBNE. Poll
TYcZNE 4 Z. .. nAke&s % DzAAa1 osss-
aneA.
WsseIkis koreapSaaeseya. nnssaes.
na~-Ta 4 A. n. mnssa AYE Bo1paao@e -
Delnewa naxvsankaem sxas . naress1 -
hnapsNot b~eMimfeneyehs lns NSes.x-
a~-wxfnKksam. aEbo weoanAfo -
-komkfsf" - ksmsnf&ney6 - -
SonasAssa ~ nn@-keasss&4AN
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brak; ale cato wziac ludzi obezna-.
nych z ~zaiozoncgo rodzaju sprawami.
kt6rzy i%nstytucye postawiq ma Sill
nych podstawach Zawodowych, wy.
rachowanych prawdziwic po kupicc.
ku / - gdy czas placi, DO to picniqda,
zatcm maio gadaC - Z~apoWiadat, a
robic, robic jak ~najwiecei, jak mai.
szybciej, gdyz pora teraz TAXA, re ME
cZekaG, nj zwlekaG - ME wyglldaC
ckaZyi nj sposobnoSci, poniewai IL
juz So, juz sypia sic jak z obfitosci
rogu i kto ich ME pOjmie obccnie,
ten niechaj drugim przynaimniej W
drodze ME stoi! Instytucya TAXA, jak
Izba Handlowa z Hasa P~ozyczkowO.
Oszczcdnosciowa powinna sic Tdac:
warunki i zanse ma wszelkic 20 to-
mu. MYSL JEST DOBRA. Il gdyby
sic zwichncIa - byIby d0w6d, Il
staToby sic to iedynie wskutck nie.
udolnosci pracownik6w, oraz diego
ich doboru. Niechic do togo mic DO
puszcza nasi kupcy i przcmysiowcy,
gdya raz upadle dzielO stokrot trud-
nici znowu dwignac: iatwiej budo--
wac move, niz odnawiac stare / zruj-
nowanc. Nasi kupcy teraz rzccz do
bra 2 nova wznoSzq - nicCiae odra-
I'll buduja p~orzadnie, wytrwalc, MECH
sic ME zraiaia trudnymi poczatki,
MECH zakIadaja fundamcnty slime M
wyrachowaniach trzezwych, konkrct-
nych, rlc na ~mrzonlSach, n mic padna
razcm re swq organizacyq i nastcp-
rom ME pozostawia w spusciznie ME-
yasZczytu n trud0w nowych, to-"
wiekszych. - lecz przeciwnic n
mic i dobrobyt. Jcszczc raz: Powo.-
dzenia!
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Z G}osoW ObCyCh
O Mas.

Czasy niepomyslne ola mas - D.
bccne W tym kraju. LiCzne i slime
przejawy sympathy, .takie niedawne,
takie ~powszechne - ustQpily glO--
som - W nailcpszym razie pclnym
rczerwy 1 watpliwosci.. -. Sprawiia
to zydowska nagOnka. Navel w CA
sopismach najbardzicj 1 na~iAycali--
wicj sprawic naszej oddanych, znai-
duiemy artykuly proiydowskic,
oraz powaine powatpicwania z zapy-
taniami pod adrcsem Polak6w -
DLACzEGO MILCzA, byly nawet
przypuszczcnia takic. Ii ,,MUSI Bye
COS PRAWDY Ma POGROMOWYCH
POGLOSKACH, SKORO POLACY
MIC ME M0WIA, DO ,,qui facet, con-
scntirc videtur", kto milczy - PREY.
zwala, do why sic poczuwa, a za--
przeczenia, jake dotqd byly ze stro-
ny polskiej, byly bardzo maEo slime,
malo stanowcZe - OF iakby racZci
ma mdlq exkuze p6igebkiem wyglqda
~, ME ma dosadne odparcie pOtwarzy,
Me podobna bylo ME ZauwaiyC tc-
go. Totez dzienniki nawet TAX bar
do nam oddanc, jak IN. y. TINES,
jak ,,CH. d. JOURNAL" miaIy owe
artykuIy peine zwqtpienia o las i o
czystosci sprawy naszej W danej
kwestyi. DIVA owe pisma wzmianku-
jenny tylko ola przykladu, ale takich,
kt6re ~zachowaiy sic pOdObnie, hub