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Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
DEATHS

RRpWS In thfr rfty or 18Th month
18th 1919, EiiZaheth Chandler wifov ~
James Brown daughter ~ John and Eiizs-
beth Chandler of Lsndrn burg Pa In her
s7th year
Relatives and friends arc invited ~ att~-r
The funeral services a. fhe reegdpy,r~ a. hep
a0n-fn-taw " Howard Nav fofa Rnd-ev
@fre~' on fourth day afternoon 18TH 18th
At . cisyck Interrnent a. Riveryiepy come
terry
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
LUNCHEONs At THE DU POINT.

The executive committee Of the du
Pont Company gave luncheon today
in the cluItroofn of the Hotel du Pont.
fmployes of the dl Pont Chcrnfral 90
had luncheon IN parlorp 4 and y of the
Hotel du Pont today
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
Negress' Case Goes Over.

The hearing in the eases of Helen
Carpenter and Lillian Bass, both Negresses
charged with larceny OF several silk
dresses, was continued until tomorrow
IN the City Court today on motion OF
Attorney Philip L. Garrett, counsel for
the accused.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
ard Of Thanks.

hereby extend my heartfelt thanks 70
AL my friends who contributed flowers
and the use Of their automobiles At the
funeral OF my late and beloved wifc
sarah r Benson John = Benson, II
IsrE Rnad
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
A ouinine Tnnt Does Not Anee. Head

Benuse Of It's tonic and laxative effect
laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets ran be
taken by anyone without causing ner-
vnusness or ringing n the head There il
only onc Bromo @ uinine" Il w Groves
aignaturr on The boz 9nn ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
IRISH BILL GOES OVER.
None viii be Introduced at Present
Session OF British Parliament

nv Associated Prc>s % Every Evening
London De- II Premier Liovd
George announced In the house OF commons
tins afternoon that 10 lrI-A hlil would be
introduced at tins session III parliament.
lIe promised statement On Monday
ncNt g.vIng Al outline q the measure.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
GOODWIN INC CREASESC CAPITAL.

One of the first steps IN the expansion of
the Goldwyu Picture Corporation came
TODAY when the corporation, originally
capitalized at twenty million, increased
its capital to 500. 000 900.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
Change in Opera.

II was announced today that the Man
haitian Grand Opera So, which opens
tonight at The Playhouse, will present
aPaglaicci' on Wednesday afternoon,
instead Of 'Hansel and Gretchel, 7 as an
nounced originally
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
unstable Killed in Ireland

Bv Associated Press 10 Every Evening
k!lbrlts.a Ireland. sunday Dec II
4 constable named ttoger was shot and
killed ii front ai tha police barracks here
toa.sy No arrests have been made.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
Receiving Congratulations.

Mr. and Mrs George II Shackleton oi
1915 Shallcross avenue, are receiving con
gratulations upon the birth Of son last
evening
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1919-12-15
rOn LATE ro rL,SsrPF-

C0TDRFD Girl For char4f~rwork ard
waiting References required Mrs. "
Poynf" Johnston 1914 W Fourteenth 81
PRESS FEEDER Apply az once walsh
Harsins Printing Co. n Eizhsh
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L. S. PROBE FOR VILLA.
Embassy in Mexico Ordered TO Investi.
gate Kidnapping of Two More
Americans.

b. Associated Press 20 Every Evening
Washington Dec. 1j-The American
embassy at Mexico City was directed to-
day by the State Department to make
representations to the Mexican govern
ment regarding the kidnapping Of Fred
g. Hugo. the American manager Of the
Dobie ranch near Musquiz by Nillistas
last week.
The embassy and the American consul
at Eagle Pass, Texas have been instructed
TO make an independent investigation
Of the incident and also to investigate
reports that the Eillistas carried of an
other American named Phillips.
Eagle Pass, Texas Dec Is 80
D. m.--Fred c. Hugo Of Ell Paso has
been released by the YIlistas, who had
held him for SIC, 900 ransom. No ransom
was paid
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Signed Mrs. ". II. D0rk. 1865 Wesr
Wood street, ShamOkin, Pa
Chasco-Vin IS Just the ronic for -h.-
time II the year. Il heals ana oQil4-
ID Ask the arnt named below
opinion II Chasco-Fin.
Sold bv Millers-406 Msrket 4fu
Eckerds 5OS Market. 9niy-no h.
agencies
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OBITUARY.
GEORGE WATTERsoN.

George Watterson, aged - years. and
a resident OF Blnstead for the past p
years, died YESTERDAY at ; O'Clock OF
cancer at his home Mr. Watterson was
A native Of Pennsylvania and came to this
State when boy. lie was employed as .
ward foreman BY tho General Chemical
Co. since that plant began operations at
Claymont lie Is survived by a daughter
Margaret. 4 son. Horace. and his wife
Mr. Wattcr,3n Vas a member of the Odd
Fellows and OF the Red Men
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NARY T RIpGEIY

Marx ] Ridgelv died Yesterday at her
home in Wilmington The funeral will
take place tomorrow. with services at
1870 o'clock in 81 Andrews Church,
after which the body will be taken 10
Dover for interment
FUNERAL OF 6. " WEBSTER.
The funeral Of State Senator George
W Webster takes place this afternoon,
with services at his late residence. IN
BrandyWine hundred and lnterInelt at
Sloan cemetery
FUNERAL OF John p REGAN
The funeral OF John p Regain, son OF
the late Patrick and Eliza Regan, was
held from his late residence, 725 West
Fourth street, yesterday morning, with
services at the Cathedral and the ceme-
tery conducted by the assistant pastor
Rev Joseph A. Lee HIS cousins, Au-
g7xtts Welch, Frank Welhh. Edward J.
McNamara and John \ Finn together
with j Edward McNabb and Michael
]. Carney were pallbearers.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
f6 PLAYERS LEFT

Forest Hills, L. l., Aug. 29.-Sixteen tennis players are left in the national championship tournament as the re- suit of the third-rOund matches decid- L. ed yesterday afternoon at the West Side club, Forest Hills The list in cludes Norman E. Brookes, Gerald l.. Patterson and Ronald V. Thomas of the visiting Australian team; National Champion Robert Lindley Murray. as we'll as the former champions. Rich ard Norris Williams, 2d. William NJ. J hnston and Maurice F. McLoug,hIin; William T. Tilden. 2d, last years run
 nCr~up for the title, Charles $. (;ar- land, tho recent Southampton winner, I"hiNA kumaeAc, the Kew York state champion; E. B. Doyle, x w. NiIcS Wallace F. Johnson. T. R. Pen, w. Merrill Hall and P. l.. Kynaston.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
HERMAN N-LYNCH BOUT
Champion and Contender For Title Hard At Work For Battle in Water- bury Labor Day AfternOOn

With Joe Lynch working out with four spa1ring partners in Waterbury every afternoon and Pete Herman, the bantam champion going through a stiff training schedule daily in Hart ford, both boys are in fine shape for their ten-round bout for the worlds bantamweight championship 10 be fought at the Driving Park, Water bury, on Labor Day. The first bout will start at 4:15 D. m. and will go on, rain or shine. The great arena is finished and in case of rain, it will be covered over With huge canvas top. The semi-final will bring together Johnnie Shugrue and Marty Miller. two fast bantams. The opening bout will be between Micky Travers, of New Haven, and Sammy Waltz, of Hartford. Ample provisions have been made for parking cars near the arena. The advance sale of tickets amounts to $6,O00.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
CHAMPIONSHIP BATTLE
CrcSrcntS and Co. M. Teams to Meet in Deciding Game at St. Mary $ Fairgrounds Tomorrow.

The third and final game for the Hardware City league championship will be played tomorrow afternoon at St. Mary's playgrounds when Cres- cents and Co. M. team will battle. Each has won a game from the other in the series and tomorrow's game promises to be a hummer. Descola and Ross will be the battery for the Co. M. team and Rahm, CharloW and Jonl1lin will comprise the battery for
 he Crescents. Other games tomor- ~ow will be, Church league, Sacred Heart against St. Johns, St, Paul s against St. Mary's; Juvenile league, Young St. Mary's against the Royals
 The Russell & Erwin and the North & Judd Manufacturing company teams were winners in the girls base ball games at the playgrounds last
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
PHILLIPS POUND
 PITCHER WINTERS
Giants Are Overwhelmed by
 CraVath'S Team

Philadelphia, Aug. 29.-Philadel- ph1a ended it's losing streak of nine straight by an overwhelming victory over New York, IA to 2. Winters was no puzzle at any stage. The visitors punched three of their five hits after two were out in the second, tying the score. After that Hogg held them helpless and contributed two doubles to his teams total. Meusel has now hit safely in 14 straight games. The score:
 r. h. @. Philadelphia 2O0260220-14 15 0 New York ..... o20OOOOOO- 1 Hogg and Adams; Winters, Dubuc and Snyder.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29

evening. The R. & E. league leaders doWned Traut & Hine team, score II to and the Bucklemakers defeated the Fafnir Bearing company aggrega- tiOn score 9 to 4.
 The scores by innings:
 r. h. e. Fafnir ......... 22O0O-4 z 6 North X Judd ...... O423X-9 12 , Miss Lynch and Miss Tormay; Miss McCue and Miss Walters.
 r. h. e. Russell & Erwin .. 32132-11 16 3 Traut & Hine ...... ISL 2 Miss Heller and Miss Lent; Miss Robinson and Miss Cosgrove. Schedule Tonight-Russell &1 Err win Mfg. Co. Vs. Landers, Frary x Clark; American Paper Goods Go. of Kensington Vs. Rule Shop.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
NEISS SELLS PLAYERS.
By Briggs ]

New Haven, Aug. 29.-Manager Weiss of the New Haven club of the Eastern league last night made the announcement that he had sold three of his ball players to the major lea gues, Everett Nutter, Claude David son and George Twombly are the men that will make the journey to the big show. Davidson is an infielder, Nut ter and TWombIy outfielders. The players were notified of their sale in Hartford yesterday morning and all three will leave the New Haven club next Monday. Nutter goes to the Braves and Davidson and Twom bly to the Washington Americans
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
TANKS WIN TWICE
 FROM SENATOR'S
First Game Goes 15 Innings Be-
 fore Decision Is Reached

New York, Aug. 29.--New York de feated Washington in both sections of a double-header here yesterday. The first game was 14-inning contest, in which Mays defeated Johnson by @ score of to i. The locals won the second game by a score of to 8. The second game was we'll pitched by the rival left handlers, Mogridge and Har- per, only six hits\being made by each team New York, however, punched three of their hits in the fifth inning when Pratt won the game by driving in two runs with a single. The scores:
 First game r. h. e.. New York CONGREGATIONAL 1e 3 Washington 220OO0OO0OOOO-4 Il
 Mays and Ruel; Johnson and Pichi- mich and Ag1few.
 Second game r. r. e. New York .00110201x-5 Washington .... .O0O02001O-3 6 ?
 MOgridge and Hannah: Harper, Zachary and Charity and Picinich
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
|ONEER- ANNEX
 ID OPEN SUNDAY
! Championship Games Should
 Attract Large Crowd

1.-Two of the strongest teams that
 s ever displayed their wares on 8al diamond will clash Sunday after 8on on the Ellis street diamond when H Pioneers and Annex clash in the Est game Of a three game series for B city championship. The second sne will be played during the cele- @ation to the returned service men Walnut Hill park, Friday after Aon, Septcmber 19. Both teams Eve a large following, and it is eX- : scted that the rooters will be out in &l force for the opening game of the aies.
 ENoonan and Holleran, catchers on Ne rival teams, are both first class &rformers. The Pioneer backstop @s the advantage from the point of 8perience He possesses deadly Elm for base purloiners, and Is also Feet hitter. HOlleran can also swing Ee old apple tongue in an effective bnnar. In the pitchers position sldie Goeb has the call on Bosh ahmidt, although the latter has been Informing in fine style for the An k this sea sen, and most of the v1c- aries of that team is due to his Iprk,
 Pretty Even Here. NA NAt first base, Lynch is easily the Ter of Bill Dudack. Dudack. how Ter, it must be remembered, is play zg a position that ne does not spe- hlize. Both are good hitters. Ench's fielding is the factor which 5 2eps many badly tossed balls from aing astray of the sack. At second SC Johnson and Travers should I've @ warm battle for the honors. |1dnick and Fitzpatrick, the rival Ezy corner guardians, are not Ill |yWay rivals of Heinie Groh or Oscar lit, but they usually render a far |count of themselves. Should Man ter Jim Luby play Norman BesleI
 shortstop for the Pioneers, 1t will Ne his club an advantage over the hnex. George Campbell, the Annex ayer, is a good player, but he lacks e snap and dash of Begley and is 1t as strong with the willow.
 The Fielders.
 I'm left field two fast boys will be for the Annex, ana orfeldt for the Pioneers. Schmidt Is inc makings of a big leaguer at ,esent. His remarkable catches m e field and his batting ability give m +ha call O yer Ncrfeldt. In center Id Fallon and Kil6uff are both eH- llent pasture guardians.
 Fallon is somewhat niftier with the if than Kilduff, but the latter, when , gets on the paths, is a speed de- on. Tn right field Red Campbell nd Ray Begley will fight it out to ,e who's who in the art of graoplng m in that section.
 The Annex is well fortified with eN- a men, with Harold Can pbell, rom !, Blanchard and Howe, while the ioneers have Stevie Dudack. Man ger Luby may start Palmer, Who orked against the Waterbury LlkS yo weeks ago, in the coming game ith the Annex.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
MRS. JACKSON BEATEN.

Detroit, Aug. 29-Mrs. Harold Foreman of Chicago, until yesterday almost an unknown golfer outside her home club, furnished tho biggest sur prise of Inc WOmen'S western golf tournament at the Detroit Golf club hy defeating the national event. 3 and }
 Mrs. Foreman played steadily through out, while Mrs. Jackson, after three days of excellent play. faltered at sev- eral stages. Each time Mrs. Foreman
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
REFUSES S3OO,O FOR HORSE.

Saratoga, N. Y. Aug. 29.-Pur- chase, the three-year- son of Or mondale and Cherryola is the most valuable thoroughbred in the world. esterday afternoon Sam Hildreth re- fused $300,O0O for him. The offer was made by Albert Simons, who trains for Harry Payne Whitney. MT. SimOns refused to say whether or not he made the offer in behalf of Mr. Whitney,
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
REDS BEAT SFNu-PROS

York, Pa, Aug. 29.-Timely hitting coupled with errors by the American Chain players enabled the Cincinnati team, leaders of the National league, to win it's game here yesterday after noon by a score of to 1. The score: Cincinnati ......O .OO0011O42-8 9 0 Ame eriCan Chain .00000010O-1 4
 Eller, See, WingO and Allen; Stan ley and Brightner
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Red SOX Go Fifty-Fifty.

Boston, Aug. 29.-Philadelphia
 Boston, Aug. 29-Philadelphia ham mered Jones in the first game yester- day, winning 8 to g. with the hitting of Witt and Walker featuring. Boston took the second game, ? to 0, Pen nook holding the visitors to three sim gles, while Johnson allowed Boston four hits. The scores:
 First game r. h. e. Boston ..100001O10--3 10 1
 NaylOr and Perkins; Jones and Wal ters.
 Second game r. h. e. Boston .OOoOo101x-2 0 Philadelphia -. .O0OOOO0OO-O 1
 Pennock and Schang; Johnson and Perkins,
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE
srays Down Hiuies and Three-Cor-
 nered Race for Pennant is very Suose As End of Season Draws Near.

S Pittsfield, Aug. 28.-The triangular ace for the Eastern league champion .hin is still nerve-wearing, especially s Ia inc fans here, who yesterday, to the Humber of some 2500 saw their Pitts AfeId team beaten, to l, by the Providence Grays. Eleven innings were needed to settle matters, Il of he most spirited innings the Eastern eaeue has furnished this year. Pitts held. in first place, Is now but one-half game ahead of Worcester and l-2 Hahead of Providence. The score: providence ..ooo1oooooo1-2 1 Apittsheld .OO1OOOO0000-1 1 Mulrennan and Sweatt; Rieger and sDevine.
 Springfield, Aug. 29.-A sad lot of local baseball fans left League park yesterday afternoon after having swatched the Worcester Boosters take 8an easy game from the Hampdens, 6 Ito 1. To see their team get trimmed lin the last home Eastern league game 1here this year was bit too much flor the rooters. The dull day har- |monized with the sad and questioning faces that left the grounds and even Hold King SOl, WnQIn we nave seen very little the past week, could not |have frightened the scene, The score: r. h. e.. Worcester 3OOOOO3OO-6 9 0 |Springfield .O10OO00O0-1 1
 Bach and Redman; Green and Wilder.
 Hartford, Aug. 29.-Effective pitch ing by Ralph Head in the pinches beat New Haven here yesterday afternoon, 2 to 1. The score:
 r. h. e.. Hartford ..1OO1OO00x-2 0 New Haven .. OOOO01O0O-1 ?
 Head and Brennan; Tyler and Ma gle.
 Bridgeport, Aug. 29.-Kahn won a superb pitching duel from House here yesterday, when the visitors kicked a Frun across in the eighth inning. The score:
 Waterbury .0OOOO0O1O--1 ? 1 Bridgeport .... .000OO0O00--O , 3
 Kahn and Shinault; House and Loan.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
MAY TRADE JIM THORPE.

Seattle Wash, Aug. 29.--The Bos- ton baseball club of the National lea que has telegraphed the Seattle club of the Pacific Coast league offering to trade Jim Thorpe and one or two oth- CT players for Lyle Bigbee. pitcher, and Bill Cunningham, fielder, of the local team.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
WINS TENNIS MATCH.

Edward Meehan defeated Thomas DOnahue in the semi-finalS for the boys tennis championship at St. Mary's playgrounds yesterday after noon in two sets, 6-4 and 7-5.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
JOHNSON HEARING POSTPONED

New York, Aug. 29.-Another ad- journment of the examination of Ban B. Johnson, president of the American league, in regard to the suspension of Pitcher Carl Mays, was taken before Referee George J. Gillespie of 20 Ve- sey street. It was announced that tho examination of Johnson would be talk en up by Gillespie next Thursday morning at II o'clock.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Worcester 6, Springfield l. Providence ,, Pittstield 1 (G1 in nings.)
 Waterbury 1, Bridgeport o. Hartford ,, New Haven 1.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Dodgers Make It Six and Lose.

Brooklyn, M. Y, Aug. 29.-Brook- lyn won the first game from Boston yesterday, to 1, and made it's win ming streak six straight, but Boston broke the streak by winning the sec- ond game, 4 to g, on errors by Olson Bunched hits beat Causey in the open er Brooklyn used three pinch run ners in the ninth inning of the sec ond game and two of them scored The scores:
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
INTERN NlAYIONAI LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

Jersey City ,, Buffalo f. Rochester 1, Reading (tirst gamc) Rochester i. Reading (SecOnd game: called by agreement in the cighth.)
 Binghamtun ., Baltimore 1. Toronto ;, Newark O.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Standing of the Clubs.
Games Today.

Newark at Toronto.
 Baltimore at BinghamtOn. Reading at Rochester. Jersey City at Buffalo.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Second Game.
Schupp Allows Lone BingIe.

Pittsburgh, Aug. 29.-Schupp held Pittsburgh to one hit yesterday, which scored a man from second, and St. Louis defeated the local team, to 1. The visitors punched three in field hits with two sacrifice flies and three bases on balls off Cooper in the sixth inning, scoring three runs and having the bases filled when the third man was retired. The score:
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
AMERICAN X LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday. y.

Results Yesterday. New York 5, Washington f (frst gome.)
 New Y ork ,, Washington 3 (second gamo.)
 Boston ,, Philadelphia (tirst game.)
 Philadelphia s, Boston 3 (secOnd gamc.)
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Philadelphia at Boston. Washington at New York. Detroit at St. Louis. Chicago at Cleveland.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
BASEBALL IN A NUTSHELL
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Yesterday.

RrOoklNn j, Boston l (hrSt gaDlc) Boston f. Brooklyn (seCOnd gamo)
 Philadelphia If, New York }. St. Louis ,, Pittsburgh 1.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Standing of the Clubs.

Games Today. Springfield at Worcester. Providence at Hartford. New Haven at Pittsfield (two games.) Bridgeport at Waterbury.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
First Game.

Pfeffer and Wheat; Causey, Scott and Gowdy.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
Standing of the Clubs.
x5anncS Today.

Boston at Philadelphia. New York at Brooklyn. Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
New Britain herald., 1919-08-29
EASTERN LEAGUE.

x-Indicates no game played.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-09
DE- Cf { NECfSR A CUMPARA VICTORY bONDUR|

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fame autam uni alt
penru ntreprndere este ss perfect Edficul
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ndar1t dupa ami de ze nic mai putin ga
interesee mari ce le capeti.
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bond de $1OO dupa nc AMI de ze nga ne mari
po de doua orr Guvnu Staeor Unite este
buna sguran peu ban nvsa Vaoarea bondurlor date
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patria veche Ban Dtfa pot nvesta oc mai sgur
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-09
PEDEAPSA PACII.


NEW YORK, 8 Maiu. - E vor-
ba despre pace dictata de irwin
gatori. Germania incepe sd intc-
leaga ce a insemnat intrarea Ame-
ricei in razboi, cerind sa nu Sc
faca pace pima cind Germania
nu Sc supune neconditionat.
Nici 0 natiune mare din astoria
civilizatiei nu fost pedepsita a.
tfta de teribil 81 lasata sd traiasc;l
pentru ca sa-si poarte pacatele in
generatiile viitoare. Pacea aceas:a
va reduce Germania la nivelul
Spaniel. Daca Germania Sc va mai
ridica cindva la rangul de putere
de prima clasa, atunci o va putea
face numai dupa ami indelungati
de sfortari enorm de mari.
In marturisirile delegation ger
mani de la conferinta de pace,
marturisiri atita de unsuroase, cu
privire la vinovatia pentru ince-
putul razboiului, nu poate sd fie
sinceritate. Germania va cerca sd
Sc razbune Alta timp cit Isl va a.
mint de pacea pc care va ii sill
ia ca sd subscrie. Puterea de ia.
ia militarismului german este
infrinta, insa temperamentul po.
porului german ramine 81 pc maj
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-09
Atlanta Americana
FranCo-Eng|ezd.
v0R AsIGURA FRANTA PEN
TRU VuTOR.
PRESEDINTELE WILSON IN
TOARCE DUPA SUBSCRIEREA
TRATATULUI DE PACE.

PARIS, 8 Maiu. = Presedintele
Wilson nu va face recOmandatli
Gu privire la propusa atlanta dc
aparare dintre Statele Unite, Ma.
rea Britanie 81 Franta, atuncl
cind va prezenta senatului sprt
desbatere 81 aprobare, aceasta a
lianta.
Atlanta aceasta are sa fie pre-
zentata senatului deodata Gu ira
tatul de pace, la intrunirea pen
tru sesiunea noua, care va ii IL
19 Maiu
Comunicatul aliantei propuse
spunea .ieri ca:
I'm legatura Gu celelalte asigu
! rari ce Sc dau prin tratatul ds
pace, presedinteh Statelor Unit
s'a obligat ca Sc propuna sena
tului Statelor Unite, 81 premieru
Marei Britanii s'a obligat Sc pro
puma parlamentului Marei Bri.a
nil 0 intelegere, care Sc fie apro
bata 81 de Liga Natiunilor, ca s.
vina imediat in ajutorul Frantei
daca aceasta ar fl proyocata pril
un nou atac al Germaniei".
/ Acest obligamftt, dupa cum >
spune, a facut pc Franta sa-s
micsoreze cererile sale Gu privir
LA siguranta teritoriala dealur
gul Rinului 81 sd Sc margineasc
leu adausul unui staff intcrnatic
nal militar.
I. Presedintele Ise va reintoarce !
Statele Unite fndata &c Va Il SEN
mat tratatul de pace.