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The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
R%OOTFAVORS BIG
WORLD LEAGUE #
DRAFT IS CHANGED
Republican Leader in Letter
to Hays Gives Specific
Amendments He Believes
Needed,

NEW YORK, March Sl.-Elihu Root
declared himself last night ar advo-
cate of the league Of nations covenant
made public by the peace conference,
provided II is amended. primarily, by
writing enforcement clauses into the
articles calling for arbitration and lin
itation OF ornaments, by restricting 10
five years the unanimous guaranty OF
the present political and territorial
status q members and by protecting
from american Interference the
affairs Of the American continents.
lie made his approval contingent also
upon amendments assuring periodic re-
vision OF International law and a gen
eral redrafting OF the covenant in at at
mOsphere removes by several years Of
Issues attendant upon the settlement Of
a world war. To dlspel doubt as 10 the
right OF withdrawal from the league,
ne favored specific reservation Of this
privilege to IN ~signatory, coincident
with, or after the proposed redrafting
conference.
II these changes could be made, the
FORMER secretary Of state asserted, ii
would be "the clear duty" of the United
states to enter into the league agree
ment, In keeping with what he termed
the apparent general desire of the
American republic that the country do
It's full share toward the establish
ment Of an effective international or
ganizatton to preserve the peace OF the
world"
Mr.. Root reviewed the league project
proposed his amendments, six in
number, In a letter to Will II. Hays,
chairman Of the Republican national
committee, which the latter gave out
Tor publication. The discussion was
in response to a request by the party
leaders, who advised the former cabinet
member and senator that citizens In the
Republican ranks determined TO do all
that can possibly be done toward the
maintenance OF peace without sacrifice
ing our own supreme ~nationalism," and
seeking 'the best judgment" to aid
them In reaching a conclusion, would
appreciate a study Of the covenant from
Mr.. Root.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
Cigar Counter

Men like our cigar counter. There's
Marshall Forward, Garcia Grande
and Vega del Rey-a new one.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
LIBERTY
SAVINGS BANK
& TRUST co.

OA DAMN
& TRUST CO.
$50 Madison Ave. Capital stoo, 900
T%ransacts a General Banking as
wen as a. Savings Business.
Paws interest at tho rate Of 3 per
cent on Savings Accounts, 4 . cent
on Ilme Certificates OF Deposit.
safety Deposit Boxes for rent, $3.50
annum up.
OFFICERS:
M, q. BAILEY, President.
y, N. WALKER, Vice. President,
FRANK /. MONTENEGRO, v,.p,
). r. BucHloNANi, Cashier,
J. T. MORGAN. V..P.
PHIL N. cANALE, Counsel.
DIRECTORS:
J., N. WALKER,
President Q, X. Storage and Trans
fer Company.
'. ~ - NOI
Secretary Treasurer Brown Coal Co.
BOILING siBLEY,
Gen. Agent Penn Mutual Life InA.
w. D. CLEVELAND,
Vice President Austin Clothing Co.
FRANK L. MONTENEGRO.
Mcdowell 4 Monteverde.
ABE scHARF,
Secretary Kraus a Co.
N. @. BAILEY, President.
e, /. M'LuRE,
NVice-Pres. Miss. Valley Furniture Co.
PHIL N. cANALE.
Attorney.
J, p. NoRFLEET,
President sledge a N%orfleet Co.
J. T. MORGAN.
Vice President Edgar Morgan Co.
SIM r. CLARK.
Clark, Burke q co.
NJ. /, JONES,
Representing Hamilton Brown Shoe
Co, st. Louis.
}. r. sucHIoNANl, Cashier.
Interest will be paid from the list
on all deposits made by the 10th OF
tho month.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31

IN AprI Isl arrangement we have prepared for You a Domino
'oducts, demonstration. You are invited to attend, There ia
'thlng to fool you with, where the name Domino is concerned.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
Domino Crystal Syrup

Large Size, Csc. Small Size zoe
There is nothing more convincing we can say Of
this syrup than to ask you to try it,
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
Domino Kanelasses

Large Size, 25c. Small Size zoe
A distinctive flavor Molasses, so marked in all
Domino goods. Pure cane, and delicious.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31
Golden Harvest
FLOUR
$1.85 Per Sack

Positively the finest flour on the market. Best
Tor all bread, pastries and other uses. Order a
sack, and, If not perfectly satisfied, we will
cheerrully credit the sack to your account.
The news scimitar. (Memphis, Tenn.) 1907-1926, 1919-03-31

sRise. Fall.
The river in the Memphis district will
fall
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
In;endiO en- POI c.
LA INFORMATION OFFICIAL

FL jefe de distrito de Ponce informa
que, tres veces consecutivas, criminales
incendiarios han tratado de prenderle
fuego una pieza de cana de la Ha-
cienda Esperanza, radicada en- los terre-
nos de la "Guanica Central''. Los
agricultores y varios trabajadores So
focaron las namas, la Ultima vez. La
policia, en- cuanto tHvo conocimiento
del hecho, practice una minuciosa in
vestigaci6n, Y procedio al arresto del
muchachO Pedro Perez, (a) PeIe, quien
confes6 Ell delito, en- todas sus parties.
Segin informes, Pedro Perez, en- COM
binaci6n con Ramon Colon (a) Mon
chin, otro muchacho de menos edad,
fueron los que maliciosamente incen-
diaron la pieza de cana, de la que
afortunadamente solo fueron destruidas
dos cuerdas. Este ultimo fue casi asfi-
xiado por las llamas, y cuando Sc To-
calizaba el incendio, fue salvado por va
rios .vecinos y conducido al Hospital de
San Lucas FL juez ha sefialado fanzas
de $500 por La hbertad provisional de
los precoceS incendiarios.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
NUNCA Sc DESAYUNE listed
SIN T0MAR Aqua CALIENTE
FL meor medic de sentrse ben evitar enfermeda.
deS es tomar aqua caliente Ayunas

Lo mismo que ell carbon, al consumir
sc, deja cierta cantidad de materia in
combustible en- forma de ceniza, los ali
mentos y las bebidas que tonlamos a
diariO, dejan en- ell intestine cierta can
tidad de residuos indigeribles, los cua-
les, 81 no son expelidos por el organis-
mo de modo regular y complete, Sc con-
vierten en- I'm foco alimenticio de- milo
mes de bacterias que infestan los inees-
tinos. Ademas, tales residuos producer
substancias venenosas que son absorbi-
das por los intestinos Y pasan al to-
rrente circulatorio.
Las personals que nunca logran SEN
tirse bien, deben principiar Immediate
mente la limpieza de sus o-ganos inte-
riores por medic del bano matinal in
terno. Para efectuarlo, basta tomar to-
das las mafianas, antes del desayuno, un
yaso de aqua caliente con una cuchara
dita de Fosfato Limestone. Esta agra
dable combination expulsa completa v
rGpidamente, tanto las materias deja-
das, por los alimentos digeridos la Wis
pera, como las substancias toxicas y
mantiene asi limpio fresco todo ell
sistema digestive.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
A AVIDAENELPUERTO
INFoRME OFFICIAL DE LA ADUANA
MOvIMIENTo DE BARCOS DURAN,
TIE LAS ULTIMAS CUARENTA Y
OCHo HORAS
LLEGADAs A SAN JUAN:

LLEGADAs A SAN JUAN:
El vapor "Antonio Lopez, con
carga, de La Guayra.
La goleta Juan Cruz, con carga,
de Guadalupe.
La IF. J. BrintOn'', con carga, de
Lunenburg.
La "Isabel C. Harris, con carbon,
de Newport News.
SALIDAS DE MAYAGUEZ.
Ell vapOr "SantO Domingo con car
ga, para Santo Domingo.
Ell Marina, con carga, para Santo
Domingo.
FL "Maracaibo'', con carga, de tran
sito para Nueva York.
LLEGADAS A FAJARDO.
La goleta 'Perla del Ozalna'', con
traviesas de MADEIRA, de Santo Domingo.
LLEGADAs A GUAYANTLLA
FL vapor Edith Neut", con carbon,
de Baltimore.
LLEGADAS A MAYAGUEZ.
FL vapor "Maracaibo'', con carga, de
tranSite, de Curacao.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
Los enVenenadOTeS del pueblo

La Sanidad Sc ha ocupado de hacer
Ell analisis de la leche que Sc expende
en- varias parties de la Isla y ha negado
al convencimiento de que 10 que Sc es-
ta vendiendo (no Sc puede decir 10 que
Sc estaba vendiendo, porque hasta la
fccha NADIA Sc ha remediado) es leche
adulterada con aqua y MATERIALS NO
cIVAs, las cuales no Sc han clasiHca-
do por Sis nombres, pues parece que
acerc. de esto Ell anahsis dio resultado
negative.
va 10 sabes, pueblo: SO esta vendien
do la leche adultera4a con aqua MA
rER.As NoCIvAs y tn .tienes que com
prarla asi y tonAc. ia y envenenogsc
y envenenar a tr5 h.Jos. porque + ST.
nidad ha averigu do qEienes Ia aG1lts-
ran y no Ea br5cado los medios de que
les impongan un aho de carcel, como MI
nimun.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Quienes padecen de dolores de cabeza,
biliosidad, resfriados eStrenirient0;
quienes, al despertar, tienen NAL alien
y un sabor desagradable en- la boca;
quienes sufren de dolor de espalda y reu
matismo, quienes experimentan aci-
1ez, uenura malestar despucs de las
comidas, deben ensayan cf muy benefI-
co tratamiento que dejamos deScritO.
En cualQuier farmacia pueden comprar,
DOR unos pocos centavos, un cuarto de
ibra de Fosfato Limestone. Basta tai
cantidad para experimental los grandes
beneticios que reporta ell uso diario de
esta substantial Ell combination con cl
aqua caliente.
Recnerdese siempre que Ell baho inter
no es mucho mas importante para la
sa.ud que Ell aseo exterior, porque los po
ros nunca absorben las impurezas depo
sitadas EN- ellos, mientraS que los intes-
tinos 81 absorben las substanciaS vene-
nosas y las llevan la sangre, causando
asi grave dano todo ell ORGANISING. Lo
que Ell jabon Y el aqua hacen con la piel,
es deer, limpiarla, refrescarla y tonif-
carla, ESQ mismo hacen ell aqua calien-
te y ell Fosfato Limestone con ell higa-
do, los rilones y los intestinos. Advt.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29
NUEvos CoNCEJALR

Durante ell recesO del Senado Ell
Gobernador ha hecho los siguieptes
nombramientos:
Para CONCEAL de Barceloneta, An
tonic Aviles; de Guaynabo, Luis Vail
llobera; de Jayuya, Ramon Figueroa
Reyes; de Juana Diaz, Sergio Leon
Lugo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

las condolences de la expedition con
buenas garantias? Yo creo recordar ha-
Der dido algo de ESQ en- Ell MUNDo;
psro, como listed esta aclarando ]. no
he leido NADIA.
X. d. TRES.
Catalo. &c de octuhre.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

Parece que entire ,as ,lrcs.s2 IS de lc-
che que sc snalizaron de la Isla, no ha-
bia ninguna de CatahO, porque NADIA Sc
Ia dicho de la que Sc consume aqui. Y
es que Cataiio no pertenece a La Isla;
por 10 tantO, la sanidad no tiene ju-
risdiccion sobre este pobIado, ann estan
do tan cerca de San Juan. Por ESQ loc
expendedores de leche siguen hacien-
donos tomar aqua por leche, aqua su-
cia quizas, va que aqui no sabemos 81
tambisn cont:ene MATERIALS NoCI-
VAS. Menos NAL que en- Catafio Sc
vende incomplete, quizas para que los
efectos dc la adulteracion sean menos
perjudiciales. iMuy bien por ell Nego-
ciado de Pesas Medidas!
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-10-29

FL amigo ortega Sc nos descuelga aho
ra con un AcLARANDo, con letras de
su tcmafo. y aclara que el no estaba
muy claro en- 10 de la emigracion la
vecina Republica Muy bien. mi que
ridO amigo: pero, 5por que meti6 tantO
ruido ese respecto y dijo la Prem
sa que estaba concertando con el Co
bernador y ell Negociado del Trabajo
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17

teachers, Home Work and it's Mag
nftude" being the topic. Mr.. Butter
wick explained the proposition from
the triangle viewpoint-teacher, pu-
pill, parent. Some of the parents felt
that too much home work was given
but the consensus of opinion was
that as certain requirements must
be met in order that the standard of
the school might be maintained and
those continuing their education in
other Institutions of learning should
not be handicapped by insufficient
preparation in their high school
course
Miss Grace Huber was chosen as a
delegate to the county council meet
ing at Highland Park on Thursday.
The president has called a meeting
of the executive committee and all
members OF committees at her home
tonight at 8 o'clock to plan the work
for the year.
A special meeting of the associa-
ton is called for Monday, October
81, in the auditorium of the high
school at 4 o'clock.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17
Bugbee Carries GOVernOTShip
Campaign TO Monmouth
BIZ Special Correspondent.

BIZ Special Correspondent.
ASBURY PARK, Oct. 17:-State
Comptroller Newton A. X. Bugbee
paid a visit to Monmouth county last
night and addressed enthusiastic
meetings at Bradley Beach, Asbury
Park, Long Branch and Red Bank.
The Republican candidate for COVER
nor discussed all of the issues and
questions that have been injected in
to this falls campaign, but in As
bury Park he devoted his attention
particularly to the stand of the
Democratic platform and the Demo-
cratic candidate for governor upon
prohibition which he again declared
was not and could not be made a
logical state issue. In part Mr..
Bugbee said:
'The Democratic state platform
declares for anti-prohibition. What
of it2 The Democratic candidate for
governor says he is against prohibit
ton. Well, what about hat also?
There are thousands of people in
New Jersey against prohibition.
What difference does that make?
What has that to do with the Con-
stitution of the United States? Sup
pose every person in New Jersey was
ing was held. Candidates for state
and county offices accompanied Mr..
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17
RoseIIe Bank RObber Auto
Found; Policeman is Shot

ROSELLE, Oct. 17:-The automo-
bile used by the daylight bandits In
their daring robbery of the frsI
National Bank here yesterday AFTER
noon was found abandoned l MOT
rtstown shortly before 6 o'clock last
night. Sergeant Fenton Keenan, the
policeman who, single-handed' at
tempted to arrest the robbers. Is IN a
critical condition at the ST. Eliza
beth's Hospital. Elizabeth, with sew
eral bullet wounds in his right breast.
The automobile, which has peen
Identified as the property OF water
b. Timms, 1853 Stiles street. Eliza
beth, was stolen from In front OF
Timms' home at 1913 yesterday al
ternoon. l.,
The bandits, who were seven In
number. drove directly to Roselie'
where three of them entered tne
bank with drawn revolvers at l:So'
ordering the bank employees and v
eral patrons of the institution to put
mn their hands. The robbers then
went through the vaults. getting
about $4,000. One of the girl clerks
while holding her hands aloft, push.
ed an emergency button connected
with police headquarters, with mel
foot, thus giving the alarm.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17
Parent Teachers at Big
Meeting at Woodbridge
BIZ Special Correspondent.

By Special Correspondent.
WOODBRIDGE, Oct. 17:-The
Barron Avenue Parent-Teacher AS
ISOLATION held its first meeting in the
auditorium of the school Tuesday
afternoon, Mrs. E. H. Boynton pre-
siding. Mrs. Boynton presented her
suggested outline of policy and plan
for the ensuing year which includes
a progressive and cooperative pro-
gram.
One suggestion was that the asso-
citation award two prizes to qualify
Ing members of the high school, the
exact qualifications and the nature
of these prizes to be determined at
some future meeting of the associa-
ton. 1t was unanimously voted that
the association support the senior
class in their endeavors toward Sc
curing funds fer their Washington
trip.
An announcement was made that
orders might be placed with the sem
Tor girls at any time for cake and
candies which they will fill promptly
and in a satisfactory manner. This
Is done to relieve the intensive Skin
mish for money at the end of the
year.
A round table discussion was en-
tered into by both parents and
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17
Meet at Y. M. H. A. Sunday
to Organize Jewish Relief Drive

A meeting will be held in the Y.
NJ. II. A. Sunday morning to organ
ize the Jewish Relief drive which
will be held here from october goth
to 2Sth.
At the Hotel Klein in New Bruins
wick the committees from the entire
county will meet on Sunday afternoon
to discuss and make arrangements
for the drive.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17

Edwards of this trip.
Today the Republicans of the city
are prepared to welcome heir hope
full" Newton K. Bugbee, the Repub-
lican candidate for governor will visit
South Amboy this afternoon n to-
night will address a mass meeting in
Perth Amboy. A number of local
men will accompany Mr.. Bugbee in
his tour Of the county.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17
Rousseau's Patriotism.

Whenever I mediate upon govern
ments / am happy to find In my inves-
LEGATIONS new reasons for loving that
of my own country.-Rousseau.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-10-17
Former Senator Marines Wife Dead

PLAINFIELD,' Oct. 17-Mrs. Julia
MARITIME, wife of former United States
Senator James E. MARITIME, died at
her home here yesterday. h is sur
vived by her husband, a sister and
brother.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-04-23
MEXICAN REBEL
GENERAL SSHOT
BY FIRING SQUAD
Alvarez Dies Bravely.
Asserting Execution
Is Illegal.

Vera Cruz, Mex. April 22-{By
The Associated Press) General
raneiseo Alverez. of the anti-qov-
erEment forces, was executed short
~ before midnight last night. H e met
death at the hands of firing squad.
with the utmost bravery.
General Alvarez. of the anti govern
ment forces. was sentenced to death By
a court martial here Monday. Alverez
was captured last Tuesday in the battle
in which General Aurelian Banquet.
minister of war in the Huerta cabinet,
was killed
Many thousands of persons surround
ed the barracks when the execution took
place.
Alvarez had been sentenced to die Mt
an earlier hour. but on orders received
from the supreme court the execution
was held up. The war department, how
ever, ordered compliance with the SEN
tence of the court martial
Considered Sentence Illegal.
Two hours before the execution, the
correspondent of the Associated Press
no fear, and declared he was prepared to
die
Il consider the sentence of military
court illegal" said Alvarez. '.as l ceased
to be Il soldier when the federal army
disbanded, and | left the country. II /
am shot, it will be illegal. If I were a
soldier, the courts sentence would be
Just.
MY wife and child are in New, Or
leans. Perhaps they do not know of my
impending fate. My mother lives in
Queretaro. ! am ready to die without
fear. because I know man is born eventu-
ally 10 die. / am At years old. Many
friends have visited me in prison. Their
kind words have helped me to face death
brayely. None of my old companions of
the federal army have come to see me-
ALVAREZ requested the correspondent
70 advise his family in New Orleans that
his last thots were Of them. and that he
had left letters for them.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-04-23
u. S. ALONE ABLE TO SIGN
PEACE IF ITALY BHLKS.
ENTENTE MUST ACTAS ONE

Paris, April o2.-tRy the Associated
Press. There are Indications of weak
et4ing on the part of the Italian delega-
tian and disposition to withdraw their
demands for the Dalmatian hinte rland
if permitted to have the coast the coast
al watershed and tiume.
President Wilson is inflexible in his
position that Fiume shall not be annex
ed To Italy. thus bottiing up Jugo- Slavia
Aitho Premier Orlando will probably
not attend the meeting of the council
Of four Immediately, the inclination of
the Italians to compromise is looked up
on as encouraging by the allies, who. ap
parently, are hopeful that an agreement
may be reached by mutual concessions.
The suggestion is circulated tonight in
Paris. that Great Britain and France
cannot sign peace treaty with Germany
if Italy refuses, because, under the Lon
don agreement. no member of the entente
is to sign separate peace. The sug-
Seation apparently has not had any great
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-04-23
GERMANY READY
FOR PLEb|SC|TE
On PEACE TERMS
Election Can Be Held as
Soon as Treaty Is De-
livered to Enjoys.

Berlin, April 22.-fBy The Associated
Press -l-Appurtenances fer an election
are all IN readiness for an immediate
piebisclte on the peace terms. according
to information obtained from sources
close to the government
Preparations have been going on sec
reilly for several days. it is declared. and.
+ the terms are published one morning.
the referendum can De taken the next
day and the answer can go to the en-
tente AS hours later.
1t is asserted that the only probable
chance of an affirmative answer would
be in case there is an agreement to
negotiate details of the terms. Thus.
II an indemnity IS fixed, Germany cannot
hone 10 dispute the total nur must be
SLOWED To send experts to discuss ways
and means Of payment, il ii said.
1t il declared that tho clhinet wishes
to avoid the responsibility of either re-
fuslng or accepting the terms
Therefore. 4 pleoeseite is almost cer-
tam. 1t is believed that the result will
be refusal to accept the peace terms,
because the people will overlook the
consequences of such an ast-the main
tenance of the blockade. tn, stoppage of
food importations and the accompanying
evils which may be expecteA-in view Of
their reluctance TO sanction harsh terms
1t is asserted that an agreement to nega-
tiate the details of the treaty is ahso-
luteiy the only basis upon which Ger.
many in her present mood will vote in
the affirmative.
The German cabinet in q special ses.
sion Monday morning. after considering
the second telegram from Georges
Clemencea, the French premier. presi-
dent Of the peace conference in Paris.
correcting the false impression created
by his first note. decided that the peace
delegation originally appointed could go
to Versailles at the end Of the present
week. 1t was determined that the date
of April %, first fixed for the arrival
Of the German representatives at Yer
ssliles. could not be adhered to because
Of the confusion over the arrangements.
Premier Cemenceans second telegram
reached the foreign office SUNDAY even
ing. but was not considered officially un-
I'll this morning
In it, the French premier said his or
lsinal notification regarding the German
representatives has been misconstruei
and mlsinterpreted by Germany. He
declared there was no intention on the
Continued on Page rwo>.
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-04-23
Shipyard Crisis
by October Facing
Portland Workers

Portland. April so2-By the end of
October shipbuilding operations in Port.
land will practically be ended according
70 present indications, so Joseph i
fowles. president of the Northwest Steel
company, told conference of ship build.
ers here IN the city hail today at the call
OF Mayor jaker From 10000 to 10000
men will be thrown out of emplovment
In Portland alone. Mr. Bowles declared
and conditions in other Pacific coast
c1ties will be equally as bad.
cancellation of government contracts
with autocratic rules which make it i'm
possible for US to obtain foreign con-
tracts was given by Mr.. BowIes as the
cause Of the impending disaster to the
shipbuiiding industry.
The problem of unemployment thus to
be created, Mr.. Bowles said. will be very
grave kpnstitutes distinct menace
airealdy
Great Falls daily tribune. [volume] (Great Falls, Mont.) 1895-1921, 1919-04-23

effect on the negotiations. The dele
gates expressed the opinion that no
single nation can afford to hinder
peace conforming to the provisions Of the
armistice broadly and that rights under
secret treaties will be lightly regarded
by the people who are elamoring for
settlement of the world war
As the United States is not a signatory
Of the London agreement not TO make q
separate peace, even the most serious
break in the conference would not pre-
vent her from making a peace with Ger
many under crisis which might arise
as a result of European aIlisnces. The
American delegates refuse to give seri
Gus consideration to such an sventualirv
The economic conditions are so bad
aud food and coal arc SO scarce in tha
European countries. today, that ma
jority of the peace delegates feel that no
important country will attempt to eon.
tlnue fighting under conditions Of virtua,
isssatien from the supply eenteA