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El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

River has surrendered to the
Ukrainian according to a state
ment issued by Ukranian Press
Bureau and forwarded from
Vienna to Central News. Up to
time despatch was sent twenty
thousand rifles, IS guns and 200
machine guns had been handed
to the Ukrainians.
PARIS. = President Wilson
had a conference with Premier
Clemenceau this afternoon be-
tween drives around town with
Mrs. Wilson. From high sour
ces in American delegation is
was learned that American atti-
tude on reported alliance to
guarantee France freedom from
attack by Germany was that no
alliance could be entered by
United States that was not con-
sistent with spirit Of League Of
Nations.
BREST.-Transport GEOR-
GE WASHINGTON, which sail
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
First Army Of the Bolsheviki surrenders
to the Ukranians

ed from New York for France
on orders from President Wilson
han arrived.
BOSTON, Telephone strike
that had crippled New England
service for last few days was
settled today at conference be-
tween strikers and company
officials, it was formally announ-
ced. Statement said an Under
standing has been reached by
which telephone employees will
return to work and service will
be resumed pending consider
alton Of wage schedule.
VIENNA.-Col1trol of Vienna
has been taken over by soldiers
council. Quiet prevails but COM
munizing of property of those
unable to resist has begun. 1t
is possible that there will be no
change in name of government
bit it will be Bolsheviki in pur-
pose.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
MilitaryRules asSoevietCong

scnlatives were in the galleries..
Surprise was caused by the ammo
that there were nine
from German Austria.
The confirmed Majority SOcia-
lists will have a majority in the
congress, but it is considered pre-
mature to draw differences from
this, owing to the absence of party
discipline, and some surprises are
expected.
The congress appears to have
stirred the Government into the
preparation of considerable sOcia-
lictic legislation which has been
selayed up to, this semi Official
announcement today says that
preparations for the creation of
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
Paderewsh Pleads For Strong Poland

at the gates of disorganized Rus
Sia, and once let her combine
with the BOlcheviki and reOrgan-
ize Russia, as she will have the
leisure to do in peace time, she
will dominate the world. A
strong Poland alone can block
this plan.
''From time memorial it has
been the task of Poland to pro-
tect civilization from the hordes
of Asia organized by Germany
into machine to crush democra-
tic civilization. This Germany
would do by breaking the stand
ard of living of the Western
people. For the present task we
need a free nation to cope with
Germany in influencing the dew
elopmcnt of Russia.
"Dantzig we must have, be-
cause without it our commerce
would always be at the mercy
of Germany. With Dantzig we
must have the river Vistula
which is navigable almost to
Cracow. 1t is an artery which
with fts tributaries, gives life to
the body of the Polish nation.
From Danzig to Posen the ma
jority of the population is Po-
lish. The country is garden
and it furnishes two-thirds of
the potatoes for Germany. The
people are industrious. some
what slow, but good organizers,
They will furnish constructive
men for the development of our
country.
Upper Silesia is even more
Polish that POsen. 1t will be the
centre of our iron industry. 1t
is a pity that the Czechoslovaks
have attempted to deprive us of
the Tcschen region which is in
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

Warsaw Germany. although
defeated in the west, is not yet
beaten in the east, and, if her
aims in that part of Europe are
to be frustrated, and there is
to be peace, there must be a
a strong Poland, Jan lgnace Pa
derewslli, the Premier of Poland,
declared today.
In outlining the present situa-
ton of Poland and its relation to
to the whole European question,
Premier Paderewski said:
"The Importance to the peace
of Europe of a strong and united
Poland cannot be exaggerated.
Germany made war, no for honor
and deals, but for markets and
raw material. The war has not
yet been won. Germany is ready
to acknowledge herself beaten in
the west, but not in the east.
"The same men who organized
the present war count on reor-
ganizing Russia in their own in
terests. If they do so, they will
have an endless supply of labor
and raw material. In addition to
wheat, they will have cotton
supplies from the forests of Rus
sia, immense coal and iron de,
posits, to say nothing of gold,
from Turkestan, oil. great lumber,
platinum, and other materials.
With these reinfOrcements Ger
many would inevitably stamp her
dominion on the whole world.
Think of the effect on the splend-
id body of Americas highly-paid
labor if Germany trained and
directed the cheap labor of Rus
sia and China. No one could com
pete with such cheap production.
"What stands in Germany's
way is not France or England
which are so far off. Germany is
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

are sent to the dump annually.
Great Britain, under the
stress of war, increased her col
lection of waste paper from
1000 tons to about 5000 tons
of paper a week. America
annually sends to the dump
about twice as much paper as
was collected in all of Great Bri-
tain increased her collection OF
paper approximately 500 per
cent in four years. This tremen-
dous increase in volume was
effected through the efforts of
the controller of paper. The
War; Savings and Thrift Stamp
can become the paper controller
for this country. The Waste Re-
clamation Service has requested
the local Waste Reclamation
Councils in centers advanta-
geously situated to the markets
to utilize the Stamp in an effort
to check the movement of waste
material dumpward. The Coun-
ellis have been advised to district
their communities, assign a
waste dealer to each district, and
to have the housewife sell hel
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

this channel. In conjunction
with the National "Clean up and
Paint up" Campaign Bureau and
the Savings Division of the
United States Treasury, the De-
partment has established a new
competitor for the waste mate
rial of this country. The War
Savings Stamp and the Thrift
Stamp will now compete with
the city dump for the thousands
of tons of valuable waste mate
rial which are now lost through
our present method of disposal.
This is "Clean up and Paint
up" time, and the accumulation
of the winter will shortly be
moving to the dump. In our
urban communities we annually
send to the dump 13 tons of va
luable waste material for every
1000 persons living in a COM
munity. Twenty per cent of
this tonnage is made up of waste
paper, as this is the first item
that is destroyed. Based upon
the present approximation of
the population Of our urban GEN.
tiers, about 10000 tons Of paper
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

habited in great part by Poles,
The Bohemians do not need the
coal there because they have
many thousand tons for export
in addition to what they use i'll
their own industry. ] hope the
congress in Paris will not deprive
the people of this region of their
right to national unity with Po-
land. 1t might have disastrous
effects.
I'm Eastern Galicia majority
of the inhabitants are Ruthen-
ian. The distinction between
/ them and the Poles is not racial,
but only religious and linguistic.
The Ruthenian belong to the
Greek Church which recognizes
the authority Of Rome. When
Polish woman marries a Ruth
enian, the girls are classed as
Poles and the boys become Ruth
enians, and vice versa. Thus in
the same family you will find
Ruthenian and Poles. speaking
the languages of both countries
and with the only distinction
being the religious rite in the
same church. The Polish peasants
in Eastern Galicia are enthusias-
tic over their newly found ma
tional unity, freedom, and i'll
dependence.
"This patriotism ir rooted de
eply in the Polish people and
will cement our nation in strong
barrier against Bolshevism on
the one hand and against Pan
Germanism on the other. If we
receive from the Peace Conferen-
ce those districts which will give
us real independence nationally.
industrially, and commercially.
I hope that the American people
will help us to attain this end"
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

g,,b, BERLIN, April s. Associated
Press The soldiers and Work
ay mems and Peasants Congress
~, assembled today in tense and
-.t9 irritable atmosphere of uncertain
,ra ty. Strong military measures
= were taken and all spectators
a. attending the congress were scar
IL ched for arms.
ft The Congress unanimously adop
= ted motion by the independent
2 Socialists demanding the same inn
smunity for its members as is ell
. loved by the members of the Natio
= nal Assembly. A motion 5l the
- same party demanding the release
of George LebedOur was adopted.
although the Riht Socialists oted
~ against it.
Two hundred and lightweight
delegates has been expected, re
presenting 260 Workers and Pea
SAINTS Councils Many of the dele
hi9la
.,.;se gates, however, were prevented
from attending, including {
some from the occcupied re
=
ao' gions Of the Rhine, the Rdhr dis
% erie, and South Bavaria.
There was. one woman delega
tie, who sat at the Central Coun
ellis table. Some forcing repre-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

program, which is receiving the
support of the Department of
Commerce and the Council of
National Defense, as a means of
stimulating local industries and
intensifying the demand for ski
lied labor in all centers, will in
clude the waste saving feature
in order to develop the waste
trade in the community and to
assist the Department of Com
merce in its war on the city
dump.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

unified courts for labor to govern
all labor relations are SO advanced
that they can be laid before the
committee of the Labor Ministry
soon after Easter. The committee
will settle the details.
1t is planned, the announcement
adds, that in The near future
there shall be Il systematic, clear
and purpOseful reconstruction of
all labor legislation, and that uni
fled labor courts are cotemplated
for workingmen and employers.
The Government has also decla-
red May l a national holiday in
Germayn.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
'REIS UNDERWEAR"

At special price. See GOnza-
Iez Padin Co. corner window
disply get your supplies nown.
FOR SALE. - Six Cylinder
Chandler touring Car. In good
shape mechanically but needs
coat of paint. Tires good. VIII
sell this car at a bargain as l am
preparing to leave the Island.
Inquire evenings or Sundays or
address Room, 8 Y. u. G. A. ADvT.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
was War Thrift Stamps.

was War Thrift Stamps.
This plan will solve one of the
problems of the local "Clean up
and Paint up campaign COM
mittees. 1t will lessen the burd-
en- on the collecting agency. of
the city and render it no longer
necessary to burn the dump to
prevent the waste paper from
being blown back into the COM
munity.
The National "Clean up and
Paint up" Campaign Bureaus
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
COMMERCE DEPARTMENT
DECLARES WAR ON CITY
DUMP.

The Department of CONNER
ce has declared war on the city
dump. The chief consumer of
the waste material of this coun-
try is the city dump, but the
waste Reclamation Service has
formulated a plan which will
lessen the annual loss through
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
Telegraph and telephone operators OF
Spain strike, protesting against La
CierVd in Mdurd'S cabinet.
tsFv&6~
Uncle Sam to be entrusted with the
protection OF C0nStantinOple
and Armenia.
Allies not to recognize German Peace
Delegates. unless they bring full
powers to negotiate.

operators continues in Spain it being Very difficult to
obtain news from that country because of possblity
to connect with French towns the frontier The
press of this capital publishes brought personally
by people coming from Spain.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

BAYONNE.-It is known here that Senor Maestro, an
intimate friend of La Cierva has been appointed Food
Minister in the new cabinet which is complete.
PARIS.-In celebration of Easter Sunday, King Al
phonse has commuted six death penalties and granted
other pardons
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21

PARIS-The first circulated as to the cause of
Those to the effect that that they want to
protest against the presence of La Cerva in Mauras
.abnct. committee of the strikers visited Premier
Maura and explained that La Ciervas behavior while he
was War Minister in the previous cabinet makes him
persona non grata" to the workers.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-04-21
EDITORIAL. VIEWS

The other day we had the
pleasure to see in this office
Mr.. Patrick j. Reilly, COM
mercial representative Of
The Roycroft Shops, of
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11

and forget about the firm houses =
said Mr.. Blakemore. 1.-THE country
woman and her daughters are entitled
to facilities for tightening domestic
toll. Through the plans for farm
homes to be erected by the aid Of the
state, we car cheaper the cost Of in
stalling modern heating, lighting and
sanitary equipment so that it will be
within the reach Of all.
BY having a variety Of standardized
features every farm house, Mr.. Blake
more hopes to be able to put in every
farm home built by the state ~associa-
ton, fixtures for hot air or hot water
heat, electric lighting, and running
water in the kitchen. Cream separa-
tors and churns also could be run
from small unit electric plants.
"Theer is 40 position in the state as
important as that Of being able to aid
people in purchasing homes for them
Selves" said Mr.. Blakemore. IF we
accomplish u task, we will have done
what every state in the union should
have done long Ago.. We will have
made true democracy possible"
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11

4E4EAgt x.A m4w&.#EB ri &aEtEgs
A4lffte ssWbrked for. He has been a mem.
Der OF the state legislature, and Is best
remembered by the genuine initiative
and referendum Measure which he in
PRODUCED and which the politicians de.
feated, substituting the fake measure
which existed when the league came
into power. He was also elected com
missioner of the City Of Fargo and Ais
administration of the city-oWned water
supply made a record for Its efficiency
and for the low rates charged. He has
been in the real estate business for
thirty years and.is qualified by that
experience for the duties that have
now been imposed upon him.
Speaking of his ideals as to the
aome, Mr.; Blakemore expressed the
opinion that the work of the women on
the farm Will be made easier by the
aid given by the Home Building asso-
ciation. He has an ambitious program,
with an eye 'to, making easier the bur.
den of the women in the farm homes.
This~is what he said, on taking up his
work: Z.
1T is customary to emphasize the
l~abor-saving devices of the city home
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11

,ance and the. Ming OF his oath of office
and bond Id the sum of $50,OO0.OO.
This has already been done and Mr..
Blakemore has assumed his duties.
The salary is fixed at $5,OOO.OO a year.
The offices Of the State Home Build
Ing association will for the present be
at Bismarck and offices will probably
be arranged In the Bank OF North
Dakota building.
At the meeting at which MI. Blake.
more was named, resolutions were also
passed authorizing him to prepare
rules and regulations for the associa-
ton and the blank forms and proce-
dure required under the law, as speed
lily as possible. The industrial COM
mission is now: proceeding to issue
$25,OOO.00 in bonds, to furnish the re-
volving fund for both the Home Build
ing and the Farm Loan departments.
The appointment Of MI. Blakemore
has met with statewide approval. His
work in the City Of Fargo for munici-
pal reform and public ownership Of
utilities has held him in sympathy with
the hopes Of the farmers Of the state
for the realization Of the reforms they
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11

~E aA III ~ tN&H 49, E&s{N y E&I-E
The great war profits piled up u
special privilege Golfers are seeking
investment. Big business investments
have reached the point Of s%aturation.
The foreign field is as yet too unset
tied to be attractive. Consequently
the big fellows are looking around for
new opportunities. One Of them
proves to be the busting Of indepen-
dent retailers; another is buying land
for speculation: and a third which
is emphasized by the formation of the
American Fruit Growers, Inc, to mo-
nopolize the home grown fruit trade,
consists In operation Of farm produc-
ton and disposal Of the products.
Local business men who have been
agitating for the special interests
against the farmers, will find in these
facts occasion for serious thought II
not alarm. When they passed on wal
profits and opposed farmers who at
tackled ~profteering they helped fatten
the beast which may soon end their
independent careers
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11
START MADE ON
HOME BUILDING
appointment Of r. B. BIakemore,
Of Fargo, as Manager Of As
ISOLATION and Preparations
Of Bond Issue First Steps

The appointment Of Robert B. Blake.
more, of Fargo, as manager Of the
North Dakota Home Building ~associa-
ton and the action Of the industrial
commission in preparing to issue bonds
by which the revolving fund is fur
ssnished for the association, is evidence
that there will be no delay in putting
the new law into speedy effect.
On July 8, the, Industrial commission
made the appointment Of Mr.. Blake
more. to. be effective unon his accept
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11
Britain TO Fix All Prices.

Due to the pressure from these de-
handing 3 reduction IN the high cest
Of living, the British parliament has
empowered the Board OF Trade to Ink
Mholesale and retail prices. Only 9s
members voted against the measure
md 1872 voted for it.
Lord Robert Cecil, conservative,
NO has been . leader ut the Paris
p@ce conference declares that the act
n~solntionizss the trade Of the coun-
krYs SIR Donald MacLean, also ex-
ptessOd the sentiment Of the large
ktlsinsss interests when he declared
the measure to be rank socialism OF
the most muddled kind"
The majority, however. evidently
0o1sidered that even II It were 50
xa61isrn, II was necessary to save the
nztion from proiteering.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11

1nsatisfaGtoSy goyernnsnt 6psra.
of the railroads a reported III m
big press, a said Nv those who
- studied the matter from the pub
paint az view. % be the ressilt cf
ma operation q tn goyernmeuE.
The Bottineau courant. (Bottineau, Bottineau County, N.D.) 1895-1929, 1919-09-11
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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-11-11

HANDSOMELY furnished room, In large.
modern. private home: electric lights 10
rninules 10 CITY Hail. Phone RarinE A1l
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NTH ST, s. I9W--NICeIV FURNISHED rOOms;
gentlemen preferred. ph. Locust 1904 w.
ONE OR TWO bus men can have 9 furn
rms. with bath. with small private family
in the neighborhood of ADD and Chestnut
Phone Rtr 7n1S "
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ROOMS FOR RENT

18TH, N. (THE RURIC). 1870. 14l-Modern
up-to-date furn. rms. electric throughout;
daily and weekly. ratesj convenien. 20 sta
ioTH ST., n ia0i = Two hoas1Eeepinr
rooms. furnished; single room and kitchen
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YOUNG MAN WANTEED WITH EXPERT.
ENSE TO W0Rk C2 ~ AD%XERTIsING % S H. RE DE;
EXPERIENCE PREFERRED; STATE SAL.
AIRY EXPECTED. NJ 624. LEDGER OF,
EICE
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OLD gold silver. platinum plated ware. old
style Jewelry. teeth plates bought for cash.
Est. 1917. J. l.. Clark. refiner. S07 SAMSON.
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CAMDEN

NEAR 4iST SPRUCE-Large, warm. fur
nished room for business men; elec. light,
abund. hot water. Phone Preston 224I.
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General
GREENEWALD'S
ACTNrH ArTNTsTsIg

GREENEWALD'S
PURCHASING AGENTS s ASSISTANT
large manufacturing corporation; young
man, good appearance. not over 80; Si5
weekly. unusual offer. Accountant. c. T.
a. e,a eXperienced; peri knowledge of bank broker
$4,000. Correspondent and stenographer eX-
port department large company StenoE-
raphcr, export and commission house
stenographer. sales and purchasing depart
ment.
ENGINEERING DEPARTMENT has good
openings for college and technical men not
over 40; constructing, estimating, designing
drafting checking, experienced with steel re
enforced concrete. electrical conveyorS
cranes. runways, structural architectural
mechanical and electrical men; good wages;
also craftsmen, all capacities; good wages
BUSINESS DEPARTMENT solicits appll-
cations from office managers, secreta rias
accountants, correspondents, bookkcepers
cashiers. stenographers; sales. purchasing
exports department heads and assistants.
Attractive openings for men and women with
business experience and good references. In
formation blank and booklet gratis. No en-
rollment charges. strictly high-grade EN-
ployment service. established same locality
22 years. $50 s. 11th
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1928 N. 18TH ST.

MERIT SQUARE HOUSES
Airdrie St. at Kensington and Sedgeley aves.,
brick and stone construction; all convent
ences including electric lights: small amount
OF CA sh required Ask for MIR METZGER,
3733 Glendale ST. H. f. SMITH 724 w.
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GOTH ST.. s., 202-wel-f furnished room
with private adult family In second-fioor
apartment. near l.; rate reasonable. Apply
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STAMPS AND COINS

STAMPS. PACKETS. DIME SETS
Albums ard supplies for stamp collectors
PRILA. STAMP CO.. 81 S. 18th st.
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DOGS, BIRDS, ETC.
OLD GOLD

SINGING canaries, laying chickens al
kinds Of pigeons for sale. 2839 N. 9TH
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CRAFTSMAN. MARINE
hull. engine and Joiner; permanent position
at good salary: state experience and give
references, which will be considered conf
Dental Reply to Naval Architect. Box 1919
st, James Blds. New York city.