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''The Fire of Green Boughs"

Mrs. Richards novel Of last spring, there
is treason here and taste Of Ireland. The
treason in this ease devolves upon Sylvia
Tracy Of the deep periwinkle eyes, who at
the mercy of her own sense of pity, in a
single act of courtesy to a fallen enemy,
brought down her world about her inno-
cent young ears. Sylvia was brave girl,
the sort who would steal jewels from a
dead aunt, knowing they would never do
any one the slightest good, and afterward
tell it. She is fine, courageous, unsuc-
cessfu heroine, and wellove her: As for
the stately, prosperous and virtuous
Adrianna, we feel all the hate that it is
intended we should and more.
Oh, to find the artistic and well nigh
unknown quality of reticence combined
with a frank and unaffected manner Of
writing! 1t is not to madden US or to ap-
pear eccentric that Mrs. Richard never
unbares Adrianna's past OF tells Us what
became Of the unfeeling Sir Jasper, he
who changed the name of his Irish home
from Ballinadree to Royden Lodge. 1t
isn't in the hope Of impressing US with
originality that she reserves her opinion
of the right and wrong as to spying and
stealing. It is simply a matter of good
taste and proper sense Of values. Hav-
ing both, her book is richly worth reading
and her career thing to be watched with
eager and envious eyes.
THE FIRE OF GREEN BOUGHS. BY
Mrs. VIcToR RJcKARD. Dodd, Mead & Co.
t1.60.
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ment to commend the authors painstaking
detail regarding the battles through which
she takes her heroes and the war situation
in general. 1t is probably as near to his
tory as some of her readers will ever get.
On page 2S5 one lover expires in finished
manner after saving the others life, and
on page 299, just as the train reaches
Back Bay, Helen and the survivor are seen
on a Paris balcony a month after the
armistice waiting for President Wilson's
cortege to pass.
"Look up at me, Helen" said Ted mas
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1916-1920, 1919-03-23
By CONSTANCE MURRAY GREENE

VOU will recognize, first Of all, that
L Mrs. Victor Richards new novel,
The Fire Of Green Boughs, is superbly
conducted study in character. After that
you will allow that it is a romantic, timely
and delightfully."- readable story. In Mrs.
Richards Characterization lies her great
est strength and this despite he fact that
she moralizes not at all and philosophers
but little more. She is rare and wise
enough when she has evolved her people
to offer them us in a comparatively fresh
condition instead Of handling and mouth
ing their mental and moral features until
all bloom is gone. It is our privilege to
decide upon what sort of people they are
from the sort Of things they do.
The story, which is subtly and charm
ingly told, circles around a group Of
young people in England toward the close
OF the war. Something of what the war
has meant to them and how tremendous a
readJustment of the whole course Of their
lives and ideals it must bring about is
shown US. One Of Mrs. Richards best
characters is q soldier who, wounded and
famed, enters the Church of England and
becomes unwittingly fashionable minis
ter. He proves truth which comes in the
nature of a shock, though pleasant-that
it is possible for the Church of England to
invade a novel without swallowing it
whole. 1t was his experiences at the front
which decided Dominic Royden upon the
church, though how he could have thought
any other course possible considering his
name we can't imagine. In Dominic we
have great deal to be thankful for.
AS in The Light Adore the Crossroads,
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terfully.
She gave him a ieeting glance.
as it only as a brother that you love
me, Helenr
She did not answer and he seized her
hand and held it close.
t..Helen, I'm going, home next week.
viii you marry me and 60 home with
meT
"Oh, Ted!' she breathed.
THE AMERICAN. By MARY DILLON. The
Century Company. $50.
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"The American"
by Mary Dillon
By CONSTANCE MURRAY GREENE

THE next time you are taking the 1
l. o'clock for Boston, notice the
young girl across from you with the large
vanity case, small skirt and the passion
for old fashioned chocolates. Let her
show you how to find real joy in itera-
ture She has Just lunched at the Bit
more with several companions of her own
caGbre and is on the way to week end
house party. You may be sure that she
will not lead you astray. There is only
hair on the top Of her head in the
place where the brains ought to be and
anything that she selects is calculated to
make the hours fly. If the journey were
to New Haven she would content herself
with Snappy Stories, but five hours re-
quire something more pretentious and so
she INDUCES in The American, by Mary
Dillon, which is certain to be In the arms
of every train boy for at least a month.
Intuition tells her even before she be-
gins that the choice has been good one
and as she reads a glad smile fashions
itself on her well groomed features. She
finds only pleasure in the fact that the
heroine has given up gay social career
for settlement work which she herself con-
siders living death, and it is pleasant
as well so long as she is only mythical
girl, to find her. possessed of two lovers.
She recognizes lover at once in Reddy,
the gang leader, who talks like this:
Giant him as is givin' US our chanel.
amt sayin' Thank yeh' to no cop"
To her romance is an open book and
besides she has read Mrs. Dillon before
and knows that Reddy will be saying
Thanks awfully" by the end of the story.
The chocolates and the pages disappear.
When the train reaches New Haven the
Great War" has begun and the lovers
are preparing with many patriotic
speeches and appropriate farewells to
take their part. As usual when a woman
undertakes to picture camp life in detail
the author bites off more than she can
chew, as the ugly expression goes, but this
is not detected by our fair friend.
at was a wonderful experience, this
treat the Government was giving Them
she reads, and to her there come no ques-
tiorings. When a ColonePs daughter
shudders mvoluntarily at the sight of a
private in her drawing room she takes it
in good part, nor is there anything pc
cuisr in the happy circumstance that
freddy" should find time during his first
intensive training to read Thackeray,
Trollope, Meredith, Chambers, Locke,
Anthony Hope, Bennett, Mrs. Ward, Bar
oness Won Hutton, Mrs. Deland, Winston
Churchill and Harold Wright. True she
skips few pages when Mrs. Dillon be-
comes little too engrossed in educating
her rookie.
BY Providence all the principal char
acters are in the thick of the fight. Helen
is within sound of the guns and the rival
lovers, Ted Jarvis and Reddy, are alter
nately going over the top and shaking
each others hands. Let Us pause a mo-
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JOHN LANE co. NEW YORK
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
PASAPOARTELE.

In decursul umelor dOua saptamini PRINT mutme
scrsor prn carl suntem mtreba cnd
pare Tot de afam prn orase misun
samsari fagadu Romnor lie fac acasa
teles ca pc plata, nu de geaba
Tot zs primul ca Romini carl au
paapoae din Romna pot peca CHAR astaz daca
naine rebue vzeze la egaea
Washington Vzaea de facut
Pile la adresa legatune alaturndu
dornta Dupa Lgatunea gata
trebue sd duca ell Emigration Bureau Birou de Emgra
req aa in fe mai dupa vizat
acoo omu oate peca acasa Nu rbue n reaca z re
data vzrei pasaporuui de catre Legaune Ron mpu cd
prezena Emigration Bureau, atunci
mai bun In drunu or sngua nepcere
ntmpina Romn din ROmina intirzere
ne de cele de inca depna
egatua cind
semnaea denva paci Bine nes drumul
mai multi drumu nreruper mai multi ban popasure
prin tari streine de-asemenea cheltuiaa.
1nsa cit Romini din Ardea bun
% nante de 81 la la pc samsai
lie banul din In tmpul
a dns de putee ume adeca
supus nmani Pasapoaee VENT valoreaza nj
pentru Ungaria a mur Guvernu Romn poae da
sapoarte pima Unrea formal Aceasa
face utmu moment cnd S Aunc
Romna de la Washington s dea e cru Rom care
cere) papou piece obod IN paminu ber
in tara romineasca in Romina Mare.
Tatatvele de pot tnea citey lln uuh
pima put bucure totul sa sfis Multi o putin
rabda patru ami de doru faa sd
prmi sova de la rabda inca
luna doua De ncoo caua dam Hmurrle
puina formatae pecarea
pima rugam fiji pace mai umblat
saparee nina la Stan Bran Sa st pasapoartee
legaa, spculeaz nesna pasurle
omului muncitor. Acesta va inseaa! Ferti-va de eli
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
TURBURARILE
IN ARGENTINA

BUENOS AIRES, IL Ian. -
Greva generala din Buenos Aires
desfasura Gu iuteala posibilitatea
unei reyolutii pc fata.
All noapte generalul Dellepia.
ne, c0mandantul rcgiunei militare
firot, staibilit un directorat mi
litar, ceea ce Sc crede, ca va
pune capat turburarilor.
Prezenta administratie natio-
nala a fost aleasa de muncitori
Pima acum ca ma luat pasi hota-
riti pentru iMpiedecarea disordi-
nei, care All noapte a rezultat in
ciocniri singeroase intre mil dc
grevisti 81 puternice forte militia
re. S'a facut uz de mitraliere, lar
numarul mortilor 81 ranitilor c
mare. Dellepiane anunta ca a.
ceasta nepasare administratiel
la facut pc ell sd la afacerea in
nina. Dupa toate aparentele gre.
vistii desfasura teGdinte Bolsevi
ste. Daca guyernul va sprijini pc
Dellepiane, Gu siguranta ca Sc
va naste o revolutie, lar daca nu-l
va sprijini, acesta poate sa faca
ca o parte dintre membrii cabine.
tului sa fie inlocuiti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
NOUALIGA BALCANICA

astfel de relatii ce pot prejuditia
noul lor stat.
Cehii 81 Rominii sunt in bune
relatii Gu Italia. Speranta unei in
telegeri intre disputele Italiano-
Jugoslave 81 la fel cererile &C da
loc la conflictele dintre Italia 81
Grecia, de sigur vor Fl multi i'm.
bunatatite daca aceste doua po-
poare, in accord Gu ambele parti
ale controe ersei, Isl vor intrebuin-
ia Influenza Ca sa aduca I'm com
promis acceptable. Cehii 81 Polonii
sc afla in bune rclatii Gu toate
cererile inaintate de ambelc po-
poare de a stapini Silesia Austri-
aca. Cooperarea aceasta dintre
Cehi 81 popoarele balcanice des-
chide calea mei confederate de la
Golful finlandez pima la Marea
Aegee. confederate pentru care
Masaryk lucrat att de multi,
prin aceasta Sc va face 0 main
tare foarte mare in obiceiul aces
tor popoare de a-si aplana dife-
rintele prin arbitraj 81 adjudecare
81 nu prin razboaie.
New York Times.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
LUPTELE Din berlin.

BERLIN, 10 Ian (intirziat). ~
Astazi s'a anuntat Official Cd pute-
rea guvernului Ebert-Scheide-
mann creste pc fiecare ora ce tre-
ce, pc cind numarul agitatorilor
nesupusi scade Gu iuteala
Luptele dintre fortele guver-
nului 81 cele spartace au conti-s
nuat 81 continue 81 actun pentru
posedarea redactiilor sde ziare,'
pentru statiunile de cal ferate si
pentru alte cladiri importante
Trupele guvernulli III reeuce-+
rit cladirea inprilnariei ilnpsria
ale 81 bironl aprovisiontrei mill
.tare. Sc anunta "a tuAte ippt "a
de eri s'asi terlninat a fs ofs " "
gnvernului. Spar rtasS;i 1,ssi a ssa1
spnt st6pini W . d " ~ Z = q ~ " y
tss elkiisilh I.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
.REVOLT[LE cERMANE
CAUzENA PAcUBE AR
mattel De OCUPAT|E.
De: " Niller

United Press Staff Correspondent.
De la carsiersd American in
Germania, 10 Iapnarie. (Prin
curier pima la Nancy. - Tulbu-
.rarile din Berlin, rezulta in a
menintare grava de a taia provi-
ziile de carbuni, prin intreruperea
COMMUNICATION, q trmatei de ocu-
patie. 0 comisie eompusa din A.
mericani, Englezi u Francezi, toti
militari au plecatsazi spre minele
de carbuni ca sd cerceteze condi-
tile. Numai arnata Americana
are lipsa de 25,0OO tone pc fie.
care luna.
Armata a treIas dat un ulti-
matum germanilor, in care decla-
ra ca refuza SCI primeasca cele
200 de tunuri mari, dupa cum
prevede conditiih armistitiu,ui,
din cauza ca aceste sunt modeluri
vechi, lar altele .:au mai multe
parti ce lipsesc. Ga un rezultat
comisia germana . plecat in gra-
ba la Berlin, neputimd primi nici
nn raspuns din paftea guvernului.
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Vesti bune din Balcani. sunt
uncle noutati foarte rare, dar bl-
ne venite, 81 stirea din urma e 81
mai bine venita din cauza contra
stului fericit de aci Gu intimpla-
rile din vest 81 de la nord. D-nul
Politics, ministrul de eXterne al
Greciei, Sc zice ca a dat un inter-
view corespondentilor de ziare
spunindu-le' ca i'm Balcani s'a for
mat noua Liga care, pima acum
opereaza. insa informal. Membrii
in aceasta Liga pima in prezent
sunt: Grecia, Jugoslavia, Romlnia
81 Cehoslovacia - GU toate ca Ce-
hoslovacia nu un stat Balcanic,
insa lunga prietenie ce au avut-o
Gu Jugoslavii la atras 81 pc Ell IN
aceasta Liga. Aceasta Liga e foar-
te neimportanta in activitatile el
de acum, insa poate sd devina dc
o importanta uimitoare in viitor.
Suferintele indurate prin atlanta
dintre Bulgaria, Turcia 81 Aus
tria a facut pc aceste state CO Sc
asociaza sd Sc inteleaga mai bine
81 sd sc apropie mai multi una de
alta. Cooperarea acestor patru
state da nastere la alte sperantc.
la care multi Sc asteptau de luni
de zile. 0 adevarata Liga Balca-
MICA nu poate exista fara Bulga--
ria; insa Bulgaria in aceleasi
relatii fata de Liga Balcanica ca
Germania fata de Liga Natiuni-
lor. ,Popoarele ce all indurat cru
da experienta a perfidei diploma
til bulgare 81 a barbarismului mi
litar bulgar nu pot lasa pc acea-
sta tara in liga lor pima nu sunr
convini de pocainta Ell. Cind ca
va dovedi ca STA VENT in fire 81
doreste in adevar ca sd Sc asocie-
ze Gu celelalte tari fara Fl i'm
pinsa de ginduri ascunse, atunci
de sigur va ii primita 81 ca in ii
ga. Rapoartele prilnite din Aus
tria da uncle motive q crede ca
ungurii, 81 poate char germanii
| din Austria, an inceput realixa
! ca interesele lor le recotnanda :
cfuta - * " lnteleega cp Cehli,
| ae ai9nr Oshii aaal syps 4 intas n Y
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Protest contra ziaru|ui nOm1nu|.

ales, lar orr &C nlsinbru din orga-
nizatie, care voie5te Sd vada ade-
| I-varuf -arr sirrptlif de Z .eontrola
afara de sigur daca ar Fl din a.
celia coprinsi in art 4.
Am ruga deci pc domnii de la
,,RomInul'' 81 in special pc acel
,,Membru dim Uniune'' sc ella
rifica 81 nu-si mega numelc, ci
a.si ridica masca sd STAN de vQr-
ba fata in fata daca voim sa lu-
minam neamul rominesc, dar ne
e frica caci vre-um ,lup s'a imbra-
cat iarasi III pielea vre-unei OF
dim Uniune 81 zbeara in gura ma
re ca e ,,un membru din Uniune''
Apoi prietene, daca esti din Uniu-
he descopere-te sd te vedem, san
daca cineva ar, avea vre-o eroare.
adreseaza-te direct, dar nu alerga
la lupi sd ne pazeasca turma, caci
vel Fl alungat afara din ca
lar daca membrii Uniunei au
facut arunc, la facut caci boala
nu s'a terminal, 81 cazuri avem
zilnice, asa ca aceasta a fost nu-
mai respectarea statutelor, care
spun ca in caz de epidemii Uniu-
nea poate face aruncuri pentru a
coperirea speselor anormale 81 a
ceasta s'a 81 facut, caci s'au fa-
cut aruncuri numai pentru cazu-
rile de influenta, care au fost a.
normale, lar nu de 4 dolari, ci nu-
mai decit va veni de membru da-
ca alte societati au votat mai
multi. lie priveste, Ia Uniune vor
trimite egal, asa cum sc cuvine.
Asa dior, d-tra att dorit sa
dam totul, sd vindem Liberty
Bondurile, ba char 81 ziarul 81
D-tra sd ne cintati vesnica pome-
nire, dar vedeti d-tra, caci cine
sapa groapa altuia, cade el in ca.
Daca insa voiti ca d-tra sd lu-
minati lumea, cautati societati
straine 81 yeti vedea caci toate
au facut aruncuri. De ce Uniunea
poloneza. care Isl are sccietati i'll
toate orasele pus arunc $50,
platibil in 5 luni, daca le-ati ex.
plica 81 polonezilor ca nOua v& q
sigur o. var alege II parlamen-
tul polonez, caci astfel de idee
numai de la d-tra poate iesi 81
aceasta Uniune are ayere peste
4 milioane.
Tot aga 81 Gu alte societati, care
au avere insutita ca q Uniunei
lnoastre, nu va loviti tot de moi
lend stiti c4ci moi tacem 81 nu ia
Gem galagie, fie a ve-ti face q,
rune Ia Liga, fie sca M, nu nc
priyeste, ci lasam s. priveasca ps
lacela care face parte, caci d-tra
Ecredsti "a moi suntem inc0nstienii
find e. nu avem intelectnali IA
3condueere, aci Z bnhey exei We,
fdefi ee fac muHeit torii simplii
! ~ d.trx nn ssliI & tnt tSce
y D. :! ~ > =.
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Societatea romina sde ajutor 81
cultura ,,Ulpia Traiana" din Erie,
Pa, avfnd sedintA extra orcfnard
in ziua de Dumineca, 5 Ianuarie
1919, a avut mai multe chestii
importante la ordinea zilei, intre
care. 81 cazugilc de Influenza spa
niola, platirne prin arunc.
|. Societatea in unanimitate vo-
teaza aruncul de 3 dolari de mem
bru 81 daca s'ar intimpla mai
multe cazuri sd sc faca iarasi la
fel.
De asemenca adunarea genera
Ia avind in vedere intrigile pc ca
re ziarul ,Rominul" lie arunca in
organizatiunea noastra, Societa-
tea noastra voteaza urmatorui
Protest:
Ziarul ,,Rominul'' cu data de
IL 81 18 Decembrie 1918 Sc ocupa
iafasi de afacerile Uniunei, in ca
re voieste sa bage numai zizanil.
Societatca ,,Ulpia Traiana" ca
re e in current GU cele ce Sc pc
tree la Upiune 81 care aproba tao
|tica GU care ( condusaJ Uniunea,
professional contra celor scrise de
ziarul ,,RomInul".
Deci cei 500 de mcmbrii grupati
in Societatea ,,Ulpia Traiana" ca
re 81 pima acum au vazut chitibu-
surile pc care uni voiau sd lie ia
Lea, stu care este datoria lor. FL
ind Cd moi cei din Erie am tinut
intresele rominesti intr 'un singur
gind 81 am tinut Ia o singura or
ganizatie, care coprinde interesele
noastre, nu permitem ca nimeni
sd sc amestece aci.
In citeva rinduri si-au facut 81
in Erie, Pa, aparitia duhuri ne
curate, Gu pamflete mincinoase,
insa au fost spulberate instanta-
neu, fara q lasa eel putin urma
pe aici, 81 orr ce duh necurate sau
pamflet STAR mai face aparitia i'm
mijlocul nostru ilvom respinge ia
en- 80 nolo ontorinara OfnnSivS
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'PRINTRE RUNE.


Sa spera ca .noua calatorie a
presedintelui Wilson va fl spre
Belgia. Ell va trece prin partea
devastata din nordul Frantei, 81
va vedea devastarile ce au ramas
in urma invaziei germane in Bel
gia. Franta crede ca daca prese-
dintele Wilson fost putin inga-
duitor fata de germani, trec1nd
printre aceste RUNE ell Isl va
schimba parerea cind Sc va re-
intoarce la Paris.
Lloyd George a socotit Gu mare
'bagare dc seama cit costat pc
invingatori acest razboi, cifrele
date de el sunt $12O,0OO, 900, 900
60 stua douazeci de miliarde). O
asa de mare suma de bani de
neinchipuit. Aceasta suma nu poa
tc ii conceputa la fel cum nu
pot ii mel magnitudenile astro-
nOmice. Aceste sumo cuprind nu-
mai ceea ce aliatii au platit, in
ele nu sunt socotite pagubile ca
Lzate de armate'c germane.
In chestia indemnitatilor (des-
pagubirilor de razboi( sunt doua
consideratiuni dist;mcre. M e
chestia ca germanii Sc plateascSi
toate pagubele facute, pute-
rHr 1uropene insistG ca Germa:ii,
trt hue sa plateasca si ~ vito: 81
toate spesele pc care aliatii au
trebuit sd lie faca dupS ce razbo-
iuliul fost fortat asupra lor. Sta
tele Unite pOate va cere indemni-
|tati pentru vietile perdute 81 pro-
prietatile perdute prin pirateria
Isubmarinelor,. insa .Statele Unite
|nY va inainta cereri pentru spe-
sele facute in acest razbof.
Cind presedintele Statelor L.
mite va vedea devastarile 81 rui-
neie din Franta 81 Belgia ell va fl
i'll pozitia de vorbi din o mai
mare convingere. El va vedea nu
numai pagubelc inevitable. ale
razboiului ci 81 urmele mirsave "a
lie vandalilOr .ce au ruinat 81 dis
trus numai din dragostea de Il di-
struge. Franta sigura ca dnpa
ce presedintele Wilson Sc va III
toafre din. aceasta 'calatorie ell nu
Sc va opunc la, nici O cerinta a
Frantci. America, de la marea
distanta de Scena razboiului. a
suferit numaijin cheltuieli 81 per-
derlie .e e Slfere ori &C belige
+rant, insl nu ia simtit teribila ex-
perienta a HFezentei razboiului.
America pOate fl att de marini-
moasa 81 sd ief rte sa nu ceara nici
restituirea CHI fltuielilor 81 nici in
demnitate drept pedeapsa, insa A
merica nu poate ca sa fie justa
daca Isl asuma dreptul de dicta
cursul Frantei.
Presedintcle Wilson e un ,om al
umanitatii 81 Statele Unite sunt Q
natiune umana. 1nsa in nici 0 in
stanta nu umanitatea un orologi
ce aduce sentimentalitati neprac-
tice. Germania trebue sd plateas-
ca, 81 sa plateasca din greu; lar
Franta, Belgia, Serbia 81 Rominia
sunt cei mai buni judecatori in a.
ceasta materie, eli pot decide suma
ce Sc acopere toate pagubile ia
cute insa fara aruina natiunea &C
trebue sd plateasca.
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Sc RAPORTEAZA DIN NOU
CA LIEBKNECHT A FOST o.
MORT.

>COPENHAGA, IL Ian. - Ra-
poartele primite All reinoiesc
stirea despre moartea lui Karl
Liebknecht, conducatorul revo-
lutionarilor zisi grupul Spartacus
(bolsevicii germany, Sc spune in
ultimele rapoarte ca el ar ii fost
ucis in luptele de Marti seara'
ce au avut loc pc stradele Berii-
nului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
5E VA PRELUNGI AR1EIsTI
TIUL Gu GERMANIA?

LONDRA, IL lam, - Maresalul
Foch 1nvitat pc comandantii su-
premi al armatei germane q Sc
intelege Gu Representative aliati.
lor Ia Treves, IN IA Ianusries re-
feritor Ia prelungirea arnaiatitin-
lui aceasta stite A VENT din
Berlin 81 4 fQst priinita ri Al
Lanxlzs !.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-13
@ GONVORBIRE GU
.GONTELE KAROLYI

mistitiuluf sta scris foarte clar CD
Iadministrarea tinuturilor ocupate
sd ramina in nina ungurilor. I've
ri asia il doare pc contele Karolyi.
N. r. Dupa cum insa s'a vazut Gu
lprivire la Ceho-Slovaci, Romini 81
Sirbi, termii armistitiului ag fost
militari 81 nu politici 81 nu au fost
pusi ca sd fie respectati.
,,Cartofii, griul, alte articole de
hrana 81 carbunii sunt in miinile ma
tiunilor ce lie inconjoara. Distri-
buirea celor trebuincioase GU ne
putinta. Starea noastra politica 81
economics este desnadajduita 81 de
neindurat. Poporul .zice ca prese-
dintele Wilson nu va isbuti la con-
Iferinta de pace. Aceasta agitatie
este foarte periculoasa. Budapesta
este in pragul marei catastrofe a
Bolsevismului. Oar nu, so numim
mai bine dupa numele eli correct:
anarchie. Aceasta "a luat nastere
din propaganda rusa, ci din lipsu-
rile poporului.
,Opinia publica incepe sd alba
impresia ca aliatii yoesc ca moi sd
|devenim victimile bolsevismului.
Pentru moi nu mai exista nici un a.
jutor, afara de acela ce near pu-
tea veni daca aliatii Sc grabesc sd
incheie cit mai repede pacea. Gu
vernul din prezent nu mai poate
tine multi timp piept Gu neyoile. Eu
am fost acela care a facutl pOporul
fIsa aibs fncrsderc IN plazlusile pre-
lsedintelui Wilson pima ce conferin-
ia de pace lie poate pune in eject.
moi nu putem face mimic dacii
nu suntem recunoscuti de antan-
ia. Trebue neaparat sd primim a.
jutor de la inamicii nostri de odi.
nioara. Ori ce actiune va fl impo-
sibila cit timp Ceho-Slovacii 81
Rominii sunt pc pamintul nostru.
(E al lor, nu al vostru.. N. r.
Poporul ma intreaba de ce Lam
facut sd Sc increada ca antanta he
va recunoaste. Ell este dispera.
81 fara indoiala Cd e mclinat spre
actiune, care Sc poate desvolta in
anarchie, daca nu Sc face ceva
cit mai repede.
In ceea ce priyeste granitele
noastre, Ungaria trebue sd fie @
initiate geografica. Unui ON, da-
cal tai miinile 81 picioarele, el
tot traieste, insa tdaca vrei sd tai
mai mutt din ell, nu mai poate
trai. Eu a-si da parerea pentru
formarea mei comisiuni, condusa
de Americani, care sa ne reguleze
granitele. Amernanii au intrat
in razboi sd stearga militarismul
prusac 81 planakde Europa Milo
tcie. Daca Europa Mijlocie succe-
de unui grup de mici natipni, a
ltunci intotdeauna au sd fie GER
turf
| CaIbinetul lui Karoly a declarat
razboi impotriva Bolsevicilor, 81
ia cele mai aspire .masuri pentru
a suprima playa rosie. Q criza dc
cabinet, care s'a ivitsdin cauza
lintrebuintarei fortei, a fost linis-
/ tita prin dimisia a dol membrii
socialist, Garmi 81 Bunfy. Ri e
rau anti-bolsevici, insa nu voiau
sa voteze pentru posibila var.
sare de- SINCE.
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