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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
Clemenceau Halts
Electoral Law Debate
BY 1Jsoc:afsd Press.


Paris, Sept 20.-Premier Clemen-
ceaus intervention in the debate on
the electoral law, which threatened
to be prolonged Indefinitely, settled
the discussion in q few minutes yes
terday, the government taking the
stand thatthe elections should be held
according to the law of July last,
providing for proportional represen-
tation. The debate on the subject had
been going on in morning sessions for
nearly three weeks.
The chamber had intended to hold
an evening sitting tomorrow night
to try to ratify the Peace Treaty. but
aifter consultation with Foreign
Minister Pichon. Minister of Marine
I.eygues and Premier Clemenceau. a
postponement until Tuesday was
agreed upon.
There was a persistent rumor yes
tarday in peace conference circles
and in the chamber that Premier
CIemcnceau and Marshal Foch would
visit America in December. The Assoc
ciated Press was informed that no
plans are possible until after the
elections. which will probably be held
November IL. The municipal elections
low are scheduled to take place first.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
WILL PAVE HIGHWAY

Gettysburg, Pa, Sept. 20.-All pre-
iiminaries concerning the paving of
the Lincoln Highway through this
town nave been completed and work
Is promised to begin within ten days.
The work cannot be completed tbis
year, but it is expected quite n
stretch of the new road will be built
before cold weather starts.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
Chicago's Building
Strike Is Ended
Men Win Demands

ChicaEo. Sept 2o.-Chicago's build
ing strike and lockout which for more
than two months had made idle more
than 100. 600 workers and halted con-
struction contracts aggregating 500
0oo 900, was announced as ended last
night when the construction employ
union carpenters for 81 an hour.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
MEET COMMISSIONERS

Sunbury, Pa. Sept. 20.-All the
coal companies operating in North
cumberland county were represented
yesterday In the conference with the
county con = issioners on the propo-
to the valuation of the coal lands.
Attorney ]. A. Welsh is handling
the legal end for the commissioners.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
TO OBSERVE GIDEON DAy

Carlisle, Pa, Sept. 20. = The
churches of this place. by unani-
nous consent of the Ministerial AS
sociation, will be thrown open to-
morrow for the observance of Gid
con Day. Services will be held
from $50 a. m. until the closing
hour in the evening.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
TWO DIE AT HOME

Marietta, Pa, Sept. 20.-Within a
fev hours apart two deaths occurred
81 the Elizabethtown Masonic Home
MIRA Mary F. Fite, aged ~ years
He'd Of cancer. Robert McCracken,
k0 years old, died of a stroke. They
were natives of Philadelphia
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-09-20
"a ON POST ROLL

Arendtsville, Pa, Sept 2o.-A post
of the American Legion has been
organized at this place and tenn
porary officers elected. The charter
roll contains the names of thirty
four members.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
j. 5. LAWS URGED
To CURB UNIONS
Republican Publicity Asso-
citation Says Closed Shop
Violates Constitution
BIG PROBLEMS
ARE TO BE FACED

WASHINGTON. oct 6.--Drastic laws
10 prevent organized intimidation" by
labor groups or any other body was
advocated by the Republican Publicity
Association. Violent resistance to law,
impairment Of interstate commerce, de-
struction Of life or property and similar
actions must be dealt with now on the
theory that an ounce Of prevention is
better than a pound OF cure,
A statement was Issued, which said
in part.
Government fails in It's duty and
liberty ceases 10 exist when IL lies
within the power OF one man or group
OF men 10 deny 10 any other man or
group Of men the right TO seek and ac-
cept such employment as they desire,
10 follows. therefore. that II is the duty
OF the government 90 enact effective
laws for prevention Of violence or
threats OF violence which Will inter
fere with The individuals right 10 work
FOR The support of himself and those
dependent on him. The police power
Of the government In It's brOadest sense
must rise superior 90 the commercial
force OF society. either labor or capital
or the inevitable result must be over
throw Of government
"Never I'm the history OF The world
was there greater need for useful pro-
ducton than there is today There
must be uninterrupted and unlmpaired
Evening journal., 1919-10-06

production OF the necessities OF life or
widespread suffering must ensue
From the general welfare standpoint,
therefore, an honest days work is no
less essential than an honest days pay.
From failure Of an honest days pay
only the Individual suffers. From a
failure Of an honest days work the en-
tire community suffers because OF the
resultant underproductlon the scarcity
OF commodities and the lowering Of
the plane Of physical, mental and moral
development. In the exercise OF his
personal liberty any employer should
be free II he so desires TO employ only
members OF labor Organization. He
should .lso be free TO employ men
who are not members Of any organlza-
tion.
Whenever the government through
any Of its agencies or by direct or In
direct exercise Of any Of its powers
limits employment to the members Of
specified labor organizations II violates
that section OF the constitution which
assureslo all persons within the iuris-
diction y the government the equal
protection OF the laws Whenever a
labor organization by any means what
ever Is able to bar any person what
ever from employment there Is set up
In this country a tribunal superior to
the government which makes non
membership a crime and condemns
the non+member without trial 10 the
punishment OF unemployment. with
Evening journal., 1919-10-06

able experience, apart from the war.
in their day. Nothing except the air
raids has over dsorganlzed the normal
life Of the country.
The most striking change 10 the eve
was that the population and The trailc
OF London seemed suddenly 10 have
doubled. owing 10 the fact that nearly
an travel and freight traffic, which are
usually borne by railways, were thrown
into the streets Toward the end OF the
week. when the government had m0bil-
lied rs picturesque collection Of many
thousand modern and ancient vehicles.
frequent sight In the city was that
Of traction engine dragging a train Of
assorted drays and wagons through the
streets
The army motors undoubtedly saved
the city from uncomfortable shoft ra-
tons. The way In which the city was
reoreanized 10 meet tho new conditions
surprised every one Banks and bust
ness houses eXtcmp0rized barracks on
The permises where hundreds of en-
ployes were lodged aud fed The two
largest parks In London were covered
with tents and with searchliRhis play
ing the nights looked like those OF war
time,
The Observer seriously proposes that
civil militia. composed OF non-unlon
civilians outside the ranks of labor,
should be organized and drilled 10 oper-
ate vital services Ike the railways,
keeping IN constant training The paper
considers that Tho lesson just expert
enced. showing what a strike by force
Of necessary workers can accomplish
makes such precautions as necessary
for peace time as an army or navy for
war.
Tho most important feature Of the
strike was that 10 passed without riot
ing or loss of life. except for the in
creased number OF street accidents.
which kept the ambuiances busy There
were two or three unsuccessful at
tempts 10 wreck trains by dsplaclng
signals or by greaslng the tracks, and
few police court cases resulting from
scufnes between strike plckets and paid
or volunteer workmen who undertook
10 keep the railway service going.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
MiIIer's Antiseptio oil, Known as
Snake Oil
ro.ItIreIy RolIsrs. Pain In Few MIuute,

Positively Relieves ram III rev minutes
Try II right now for Rheumatlsm. Neu-
rslgis. Lumbago. sore stiff and swollen
Joints, pain IN the head. back and limbs
corns. bunions etc After one application
pain usually disappears ms II by magic.
new remedy used internally and exter-
nally for Coughs Colds. Group. Influenza
Sore Throat Diphtherla and Tonsllitis
This oil is conceded TO he the most pene-
trating remedy known. IT'S prompt and
immediate effect ia relieving pain is due to
the fact that it penetrates TO the affected
parts at once. As nm Illustration. pour ten
drops on the thckest piece Of sole leather
and II will penetrate this substance through
and through IN three minutes.
Accept no substitute. This grent oil Is
golden red color only. Manufactured by
Herb Juice Medicine Co Every hottie gunr-
anteed-30c. 60c and 81 on hottie at Eek
erds Cut Rate Medicine Store.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
BRITISH RAIL
STRIKE is ENDED
Terms Agreed On, Men
Agree TO Return at
Once
81 SHILLINGS WEEKLY
TO BE MINIMUM WAGE

LONDON. Oct 6.--Wiih dramatic sud
denness in the quiet Of the London sun
lay afternoon 10 was announced 20 a
knot OF people waiting in Downing
street that The great railway strike
Nhich appeared 10 have brought the
country almost 20 the brink OF revolu-
ton. was settled, and that the strikers
would resume work as quickly as pos
sible
The tcrms-of the settlement are I'm
The nature Of a compromise The Ma
tional Union Of Raffvsy men agrees TO
call on the strike. and The government
consents 20 a renewal OF the negoiia-
iions the continuance Of The existing
wage scale for another year instead OF
six months. as previously offered and
the establishment Of a minimum wage
Of 81 shilllings while the cost or living
is ii0 per cent. above tho pre-NNar level.
The settlement was the result OF a
long conference between a Trade Union
delegation. including representatives of
the nailwaymens Union and Premier
Lloyd George and Andrew Bonar Law
in the famous conference room on
Downing street Prior 10 this there
was a cabinet meeting
II Is conceded on all' sides that the
settlement Is The outcome of the mod
crate. but determined efforts Of The
executive OF The Transport Workers
Federation and men Ike Arthur Hend-
erson and John Robert Clynes. who
throughout have set their faces steadily
against the idea Of a sympathetic strike
Of n
tion hod been explored.
The Official terms Of settlement are
as follows:
"First-Work shall be resumed I'm
medaiely.
second Negotiations VIII be re-
sumed on the understanding that they
shall be completed before the end Of
the year.
"Third--Wagos will be stabilized at
the present level until september 30,
1920. and At any time after August
they may he remembered in the light Of
circumstances thcu=nyisting.
"Fourth-No adult railway man IN
Great Britain shall receive less than 81
shinings per week while the cost Of
living Is 40 per cent above the pre-
war level.
"Fifih-The Railway Union agrees
that their men viii work hsrmoniously
with the men who returned TO work or
who remained at work during tho
strike. Nor shall there be any victiml-
zaiion Of strikers.
"slxth-Arrears OF wages WIN be paid
on resumption Of work"
The people Of Great Britain psrticu-
larly OF London, will long remember
The past ten days as the most remark
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
No parent DARE overlook this

The children family every four suffering from manu
triton Poverty has nothing do with it Your child may be
you contributing this
The slight the almost beyond
pair You yourself your children your country
Is Your Child Hungry Louise Stevens Bryant In this article
fundeedng
provisions by which it may be eliminated
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
Pile Sufferers
Can You Answer These Ques-
tlons?

Do You know why ointments do not
give you quick ard lasting relief
Why cutting and operations fail7
DO you know the cause OF piles is in.
ternal?
That there is a stagnation of blood In
the lower bowelf
DO yon know that there Is harmless
Internal tablet remedy discovered by DR.
Leonhardt and known as HEM-R -RoID, now
sold by n. Il. Danforth and druggists
generally. that is guarnnteedY
HEM-ROlD banishes piles by removing
the Internal cause, by freeing blood cir
eulation In the lower bowel. This simple
home treatment has an almost unbe-
lievable record for sure. safe and lasting
relief TO thousands Of pile sick sufferers.
and saves the needless pain and expense
OF an operation There Is no reason .hJ
It should not do the same for you.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
CARPENTERS UNION MEETING.

GarpenteNs' Union. No. 626, viii hold
a special meeting on Wednesday eve
ming TO vote on the contemplated
change OF the convention city from
Butte, Montana. to indianapolis. Ind.
The convention will be the first to be
held by the carpenters union since the
United States entered the war. Dele
gates from the local union will be
elected at a later meeting.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
@. OF S. B. To MEET
HERE NEXT YEAR

The Supreme Lodge Of the order Of
shepherds OF Bethlehem. which held
week. decided 10 hold next years con
yenton IN Wilmington.
Lodge legislation was passed provld-
ing for greater financial support Of the
home for the aged and orphans of
members. az Haddonneld. \ J. sarah
e.. SsWdon Of this city, was elected
supreme outside guard
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
Are second marriages happy?
A dress that saUeS money

Read the Secrets of Remodeling Econoni-
callY." 1t shows, among other things, gar
ment which may be worn on different occa-
sions with simple accessories. The other ar
ticles in this profusely illustrated department
give the opinions of Worth, Paquin, Geor-
gette, Jenny, Doucet and others, on the win
ter silhouette, the pannier, evening wraps
millinery.
Evening journal., 1919-10-06

consequent want. suffering and even
death.
This nation is now confronted with
the question whether the government
can protect It's citizens In the enjoy
ment OF personal liberty or whether II
must acknowledge the superior jurisdlc-
tion and power Of the labor unions.
composed Of the small minority Of the
entire population"
Evening journal., 1919-10-06

Kent of the Royal Northwest Mounted Police had confessed
murder Everyone eved Then exquisite arette appeared Speak
ing with him forhe first time hecae him splendid liar She doubted
what else believed Strange complications follow another
The Rivers End"
Evening journal., 1919-10-06
Mrs N. X. STEPHENSON IN HOSPITAL

Mrs. r. X Stephenson OF Milford,
wife Of District superintendent n X
Stephenson. is in the Methodist Hos
piial Philadelphia, FOR an operation
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-23

WIN rest visit and 30 whatever may
pleasr them. Tea ana waters will Pee
served throughout the dHy
A welcome ia extended by the women
NJ Corpus Christi through fhc ksi
Cross 10 ull here 40 spend 40 least pert
of Christmas dat with thom
The Corpus Christi caller. [volume] (Corpus Christi, Tex.) 1918-1987, 1919-12-23

~ Christmas party given Dob honor
~ the nrh birthday anniversary Of
her little daughter Doe Louise
Games We're played with the asaia-
lance OF Santa Claus who also present
80 each child with glft
The nsunl birthday cake adorned tho
hiHlrg table BuXes % oaudj w u.
the plate fHrore. Zee cream 1ud cake
we're served Christmas decorations
ufre used
Tho children present we're Zoo i8u-
i-e fhapp'N Beatrice MerrnIu. Sud
500 Car1iio Marjorie Todd Willie D
Morgan. lrmn Wolfe Anna Carroll
Wolfe Eleanor Townsend. ElcauuI
Dodson Rose Marion Dods0n Forbes
DAWSON walker Alien. Dr. Georg0
D. herr.nan Jr George fienrt tuy
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
Berlinul nu va SIENNA proto-

colul. - Paris - Baronul Kurt
Won Lersner, seful delegatiei
gelmane din Paris. a informal
conferenta de pace a aliatilor
ca Germania nu va seMna pro
tocolul pima cind uncle clause
sunt eliminate din el.
Clausele aceste Sc refera la sen
fundarea vapoaelor germane
din Scapa Flow; clauza care Sc
refera la evacuarea Lituaniei
81 paragraful care permite a Sc
Germanla in timp de pa
ce, Gu forte armate sub orice
prcteXt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08

valia eli. - ORR cum ar fl fost casul,
asemenea expositiuni atletice n ar
trebui sd Sc manifesteZe, caci MI
sunt spre lauda noastra.
Simbata trecuta, judecatorul Lee
vine din Cleveland a condamnat, la
invoirea advocatilor sa Sc lipseasca
de jurati, pc un domn la 81 800 des
pagubire pentru un cas- de ranire
personala.
,.Nu-i destul Trebuia sd mai a.
cordati mie Gle dolari'' a zis acu-
zatul.
.,Eu sunt voios sd fac suma la
IS, 500 a zis judecatorul.
Toata lumea din jndecatorie a re
mas suprinsa. Pentru prima data
: a intimplat un asa cas-.
,,Odata ce despagubirs lu Sc poa-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08

Conferintei 81 ,asat pc altii ii
lc trateze, fara ca ca sd le trat,-
re, fara ca ca sa le prezinte "a
toata encrgia? Credeti d-tra, ca
Franta, end a fost voliba de che
Stiunea Saarului, de frontiera Ri.
nului 81 dc atItea alte chestnut
speciale 81 esen4iale pentru dinsa,
sa marglnit sd spuna aliatIlor
facet ce vreti 81 n a stat cit Sc
poate de dirza pentru apararea
lor in fata Confcrintei? Oar | "a
Tia in fata intereselor sale adria
tice, pima unde mers? Va inchi
putt oarc ca America negliJat
pc ale sale fiindca a zis moi :
lar nu moi 81 EI"?
Care Stat concepe sd mearea
Inaintea unor oameni care dezbat
despre interesele sale proprii 81
sa declare pur 81 simplu: apara.
tile?
Nu domnilor, in viata Statelor
fiecare apara intercsele generate
ale tuturor 81 ISL apara intcresu
s;u propriu. De aceea moi suntem
datori. cum am zis. ca pc cai ami
cale, pc cal hotarIte de amlcltin
dar hotariti 81 fara slabiciune Vi
aparam interese,e noastre 81 81
cautam sd luminam buna credin
ia amicilor nostri. (Ovatinni
aclamatiuni furtunoase pl'elun-
gite).
Prima lumiharc care trebue fl
cuta este sa-si arate care este
in adevar vointa. care este senti
mcntul, acestui popor asupra ne
cesitatilor sale vitale. Acesta est
prObiemul care ne @ pus inaint'
astazi. acesta este problemul care
/, il reprezinta i'll primul rind par
,tidul national-libcral. (Aclama
! tiuni furtunoase.
t.,,viitorut",.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
|NSCENARE TENDENTI0ASA,

Cind publica ,Romnu'' din Youngstown arcolul in
ttula ,Dreptaea trmfeaza destanua autorul
articoclor scite Oean d. cap Nasc Stoca, martur
sm oare mira de sol de colaborare din
parteea unu cult Sa publc arcole sub iscalura unu
pscudonm ntr un zar prn sa critici aunea mu alt
ziar ba inca INSULT pc redactori u lar pc alta parte
mt IN artco sub iscatura propre rugamntea de
pubca Ia ziaru a critical i'll te rafuest
zaru tia pubct artico hi parea att de traniu
in ata contrazicere bnuI sim 81 emntaea unui ca
ne-am ndot de veraclatea destanur zlarum ,Romlnul
Nean gindit ca trebue fie nscenare scopul de-
apara de connuul acelor articoe de compromite
cap Stoca i'll ata cetitoror creznd ca dsa plecat III
tara 81 find pc drum neavnd punta ceasca zaru nu
va rcspunde de induce IN posltle
de a critica s. califica purtarea d. cap. Y. Stoca
Penru lamurrea stuae, putea remine IN starea
creaa dc desanurea zla1ulu Romnu ne-am adresat pc
Gale pbcl dior de la acc zar, blne voasca trme
nuscIipcc Ostasulu convngem dac scrsu d. cap
Stoic IN acclas timp TRIMS scrisoare d. cap Stoea
latndu csul cerfu M respuza medat este 81 nu este
aevarat din artcolu Drcptaea Trimfeaza', pubcat de
,Ron4nul''.
Domnii de la ziaul ,ominul'' 'au volt sd rmita
auscrsee; nici respuns D. cap Stoca nea res
ha1s medat Respunsul lam pubcat ndata L am tinut
rei ze creznd ca id. de la ,RonInul rlmlte
pele respnde In cee din um vizlnd ca
numul umtor revin inca oa zic Ca dior fost
1mpotrva actune de adna zdrene ci captanul
Stoic pubcat respunsu d. cap Stoca IN nuaru trecu
al fcest zar.
Cetorii sau putut CONVINCE avu tot dreptul sa
finn bInuitor ncnm crede ca toul fost lnscenare
cap Vasile niste dcsanur foarte neresa
caatcgo hotdr1re tarc coabora la ,Ro
mnu' la or alt zar din Ziua de luie 81 tot
CO d scrs nante d pubcat sub pIopria scalitura.
..Frumos a triul}fat ,Romlnul' Admirable
Care Drepatc trumiat. Ce el de drepate Din tot &C
cc artico mimic nu drcpt de cit scrsoarea amba
sac tcese auns pc mnie dior dar desre aceasta
II connuul sea oata umea ID. cap Solca a
negat existcntt scrsoati faptuu prmIt 10000 de
fc della ambasad franceza decara de unde sunt bani,
pentlu scop sa TRIMS 81 Cd STA dat de mrebulna
drept dcc mimic mimic senzai ilonal; nmc
in chese att de mutt ventaa, sal nduleas
ca sd spuna ca -Dreptatea trumfeaza". NuNdf t
Dleptatca fl triumfa in articoul cta fost
aca Fl dovedit dior c du cap V Stoica fost inn
potriva acmei Lige Rationale de aduna mbracamnte 81
ncaa orfanor resboiuui Ca dior dnu cap Sol
Hlems 81 a batocor acunea frumoasa 81 inaltaoare
Lge Natonale 81 dior ci cap Stoica autoru ar
coeo pubcae sub sctua uu Ostas in care ne critica
indena Romnii din Satele Unite ga devna ceaten
Ame,icani in care, n cee din ul1nl insulta
Cabala celor de la Romnu na reusit 81
s'a dat pc sata in toata goliciunea ei
Poltea dior de duplcitate oace pc Americana
81 pc Patrictu Romn es la iveala 81 v'om scoate in de-
pima umna.
Pima remne sablt dior 81 de data aceasta, ca
81 alta data cuat de cit puma in curmezsul unei
tiuni rumoase; umantare flantropice Romnilor din A.
lnerca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
Germania trimite aeroplane

Germania trimite aeroplane
in Mexico. = Washington. =
Mexico are douazeci 81 patru dc
acroplane de rasboi mobilizate
nunfai la chihuahua 81 mereu
sosesc aeroplane din Germania.
Idupa cum spun inforlnatiile da-
te catra ministrul de rasboi CO.
mltetului militar din casa dcpu-
|tatilor.
-Ministerul are informatii,
spune Brig. Gen. Mitchell, seful
aviatiei, ca 0 multimie dintre
fostii pilot germani in timpul
rasboiului ajung mereu in Me-
Xico 81 imediat sunt inrolati in
serviciul militar.
Mitchell insista asupra unfit
Carl serviciului aerian, GU fab
l'icarea aeroplanelor 81 mi.jloa-
cele de aproyiZlonare de echi-
pament, Intreaga aceasta indus
trie sd fie Dusa sub oare care
forma de conduccre a guver-
nului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
DIN FUcA CONDf|ULUL.

Fostul print mostenitor al Ger
manlei trebue Sd plateasca Ho-
landei un imposit pc VENT de
10000 dolari pc an, alta timp
cit va locui in Olanda. Saracul CT
lie n ar vol sa plateasca. Autorul
acestor rinduri ar refuza sd pla-
tcaaoa fie .i 1adoit. = Norba e. cd
acrm lnceput sa sc faca lumina Gle
ce III vrea Olanda sd extradeze pc
Elk kaisertlr care poate ca plate
ste 81 introit pc att.
Zilele treeuta 0 Rominca din Gle
veland ii,afScat pc alta femeic
Gle par $. a ira afara tiris din pra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
Situatia grevei in Italia.

D1CudgI1 S10VC1 III
Berna. = Sc raporteaza ca greva
generala care fost proclamata
de lucratori in Italia a nlceput
sd Sc intinda 81 asupra partii ds
sas a Italiei, 81 in particular Ia
Milan, Turin, Bologna. Monza 81
Verona.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
Incercare de revolta in Belgia

Incercare de revOlta IN Belgla.
Paris. Ziarul L'IntranSigent
scrie cd in Belgia s'a pornit o
miscare GU scopul de rasturna
familia regala belgiana, 81 adauga
ca acesta este mOtivul care ia
cut pc regele Albert ca sa nu ia
parte la deschiderea parlamentu-
lui belgian.
Ziarul sfirseste: Isl Belgia es-
tc pc lista in care monarchlllc
sunt in pericol. lista care cuprf1-
de Spania, Italia 81 Rom1nia.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08

te colecta pc nici o Gale, nu impor
ia suma', a adaogat acuzatul. =
De Sigur cd nu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-08
ExpunsTea Sl|udiuna ROnai
ci dc G-alA |. |. c. RStl1.
CONTINUARE DE PIE PAGINA !

aliatii, trebue sd zicem: MOI.
Oar tot att de sigur trebue sa
zicem ,.EU" 81 Eel" orr care NJ
Fl Ell" in fata intereselor pro-
prii ale Rominiei, pc earl trebue
sd lie aparam MOI precum lie u
para fiecare din aliati pc ale lor
proprii. (Ovatiuni furtInoase pre-
lungite).
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