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Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
Although the Great War Is
Over, and Victory Is Ours,
Ills Our Patriotic Duty To
Pufthe Fifth Loan OverAs
We Did the Others = With
Big Over Subscription.
BY LEWIS b. FRANKLIN


EVER since the Liberty Bell first
vproclaimed our independence
Yhave the people of the United
y - States brought to bear on any
undertaking such united spirit as has
been evidenced in our fight for the
freedom of the world. Even during
our war for independence the number
Of Torys was not inconsderable and
the wretched support given to the ar
mics of Washington by the Congress
and the people is evidenced by the
horrible winter at Valley Forge, where
our troops, ragged. freezing and almost
starved were only upheld by the in
dominable spirit of their Chief and
their devotion to their newly born
country.
In the war of 1912 it was our navy
only that saved us from defeat and
disgrace. Again in 1898 our triumph
over a weak nation was dulled by the
knowledge of thousands of lives lost
through mismanagement and general
incompetence. That was a little war
fought by those in power and not by
the people.
\ Nation With But A Single Thought
But since the sixth of April, 1917,
what a change in spirit! What union
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

flags are flying, the cannon booming
and the soldiers marching and fighting
but patriotism in the easy times of
peace Is different matter, but hardly
less important, and the easy times of
peace are not yet here. Most of tho
army that crossed the ocean to battle
for humanity is still on foreign soil.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

and the work Of those of us who stayed
behind is not yet finished. The victory
has been won but only the cost in
blood has been fully paid. There is
still to complete the cost in treasure.
1t was easy to lend while the issue
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24
the ioy of victory and peace.

the Joy of victory and peace.
Shall all this be lost? Shall Amer.
lea once again make a god of man.
mon? Shall we forget those new found
ties of humanity. those friendships
based on mutual service? OF what
advantage this awful warfare, this sac
rfice of blood and treasure If it Is not
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

to create in mankind a new idea Of
citizenship. a new conception of the
glory of service, not only in time of
war, but also in time of peace?
Patriotism
Patriotism is not hard when the
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1919-04-24

was uncertain. while the dark clouds
Of defeat were lowering over the Allied
forces, but now that the glorious sun
of victory and peace shines in heaven
there is a feeling that someone else
should pay for the warmth and happi'
ness which it dispenses and which we
enjoy.
What Turned The Tide
Only few months ago few could be
found so optimistic as to predict that
this sun would be shining before the
autumn of 1919. And what was it
that brought this unexpected change
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
DARE DE SEAMA 81 MULTI
MITA PUBLICA.

Clubul Rom1n ,,Strugurul'' din
Ellwood City, Pa, pc aceasta Gale
aduce sincere multumiri tuturo1
fratilor 81 surorilor Romine. care
au avut buna vointa de a partici.
pa la frumoasa petrecere, care q
avut loc in ziua de Is Februarie
1919, la care ayut un rezultal
foarte multumitor,' att din punct
de vedere moral, cit 81 material.
ca aceasta ocaziune au bine vo
it contribui GU suprasolviri ur-
matorii marinimosi donatori:
Iosif Stefan 81; Ironim Serbian
ST.; Nicolae Rotari 81; loan Woi-
sian ST.; Nicolae Groza 81; loan
Langrajan 81: loan Dolgae 81
losif Lupsior 81; Simion Bara 81
George Tempia ST: loan Nechita
81; George Voisian ST; loan Bar
bu 81; Ilie Negyi ST.; Adam No
lodetu ST.; Simion Sasu 81; loan
Peinarl 81; George Suvaila 81
George Danila So; Zaharie Bor-
dan 81; loan Voisian 81; loan
Hatagan ST.; Dumitru Motoc 81
Vasile Conan 81; Nechita Oprisu
So; loan Serbian ST; George Co
man 81; Zaharie Conan 81. loan
Nechifor 81; Stefan Muca soc; &c
orge Colnic ST.; Ilie Faina 81
Roman Radu 81; loan Fulicia 81
Solomon Serbian 81; George Ro-
sala So; George Garcia 81: Nico-
lac Peienariu $50.
Deci inca odata multumim in ge
neral tuturor bine voitOrilor s.
sprijinitorilor nostri, care ne-au
dat nina de ajutor la buna reu
sta a acestei frumoase pctreceri
si-i rugam ca 81 pc viitor sa bine
|yoiasca ne da bine voitorul d-lol
sprijin, ca sd poata inainta 81 in
flori clllbul postru ,,Strugurul".
In numele CluIbulu Romin ,.Stru
|gurnl" din Ellwood City, Pa:
Simion Bara, presedinte
George Rosala, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
fNCUN0STIINTARE.

Liga Nationala Romina, scotia
Warren, Ohio, avind sedinta ge-
nerala in Hua de l6 Februarie
1919, dupa darea de seam3, d-l
fost secretar George Boieriu find
prea ocupat Gu bisnitul STA dat
dimisia 81 in locuI dinsului a fost
aIes fratele George Brinzea.
Deci prin aceasta sunt ruga!i
att fratii membrii. cit 81 acei ca
re yreau ca sd devina membrii al
Ligei Rationale Romine. sd Sc pr
zinte la noul secretar in :. Pin?
Street, No. 525 a. II. 4. Aici vo,
primi 81 statutele 81 cartea de :
idcntificare.
In numele sectiei Ligei Natio-
male ROm1ne din Warren. Ohio:
loan Stefan, presedinte,
George Branzea, secretar
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
S649.55

Total $649 So
In nuniele sectiei Ligei Natio-
male Romfne din Universal, Pa:
Geo. Dumitru, presedinte.
loan Bontescu, secretar prim.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
fNcUNosTnNTARE.

Societatea romina de ajutor ST
cultura ,,Printul Carol al Romi-
niei'' DIM Columbus, Ohio, ,aduce
Ia cunostinta ca sunt rugati tot
fratii membrii, att cei din locali-
tate, cit 81 cei care Sc afla in alte
orase sa bine voiasca lua la GU
nostinta acest aviz 81 anume:
Fratilor membrii, cu totii stim
despre catastrofa care a dat pes
te organizatiunea noastra, cu boa
la numita Influenza spaniola, 81
asa societatea nOastra avind Sc
dinta generala in ziua de a3 Fe-
,bruarie 1919, la care intre alta
puncte importante care au fost
la ordinea Mlei a fost 81 repartiza
yea cazurilor Gle moarte obvenite
Iprin aceasta epidemic. Sauna re-
partizata este Gle $1.00 de fiecare
membru, care suma stunt rugatl
|staruitor toti fratii membrii a 9
achita pima la % Martie. Ace
frati membrii care Sc afla priu
|alte orase sunt r1gati a lua Ia
cunostinta ~cest aviz 81 sa-si faca
Gu totii datorinta fata de socie.
tatea noastra ca 81 IN treeut, ase
menea sunt rugati toti fratii men
|brii a-si achita cotele lunare res
tante, ca 81 functionarii Sd poats
lucra correct 81 sa-si faca dato
rinta IN mod denim fata de mams
noastra Uniune, ca la rindul sal
81 Uniunea sa-si faca datorints
sa fata de membrii sal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04

M va retrageti frati mambrl
de la aceasta repartitie. care este
numai de $1.00, caci val Doamne
aceea pc care nu ia oeolit nemi-
lloasa moartc mutt ar Fl dat, 81 ar
mai da ca sa-si scape viata. Gel
care suntem in viata trebue sd lie
dam nina de ajutor orfanilor ra-
masi. fie aici, fie in patria veche.
Prin acest mic ajntor nu facem
alta deceit sfinta datorinta fata
dc neamul din care facem parte.
Noi nu trebue sa ne luam dupa
acele gurri sparte, moi sa mer-
gem fnainte ca 81 in trecut, caci
moi membrii solicitation suntem
81 unirne, 81 am pus in fruntea
noastra pc cei mai apti oameni de
ne conduce pc cal pacinice> or
ganizatiunea noastra.
Deci Gu totii fratilor sa finn la
culmea chemarei noastre.
Traiasca Uniunea Solicitation
Romfne Americana,
In numele societatii ,,Printul
Carol al Rominiei' din Columbus,
Ohio, va salutam cu frateasca
,dragoste:
Stefan Pava, presedinte
George Moldovan, secretar prim
(51-521
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
A suferit 10 ami de
durcre de StomaC.

Acum este SanaJOS. Are apetlt eX-
celent 81 poate mfnca orr 81 ce.
Am fost bolnav timp indelun-
gat. Ayeam durere Gle stomac 81
de rarunchi, indigestiune, consti-
patie, diferite jrmghiuri 81 indis-
pozitiuni. Am fost pc la multi
doctori 81 am incercat diferite
doctorii, pilule, etc, carl in cele
din urma mi-au, stricat stomacul
fntr 'atfta, incft nu mai puteam
mfnca mai mimic. Devenisem ner-
vos 81 nu mai puteam dormi. III
cele din urma, un doctor vestit
mia spus ca trebue sd ma supri
unci operatii, caci altfel nam
sa ma insatatosez nici odata. Insa
printr'o 1ntimplare fericita am
auzit despre ierburile vindeca-
toare ale lui st. Bernard, 81 le-
am incercat 81 pc acestea. Dupa
putin timp M am simtit mai bine,
lar acum sunt sanatos pc deplm.
Aceste ierburi m 'au vindecat. Tot
ce regret este ca nu LEAN putut
afla mai curind. M ar fl scapat de
0 granada de suferinte 81 mi-ar
fl crutat sumo insemnate de bani,
pc carl lam cheltuit cu doctorii
81 pc diferite medicamente pri-
mejdioase.
Daca suferi de yre-un fel de
bOala de stomac. de mate. IA
runchi, ficat, de constipatie, indi-
gestiune, rfgaire, gust rau, acri-
me, 9azuri, venin rasuflare GU
Fmiros greu, greutate, junghiuri in
spate sau in alte parti ale corpu-
lui. ereata, durerc de inima, du-
rere de cap, ametcala. debilitatc.
singe necurat. boale cronice Sau
sacrete. nervOzitate. insomnia. Sla
bire generala sau orr &c alta boa.
Ia. de barbati sau de femei. d
tunci intrebuinteaza ierburile ia
maduitoare ale lui ST. Bernard.
Ele sunt aromatice 81 placute Il,
gust. Nh risipi banii pc piiule
sau pc alte medicamente nevalo-
rabile, ci mcepe imediat Gu Intrc-
buintarea acestor ierburi eficace.
Elc MI numai ca te vor multumi.
dar ne vel fl 81 recunOscator pen
tru ele Pretul este numai TN do
lar de pachet. Ele ar trebui sd 50
gaseasca in fiecare casa.
1ncearca-le. Trimite numai de-
elf $1.15 pentru un pachet. ori
mai bine trimite $500 pentru &
pachete direct Ia SAINT BER-
NARD GARDENS. MIG. New
Orleans, La, 81 iii vor fl trimise
GU toate instructiunile despre mo-
dul de mtrebuintare. Numai sa
nu compari ierburile svidultoare
ale Iui Saint Bernard GU alte ier-
buri sau remedii. fiindca MI mai
sunt altele ca ek, 81 mimic in lu-
me nu poate fl att de bun. In caz
ca aceste ierburi mutt vor ajuta.
ti-se vor trimite banii inapoi. Tri.
mite dupa ele astazi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
Do-aIo Solicitation,

Societatea Ammonia din st.
Louis, Mo. - Convoaca pc toti
membrii sal a lua parte la sedinta
ordinara, care Sc va tinea Dumi.
neca, 8 Martie 1919, in hala Sir
bilor din al 8-lea 81 Barry Street,
la orele 2 p. m
Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
DR.. A. Lappner, 2s1 Farnsworth
Detroit. Michigan.

Alaturat veti gasi un money or
der de $1.5O 81 cind cartea va Fl
tiparita, sd mi-o trimiteti pc adre-
sa urmatoare: (1-3--5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
poSTA REDAcTIEl.

Ua aceasta rubrica Sc va ras-
punde La Ori ce intrebare ce ne va
face cetitorii nostri. Deci fic care
&C TRIMS scrisoare la redactia Zia-
rului America mtrebInd despre
trimiterea scrisorilor in patria We
che, despre bilete de vapoara, scoa-
terea de pasapoarte 81 altele, sa
urmareasca aceasta rubrica. unde
li-se va raspunde la toti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
OOOOOOCOQOOOO OOOOOOOOOOOOOO
CRONICA MEDICALA.
DESPRE BOLILE LUMESTI.
De Doctorul A. Lappner, Detroit,
Mich, Medic din Rominia.


Va ii publicata intro carte
scrisa pentru prima oara in limba
romfna. Public aceasta carte PEN
tru poporul romInesc, pentru ca
sd fie luminati, despre pericOlul
acestor boil, ca sd site sa-Si aleaga
medicul cinstit, ca sd nu cada vic
TINA SarlatanilOr.
Pacea s'a facut, cei mai multi
carl au suferit, poate~ nu sunt
complcct vindecati, Isl expun s;1
umpie intreaga iOr familie.
Fiecare sl ccteasca accasta car
te, fie barbati batrini, fie tineri,
carl sunt pc praguL insuratOarei
fie copii de la IA AMI in sus, ca sa
MI cada in prapastia acestOr boil
Daca al capatat boala, cartea
te indrumeaza cum sa te tamadu-
iesti. Daca n al capatat bOala, ear
tea te indrumeaza, cum 81; te pa
zesti ca sd nu capeti. 81 toate
aceste sfaturi medicale le capeti
in aceasta carte pentru $1.50. M
uita ca cei mai multi cheltuiesc
cu sarIatanii suite 81 mil de dOlarl
fara de folos.
Daca :vrei sa-ti asiguri aceasta
carte, tale cuponul de mai jos 81
trimite-l la:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
o NOUA SECTIE A LIGEI Ma
TIONALE ROM1NE DIN AME-
RIGA.

tNOcIcLdtcd IOIIfIhd ttC uJutV' -
cultura ,.Rominia Mare din u
niversal, Pa, avind adunare ge-
ncrala in ziua de ~ Ianuarie 1919,
disclltat mai multe chestli IN
ceea ce priveste societatea. LA
propuneri 81 desbateri fratele Oh.
Dumitru aduce inaintea sedintei
propunerea cum ca trebue sa 1nfi-
lntam 81 moi sectie a Llgei Ma
tionale. tot odata explica ce scop
are Liga Nationala.
Dintr 'un numar de 40 membrll
care all luat parte la sedinta, toti
S 'au sculat in sus 81 All strigat !:
,,Traiasca Liga Nationala, traias-
ca Romfnia Mare. "a infiin-
tam.
S'a hotarit ca sd sc faca pro-
paganda printre toti Romlnii din
Universal, Pa. 81 jur ca 'sa sc
inkcrie in sectiunea Ligei Natio-
male.
S'a ales un comitet in persoa-
nele urmatorilor domni:
Gh. Dumitru. presedinte.
Oh. Cucu, vice-presedinte.
loan Bontescu, secretar prim.
Constantin Cornea, secretar IL
nanciar.
Emil Stoica, easier.
Toma Huditian 81 Toma Cucu'
controlOri.
Membrii care s 'au inserts 81 au
dat 81 donatii sunt urmatorii frati
Romim
Gh. Dumitru $40; Gh. Cucu
$40: loan Bontescu $40; Constan-
| tin Cornea So: Emil Stoica 50
Toma Cucu $40; Toma Huditian
So; Emil Coros $5; Nicolae Opris
$40: Toader Roman So; Toader
lMotu So; Vasile Tanase SO; 9Th.
Radu So; Achim Boician So; loan
Const. Cornea So: Nicolae Suclu
I$5: Iasif Oitean $5; Achim Matel
I$1O; loan Stoica Prundean So
lille Boicean So; Gh. Manicu 50
INicolae Gherghea SIS; Toader Po-
povici $50; Petre Sideras 81; J.
oan Veltian So; Toader Opris 50
loan Hurubean So; Iosif Popovici
So: Constantin Veltian So; Const
Stoica Achim So Ilie Catana $40
Oh. Andreias Orzea So; Andrel
lShna So; Nicolae Prundean So
IMihaila Suciu So; Simion Dumitru
I$5; 9Th. Comanici Tanarogea 50
vasile Barbu $40; loan nuse So
lloan Tatu So; loan Dancu $40
lIoan Hancu So; Nicolae Tintea
l$5; Gh. I4ibeg So; Naculai stoiu
lAchim $5.
| Pc linga t0ate aceste sumo 30
eietatsa ,Roninia Mare" doneaz;
suma de $357 IS.
Suma totalA in fondul sectlune
Ligei Nationale. Romfne din Uni
tversal Pa, este de "a cote 81 dona
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04

til de la membrii $277 90 81 dona-
tie din partea sscietatii $357 50,
total $634.55 bani gaia.
$500
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
Unui cetitor din Detroit:

VIIuI CtIIVOI UiIi OCVhO1V'
Dac al urmari ziarele americana
in aceasta privinta 81 daca teal
pricepe mai Ibine in materie de
gazetarie. atunci nu neal mai "a
cuza en- Alta usurinta copilareas
ca de ,,incosistenta'' Pima una
alta te sfatuim sa mai inveti. til
aiunge att?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
s 'MFA' -
IPUBLiCITAIEMl
,kksy2%SSEy~ , m1
DE vfNzARE.

Din nina liberia: Stor, Grocerie
81 Bucerie, aprovizionata GU tot
felul de marfuri 81 mobila moder-
ma.
Doritorii sa se adreseze la:
COSTEA & OPREA co.
725 n. Park, Warren. Ohio.
(38-52)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04
FARMA DE WHARF.

16O de acare grajd pivnta
gain casa pentru unee de auoob Far
ma este toaa pslan pamfnt aab
20 acare padure 47-5D
Toate acsstea $50 acau va por gani
Farma este Do sce 81 80 vnde din nina bea
prin agentL - Doritorii 81 adreseze la:
loan MARIs !. Z. Vassar, Mich, san Ia loan BfRaAN,
1006 Russell nbrset Detroit, Mich
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04

DE 1fNZARE.
! casa pentru doua familii.
1442 w. 57-th Str.
$4,000.
| casa eli 6 odai.
1868 Tillman Avenue.
100000. - $500.00 Cash.
I casa ell 9 odai.
1909 West 57-th Street.
$4.50O.0O. - $4,000 Cash.
1ntrebati la:
FRATu NYERGES,
1888 w. as Street, Cleveland, q
(49-51)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-04

Deci inca odata multumim in
general tuturor bine voitorilor
81 sprijinitorilor nostri care ne-au
dat nina de ajutor la buna reusi-
ia a acestei frumoase petreceri,
si-i rugam ca 81 pc viitor sa bine
voiasca a ne da bine yoitorul
dior sprijin, ca sa poata Inainta
81 1nflori societatea noastra.
In numele societatW Transit
vania' din Farrell, Pa:
Parfilie Zeicu, presedinte.
J. D. Regula, secretar prim.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-21

uration of the Victory loan campaign in
fused fresh strength to the stock market
at the opening of stoday's session. In the
active first half hour gains of one to t4ree
points were registered by shippings, equip
ments, metals, oils and motors; also ieath-
err, paper tobacco and food specialties.
United States steel advanced large frae-
ton, approximating the years highest quo,
tation. Rails followed their long sustained
course, falling to share even moderately
in the general advance.
The machinery of the exchange was tax
ed to its utmost to meet the extraordinary
demand for the morning. Extensive selling
for profits had little Neffeet, only few
issues, notably shipping yielding. while
others forged steadily ahead. Interest
to the firmness of U. S. steel be-
cause of today's meeting of the stoekhold-
ers. Strongest features of the first two
hours included Mexican petroleum, Sinclair
oil, general motors, Studebaker, Stuff Gem
trail Leather, Baldwin locomotive. Airbrake,
Steel Springs, American can, Sumatra to-
bacco, writing paper preferred, harvester
and cast iron pipe preferred.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-21

together with Russia, signatory of the
treaty of London, framed in London in
1910 before tine entry of Italy into the war
on the side of the entente. were in confer
enee and that President Wilson was not
present. 1t also was announced that ne
would not be present when conversations
were reopened today.
Mr.. Wilson has stood out against reeog-
milton of the treaty of London, upon which
ItaIy's maximum territorial claims are
based, aud his absence from the meeting
yesterday might have been caused by the
fact that the Italians were invoking that
convention in support of their territorial
claims.
In spite of the warning sent to Germany
by the peace conference that the Delegates
she sends to the peace congress must not
be mere messengers' Germany has select
ed rather unimportant persons to go to
have the power merely TO receive the peace
terms and take them to Berlin The Ger
man cabinet will then either accept or re-
Ject the terms, it is said, or submit them
Dispatches from Paris, however. reflect
a rather positive attitude ON the part of
the peace conference, which 1t is said, will
inform Germany that the men she sends to
Versailles must have power to sign the
neaee treaty It is said that the first act of
the meeting 10 be held April % will be TO
demand evidence from the Germans that
they possess such powers.
Bolshevism is again on the back track
on the western Ukrainian front, the
strength of the soviet forces having ap-
parently been concentrated in the effort to
overrun the Crimea, which has been sue
cessful. The cities of Zhitomir and
Proskurov, in the Ukraine, have been re-
taken from the Bolsheviki by forces COM
manded by Simon Petlura, the Ukrainian
peasant leader 1t is announced that ten
thousand Bolshevik soldiers have deserted
in a body and have joined the Ukrainians.
In northern Russia Bolshevik forces are
in retreat and are being closely pursued by
British, American and Russian troops.
Vienna is in the hands of the soviet adj
herents. 1t appears the transfer of au-
thority there was brought about without
great disorder bloodshed. Munich
probably is still held by soviet forces, but
German government troops before the
Bavarian capital have been reinforced by
soldiers from Wuerttemberg.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-21
HUNS ANSWER HALF HOUR.
Realize That Terms Awaiting Ger
many Are Cut and Dried.
tBy the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press.D
Berlin, April 19.-The German cab
met devoted less than half an hour
to the formulation of its answer to the
entente's invitation to Versailles for
the purpose of receiving a draft to the
peace terms
The procedure of the council of
four came as a surprise, notwithstand
ing the fact that the news of the past
week foreshadowed it and it is inter-
preted in cabinet circles and at. the
foreign office as final proof that the
entente is dfsinclined forthwith to en-
ter into negotiations based on Presi-
dent wilson's fourteen points" and
that the terms awaiting Germany are
cut and dried The German ennis
saries will merely have instructions to
carry the peace document back to
Berlin The question whether the
present government will assume the
RESPONSIBILITIES of accepting or rejecting
the terms or whether it will present
them for a national referendum is
matter of conjecture.
Official opinion SO far as advanced
tonight was opposed to the declaration
of a referendum and in favor OF per-
emptory declination of peace terms
based on any other proposition than
temper of the German working men IS
anti-ca pitalistic and anti-imperialistic
and the Bourgeoisie is in full accord
with the proletariat. The present
government, it has been learned, is not
flirting with the idea of plebisc1te
as it would much rather negotiate
peace and set the country at work but
it is also conscious that a peace settle-
ment in which Germany has not had
a voice would precipitate a storm OF
national resentment which no cabinet
could weather.
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believing Germany will pay no in
IDENTITIES if the Bo1sheviki get control
of the country.
BoishevisIn Not Trump.
This is purely bluff. because the
foreign office has absolutely nothing
to do with Bolshevism in Germany
Neither can the allies be blamed for
present conditions in Germany, since
the present government is wholly re-
sponsible for trouble with the work
men The government is deliberately
ignoring the unrest, saying it will dis
appear as soon as the allies grant
favorable peace. The fact is. Ger
many's internal troubles will no more
disappear as the result of peace than
they faded when it was announced that
allied food had arrived.
Most of the German people say the
present government will not last any
way, hence If it threatens to quit If
peace is not made in accordance with
German ideas it will be an excuse, and
nothing more. It is safe to estimate
that the majority of Germans favor
accepting any peace, but the foreign
office is willing to endanger the en-
tire people for the sake of reviving
Germany's Independence" rniIitar-
istically and alphabetically.
Radicals See Revolt Chance.
The radicals, who would overthrow
the government in case of a refusal to
accept the peace terms. are ready to
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PEACE TABLE SUMMARY
Associated Press Review of DeyeI
opments at Paris Conference
Today.

, The italian parliament. which was to
have met on Wednesday of this week. will
not convene until Tuesday, May G.. accord
ing to dispatches from Rome. This post
ponement has evidently been caused by the
failure Of the council of four Of the peace
conference in Paris to reach as yet any
claims to Fiume and the Dalmatian coast.
Dispatches from Paris indicate that the
titude has reached a critical phase. News
from the peace conference on Sunday
showed that representatives of Great Brit