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Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11
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Action on Revised Covenant Post
poned by Wilson's Illness.
FINAL ACTION ON THURSDAY
Council of Four Again Meets at
Lloyd Georges House, Colonel
House Representing the U.
S. President

Paris. April 9.-The meeting of tine
?eace conference commission on the
league of nations for consideration of
the completed draft of the covenant,
which had been planned for last night
has been postponed until Thursday.
Ii is understood the postponement was
necessary by the inability of President
Wilson TO attend a meeting earlier
than Thursday.
Tho drafting committee of the
league of nations has now completed
its work. The covenant. as revised,
contains % articles.
Meet at Georges Home.
The council of four met at the resi-
dence of Premier Lloyd George.
The first question taken up az The
forenoon session Of the council, mt
which Colonel House represented
President Wilson. was that of proce-
dure. This was considered In an ef-
fort to accelerate the work of the
council.
Situation improved.
II was Sktth ~ AthNt NfAH hANhihNi y
of the peace conference that the gem
eral situation was improved somewhat
because Of the agreement reached by
the commission on PREPARATIONS on the
main features of the separations ques-
tion. leaving only few unessentinl
details for adjustment. Generally a
more hopeful tone prevailed In confer
ence circles
Members of the American delega-
ton declined to give an explanation
Of the many rumors in circulation that
the conference would complete Its
work shortly. One member when
asked for definite information on the
situation, said:
you know the George Washington
has been ordered to Brest. That Is a
good subject for speculation"
Mo Differences, Says Press.
The views of President Wilson's Mt
tltude on French claims before the
peace conference put forth by Ger
tain American circles" are declared
by the Matln to be entirely fantastic"
President Wilson, the Matin says, is
conscientiously studying the final de-
tails of the preliminary peace.
The Petit Parislen comments In
much the same vein, emphatically de
nying that there are differences be
tween the French and American dele.
gationS, especially regarding financial
questions. as has been declared.
The Paris newspapers as whole
reiterate the view that it will be sew
eral days before the work of the con.
ference will be completed in suea n
way that peace may be made stimuli
taneously with Germany and her al
lies They predict that the meetings
in Versailles probably will take place
within fifteen or twenty days. how
ever.
Buffer State Abandoned.
According to lie Journal. the plan
for buffer state at the mouth Of the
Vistula has been abandoned the hand
ing over of Danzig to the Poles to be
probably the course adopted.
The Echo de Paris says Il is able
n state that the solution of the rep
arations question reached by the con-
ference provides for complete repara-
tiOn. The plan. 1t adds, calls for the
annual meeting of an interalIied com
mission to decide upon the sum that
Germany shall pay the following year.
1t is believed, this newspaper also
n
ly chosen as the seat of the Society of
Nations
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11
canadian Catholic Leader pIes.

Montreal. April 9.-Word has
reached here that Mgr. Emile Roy,
vicar general Of the Catholic arcn-I
diocese Of Montreal. died in Atlantic
city. He vas born at Facade, Que.
bee, In 1s6s.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11

Men do lot of things In this world.
but it's only what they do well that
counts.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11

A man does not need heavy sticks
In order to get sound from good
drum.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11

Barton and the Hse8ets hear
some news that startIes them
and sets Barton TO worrying
about a secret that ne shares
with no one. Don't miss the
next InstaIInent.
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11
The Substitute.

The Substitute.
"Was that man who talks so much
really overseasP
"Not quite"
''What do you mean by that2"
"He is frequently half seas over"
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11
"Yours truly,
"SILAS WRIGHT, JR."

DIIaAo WhIUI1Il JN.
I read the words over and over
again, but knew not their meaning.
Sadly and slowly got ready for bed
The noises of the village challenged
my ear after had put out my candle.
There were many barking dogs. Some
Aorsemen passed. with a creaking Of
saddle leather, followed by a wagon.
Soon / heard running feet and eager
voices. / rose and looked out of the
open window. Men were hurrying
down the street with lanterns.
Hes the son o. Ben Grimshaw," !
heard one of them saying. "They
caught him back in the south woods
Wauwatosa news. [volume] (Wauwatosa, Wis.) 1900-1948, 1919-04-11

deposited. There were IN the room q
bed. a chair, q portrait of Napoleon
Bonaparte and a small table on which
were a dictionary, Bible and a NUM-
Der of schoolbOoks.
These were Mary's books" said Mr..
Hacket. Il told your uncle that ys
could use them an welcome"
! sat down and opened the sealed
envelope with trembling hands and
found in II this brief note:
Dear Partner: want you to ask
the wisest man you know to explain
these words to you. / suggest that
you commit them TO memory and think
often Of their meaning. They are FROM
Job:
"'His bones are full Of tina sins "
his youth, which shall lie down with
him IN the DUST
81 believe that tLey are the most
impressive in all the literature / have
read.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20
TO nv BROTHER

(By Corrine Roosevelt Robinson)
loved you for your loving ways,
The ways that many did not know;
Altho my heart would Heat and
When nations crowned you with their
bays.
] loved You for the tender hand,
That held my own so close and
warm,
loved you for the winning charm,
That brought gay sunshine to the
] loved you for the heprt that knew
The need of every little child,
] loved you when you turned aud
i smiled
1t was as tho a fresh wibS blew.
loved you. for your loving ways,
The look that leapt to meet my eye.
The ever ready sympathy,
The generous ardor Of your praise.
loved you for your broyant fun
" That made perpetual holiday
For all who ever crossed your way
The highest, or the humblest one.
] loved you for the radiant zest.
The thrill and glamour that you
To each glad hour that We could
save
And garner from Times grim be.
hest
Isloved you for your loving ways
And just because loved them so.
And now have lost them-thus I
know
l must go: softly all my daysI
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20
LIEUT.. JAMES GOULD
AT NEWPORT. NEWS

Lieut.. James Gould arrived in New
port News Monday morning after. act
ice service in France for more thar
year. His many friends will be
Interested to hear of his safe arriva
in the states
Mrs. L. Harrison, of Atlanta, is Wis
lting Miss Kate Slater.
Mrs. H. c. Cummings and children
have returned to Darien
Mrs. J. g. Wimberly is ill to the
regret of her many friends.
Mrs. J. j. Conoley will leave this
week for Atlanta to visit relatives.
Mrs. Leon Wilson, of Wilson, is
spending some time on St Simons
o.
Mr.. and Mrs. Milton Brown and chill
dren have returned from st. Simons
-S-&
Mrs. F. F. Coney will leave Thurs.
day for Atlanta, where she will spend
several weeks
-<>
Mrs. A. l.. Church mas recovered
from a recent illness to the pleasure
CT her many friends.
Mrs E. F., Shaver and Miss Nell
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20

Mrs. R. Y. Smith, who underwent
an operation for appendicitis in the
Park View sanitarium in Savannah, is
recovering rapidly
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20
Ex- BID. MEET
WoMAN's | CLUB

The executive board of the Womans
club will meet this morning at eleven
O'Clock at he home of the president
Mrs. S. L. High, on Union street.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20

Death to Malaria, chIIs and Fever.
Benefits Prescription No. 1OS. Its
guaranteed and costs you only S0c.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20

Mr.. and Mrs. A Rothschild left
Sunday morning for a pleasure trip
to New York, aBltimore, Washington
and Atlantic City.
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20

, Mrs. B. A Daniels will return to
Tampa today, after spending several
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20

weeks with her mother, Mrs. ]. S.
Scarlett at Fancy Bluff.
A pleasant party that spent Sun
day in Brunswick the guests of Mr.
and Mrs. H. IversOn, were DIR. Geo
r. White, DIR. G. H. johnson. ]. E.
1verson and Master Johnson all OF
Savannah. They came down in Capt
VERSIONS pleasure boat the Hugo, Jr
The Brunswick news., 1919-05-20

Martin have returned to Jacksonville
after visit with Mrs. R. F. Sherman
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
UN ACUERDO DE Ia LIGA
De LAS NACIONES

PARIS. JUNO 15.-Baio la pre-
sidenciade NJ. Pichon, Sc reunio CT
Comite Organizador de la Liga de
Naciones.
FL sec~retario, general Sir Eric Dru-
mord, prescnto I'm memorandum res
pecto de Ia organization de la liga,
procediendo a IN gran debate, euyo
resultado Sc traduce en- ell siguiente
acuerdo:
Sierra de caracter esencial para Ia
liga ell estar completamente infor-
mazda dentro del memo tempo posi-
Bile, de TODD cuanto ocurra financic-
ra. comercial, polftica Y socialmente
en- todas parties del Universe. Cada
uno de los Estados que fornlan en- la
Liga, debcra mantener informado al
Secretario international de TODD
cuanto ocurra de que pueda tener
conocimiento en- Ell sentido lndicado.
La Liga de Naciones .ha acorda-
do recomendar d los gobienos de los
paises en- ~aquella comprendidos, cue
tengan como meritos Y serviclos, to-
do cuanto sua f~uncionariots reali-
cen en- provecho de los i~ntereses die
la misma.'
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
CITACION CONTRA Ell
KAISER Y VARIOS
GENERATES
Ell Procurador General de
Belgica los emplaza para
Ell dia IA de Octubre
ante la Corte de
Apelaciones de
Bruselas

PARIS, JUNO 15.-Un despacho
procedente de Suiza, recibiGo hoy en-
esta capital, transcribe una noticia
publicada por la Gaceta de Frank
fort, en- la que Sc dice que los bel
gas estan hacienda todos los prepa-
rativos para Ell juTado del eX-kaiser
Guillermo, y algunos de u genera
les. FL citado ~pcriodico, dice ell des
pacho de referencia, publica un men
safe de Bruselas dandc cuenta de cue
el Procurador general ha ordenado
que Sc ~Coloquen avisos oficiales ell
todos los lugares publicos, emplazan-
do a Guillermo de Hohenzollern, al
Principe Ruperto ex-heredero de Ba-
viera Y al general Opher, para que
,comparezcan ante la Corte dc Apela
clones de Bruselas el dia II de Oc-
tubre para responder a los cargos
que Sc les hacen por delitos cometidos
en- Belgica, durante la ]ocupacion a
lemana. Ell p%criodico al comcntar
la n~oticia de referencia, dice que
los belgas no pueden esperar a cue
ell cy-Kaiser comparezca a IA cita,
para someterse al jurado, de acuer-
do con las estipulaciones del tratado
de paz, cue determine que Sc crea TN
tribunal especial international para
juZgar al ex-monarca aleman.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
81 Alenania no finna eI tratado Al t~er1ni1ar el
plazo que Sc file, las @fuerzas belgas, ingle-
sas, americans y francesas, niciarm
81 aValce al interior al dlla s%iguiente
SimuItaneamente Sc pendra en- vigor Ell bloeueo economico
y la marina inglesa ~coeperara al emboteila-
miente de los puertos alemanes

PARIS. JUNO 15.-Alemania debe
aceptar ell tratado de paz para ell
pr6ximo sabado q del actual, o de 10
contrario sera aniquilada por COM
pleto. En- esa fecha, segln Sc sa-
be de fuente fidedigna, eXpirara cl
plazo que sc fijara al encmigo para
Ia aceptacion final o para e. recha-
70 de los terminus. 81 Aiemanla sc
rehusa a firmar, los eiercitos ALA
dos empezaran su avance al dla 81
guiente, Y ell bioqueo economico Sc
pondra en- vigor simultaneamente.
Para ahora Sc tienen va termina-
dos todos los detalles para las can
panas economical y militar contra A
lemania. para el caso de que cSta Sc
refuse a firmar las condolences dc
paz. Los planes del MariscaI Fcch,
segun Sc sabe, ~comprenden un
ce simultaneo de los ejercitos inGl6S,
belga, americana V frances. desde Ia
frontera h~olandesa a la frontera sui
"a.
Cada una dc las unidadcs que for
mar el ejercito de ocupacion, ha re-
cibido va suS instruccioneS, Y ma to-
mado va las posiciones necesarias pa
"a una rapida Marcia al interior de
Alemania.
La marina britannica Sc hala tam
bien preparada para embotellar con
pletamente el area alemana del Mar
del Norte Y los p~uertos alemanes del
Baltico. FL Consejo Supreme Eco
nomico. por su parte. dirigira los
trabajcs del bloqueo para lograr el
aislamiento dc Alemania. Ese. cuer
DO termino aver todoS los detalles
para Ia cfectividad del bloqueo.
Ell Consejo de los Cinco estuvo
trabajando aver tarGc activamente
ell la confeccion dc la respuesta ALA
da a las contraproposiciones alema-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16

{ A S Z S Z
CataloEo dc GsmaS mcxicsnaS y otras
nscionalidades cxtcnsa lista de hcr!nosos
nombres.
Mandc UN DOLLAR v ic cnsiarcmoS a
rueita de correo. nucStro complete Cats-
} logo Matrimonial. con descripcioncs COM
|, pletas de muchas joveneS y alGunaS viu-
) das. que buscan a I'm marido bucno y hon.
! rado. Pucce listed cScri6ir a cualquicra
I dc elias y contracr un feliz m]atrinonio en-
! muy brcve tempo. Nosotros. por nucstra
I rarte. SomoS personals rcComcnGablcS. nurS-
! tro negocio csta basado sobrc Ia hoEraLcz
I y legitimidad: asi cs auc no dcjc QUO IA
I pcqucna cantidad dc UN DOLLAR Sirva
! dc estorbo en- una probable FELlCIDAD
, MATRIMONIAL. Escriba hoy mismo n:
RELIANCE CLUE.
, Box SIS. Los Angeles, Gal.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
CAUSAPOR QUE
Sc ADMITIRA EN- LA
LICA A ALEMANIA
Temen los aliados que Sc una
a Russia y forme GIRO grupo
con las potencias enc
migas para hacer de
nuevo la guerra a
los aliados

PARIS, JUNO l5.-El movimientu
que sc ha iniciadc en favor de la ad-
mission de Alemania en- la Liga de las
Naciones Sc debe principalmente al
deseo de evitar la poSibilidad de que
Sc forme otro grIpo compucSto por
las p~otencias enemigaS. el cual CON-
p~rerderia a Alemania, Russia Y el an
tiguo grupo %teutonlco.
Han llegado pruebas a IA COME
rencia de Ia paz de que en- .Alemania
Russia Sc %ejerce alguna influencla
para establecer relaciones sobre la
base de una combination de las po-
t~encias que no son admitidaS ahora
en- Ia Liga de las Naciones. Aunque
no Sc cree que estas relaCiones sean
inminenteS, Sc tiene preSente que el
pligro de tai combination subsistira
siempre mientras Alemania Sc halle
|, fuera de la Liga V por esta aus
Sc ha recomendado a los aliados que
acepten SUI ingreso en- la Liga como
medic de semeterla d las mismas obi
gaciones que han contraido las GemdS
naciones.
Una de las mas atlas autoridades,
dice:
"Nosotros podremos tratar mejor
con Alemania 81 Sc encuentra dentro
de Ia Liga, COMO n~osotroS, cue 81
la dejamos fuera. En- esta Ultima
situacion seguiria suS propios des,
+;,o- p,iao+rar -, JaD+r, do In ::
ga. debe conformarse a las mismas
cbligaciones que pesan sotrc los ALA
dos"
FL texto del ~convenio de la Liga
prevee la admission de .Alemania Ell
el case de que ofrezca g~arantias
efectivas acerca de sus S~ince-sS in
tencion2s de observar las cb!igacio-
mes internacionaleS. La rec0menda-
cian que Sc ha sometido ahora 81
Consejo &c los cuatro define cstas
~garantias efectivss Que consisten :an
Ell estahlecimiento de un Gobierno, IA
firma del Tratado de Paz Y Ia lcal
ejecuci6n de las condolences del ira
tado.
Ell ~convenic de la Liga tambien
impone una condici0n q Ia entrada
de .Aiemania en- la Liga Y consists
en- que debe acePtar las reStriccioneS
militares Y n~avales que en- el conNe-
Mo Sc imponen. Sc Ia propuesto que
Sc ]interprete esta condicion en- e.!
! sentidc de que significa la abo!icior
! del servicio militar ~obligatorio.
NJ. Clemenceau objeto, san enlr
barge, qGe tai Interpretation podria
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16

mas V Ia Comision especial de redac-
cion dedico toda la tarde en- la tarea
de reunir las varias estipulaciones de
Ia nota Y hacer los cambios necesa-
rios en- ell texto del tratado.
Paul Dutasta, Secretario de la Con
ferencia de Paz, scra quien haga en-
trega de la respuesta, al Condo
Brockdorff- Rantzau, ell dia de ma,
mana. La respucsta es bastante eX
tensa. pues contcndra no menos de
10000 palabras. Al mismo tempo
de Ia entrega, sc notificara a los a
lemancs que tendran cinco dias para
OAR a conocer su decision. FL Sc
cretario Dutasta llevara a cabo esta
comisi6n sin ceremonial alguna. Tam
POGO Sc %convocara a session pienaria
de Ia Conferencia dc Paz para ra-
tificar ell tratado r~cformado. Los re-
presentantes de Checho-E slovaquia Y
Polonia, que son las unicas n~aciones
peuuenas intereSadas en- las modifi-
c~aciones, fucron llamados por cl Con-
sejo de los Cinco aver tardc, para
daries a conocer las reformas.
Las concesiones a Alemania, segun
Sc sabe, consistiran en- que a fu-
turo de Silcsia Sc determine por me-
do dc un ~plebiscito; ell acortamicn-
to del periodic para la admission de
AIcmania en- la Liga de las Nacio-
mes; la determination dc la cantidad
total que debera pagan Alcmania por
Preparedness. debiendo hacerse dicha
determination este ano en- vez de den
tro dc dos. como sc habia estipulado
por los aliados Y el control de la ocu-
pacion militar de los districts del
Rim por una Comision civil. La
respuesta sin embargo, dedicara u
ma gran partc de su ~contenido en- ex-
plicar y ~aclarar cl tcxto del tratado
original.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
L~IECHTENSTElN ENVIO
UN ULTIMATUM A
la ENTENTE

PARIS. JUNO 15.-Una nota curlo-
sa ha llcgado a las Conferencias de
Ia Paz, que senala Ut gesto circuns-
tancial de las actuales cosas que St
suceden. FL principe de Lieshtensteln
ha enviado un ultimatum a aquella,
prometiendo suspender o intefceptar
con la mislna sus ccmunicaciones, g,
no es oida en- su deseo de :ormar par
te de la Liga de Naciones.
Debe tenerse en- cuenta que la ru-
ia entire Viena Y Paris atraviesa el
citado princ:pado, de manera que la
amenaza de e%ntorpecer las comuni-
caciones puedc ocasionar mortifica-
clones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16

Licschtensten es el Estado mas pc
oueno de Europa. spartc de Monaco
V San Marine. Tiene - miilas DE
extension de Norte a Sur Y su sncho
es de cinco millas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
COMO ESTA INTEGRADO
Ell NUEV0 GABINETE
DEL ALMLRANTE
KOLCHAK

LONDRES, JUNO 14.-Despachos
recTbidos en- esta capital, ~proceden-
tes de Omsk, asiento del gobierno
del Almirante kolchak dan cuenta
dc que e. citado jefc del gobiern0
rus ha organizado definitivamente
81 nuevo gabinete. Ell Ministerio, que
segdn Sc dice, comprendc represen-
taHtes de todos los c~o!ores politicos
de Russia, predominando los elemen-
tos liberales Y socialistas, es como
sigpe:
Presidente del .Consejo de Minis
tros. Pedro Fasiliovitz Vologodsky,
revolucionario social: Ministro de
Justicia, Professor Telberg. democrat
ia constitucionalista; Por el Minis
tro de Relaciones Exteriores. fungi
ran intrerinamente ell Professor Guiuns,
s~ocialista del pueblo, Y J. Soukine. eX-
miembro de Ia Mission extraordina-
ria a los Estados Unidos; Ministro
de Hacienda. J. A. Mikhailoff, de-
m6crata constitucionalista; Ministro
del Trabaio. Leonides Shoumilovskp,
democratic socialism,; Ministro dc
Instruction. Professor Preobrajensky,
socialista del pueblo; Ministro de Co.
municaciones V obras publicas, NJ.
O~ustrougoff. democratic constitucio-
nalista; Ministro de aprovisiona.
miento. NJ. N~ekhludoff, democratic
constitucionalista; Ministro de Agri-
cultura X. Petroff, rcvolucionarit
! socialista; Ministro de Guerra, Ge-
neral ~Stepanoff, democratic socialis-
ia: Ministrc de Marina, Contra-Al-
mirante Smirnoff, democratic c0nstl-
~,cinpalS+a
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
Ell PUEBLO DE Fernando
MA Sc AMOTIN0 Y.
APODERO DEL
COB. LOCAL

ROMA, JUNO 15.-El pueblo de la
ciudad de Ferrandina ha tornado el
control de Ia administration, segun
dice un despacho recibido hoy en- es-
ia capital. Cinco agitadores socIa-
listas fueron a~prehendidcs alli- ii
pueblo pidio V obtuvo la libertad y
alentado por este eyito, lego hasta
~apoderarse del gobierno local. Las
autoridades pidieron refuerzos y va
Sc envian u~rgentemenSe.
Ferrandina Sc e]ncueatra a So MI
Has al sureste de Potezna y 20 MI
las de Ia costa del Golfo de Torren-
to. Su ~poblacion es de 5000 habI-
tantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
COMBATES ENTIRE LOS
ESTONIANOS Y
ALEMANES

ESTOCOLMO, JUNO 15.-Fuerza'
estonianas han tenido erct4crtros
con tropas alemanas de- Landwerth
en- Ia region oriental de Riga donde
destacamentos l~etistas han tenido Sc
rios encuentros tambien con los ale
mares, segun las noticias o~ficialss
emanadas del Quartet general dc aque-
las tropas.
Ell ~viernes fue capturado kreitz-
burg por los estonianos, cayendo en-
su polsr muchos prisionerea
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16
Ell MINISTR0 FRANCES EN-
LA REP. De O

PARIS. JUNO I5--Ha sido NOM
brado miniStro de Francia en- Polo
MIA, Eugenio L. PraIon.
'Fue Consul general en- Ginebr.
V ha estado en- Varsovia varias soma
mas. eierciendo de Encargado dr Ne
gocios de Francia En- 1901, NJ. Pra-
lon artu6 de. Secretario de la Conf
sion Gesignada para estudlar la ma
nera de desarrollar las reiscloneS
entire Francia Y los paiSes latino
amaricanos-
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-06-16

plantear ell ~problema del ser:icio MI
iitar obligatorio en- la Conf,erencia,
po- cuva razon esta recommendation
al C~onsejo de los Cuatro fut omit
da.
e Console dcGico el dia de hoy a
examinar este Y otros informes de
las comisiones. Sc tienen razones pa
ra suponer que ia replica a A!ema-
MIA nc estara preparada para antes
de fines de la preSente semana, pro-
bablemente para ell ~viernes, y que
Sc concederan cinco dias a los pleni-
pohenciarios alemanes ara dar una
definitiva y final contestacl0n u la
misma.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-04-02
GERMAN MINERS ARE TO
BEGIN A GENERAL STRIKE.

Essen, Monday, March 31s-Dele-
gates from the Revolutionary" miners
representing 1876 mines, have voted at
a meeting here to begin general
strike on April i and not to take up
work again until their demands are
fully complied with.
The miners demands include the
immediate introduction of six-hour
day; a 25 per cent. increase in wages;
the immediate release of political pris-
oners; the disarmament of the police
in the mining districts and payment
by the nation for the days the miners
have been on strike.
The miners sent q message to the
governing council at Budapest con-
tanning brotherly greetings and the
declaration that they were inspired
by the victory OF their Hungarian
comrades over "the accursed class. .
The Essen miners further announced
that they would fight shoulder to
shoulder with their Hungarian and
Russian brothers, with all means in
their power to compel the establish
ment of a Socialistic Soviet govern
ment. ..
A statement has been issued from
official sources on the coal production
There was a reduction in January
of 80 per cent. below the October fig
ures, and six hour day, it is point
ed out, would result in a further re-
duetion of about one third.