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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Ends Fuel Famine Menace

The action today ends q ne-up OF
the cnaI industry of more than FIVE
weeks duration and one which was
more far reaching IN its effects than
any other in history Of the country.
As z result Of rile strike the country
was fast approaching a complete
shutdown OF industry and wide
spread suferings.
The decision OF the miners came
after many hours Of debate IN which
the radical element IN the general
committee made incenliary speeches
against operators and others inter
esfed IN settlement Of the strike and
for time threatened ID defeat ef-
forts u ser-ie the srrik al ms time.
The conservative eiemsnt, led ny act
Ing-Pres,deut John L Lewis and
Secretary Treasurer William Green
gained control of the situation this
morning and succeeded N putting
down practically all opposition oy the
time the question came Id vote.
One concession was made 70 the
radicals. The committee agreed 10
the calling of a general convention OF
the miners at future date al which
time the action OF the general com
nrr4ee viii be explained fully The
opponents of acceptance of the Pres
idenr's plan made their fight prlnci-
paIly on the theDry tiiH1 only a gen
eral convention Of the mine workers
had power u call of the strike.
Members of the general committee
tonight refused 70 make public the
name of the delegate VINO cast the
one dissenting vote.
Two statements were given out
following adjournment Of the con-
ference by Acknowledgement A
Mitchell Palmer who first submitted
the Presidents proposal 10 acting
President Lewis and Secretary T-ea
srr-e- Green al conference in Wash
ingrun last Saturday and came To
(continued on Page -Col. 2
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Rosy-Hued Sugar
Under SuSpiciOn

New York. Dec. 1g-The Health de-
parrment has begun an ANALYSIS u1
samples of rainbow" sugar-gran-
uiared sugar having q 1inkisii rinEe
to ascertain If II contains; iele.eri-
GUS substance of arv kind Com
plants from parents IN rasinus parts
of the CITY that their ciiiidr.n had
become i'll after eating cnlnred sugar
were responsible frr a decision IN
anas-ze IL il was explained. Tests
Of many varieties of candy also are
under WAY. II WINS snid.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
GOSS CHOSEN
MAYOR OF AUBURN
OVER HASKELL

Auburn. Ne, Dec. 1o-Henry Z.
GosE was eIected mayor for two yea-s.
tndRy. defeating Lewis VI Haskell. Jr-
93S 10 900 Councilmen elected in the
fac wards are George T. Woodrnun.
Forest E Luuden. z. Harrington Alb
bot E I. Pennen and Emile F-ere.
Both mRyurniry candidates were DEM
orrars. but there WIS no party desig-
mutton On the ballot
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
|elegTaphie Orders to Resume Wax Sent to 1000
Locals d Mine wgtEs- -OpdatDfs Says Max
inum Operation BY Friday Shipments From
Mines By hmtH-- Settlement is Recognition d
Governmental and Court Authority, Asserts H.
mDg6aea- Praises Stand d Mine President
and Secretary

Indianapolis Ind, Dec 1o,-The coal miners strike is
ended.
With but one dissenting the general committee of
the United Mine Workers of America in session here this
enoon voted accept President Wilson's proposal for i'm
mediate TO work pending settlement of their
wages controversy with operators by commission to be an
pointed by him.
kilograms tonight to the four thousand
locals Of the by international officials of the
workers nsucng the return to work iur,eate,r
Full Instructions with regard to the agreement VIII be sn+
out tomorrow morning
Operators tonight predicted full resumption of onera
tons Friday and shipment of coal TIE mines BEGINNING
Monday morning
Miners, operators and officials alike were
graIed highly the settlement tonight and an sides an
peared confident Of final satisfactory settlement of the
fight by the commission.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Miners Accept Govt Offer Of IA Per Cent In
crease--1o Return to Work at Once While Com
mission Seeks Basis New Wage Agreement
Fuel Restrictions To Continue for Present
RESUME OF
SOFT COAL
SITUATION

/ Indianapolis, Ind, Dee 1n--Tle de-
clsion Of the general committee of the
Unifed Nine Workers of America,
consisting Of international and dis
/. tI'ict officials and members Of the
scale committee and executive board
10 accept President Wilson pro-
posHl, marks The end of the Ereatest
industrial battle n the history Of
uninn labor Ii America. II reached
far beyond the confines Of the Goa
mining industry and practically
Daralized business, manufacturing
and transportation, and caused in
tense suffering IN many localities by
the shutting of Of fuel 70 domestic
CONSUMERS
On September 30 iasi Lte conven-
rnn Of the United Mine Workers
nesting al Cleveland, ts,sro adopted a
resolution demanding an increase 81
60 per cent n wages. a SIX hour day
and five day week and authorizing
the International officials 70 cal
SA3 nj VA III DALAAIll4ltblS fslE1fGtIS
Cnifed States, effective November Z
IN the erent a satisfactory wage
agreement had mt been negotiated
by thai date
Two sessions Of the joint commit
zee Of miners and operators Of the
central competitive field. composed OF
western Pennsylvania ONO. Indiana
and L1linols-une held IN Buffalo the
latter part If September. and the
other N Philadelphia October 70 g
failed 70 reach settlement and on
October Il me strike order effective
a. midnight October g was issued
from the International headquarters
here. L was signed by john -
Lewis president and William Green
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
Government agents took q hand IN
ne controversy on October u. when
Secreta,-y Of Labnr Wilson. invited
President Lewis and T. =. Brewster,
president Of tiR Operators Associa-
uun. 10 meet him IN Washington On
October Il This conference tailed of
results and 4 Joint conference Of min
ers and operators. also called ny Sec
- 44sbAA. E4AiIOOA 4
settlement after being IN session
three DAYS. October - ID "a
President Wilson issued a state
ment OCrnDer y. demanding the re-
cal Of the coal mine strike order and
declaring that a strike under those
circumstances is not only unjE1iti-
ahie. but unlawful
The general committee Of the min
e-s. meeting here On October % re-
iecrad the proposal 70 withdraw the
strike ar1er and the following oar
made reply 10 President Wilson's
statement declaring il -ferceiv part
san.
On petition af the government.
United States District Judge A. 3.
Anderson on October 81 issued
temporary restraining order 70 pre-
vent miners officials from doing any
thing IN flr-herance of the strike.
The order was made returnabie on
November :. when a temporary m
junction was granted and a raanda-
rory order issued requiring the re-
sCinding Of the strike order. The
general committee again was called
ID meer IN Indianapolis and after 4
session lasting from ! A NJ until 4.In
O'Clock the next morning agreed tn
Continues an Page Acol. n
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
MINERS STATEMENT

srise sn,cs1 prevent II from doing
SO anr t'e commission ~fll have
authority 70 Tx tire cate when
any award Il makes wish becorne
effective.
1.-THE Presidents pian further
provides that uppn general re
sumption Of operations tire ste
tas quo will be maintained. that
rs, that all mine workers Will We
turn 70 WORK with ar increase
~ wages amounting TO "a per
cert upon the Same basis ~1'c','
obtained an October 81, 1919.
Mariner operators nor miners Will
be allowed 70 Grange the basis
and no discrimination ty the coal
operators will be permitted
''it WAS these specIfic features
nf tire Presidents prupnsai WHICH
marie y acceptable 70 me inter
natipnal officers of TIRE Gnrter
Mine Workers when sunmir-ec 70
ti4ern through Attorney General
Palmer anr Secretary Turnuity
"a Washington on Saturday. Dec.
6.
I'VE are accepting -hs Sresi-
aent ar has snrd. feeiing confident
that he will appoint . tribunal
composed Of fair minced naen
vino will give full INC cornpsete
recognition to the justice Of the
mime workers claims Besides.
IL is fair 70 assusne that tf1e pub
Bir wiA not only insist that full
Justice be accorded the mine
workers but aisr ssilI accept the
Hnring Of tire tribunal appointer
nv tne President OF r.,e United
States as FAIR anr erurtaoie ce-
termination OF all tire ISSUES IN
vciser."
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
MERCY PLEA
By Counsel for Gold
man and Berkrnan
Says Deportation Of Notorious Anar-
rs,ists to Russis Would Mean Ger
tain Dezes, for Pai~Sees<s Opinion
Supreme Court or Their Case

Washington. Dec N.-Depu-talnn
Of Emma Goldman and Alexande-
Serkman To hita Guard" Russia
would be eouiraseut 10 pronoUncins
death sentence upun them. FAIRY
Weinbercer counsel for the Two
radical leaders asserted IN a brief
filed 1otiay with L,se supreme court n
4 final effort ID prevent their remDv
a. frum the JulEed States
The highest court WIS asked u re-
ceIve Ell appeal from rie action IT
Federal Judge MAYER N New York
winch dismissed an application for
habeas corpus writs Counsel both
for the accused and the government
were permitted 70 Submit briefs.
weInherrar n has brief admitted
that his clients were anarchists. but
commended there was insufficient evi-
tience 10 warrant deportation and
charged that the secretary of labor
exceeded his jurisdiction and dis
cretion'' in ISSUING the depnrra1lnn
order. ConsrirutianRiity Of The
statutes under winch II was issued
assa was artacked, and a. this point
-euuseis said thai deportation IN the
:" White Guard country CT DEM
kline. KDlcnak and Yuderitcr" WOOL
be equivalent 70 a death sentence.
Any action which would delay de-
porta1ien was opposed n the gov
erurnent's brief which declared the
defendants q menace To society.
Should the appeal be granted. the
government asked thar bail ne re-
fused pending final discrimination.
In granting WeinDerger permission
To seek an appeal for error, Judge
MAYER gave him until P NJ. ronor
row ID perfect his WIT and II was Ne
lieved the supreme court would take
notice of this IN reaching :, decision
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
CHURCH NEEDS
OF MAINE ARE TO
GET ATTENTION

Portland, Me-. Dec. 1o--An organ
iza-ion has been effected I'd take I'D
the work If organizing special lines
Of work N the respective counties
of the State as a result Of the Maine
Conference of the InIar-Church
World Movement which was con-
Guided TO-DAY.
Il is planned also ID hold COUNTY
conferences AZ which the specific
needs IN the counties viii be consld-
cred by minister's and lavment in
those districts.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

iciy commend the wise snc pa
trsut,c action Of Mr.. Lewis, Mr..
Green anc their assistants ! arm,
OF course grsti{1ea ar tne out-
come winch is one ehe entire
cuurtry will approve Mining
~ssti be fully resumed 1t once.
tsse sanger Of distress anc sur
fering curing the winter is pass
ed- t+e authority nf thu govern
msn1 has beer recngnixec and
upheiG. -ne supremacy Ut tne law
has been established. and q pre-
cedent of incaicuiaoie value mas
been set FOR the 5eacefus. order
sx and lawful adjustment of IN
custrial disputes"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
FlhYSR R. BILL
La Toilette Sees No
Redee1ning Feature
Measure Not Framsd in interest," Of
Psnpie-Derlares Passage W0ui1
vsIid.te ~All chicznsry Of 70 Years
Of Raiiruaa Juggling"

Washington, DEE. In--A-tacking the
Cummins ziiroad bin as a measure es-
peciAIly designed 10 heip the roads with
their return 10 privass operation. Sen
a1nr La Toilette. Republican, WISCONSIN,.
declared IN the Senate tDday that is
enactment would CONSTITUTE the great
est stain On Legislation in the history
of the American nation"
There is NOT here In this nil une
clause II the interest Of the people
said Sfna1Dr La Fnller.s. who charged
thai the measure sought Id validate ''al
lhs cticanerr of 70 yen-s Of railruRd
JuEgierr' and tastsn II On the people.
Conrending that government OWNER
ship was the ultimate solution Of the
~ t-nad problem. the wisconsin Ssua-
TOT declared the plaa had not been given
a lair test because there had been an
organized press and railroad attempt
70 disc-ediI IL In framing The hill ID
meet conditions arising with the end
a1 the wartime federal control. Senator
La Toilette said thai the Senate ynfer-
state commerce committee had not
gwen a full hearing 10 me army Of
railway employees vftaliy concerned In
tine future policy dealing with the great
transportation systems
When the SenH1e rscessed tonight Sen
atur La Toilette had cot concluded his
address after speaking rwn days. and
viii resume 1umur-uw There was no
indication rs 10 how much more time
he might require End leaders said they
now had M iGea when the bin u1grr
he passed.
While Sen-ior Ia Fulier-s was assRil-
ing L1ls Cummins bill. Robert 6 -uret-
president CT the Tnion Pacific gys-
rem. IN d srz-ement Gent To members
Of Cong-ess declared the measure mad
the merit a. leHst of recognizing the
1ac1s of the railroad situation ana the
courage of graphing with them IN IA
honest attempt 10 solve the propieYn
The Chamber Of Commerce Of the
United States. in Z s1a1snent todav
calling attention u IT'S referendum last
year On needed raii-naG Legislation.
said thai u,lless The government about
I'd a railroad policy thar would enat,ie
r-Ivafe corporations n meet expenses
and obtain necessary capital corporate
operation Will fail and the government
VIII have 10 resume the burden Of Cd
Grating ana probably Of owning the
roads -
Elliott r Goodwin. general stcresarv
Of the -harnDe- asked business men to
ur-e Congress 20 include in -ailwa-
Legislation soon 70 ne anacfed q rule
Of -atn-making designed 20 vieId stuff
Client revenue 10 enahle the rait-pads
10 furnish the service that is required
by the public
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
COAL STRIKE ENDS
Attorney General and
Miners on Settlement


tine SnaI strike 10 sst1led as
the government Wantsd X ssttieu.
When Messrx. Lesvis and Green
came 70 sse me Saturday ! re-
statec what the governments
position hac been frurn tire be-
psnninp and insisted on their &c
quissoence. They finally agreed
70 t. They have now persuad-
ed the officers uf their nrpauixa-
ton that the situation calls for
compiianre with the courts or
der and the governments wish
Go. AND nm csrtain that all thu
miners ~ the country ~ili Ghssr-
fully ac1uiesce IN the derisicn Of
their leaders. ! desire to pub
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

1.-THE uniser Mine Mrrxerx
representatives ssreer 70 accept
the Presidents proposal an a na-
sis of settlement OF the cnai
strike They did 50 because u
provides a defnite. concrete and
practical method by winch ane
uuate consideration and q proper
adjustment Of their cisim for an
secrease IN wages ana improved
conditions OF employment rrny be
brought about The United Mine
Workers Rave full confidence N
tire P-esident of the unFter
States and . profound regard fnr
his will and Judgment
1.-THE Presidents proposal dfs-
fers from any proposal nersfo-
fore prupuser m that = leaves
nrrfsinp in court 50 Far as plan
of adjustment and the detaIts
rnererf is cnncerner. The scnerne
proposed by DR.. Garfield ieft
no hone for the mine workers
ors,er t..an the acceptance CT n
tHCrEa6S W iHHhf'S
oer cert The President pro-
pnsal provides tiaat TINS amount
OF advance Is preliminary znn
rhzt sne trsbunsa wsnicn ne sssti
sst No wiu kzSe fuia authority
u crnEicier further questions or
wages and working sunrrtions as
we'll as profits II II snail SO ae-
eide. IL further provides -frzf
IN. cnnsnfsssun wall have sI-
thurlty to settle Internal Hues-
e,nns peculiar 70 s.ch district MI
of WINCH are OF Vsry great m
purrance 70 ts1e msre workers.
1.-THE cnrun,isssun ~ih MAKE Irs
-enprt WITHIN 60 days unless
some insu-mountanie difficulties
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
PARSON MAYNARD
MUST EXPLAIN
HIS LIQUOR TALK

Washington, Dec. Io-Lieutsrant Bel
rtn W Maynard was ordered tncay IN
report Monday ID Ma. Cen Msnoper.
director of military aeronautics. to ex-
plain the statement attributed 10 him
BIZ the Anta-sasann League of America
with reference 10 the use of alcoholic
liquor by army air service pilots
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
MACHIAS BOY Is
KuLEDCOASTING

Machias. Ne. Dec. 1l--Julian XII
EDn. the 1S-ysar-old Sol OF Harold
Nilton. Was killed to-day while cnast-
ing The steering rope parted. CANS
ing his sled 10 collide with q side
, walk
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
THE WEATHER
FAIR AND COLDER

Northern New England Fair and
cnider Thursday; Friday partly
cloudy and not so cold.
Southern New England: Fair and
colder Thursday; Friday parity
cloudy and not SO cold.
Eastern New York: Fair and con-
lnued cnid THURSDAY; Friday cloudy
not quite SO cpiti.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11

The weather has became decidedly
colder generally east Of the Missis-
sippi River
During the last - hours there
were rains throughout the Atlantic
states.
The temperature will rise some
what Thursday and Friday in the
upper Lake region and Fridav in
the middle Atlantic and New Eng
land states
Winds OF the Atlantic coast
North of Sandy Hook: Strong west
winds, fair weather. Sandy Eook 10
Har1eras: Strong north and north
weEI winds and TAR weather.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
SCARLET FEVER
CASE CLOSES
MASON INSTITUTE

Spningvaie. Ne. Dee 1D.-NasB0n In
sfitute. training schuni attended by
20 girls frum ali parts or New England.
Was closed tDday fur H least three
weeks by order Of the local board Of
health because one OF the students has
scarlet tever.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1919-12-11
Boston Fcrecasr

Thursday fair and colder: Friday
fair slowly rising temperature, fresh
northwest winds
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-07-10
Katttpftt t1tnn nilla.
Gpberale Sropper bil be9pnbe ct Telt
tog moo ban. &illa beprbrer
Mmerifanere benet.

@albington BEN 26en S1lt. Sro
Gbibuabua bleb Der mel6t til l16en.
lrigsoepartementet i6ag, at General
for 6e merifonife fp6erale Eropper
9iegue8 f,1art bil6e begpn6e ct Gelt.
tog moo @illas Stprfer. Mnore Gf'
terretnineer ira Merico git 11o pao,
at Sernbaneforbin6el 1nellem ssSua:
reg % Gbibuabao fanife life piloe
blibe gienoptogct paa flere Tiger.
Gl &aio Sen 26en Suli. On us.
1p1bing, Der Dor / nor6lige Merico
|og iou1 Tom til @ranien ioag, tiger, al
Srancisco 8illa beor6reoe aIle Slime,
rifanere bRngt, faafnart Sc blep fan,
get, efter ben amerifanffe grpe5ition
|in6 Merico. &an fen6te ct ssern.
banetog til 8iIla Mbnmeba for at tnge
6erDnren6e 9lmerifanere tilfonge %
bar iaa forbitret paa Mmerifanerne,
at ban lobe6e at brPbe lin 8ro6er
@ipolito 8illa paogruno of oennes
angipelige @enffab for oer1, beretteoe
Slpgtningen.
gilla % Martin 2ope3 babbe en-
Erptte efter Gilbngetoget fra SSnarea
og iplitte6e fine 9tprfer, iag6e ban.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-07-10

Su1rnalifternes Taeforenins. $685.
ton 6en Ste sSuli. Sonrnaliiter aniat
be6 8oSton=8lo6e> organil ferret. iom
u92eips @riters Union SEQ. II, bar
lten1t for at itreife, bbis life 8ostons
Ylaoeierforening anerfien6er 6eres
9fet til at organiiere fig og offor6erc
i Selles1fab. @treifofiten1ningen
fu1ste paa flere &onferenier me6 @ie
erne> Ser ffal babe fortalt @eporter=
mes aomite> at 6eres Gorlangen6e an.
tDoeee, at 6e organiiere6e Mrbei6ere
foripgte at tilrone fig @ontrol ober
81a6enes reoafttoneue YoIitif. .
8oibington BEN Ste SuIi. Sour
nalilter ober bele 2a116et bil f11art
bope oannet Gagforening> ipaae6e
Sefreter for Set d1nerifanlfe MrRei.
oerforbnno 6ranf Morrilon i6ag, 6a
ban lelte ct Telegran o1n, at @epor-
tere Boston trner 11e6 at Itreife.
uSnaf ON, at Sagforel1ingsarbei-
6ere foripger at fontrolere 8la6el1es
Holitif, er Slu60er," fag6e Morri-
ion. Boston =Gagforeningen bor
erilteret aarebis."
@D @efor6 for 8riien paa Gbin.
Gbicogo ben 26er SSuli. Gn 11p Re~
for6 / Briier pna 5Din bleb lat Der
ibog n1eo. $22 pr. 100 @uno. -
8e6 Mabningen al Morfe6et bor
ser en- itprf 4idbetrafif og Bri1erne
|gif op- 25c til 35c oper @anrsoagens
Morfeospris. S'ere at oe ftore
5Ioeterteiere trof fig tilbage fra
Marfebet, ibet Be bar oberbepi1te ON,
lat Der biIoe fonlnte en- genftiott.
8riferne pao fonnel1oe @ornnb<
linger git geiret fummen nreo Sbi,
|nepriierne, fra y til Sc.
Minneapolis tidende. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1895-1935, 1919-07-10
@ntkrtng BrrnRtt
SDiflano erHGrcr fig til Glemenceau
1 berebt til at ppfylbe Gritatninss=
bel ltcmmellerne.
Mllierebes &o'nite paalast at bape ben
biterrisife Sraftat ferbi8 Sirs'
bag eller Cnsbag.

3iiricb SEN Ste Suit. Gen tDfe Sc,
giering bar un6errettet Bre1niern1,
hitter Glemenceau, at Den er re6e til
at opfp10e gr1tatuingsbelte elferne
/ 6re6straftaten og ien6er en &on1=
misiion al Tagfo1f til @eriailles fc:
nermere .ltn6errctninger, mel6te ct
Ge1egram fra Berlin i6ag.
Haris BEN Ste sSSuli. De al1iere6es
&onite, ser uoorbei6er 6en piterriglfe
Eraftot> blep i6ag paalagt at bobe
&elten al Dofl1me11tet fpr6igt for at
foreleages for Ben eiterrigife 9ele=
CATION Girs6og ellcr 0nsoag. 9iter.
rigerne pil blibe gipet fenten Cages
Sri1 til Spar.
Naris ben 76e Sult. Com @oar
poa Ell @ote fra Eplferne un6errette=
Sc Yremierminiiter Glemenceau Dem
i6ag on1> at alle ,9ofumenter, ion Sc
bab6e un6crtegnet / @eriailles> rnaat
te betragtes iom ct 9ofunent og
bur6e ratificeres iamtioig.
Eplfe finansfpn6ige anfonmer
EborS6ag for at forferere me6 6e al
liereoe &onlnis ierer.
Raris ben 6te Su1i. 9e tpife &e=
preientanter bar 1e116t en Note til
Tenmanosraa6et me6 Soreipprg1el
ON, bbilfet of 6e Dofumenter, iom
blep unoertegnet @erlailles, mao
ratificeres uf g3ationalforiamliugel1
om a1le tre - Sre6straftateH Eil,
legsprotofo1len og &onpe11tionen a11,
gaaen6e Sftupationen af @binomraa>
oct - maa forelegges for Gorfanrs
1ingen eller bare nogen af Dofun1en>
terne.
Baris ben Cte Sult. Sen1nan6s,
raa6et er fon1nel1 til Sen @lutning,
at bet er 11n1ligt at lutte Greo meo
@ela Suns Megiering / 11ngarn, f.
ger 9lgence &abas. sSortiettele al
8lofaoen figes fremoeles at bere
ngobenoig> ffipnt 6ens @trfning iffe
ct bleDet f6lt of 6en ungarlfe &ebo=
1utionsregiering> efteriom ben be.
1aglegger Ma6barer for fig felp og
fine Benner.
Baris BEN 86e Suli. g}orife 9fe<
prpientanter bar forelagt for Gre6s=
oelegaterne &rap paa @ritatning for
Sab of @fibe og Sefolf ie116t til
bu'16S al tDife l1n6erban6sbaa6e.
Geres Gor6ring blep benbiit til 6e
olliereoes @r1totningsfommisiion
@dris Sen 8oe Suli. @o6fien-
6elie of en Blon orn ct ionIet Mrs
greb poa Eetrograo al finife &ropper
og @tprfer unoer &olcbafs @egie=
ring Smlf blep i6ag p6et af Sent
nan6srao6et.