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The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
CROWELL ARRIVES
HOME FROM BREST


New York. September 15.-Benedict
CroweIl, assistant secretary Of war. ar
rived here today from Brest on the
transport America after conducting ne
sotiations for the settlement of army
business in France. All but a few scat
tering groups of American soldiers and
those detailed for regular duty in Ger
many will be home by October 1, he said.
the French having taken over the work
OF guarding prison camps and army
stores purchased by the French govern
ment.
MIR. Crowell declared that German
commercial interests were profiting by
the delay of France Great Britain and
t1e United States in ratfying the peace
treaty.
"As a whole France wants the treaty
signed as it is whether it will need
appointments or not said Mr.. Crowell.
There is feeling of fear and nervous
as foundation for business and a guar
antee against Germany. The result of
the delay in the sight of the United
States is reflected in internal conditions
in France. Coal in Paris sells for $50
ton and clothing is high priced and
hard to get. With the approach of cold
weather an uprising on account of the
unsettled condition of affairs is talked
about and feared by French industrial
leaders,.
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SYRIA IS SUBJECT
At CONFERENCE OF
|. PREM|ERS MONDAY
Supreme Council Approves
Temporary Arrangement
for Regulation of Situa-
ton Yesterday

Paris, September 15.-Premiers Lloyd
George and Clemenceau had salts
factory conference today on the sub
jeet of Syria. A temporary arrange
ment was reached for the regulation of
the situation, and was approved by the
supreme council 1t will remain in
force until the United States is ready
to deal with the whole question OF the
future status of Turkey.
The general opinion is that the con-
ference will sit 10 days longer, and then
, adjourn for vacation of 20 days 1t
is learned in other quarters that the
French and American delegations are
opposed to adjournment, but that the
British are insistent,
Mr.. Lloyd George will leave for Lon
don tonight. His successor in the
council is not yet officially appointed,
although it is unofficially stated that
Sir Eyre Grove will take his seat.
There is feeling in French con-
ference circles that the British dele
gates anxiety for adjournment is
prompted by the desire to remove the
seat of the conference to London.
None of the American delegates will
return to the United States during the
vacation period
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CONFERENCE UNEASY

Paris, September 15-The Hungarian
situation is causing the peace confer
ence considerable uneasiness as the
Rumanians are reported to be about
to withdraw from Hungary hurriedly
without giving the Budapest govern
ment an opportunity to organize a po-
lice force in Hungary, and. as a conse-
quence, there may be a great disorder
throughout the country.
The peace conference has not asked
the Rumanians to withdraw complete
ly; in fact 1T has urged them to leave
sufficient forces to guarantee order
pending Hungary's establishment of
some sort of protection, to prevent
reversion to bolshevism and disturb
ances.
The peace conference makes 1t clear
that Rumania will be responsible for
whatever disorder may occur in Buda-
pest and other parts of Hungary If it
ignores the request of the conference to
leave a limited force in the capital and
surrounding districts, where the ex-
tremists are awaiting an opportunity to
bring about chaos again.
Brig. Gen, II. Fl Bandholtz Of the
American army has returned from
Bucharest and Budapest. His visit was
without authority from the American
peace delegation, and it is declared that
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"ZIR0N IS A
GOOD MEDICINE"
Says Rock City, Ala, Gentle
man, After Having Given
1t Conscientious Trial.

Ziron is scientific combination Of
pure. inorganic. official U. S. Pharmaeopeia
iron. with the hypophosphites of lime and
soda and other valuable tonic ingredients.
recommended by the best medical author-
ties in the treatment of anemic conditions.
Ziron helps to put iron into your blood
and this helps to build strength for you.
when you are pale. weak. nervous, depressed.
Read what Mr.. Sidney Fry, of Rock City.
Ala. says. and then try zirvn. He makes
the following statement:
Something over a week age used Ziron
for the first time. was troubled with in
digestion and had a spell of weakness. Ziron
helped both troubles. felt stronger and
my stomach quit hurting. l really feel that
ziron Is a good medicine. 1t surely helped
me-"
Your druggist win sell you Ziron on =
guarantee that If the first bottle does not
benefit you. he win refund the money you
paid him.
Get bottle Of Ziren today,
IN "a
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House Amendments to Craft
Bill Adopted BY the Senate
by WILLIAM l.. GoRMLEy

Montgomery. September 15.-(Spe-
cial )--By vote of Is to the state
senate Monday concurred in house
amendments to the Craft enlarged
commission bill, applicable to Mobile
only, and Governor Kilby announced
his intention to sign the measure at
once Senator Craft. when the bill
and house amendments came up, de-
manded senatorial courtesy of the sem
ate. and this demand Is said to have
caused the large vote for concur
renee.
The fight that ended with the sem
ate concurring in amendments started
norths ago. when Senator Craft intro
duced bill changing the form of
government for Mobile from three to
10 commissioners. The original bill
did not contain clause providing for
an election by the people to say
whether or not the change should be
made. After much wrangling and sew
eral hearings before the senate COM
mittee, amendments providing for sub-
|, mission to the people before making
the change were agreed upon by the
Mobile delegation. The amendment
submitted the question of change to
the people.
The senate passed the bill as amend
ed. and the business men of Mobile.
who were against the measure, were
said to have been satisfied. At a
night session last Wednesday the bill
was again amended. these amendments
striking out all reference to an cleo
ton by the people.
1t was claimed 1.-THE machine" in Mo-
bile had already planed to beat the
bill when 1t came up for a vote. BY a
vote OF Sc to the house enacted the
amended bill and it got to the senate
for concurrence Monday morning
Thirteen business men. including the
president OF the chamber of commerce
and others. were in Montgomery Mon
day to fight the bin in its amended
form.
Senator Craft. author Of the bill. de-
n,anded senatorial courtesy. something
that has been in vogue in all legisla-
lures. He went into details of what
he termed an efficient system at Mo-
bile. saying the police and fire de-
partments were always in politics, and
that his bill would take them from the
influence of politicians. He showed a
The Birmingham age-herald. [volume] (Birmingham, Ala.) 1902-1950, 1919-09-16
Cotton JObber Is Held
Under Bail of $4,000

New York, September l5.--Hyman
Benowitz. jobber and dealer in cot
ton, was held in $4,000 bail here today
when he was arraigned before Federal
Judge Foster on charge of perjury
in swearing that his taxable income
for year was only 1857. when the
amount actually totaied $15o,572.
After the receipt of an anonymous
letter which said Benowitz had de-
frauded the government by keeping two
sets Of sales books. federal agents in
vestigated and the accused merchant
paid the assessment on s150,572. This
tax amounted to s67.299.
A so per cent penalty was imposed,
bringing the total to 100000
Benowitz pleaded not guilty.
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By BRIGGS

| large number of kilograms in which
request was made that he fight for the
bill.
The Mobile senator was surprised
when Senator Bedside of Clarke COIN
ty refused his request for senatorial
courtesy. The Clarke senator mado
speech against concurrence and asked
nom concurrence.
The entire delegation of the Gulf
City was behind the bill and It has
been the custom for the legislature to
pass local bills when the delegation
has lined UP for them
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WEST END

5-room cottage and so arranged
can be used as a Groom house;
within ~ blocks of the school, car
line and Carnegie library; large
front porch extending around on
the side; two front entrances ar
ranged SO that two families can oc-
cupy; all conveniences including
gas: price $4,000. Only $4,000 cash
and SIS a month and will readily
rent for this or more. Now vacant.
Take it and move in at once. A
bargain for some one who wants
a home. Geo. w. Wise, 2f20 LIST
ave. Phone 1915 Main.
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HERE'S A BARGAIN
FOR QUICK SALE
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

N SOUTH IfII I1II<A4NDS
EEl house that was built for a home
YIN the heart of South Highlands:
newly painted and papered; large
reception hall, living room, dining
room, breakfast room, kitchen, but
ler,s pantry; 4 large bedrooms, bath.
half block of car line; this is large
roomy house: facing south, in first
class condition; on level lot. 50X
i 10 feet; pretty. grassy lawn; for
quick sale, price is $3.50; $4,000 cash.
4 balance will arrange. See Tt. w.
Quinn. with Jemison r. e. & ms.
Co.; 211 n. Goth St. Main $3.50.
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any conversations he may have had
with Rumanian officials In Bucharest
were informal and unofficial
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FOR SALE-10-room house, on South
Highlands, divided into apart
ments of rooms each; possession
Of one apartment October /. other one
rented s45 until April l. will sell on
very easy payment down. balance
like rent. See owner, ia LIST Ma
tional Bank building.
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N-10-acre truck garden; 2
blocks of car line S-room residence;
tenant houses and barn: $1,000; might
consider exchange; what have you to
offer? B. +. Eborn, 3l2 Empire bldg.
NJ 1897
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TALLADEGA FARMS

40 acres, fine, rich, level farm; well
improved, on Talladega creek and
hard road; all in cultivation except 10
acres woodland and pasture; mill and
gin; close in; $50 acre. y
LA75 acres, fine stock farm; well inn
proved, at mouth of Choccolocco creek
and Coosa river; rich, level, product
i've land; hard to beat anywhere; $50
acre; one-third cash.
120 acres; / " miles of Lincoln, ON good
road; 5-room dwelling and tenant
house; rs acres open; $40 acre.
k40 acres, partly improved; ! mile of
Fornby's ferry, in Calhoun county;
SO acres cultivated; balance pine tim
Der; $12 acre, and bargain. T. A..
Wigs, Hillman hotel.
40 ACRES Of land, Is in cultivation.
5-room house, all under wire fence, fruit
trees. one-half mile of school, z mile
from L. & n. and A. Il. & A. railroad,
at Parkwood, miles from Bessemer,
mortgaged for s2FS5, has been fore
closed, have until April, 1920 to redeem
Will make you deed for $50 and you
redeem or will trade for anything OF
value. See owner. s21 list Natl Bank
Bldg
|uF you want to buy or sell farm land,
f. Write ingram Land Co., Birmingham.
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COTTAGE BARGAIN

SOUTH HIGHLANDS.
Modern cottage broom cottage on
South Highlands, on 18th ave-;
shingie roof, CRATE heated, complete
bath, water, gas and lights; l block
of car line and in the best section
of South Highlands west of goth
ST.; slot 50x150, located high and
healthy; price $3.50: payable in
easy payments; worth investiga-
tion.
SEE MR.. HAVIS.
"a Ter GARRETT r.. E. & ms. co
~ Ns21st ST Main S19 or 1916
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SOUTH ADMINISTRATION 6-room
2-story and basement bungalow; over
looks city; near 18th St, block of 18th
st. car line; hardwood floors; in fact,
all modern conveniences; fine view of
city; S6O00 easy terms; prompt possess
sion. B. F. Eborn, St2 Empire bldg.
NJ. 1887
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S. HIGHLANDS COTTAGE

A BARGAIN
Neat, attractive cottages in good To-
cations are hard to get: here's one
on 18th Ave, s.; lot 50x150, for $4,000
and a bargain. See r. w. Quinn,
with Jemison r. e. & ms. Co., 211
n. Goth ST. Main $780,
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WILL pay US an acre cash for any Ala
DapA land v-H. Age Herald
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e IfISIdHI I.dtIu W, DIT IIIIIIS
HOUSES FOR SALE
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REAL ESTATE FOR SALE X
SOUTH HIGHLANDS

HOUSES FOR SALE
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
ARTIC0LUL v.

Secretarul permanent al ligei
sa fie sta|bilit la (aci e lasat loo
gol), care va constitui sediul IL
gel. Secretarul poate numi astfel
de secretari dupa cum GER ce
rintele st1nd sub directia generala
81 sub controlul secretarului gene
raj al ligei, care va Fl ales de ca.
tire consiliul executiv; secretaria.
tul sa fie numit de catre secreta.
rul general 81 sd fie submis spre
confirmare consiliuluf executiv.
Secretar,1l general sd ia parte
in aceia capacitate la tOate intru-
nirile delegation 81 consiliului e.
xecutiv.
Spesele secretarului sd fie date
de catre Statele membre in liga ir
acord Gu proportiunea speselol
postale internationale de la bi'
roul postal universal.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

BERNA, IA Febr. La prima
intrunire q parlamentului perma-
nent socialist de aici, chestiunea
,luata 10 cunoytinta q fost numirea
ul1ei comisiuni internationale, ca
re Sd cerceteze situatia bolsevista,
in coordpnaRta GU decisiunea con
gresulni international, care toe
mai si-a 1nehis sedintele..
"a fost aleasa o comisiune' de un
sprezece membrii. Ri reprezintd
Argentina, Finlanda, Ungafia,
Frahta, Anglia, Germania, Aus.
tria germanG 81 Italia.
Cd inyoirea lni Leniae q Z bol.
yevicilor "a stsbilit eomunicstis
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

Toate afacerile de procedure
in adunarile delegation ori a CO.
mitetului executiv, intre care 81
comitetele numite pentru investi-
garea chestiilor particulare, sa
fie regulate de corpul reprezen-
tantilor ori consiliul executiv 81
poate fl decisa de majoritatea sta
telor reprezentate la aceste adu-
mari.
Prima adunare delegation 81
a consiliului executiv sd fie con-
vOcate de catre presedintele Sta
telor Unite ale Americei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

prin telegrafia fara fir, prin care
Sc cere lasarea acestei comisiuni
sd treaca in Russia, In acelas timp
Sc va lua in seama punctul de
vedere al Iui Lenine in ceea ce
prireste numirea unor delegati
Rusi in aceast& comisiune.
Cam douazeci de natiuni si-au
numit cite dol delegati ca sd il
parte in comisiunea socialista per-
manenta de Ia Berna, care PEN
.trn moment un fell de comitet ce
ID rapoarte despre cele CO Sc pc
tree 4 congses, Aeest corp per.
manent va lucra deasemAnea Ia
pr6blemele dupa liniile generate
indicate de congress.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
DESPRE AFACfREA CHI
NEzO-JAPONElA. !.

BALTIMORE, M. D. -fntr 'un
interview publicat .,astazi, profe-
sorul w. w. Willoughby, consili-
erul constitutional al Chinei, III
cea urmatoarele:
,,Discutiile privitoare la relatiu-
nile dintre China 81 Japonia, carl
au loc la conferinta de pace din
Paris, au desvoltat o situate de
neindurat.
,,De felul cum va ii aplanata a.
facerea depinde intreaga chestiu-
ne daca China, Gu intinsul eli teri
tor 81 GU marble ei bogatii trebue,
sau nu trebue, lasata pc viitor GU
totul IN miinile Japoniei.
,,Japonia q zis intotdeauna ca
vrea so vada pc China puternica
81 prop&sitoare. Ri bine, acum are
oportunitatea de a-si arata since
ritatea.
DE fapt guvernul civil al Chi
ME nu mai exista. A ramas numai
guvernul miitar 81 acela compts
!. x. i-9 >a7 :
din bandit. IN timp de citiva AMI
China = imprumutat peste 200,
900, ,000de dolari, 81 aproape in
itreagS suma q fost de La Japonia,
Asta : f3cnt-o sd adereze la pre-.
'teltinnils lJaponiei.
sCeA mai mare parte din aeesti
bani ! fost imprumutat4 pentru
sdepsob 4 ilarea, armatei, dar ma
fost i1fR ebuinhtA pentfp scopul
lSpels. ri1lpitx pe altoeya. Ge.
Ines1l n foti fni1tii sefi nnjlitarI
'n)I ( mazi suns sde !beui "
ia 5SflJ $79 <H' kz AZ IN spss sft9 S
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

raseasca palatul regal 81 sd fugs
Ia 1asi. Acum, Ias,,l nu 9 in Ro
minia? - fnsa aceasta ne face a
presupune, daca e adevarat ca s q
puscat asupra regelui, lucru ce e
foarte posibil, Cd in Bucuresti au
ramas o multime de agitatori
HUM in urma retragerei germane,
81 posibil Cd intre acestia sd fie 81
maniaci rosii, carl sd fie puscat a.
supra suveranului. Faptul acesta
insa nu inseamna 90 insurectie
generala cum anunta Berlinul".
In aceasta tara au fost puscati dol
presedinti 81 fara a fl revolutie.
Asasini se gasesc pretutindenea.
acestia insa nu reprezinta opinia
generala q publicului.
Ziarul unguresc ,,vilag" din Blu
dapesta scrie ca revoltele STUNT un
rezultat al propaganda bolseviste.
Putsm admite Cd bolsevicii fac In
cercari ca 81 fometexe revolte in
Rominia, insa pc data ce STUNT
prinsi i-se da sfoara 81 sapunul.
Daca bolsevicii nu an putut sa-,i
plasese idei1e lor rele atunci cind
Rominia q sbatea sub calciiul Hu
pilor ~ apoi, de data aceasta sun
tam siguri o. nu vor putea face
mimic.
a adevxr xituatia din Rominia
M era tocmai linigtit3, guyernul
|avsa dc furc3 atM on socialiltii i'm
hnibaf o. . cplturx strxinx, cit Il
% bo1ssvicii fugi insx aceete
|difieultxti N prsasntan . Sitnetie
/ 0yk
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

PARIS, IA Febr. fntregul
text 81 conventia Ligei Natiuni-
lor fost anuntat astazi official in
modul urmator: t
CoNvENT1A PREAnGBLA.

Gu scopul de, a promova coope-
rarea internationala 81 pentru a
Sc asigura pacea internationala 81
siguranta prin acceptarea obliga-
tiunilor de a nu resorta razboiu,
prin prescrierea relatiunilor in
tire natiuni deschise, drepte 81 O.
norabile, prin firlna stabilize a
fntelegerilor din legea internati-
onala ca rol actual de purtare in
tire guverne, 81 prin mentinerea
justitiei 81 a unui scrupulos res
|pect pentru toate obligatiunile de
tratate in afacerile popoarelor or
ganizate uncle Gu altele, puterile
semnatoare acestei conventii a.
dopta aceasta constitute a Ligei
Natiunilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15

Consiliul. executiv Sc consiste
din reprezentanti alesi al State
lor Unite din America, reprezen-
tantii imperiului Englez, al Fran
tel 81 Japoniei, ilnpreuna Gu re-
prezentantii altor patru state,
membre la liga. Alegerea celor
patru reprezentanti, vor ii alesi
de adunarea Representations du-
pa principiile 81 in acord Gu ma
nierelc ce le crede bune. Dupa
numirea acestor Teprezentanti al
acestor state = astfel de membrii
vor face parte din consiliu.
Adunarile consihului Sc vor IL
nea din limp in tilnp dupa cum
cerintele Nor, cere, 81 eel putin o.
data pc an, adunindu-se la orr ce
loc Sc va decide, ori, lipsind asst
fel de decizii, atunci la sediul Lii
gel, 81 orr ce chestie in sierra de
activitate ligei eri care amenin-
ia pacea lumei va ii discutata La
aceste sedinte.
Convocari sd treimita la orr ca
re tara ca sd ia parte la sedinta
consiliului unde chestii ce afec-
Eteaza direct inteEesele lor sunt
dsentate, 81 moi oslecizie lnata la
|as1nnariles sliRsi " fi obligatoa=
re pima cfnd acestea nu sunt in
1rifafa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
-ART1coLuL II.

Intrunirea corpului de delegati
trebue tinuta la anumite interya-
lie 81 din timp in timp dupa cum
vor cere fmprejurarile pentru sco-
pul de a transa chestii ce~cad in
sierra de activitate a ligei. 1ntru-
nirea corpului delegation trebue
So fie tinuta la sediul ligei sau
intr 'alte locuri unde s'ar gasi mai
convenabil 81 trebue sd consiste
din reprezentantii inaltelor parti
contractOare. Fiecare dintre par
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
BOLS J SEvISMUL, TARIS-
MUL. 81 MuNC|TORuL.

Bosevh respecta personaa indvdulurs la
h nc tarismu respectat; bosevch ma
le omuu pacinc 81 omu pacinic sa bucurat
bea nc sub arism Regmu olsvc regm funes
orta inegatate dar nc rgmul
bun Stunt exremtat depaae Ca fom
stunt idntce Bosevch foieaza aro
gan ndaznet pungasesc muscare
nici tarsmu fost mai bun.
81 focur cl una ca
sci lar alta formaa din responsab sau
de bose marele poporuu part
mpuri deosbe au sapint sta muncorul unu au
Ia tuns 81 supt
Boseyci clasa mincnos la fel au fost 81 tast
de prea nc boevinul dar nc tasmu Ce
Nu mai bne cheme vata poporu
nctor a formeze repuba unde o sa alba dreptu egal
unde crima aroganta mincuna, etc. sd nu alba loc!
Aceasa conczia stuaa ruseasca
aceasta sd refca vorble presenteui Wilson
La chesta nimen poate bosev
Bolsevsmu detestabl site to bazeaza pc
mncuna crima inpae
aceste Hcrur m uete necinste
din paca oarte mul daca a prins
poporul, te face imediat ca esti bosevst.
Tot apara poporu de lpitorle
num bolcvist O! &c mai oamen cmnt an tSeea
END negent Wind actiuni mai de Liberty
6uni treabd ar
Wind conuateor ungur dar popou
sal consdere nationalist pc departe inger ar fl
munctor domni contrace sd lie
vnda ega unu 81 mine m,ncito
ri cind inchide och la pehyanie Marei
vede mucitori saturat de at nori nut - dom
acum ii fac bosevisti.
Sa vede tnpu i'll cit pungas pc srg
bOlSevlc
Nu sunt vorbe de ordne' 81 bue supun
de unde ramine epitetul de bosevc
Spre saace ignoran, cuvinta spun
in America cva oamen dpome adevaraa inteli
gen forneaza acesta Asupra acesui subject
dntre z ntelge La debatere ebata 81 vol doved
Munctoru romn bovc nerusnata
auce munctoruu on trebuie pedepsia organ
zale munctorS lua masur desperate
Din banu mdncitoruu romn astaz facut
eers facut oate mstute rationale
min susnut aceia drept muuma face bolsevic
ramatele tarismu att de pecuos 81
bolsevismul. IM
Organizaie mhncto alunga din ele
endin bosevste ziaru America luptat din
cic de nebuni bosevici; submnatu
socialist 81 mai multe aricole
nerna organzaor romnest boil
evch perm unui collaboration de sigur bolsevc
in zaru or cca de bolsevc romn pace
acum domnilor cine sun BolSeviciif L. Brmpdrel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-15
REv0LTELE DIN ROMANIA,
REGEl EEERDINAND RAklT
STIRILE vENHE Din sURsE De NE1NCREDERE

81 All in ziarele Americana Sc
scrie despre revolutia din Romi.
MIA. Berlinul anunt& Cd in regatul
Rominc este insursctie generala
in pyogres, lar alta depesa specia-
ID din viena spune O. regele Fer
ddnand q fost ranit uSor de gloan-
tele unui bolsevic cind voia sd fu-
Cd din Bucuresti GU familia rega-
"a. = curios Cd toate aceste svo-
nuri win din tarile dusmane noua,
81 mai ales acum cind comunicatia
GU aoeste tari . foarte grea, pen
tru Cd, pc timpul cind armatele
germane ocupau lEnntenia, era
posibil Puterilor Ceatrale de q sti
total co So petrecers - regatul Ro
min, acum insa Hunt sunt scosi
afar& din Rominia, sunt scosi a.
fara din toate tinuturile locuite
do Romini ~ toti csi % simpati-
xau cu inamicii democratiei au
spalat putina din tark. atoti propa-
gandistii Pc care guvsrnul . putut
pune NINA au fost xfntiti orr in
tsmnitA, 0ri prin ajutorul unei
sfori. an fost trimi9i p Slumea cea-
lalt&, deci, = fost imposibtl o. Ber-
'linul q viena, orr 1ndApesta I'd
primeasc4 ytiri inaihts Ne tArils q
late GU care Romlnia axe comuni-
catie dirscta. Toats aoeste cirpum-
stauts arata q poveetea on rsvol-
tale din Kominia " numai Q
Fpevsstsfpe pare . poata crede snu-
|mat mini ~ crsdul
y apuns n - linand !
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