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SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08

podnek urctch okonos nasi deegati spoupra-
eovat Musime tudiz z nyni ppravovat ably nas dele
gait he prsu$ny material abychom neby prekvapeni
nepfpraven Stene bude rada nych oparen Jsou zrize
ny RUNE komse dunaiska, abska oderska komse
pro komunikace budou zzeny komse pro vyycovan
MIC Komise reparacn bude zabyva rozdeenm pfedva-
ecnych duhu atd atd Jnymi sovy budeme mus mti
sahy aparat kery bude mus zabyvat otaz-
kam, vypyvajicimi podepsan mirove smouvy
Mnisterstvo zahranicnch vec ucnio z prvn pfipravy
abychom vsem temto ukoum mohl ucn zadost Pre-
dcvsm ak feceno prpravu presne exy mrovych smuv
zaroven pTsusnymi pravnm komentar Pri zahranicnm
trade bude zrizena zvani komse ktera bude vice
poraCovanm mrove delegace do niz ouhlasem kompe
tentnch kruhu budou pfibrani vschn Specialist ktefi
skuecn6n podminek movych budou moci spoupracovati
Komise ato kera mus by priclen6na mnistervu
ncnch vec kera bude spoupracovat soustavn6 ostani
mi minserstvy tax jak dosud deegace mrova bude nit
velmi dueztou pusobnost prrozene daekosahou zodpo
v6dno Ponevadz vsecka ato opatTen vypyvajici pode
psanye hsmuv byti uplanovana sprve e dobe
ieste dos abychom vSecko pripravi
chill tax zadOst msvym povnnostem Pres pokadali
nutn6 upozornit yto probl6ny nasi vefenos z
konstaovati zodpovedne kruhy vse temo pro
blemy zabyVaj vcasn6 spravne resent z nyni po
mysle
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
JAK Sc We SPlSI A GRAVE ZE SLO
VAKU DEL All POLACL

Slovensko zustava onas stale zemi neznanlou "Cm
vice ezdim po Slovensku tim e meme znam prav vynika-
ci pracovnk Slovenska zda timto neiepe cha
raktersova uto krasnou smutnou cast nas vast Ko
kroiu atd Neznama zeme neznamym pronas dnes de-
MIN, nebot proces revolutn vyb oresy daeko
hlubSim nocn6smi nez Zatim, mozky ere
vonciono ally "a vaky Slovensku duse spay Revoucc
pfekvapa slovensky lid vedla iej zmatek kery jesG
bude dlouho rVat Tohoo zmatku vyuziy vyuzvaji
kae repubce naSi nepfateke zivy ba cesti ide lde
netsych rukou, korumpovani IT, hchz zmni take mi
nistr Srobar sjezdu MARITIME kere tisk kde mdze
pfibl ne pranyf. -
Zasluhou Hinkovcu Mad aronu nakterych stolcich
pomery neukdnuji nybra zosru Obzvaste postizeny
byy stoce rencanska, spzska oravska poskou agtaef
Leakv novinami brozuram byy tyto stoce zapavovany
pred casem pfnes sme ukazku teto tskove agace Jak
kdo agiue pro Poaky iak kdo Slovak robi Polay?
tom nam piSe mas pritel
kraine spssk6 oragske nenaleznete We skutecnost
Poaka mimo nekolk goral mluvicch slovensko polsky
pfece kdyz nahlednetc do sGaciho komsare
ezncte urtite procento pokch rod Avsak iak cita
Scitac komsa isou bud poakoflove prklad Oravsku
bJva% president poke Oravy poske okupace), anebo
Madaroni.
= Proc nam zapsat? taze Sc neuvedofhely Slovak 4
Gravy. Sciaci komisaT kldn6 odpov:
= NO, zapfsete Sc Cechum. Budou rekvirovat
VAN penze, boha hlavn6 budete patit dane.
Do Slovaka, iako kdyz udefi blesk Pred ocma
obevi rekvrovac kome ak piichaz by vyvedla
posledm kratku pro Cechy. Slovak je hroznych
cch, uvazuje taze Sc chit celia rodna seskup
kol neho stitacho komisare ktery "a chv vychazi
s'oyehske chaloupky zaznamem poske rodiny.
pred touto scitac komisi prochaz vesnic podatran
Sknu komise rekvsicni Noaf nekdo - kdoholiy Bra
tisiav bchatych sedlaku vekostatkafn byvae mad
ske slechty pestav = miFi chudym ke goralum VIVA
dPli "a chvi krdvu Ia nj dou deti place muz knc
neo Ccchum Notf Sc smcc cent zuby pax zkrouscne Sc
tN'fi krt rameny vzdycha: "Ach nemohu 81 pomoc
5'm TO- Ildi. udelat = Ces III to rpz1azal."
Sitlace slovensku e vazna, vazneis iez ri niuzeme
pieoStaVlt : jak zjednat napravu? Kde nj zacit?
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
ODMENY "a ZfSkAVANf
CLENU PRO &. S. P. S.

Stat "Zpravy Narodniho
Hlavniho Radu" V srpnovem
elsie 'Organu Bratrstva', obsa-
1uje tez nasleduiici:
Narodni Hlavni Rad We sve
posledni schulz ma miste usta-
noveni poctu clenu pro jedno-
Tive staty, jiz mali byti ziska-
nj do l. ledna 1920, ustanovil
Ivypsani odmen pro jednotlive
Istaty.
1. cena $500 pro omen stat.
Iv nemz by Sc ziskalo do /. led
ma 200 clenu neb vic.
2. cena 500 "a zfskani 100
'neb vice clen6.
3. cena $50 "a ziskani so
.neb vice clenu.
Odmeny tytO budou vyplace-
ny V tech statech, kde mali
Velkofady, Velkoradum a kde
Itch neni, rozdeleny Tadum,
jez je ziskaly, die poctu zisila-
nTch clenG.
S'amo sebou Sc rozumi, ze
penez techto vynalozf fady,
linz tyto odmeny budou phi
fknuty co odmeny clenum, iiz
t.yto move cleny ziskali.
A krone toho, kdo by 81
rf;il testny zlaty odzrak c. S.
F. S, muze jej velice shadno
obdrzet. Necht' 7iska noveho
Cle:a k c. S. P. S. a hneC po
oHrdmenl, ze novy Glen byl u
vcuen; bude zaslan tcnto zlatJ
Ge5tnT odznak, lltery obdrzi We
echi radove od bratra pred
nGt. A hdo jiI ma zlatt 3d-t
max, obdr&i s1,O0 co odr,eru,
pak-li 81 il bude pratt.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08
Z CINNOSTI MARYLAND
SKYCH RADU E. S. p. S.

Jak br. Jos. Reichl sdeluje v
srpnovem Organu Bratrstva,
vsechny tfi rady c. S. P. S. We
state Maryland usporadaji ku
schulz V Baltimore, k niz kona-
ny jsou pilne pripravy. Ia
hlavniho fecnika byl pozvan
.predseda Mar. Hlav. Radu, br.
K. Bernreiter z Clevelandu,
jenz vedle sve cinnosti V C. S.
P. S. byl a jest jednim z nej-
lepsich pracovnik1 osvobozo-
vacim hnuti. Jsme iisti, re "a
Jed br. Bernreitera do Balti-
more bude miti V zapeti dobre
7ysledky.
Mimo to pripravovan jest
pro tuto agitacni schdzi pro-
gram pozustavajici re zpevn a
iinych zabavnfch cisel.
~Schdze takove mely by byti
pofadany vsude a mely by to
5yti nejenom sch6ze, ale slav-
nosti S peknym programem,
iez by upoutaly sirsi verejnost.
Pamatujeme Sc, ze pred lety
Ifady c. s. P. S. v Chicago po-
%adaly spolecne vylety. Pisa
tel s1castnil Sc jednoho z Mich
= v tom roce, co Chicago
bydlel - a pamatuje Sc, ze IL
castenstvi bylo ohromne a jest
jist, re C. s. P. S. ziskali tim
hodne novych pratel. Proc me-
poradati vsude jednu slavnost
etni a jedhu zimni, jak cini jiz
nektere jednoty.
Kdyz Sc vyhlidne pekne W.
letni misto, pride lidi dosti,
tfeba re odpada lakadlo opoj-
nych napoju - jenom kdyz
lobra voda jest pri ruce = a
tfeba takovy vylet Ia sucha ma
lepsi prubeh a lide uziji ma
lem lepsi zabavy nezli ma tech
vyletech IA starych zlatych ca
I'll ga mokra'. Pisatel tez 81
'ad popfeje "osvezujiciho ma
poje", cimz Sc mezi nami mi
milo zpravidla pivo - ale byl
svedkem, re ma nekterych W.
letech tento osvezujici napoj
vedl k velmi neosvezuiicim ma
Sledkum. Snad do pristine le-
Ia uz 81 zcela zvyknem ma ty
bezpivni zabavy a vyletum pu-
de k duhu - i bez osvezuii-
Tho hapoje.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-10-08

Pofada +. j. Kutak, redaktor
Organu Bratrstva c. S. P. S.,
l721 So. 18th ST., Omaha, Neb.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15

En- Barcelona, y POGO antes de
embarcar nos dijeron que la cele-
bre cantante Rosina StorchiO, nj
despedirse de sus amigos para re-
gresar a Italia, les mOstraba un
maletfn de viaje y les instaba a
adivinar ell tesOro que el tenfa
encerradO bajO siete llaves. Tor
pes los zahorfes, abrlalo por fin
les ensehaba ell misterioso con-
tenido: panecillOs franceses. En-
Italia, seg1n la famOsa "Mimi",
carecfase casi en- absolute de pan,
y ella, muy aficionada el, y So
bre tOdO al bien blancO, llevabase
aquellas provisiones. Por 81 este
dato tan significativO no fuese
bastante, personals que Sc decian
bien informadas nos aseguraron,
baio palabra de honor, Y con to-
do generO de espeluzantes pOrme-
nOres, lamentandO nuestra triste
suerte y compadeciendOn0s de an
temano, que Ell Italia sc carecia
de tOdO, que ell hambre era gene
raj que a ella Sc podfan referir
punto por punto, y sin exagera-
clones de ninguna clase, las mil
miserias y hOrrOres que Sc conta-
ban de Alemania. ResultadO de
todo clio fue que, justamente alar
madOs y yendO mas ALA que la
misma StOrchiO en- nuestraS pre-
cauciOnes, no sOlamente nos aprO
visionamos bien de panecillOs, 81
no de cosas mas sustanciOsas y
nutritivas.
Intactas permanecen las vitua-
Has Ell ell fOndO de nuestrO baul,
a pesar de que va llevamOs diez
dias en- Italia. Y 81 no nos hemOs
decidido va a arrojarlas por la
borda es pOrque presentim0s que
no sera todO oreganO ell monte, v
que a paises nos ha de llevar
esta nueva peregrinaci0n nuestra
londe esOs panecillos, duros va
como guijarros, nos parezcan ma
zapan 0 reques6n recien cuajado.
De todOs mOdOs, 10 cierto es que
hasta aqui, 10 mismO Ell Geneva
que Ell FlOrencia, en- Roma 10 mis-
mo que en Bolonia y que en- este
Milan, NADIA de cuantO Sc nos ha
apetecidO 0 habidO menester nos
ha faltadO. Y pOr 10 que sc refie-
re la comparacion que Sc nos
hiZO entire la situaci0n de Italia
V la de Alemania, basteme decir
que 81 cuandO nosOtros abandOna-
mos Berlfn-hace POGO mas de un
ano-hubiesen dispuesto los ale
names para SUI alimentaci0n tan
solo de la seXta parte de 10 que
comen o pueden conner ahOra los
italianos, la guerra durarfa atln,
el imperio, seguirfa siempdO I'M
perio Y ell Kaiser siendO Kaiser.
Cierto que tambi6n ell pueblo
italiano ha tenido que someterse
al racionamiento de where's, al
igual que todos los pafses de Eu-
ropa, beligerantes y neutrales,
con la 1nica exception de Espa-
liza. ese nuevO ParalsO terrenal
envidiadO y deseadO por ell mundO
todo, pesar del pleitO de la au-
tonomfa y demas zarandajas. Pc
ro las raciOnes han sidO siempre
mas que suficientes, y aqui no ha
llegadO a cOnOcer nadie las YER
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
DESDE 1T ALA.

"a
contar con que, ademas de las
cantidades a que Sc tenia derechO
pOr medic de los bOnOs de re- 10
namiento, Sc podfa ohtener extra
Oficialmente cuanto Sc quisiesc y
sin grandes dificultades. ESQ es 10
que sucede ahor;l, segfn Observa-
mos nOsOtrOs y por To- que nos
cuentan; 10 mismo ha sucedidO EN-
los mOmentOs mas criticos Y
cuando eran mayores las priva-
clones.
!. ESQ ST, todo esta por las nubes.
DeciamOs al maestro Wives en- Ma
drid que aunque asuntos i:npor-
tantes reclamaban su presencia
en- Paris, no Sc decidia a cmpren
der ell viaje porque lie hal,lan ase-
guradO que treinta pcsetas dia-
rias no lie bastaban 4. una persO-
ma sOla, pOr muy mOdestas que fue
sen sus necesidades, para vivir ac-
tualmente ell la capital de Fran
cia. Pues no sc lie Ocurra nues-
tro queridO y admirable amigo
venir pOr ahora a Italia, porque
seria ciertamente su ruina. Hace
tres dlas nos encOntramos pOr
las Gales de Roma al negociante
catalan que hizO con nosOtros la
travesia de Barcelona Geneva,
Y que nos cOnt0 de la fortuna que
habla ganado cOmprandO liras
cuandO estuvierOn tan bajas que
POGO falt0 para que fuesen rega-
ladas. Nos 10 encOntramOs mustiO
Y cariacOntecidO. Hasta las pieles
de conejo de su gaban hab1an per
dido brillO. Estaba desiluciOnadO !;
regresaba a Espafia en- ell primer
yapor. Aquellas liras de su alma,
las triunfadoras. Sc hablan desa-
creditadO a sus ojOs apenas habla
puesto los pies en- Italia. Aquf las
liras apenas 81 tenfan valor. Lo
que podia obtener en- Barcelona
por diez pesetas lie cOstaba en-
Rma cincuenta liras, por 10 me-
nos. Era verdaderamente tragico
para el. A su Barcelona sc vOlvla
sin perdida de tempo, que pese-
tas querla atenerse y no as liras,
por ahora. ViendO estaba, 81 per
manecia en- Italia tOdO ell tempo
que sc habfa fijadO, que Sc lie iban
! a ir los frutos de SUI feliz especu-
laci0n al diablo.
Comprendimos su amargura,
pOrque nOsOtros, sin haber espe-
culadO nunca con liras nj con di-
nero alguno de beligerantes, por
la seneilla raz0n de no haber dis
puestO nunca con que cOmprarlo,
pasabamOse tambien por los mis-
mos frances y apuros. En- efecto,
parece como 81 ell dinerO hubiese
perdido aduf todo su valor. FL
mas modesto almuerzO en- una hu
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-05-15
De la Guerra a la Paz

milde "trattoria" de suburbio
cuesta en- seguida siete Il ocho IL
ras. Una habitaci0n EN- un hotel
de segundo o tercer orden, menos
de diez liras por dia no es posi-
BILE hallarla. La calefaci0n Sc Pa
ga aparte, y es obligatoria uni
camente por 10 que al pago sc re-
fiere, pues pOr 10 general la tai
calefacci0n no es NADIA mas que
ilusoria. Y pOr ella Sc pagan,
cuandO menOs tres 0 cuatrO liras
diarias. Y todo por este orden.
Un par de zapatOs de los mas eco
n0micOs vale, pOr 10 menOs, Glen
liras; un par de guantes, cuaren-
ia O cincuenta; una corbata, die
ciochO O veinte. SObre las tarifas
de ferrocarriles que regian antes
para primera y segunda clase,
hay que abOnar ahOra un 81 pOr
100 de recargo. Paganse impues-
tOs de tOdO genera, a menudo YER
daderamente eXtranOs. hasta ell
papel sellado de diez centimos,
en- ell que lie presentan a unO la
cuenta de su cena en- ell restauran
te, tiene que pagarlO ell cliente.
Y no sligo anOtandO mas preciOs
pOrque serla ell cuento de nunca
acabar.
Desde luegO, este eXtraOrdina-
rio aumentO ell ell costO de la vi
da ha cOrrespOndidO tambi6n un
notable aumentO Ell sueldos V sa-
lariOs, verdaderamente fabulosos
81 sc les compare con los anteriO-
res a la guerra. Pero este es un
circulo vicioso, al fin y la pos
tire sumamente perjudicial para
la economic del pals, que esta ne
cesitando con urgencia de radica-
les medidas que la encaucen Y Or
denen de nuevO. Al subir los pre-
clos de las cOsas, para que la vida
sea possible Sc hace precise aumen
tar sueldos y jornales; y al subir
GstOs, de nuevO aumentan, auto
maticamente, los preciOs de las
cosas. Sistema que solo puede pro
ducir los mas perniciOsOs result
tados. DescOntandO ell hechO de
que por mucho que Sc aumenten
los precios en- ell mercado del ira
bajo, nunca guardian proportion
con los que han llegado a alcan-
zar los where's Y demas cosas YER
daderamente indispensables. Y el
que son numerosisimos los elemen
tOs, Ell la clase media principal
mente, que siguen cOntando hoy
con los mismOs ingrsos de antes
de la guerra y aun Ell muchos ca
SOS nOtablemente disminufdOs
pOr la guerra misma. De ahl que
ell malestar sea grande Y general
Ell tOdO ell pals.
PerO este NAL no 10 padece lta-
liza unicamente. Els comm a tOdos
los paises; 10 mismO beligerantes
que neutrales. Ell trastOrno ha 81
do muy grave y ha duradO dema'
siadO. Las cOnvalecencias son a
menudO tantO mas peligrOsas
que las mismas Intermediates. Ell
transitO de la guerra a la paz no
deja de ser menos dificil, aunque
sc haga pasandO pOr ell puente
de la victoria.
Enrique Domingues RodiHo.
Milan, Mario de 1919.
AHHH6H7@H56H6eR
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20
TERMS GIVEN TO FOE
Reply to German Counterpropo-
sails Is Delivered.
Extension Of Time to Be Asked by
Enemy Is Expected Of Peace
Conference.

Paris, June 1.-THE Allied reply to
the German counter proposals was de.
livered to Count Won Brockdorff- Rant.
Eau, head of the enemy peace dele
cation, at Versailles. Paul Datasta,
secretary of the peace conference,
took the revised treaty personally to
Versailles and handed it to the Ger
man ENJOYS.
Marshal Ferdinand Foch, General
Tasker H. Bliss, and other military
leaders attended the meeting of the
Council of Five. The meeting devel-
oped the nature of general windup
of the German situation.
A special train is held in readiness
at Versailles, and it is presumed that
the Germans will depart for Weimar
Immediately upon receipt of the Allied
reply.
1t is anticipated generally that the
Germans will ask for an extension of
time in which to reply to the final
peace conditions. The request, it is
believed, will be based on the fact
that the Germans were given only
one revised copy Of the treaty.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20
new POLITICAL PARTY
Returned Soldiers and Union Men
Unite at Winnipeg.
Founders Will Endeavor to Extend
Organization to All Portions
Of Canada.

Winnipeg Man., June 17.-At mass
meeting of returned soldiers who have
aligned themselves with the strike
here, action was taken for the forma.
ton of a Canadian-wide soldier-labor
party to carry the precepts and ideas
of the lone big union" into the next
elections.
Labor, united with such of the re.
turned men as can be allied with the
movement, would present quite for
midable front, particularly If any ex-
tensive coalition can be effected with
the Grain Growers association of the
western provinces of Alberta, Saskat-
chewan and Manitoba.
1t is not believed, however, the ratio
Of returned men who may join the
party will exceed that of the lineup
here, which is said to be about on the
basis of 80 to 20 per cent, the 20 per
cent being identified with the zone big
union" movement.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20
WILSON TO TOUR COUNTRY
Will Speak in Support Of League Of
Nations.

Washington, June II. - President
Wilson on his return home will tour
the country, speaking in support of the
League Of Nations. Secretary Joseph
Tumulty has completed a tentative
itinerary for the trip.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20

Minneapolis Butter, Eggs and Poultry.
Minneapolis, June 16. - BUTTER
Extra, Soc; extra firsts, 47c; firsts,
acc; seconds, 45c; diaries, 40c; pack
ing stock, lib, 39c.
EGGS - Fresh, prime frsts, new
cases, free from rots. small, dirtiss
and checks out, per doz, 36c; current
receipts, rots out, $3.50; checks and
seconds, doz, Csc; dirties, candled.
doz, CSC. Quotations on eggs include
cases.
LIVE POULTRY-Turkeys, fat, 10
lbs and over, Csc; thin, small, cripples
and culls, unstable; stays and cocks,
14c; ducks, 24c; geese, 12c; hens. 4
lbs and over, 26c; under lbs, 2zc;
guinets, doz, 50; broilers, all sizes,
40c; 1919 chickens. h. Csc.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20
Willard
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
In District Court OF Iowa, Within and For
Howard county.
George Daut, Plaintiff,

J. II. Samuel, John !: Samuel and Julia L.
Samuel, Mary w. Pesrce, widow, Mamie
Appleton ]: ide, Ju7is B. ide, julia B.
William l. Ide, George e. Ide VIM. Brown,
7. P. Davis. T. p: Davies, Aug. Beadle,
McG1sgor Western Railway Company, Ada
John Earnlst' 4 Son. Emory Plowman,
Emory Plouman, g. b. Martin and Mrs. G.
surviving husbands. Wives heirs, creditors,
successors, legal Representatives, devisees
and legatees or each and all Of the above
and Orr. r. Samuel and Mrs. v. NJ. Samuel,
or Virginia M: Samuel, his wife, William r.
Pearrce william aaaansot F. lde, ana jeremiah
claimants to the following described real
estate lying and being situated in Howard
ter Of Section Three 80. D. Township IN Ninety e
south Hslf Of The south Vest QUARTER ' Of
dred uoo), Range Fourteen u4)' West of the
To Each OF the Above Named Defendants:
You and each Of you are hereby notified
Clerk Of the District Court Of Iowa, in and
for Howard County, the petition Of the
plaintiff above named claiming ofyou that
OF the real estate described in the caption OF
this notice. That he acquired title thereto
by purchase and that he and his grantors
have been in open, notorious, exclusive, con-
tinuous and adverse possession thereof for
more than twenty years: That plaintiff is
credibly informed and believes that said
claim to have some Interest therein adverse
to plaintiff: That the names and residences
are unk nown to plaintiff although he has
sought diligently to learn the same. Plain
, tn prsys that his title and estate In and to
caption Of this notice, be auieted, esta blished
aud confirmed in him against the adverse
including the unknown claimants to said
unknown claimants and each and all Of
or under them, or any o. them, be barred,
estoPped anS forever enjoined from having
min h aaS title
thereof adverse to this plaintiff. and plain
tif asks that the deeds referred to in said
petition as lost be esta blished and confirmed
iedged and delivered That the mortgages
and trust deeds therein referred to rs paid,
by the Clerk Of this Court, and for such
other and further relief as the Court may
deem equitable In the premises, and for
costs. For further particulars see said petit
ton.
Now unless you appear thereto and defend
on or before noon OF the second day Of the
18th day Of October. 10 .. DEFAULT will be |
decree rendered thereon as prayed in said |
petition.
McCOOK Il LYONS,
Attorneys for Flantiff.
Now on this -th dayctof June, A. d. 1919, |
the foregoing notice is hereby approved and
ordered published once each week for four
consecutive weeks on the same day OF each
week In the CrescO Plain Dealer, a weekly |
newspaper published in the City ofCresco,
Howard County, Iowa.
[SEAL.l J. w. PLATT,
Clerk OF the District Court, Howard County, |
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-06-20
German ENJOYS Are Given Seven
Days to Accept or Refuse
Allied Terms.
WRITES WARM Letter
Premier ciemenceau Accompanies
Final Conditions With scathing Ar
raisnment of Germany's Course
Before and During War.

ParlS, June 1I.-Ihe Allied and as.
ISOLATED powers, in their final reply
to the terms of peace handed to the
Germans at Versailles, May 81, allow
the foe ENJOYS seven days to accept
or reject the treaty as it stands.
II the Germans accept, peace will
be signed at once; if they do not &C.
cept the armistice will terminate Mon
day and the powers will take such
steps as may be necessary to enforce
their terms. sess&
List Of Changes. q
. A plebiscite for upper Silesia with
guarantees of coal from that territory.
Frontier notifications in West Pres
STA.
Commission of the third zone in the
Schleswig plebiscite.
Temporary increase Of the German
army from 100000 to 100000 men.
Declaration of the intentions to SUBJ
NIT within a month of signature a list
of those accused of violation of the
laws and customs of war.
Offer to cooperate with a German
commission on reparation and to re-
ceive suggestions for discharging the
obligation.
Certain detailed notifications in
the finance, economic and ports and
waterways clauses, including abolition
of the proposed Kiel canal commits
sion.
Assurance of membership in the
league of nations in the early future
if Germany fulflls her obligations.
clemenceau's Letter.
The covering letter is from Premier
Clemenceau, president of the Peace
to Count Won Brockdorff-
Rantzau, president of the German dele
cation. In this letter M. Clemenceau
says:
THE Allied and associated powers
have given the most earnest consider
alton to the observation of the Ger
man delegates on the draft treaty of
peace. The reply protests against the
peace on the ground that it conflicts
with the, terms upon which the armi-
stice of Nov. IL, 1918, was signed and
that it is peace of violence and not
a peace of Justice. The protest Of the
German delegation shows that they
fail to understand the position in
which Germany stands today. They
seem to think that Germany has only
to make sacrifices in order to attain
peace as if this we're but the end of
some mere struggle for territory and
power. The Allied and associated
governments, therefore, feel it neces-
sary to begin their reply by a clear
statement of the judgment of the
world, which has been forged by prac-
tically the whole of civilized mankind
Crime Against Humanity.
''In the view of the Allied and asso- I
ciated powers the war which began
on Aug. II, 1914, was the greatest
crime against humanity and freedom
Of the people that any nation calling
itself civilized has ever consciously |
For many years the rul-
ers of Germany, true to the Prusslan |
tradition, strived for position of !
dominance in Europe. They were not !,
with that growing prosperity |
and influence to which Germany was |
entitled and which all other nations |
we're willing to accord her; they re-
luired that they should be able to |
dictate and tyrannize over subserv.
ent Europe as they dictated and tyr
lnniZed over a Subservient GERMANY"