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COTTON MARKETS

NEW YORK Feb IL -tne NDectealv large
were the rLomineni factors an early al.
genera iist closei siead| At '1 net advan @
o. 70 10 % noinis on old cfGp deliveries,
noints lower. The census report showed do.
mIesIic mil c0nsnmpton q @5s.72i bslcs Tor
her and te5?; Tor January last wear owing
10 bSo n"mTT9g, rcGTori Of ccgrtalmeli i, mad
make bearlsh showing and tha actual
ably some fresh buylur on The St",'in,: ID 40
XH %nGs OF p 4" .9 roints The continued
While houses w:th ENGLISH connections werG
March selling H. 10 - IS sr1 iItifI!!"E, Mliih
oe'oobSeT Sgli ~ go MAKING net advances
IN the Gaze Of Man @ontr,cis ,bls T 1.,ro
iiSgu 81 'yy'"n6iry z. noinis from ~ low
70 rb bttr-o, ,y co"siaSFaPs 5eaJllziar
bu, daerns. SG ~ S29'Hs n5,. ss;qe
n ia'e d In ihG rttGrngon owng e ,he fai.nr@
Yaree ;oi sId Msss 8 aIse ~ viii S9
c'ose was az about The low point OF mo d,t
NEW YORK; Feb, il-por, moy,,oer,
N Miidq no rs R Rstei :'oc ea4.
s.Iss: es"orts i5 " "S 's s;@s# so
TOTAL FOR week a, a. por,s-neceIpts ,o.
TS,s, foT e.. e: sss2tI Receipts. asl5so5 bales
NEW ORLEANS Feb 1i-pn-i,. 49,.
,poHHsr.., 81 '"IaY session cotton stood
Of The bulish showing OF The !noninIy ~. i
ngurcs and The continued revision a; 49,,
Z 1lHerences In southern ma rI.ct. Thor &c..
/ freducnt reccssionr howevc- ana ~, ~ ~
inc. close consiGcrablc realizing by Ion ~
cRmb ola tho market 50 that last ,,-Ic.. 80.
81" 81 noini to 30 POINTS over the nn.i iigusss
vance and in the early trading price" ~ 40
to points .up.o BY noon the advSnr"
1spn?SSn t ip q 70 :, noip,, Thc di.,snt
nn, ,h n,n nov lnorrarr th.lr early gains.
& s,rcuEesst month ard standing at It's best al az
\ ~ HIGHEST lcvelE ,oii,.,,
The p1siiny of thu nppt market showSiIrwr, = !,
9 dnin,,Hon ThiGh uut the higher rrades in.d.
4 nItns sIn above. % nc.n,S M while a.,
on hr C.usps Bureau bgutcs shnwinx " !,
ccpHsWnpton during January larger than
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HENKICo TRUST DEEDS.

Rchert J.. Butler and Ruby a. twirc> TO
walter &. Schaaf. trustee. lots 20 and II,
West View. Sert.nher :. 1919, s.I0Q.
William =. Powers TO 4. II. Sands trus-
toe. 3l.25 acres IN IIeurico County. al Join
ing lands "r George &. Tate ei ais. Janua ry
-. 1919, $50.
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nENRIco BARGAIN AND SALE DEEDS.

West View Land and Improvement Corn
rnny to J. r. Fox. I0oN2oo feet, I.ibbic
avenue. 800 feet sru.h ~ Patterson Avenue.
No"cnber H., 1912 $500
:, II il"phns and Annie r. fwife> to
- aud 80. hlocis +. section /. Highland
Springs. January -. 1919. $3.50.
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Real Estate and Court News
cmANCEKy nAKGAIN And SALE pEEns

Realty ard Finance CORPORATION of Nir
Einia TO r. 6: Garden and Ellie Garden, lot
~ block u. North Richmond Terrace,
&uHi"o i""t, east line Woodrow Avenue
$50 feet north OF Jones Street. November
], 1918; tax 81. SO
Saillc T.. Norman and william c. thus-
band, 10 Richard Ferguson, No. 2Si0 O
street. IL feet inches by 81 feet north
SD" - street, sc feet . inches east Of
Iwsniy-eighth Street Assumption OF lien
The Tax Title Company OF Richmond TO
Lucinda Jones. 2OxiSa feet north line
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kICMM0Nn live STOCK MARkrr

R.ro,1 80 ~ UnINh Stnrk Yardvl
f,i'',np'' Tor Ill" week ending February 10.
Id, NV, 'o"tH. l5'scriGc. medium TO good
h.{."," Common 20 fair. i0mi3c. choicr
nrdIn,n, 10 rsir smlic: choice cow. iimisc:
N;r; hest EoUn ~ lnc; common 10 !a.-. 81
heavy bui common 20 FAR, 7iaGHic: best
hiy sns rood bclogns buiiY. sgfioc; fsir, sssc:
'A''es' Use: common TO fair, II ui6c: best
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NEW NpEk. Ftb. lf-Bccves lowor:
h;,T IT, -ilvlH az; no choice heavy offered
ssii."dN; y"als ldTm 2ico: culs II col, Is o.,
sh""u ai"S. 300: vcarlinES 1870
h"sS higher: medium and fairly hna w
h"sS; ~: Digs ana light hogs IS 10:
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Avail SrnnES
SAVANNAH.

SANAE\AH GA. Zen. i4.-Turr.ntine
iSteauN, oe.,; rsceiris 81 CASKS. shipments.
it"Sin INACTIVE: r"CciutS. 80 barrels; ship
mems, 81 narTsls: stock, 'a,t45 barrels
.Cu"ts: Is. 1910: II. r.. 1919: +. l2..O: C.;
IL: -; I've l. 1870: *. 1913: N. l6.-5 y,
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CHANCERY RELEASE DEEDS.

F. Sitterding. 7. ID. Carncal and Charles
~ Wills. trustees, TO Elmer Hare and
IesSi. y. twifep; No. 1918 :nsIow Avenue
13Nlio icei. east line Enslow Avenue 40
1919. $500 -
Frank :. E!chcson and Robert - isavliss
trustees. 20 Oscar T.. Parrish. Nos 20: and
io', North Twenty.sevcnth street. 40 feet 3
inches east side Twenty seventh Street %
!cei north of NJ Street, February II, 1915.
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Official Range and Sale Of Stocks in New York
Stocks.
sales.
Advancc-itumcley. com.
100 Ad.ance-Rumciey, pld. .
Mis- I'hl lnnnrS

-Rumclcy. com.
100 Ad"ance-R uncley, prd. :.
Nils Chalmers .........
hllis-Chaimers. prd. -.
LOO Alaska uoid. .........
700 Amer. Beet sugar, com.
l.Svu American Can.
zoo American Can. pfd. -.
Loo Amer. Car and roun....
500 American Cotton OIL. -.
900 I'm. liide and Lea, com.
$500 Am. Hide and Lea. pfd.
500 american Linsccd OH.
American Locomotives.
Amer. Locomotive, pfd.
$500 American smelling. -.
LOO Amer. Steel tounuries.
500 American sugar. -.
100 Amer. lob, com, y $50
100 Amer. lob. pfd.. 1890
500 Am. Writing Paper. pfd.
American zinc.
LOO anaconda Copper. ......
zoo AtchiSon
100 Atlantic Coast Line.
\. {: l.. of CT. tEnito).
500 Baltimore and Ohio.
400 bethlehem steel, Is.
loo beth. Steel. Sfs pfd. -.
$500 Baldwin Locomotive.
400 Canadian Pacific.
leo California Petroleum.
l.SOo Central Leather, com.
100 Chesapeake and Ohio.
100 CD icago Great Western.
Chi. Great West. pfd
800 Chi. Mil. and st. Paul.
900 chr. L. !. and f., com.
chi, IL. |. and T.. go pr
Chi. K. |. and +. 30 pr.
1000 Cruc!blc Steel Cor, com
200 Colorado Fuel and Iron
Columbia Gas.
200 Corn Products. com
l".l00 Distillcrs
400 Dome Mines.
x ~
, Erie. LIST pfd.
100 General Electric.
2uo Goodrich. com.
2oo Great Northern. pfd.
QUO Great North. ore Gifts
iVo Illinois Central
"V0 ihterhoro Cons. com
30o inspiration Copper
100 Int, Mer. Mar. com
1850 int. Mer. Mar. pfd.
l..ouo lnie. Paper. com
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NEW YORK rRODUCE MARKEr

New fpEks Feb Ii.-Raw sugar Gulct
IN ~ ug"i. ,,-S: iir" Eranuistnd. Q cents.
I %t cI un,, ,'Sndier Rio IS l54 Santos As
totonsced oil was dun and unchnncod
I'm" crude" 1885, prime summer yellow
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nTNRIcO RELEASE DEED.

Leroy T. Brown. trustee. Ia William T.
Powers. 81 IS acres. In Iienrico County
adjoining lands OF Thomas Wad" H. c.
rate ~ ats. January %. 1919. s375.2O.
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RICHMOND HAY MARKET.
wholesale Quotations on Eychanr.
CHICAGO GRAIN n,ARKrr

TI0AID; FOO, H.-Heavv seIling 10 real
,G. pFonts BROUGHT about downward swings
, ,oISE ia me corn market. Prices closed
, 'S1rr,Nons. rs 10 2'lc net lower. with Nav
49,, ~ 10 ~ 3nd July III 10 liz. 0ats
nhlShed lc 20 lTSc on. and proyisinns :, a.
dcclin. Of l5c TO G5c ''' 81 q
:, ! =, a, futures ranged as follows:
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Havana Publisher. Grant Demand.

HAVANA. Feb. l4.-Publishers OF
ncwspapers~hcrc tonight voted TO def
nite!y accept the provisions Of the
agreement with union printers. which
was reached at the instance of presi-
dent Menocal. The men VIII return
ITO work with Il slight increase in wages
and are granted double nav for
January S. the date of th,, burial
OF former President Theodore Roose-
Welt This being the principal demand
no strikers should be refused pcr7nis-
sion TO return to work. All Havana
newspapers appeared as usual TO-DAY.
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STOCKS ARE AFFECTED
BY PEACE CONFERENCE
Oils, TobaccoS and Stccls Lead, After
Word ON Society of
Nations.
WILSON VICTORY IMPORTANT
Investors Sec Advantage for Amcri-
can Finance by Adoption OF World
League praft-Provision Market
Wildly Excited During Day.
ny BRUADAN wAI.L.

& NEW YORK. Feb. 1i.-StoCkS were
strong today under leadership OF the
oils. tobaccos and some of the ste9ls.
The reason for this optimism was the
growing belief that the world is not
TO fall under the rule OF anarchy. but
that the council at Paris Will bring
about universal peace The victory OF
President Wilson with his league Of
nations is considered by the financial
world az ! matter OF tremendous value
TO investors especially American in
vestors.
In the market today Royal Dutch and
Mexican Petroleum were the stocks
that attracted most attention. Royal
large block OF Mexican Petroleum
stock and the Simultaneous advance
OF these two issues was looked upon
as partial confirmation. Southern
Pacific also moved IN rather sharply,
this being due 10 belief that the
Mexican troubles were abou, 10 be
settled
Private reports coming from Paris
state that the Mexican problem will
be settled earlier than the general
public has expected. II settled soon
it Will be very important factor in
the market for the stocks OF the COM
panieS having properties in Mexico, not
only the oils. but Southern Pacific and
American Smelling.
PROVISION MARKET
SEES WILD EXCITEMENT
The provision market was wildly
excited part OF the day. Pork. begin
ming with an advance of 100 points.
broke sharply. while ribs broke 100
points in the early trading. Corn was
down about cents bushel at one
time.
Tobacco products and its new asso-
c!ate the Philip Morris Company. were
popular. Philip Morris stock. which
goes to tobacco products stockholders
at 81 a shure, sold up to 81 carly III
products worth s. a share. The par
ent stock did not respond until we'll
in the day, when just before the close
ii suddenly advanced TO 50. new high
Stores sold UP points on the early
trading, but lost about half OF the
advance.
Hide and Leather preferred made
another new nigh record. The short
interest is very Large i'll this stock, and
there is reasonable expectation OF i'm
portant earnings within the next few
years.
carly trading, but lost its advance.
showing only a small! fractional gain.
Some important commission houses,
believing that the end OF the down
ward tendency had been reached, were
openly advising their clients 10 pur-
chase stocks on all setbacks. Al the
same time they expressed the opinion
that steel prices would probably be
reduced again, but tnis is believed to
have been discounted
NEw YORK. Feb. lL-Merean,ile Paper
Insrcial s!x,v.,lay 6.!!S on 6a;.ks. ;.7SW:
coinmercial Nty-hay bills. si,.-t1. denand
easy r4ito4d Bonds iG iircsaiaf Tme ? ISaas
t1nvI; sNt. ana ninety DAYS. 5nS'.: six
rate. ). BanA acceptanccs. ii..
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Nv AsoDCIutcu Press.
LIVERPOOL. Feb. Ii.-Foilowing are
the weekly cotton statistics: Quantity
anoat. all kinds. 2ll,00O bales: GUAM
tity anoat, American, les, 600 bales.
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my GOODS

NEW YORK. Feb. H--Yarns TODAY were
uuiei' but lower, Raw silk WAS irnlcr and
MOOT goods uui"t. Small sales Of print
: .oths We're reported ON !, basis ct S'S cents
uuic; $500 - - y - $500
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Offers site for Monument 40 Americana
WASHINGTON, Feb l4-I.rance has
offered to present to the United States
the site for monument on French
soil to Americans who died ION the field
Of honor"
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RICHMOND PRODUCE MARKET
Wholesale Nunt,t;,,,

= r., II, ~, -tIVIdfIoNS From ACTUAL SoIa,
thS. w oodson-Crai. Co. Inc Rich,no",hte =,
" :" f'"u auimW! Sirat;ou License 40 {; 0Ssis
Richmond. Va. Feb. ii. 1919.
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MISCELLANEOUS MARKETS.

hogs. Isle: pigs. iG65i7c: sows and stays. Is
., roc ""st Shecp. Toe: common 10 fair. Ga &c:
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H. w Snind!.s among American mills =.
his ,'nnn,,. number ever turning bsfor. IL,
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kX2.X!!||| 3. IS
/ Barnes Safe & Vault ca.
xne East Main 6trsca.
q 1sS1 H Rxrnea. Prop. and Mzr.
RAILROADS
Chesapeake & Ohio Railroad

Gin, I.ovi!le & Vest, TOO D. .o.2O n
Main Line Local. s7.5 .i.IL N
james River Line, slooO a. -i.II ~
Newport News. -
Nix. Old Point 1900 a. sl2:oon .too X,
Newport News Local 1900 a .s % :,
From Nix. Newport ~
News. Old L., 1905 . s3:25 n sE.4sn
Newport N. Local. s9:t5 a. .s:I5 n iSronr
West: $3.50 a. '3:i5 u. Locals .fo.s, n
s7:55 D. James River, is:tO /. - 90 :, "
daily. Except Sunday
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lcrstcln. Noa 7o3 and 7o5 North Twenty
seventh street. 40 feet inches by 1874 feet.
east line Twenty seventh Street. 90 feet
north OF NJ Street. February IL. 1919,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
C0NTRA-PRoPUNE-
R|LE CERMAN|L0R.

BERLIN, % Maiu. - Contra
propunerile germanilor referitor
la tratatul de pace vor Fl, dupa
cum Sc spune din surse autorita-
tive urmatoarele:.
l. = lnsistarea ca principiul
preSedintelui Wilson sd fie dus
la indeplinire.
2. = Cere ca in provinciile
de la rasarit 81 vest sa Sc faca un
plebiscit.
3. = Primirea principiului Gu
desarmarea, insa propune reser-
varea unei armate de 100000 ce
sunt necesare pentru mentinerea
ordinei internationale.
4. y Invoirea complecta cu e.
liminarea flotei german'e, insa III
slsta ca uncle vapoare comerciale
sa fie retinute de germani Ca sd
asigure desvoltarea economical a
tarei.
Aceste informatiuni s'au pri-
nit de la un diplomat care este
in strinse legaturi Gu delegatii
de la Versailles. Ell facut aceas-
ia declarare fara calificatie. Gu
vernul german, spune ell, crede
ca plebiscitul ldin provinciile din
rasarit vor fl un bun avantaj
pentru Germania. (Chestia Gu Ri
null. N. R.), lar referitor la plebi-
scitul din provincia din vest, e.
ste sigur ca lbazinul Saar, daca
Sc va pune la vot va Fl al Ger
maniei.
din alte surse sc spune ca Ger
mania vrea ca indemnitatile de
razboi sa fie statorite in anumi-
ia suma, in loc de a plati in rate
indefinite (fara sf1rsit) un timp
att de lung, asa ca lucratorii ger
mani, financiarii 81 guvernul 81
site de ce obligatiuni sd Sc tina
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
POLONEZII AU CAPTURAT
CfTEvA ORASE IN GALITIA.

WARSAW, 81 Maiu. - Dro-
hobyoz, Boryslaw 81 Mikolajow
au fost capturate de catra armata
poloneza in campania din Galitia,
dupa cum spune un rapport Official
dat la cartierul general, care mai
adauga ca Polonezii au trecut
Dnister in apropiere de Rozwa-
dow.
Lupte de un foarte sever carac-
ter au loc intre polonezii 81 ucra-
nienii din rasaritul Galitiei.
Comentind asupra situatiei d.
Holubowics, prim- -ministrul din
vestul Ucraniei, in un rapport te.
legrafic a zis:
,,Politica rea a aliatilor de a
suporta pc Polonezi este respon-
sabila de aceasta situate. Aliatli
au spus ca armata generalului
Hallers sa nu fie 1ntrebuintata
contra noastra, insa ca este intre-
buintata contra noastra. Prlm-
ministrul Paderewski face a.
menintare ca Sc retrage pentru
ca nu capabil de a sc tine de
promisie, asia insa este numal
cOmedie's.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
RU|NA AUSTR0-UNGAR|E|
CROATII TRADATORI.

monizeaza Gu lealitatea lor fata
de Habsburgi Eli nu S 'au revoltat
ca Cehii, Rominii 81 Polonezii. Ei
nu au tredpt pc alte fronturi cum
au facut ceialalti, ci au stat pc
linga Habsburgi pima in clipa de
pc urma.
Dreptate, trebue sd li-se faca 81
lor, pentru ca pacea care urmea-
"a nu poate fl pace nedreapta.
Insa trebue sa Sc faca dreptatc
81 aliatilor, fiecaruia dintre eli.
Natiunile schilodite, ca Belgia,
Sirbia, Franta, Rominia 81 Italia
trebue sd fie luate in seama mai
intii, char inainte de a Sc face
dreptate hunilor, ungurilor 81
croatilor. Aceste natiuni asalta-
te trebuesc aparate ori daca MI
1nsasi lumea nu are Sc fie apa-
rata.
Puterile aliate trebue sa dicsc-
re austriacilor germani 81 maghia
rilor pace sigura 81 pedepsi-
toare. Italia trebue sa-si alba
granitele Ell, teritorul eli 81 popo-
rul eli. Sirbia trebue asigurata
contra maghiarilor. Rom1nia 81
Polonia trebuesc intarite pc So
.cOteala inamicului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
NOTA. TRIMISA
ITALIFNILOR.

PARIS, % Maiu. - S'a aflat
din cercuri de dnceredere ca Sta
tele Unite, Anglia 81 Franta s'au
unit trimite 0 nota guvernului
Italian cer1nd explicatii referitor
la debarcarea de trupe italiene in
Turcia.
Prim- -ministrul Orlando Sc spu-
ne ca raspuns consiliului lie
patru, dupa un aspru incident
personal in care ell obiectiona la
prezenta prim- -ministrului grec
Venizelos. Prim- -ministrul gree a
retras de la consfatuirea consili-
ului.
Fortele aliate au fost debarca-
te ia Smirna, in Turcia Asiatica,
Martha trecuta, debarcarea a fost
protejata de catra vapoarele de
razboi italiene, engleze 81 fran
ceze. Un escadron american Sc a
fla la Smirna, insa acesta nu "a
luat parte la debarcare, singurele
forte coborite pc acel mai fost
o garda pentru apararea consula-
tului american, la fel 81 pentru
protejarea cetatenilor america ii
de la Bristol.
Cea mai mare parte din tru-
pele debarcate Sc pare, dupa cum
spun depesele, ca sunt grecesti,
insa depesele spun ca la partea
de rasarit a orasului au debarcat
81 forte italiene. Afara de aceas-
ia exceptie nu s'a raportat ca a.
te forte sa fie invadat Turcia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
coMBINAJlfe eERMANE.

PARIS, % Ma3n. = Delegatia
de pace germanN are sa faca O
minciuna in ceasRl al 11-lea pen
tru ca sd rupa ne9ocierile de pace
dupa cum erasparerea france
zilor ieri - nuniAi pentru ca sd
puma la proba hdtarirea aliatilor
De indata ce itamicul vede ca
aliatii vorbesc dG business" =
poate Sc fnteleag& ca blocada e.
conomica are sd lie 81 ca arma-
tele sunt gaia Pprni in Germa-
MIA - fie 0 alta Mlegatie, fie de-
legatiunea de faM ,,protestind'
vor trebui totusi te semneze ira
tatul.
In uncle cercuFf de aci Sc spu-
ne pc fata pareFeh ca ministrul
de externe Broxkdorff- -Rantzau,
personal, va refKka sd semneze
tratatul de pace forma lui d
astazi, fara deoseBiGs de aceea &C
vor face tovarasii sal. Sc asteap
ta ca dinsul Sc va retrage dir
fruntea delgatiunei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-23
SA NE PREGATIM.

Adunarea generaa niunei apropie Cugeee
buie lndrepae de probmer trebue lie
csovm la adunare Stunt mue ucru de
Portante chesti vae penru oganzaa
u no In utmu timp organizata greu
M socetate hoa la M Aceasa din nepasarea neprepe-
rea noastra c inmpa fost voia Atotputercuu
Greutat carl cut nostru
cut ov nputne locu uncle organzat
celei ale Socetale greu uncle
dntre ee arte mari ind consderare multi Isl utau
ora or nsa prin mai greua recut Ununea Mama
ccatlor noastres 1
Bine ntee la adunarea vine, mpul 81 nic ocul
arata rani c este reu eel mai bun unicu pr
m fratee acut intotdauna ntelegem
avint organizatiei din facem parte.
Fe poate pc desbaee dfertele
chest prve organata generals mai
a gndasca bne la dgat
genea sd dine membr ce mai apt 81 devotai
Uniune.
In adunarea din lucruri mobile
lua mule deun une 81 olosoare att
cit fnregulu romnesc nsa dscuta 81 ua
dune denia trebue Sd intelegre
actnn oam6n convn idau chemat
Unanea astfe de au uptat pen
tru dec luptat pentru organae devnt
Mama orOtoare adr fra de
din aces Sd ntnm fnodeauna, ase de deegat
Cauza pentru lupa organzata sna orfan
vaduve ost ajutae de Unune mai bine
in aa nenorociror induioseze
ca Deu m de capa tefer uam pc oviti
noroc! So uam ca yiorul omuu
gura De nepauns All m ca putern sanatos
milne cine poate garanta Cd Fl astfeli
Mia de aproapele fost intodeauna consderat&
sdmnt Al Omuui H IN fond moi fac MOL
acela luc mja pc aratam nenoroci recon
pensatx atunci end s moi lpsa de e.,
fora inaa indeplni ramine sa decidem
A - tx hs q epnbuim e fornI "a repaI inM
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PRES. WILSON MI f MULTU-
Nit GU TRATATuL DE PACE.
SAL FAClT SCHINbARI IN IRAIATn DF PACE
WILSON DESTEPTAT NoAPTEA Din S0MN!

PARIS, % Maiu. - ca prileju1
abzicerei celor 9 membrii din CO.
misiunea americana la conferinta
de pace din Versailles, s'a spus
de insist prietenii presedintelui
Wilson, ca char 81 presedintele
nu este multumit Gu tratatul de
pace german.
Prietenii presedintelui spuneau
ca dinsul crede ca tratatul este
atlta de bun, pc cit putut Fl vo-
tat, luind in seama conditiile 81
imprejurarile, ca sd reprezinte
intru citva principiile sale pentru
carl luptat pin de fngrijorari
timp de 6 luni.
Prietenii presedintelui spuneau
ca atunci cind Sc va spune intrea-
ga astoria conferintei de pace, Sc
va putea 1ntelege din dinsa, de &c
tratatul are in Ell numai alta 81
nu mai multi 81 de ce sunt lasate
afara uncle lucruri Aceasta isto-
rie sspuneau dfnsii - ar fl 0
istorie a unor intelegeri carl 'au
facut astazi 81 milne au fost des-
facute; Q intelegere dureroasa la
care s'a ajuns dupa munca de
saptamini intregi, munca care a
durat GU ii, GU noapte, numai pen
tru ca sa fie rasturnata mai apoi.
Gu toate acestea, presedintele
primeste 81 sa uita la tratat ca la
un lucru dmplinit, mai ales acn-
ma cind este in forma lui finala.
Dupa cum spun informatiun;le
din surse autentice americana, for
ma finala a tratatului nu este a.
ceea in care fost tiparit. Nu Sc
site inca daca aceasta orr ce alta
fost cauza pentru care nu s'a
publicat, dar in textul lui sunt
atftea schimbari de la publicare
incoace, inc1t aliatii (cei 4 mari)
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au decis sd nu Sc publice tratatul
de loo pima cind nu va Fl PRINT.
Uncle din aceste schimIbari Sc
datoresc faptului ca asa cum G.
ra tiparit el nu Representa- inte-
legerile exacte la carl "a ajuns in
cursul conferintei de pace. Ca 0
pilda acestora, in noaptea cind
S a tiparit tratatul, presedintele
Wilson fost desteptat din somn
la miezul noptii 81 a fos fncuno-
stiintat de doua schimbari foarte
importante. Dinsul chemat pc
Gel patru reprezentanti al puteri-
lor mari la telefon, 81 pc urma
unul dintre acestia a 1ngaduit ca
dinsul a facut schimbarile GU con
ditiunea ca va explica ziua ur1na-
toare cauza pentru care lea "a.
cut. 0 alta astfel de schimbare
a fost descoperita mai tirziu. A.
ceasta schimbare Sc refera la va
lea de la Saar, 81 rezultatul a fost
acelasi ca in cazul prim, in care
un reprezentant al unei tari IA
cuse schimbarea de voia lui pro-
prize. Ca urmare a. acestor schim
bari, multi membrii al comisiunei
americana studiaza foarte dea.
proane tratatnl de atunci incoace.
Sc spune ca presedintele este
nemultumit pentru aceea, pentru
ca intreaga afacere Use pare ne
dreapta 81 are teama ca Sc va
spune despre dinsul ca a nutrit
scopuri egoiste. Dinsul a incercat
sd faca fiecare solutie ca sa con
glasuiasca Gu principiile sale, lar
intru cit la fost aceasta Gu me-
putinta, nizuit sd cistige in
telegere pc care Liga Natiunilor
de mai tirziu, va putea sa 0 CO.
reaga daca s'ar dovedi de ne
dreapta 81 neinteleasa.
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DEMONSTRATE SocIA.
LISTE IN. BERLIN.

BERLIN, q Maiu. - 0 suta de
mil socialist independent au a.
ranjat astazi demonstrate in
Lustgarden, in favorul unei paci
mediate. D1nsii au purtat hume
roase drapele rosii Gu inscriptia
moi voim numai pace, pine 81
lucrat".
Dupa ce au ascultat vorbirile c1-
torva orator., socialistii indepen-
denti au purces in mars pima la
Wilhelmsplace, unde $4,000 socia-
listi de al majoritatii au avut de-
monstratie contra tratatului de
pace.
fnainte de aparitia Independent
tilor, cancelarul Scheidemann ad-
res1ndu-se catre multime decla-
rat ca ,,sing,rd dyDad ce ia mai
rdnsas Germaniei este dreptul lie
a protest"