davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-08
ponury Don " War5zawio
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HRARlA B0CUMI KAMINsKl

siaj byl ma drodze popraWy
przystepowal w}asniedo spehie-
MIA szlachetnego czynu.
Ocalenie Kaminskiego do kt6rt
go zguby Pedro zaslepiony MIS-
klein uczuciem zemsty tax bardze
sic przyczynil, mialo bye rzeczywii
scie czynem szlachetnym, zw1asz
cza, re ola spe1nienia go, Pedro
ME Wahal sic naWet narazic ma
niebezpieezenstwo utracenia oso--
bistej wolnosci.
Me bez wysilenia otworzyl vie
ko trumny.
Stal teraz u celu swoich zyczen
i potrzebowal terazs tylko wyciag
nae reke, ably dostac poszukiwane
papiery.
Zw1oki Iwanskiego, bardzo dob
RE zachowane, dzieki suchosci pc
dziemia, wysuszone tylko leza1y
przedv MIN. Do zachowania ich W
tenn stanie p~rzyczyni1o sic i to, re
trumna byla bardzo ~szczelnie Fam
knieta i ME dawa}a ~przystepu pc
: wietrzu.
Pedro spostrzegf to odrazu i
domysli} sic zaraz, il czcza byla
jego Ottawa, azeby papiery ME IL
leg1y z%gniliznie.
Przezwyciezywszy wrodzona
prawie cz1owiekowi niechec i cd
rae do naruszenia spokoju lunar
1ych, uja1 i podni6sf zw1oki IVAN
skiego, zdja} z mich surdut, W
kt6rym papiery mia1y bye zaszy
te i obmacawszy go przekonaf sic,
il by1y tam rzeczywiscie.
Wydobyl je i zdjety ciekawos-
cia, czy So te same, kt6re spodzie
wa} sic znalesc, zacza} je przegla
dac PREY blasku slepej latarki.
Nagle lekki szmer doszedf do
jego ucha.
Pedro drgna}.
Ukrywszy szybko papiery W
bocznej kieszeni swego ubrania,
obejrzaf sic dokofa.
Me spostrzeg1 wprawdzie mic
takiego, CODY dowodzi}o, re ktes
znajdowaf sic W grobowcu, by4o
to jednakze mozebnem.
Me zamykajac trumny, Pedro
u%zbrojony sztyletem poszed} ku
wyjsciu z g]robowca.
Gdy przyszed} ma prog, pod
ni6sf latarke i spostrzeg1 rzeczy-
wiscie jakis cieh przesuwajacy
sic pc scianie.
Me namyslajac sic ami chwili,
rzuci} sic W te strone, wo{ajac
grzmiacym glosem:
- Ktokolwiek jestes, st6j DO
strzele!
Sfowa tie ME sprawi1y zadnego
wrazenia.
Postac podobna do cienia, wi
dzac re ma droge do wyjscia Cd
cieta, uciek}a W gfab grobowca.
Odwazny Hiszpan puscif sic "a
zbiegiem, dogoni} go W :bliskosci
trumny Iwanskiego, pochwyci]
silna jak zelazo reka i zmusi| do
zatrzymania sic.
- Kto jestes zapytaf drzacego
cz1owiekae ~pednoszac latarke de
jego twarzy.
Niepodobna sopisac jego zdu--
mienia; gdy sic. przekona}, re cz}o
wick lie mogacy z przestrachu1
glosu z piersi wydobyc, by} INA
:jomy1n:
Byf to dyrektor towarzystwa
kugla4;y z kt6rym niegdys spoty-
kalismy sic W Warszawie, a poz-
niei W Wiedniu = Albini. !
/ = I4aski! }aski!- viii sic schwy
tany, - puscc mnie pan, ME, mia
lem MIC. zlego ma mysli!
Bye moze, = odrzek1 Pedro
T. wierze eli, re mic zlego zrobid
mi ME chcia1es, ale powiedz, zkad
sic tn whales?
= Chcia}em przenocowac,- od
lpowiedziai Abinii, -:chcia}em sif
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-08

Me pozw6lcie waszym dzieciom
cierpiec. Jezeli So lekliwe, bojaz-
live, maluchne, albo zlosliwe, daj
Gle i'm Hollister'a Rocky Noun
tain herbaty - 1agodnego lecz
skutecznego lekarstwa ola dzieci
35c. w apiece Brown'a. Ogl.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-08
CZk0WlEKU
Miej sic ma bacznosci
pred Zatwardzeniem.
!. Miej size ma bacznosci
przed ZatWardzeniem.

Czy czujesz pc jedzeniu jakby
HAWAI- o1owiu leza} w twoim zolad
ku? Jezeli tax, to jest to oznaka,
re soki trawienia ME kraza nalezy
Gle, albo ich niema lie potrzeba,
iby rozpusci4y tw6j pokarm, i W
zoladku pozostaje niestrawione je
dzenie. Skutkiem tego nastepuje
zatwardzenie, kt6re pociaga "a so
ba brak apetytu, zawr6t boil g}o
wy, jezyk pokrywa sic bia1a pow
1oka, i powstaje zapach ust ME
p%rzyjemny. C%zujesz sic ocieza}ym
i niechetnym do zycia. ME PHI
gorzkiej soil, ME uzywaj zadnych
pigu4ek, DO one wywo1uja strasz-
he kurcze zoladkowe, poczem W
kr6tkim czasie zn6w wraca stara
bieda - Z~ATWARDZENIE. u
wolnij sic cd tych k1opot6w raz
ma zawsze uzywajac nasze KALI
WARYJSKIE VINO LECZNI-
CZE, jedna 1yzke pc kazdem je-.
dzeniu i pred spaniem. Zoba--
czysz, re nastapi iscie cudowna
zmiana. Me pozazdroscisz drugie
mu, re zajada sobie smacznie. Ma
SEE KALWARYJSKIE VINO
LECZNICZE zaostrzy tw6j ape
tyt, zn6w bedziesz wesoly, rzezki,
krzepki, chetny do piracy zaba-
wy.
Nasze ~KALWARYJSKIE WI
NO LECZNICZE to najlepszy sro
|dek ma k1opoty zofadka i ma og6l
ne wz1mocn1iieiniie organizmu. Pole
eamy go jake naJskuteezniejazy
srodek ola mezczyzn, kobiet idMe
81.
KALWARYJSKIE VINO LIE
CZNICZE jest zatwiefdzone W
dziale Departamentow Patent6W
Stan6W Zjednoczonych " Wash
%ngtonie. D. G. Cena butelki. tyl-
10 $1.35. Do nabycia " aptekachl,
II polskich skladach, u agentow
f31@Sn n Tub wprost cd fab
!es1xssl rykant6w j Was
@&#se. ciciei
A D. Mr6bdewsi
49, & COMPANY
zEE9 Dc
&@ss fs1&ff Jedyni FabryAand
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Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-08

I-.~&E' &#E+#%Z#& =EE@" 49, sNT Z&GIa $S%%6 %S@s
Przypatrzywszy sic lepiej al
biniemu Pedro spostrzeg1, re by
on rzeczywiscie zmeczony i wy
cienczonv.
Zdjety l%itoscia, zapytal by1egc
dyrektora cyrku, "a co jest sciga
nym.
Albini opowiedzia4 Pedrowi hi
storye, W kt6rej by1a pewna Geese
prawdy pomieszana re znaczna do
"a klamstwa.
By4 on rzeczywiscie W tenn po-
1ozeniu, re musial unikac spotka
MIA z policya, ale przybyl do gro
bowca dlatego, re spostrzeg1 Hisz-
pana idacego " te strone re mu
sic ia nova ~wycieczka wyda1a pc
dejrzana, pragnal vice ukrad-
klein podpatrzec 60 i to, co zoba-
czy, ma swoja korzysc wyzyskac.
Me potrzebowal jednakze tego
czynic.
Hiszpan z wlasnej vol, pocze-
sci W uczuciu itosci, a poczesci a
by sic poz5yc natretnego swiadka
swojej %czynnosci, dal mu dosyc
znaczna kwote pieniezna, a nadto
zaleci1 mu, zeby przenocowawszy.
w grobowcu, zaraz nazajutrz sta
raj sic opusci6 okolice Mendozy.
Naturalnie nieomieszkaf take
mniemanemu zbiegowi udzielic
wskaz6wek, jaka droga ma sic u
dac, azeby ME spotka} zandarm6w
Zna1 on te okolice doskonale z
wspomniel m}odosci i m6gl pod
tym wzgledem najdok}adniej-
szych informacyi udzielic.
Nareszcie rozsta1- sic z MIN i
powr6cif do pa1acu margrabiego
Negroni.
Albini ME mysla1 jednak ko-
rzystac z zyczliwie udzielonych
mu wskaz6wek.
Katwosc z jaka Don Pedro zao-
patrzy1 go ma droge, by}y dyrek-
tor cyrku wyt16maczy} sobie ME
litoscia, ale zupe1nie inne przypi-
sal jej pobudki: ..-
Domysli1 sic, re bytnosc Hisz--
pana W grobowcu by}a tai emnica
i mia4 nadzieje, re swiadomosc
tel tajemnicy zdo1a %nalezycie wy
eksploatowac. ~
Postanowi} ME pontiac tel spo
do pomnozenia swego do
robku, kt6ry zreszta rzeczywiscie
ME by1 zbyt wielki.
w tel mysli pc .dojesciu Hisz-
pana pusci1 sic ukradkiem "a MIN
azeby wysledzic miejsce jego pc
bytu i zaraz nazajutrz o bia1ym
dniu przystapic do wykonania "a
mierzonego dzie1a.
PROMIENIE SKONCA.
Nazajutrz rano Pedro zbudzi}
sic z g1ebokiego N W swoim pc
koju W pafacu hrabiego Negroni.
Wpierwszej chwili musia} az
potrzec sobie czo}o, zeby sic pre-
konac, re to co, zaszlo W nocy, ca
la jego bytnosc w .grobowcu, by
la rzeczywistoScia, a ME shem ma
rzeniem.
Jeden rzut Okla, ma st61, ma kt6-
rym leza1y poz6lk}e papiery wy
dobyte z ubrania Iwanskiego,prze
kona1 go, re ME marzy1.
Me znal on jeszcze tresci tych
dokument6w i ME m6gl osadzic, o
lie one beda W sprawie Kamins-
kiego decydujacemi:
Zerwa} sic zatem z }6zka, ubra{
sic spiesznie i miaf w}asnie "a
MAR rozpoczac ich: czytanie, gdy
.wszed1 s}uzacy i oznajmi} re mar
.grabia :Negroni i hrabia Marbach
=oczekuja juz ma niego.
Don Pedro zebra1 dowody swo-
jej nocnej wycieczki, uda} sic do
salonu i zastal pan6w juz gotos-
.wych do odbycia wycieczki do
.
Obaj byli uzbrojeni W strzelby
.mysliwskie W sztylety, zadziwili
sic zatem, gdy zastali Hiszpana W
Izwyk1em rannem ubraniu.
|, Don Pedro predko wyjasnil I'M
'wszystko.
Ma wiadomosc re juz posiada
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-08

sic on: kto byl lynn, kt6ry " przet
dzien znajdoWal sic " groboWc1
zwa1onego zamku, przybyl te-
raz do palacu m~argrabiego Ne
! groni, peWny ze TEN zuchWalen
~ukazaniem sic swollen sprawl prz'
WidyWany efekt j znaczne odczel
he uzyska.
Mylii sic jednak i gdyby by
Wiedzia1 o tenn, co ma nastapic
bylby sic wyrzek1 zamiaru sledzt
MIA don Pedra i szukania ma MIN
korzysci.
Margrabina Negroni pozna1a
60 odrazu j MIN jeszcze zdo1a]
Ersystapie do Pedra, przybieg}a
do niege Wofajae CHOSEN pelnym
namietnosci:
- Czlowieku! cos zrobH z mo-
Ijem %dzieckiem? 2 moja Laura?
Czy PAM zmysly straci}a?-
rzekl Albini, cofajac sic pred
margrahina jak pred widmem =
inneggo swiata,z zkad ia nam vie
dziec; o dzieckn PAM?
- Me zapieraj sic, 1otrze, re
- -s
to ty pred siedmnastu laty por-
wales mi W Wenecyi mole Laure,
- m6wila margrabina, = ME "a
Ipieraj sic, nedzniku, gdyz zbrod-
mic twoja jestem W stanie ci udo-
wodnic.
Dowod6w rzeczyWistych NIGGA
|cych mice wage pred sadami,mo
lgacych wytrzymac krytyke praw
nik6w, to jest ludzi, ktorzy pre-
dewszystkiem W kazdej sprawie
szukaja formy i rzadko SO zdolni
dojrzec tam, gdzie formalnosci
brakuje, dowod6w tego rodzaju
margrabina wcale ME mia1a, s1o-
wa jej jednak, podyktewaneprzez
|instynkt macierzynski, by1y. zrecz
Inc, gdyz Albini ME mia1 czasu
zastanawiac sic pred mozebnos-
cia lub niemozebnoscia posiada--
mia dowodow i nagle zaskoczony
ME wiedzia1, co poczac.
! Pozna1 on takze margrabine i
tje.j ma1konka zaraz cd p ierwsze-
!go rzuta Okla, ale w pierwszej
chwili ME wiedzia1, czy ma sic
przyznac, czy zaprzec.
Margrabia- ME p%ozostawi1 mu
wcale czasu do namyslania sic.
Mai wreszcie pred SODA czlo-
wieka, ktr6y by} n%arzedziem zem-
sty jego dawno zmar}ego OLGA.
Rzucil sic jak tygrys ma awan--
turnika, Sschwyciwszy go "a pier
Isl, zmusil do uklekniecia i pioru-
nujacym g}osem wezwa}, ably po-
wiedzia} prawde.
Albini widzac, re w razie "a
przeczenia niczego dobrego spo--
dziewac sic ME moze, viii sic jakro
bak przyrzekajac, re >wyzna Wszy
stko, jezeli margrabia go pusci, a
gdy tel jego prosbie sta}o sic "a
dose, rozpocza1 szczeg61owe opo-
wiadanie.
My, kt6rym wiadome SO losy
Laury, ME potrzebujemy powta--
rzac .tego opowiadania.
Albini m6wi1 zupe1na prawde.
Me zatai1 naWet stosunku Lau-
ry z W1odzimierzem, opowiedziaf
W jaki sposob pad1a ofiara hanle-
bnego oszustwa, a nakoniec dosta
la sic pod opieke ksiecia Granic-
kiego.
Rodzice Laury przejeci radios
cia i bolescia naprzemian, przeje-.
Ii go do glebi.
Naturalnie postanowiono ma
]tychmiast wynalesc miejsce poby
tn ksiecia, "a poniewaz Albilni
mniej wiecej -napewno, twierdzii,
ze ksiiaze Granicki udaf sic do;
Warszawy, pc krotkiej zatem ma
radze, zwlaszcza; ze losy innyych.
os6b, tax szczegolnie " tym wy.
padku zblizonych take tego wy
maga1y, udae sic bezzwlocznie do
Warszawy.
, Abiniemu .zapewniono bezkar--
nose i sowite :wynagrodzenie, ale
pod warrunkiem, azeby take u
ldal sic do Warszawy! j tam stanaa1
iako swiadek przy rekognosko-
waniu Laury. q.
lJ5laz ualszy nast&pf.)
zAlP'|IislIUJc1[E soBI1mIARUsAd
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-08-08
ZOKNIERZE ~ZATRUDNIANI
PREY ~BUDOWNICTWIE. !.

Washington, D: G. w kilka dni
DO podpisaniu zawieszenia broni
przez Niemc6w. Zarzady Budowni
czych Stowarzyszen uchwali}y re
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
SENATE TOPASS
ARMY BILL TODAY

The Senate today is expected to
pass the SSsS.OOo 900 army bill. clear
ing the way for the naval bill.
At a session lasting until after
midnight. the Senate adopted these
amendments:
Fixing the army at 100000
Limiting to $4,000 the salary Of
the War Departments sales director,
c. W. Hare
Permitting the War Department to
go ahead with purchase of camp sites
and other real estate, negotiations on
which begun before january l.
It rejected an amendment 10 give
General Pershing the rank OF full
general for life, when Senator King
made A point of order
In debate on Hare's salary. Senator
Mcclellan urged that the War De-
partment make more vigorous efforts
TO put on the market vast stores of
meat which are no longer needed for
the army.
Senator Reed said the department
should release the meat, but not
break the price.
Senator Wadsworth declared the
department is trying to dispose OF
the meat. Mcclellan replied that
Hare is the only man in the United
States who says this meat must not
be sold so the people can get the
benef1t. but that it must be marketed
so that the packers will benefit"
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
RUM CAR DELAYED
BY FEAR OF LAW

DANVILLE. Va. June 25-Thomas
Cobb. a negro. in favor of whom an
opinion was handed down by Judge
E. Walton Brown. denying the right
of local policemen to stop him in the
course Of an interstate journey in an
automobile filled with liquor, is in a
dilemma.
Although $50 quarts of liquor and
the roadster he was driving are wait
ing for him, the negro has made no
step to claim them. and he will not
until he receives instructions from
a man in Baltimore. who is said to
have hired Cobb to take the liquor to
Georgia.
The police announce that when
Cobb calls for the liquor officers will
watch him load il on his car and
squad will be detailed to escort him
to the North Carolina line. about 5
miles away. Just what will happen
there is not known. but il is pos
sible that North Carolina officers
will take charge of him and he will
have to make another fight in that
State.
In the meantime. several agents Of
the Prohibition Commissioner stan
are here. and one of them had adj
mitted eagerness to have another
crack" at the case If these men sue
coed in OBTAINING Cobb outside the
corporate line there would be moth
ing to prevent a threshing out of the
ca Sc in the county court for Judge
Browns decision affects only the
city of Danville. and the officers and
the court have no Jurisdiction be-
yond the corporate line.
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
HOUSE VOTES STUDY
Of WATER SUPPLY

The Zihlman bill authorizing the
Secretary of War to name a commits
sion Of Eve TO investigate svails BILE
water sources for the District Of Co
lumbia was passed by the House yes
terday afternoon.
Three other District measures were
also passed under the leadership Of
Chairman Napes. 81 the House Dis
trIct Committee. They were.
4 bill by Congressman Graham Of
Illinois 70 protect game birds in the
District and Its environs by prohIb-
Iung their sale here.
A bill by Congressman Caldwell Of
New York amending the charter Of the
Protestant Episcopal Church 50 as to
give women the right to vote and hold
office in the church the same as the
men.
A bill b. Congressman Wheeler Of
Illinois incorporating patrol drivers
into metropolitan police Of the Dis
triCt
The Zihlman bill carries an a7pro-
prIatIon 10 drfrav the expense Of sur
vevs Of available water supplies in the
vicinity Of the District. Some years
ago a bill was passed which provided
for investiEatiOn Of water sources and
power developmen The report, which
cost $50 600 wa devoted almost en-
tireIy To water power projects. and
little ~me Of the investigation in so
far as relieving the local water sup
T.lrr - %. ion saFoV
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
AUTO RAMS BICYCLE
INTO BABY GO-CART

Henry Cansler. Of 619 Massachu-
setts avenue northwest, was slightly
injured yesterday when the bicycle
he was riding was struck by an au-
tomObile at John Marshall place and
jC streets northwest.
The impact of tho collision caused
Cansler's bicycle 10 strike a baby
carriage in charge of Mrs. Ella
White. of 315 c street northwest.
throwing little Sylvan White from
the carriage. The child received in
jUries on the forehead. while Cansler
suffered injuries to his left arm. Both
were treated at Casualty Hospital
An automobile operated by Michael
Wyville. of Upper Marlboro, Md. was
struck by A street car of the Capital
Traction Company at Eight and G
streets northeast yesterday. WyviIle
was cut on the face by flying glass
but refused medical attention.
Miss May Walton. nineteen years
old. Of 1855 Calvert street northwest,
was struck by a street car of the
Washington Railway and Electric
Company at Eighteenth street and
Columbia Road and was slightly in
jured-
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
GRADUATION HELD
At MINER NORMAL

commencement exercises of the
NyruUa Mrn"r Normal School were
held this morning at the scheoI hall,
GeorEla avenue and Euclid street
col John Van Schsick. jr.. Of the
Board of Education. made the com
mencomrnt address. Scholarships
were awarded by Ernest L. Thurston.
superintendent Of schools.
Diplomas were presented by Foun-
tain Peyton. or the Board Of Edu-
cation, and tho class song. composed
by Miss Florence 4. Brooks, was
suns. The Invocation was given by DR..
J. Stslcy Durkee. president of Howard
DIVERSITY.
The graduates are:
Primary grade colirse-Sara Pauline
Arnolt. Miriam Louise Booker, Flor
enca AIlevia Brooks. Robbie Ellen
Brown. Helen Loretta Carter, Anna
Mae Cox, Ruby Elizabeth Duffey,
Margaret George. Myrtle Odelia Ker-
rick. Ethel Mae Lewis, Caroline Beat
rice Manns, Mildred Thompson Nc
Lane, Blanche Mae Parker, Edith
May Proctor. Fannie Aldridge Ran
dali Grace Louise Robinson, Margaret
Katharine Smith. Thelma Louise
smith. Florence Gertrude Snowden.
Lillian Theresa Walton. Clara Eloise
Waugh. Edna Josephine Wayman,
sara Lucille West, Lillian Louise Will
kinson. and Harriet Bertha Williams.
Domestic science graduates-Inese
Ogden Brooks. Mary Ellen Craft. and
Margaret Elizabeth Reed.
Domestic art graduates-Myrtle
Elizabeth Collins, Mary Ellen Craft.
Bertha Louise Howard and Mary
Louise Porter.
Graduates in the kindergarten
course are Theresa Edith Cohran.
Frances Elizabeth King. Julia Veron-
lea Miles. Pearl Estelle Minor, and
Alma Ninton Ridgway.
The Washington times., 1919-06-25

These statements were made to-
day by the leaders of forces support
ing the League of Nations in the Sen
ate and those opposing it
Hitchcock declared a record vote
today on the Knox resolution sep
arating tie treaty and the covenant,
the Fall resolution for a separate
peace, or Roots reservations would
all prove conclusively that a ma
Jority of the Senate is against inter
fering in any way with the prompt
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
MACHINIST KILLED
IN NAVY YARD SHOP

An inquest over the body of Robert
L. Robrecht. 80 years old, who
was killed last night when he was
h.'rIed a distance Of twenty feet
VIE attempting to throw a belt on
ma--line in the Washington Navy
Yard shop with his foot. will be held
al the District MOrgue this afternoon.
Robrecht. who was employed at the
yard. was thrown to the ground with
such force that his skull was frac-
tured Death was instantaneous. the
police say. He lives at 5l1 Tenth
street southwest.
Save first; spend afterWard-Buy
VA &
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
Refuses to Call Caucus.
WASHINGTON BOY PROMOTED

The air service announced yester-
day that Private John B. Strider. 1928
Fifteenth street northwest, who is
stationed at the army aviation fly
ing ground at Mitchell Field, L. L,
has been made a corporal.
The Washington times., 1919-06-25
Hitchcock and Lodge Both
Confident of Victory in
League Fight.
DEMOCRATS SAY SENATE
WILL VOTE FOR TREATY
Republicans Refuse to Call
Get together" Caucus
To Outline Stand.

SThe opponents Of the league in
he Senate are badly divided and
split into factiOnsj it's friends are
united as one man. Sentiment for
ratification of the treaty I'M
amended Is stronger today that
ever.--SenatOr Hitchcock.
"Demand for amendment of the
peace treaty is stronger I'm the
Senate today than il has ever
been, and Is continuing to grow
strOnEer."-SenatO Lodge.
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Swift and COmpany's sales of Fresh Beef
IN Washington. y G. for the week ending
SATURDAY.. June 2lst. averaged 1895 cents
per pound--Advt.
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and unamended ratification of the
entire treaty.

and unamended ratification of the
entire treaty.
Confident of Passage.
He and other Democratic leaders
went further and declared that Il
ratification were asked TO-DAY. not one
/ third of the Senate would No,c
| against it
Lodge, on the other hand is conf
| dent Administration forces are de-
! ceivinE themselves. Other RepuhlI-
cans. however. frankly admitted that
Hitchcock's statement regarding the
serious division of the League oPpon-
ents into factions is true. There are
at least six distinct groups Of thought
among the Republicans. II was part
ly to reconcile these differing views
that Root came here last week. one
result OF his visit. Senators said to
day. was to show up more clearly
than ever how badly the leagues op-
ponents are divided.
The various groups include those
lighting for absolute rejection of the
league and the rest Of the treaty:
those demanding specific amendment
Of the treaty text; those willing 10
accept Roots plan for reservations -
be included in the ratification rOso-
luton: those insisting that Roots
plan be modified by addition OF a pro-
vision that the reservations must be
accepted by the other nations or the
United States won't join the league:
those insisting on immediate ratifca-
ton of the treaty but holding up Of
the league covenant; and those de-
handing immediate enactment Of the
Fall separate peace resolution. with
the idea OF taking plenty of time on
both the peace terms proper and the
league covenant
Refuses to Call Caucus.
While these various groups debate
the merits Of their respective ideas
in the cloak rooms, Senator Lodge,
ostensible leader. is being urged to
call a get together" caucus. But
Lodge has demurred. on the ground
that Democrats then would be able to
charge Republicans with having made
the whole thing a party matter.
The Foreign Relations Committee
met today, with Senator Fall ready 10
ask consideration of his separate
peace resolution. Consideration Of
diplomatic appointments. however,
may prevent it being taken up.
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Team w orkers.

AN efficient organization can be
evolved by selecting co-workers who
will fit into their tasks properly and
who are temperamentally adapted to
become team workers" says Charlie,
II. Sabin, in Forbes Magazine "lt
doesn't matter how brilliant either n
ball player or a worker may be, il he
is not a team worker, il you cannot
depend upon him to throw the ball
TO the other party at the righ, time
and be prepared to SINK wha, he
might regard as his own personal
glory for the sake OF the final grand
result, In a well.drilled organization,
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THOSE COVENANT RESERVATIONS.

VIyILE President Wilson striving oeub to show the American
W people the supreme Of the including the covenant
league the foreign affairs committee orders the
reported ratification But the they would raty
changed which which
ssned allies associated and by Germany although
vanqushed foe to be number
asks four
ton, to enan. and forty Amendments to the treaty.
As the league the treaty those reservation,
surpa,, tn. amendment, obe, At
least one of those intended render the mpon
and withdrawal Of America from the league seeks
privilege this The provides for with
drawa properly fulfilling international obligations, America does
obligations does need special privilege
world affairs America afford
high ideals and become when the OF the
earth seek union for the preservation Of permanent
the which would avoid
responsibility Those the only hope
making effective The league protect the well
strong Injustice eupd mus, be held check
strength OF Others That does that America must
participate foreign there shall be for
strength Of members will be turned nation
which violates the fate which bel
coalition than this will be- nation will risk
Nations wfuly suicide
But the nation which high ideal, world stands
oo responsibility undoubtedly have weakening
effect civilization America told the mother,
died there that this end Yet there
psses who would weaken they do not destroy highest
that pledge The d waited for America the
war right America did fall And the world
approval this which should do than end this
conflict shall fail today because of the political
chickering's o partisan statesmen
vaons allowing exclusive action by the United States
providing the Interpretation of the Monroe doctrine
solely would change nothing which effect
by the Rather these latter reservation.
evidence iaulinds mood which ha, characterized
majority Of relations began consda OF
the treaty The has ahead ndong the
wrong that committee has 'riven so long to accomplish