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Think About or, The Value of Right Thinking in Religion"
 A cordial invitation is extended to all to attend these services.
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day. He leaves a wife and one child Stewart came North ahead of any of the "rushes." He prospected in Al aska as early as 1888 and had trav- eled from one end of the country to another.
 William Whalen of Valdez has been running dairy for years, from which he has sold many hundred pounds of butter, buttermilk and cream to citizens. WIT. Whalen has been killing off the herd this Winter on account of the high price of feed, but still has over dozen head of stock. M
 Coal is cheaper at Valdez than at any other point in the Territory con sldering the long haul. Anchorage has cheaper coal but of poorer qual- ity. The Boring river coal fields will supply this city with coal when they are opened up.-(Valdez Miner.)
 Dean Officer, formerly of McCar- they, a member of the 27th engin- eers, A. E. F., is now in hospital in France, having been wounded by piece of shrapnel before the ar mistice was declared.
 One of Alaska's worst trails, that between Kaltag, a lower Yukon river point and Unilakleet, Norton sound coast point, between St. Michael and Nome, is being given Winter stake markings. Stakes along the trail, it is believed, will help the mail car riers and their dog teams during the Winter
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eRAEco-RussiAN CHURCH

(Rev. A. P. Kashevaroff, Rector) The services will be the same a usual in the Graeco-Russian Churcl in Juneau.
 Morning Service at 10 o'clock. Vespers at 5:30 p. m.
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HOLY TRINITY CATHEDRAL
(Fourth and Gold Streets) =

Rev. c. D. Christian. Dean.
 Second Sunday after Epiphany.
 Celebration at a. m.-Special in tention and intercessions, the unity of Christians for which our Lord prayed.
 Church School. 12:30
 Evensong at 7:30 with sermon as announced last Sunday-in connec- tion with the Octave of Prayer for Christian Unity-"What Does the Episcopal Church stand for?"
 Quotations will be given from Prof. Halls paper before the Baptist Con ference in Chicago, at their request.
 In respsone to the World Confer ence on Faith and Order established by the Anglican Church a number of years ago. the various bodies of Christians have appointed commits sions to meet together for better un- derstanding. etc. and each commis- sion has suggested that the members of each religious body find out first what they themselves stand for-or do not stand for.
The Alaska daily empire., 1919-01-18
FIDALGO BECOMES PAYING
 SHIPPER OF COPPER ORE

The Alaska Mines Corporation of Fidalgo on Prince William Sound, from which the Admiral Watson is taking a cargo of ore South, is becoming a regular shipper of ore. Referring to the property the Val dez Miner of January 11th says:
 This mine is becoming one of the heaviest shippers on Prince William Sound, and through the able management of Byron Wilson has developed from a locing pros pect to a dividend payer of no small dimensions New machinery has been installed and the mine will run full blast when transportation is available"
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ALASKA NOTES

Fire caused loss of $2,000 to the Little Susitna coal company at Hous- ton in the Anchorage country.
 A committee of the Anchorage /, Chamber of Commerce to investigate l the retail price of meat an Anchor age reported that it was fair The prices for the popular cuts were, | round steak 40 cents pound, roasts 30 to 38 cents, sirloin and tenderloin steaks 45, porterhousc and T-bone 50 cents; pork chops 50, pork steak 45; mutton chops 40 to 45; chicken | 50.
 Two hundred dollars were sub scribed by employees of the Alaska Engineering Commissions coal mine at Eska Creek to be divided into Christmas presents for the destitute families of c. A. Thompson and Jos eph Dempsey, who formerly worked as miners there, but recently died "Oih OI uooOhhOilh6 thC otCoHiCi Anne w. with view of putting her into shape for the water for opera tion between Anchorage and Seward is in progress. The vessel, which is owned by the Alaskan Engineering Commission, was pulled upon the ways at the close of navigation last Fall. ''If the present warm weather continues" says William Gerig, en- gineer in charge of the Anchorage Division, "an effort may be made to navigate the Anne w, to Seward and return There is not much floating ice in the Anchorage harbor Even the incoming tides bring very little ice and quite often the water is en- tirely free of ice.
 Seward has installed a new fire siren which was mounted upon the top of the electric light tower. This will be blown so that the citizens may know where the fire is.
 Norman Baker, a linotype operator on the Fairbanks Citizen, who was drafted and sent to Camp Lewis, re- gently died from the influenza. He had worked on the Citizen for some time prior to being drafted.
 Miss Carrie Thompson. former Cordova young lady Is winning lau rels in San Francisco by swimming contests. The San Francisco Chron- icle states that the young woman is accustomed to swim around among the floes at her native home, and the waters of San Francisco are too warm for her.
 Traps have been set for a long time by Upper River trappers to catch the big wolf which has been frequenting the flats near the power house at Chitina. Fred Handy, how ever was the lucky sportsman, bag gint the wolf from the bridge with a high-pOwer rifle.
 Charles Stewart, aged 56, one of the pioneer Alaska prospectors died at his home in Auburn last Satur-
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OUTGOING CASH.

WASHINGTON, Jan. IS. - The outgo of the Treasury in December was $2,060, 100000 For the last six months the total was $10,632,- 900, 900. excluding transactions in principal of public debt.
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CHRISTIAN SCIENCE CHURCH

Sunday services will be held at II a. m. in the Church Of the Chris tian Science Society of Juneau on Fifth Street between Main and Sew. ard Streets. The subject will be-: Life"
 Wednesday = Testimonial meeting at 8:15 D. m.
 Christian Science Reading Room at Room 8, Maloney Bldg. Open daily except Sundays and holidays from ? to 4:3@p. m. ard from to g p. m. Wednesdays z to 8 p. m.
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PREssYreRiAN NATIVE
 CHURCH

David Waggoner. Pastor 10:30-Bihle Service.
 7:00-Evening Service. :. 7:oo-Wednssday. Mid-wsek Pray. CT meeting.
 A cordial invitation is given to attend these services.
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NORTHERN LIGHT PREs- ENTERTAIN CHURCH

(Cor. Fourth & Franklin) Rev. George Gladstone Bruce. Pastor. Morning Worship at Il. Subject: "Obeying God" F Bible School at 1915.
 Sunday School at Thane 10:00. Evening Worship at 7:30. Subject "The Temptation of Christ"
 Mid-week service on Wednesday evening at 7:S0 for prayer and Bible study.
 You are cordially invited to wor- ship with us
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COSTS $25 EXTRA FARE, TO CORONA ACCOUNT QUARANTINE EXPENSES

CORDOVA, Jan. 13. General Agent F. B. Tracy received wire from the Seattle office of the Alaska 5. S.. Co.,, instructing him to notify all local agents in Alaska that hereafter in the purchase of tick cts for Cordova passengers will be required to make a deposit of $25 to defray their quarantine expenses at the local detention hospital.
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METHODIST EPISCOPAL
 CHURCH

(Rev. James T. Mcqueen, Pastor)
 Order Of Service Morning service at II a. m. Subject of sermon: "The Holy Spirit as a Teacher" A Communion service will be held at the close of the sermon.
 Sunday School. 1z:15 ?. m. Evening worship. 7:S0 p. m. Subject of sermon: Things To
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Juneau Ferry & Navigation
 Company
-Operatlng- ALMA, LONE FISHERMAN, GENT AND TEDDY

Leaving Juneau for Douglas TreadWeil
 and Thane.
 7:10 am. 12:15 pm. 6:00 pm. s9:30 am. s3:00 pm. 9:30 pm.
 4:40 pm. .11:10 pm.
 t1:00 am. Leave Douglas for Treadwell and Thahe 7:25 am. 12:30 pm. 9:45 pm. S:45 am. 3:15 pm. 11:25 pm.
 4:55 pm. f1:16 am.
 6:16 pm. @ Leave TreadweiI for Thane 7:30 am. 12:35 pm. 6:20 p.m '9:b0 am. s3:20 pm. $50 pm
 b:00 pm. ui30 pm Leave Thane for TreadweII. Douglas and Juneau sy $40 am. s12:50 p.m. l0:06 p.m., '10:05 am. 4:05 pm. 12:10 am --.'' 6:15 pm f1:36 ain. Leave Treadwell for Douglas and Juneau SIPS am. i s1.05 p.m. $50 pm 'lo;20 am. 4:2o pm. 1920 pm. A@. t1:50 am Leave Douglas for Juneau 8:30 am. '1:10 pm. 6:55 pm. *10:25 am. 4:25 pm. 10:26 pm.
 s:35 pm. 12;30 am. '-Freight will be accepted.
 f-Saturday night only. Schedule subject to change without
 notice. ttrEt Two whistles mlntess before starting.
 Fare IS Gents iitayq2
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CATHOLIC CHURCH

Sunday within Octave of Epiphany.
 500 am.-Mass and Communion. 10.30 a.m.-Parish Mass and Sermon
 1:30 p.m.-Sunday School
 Every day this week, at 7:3O p. m. Church Unity Octave Devotions with the Beendiction of the Blessed Sac rament.
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We are to return to the lines Of frocsk of many seasons ago, as con firmed by this phooto, taken on Fifth avenue, of a very smartly dressed young wo6ian. The bodice of black satin extends well below the waist anE mounted upon it is a close It. ting wrapped around skirt of baby lamb. At the sides the skirt stands out in the manner of pockets. and the curved fronts are also worth noting.
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March.
 # And Mary, the weather is too good to be true.
 Just,
 M
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Gastineau Gossip (An Intercepted Letter.

Dear Mary:
 Saturday again-time flies! What, you can't-they go too fast? So old, it's new? All right, here goes.
 # # #
 Curt Collyer, pardon me, Lieut.. w. c. Collyer, has arrived over seas = finally = and just a short time before the armistice was sign ed. He left Pete Hain at New port News. They have stuck to- gether pretty well, though, since they left Juneau, haven't they?
 # # #
 Those in the Masonic Ambulance Corps from Juneau have a notion that they will leave Belgium soor. "Tommy"-D. A. Thompson-wrote a little while ago that it was ru- morei that they would sail for home January 10th, and lazy Goldstein wrote that they expected to leave Belgium for France shortly.
 # # *
 Mona and Cy Spears wedding an Inouncements came this week. You knew they were living in Seattle, didn't you?
 \ General Davison and Mrs. Davison have come to Puget Sound from Camp kearny, and General Davison is temporarily stationed at Camp Lewis Mrs. Davison is staying in Seattle with her mother, Mrs. Elem ing. One of the late Seattle papers had this about them:
 As welcome to Brig. Gen. Peter w. Davison, U s. A., and Mrs. Da- vison, who have just returned from Camp Kearny, Cal, a number ol dinners are being planned for Sat urday evening at the Army and Navy Club. General Davison has been in the South several months and is now temporarily stationed al Camp Lewis. The occasion will give his friends, and those of Mrs. Davi son, a chance to greet them. Music will be given during tht dinner by the band from the maya station at the University of Wash | ington, and later dance will b' held in the assembly room of th' club for the officers and theil | friends.
 * * # Mrs. Walstein Smith came bacl this week from California, where she has been living since she went South with Helen last Fall. A whole semester's work was missed at Berkeley, where Helen is going to college, on account of the inf1u- enza. Helen pledged Kappa Kappa Gamma.
 Mrs. Hatch and Mrs. Thomson are giving a Bridge Tea this after. noon at Mrs. Hatch's home al Thane.
 Lang Cobb came down from Fort Seward this week and is visiting with his parents. He is sergeant now.
 3 !.
 Miss Scott came back this week after spending the holidays in the South.
 * # *
 Mrs. Riggs wrote from Wash ington that she would leave there with her children, Lizette and Tom my, when Gov. Riggs came West and would go to New York to visi' her relatives there for a few weeks before leaving for Juneau. She ex'
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PEERLESS FREE READING
 ROOM

Chas. c. Personens, Leader
 There will be regular Gospel ser vices on Sunday and Friday evenings at 8 o'clock Everyone is cordially invited to attend these services.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-30
lTatdtu Vaf SeIllDat d 8 D. m,

VERSAILLES, p Iunie. A4
ranjarile au fost complectatc de
consiliul de patru pentru semna
rea tratatului, care va avea loc
astaAi Ia 3 ore dupa ameazi. Ori
cum consiliul nu dat nici un CO.
municat oficios.
Tratatul original care va Fl sem
nat de toti plenipotentiarii, va ri
din pergament japonez, dupa cum
spnne L'Intrasigent. Prepararca
documentnlui costa 1900 de
franci.
Sc site definitiv Cd Italia Vi 81
reprezentata la semnarea tratatn.
hi prin Baron Sonnino, Marchi-
sul Impcraii di Frsncavilla il Dr.
Silvio Crespi. ..I'
Noua delegate itslian5 ii
frunte cu nliniafral az fers,s
Tittoni, Nil W. jnnT y l II 81 z M
nm alnias b |l||la III
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CERhANH lNAINTEAzA
PESTE POLONL.

PARIS, q Iunie. - fnaintarea
germanilor catre granita de vest
q Poloniei din trei >parti nelinis.
teste multi cercurile oficiale de la
conferinta de pace, lar Ignat Pa
derewski, prim-ministrul polon.
Incearca din toate puterile sd ca
pete munitie de la aliati inainte
ca Germanii sd poata taia liniile
terate mai principale, lucru care
Sc crede cal vor incerca.
Grelele atacuri de artilerie ce
lie dau Nemtii asupra orasului
Czenstochowa dinspre sud 81 vest
ameninta sd tale LIMA ferata care
leaga Warsaw Gu Cracova 81 Gu
minele de carbuni de la Teschen.
Czenstoch0wa este un Oras Gu O
populate de 10000 de locuitori
81 un important centru de cal fe
rate.
Deasemenea Germanii mai ina
inteaza la Krotoechin, oras situ-
at la cincizeci 81 patru mile spre
sud-est de Posen, 81 direct spre.
vest de LODI, lar acum urmeaxa.
lupte crincene pc Iriul Netze, "a
vest de Bromberg.
Ofiterii Poloni aflati la Paris
priveau actiunea de la Czensto-
chowa ca find cit Sc poate de cri-
tica, de oare ce la uncle puncte
Germanii Sc afla la douazeci de
mile de localitate.
Deciziunea consiliului de patru
de a permite armatei polone sd
restabileasca ordinea in Galitia,
la est de Lemberg, a adus GU 81
he recunoasterea temporara ri
ului Brucz ca frontiera de est a
Poloniei, lucru carui nu-i mai trc-
bnia decit aprobarea ligei natiu-
nilor. Aceasta aprobare ii fusese
promisa d-lui Paderewski, mai Gu
seama ca colhisiunile aliatc carl
fusesera insarcinate GU cerceta-
rile in regiunile acelea sprijinise
spusele polonilor ca districtul ira
terorizat de bande carl n'aveau
legatura Gu nici 0 armata recu-
noscuta sau Gu vre-un guvern Or
ganizat.,
Conform unei stiri neoficiale
primita de la Berlin, fortele IL
craniene au ocupat Odessa 81
Kherson.
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.S|TUATlUNEA { FOARTE
cRAVA IN berlin.

LONDRA, % Iunie. - In Ham
burg trupele guvernamentale au
facut ordine, insa situatia in Ber-
lin din ce in ce tot mai grava
spun depesele primite astazi.
Acuzati Cd au conspirat ca Sc
faca o revolutie in intreaga tara,
leadarii communist 81 al socialis-
tilor INDEPENDENT din Berlin an
fost arestati de catra guvernul
german.
0 parte din garnizoana orasu-
lui STA exprimat formal dorinta
de a parasi orasul. Teama a fost
ca daca nu Sc va asculta dorinta
lor, trupele vor arunca jos arme-
lie 81 vor refuza Sc mai asculte or
dinele mai departe, las1nd capita
Ia Gu totul fara aparare.
In decursul demonstration din
nordul orasului, ieri, soldatii al
puscat asupra multimei, ucigind
dol oameni 81 doua femei 81 ra-
mind mai multe persoane, rapor-
teaxs corespondentnl din Copea-
hass O bonba . explodat ii fa2
ia cladirii ministerului pentru In
crarile publice, insa fara a cauza
pagube.
Noske, ministrul de razboi GER
mai a dat ordin ca revoltele sa
fie suprimate prin ori ce mijloa-
ce, 1nsa a recomandat ca trupele
sa nu intrebuinteze armele decit
numai cind este absolut necesar.
Ell a declarat ca intreruperea in
dustriei ori transportului prin
greve, orr revolte ar fl fatal pen-
tru Germania in aceste momente.
Generalul Lettow a fost gaia
a marsalui spre Hamburg Gu trn-
pc puternice, cfnd fost informal
ca nu mai de lipsa, pentru ca
orasul q fost ocupat, de trupe gu
vernamentale fara lupte ssrioase.
Commistii carl au controlat in
tregul oras, au pus armele jos
imediat &c lisa promis ca vor fl
iertati.
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C0NTRACTE ST CONTRACTANTI
: P|LOU|R| De TERI PENTRU MAINE, :.

multisor de atunci Gel ce Sc sfatuiau tn;c 10 90,
imp asazl nu mai sunt in Cleveland dar pot Sc yna dr
m e este pavat In odaa unu redacor decurgea umatoa
rea consfatuire: ~ 90 oin"'o'-
Ii-am spus ca al cut rau trebua sa e cer contract
IN puma regua pc 10 ami fiji sgur de eli 81 a al tocau
la in nina. - - 'o''''"-
= Vez stiam de asta de as Fl cerut noa+o 49,; 49, :;
dat 81 cit bine mi-ar fl rrins? - -
-Hoarlt ca thar fl prins 1nante de toate not 81 II ,t
taa. la 'ran Dealer fost angajat redacor Gu con-
pc zece am In contract uat sa puma toate cond
llume cui Tar fl trecut prn minte ce condtiuni So not
unu redactor 81 unde poate ell Acuma ell este ta
pc suaune Muncese cit voieste ell 81 cind voiesta =
a oe puohcltae nu sa faca 81 nici nu i poate a
zlce Oar casul acesta nu este unc
Aarul unguresc Szabadsag'' carcaturst della TN
a pc Vestui Lnek Au facu contract ell ca sd le dc
pentru 1lecare numar din suplmentu erar cite nm dasa
original penru plata admirabila Au utat fns8 sa nuns
Ia contract marimea desemnulu ST dnsu astSz; orc t
reguia care u stpucaza 1unile cum se casls
dar stpuleaza plata u In urare face cite un esem
clva Incl, desenn mcn 81 compania de publicitae este 81
a sa pateasca 81 cnd face mare cum ar trebu
Sc faca. - ~
contractul baa-l norocul
"a bine zici trebuia sa eu la al mel contract
freste, nici nu mai incape indoiaa Dupa ce i avea
puteal sa joel pc degete voai Penrca orr cit ar &
lost or ar de sire nmen nci char moi nu am nnea mn
ne IN contract toae stpulale 81 conle ce Sc GER della n
rcdactcr oil artist. ~ ~ ~
Alta convorbrea.
Am nsa STAT pentru fruntas nosri Pentm soc;otst
pentfu deegal della Adunarea Uniuni Gu alta ma; vr
tos ca drumu meu Gle acum este fnlau c in afars
Sc m dec crezu cac nu sunt condus de nterese egos
carl mar Domnuul nu M au condn nici oaa voesc 5nec
tuurora Sfatu acesta fl Compana de Publicitae za
ru America Sc fe nart odaa pn reguaent &c mn So maj
poate calca ca nu poate data nc cnd arnda 81 nc nm
poate vlnduta tara vonta Adunar Actonaror La zarnl
81 ar bne 81 ceelalte ziare Sc urmez ntoc
@ nu Sc dea nlc fe de contract redacoror 81 nc ad
nsratoror Acestea sunt sujbe nu Sc fac 81 fnel
hesc prn contract prin bunavon Nunele Compane ID
pubictate fie totdeauna pc ziar De fndas co
ne sngura q afara redactor pot formula preensun la
propreate un ucru caresam consatat aic in America
pc v[emur prln sfatu unui advoca mai sun ami
Contractul este egamint Sc face intro do; on; ~; ~ -,
H. iarda care d 81 care prmeste. Daca Sc pot spune CON
u9unie anumt una din particle trebue sd piara 81
egii. - ~p'iu'a ~ ae
Dec, sfatul meu ar fl jos contractele!
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DONNUL STOICA 81 RO.
MANI DIN AMERICA.

In Paris D-nul Stoica q avnt
mai multe consf&tuiri Gu D-nul
Prim- -ministru Bratianu 81 mai a.
les Gu D-nul ministru Al. vaida-
Voevod In carl s'a discutat ches-
tia Rominilor din America. D-nul
Stoica Ia informal despre starea
materhlA, precum 81 dssprs do
rinta Rominilor de q So intoarce
acasa, CT Dc repede 81 . contribui
Gu munca Il agoniseala lor Il ala
dirsa din nou . tarii. Ayfndu-ss
IN vedere acest luczu SO decis ca
Gu pEilsjul exproprierilor 81 dis
tribuiri mogiilor mari c2trs txra-
mime n Ardsal 81 Banat si IA co.
lelalts tinuturi dexrobite az robia
ungureasc4, Il cumpar&ri do ~
mint. cei dintii de carl 50 " tinea
ssama yor II fogtii soldati d -
mini emigraH. Astfsl multi din
trs Rom1nii nostxi 0axi N 4enit
q Amarioa pentra q m =
p8m1nt dl1tnl. yor ~ rril1l
~ ~ sun - d1stuI ens1 =
atul 4 rs Il| ~
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SEINTORCSTEAGURILR

In cele mai enthusiastic cuvinte,
ccle citeva fol care all inceput sd
apara fh Constanta saluta intiie-
le regimente care sub conduccre:l
generalului Scarf ,reanu, nnul
dintrc luptatorii cei mai dirji nj
marelpi razboi, 1ealca din nou Ia
ln1ntnl Dobrojii sub acd steag pc
care atftia l-au crczut cd pleaca
pentru totdeanna in grozavele I'll
le din Decembrie 1916 de pc ace
le locuri, cae isi datoresc totusi
umbririi lui toata viata de civi-
lixatit, care prin minunea intl-
lieentei 81 harniciei rominesti a
rSs4rit acolo.
Gu }paritia infsnteristilor nos.
III a9ol6 cu s3ezarea Ell gurs cd-
TIE effnit 4 sobusierelor noastrc
ii acela3i timp efnd Itslienii
0cup8 Ate puncte strategice, IA
Stflmhi 4 aiurea, Cd * fnfri-
neS6 nm nou< u<awint lupav u cclor
totdesnna nes& tioqi de 4 naval,
dhttnge y usurpa. SO isprave-
sse eva care 4 iost mai durer.M y
iiiimilor noastfe ekror m1ndr:e
80 Aaf1
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DELEGATE SEMNEAZA
PACEA ISTORICA.
WASHINGTON, % Iunie.

WASHINGTON, % Iunie. ~
1ntrea9a tsra astepta astazi de
timpuriu dimineata stirea despre
cea mai mare pace din istoria iu-
mil. Gel dintii cuvint despre sem
ilarea pacii sosit in Statele u
mite 81 spunea ca premierul .Cle-
menceau a declarat deschisa con-
fermta finala q comisarilor de
pace de La Paris. Semnarea, era
anuntata sa Sc irceapa la 10
ore a. m.
Dupa STRIFE cele de pc urma,
clemenceau, in prezenta a 110
ccmisari al aliatiior 81 3 de al
germanilor, s'a ridicat de pc
scaunul sau de la masa din
mijlocdli halei oglinzilor pa
latuluil de pace 81 in calitate
de presedinte al conferintei de
pace, a declarat deschiderea celei
mai mari si mai istorice conferin-
te. 1ndata dupa acessta a urmat
ssanezen p6eii, Conform stiriIor
: aici. Sc spune
k6sI pun ca sunt de
subscris 4 documente de cei 122
reprezentanti Ia pace. Ele sunt !:
tratatul principal de pace, ,,adau-
sui care cuprinde obiectiunile
facute de Germani dupa primirea
textnlui original, conventia asu-
pra Rinuiui, care dispune ce are
sd Sc intimple Gu teritorul germaa
dealungpl Rinului 81 tratatul Gu
Polonia. Cele doua din urma dau
dreptul de guvernare al minori-
tailor.
Premierul Clemenceau, prese-
dintele Wilson 81 prcmieruI Lloyd
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creata de. diplomatic care nu
poate uita dintr'o ii pc alta We
chile ci procedec, inceteaza. Res
taurarea drepturilor noastre SO
face in intregime 81 hotaidrile noa
sire nu mai stirna decit de moi
insine.
De aceia Gu aceiasi putere bat
All inimile noastre ca 81 ale Do
brogenilor carl Sc descopar main
tea stcagului treicolor, al ordinii
81 civilixatiei,
n. Iorga,
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Save in onOaTca PaciL.

WASHINGTON, % Iunie.
fndata dnpa semnarea pacii, mi
nistrui marinei Statelor Unite,
|domnul Daniels q dat ordin tu-
turor vapoaralor marinei State.
lor Unite 81 tpturor statiunilor
de pc maluri Sc salute pacea Gu
salye de a tunurilor de q INCL.
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De Ia (OvFf-
RIVTA Df ACE.

VERSAILLES, Da T,n;o
Delegatia germani care vs. som.
10 pacea a soslt Wi All diminca-
"a "a oreie O. Deietatia era CON-
pusa din ministg9 de extor.,o
Mueller 81 din mik{strnl do ool.-
~ III DELL cari erau eompaniati de
adjutanti.
Toate pregatirilHs ,au fson+ =,
= dSa iel Cd lia sd inceapa
All dupa ameazi lahra,e q g. as-
ea''a % ca 81 - cze eel putin
trei ore. Delegatii lat; vor sc,n.
ma intii 81 dupa ! vor semna
Germanii. Afara xrata+rl nro.
priu zis Sc va ml ANNA !; con.
ventiunea GU priv Il admins.
atca Msiului -! al Rinului 81
protocoiui de IL hnie.
Germanii si-au at team,
ea tratatnl de peI * s. deos..
beasca de original - ceva .dx.
pgiri. Gu pritire ceasta secre-
tarul conferintei ,ace Drtasta
: an4lnat secrets ui delegatioi
c.nane g scr1sO semnata de
rrim-ministrul MD pncaa,, min
sat IN sFSntea1a g bpia semnata
1gtdzi nu va difel - tertnl 4.
manat eonteiul ckdorff Ran
txau fost capete comisiunei
germAne.
Germanii amenin * u, a. var
tinea de stipulatiils ;n tratat =.
fefitpr Ia frontiel iin rssar;t
re9e Ia acs1 cons;linl -.
prel = luat decl1 lIx3e y tv;;,n;te
IAs,ni nitiune 81 H. y rarhe;
y onilor. 3,
stiile ca n HI " Is. !.
yor q ~