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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
BY GEN. ERICH Won LUDENDoRFF'

ing Iii this section. Some of the
Americans had been refused permits
sion to go forward. but had donned
Australian uniforms. 1t was after this
battle that King George asked some
Australians, notably not tender with
the Germans what they thought OF
the Americans. Very much all right,
sir was the reply, but bit rough"
The Canadians had been brought sud-
denly from the Lens front after feint
had been made there.)
Between the Somme and the Luce
the enemy penetrated deep into our
positions The divisions In line at that
point allowed themselves to be COM
pletely overwhelmed. Divisional staffs
were surprised in their headquarters
by enemy tanks. The breach very
soon extended across the Luce stream;
the troops that were still calamity
resisting at Moreuil were rolled up.
| To the rortbward the Somme inn
posed halt Our troops in action
north of the river had successfully
parriod a similar assault.
Fxhanstcd Men Put In.
The exhausted divisions that had
been relieved few days earlier and
! that were lying in the region SOUTH
west of Peronne. were Immediately
alarmed and set in motion by the COM
mander of the End army At the
, same time he brought forward toward
| the breach all other available troops.
| The Rupprecht army group de-
spatched reserves thither by train.
| The 18th army threw its own reserves
directly into the battle from the south
east and pushed other forces forward
| in the region northwest of Roye. On
| an order from me the 9th army too,
although itself in danger. had to con-
tribute. Days, of course. elapsed be-
fore the troops from more distant
areas could reach the spot. For their
conveyances the most extensive use
was mat, of motor 1orries.
BY the early hours of the forenoon
of August I had already gained q
| complete impression of the situation
1t was a very gloomy one. | immedi-
ately despatched a general staff off,
Ger to the battlefield, in order to OBJ
tain an idea OF the condition of the
troops.
The reserves of the End army were
able to stop the enemy's advance on
Peronne at point south of Bray. In
the direction of Roye the enemy had
/ ABOUT reached AFVl'lleTS, sOutH VI the
Avre our front had to be bent back
from Montdidier onward.
4 Six Divisions Were Broken.
i Six or seven divisions that were
quite fairly TO he described as effec-
tive had been completely broken.
Three or four others. together witt
the remnants of the battered divi.
sions, were available for closing the
broad gap between Bray and Rove.
Il The situation was uncommonly Sc
rious. If the enemy continued to at.
tack with even ordinary vigor, we
should no longer be able to maintain
ourselves west of the Somme. Blu
the End army would have to hold or
\ here, while the 18th army, with 1T
left wing standing fast ON the heights
along the Matz (west Of Lassisny)
swung its right back as far as Rove
Tbs movement was fixed for thu
night of August Sale: should 1t fail
n great enemy victory was.possible
On August Q the enemy. whose at
J tack, fortunately for u.s. was no
pressed with sufficient yigor. galnet
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
Ignorant Essays

One never really knows how much
excitement he can survive until he has
taken a Turkish bath. Iteis like be-
ing gassed, torpedoed, shell shocked,
bastinadoed and poached all at once.
If, as the name implies. this Is the
kind of bath the Turks take, they
must be gluttons for punishment.
The process of taking Turkish
Bath differs, depending on whether
you like to be fried on both sides. or
whether you prefer to come out rare
medium or well done. You can also be
shirred, poached or broiled, depending
upon your individual taste in the mat
ter. Usually, however, the first step
after the shower is in the direction
Of the steam room. Here the attend
ant locks you in and turns on all the
nice live steam he can find. In a
minute you cannot see anything; IN
two minutes you cannot hear, taste
or smell anything, and in five minutes
you are so thoroughly steamed you
cannot feel anything. About this time
you die and the attendant comes IN
and drags you out. He puts on aspes-
tos gloves, however, as you are much
too hot to hold. After you are re-
vived, you are pushed into the hot
room and locked in again. Without
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

The people of New Mexico and the
glories of the state lost nothing in
color that loyalty and eloquence could
paint when Major Llewellyn mounted
the speakers rostrum of the Mime
sofa house of representatives on his
recent visit to st. Paul city. The leg
islators heard of the loyalty of the ma
tive people here in various wars and
material advancement. 1t did not re-
quire the sergeant-at-arms to compel
the major to accept the invitation to
address the body, for force of habit
was strong and he felt at home at the
speakers desk.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
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Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
Contract for More Lights.

East Las Vegas, N. NJ, Sept. U.s.
The proposed new contract for electric
street lighting provides for greater
numbers of lamps than are now being
used and higher power lamps. The
white way lamps will be kept burning
all night, the top lamps burning from
midnight until morning.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
schools Have Waiting List.

East Las Vegas, N. NJ. Sept. 2S.-
For the first time in its. history the
city schools base a waiting list. In
several of the grades the attendance
is larger than the facilities will care
for, and the late corners have been
excused temporarily. In the mean
time a committee of the school board
is making an effort to locate tempo
rary quarters where the overflow pu-
pills may be taken care of. new
building by the time school opens next
year is declared to be an imperative
need
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
nanI,ruptcy Petition Filled.

Santa Re. Sept. 2S.-The Western
woodenware company, the Empire
Bottling Works. Kelley g. Pollard, ct
al, of Ell Paso. Saturday filed IN the
federal court petition in involuntary
bankruptcy against Butt Brathers,
druggists at Albuquerque and Deming
The petitioners charge that Butt
Brothers committed an act OF bank
ruptcy when they assigned their DEM
ing store for the benefit of creditors
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

August was the black day of the
German army in the history of this
war. This was the worst experience
"a / had to go through, except for
the event that, from September 10
onward took place on the Bulgarian
front and sealed the fate of the
quadruple alliance.
Knowing that the next measures
must be purely defensive, general
headquarters had early in August or
dered gradual withdrawal of our
lines in the plain of the Lys and the
evacuation of the bridgeheads of the
Ancre and Avre (northeast and south
east of Amiens). They were evacu-
ated on August 8 and 4.
Early in August / decidedly hoped
that we should be able to defeat the
imminent local attacks and to devise
counter strokes. though on smaller
scale than heretofore. Even in the
extremely critical situations we had
hitherto succeeded in discovering a
strategical remedy and l had no rea-
son to suppose that we should not do
| SO again.
In anticipation of these battles a
new group headquarters was put into
| line to take over the End, 18th and
| L
around the Amiens pocket from the
neighborhood of Bapaume to scissors
| They had been under command of the
two crown princes,) The commander
was General Won Boehn, chief of staff
General Won Losberg. This organiza-
ton was to come into force between
| August 1 and Is.
| As late as the first days of August
was able to tell General Won Boehn
that hoped to hand him over well
established line. Unfortunately l was
| wrong.
Was Getting Ready to Make Con-
cessions to Obtain Peace.
/, II our line held We would have tC
cooperate with the imperial chan
cellor, who was kept regularly in.
TO med of events at the front in franz
ing decisive plans for the future. Tha
Is should in so doing be- obliged te
bury many hopes was a fact that
could not conceal from myself. (Ht
thus indicates he would be prepared
to make concessions for peace I
was in this sense that discussed mat
ters with my staff. and while still ocl
cupied with these thoughts the blow
of August s fell upon me.
i At my special request General VOL
kuhI prOCeeue0 10 the zHu army III
order to discuss once again the defen
sive measures on the line of Albert
Moreuil. In this area two division
that had been long time in position
!. and seemed especially tired. were re
Ilieved by fresh ones. In this storm
center the divisional fronts We're mar
row. the artillery powerful and thu
organization deep. All experience
gained on July IS had been acted up
: on Only as regards the construction
, of works the End army had not dom
: as much as, for example. the 18th
: which had CAPTURED its positions a
a Later date.
Americans 81 Bit Rough.r
Early on August s. in a dense fog
rendered still thicker by artiflcia
means, the English. mainly with Aus
tralian and Canadian divisions, an,
| the French attacked between Afber
/ and Moreuil. with strong sauadrons o
| tanks. hut otherwise in no great su
| periority.
i with the Australians were som
American troops who had been train
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

stom ach so bad l
thought I could not
live. Our doctor said
1t was congestion Of
the stomach. Iwould
goto bedperfectlywell
and wake up in the
night as bad as Icould
be and live. Our doc
tor said it would do
no good to give medi-
cine internally. He
had toinject medicine
in my arm. Since TAX
ing Chsmberlain's
Tablets I can eat any.
thing I want without
hurting me-" This
form Of indigestion is
extremely painful and
often dangerous. BY
- s. xwr
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

defeat in Picardy brought panic to
the monarchs and military and civil
chiefs of Germany and Austria. They
sped to the army headquarters to dis
cuss how they could get peace and
what concessions they would have to
make. He threw I'D the sponge. al
though Hindenburg still had faith in
the German God and thought the day
would be saved some way.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

Santa Fe. Sent. 27.--ln the federal
court proceedings have been initiated
for the seizure of a Ford, Dodge and
a Hudson automobile which were used
to- bring sotol into the state from
Mexico,
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

and especially when you have fulness
and weight In the stomach after eating.
thee disease may be warded of and
avoided. Chamberlain s Tablets not only
aid digestion, but strengthen and inyig.
crate the stomach.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

eva must b en- h verde o
nwtod driven Gumnsl derm blood g
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
Attacks Of Indigestion

II believe c Chamberlain Tablets have
saved my life, writes Mrs. Maggie Coil,
Golden City, Mo. II had pains in my
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

Double entry bookkeeping, original
Nv Italian bookkeeping, was used by
Burgo at Venice in the fifteenth CEN
fury.
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29

For further information ~adress me
T. r. Glass Inhalant Co., 20 East jack
sos Boulevard, Chicago. Formerly of Los
Angeles. Calif)
Albuquerque morning journal. [volume] (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1903-1926, 1919-09-29
Can
tuberculosis
Be Cured?

Or. Glass has pos
Tive proof he is able
to cure tuberculosis
by Inhalation in any
climate
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
C0NFERIN7A INTERNA-
TI0NALA A muNCEI.

Dumineca 26 corent deschde la Washington confe-
rina International munctorilor din intreaga ume
Confernta deschle 81 ucra sub spiciile gei
Naunor Dupa crede muncorii organiza din toae
staele vor trme deegat Sc zce ca ven deegat
tar unde muncorimea inca nui orgazata pc baze poce
economice
In confernta Gle zce, sau dscutat 81 cerere
ctoror 81 sau adms in prncpu opt de ucru remannd
ca muncorimea sa adune intro conerina nternaona
ca sd discute toae revendcare lor sa le nfce 81 in
sa caute sa aduca la ndepnre prin Lga Naunilor
Gu privire aceasta cem in statutele Lgei Naunlor
Art AXIII uActvitat Sociae't, urmatoarele:
Supus 81 in acord causele concentration inernatio
male existente or asupra aunge nelegere
membr Lgei:
v(a) face sfortar sa asigure sa mentna condtun
bune 81 umane de luc pentru barba, femei 81 copii att
tarie lor propr cit 81 in toate rle carl reaun
merclae 81 dustrale, 81 pentru ace scop stab
tine organlzatiuni nternationale necesare"
Conferina ntenationala muncorilor din umea fnrea
ga care Sc va desce la Washington in de 26 este p
mul pas acut in drectia Indicate de satuee Lge Naun
lor 81 de la actvatea eli hotarre lua depnd in mare
masura Gle reaune 81 cond unile de voare ntre
capital 81 munca conerina de pace de la Paris eau
tat sd le puma sub auspciie Lgei Natiunilor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
Noul Guvern sub preseden-
tia D-lui general vaitUianu.

ma formatiune: guvernul compus
din general, sub prssedintia d.
lui general Vaitoianu, Gu misiu-
nea sa faca alegerile, spre Sc
da prilej tarei sd Sc pronunte a.
supra marilor probleme de or
din extern 81 intern, care angaja-
"a interesele eli supreme.
Opinia publica doreste ca ale
gerile sd Sc faca in deplina IL
bertate, prin ridicarea starei de
asediu 81 censurei, de oare ce
numai in asemenea conditiuni
paralmentul ce va esi din prime
le alegeri facute in Rominia Ma
re, va Fl adevarata expresiune a
tarei legale 81 lucrarile lui vor
putea contribui la consolidarea
statului, la pacificarea 81 armo-
nizarea sociala.
;, Universal, Luni 20 Sept. 1919.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
I. JIVI-BANATANU,
Seer. Ligei Nationale r.
e sectiile Ligei Rationale,
CE VA URMA DACA MI
NERII vOR ESI IN GREvA

WASHINGTON, 16 Oct. = fp-
treaga industrie din Statele Uni
te va ii paralizata in timp de Q
luna de la esirea minerilor in gre
va, spun expertii in aceasta ma
terie.
Cea mai mare parte tarii va
simti lovitura acestei greve GU
multi 'inainte de expirarea unei
luni de zile, char daca timpul va
fl favorable. Daca timpul va Fl
rece, atunci in timp de doua sap
tamini de zile publicul va simti
lovitura grevei.
G. H. Lesher, un expert in ale
carbunilor de la institutul de des,
coperiri geologice, spune ca pro.
ductia totala de carbuni este de
la 100000 pima la 11,5OO,O0C
tone saptaminal. La nina avem
pima acum 3O,O0O,O00, deci aceas.
ia provizie de carbuni probabil
va tine 0 luna de zile.
Minerii au votat ca la prima
Noembrie Sc iasa in greya dacS
cerintele lor nu vor Fl satisfa
cute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
COMUNICAT DEI1AIIGA
NATIONALA ROMANO.
SIR ARTHUR 81 LADY BROWl

Gu scopu de la centraa Lige Nationae record
storc despre depusa de sectiunile Lg s 81 asa
poster documente istorce despre greuA3e pc lea
suportat Romn din America in uptee lor potce pentru
neamul romnesc 81 tot odata cunoasca adevarat up
tatori cauze noasre rugam oae secune Lgei Nao
male rimta rapport in sd arate AZ cnd sa
fntat secunea By cine adunarea poporaa
decis inntaea secie c) carl fot functionar
tiei de la infntare 81 pima present. d. embr sau dis
- lupta grea organizarii % cN ma avut scotia;
f citi membr g) cit Romin orasu
81 scotia sedul h descre pc scur greutate inmpi
nate organizarea 81 mentinerea sectiei
Raportul sa trmita la Brou Central: 57O5 Detroit
Ave.. Cleveland, Ohio.
P. j. COSTEA I. I.AJIVLBANATANU,
Pres Ligei Nationale r. Seer Ligei Rationale r.
Rapoartele aceste rimise de secte Lge Rationale
vor fl publicate in ziar, lar dupa aceia in Carte
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
CARDINALUL MERCER IN
CLEVELAND.

CLEVELAND, 16 Oct. = AS
taxi Clevelandul va print Gu ne
spusa bucurie pc eroicul cardinal
belgian Mercier. Numele acestui
preot este echivaient demnitatll
poporului belgian. Pc ell nu la
fnfricat gloantele Hnnilor 81 nici
vfrful baionetelor, nu s'a temut
de inchisoare, precum nu s'a te-
nut de. moarte. il durea inima Va
zind poporul din care face parte
suferind, 81 ca bun patriot, a GER
cat ca sc amelioreze suferinte!e
fratilor de un SINCE 81 lege Gu
ell.
Amenintarile junkerilor ger
mani nu l-au inspaimintat, ci GU
O neinfricata voce spus lumii
ce sufere bietul popor belgian.
Aceste sunt merite care face
pc un ON Sc fie admiral de lu
me intreaga, 81 cardinalul Mer
cier este unul dintre acestia. Po
porul American nu vede in ell ur
ON al bisericii ci pc eroul belgian
Ell STA iubit neamul mai pre-
sus de toate, 81 aceasta iubire ne
marginita la facut sc fie iubi1
de intreaga lume,
La 1890 cardinalul Mercier Vi
ajunge la CARA din 1O5-th Street
unde un comitet de suta il va
intimpina. I'm cor compus dir
1,5OO de copii de la scolile paro
chiale, vor cinta, clopotele dir
intregul oras vor suna la ora sus
numita. De aici cardinalul va
merge la Casa Orasului. Aci du
pa ce va fl salutat in numele ora
sului, va Fl facut cetatean al ora
sului Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
. g4 5zeszD azs Ta sIay CLEVELAND O. R
LUPTELE della RI
GA CONTINUAL.

MlTAU, RUSSIA, Is Oct. =
Luptele de. la Riga continua Gu
aceiasi violenta ca inainte, in a.
celaS timp linia de lupta Sc in
tinde mereu. Trupele germane a
Colonelului Bermont si-au marit
zona de activitate Joi c1nd au
capturat Ust Dvinsk 81 Boldera.
Letii tin pozitii.e lor de partea
cealalta a r1ului Dvina, la nord
de Riga, unde au reusit ca Sc
treaca riul dupa o lupta puterni-
ca. Germanii nu raspund la cano-
NADIA LetilOr Gu toate ca acestia
bomhardeaza din greu pozitiiI g
germane. Un atac al Letilor a
fost respins de catra germani Gil
camioane cuirasate.
Trupe estoniene au plecat in a.
iutorul Leti.or 81 Sc spune ca
Sc concentreaza la Frederick
stadt, departare de 46 mile de la
Riga. Ajungerea lor ameninta
flancul german de Ia rasarit.
Generalul Won Der 'Goltz sc
spune ca a parasit regiunea Bal
tica 81 a plecat spre Konigsberg,
in Prussia de rasarit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
Deportarca StTcini|or.

GARY, 16 Oc. - Mandate
pentru deportarea la zece straini
al fost scoase astazi de catra au-
toritatile militare. Strainii desti-
natl pentru deportare au fost d.
restati acum nu de mutt in cen
trele rosiilor din Gary. Ell sunt
rusi 81 austriaci.
Dupa cum spune Colonelul w.
S. Mapes, toti citi sunt arestati
sunt straini. Secvestrarile facute
au arafat ca la acestia s'a aflat
multe steaguri rosii 81 germane,
insa foarte putine evidente Eau
aflat ca intre acestia sunt 81 a.
mericani.
Prisonierii au fost pusi in tenn
nita fachta acum de curind. Acea-
sta este facuta din sc1nduri. Pri-
+sonierilor lis "a dat CART 81 altc
lucruri ca sa-si petreaca timpul.
Prima fntrunire a grevistilor
de cfnd acest district fost ocu-
pat de fortele militare a avut
loc ieri. John Fitzpatrick, frunta-
sui grevistilor, a promis ca des-
voltarile situatiei promit permite-
rea deschiderei negotiation Gu
patronii industriei de otel.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
PRESA REACTIONARA GER
MANA SATISFACUTA.

PARIS, Is Octa-- Presa ger
raana reactionara pare foartc
multumita Gu situatia din dis
trictul Baltic; aceasta presa lau-
d8 atitudinea rebellion germani
81 protesteaza contra ordinului
dat de catra aliati prin care Ger
retragerea fortelor lui Won Der
Goltz. Guvernul este acuzat ds
slabicinne fata de cerintele ALA
tilor.
Ziarul Frankfurter Zeitung In
cearca o reconciliare. cerind ali
atilor ca Sc lase tot blamul 81
cada pc Germania. insa Ia fel sa-
lase ca se intervina in Russia $
districtnl Baltic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
BULGARIA FORMEAZA
UN NOU GUvERN.

PARIS, Is Oct. 0 depesa
trimisa din Sofia, capitala Bulga-
riei, spune ca M. Stambuliwsky
fruntasul taranilor, success in
insarcinarea data lui de a forma
un nou guvern in Bulgaria.
Ministerul acesta nou, Sc spu.
ne ca a fost in special formal Gu
scopul de SIENNA tratatul de pa.
ce pc care aliatii la prezenta1
Bulgariei.
D-nul Kaloff ocupa portofoii
ul de ministru de razboiu, d-nu
Dimitrieff, portofoliul ministru
lui de interne, lar Magiaroff, mi
nistru de externe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
DEsPRE sANATATEA PRESE-

WASHINGTON, 16 Oct. - M
q fost nici 0 schimbare in condi-
tile presedintelui Wilson in de-
cursul .noptii. Buletinul Official
dat aseara spune ca presedintele
q petrecut ii satisfacatoare,
Umflatura glandei scazut 81 ia
permis ca sd Sc odihneasca in Ii.
niste.
Presedintele nu uitat ca ierl
"a fost ziua nasterei D-nei vii.
son. Or. Grayson a cumparat pen.
tru presedinte cadoul ce avea d.
aind SAL dea sotiei, lui, asa cind
Dina Wilson i VENT CO sal vada
dfns,ll isa oferit cadoul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
(Urmare).

Dupa II zile de criza, in care
interval de timp s'au incercat
diferite combinatiuni ministerial
lie nefericite, M. S. Regele in
sarcinat Gu. formara ministerului
pc d-nul general Vaitoianu. fost
cOmandant al armatei liza in
timpul razboiului Tin partea q
la campaniei) 81 fost minis
tru de razboiu in guvernul pre-
zidat de d-nul /. Bratianu.
Iata un mic istoric al crizei:
Acum 18 zile, seful guvernului
de atunci d-nul I. Bratianu, refu-
z1nd sa semneze - fara rezerve-
lie ce lie formulase - tratatul
GU Austria, a propus politica de
rezistenta.
D-sa prezentat Suveranului
demisia motivata, care la fost
acceptata.
D-nul I. MANU-, presedintele
ConsiliuMi Dirigent din Transit
vania, a fost insarcinat de M. s.
Regele Gu formarea unui minis
ter.
D-nul /. Manu- a fnteles sa con
stitue un guvern de concentrate
national, in care sd fie reprezen:
nate toate partidele. Nereusind
sd ajunga la rezultatul acesta a
intervenit fncercarea facuta de d
Corneliu Manolescu- Rimniceanu
fostul prim-presedinte al fnaltei
Curt de Casatie.
Dupa cfteva zile de tratative
Gu diferiti oameni politici, d-nul
G. Manolescu- -Rfmniceanu a in
timpinat rezistenta din partes
fruntasilor transilvaneni, carl .,
Wind impresiunea Cd prin nous
formatiune- de guvern s'ar putes
stfnjeni libertatea lor politica, q;
deelarat Cd nu pot primi porto
folii. I!
Atunci d-nul G. Manolescu- Rim
niceann 3 putut sd completeze !
lista ministeriala, pc care fign
ran citeya personalitati polite
esite din cadrul partidului con
servator.
In aparenta, s'a urmarit inte,
tinnea ca aceasta formatipne 81
{ alba caracterul neutral. Nici .
ceastA combinatiune nu 4 fos
fericits.
D-nul G, Manolescu- Rimnicea
M sa vkSnt nevoit sa-si depun
pandatnl. Al cunoscpte1e fmnrs
jslrAl. Atpnei ] y reenrs 4 ,llt'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-17
BOURGEOIS REPREZENTAN-
TUL FRANTEI IN LIGA Ma
TTuNILoR.

PARIS, Is Oct. - Leon Bour-
geois, fost premiey 81 ministru de
externe, 81 membru al Frantei in
comisiunea pentru Liga Natiuni-
lor la Conferinta de Pace, a fost
numit de reprezentant al Fran
Tel in consiliul suprem al Ligei
Natiunilor.
Decretul prin care Bourgeois a.
fost numit in acel post q fost.
semnat All dimineatS de catra
presedintele Frantei d-nnl Poin--
care 81 premierul Clemenceau.