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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-05
ELECTRICAL UTILIrIEs C0RroRAIIn,

PREFERRED STOCK Dividend No AZ
The quarterly dividend Of one and on.
quarter uAoo) per cent on the Prefepre5
Stock Of the ELECTRICAL U'TILITIES
CORPQRAT1ON for the quarter ending June
30, 1919. has been declared. pavahie Jniy
Is. 1913, TO the preferred stockhoIders ~,
record at the close Of business July 4 1o19
A. E. SMITH. Treasurer ~
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-05
soUTnwEsrERN NATIONAL BANK

SOUTHNEsTEkN NATIONAL BANK
Broad and South Streets
Philadelphia, July Sd, 1918
The Board of Directors have this day de-
ciared sem-annual dividend Of THREE
per cent, payable on demand
JOHN T. SCOTT, Jr..
Cashier,
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-05
FINANCIAL
Dividends
June 23rd. 1919.
Superior Steel Corporation

At the regular meeting OF the Directors
of the Superior Steel Corporation a quar-
terly dividend OF go was declared on the
Second preferred stock. payable August 18th.
1919, to stockholders of record August lst
1919. II. p. SARGE. Secretary.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-05
S10,105.374.01

j. HARPER DRIPPS. Pres.
GEORGE KESSLER. Vice Pres
WILLIAM II. MCKEE. Cashier
GEORGE ONINGTON. Asst. Cashier
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-05

Office Of The United Gas Improvement, n.
N. W. corner Broad and Arch streets
Phil delphia. June IL 1915
The dtrsctors have this day decareS
share), payable July IS. 1918. to stockhoidess
OF record at the close OF business June ao
1919. Checks will be mailed w.
w. MORRIS Trea.urar
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-05

Federal Reserve Bank Statement
The condition of the Federal Reserve
Bank of Philadelphia for the week
ended yesterday compares with the pre-
vious week as follows:
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12

Start building a library for
fathers >books-get him a
sectional bookcase. It's a
moderately priced gift and
can be enlarged upon as his
library grows. This may be
had in oak or mahogany. Let
us show you.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1919-12-12

Of home be comfortable
enjoy OF furniture
three living
charach overstufed
this outfit
be
conf to
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
FL E~X-EMPERADOR CAR
LOS Sc RADICA EN-
SUIZA

BERNA. Suiza. Mario 2S.-El eX-
Emperador de Austria-Hungria. Car
los |. de Hapsburgo Y su esposa, id
ex-Empcratriz Zita Y >us hijos. han
Legado sin novedad a este pals. ha-
biendose instalado VA en- cl Castillo
de Warteck. de su rropiedad.
Muchas personals Sc hallan prso-
cupadaS Y estan inquiriendo Ia eau
sa per II que el gobierno ingles Sc
ha ~rraocupado tanto por Ia seguri-
dad de Ia casa de los Hapsburgos Y
a que Sc debe ei Cue el sitio escogido
para su Residential, Sc halle tan GER
cano 4 la frontera auStro-Suiza.
Las razoneS que sc nan tenido.
segdn dice. para apresurar la sail
On de! eN-Emperadcr de Austria Y
su radicacion Ell SuiZa. es Fl tenor
de que al propalarse 81 bolshevikis-
mo en- Austria, el pueblo vaya i ira
tar de 'cometer algun atentado o N
ira el ex-Monarca Y sus fam;liares.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
EVITARON UN COMPLOT
ESPARTACISTA LOS
AMERICANOS
de Ia prision a los
rusos que iban a ser arma-
dos por los rebeldes

BERLIN. Mario 2S.-HGbiendo
~de.cubierto que los espaTtacistas sc
prcponian arnar a varios miles de
rusos que Sc hal!aban n la priSi0n
lie Rethleben. el dia de hoy, para
que dieran un golpe, l~evantandose
contra Ell gobierno. los americanos
yusieron q los prisioneros Il hordo
dc varios trenes anochc V los distri-
buyeron Ell variaS prisiones y cam
pos de Alcmania. Que Sc hallan a
cargo de los americanos. De esta ma
nera, los americanos Sc cree que ham
frustrado IN complot bolsheviki que
tai vez Sc proponia seguir el ejemplo
dc Hungria. declarando una repu-
hlica del Soviet en- este pals.
Los espatacistas cn Span,iau,
9oDlacion que Sc encuentra a nueve
miilaS al ossto 1e eSta capital. que
habiar estado a~menaZando~ o le-
vantarse en- armaS. no tomaron MIN
guna accion al saber Que los rusos
habian sido rcmoyidos de Rethleben
Y guardaron. por e! 2ontrario. una
actitud pruGente.
Las noticias recibidaS hasta aho-
IA Ell esta capital, no d!cen que fuer-
zas americanas fIeron las que impi-
dieron que Sc llevara 4 cabo ci u
puesto complot espartscista.
En- varias parties de Alemania.
los radicaleS han empeZado . tomar.
una acci6r cfeStiva. En- Wurttem-
burg. ror eicmplo, han d"clarado
una huclga general. para obligar al
gobicrno 4 &ceptar Ia socializacion
de las industries Y en- Leipzig sc dice
Que Sc han hecho cargo del gobier-
no. establecido una dictadura dc
circo comuriStas.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
ALIAD0S DEMANDAN
A ALEMANIA FL PASO
DE LAS TR0PAS
POLACAS

COPENHAGUE. Mario 2S.-El
roHierno alenEin en- Wcimar ha re-
ciDido del Alto mando aliado una
Gemanda de pcrmiso para desembar-
car tropas polacas en- Danzig y pa
a 4 traves de territorio aleman pa
IA Polonia, segdn dice in deSpacho
recibido aqua hoy. r~roccdentc de
Weimar.
81 esta noticia cs ~cicrta, ella in
dicaria que los aiiados han decidido
tomar una rapida acci5n mi!itar pa
ia contener la propagation del bols-
hevikismo, efectuando Il efecto una
union cor lag tropas p~olacas Y man
.teniendOse en- contaCto con elias. q
traves de Alemaria.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
ia CLAYE DE- LAS ALUD

Millares de personals de ambos se1os
declaran que II eiectrici6aG los ha Salvadc
cuando habian perdido toda eSperanza. Gu
ando Sc padece de debiiidad HeTviosa, ago
tamiento, neurastenia, falta de fuerza, de
Amino y de viGor. reumatiSmo, lum5ago,
insomnia. Intermediates de los rihones.
del higado y ia vejiga, abuses seXuales
Eel hombre Y desarregloS mensua!es de Ia
mujer, no hay NADIA Que sea tan ef:az
eu tempo y dinero tomando estiuaulantes
que runca cu-an. 10 que su cuerpo
necesita es nueva fuerza y vfgor para
que los nervios : organos whales vuel-
van & su estado normal. Use el cintu-
ron electrico m!entras duerme. Su rode-
rosa Influenza curative hara desaparecer
r~apidamente s. GecatC1ierto Y dolores,
activara su circulation, vigorizara Ell 81
sienna y le traera nueva vida.
pIDA UN cINTURcN DIREcTAMENTE
Y no pague & los institutes medicos los
precios tan altos que exige por estoS
vale $500 orc y Ell No. 2 vale $500 ORC.
"a que pagan mas?
Los MANDAMoS A PRUEBA
ST I'd. ouiere primero probar Su Ell
cacia, escoja el Cintur6n que mas lie
agrade, Y remftanos Giro Postal por Ia
mitad de ST. precio como prueba de
buena fe. y ie enviaremos Ell Cintur6n.
81 al cabo de I'm mes estA satsfecho,
nos remitira el resto de su valor- Esta
oferta eS Ia Tnejor garantia de SuS meF-
tos Y de nuestra sinceridad. Aproreche
Ia op%ortunidad Y escribanos en- seguida,
como sigue:
THE ROYAL ELECTRIC co:
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PARIS. Mario 2S.-Entre los de-
,on,dos = Ia Conferencia de PaZ, sc
observable anoche g&an contlanza oe
Que ell tratado prelimlnar de paZ Sc
firmaria antes de I'm mes, qulZa pa
RI el dia % de abr!l.
Los diario< pa~risienses en- su edl-
ci6n de hoy, dsclaran que los pro-
bIemas mas imGortanteS. reiacion%-
dos direcaamentc con las futuras
fronteEs de Alcmania. estan slendo
discutidos POI el Super-ConseJo de
los cuatro,-WiiSon, Ciemencear'
Llovd-George Orlando,-que Sc ma
liz animado de un eXcelente esprit
IN de entendimiento. Il Petit P"rl-
sien dice a este respecto, que ha 81
Dido que en- IL session De aver, Sc lie
garon a muy ;~mPortantes resuitad9s
nor Ell Presidcnte Wilson y los tres
Primer Ministries.
D. acucrdo o lie Matin, tambl:n
han quedado resueltoS va los pro-
b!emas relacionaGos con IA protec-
ci6n adecuada lie Francla Y las cues
tones territoriaics.
La soluci6n de Ii question ilnan-
ciera. que Sc dice ha side adoptada'
provec ell page por Alemanla dc
ahcnos anuales sobre el monte de las
irGamnizacioncS cue hahra De pag1r'
rec. bieudo Francia Il parte has
rante para aligcrar Ia carga ue Su
rrcSuplesto.
Tambicn Sc ha creado un Consc-
10 para que trabaic slmultaneamen-
tc con los Primeros Ministries : el
Presidente Wilson. para el arreg!o
dc las cucsrioncs r~clacionadas con la
paz, pero sobrc differences ramas DE
las erandes cuestioneS tecnicas que
comrreudc Il arreglo de esta. Il
Console cstara inte@rado por los Nil
nistros Y Secretaries de Eciaciones
Eytoriorcs Re Iaglatcrra. franc'a'
EstaGoS UnidCS g Italia.
Esta accion Sc ha tornado con el
prop6sito de aprc>urar los trabajos'
Y Ia conclusion de Ia P#Z. Al Japon
no Sc lc ha tadu representation en-
81 nuevo ConScjo. dcbldo a que sd
delegation no incluye al MlE!Sterlo
de RelacioneS de csc pals.
Sc cree que cl Console de Minis
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
HARA UN VIAJE
RAPIDO A EUROPA

WASHINGTON, mario 2T.-El Sc
.cretario de Ia Guerra Baker, ha ma
nifestado que tiene en- 'proyecto ha-
Ger III viaje rapidisimo d Europa. Sal
dra de los Estados unidos durante el
mes de abril pr6Ximo, Y estara de re-
greso para antes de que ell Congress-
abra su periodic de sesiones extraor-
dinarias.
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BUDAPEST. Mario 2S.-"Esta-
mos ~dispuestos a continuar mantle
niendo nuestras relaciones pacIflcas
Y amistosas con los aliados, 81 es
possible, pero lucharemos para de
fender nuestroS propios Y justos
i~ntereses.' Tai declaration hizo hoy
a los corresponsales extranjeros eli
cs.a capital. ell Ministro de Relacio-
mes del gobicrno comunista hunga-
no. Bella Kun.
Ell Condo Earolyi. eX-Primer Mi
nistro que entreg0 el pals a los CO.
munistas, reiter0 en- n e%ntrevista
que concedi6 a los periodistas, su
declaration de que las Tendencies
imperialisticas de Ia entente eran las
rcsponsables del cambio de gobierno
en- Hungria," Y agreg6 que CONT
nuaria tr~abajando por Ia sagrada
causa de salvar a Sill pals. con menor
resronsabilidad, pero con mayor
energia.
FL gabinete austriaco ha decidido
reconocer al gobierno del Soviet hum
CARO-. segUn dicen despachos oficia-
les recibidos aqui de Viena.
N. Bolgari Y T. Z. Noyoe, han ST.
do nombradoS como representatives
acreditados del nuevo Gobierno hum
CARO- en- Viena. Noyoe tuvo en- I'LL
tempo. una clase de SOCIOLOGICAL en-
la UniverSidad dc Clarke. de Wor-
cester. Massachusetts.
Budapest Sc halla completamente
tranquila Y la vida continual como 81
NADIA hubiese pasado. Las noticias
que Sc han reci5ido dc provincias
dan cuenta de que el comunismo Sc
organize en- TODD el territorio de Hun
gria no ocupado por los aliados, ba-
10 il direction de Soviets locales.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
LEVINE CONSIDERA IN ERROR
QUE SIGAN EN- HUNGRIA
LA TA.CTlCA RUSA

COPENHAGUE, mario 27.-Un
despacho recibido de Viena dice que
Lenine le ha enviado al gobierno hun
garo I'm despacho in~alambrico en- el
cue lie dice cue seria un grave error
que Hungria tratara de hacer uso de
la misma Cactica usada por los rusos
q +, -, ra-of,oiSr
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
HAGA SU CERVEZA

No r~uaiGuicr ocbida duicc g lie n llama
daS "csSi ccrycza." sino IA vcrcadcra ccrreEa,
sahgcSa. Sue-tc ) eSpUro>a.
Sumirist-smo, = listed nueStrO eStracto DC
r--,~-a Victoria" conSisrcGts uc UpGsc :
malta d- los nejores. con 70 cGai puede Us
ted haecr en- casa. segln nuest-aS -ns-rucclo-
aeS. Z rleSor ce-vcza-
e preciD dc Victoria ENt-sC:- para ma
ce- Il galoncs de hueaa cerycZS LaSrr. p dc
$500. N4Udero~ u d:nc-U cor - orUeA :
r~.sbi-z Il a-t5cCFr HIRE de EaSto>- L. Ia
hricacIGn dc c"ryc=a ~ casa y - Tn'l" Hs
nur,.ro .yrrac.o , los Esta:o- prOk.bjcioniS-
fas. - lee-al. Ga-antiGamU~ ~ay~tSrcic2-
VICTORIA SUPPLY CONPAN}.
GiI Morton Euiiding. New N"7N. y !.
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WASHINGTON. Mario 2S.-Como
resultado de las noticias de carac-
ter extra-ofici&leS recibidas hoy en-
esta capital, de los miembros de la
delegation americana en- Paris, los
fuucicnarioS del gobierno esperan
QUO muy ea brere Sc de 4 IA publ
caci6n el teNto reformado del Con-
venio de 10 Lisa de las Nacioncs,
con una clausula especial Ell Ia CUE
Sc poHe q Salvo Ia Do"trina Monroe.
Los funcionacjos de- gooierno
mar expreSado entcra confianza en-
que el Presidente Wilson ;nsist!ra
en- que tai estip1iacio2 se con;enga
en- 81 texto definirivo de. Convenio,
para acallar con clio I3S ceaSuraS
= opoSici6n que muchD- Eeu"dores
rerublicanoS han cstado hacienda Q
Ii a~pro0ac,on del Dccyecto para II
Ljga Ae las Naciones.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
III TRATADO PRELIMlNAR DE- PAZ Sc
FIRMARA FL 2ODE ABRlL
Para ayudar al Console de los cuatro Sc ha creado otro
Console, ~integrade por los Ministries de Relaclones de
Francia, Italia, los EE. Unidos y la Gran Bretana
WILSON YLOS PRIMEROS MINISTRIES LLEGARON A UN
ACUERDO SOBRE LAS CUESTI0NES De
FRONTERAS E NDEMNIZACIONES

tros de Relaciones. consideraran las
cuestiones Italiana V rusa, asi como
tambien Ia posibiIidad de arreglar IN
tratado de paZ que incluya a todas
las naciones beligerantes.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
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BERLIN. Mario 2S.-El Primer
lIinistro del Gobierno uso del So
Wet, Nicolas Lenine, ha enviado I'M
despacho inalambrico al gobierno del
Soviet Hungaro, cncareciendo!e que
despachc m eiercito bolshevlN con-
ira VieGa. segUn dice un mensaJc
que p~roseGente lie Budapest Sc reel
bio acui hoy. En- e. citado mensale
= agreca que LaHine prometio PRO
uorcion&r los fondos para L eN-
uedicr&l hingara contra Austria,
hazIl (" caHtidad lie $50. 00O.oOO.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
SENORAS Y JOVENES

ST TIENEN AGRIETADA So CARA.
'SUS MANOS ASPERAS. Q 81 SU CUTS
Nc ESTA PERFECTAMENTE BLANDO I
LIMPiO. HAGAN USO DE NUESTRA
'CRENiA DE- RELLEZA GALATEA.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1919-03-29
Ell NUEVO CONVENIO De.
LA LIGA DE NACIONES
Sc dara a cenocer Ell breye Y
contendra una clausula es-
pecial salvaguardando la
Dectrina Monroe

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Hagan ia prueia y convenzanse por uste-
des mismos que una sofa aplicaci0n bastara
para hacer su cults admirable. Suavc. blanco
y attractive.
P:fEDEN APRECIAR SUS RESULTADoS
DESPUES DE LA PRIMERA APLICACION.
Ponya Sobrc IA partc superio. de II mano
TN poco de esta crema y luego frotela hasta
que desparezca. No importa que el cuts es-
tG muy ;ispero. pies nuestra crena obra ma
ravillcsamente. Una sola APPLICATION hara su
cuts y su cara mas suaves, blancos y atrac-
tivoS.
ST una sofa operation afectia tai trans
formation en- Su cuts y cara. imaginese 10
b!anco. hernlosos y atractivos que sc pom
dram despueS de usar LA CREMA DE- BE-
LLEZA GALATEA por espacIo de aiguras
seuanaS.
LA CREMA De BELLEZA GALATEA Sc
enviar:s 4 c%ualquier parte al recibo de sl.00
que O. valor de un pomo de 5 onzas.
81 USA Ell CUPON QUE APARECE AL
CALCE. LIE ENVIAREMoS ENTERAMEN-
TIE GRATIS. UNA MUESTRA DE NUES-
TRIO MhRAVILLOSO PERFUME ALA
TEA.
FEINDELS. PASQUIER CHEMICAL
CORP. Dept. S.
llio. Broadway. New York. N y.
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pretende que Sc
envlen tropas contra
81 austria alemana
para combatir
Ofrece proporcienar velnte
miIloues de pesos para una
expedition hungara

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: master ~ San Antonio. Tex. as re- :
: ucl.-J BY the act OF October o. 1917. &,
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esta disuesta a
mantener sus buenas
relaciones con los
paises aliados
Luchara, sin embargo, por la
defensa de sus justos y
propicios Intereses

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!. r,ss-c- AT San antonio. Tex, "a re- /:
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renden Il $50 cada una. pero 81 listed COM
pr1 Il reIox Sc hara de ia navajo y de Ia
.adena sin ~coStaric IN solo cen;avo. 81 Guie-
re beneficiarse con esta oferta eStraorGina-
ria, no Sc denorc, sino escriba ianiediatamen-
to a
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Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
WILSON SATISFIED
WITH PEACE RESULT
PRESIDENT RETURNING HOME
BELIEVING CONFERENCE WAS
A WONDERFUL SUCCESS.
Liberates Peoples Who Had Never
Before Had a Chance of Liberty,
and Bands Together People Of
World to Make Peace Lasting

Parts President Woodrow Wilson
goes back to the United States more
than satisfied. his friends say, with
the net results of the conference, and.
all things considered, it is his opinion
that the conference has been won
derful success. While it is regarded
as a Instantaneous peace for Ger
many, vet against this it IS held thai
Germany committed a great wrong
and quite naturally and inevitably
must make just separations for that
wrong.
But outside of German results the
conference is viewed in presidential
quarters as liberating peoples who
never before had a chance of liberty
such as Poland, Jugo-Slavia and
Czecho- Slovakia Also, the conference
is credited with banding together the
people of the world to make the peace
regime enduring Other large results
it was pointed out, are the giving Of d
charter to labor, removing restrictions
on international intercourse and many
other interatioal results which can be
summed up as "a colossal business
such as the world never dreamed OF
before"
The peace treaty and the league OF
nations covenant should be ratified
without amendment, according to thu
presidential view as it is understood
for certain definite reasons. namely
that if any one power seeks to make
amendments then the war will not b'
over until every one of the p asSo
ciated nations learns the results of TN
amendments. This can only be don,
through the processes of negotiation
and it is held that the effect Of tn,
amendments would be to keep tn
United States out of the treaty ant
out of the league.
The question has arisen whether res
ervations amount to amendment. an
presidential quarters are understood {
hold that reservations, such as the pre-
posed Root reservation to article te
of the covenant. are equivalent
amendment.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
ADVANTAGES OF FARM MULE
Will Take Better Care of Himself
Inan Horse-Aiso Less Subject
to Digestive Disorders.

The mule has certain decided adj
vantages as work animal. For the
man who does not know how or is I'M
willing to give his horses a reason
able amount of care, the mule is the
better animal, because he will take
better care Of himself than will the
horse.
The mule Is naturally more able to
stand hot weather than is the horse.
He will slow down when the work be-
comes hard and the weather hot,
whereas horse will begin to fret,
and thus will be even more likely to
become overheated. Hence, mule is
safer In the hands Of a careless or In
competent driver.
The mule requires less grain and
will readily consume more roughage
than will workhorse doing the same
amount of work. The mule is less
subject to digestive disorders.
Another important consideration is
that a mule does not depreciate In
value so much from age and hard
usage as does horse.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
WILSON READY TO
BATTLE FOR LEAGUE
PRESIDENT APPEALS TO NATION
TO ACCEPT COVENANT WITH
OUT ALTERATION.
Issues Address to the American People
on the Occasion Of the Signing OF
the Peace Treaty In Which ne
Urges Acceptance OF League.

Washington.-Pre Wilson, IN
an address TO the American people ON
the occasion of the signing OF the
peace treaty, made plea Tor the ae-
ceptance' of the treaty and the cove
nant of the league Of nations without
change or reservation. His message
given out here by Secretary Iumulty'
said:
MY Fellow Countrymen The treaty
of peace has been signed. II IL Is
ratified and acted upon in full ana SIN
cere execution OF its terms II VIII
furnish the charter for new order oil
affairs in the world Ii is severe
treaty in the duties and penalties II
imposed upon Germany, but 1t Is severe
only because great wrongs done by
Germany are to be righted and re-
haired; it imposes nothing that Ger
MANY canuot do; and she can regain
her rightful standing in the world by
the prompt and honorable rulrlllmeh'
OF its terms.
"And it is much more than a treaty
of peace with Germany. 1t liberates
great peoples who have never before
been able to find the way TO liberty.
If ends. once and for all, an old and
intolerable order under which small
groups or selfish men could use the
peoples Of great empires to serve their
ambition for power and domination.
1t associates the free governments OF
the world in a league in which they
are pledged to use their. united power
to maintain peace by maintaining right
and Justice 1t makes international
law reality. supported by imperative
sanctions.
1T does away with the right OF
conquest and rejects the policy of an
nexation and substitutes a new order
which backward nations-populatiOns
which have not yet come to political
consciousness and peoples who are
ready for independence, but not YET
quite prepared to dispense with pro
lection and guidance-shall no more be-
subjected to the domination and ex
ploitation of a stronger nation. bu
shall be put under the friendly direc
ton and afforded the helpful assist
ance Of governments which undertake
to be responsible To the opinion o
mankind in the execution of their tasl
by accepting the direction OF tn
league of nations.
1T recognizes the inalienable right
Of nationality: the rights of minoritie
aad the sanctity of religious belief an
practice. 1t lays the basis for cOnven
lions which shall free the Commercial
intercourse of the world from unjus
and vexatious restrictions and ia
every sort OF international co-operf
ton that will serve to cleanse the III
of the world and facilitate its cOmmo
action in beneficent service Of ever
kind. Il furnishes guarantees such a
were never given or even contemplate
for the fair treatment of all who labC
at the daily tasks of the world.
ut is for this reason that | hay
spoken Of it as a great charter for
new order of affairs. There Is groun
here for deep satisfaction, univers
reinsurance and confident hope.
Jerome County times. (Jerome, Idaho) 1919-1920, 1919-07-03
ENGLAND THANKS AMERICANS
King George FeIicitates President and
People Upon Result of Activities.

King George Felcitates President and
People Upon Result of Activities.
London.-King George has sent the
following message to President VIII
son:
IN this glorious hour when the long
struggle of nations for right, justice
and freedom is at last crowned by a
triumphant peace, l greet you, Mr..
President, and the great American
people in the name of the British
nation.
"At a time when fortune seemed to
frown and the issues of the war trem-
bled in the balance, the American
people stretched out the hand of fell
lowship to those who on this side of
the ocean, were battling for right
eous cause. Light and hope at once
shone brighter in our hearts, and Il
new day dawned
Together we have fought to happy
end together we lay down our arms
in proud consciousness of valiant deeds
nobly done.
Mr.. President, 1t is on this day one
of our happiest thoughts that Ameri-
can and British peoples. brothers-in-