davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

conseduentlN rs seven years old. she
is "red In the purple, being by Dark
honald-Ghefandry by Gold Finch. out
OF 'iliun'inata. by Roscrucian.
This price OF 100000 ranks among
the highest ever paid for thorough.
BRED brood mare. Dark E,ish. Is nov
I'm foal to Stedfast a stallion which
in 1911. ran second to SunStar in both
the $1,000 Gufteas and the Derby. -
Sunstar is wei! Known in this coun-
try as the sire OF Star Hawk anS
Sunbonnet. among others.
Mr.. Sanford was greatly pleased a.
receiving word that he had secured
the mare. 1t turns out that Dark
Flight was in great demand <atronr
breeders. and MIR. Sanford had In
structed his agent to pay any price
TO get her.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Athletic. Get atrhee

Mack. manager or the Athletics. an
mounccd tonight .-he: had compieted n
trade With the Seattle club. OF the pa
tains Lyle BiGhec. a right-hand pitcher.
IN exchange the Athletics gave three
players, kopp. outfielder; picary, pitch
er, and Bates. an infielder
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
SANFORD BUYS DARK
FLIGHT FOR $4,000
Nrw York STnn's NEcnt 'Outbrd. ,. i,
Wfdcner's Representative Mt
English SnIcs

NEW YORK. Dec s.-John Sanford.
owner of the. Hurricane Farm. near
amsterdam. y. y. received u cable
message from England ,yesterdav that
ne had purchased Dark Flight. n brood
mare, at the December thoroughbred
sales. for $4,000
Tom Welsh. representing j. T. Wild.
ener. was the contendinE bidder but
ne stopped at $4,000. and Mr.. Sam
tords agent secured the mare with
an extra bid OF $1,000.
Dark Flight was foaled in 1912. and
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07
Standing OF the Club.

december 3. at pietsch I;ros.-Cook
Printing Company VS.. f:iiis' club
, pecomher g. at Palacr-t'i,jzcns'
mono Insurance vs. Nolic Bros
i,1ceinp per 10, nj Pictsch Eros--Cot-
,rel Saddlcry Company VIZ. McRac
,iothinc Company.
december II. ut Palace-Richmond
Larry 'ohipanS vs. l.. =. Wooden Mills.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-12-07

Bob Simpson. the greatest hurlcr
who ever topped the sticks and one
of the ..best all-around athletes who
ever competed, has been appointed
track coach OF the University of Mis-
souri,, his alma mater
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
WHAT ''SOVIETn IMPLIES.
lBrooklyn Daily Eagle.)

Addressing the weekly forum Of the
Church 6f the Messiah in New York recently,
Senator Joseph I. France, Of Maryland, asked
his audience: What better. government do
you want than our fathers wrought Where
upon several men and women shouted: so
Wet, soviet' What did they mean? The word
itself means council merely, but the Russian
radicals have given it new: significance. In
Russia soviet is a sort Of vigilance committee
or impromptu council, assuming executive,
judicial and legislative powers not always
because the regular instrumentalities Of 60
vernment had fallen down, but as an usurpa-
ton of those instrumentalities But a soviet
cannot be called representative body Of the
community in any sense of the word. It is
composed exclusively Of workmen or those
masquerading as workmen, and soldiers and
sailors No employer OF "capitalist" has a
look-in. Even the peasant farmer, if admitted
to membership, seems to have a doubtful sta
tus.- This is class government with vengeance
In some communities the soviet conceivably
may be more nearly representative than IN
Others. But there seems to be fixed rule
that only those who labor with their hands, or
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Oponuja wnioskowanemu gto
sowauiu ma Slasku.

PARYZ, II cZerwca - Wiek--
szoSc gazet Paryskich komentuje
przeciwnie propozycyach rozpa-
trywanych przez rade czterech o
plebiscycie ma G6rnym slasku kt6
ry ma decydowac 0 przyfaczeniu
so do Nicmicc czy do Polski.. Oni
twierdza lie ponicwarz dystrykt
ten znajduje sic jeszcze wciaz pod
niemiccka administracya ME bylo
by tam dostatecznej gwarancyi o
bezstronncj decyzyi.
OSwiadczono Ze rada czterech
zosta}a g}eboko przycisniona przez
argumenty przedstawione przez
premiera Paderewskiego. #:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Chmura pesyuizma wisi mad
posiedzeniem wielkiejj czw6rki

PARYz, IL czerwca = Rada
czterech zasiada1a dis wsr6d at
mosfery znamienitego pesymizmu
mad wiekszemi sprawami pokoju z
.Niemcami zawsze jeszcze ME roz-
wiazanego. Katwem jest do zrozu
mienia ze premier Clemenceau ME
posuna1 sic swej. pozycyi pre-
civ jakimkolwiek odmianom W
traktatach pokojowych.
Sprawa Slaska ME zosta1a upo-
rzadkowana ami ia odnoszaca sic
do zachodniej granicy Polski ME
zosta1a osiagnieta. Oswiadczono
ze problem slaska jest po}aczony
z trudnosciami trzymania plebis-
citu bez okupacyi, tego powodu
zadne wojska ME beda uzyte do
tego celu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Rabusie operuiacy wsr6d
dnia, uciekli Niconet ave.

MINNEAPOLIS, II czerwca- a-Od
wazny rabunek $3.50 dokonany tu
zostaf wsr6d bia1ego dnia W sk1a-
die przy Nicolet ave
Rabunek miaf miejsce W sk1a--
die Northern Photo company,902
Nicolet ave. do kt6rego oko1o 3ej
po polud. wszed1 czfowiek znany
zatrudnionym urzednikom a po ga
wedce z klerkami przeszedf do
biurka platnika Erl'a Labeau. Ma
froncie biukra Earl'a Labeau INA
jdowa}y sic try work. p ieniedz
mi. "Hello Earl'' zawolal przyby
1y bez dalszej rozmowy pochwy
Gil worki|z z pieniedzmi i uciekf bo
cznemi drzwiami do przeleglego
sk}adu Public Drug company. La
beau zrobi1 alarm zaczaf scigac
zlodzieja. Inni pracownicy kler
cy z apteki pomogli mu. Przecho-
dnie przybyli szybko na scene
przylaczyli sic do poszukujacych.
w natloku obalano mezczyzn
kobiety paczki rozrzucane byly
ma wszystkie strony. Labeau je
go goniacy szwadron, dogonili
wreszcie zbiega.
&. Gdy juz pochwycenie go bylo
pewnem zbieg przelecial na ulice
i uczepif sic przechodzacego sa-
mochodu. Pc wymianie kilku ma
g1acych SLOW : powozacym powio
dla sic Nicoletowi ucieczka, La
beau dosta1 inny automobi1 " kt6
rym scigal Nicollet'a gdy ten OBJ
r6ci} ma prawo do Grant I'll.
w zamieszaniu ulicznem, gdzies
okolo Loring parku, samoch6d U
noszacy rabusiia znikl . oczu sciga
jjacych.
Poszukujaca "a zfodziejem poll
eva, skoro sic udala do mieszka-
MIA jego dowied dziala sic Cd zony
.ze MAJ jej pred kilku
opuscil dom zostawiw-
sly jej IS dolar6w, kt6re ona do
odda1a.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Wielki Brazyl)ski exporter
wzywa zagranicznei eipomocy
Prezydent Irigoyen zg1asza sic o
pomoc ma strajk do Stanow Zje
dncczonych.

BUENOS, AIRES II czerwca-
La Montana jedna trzech ma
]ych gazet pisze w dzisiejszem wy
daniu re prezydent Irigoyen i in
nj urzednicy rozwazaja sprawe
kt6ra uwazana jest jake
kroki maja bye podjete jako re-
zultat raportowanego postepku
manazera wielkiego domu expor-
towego, przez wys}anie kablu do
rzadu Stan0w Zjednoczonych, ia
dajac azeby szwadron zostaf wy
sfany do Buenos Aires Ia zagwa
rantowanie handlu przcciw bojko
towaniu.
Kablogram jak raportuja przy-
tacza ze rad Argentynski by1 ME
chetny albo tez ME zdolny ochro-
mic prowizye hand]owe przeciw
agitatorom. ~
BUENOS AIRES, - Depesze o
trzymane tn z Rio Janeiro dono-
sza okropnem po}ozeniu Bahia, w
Brazylii powod utamtejszego o
g6lnego strajku. ze Bahia byla
przez try dni bcz chleba, mleka i
miesa ze telefony, .telegrafy ca
ly system oswietlenia zostal pow
strzymany dowiedziano sic przez
telegram wysfany przez stowarzy-
szenie przemys1owc6w W tenn tu
miescie do prezydenta Brazylijs-
kicj Republiki.
Konsul Argentyny W Rio ia
nero telegrafowa{ re Rad Bray
lijski podjal scisfe kroki do zwal-
czania z6ltej febry W okolicy Ba-
hia.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Me cilce sic zgodzic.

Me cice sic zgodzic. > .~
Okaza}o sic zc Francya wciaz
upicrala sic ME zgodzic sic IA zad
he matcrya]ne zmiany w trakta--
tach.
Prczydent Clemenccau jest spe-
cyalnie niczachwiany w swej od-
movie zgodzenia sic Ia przypusz
czcnie natychmiastowe Niemiec
do Ligi narodow. Francuzi utrzy-
mujq ze oni znaja psychologieNie
mice lepiej niz alianci sprawdza
co powiekszona zuchwa}osc Me-
mice przcz ostatnich kilka tygod-
nj macy. M6wia oni ze moga oce
Eic lie ia zuchwa}osc powiekszy
sic jezeli konfcrencya pokojowa
podda Nicmcom Zadania natych-
nliastowego wstapienia do Ligi ia
rod6w. Francuzi zadaja azeby
Niemc6w przyjeto pozniej lecz do
daja ze to wstapienie ME musi bye
zgodni warunkami niemieckiej
wyr1a ganej dumy.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
hancll1 niezchwiam przeiW przyznaiu zadah Nienc6w
Clemtnceau xydal oshzeze'nie


PARYz, II czerWca Premier
Clemenceau, prezydent konferen--
cyl pokojwej, telegrafowai do rza
du wegierskiego ze ataki wojsk
wegierskich ma Czecho Slowackie
wojska musza ptzestac r jak dono
81 dzisiejsza depesza z Wiednia. w
razie ME uczynienia tego, alianc-
kie zjednoczone narody zadecy-
dowa1y uzyc ostatecznych srod--
k6w ably ich IN ieWolic do zaprze
stania Wegrzy powoduja kroki
nieprzyjacielskie dodaje telegram
.premiera.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Zeglarze zadajq o$rnio godzin
nego dnia piracy.

NANTES, Francya, II czerwca
Ma dzisiejszem posiedzeniu re
gistrowanych zeglarzy przeszia
rezolucya, dania do parlamentu,
przed Is czerwca rezolucyi os--
mio godzinny dzien piracy dla
2eglarzy. Po tym czasie, zadecy-
dowano zc narodowa federacya
zeglarzy ma uzyc wszystkich sil
uni ably zapewnic przeproWadze-
ME pozadanego blu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Wkroczenie wojsk Negier-
skich do kralu Czecho-
S|owak6w niepokoi aiant6x

Podczas gdy naczelnicy konfe.
rencyi pokojowej poswiecaja 0 lie
moznosci jak najwiecej czasu ma
ustaWienie odpoWiedzi ia niemiec
kie odporne wymagania, to jed
max ia praca ME osiagneia takie-
go stopnia ably by1o mozliwem po
dac oznaczona date na doreczenie
dokument0w niemieckim plenipo--
tentaryuszom. T.
>By1y tam znamienite wtracania
sic rozwazaniem rady czterech
mad ta bardzo zajmujaca sprawa.
w poniedzia1ek naprzyklad, rada
byla zniewolona poswiecic wiele
swego posiedzenia Ia rozpatrywa
lie pofozenia Czecho Slowak6w,
gdzie wkraczaja wojska wegiers-
kich sowiet6w co jest rozumie sic
bardzo niebezpieczna sprawa. VI
timatr1m zosta}o wysfane do rza--
du wegierskiego, jak raportuja,
zadajace, azeby wkraczanie do
Czecho Siowacyi zostalo -powstrzy
name zagrozono wys}aniem
wojsk alainckich ably Emusic We
grow do opuszczenia wkraczaja--
cych do kraju swych sasiad6w.
Zamiast dw6ch przeroczen.
Gl6wna sprawa kt6ra rada obec
ME rozpatruje w polaczeniu ME
rieckiemi ukladami jest propono
wana zmiana przymierza Ligi ma
rod6w podfug kt6rego dopuszcze
ME traktat6w niemieckich }atwiej
by by1y zrobione. Proponowana
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Wojska Will Wziefy Qua
delupe, niedaleko od
Elpas0, Texas.


ELPASO, TEX, IL czerwca =
, ,Wqiska Will zajely Guadelipe,
miasto mexykanskie naprzeciwFa
bons, Texas 32 mile na wsch6d cd
Ell Paso, st6sownie do informacyi
Z Fabens.
lime wojsko ktore ma bye cze-
scia wojsk gen. Angeles posuwa
sic XII Juarez. w. Guedelupe ME
by1o walki,a garnisonCarranzy cd
wofany zostaf W przeszlym tygod
niu do Juarez.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Lloyd George Cemenceau ME So zgodni wymanie zda1

True translation filed with thepost master at Wnona Mimi,
June 2 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct 1919
PARYz, II = Rada pecu dzsejszem posedze
nu omawaa poyczne warnk ausryackh warunk6w pokojo
wych.
PARYz II Komsya konferency pokojowej cd ko-
on wojennyc odpowiedzanosc pracy osrzezen
nnyc marynarskch raportach swoich aktaach do rady
czerech nag odrzucenie odpoych proponowa
tyle lie sic odnosza kku komsyi
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
PR0SBA 0 PRZEPIS NlENllECKICH K0L0Nl MA Bye
P0DOBN0 0DRZUCONA.

filed with thepos Wnona Ann
june 2 1919 required by the Act Of Congress- Oct6 1919
PARYz, II Urzedowe zawadomiene zostalo wy
posedzenu rady czeec dis pounu bya nadze
wczsnej decyzi odpowdz Niemcom 6wiono
pierwiastkowa oagnea zosa1a warmkach
bedze Zap}ac0na
Nemcy bedze upoadkowane taktatach sprawa
bedzie pozostawiona jak orygnalne asygnacyi.
francuskic 0Swiadczono dis trakaty, jake
podne Ncmcom beda wce mnie zmienone anei og6
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

zmiana podszepnieta byla g16wnie
na zadanie w uprzedzeniu mozli-
wego uksztalcenia innej kombina.
cyl narod6w z Rosya, Niemcami i
bylymi niemieckimi aliantami bio
racymi gl6wne role. Odczuwa sic
W pewnych chwilach re }atwiej
by1oby postepowac Niemcami
jako czlonkami Ligi anizeli one
pozostana DO "a MIA.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Stara sic 0 ulge dla ludu ME
mieckiego kt6ry jest uparty:

BERNO Szwajcarya II czerwca
-. Lud niemiecki powinien pre-
stac wierzyc ze przez oswiadcze--
nie ze rad ME podpisze trakta--
tow pokojowych Nie1ncy uwazaja
otrzymac lepsze warunki. George
Bernhard oswiadcza W Vossiche
Zeitug z Berlina. IL {
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

PARYz, II czerwca = Alianc-
kie / stowarzyszone rzady zadecy
dowaly re odpowiedz na niemiec-
kie odporne wnioski ME bedzie do
reczona pred piatkiem, l3 czerw-
ca. Odpowiedz da Niemcom pie
clio dniowy peryod czasu, W kt6-
.rym musza przyjac albo odrzucic
uklady. .-
Rada czterech spedzila dis ra-
no czas na rozwazaniu rozmaitych
raport6w poddanych komisyom,
5kt6re postepuja z zarysami odpo-
:wiedzi na niemieckie propozycye.
Plany Ia ufatwienie tych trak-
tat6w pod kt6rymi Niemcy maja
bye dopuszczone ably naleza1y do
iLigi narod6w, rozwazane sa IA
konferencyi pokojowej.
Jezeli wykaza re maja staly
Rad, podpisza traktaty pokojowe
i lojalnie to uskutecznia beda do
puszczone, st6sownie do przed}o--
zonych plan6w.
Me moga d1ugo odk1adac.
Odpowiedz ia niemieckie odpo
rne projekty ma bye doreczona W
piatek, st6sownie do obecnych o.
nak6w. Postanowiono re Niemcy
musza sic starac przyjecie albo
.odrzucenie uklad6w w przeciagu
pieciu dni.
Depesze z Paryza podaja sp6z
nieniu odpowiedzi powodu roz-
chodzacych sic W r6znych kierun-
kach widok6w utrzymywanych
przez premier6w Lloyd Georgia. j
Clemenceau. PrezydentWilson zga
dza sic podobno polityka odkia-
dania Brytyjskiego j Francuskie-
go, W tych szceg6lnych sprawach,
gdy tymczasem premier Orlando z
Wioch podtrzymuje jego planl. 9
puszczenia postanowienn w trakta
tach odnoszacych sic do Niemiec T
do innych aliantow.
Turcy d1ewani.
Turecka misya pokojowa spodzie.
wanem jest przybedzie do Versa
lu W srode. RozkWaterowana be-
azie W Vaucresson, okolo try
mile cd Wersalu.
Wojska Estonczykow j Lituan-
czykow postepuja przeciw Bolsze-
wikom wzdIuz rzekiD Dzwiny ma po
EudnioWy Wschod Cd Rygi. Pierw
); wzieli Wazne miasto Kreitzburg
! Jacobstadt, ostatni przyb bliza-
ia sic do Dzwinska. Ma wsch6d cd
Rygi pomimo re niemiecka land
vera podobno pomaga Bolszewi--
kom j zmusifa oddzia1 Letisz6w
do cofniecia sic, move posilki Es-
tonczykoW zosta}y take !, ,zniewo-
lone do cofniecia Y tej sekcyi, sto6
soWnie do rapport 6ow.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Wiele Vii wojs!ka wylaldowalo.

BOSTON, IL czerwca Wiecej
jak 1000 wojska wyladowalo dis
z transportowca Prezydent Grant
i Winnifredian, kt6re til przyby-
1y wczoraj wieczorem z Brest.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
pretend to do so, shall be members.

pretend to do so, shall be members
soviet goernment in: America, as advo-
Gated at the New York meeting, would not be
government Of the people, by the people, for
the people, It would be the exact opposite Of
the present system whereby all the people are
represented and have an equal voice in the
government. The soviet idea is, not anarchistic
but sociaIstic. It merely carries socialist theor
les to their logical conclusion. It is essentially
anti-democratic. So called soviets have been
organized in several American cities. Seattle
has number Of them. All they possess is the
name and the form, without the substance.
They can never be any more than centers Of
radical propa ganda while our government re-
tains it's authority. They are not really so
viets, But no organizations, whatever they call
themselves, can be permitted to advocate the
overthrow Of our present form Of government.
Societies Of traitors or other enemies Of the
republic cannot gain immunity by calling them
selves soviets The name is not Objectionable;
it is what it connotes. f it cannotes plotting
against the United States government, then the
soviet must be dealt with the same as any
other illegal agency.
; Il
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13

"Wiarus'' jest plsmem Ludo-
wen. Broni spraw interes6w Ro-
dak6w na obczyznie, powiedzcie
o TEN swoim sasiadom.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Wielkie nadziejje W radzie Wielkiej
Czw6rki rzucaja cie1 ma niezachwia-
ne stanowisko prem. Clenenceau,

:UmoWa, p0d0bnO Z0stafa 0siagnieta ably zrobiC wy
nagrodzenie warunk6W W traktatach gietkich
dziafajacych--zm uk}ad6W bedzie mniej
handlOWana.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1919-06-13
Niemcy doWiedza sic
O SVEN prZeZnacZeniu
W piatek 13 czerWca.

Alianci i stowarzyszone rzady przygotowuja odpo-
wiedz ma odporne propozycye pozWola na pie
ciOdniOWa decyZye.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
EXCITEMENT OVER
THE FLAMING SKY
Aurora Borealls Causes Much Specul-
alton and Many Inquiries AS to
Location Of "Firen

Last evening, everyone that motto
ed the Unusually ruddy glow In the
sky wondered where the fire was that
caused such an illumination. Many
could even smell smoke.
North Adams people were frantical-
ly telephoning into Bennington, anx'
iously inquiring if this village were
being consumed by fire. Citizens here
the same time were specializing as
to what place north or west of us
could be buring with such fierceness
as to cause the ruddy glow.
This morning many thought the
mystery solved when they learned of
the serious fire in Troy yesterday
afternoon: but that was raging most
fiercely from to 4 o'clock and was
out before dark. So the Troy fire
could not have been the cause.
Besides. the same phenomena was
observed throughout western Massa.
chusetts and in places north of Troy in
New York state. People in Spring
field were telephoning to Holyoke, and
inquiries were sent out from that
city to Northampton concerning the
mystery. Information was asked in
many other places, but every time it
was asked from place almost di.
rectly north.
The mystery is solved. The red
glow to the north of every place here
abouts was the Aurora Borealis, one
of Natures phenomena.
The red glow spread upward from
the northwestern horizon nearly to the
zenith, at first as a steady glow, but
later with more shifting to the dis
play. These northern lights were so
different from those usually seen that
the cause being attributed to a large
but distant fire was very natural. II
was a beautiful display of colorings
and now that 1t is known that there
was no destruction connected with il,
It's beauty ,as remembered, can be
more readily appreciated,
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
ARLINGTON MAN
ATTEMPTS To
TAKE OWN LIFE
w. II. Archer Slashes Throat
With Razor
WORKMEN BOTHERED HIM
Attempted Suicide Occurred in Home
of Parenes in Rutland Where He
Was Visiting

Rutland, June 2,-Wellington II.
Archer of Arlington aged 55 years,
made an unsuccessful attempt to take
his own life Saturday evening at the
home of his parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Foster Archer of 81 Williams steet,
who he had been visiting for the past
week. He cut his throat with razor
1t Is expected he will recover.
Mr.. Archer, accompanied by his
wife, came to Rutland week ago last
Saturday and had remained at his
parents home practically all Of the
time, and, while not feeling particular
ly well, his condition was not con-
sidered serious. Saturday evening
he was in and about the house talk
ing to his wife, mother and father,
when he suddenly went into the bed
room. His absence from the room
was not noticed until his wife heard
him call his mother and when the two
women went into the room, they found
him lying on the floor in pool of
blood.
No definite reason was given by the
mans family yesterday as to the cause
of his attempt on his life, other than
they believed II to be temporary in,
sanity. He has been employed in
the Hale Chair factory at Arlington
for several months, and he claimed the
boys or workmen in the shop bothered
him, about things in which his opin
ion differed. Saturday night, when
his mother and wife, we're moving him
from the floor to the bed. he talked
about being bothered by workmen.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
LOCAL OVERFLOW

Miss Annastasia Fitzgerald was with
relatives in North Adams over the
week end.
The regular business meeting of the
Faternal Order Of Eagles will be held
Tuesday evening.
L, ]. Hansen spent the week end
with DR.. f. S. Braley at his home in
Bottoms Landing on Lake George.
Regular meeting OF Mt Anthony
Lodge No. 10 f. q A. NJ Tuesday at
IS0 p. m Master Masons Degree and
refreshments.
Harley vallee and Leslie Mort of
School street and Leo Lassor Of North
street made trip to Troy on their
bicycles Friday and returned Saturday.
Dr. and Mrs. Frank Grennan and
daughter, Mary Frances OF Schenec'
tady, were week end guests at the
doctors former home on Spring street
A regular meeting of Catamount
Commandry U. o. G.. c. will be held in
their rooms Tuesday evening Busi
ness Of special Importance will
be transacted and It is hoped there
fore that there will be good attend
ance.
The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1919-06-02
AUSTRIAN TERMS
HANDED To THEM
BY THE COUNCIL!
Austrians Complain at Delay in
Presentation
THEIR REPUBLIC is FREE
Addresses Delivered in French--lt
Is Stated That Austria Would
Never Have Declared War

Paris, June Peace terms were
presented to the Austrians today with
the problem of the Adriatic claims of
Italy unsolved. The council of Four
held a brief meeting before going to
st. German this morning. Premier
Orlando and Col. House were present
and the Adriatic question was dis
cussed.
st. German-Austria today was CIV
en- fifteen days to reply to the peace
terms NJ. Clemenceau, peace confer
ence president, was the first prominent
figure to arrive at the meeting. Presi
dent Wilson was a little late due to
a tire puncture.
The Austrians were escorted in by
an Italian officer NJ Clemenceau be-
gan his address Immediately after
their arrival.
NJ. Clemenceau spoke in French. His
remarks were translated into English,
Italian and German. DIR. Renner, Aus
trian chancellor, replied in French. He
opened with complaint at the delay
in presentation Of terms.
He declared that the Austrian re-
public was entirely free from the Haps-
burg dynasty He asserted 1t would
never have declared war itself No
one expressing desire to speak at
conclusion OF Renner's address, the
ceremony was declared ended.