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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
HUN WRITER DISGUSTED
Az Treatment Accorded German En-.
! is voys by French.

AZ Treatment Accorded GerIfian En-
81 voys by French.
Berlin. May 3.--( Delayed. la. P.)--
Newspapermen with the German peace
delegation at Versailles are sending
generally conservatively accurate ac-
counts of their experiences, but
Schuermann, the correspondent OF the
German Gazette. who welded tren-
chant, bitter pen during the war, does
not disguise his disgust at the treat
ment given the Germans by the
French. He devotes most of his report
today to "the freedom of the move
ment" accorded the German delega-
ton, which he says is restricted to
limits.
He tells of a stenographer who
sought to purchase tooth powder at
drug store and ''nearly caused a dplo-
matte breach" the incident resulting
with her expulsion from the store. The
writer says American correspondents,
believing that they could move about
as freely as they do in Berlin" tried to
interview a member OF the German
delegation on its arrival. but was
sharply denied the privilege.
Schuermann complains of the high
prices, especially since the German
mark must be transformed into francs,
and says the charge for making the
exchange is exorbitant. He closes by
saying:
"Frenchmen are neither too petty
nor too proud to do cheap business
with enemy delegates"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
Foch Said to Support Plan
For French-Italian Alliance

and America disinclined to help to
guard the French frontiers with their
armies, Italy is the only nation to
which France can turn for assist
ance in men and guns Therefore
they say it is up to the French peace
delegates not only to insist that Pre-
mier Orlando get Fiume or a COM
promise wholly satisfactory to Ital-
ian public opinion, but to lay the
cornerstone of a definite alliance with
Rome as we'll
Such an alliance, its advocates aver.
would be permissible under the league
of nations, inasmuch as its aim would
be the maintenance of peace and it
would not interfere with a broader
agreement among France, Italy,
Great Britain and the United States.
1t would be in no sense directed
against the Jugo- Slavs, and should,
In fact, be welcomed by them as a
protective agency against aggression
from German forces.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
Bitterly Disappointed Chinese
Say They Have Lost Both Wavs

the outline of the proposed settle
ment, you will find that China loses
both ways. For Japan gets more
than Germany had in Shantung and
also more than Japan claims from
China under the 1915 treaty and her
demands of 1918.
Germany never claimed or exer-
cised the right of policing the Shan
tung railway, but there is substituted
q permanent Japanese settlement, un-
der Japanese control, for a German
leasehold for a fixed period. Three
days have passed since this settle
ment. but the Chinese delegates have
not received a draft of the details of
the settlement"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06

Paris. May 6.-(By Telegraph From
New York World, Copyrighted.) y
Further light on the settlement of
the Kiauchau- Shantung question has
so bitterly disappointed the Chinese
delegates that they have cabled to
the Pekin government saying: 1--WE
have failed in our mission to the
peace conference. Shall we stay?"
Further, they have decided that If
the Pekin government directs them
to stay. to cable again asking for ex-
press permission from Pekin before
signing the treaty. The Chinese au-
thorities stated to me: "If you read
the draft of the clauses, together with
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
WILSON WINS VICTORY
Correspondents to Witness Presentatior
nf TrAatX.

Correspondents to Witness Presentation
Of Treaty.
Paris. May 6.-President Wilson won
a sweeping victory today when Premier
I.loyd George and Premier Clemenceau.
were forced TO agre to a proposal thai
torty-hve newspaper correspondents he
present in the Trianon palace at YER
sailles to witness the presentation o.
the peace treaty to the Germaps.
President Wilson made personal
visit upon the two premiers to urge
this publicity.
There will he five representatives
from each of the big powers and the
same number from Germany, the re-
mander being made up of representa-
tives from the small notions.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
FAREWELL CONCERT
Prof J. S. Mann, HuntsvilIe's Oraanist
to Go to Seattle

Huntsville, Ala, May. 6.-(SpecialD-
Prof. j. S. Vann, organist and pianist.
and his charming wife, formerly .diss
Adele Case. will give their farewell con-
cert here on the evening of the 18th in
he Elks theater and will leave irlme-
1iately for Seattle to make their home.
Both have been in Huntsville for six
years and have been the means of the
children and young ladies' having the
rare chance of obtaining splendid mu-
sical educations. Mrs. Vann has sung
in many places in Europe and possesses
Jewels that have been bestowed upon
her by crowned heads. At this con-
cert a magnificent baby grand piano
will be given to the person selling the
greatest number of tickets and at
present it appears that the Masons will
be the winners, as Mrs. Ed Hummel.
worthy matron of the Eastern Star has
entered her name, and has promised her
winnings to the Masons, where the
piano viii adorn the handsome Masonic
temple,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
4U,I n poTATov al ossoMs

Wichita, Kant. n. S.)-Two prominent
young society women Of Wichita went out
automobile riding on q recent Sunday. and In
passing a farmhouse noticed some trees IN
bloom in the yard. They did not recognise
the blossoms and stopped 10 inquire what
thev were,
The Polite young farmer informed them
that they were wild potato" blossoms. and
he very graciousiy gave them several sprigs.
He also showed them his sterladdcr which
he used TO pick the potatoes in the FAM
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
FIRST 1000 VOLUNTEERS
SAIL TO JOIN PERSHING
To Keep Watch On Rhine-New Troops to Be
Sent to Siberia.
Present Force of 5000 to Be Withdrawn and Replaced
by Fresh Detachments- Call Issued for Recruits to
Be Mobilized at San Francisco

New York, May 6-(INSC-The Agamemnon sailed for
today with the first contingent of volunteer troops who
will the watch Rhine until peace negotiations
of them in the first battalion
known under command of Col H. j.
Jackson.
Fresh Troops for Siberia.
Washington May Gap )-Orders issued today by
the department for the recruiting of 5000 to
replacement troops for American soldiers Siberia.
detachment will be organized San Francisco and the
troops will forward of each they become
available Only with previous military experience will be
accepted.
The enmen for service both in Siberia and Europe has
been extended the Hawaiian islands and the Panama canal
Those desiring pacements for the army the
Rhine will be sent first to Camp Meade, Md.
The American force in Siberia numbers about
and it is the departments bring all of
home thew be replaced.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
ANSWERED MORPHEUS GALL
Shores in Court, Anglers Judge, Draws
86 Eipa

Carinyille, nI.-U. N. S.)-County Judge
Duggan has no particular objection to persons
sleeping in the courtroom during court ses-
slons, but he draws the line on snoring. When
John ]. Garrin, of Hagaman. answered the
call Of Morpheus while case was being heard
and dropped soundy into slumber as IN
vihrate the building with his nasal music II
grated on the nerves Of the Judge, who or
dered hailin 10 rIdely awaken Garrins s
peaceful siesta, fning him So for contempt
of court. And upon Garrin's failure to pay
the fine he was sent to jail.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
AGITATION INCREASES
Concessions to Japan in Shantunq
Causes Chinese Dissatisfaction.

Concessions to Japan in Shantuna
Causes Chinese Dissatisfaction.
Paris, May 6.-Agitation over the
concessions to Japan in the Shantung
peninsula are increasing. with the
Chinese adroitly carrying on cam
paign Of propaganda. comparing the
Italian situation to their own. Sena-
tor Henry Cabot Lodge. and other
American statesmen who have been
commenting adversely upon Presi-
dent Wilson's policies, are being
quoted.
However. it is possible to say on
official authority that the question is
now closed and the incident a thing
of the past, so far as the peace dele
gates are concerned.
II is understood that President
Wilson is entirely willing TO have the
league Of nations take up Chinas
case when IT is formed so that the
Chinese may know that he seeks only
justice and shows no favoritism.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
TWAS NEW EXPERIENCE
Shoveled Into Street Car Because c
Tioht Skirt

Philadelphia.-H n. S.)-To be shoveled
into street car is something new, yet that
was the experience Of local young lady re-
Gently. The young lady was wearing a skirt
of the latest style which resembled a W"
that II was simply impossible 10 lift the gar
ment above the straining point. A street
cleaner, seeing the difficulty. came 10 the
rescue. He held his shovel between the car
stop and the street. End with this imnrovised
step milady sscended, and the car went on
it's way with the passengers wearing broad
smiles.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
HARD ON BLIND MEN.

London, May 6.-The forth
coming social season in Lon
don is going to pe hard on
the poor blind men. Accord
ing to the London Herald, the
new dance frocks from Paris
will show the women's stock
ings as far as the xnees and
will be even lower than ever
at the top.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
Showers, Says Billy 'POssum

If you love me
as of old, lady
dear, don't ever
let me, please,
lady, hear YOU
blame the FLU"
that's all the rage
for the inhrni-
ties of your age.
] am wise, though
I'm no sage, lady
dear.
The weather?
Showers, with
slight change in
t and Wednesday.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
MILLION DOLLAR KISSES

Brooklynites Fell Over Each Other
to Sample Luscious Lips.
New York, May 6.--Some one down
at Washington blundered when they
didn't get the luscious lips of Nine.
Eleanor de Cisneros, opera star, into
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06
SAVES 1000 PENNIES

Lincoln, nl-u. N. S.l-Mrs. James Al
bright, Of Middletown, saved Lincoln pennies
for three years. They weighed three pounds
and she took them to a bank recently TO be
counted. There were iust 900 Of them, for
which she received a new ten-dollar Eoldpiece,
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1919-05-06

temperature tonight and Wednesday.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
NON INCfIATEllITl RES,
PANDESc ,DOCTR|NA
BO[SEv|STA.

WASHINGTON, so Ian. - Du-
pa ce Liga protectiva Sc va des-
fiinta la Fdbruarie guvernul
tot va avea la dispozitia lui des-
tule mijloace ca sc puma capat
activitatilor de deslealitate 81 Sc
puma sfirsit la cei &c simpatizea-
"a Gu alte tari.
In cooperate cn cn-departamentul
de naturalizare de la ministerul
muncei departamentul justitiei va
incepe campanie generala ca Sc
revoace hfrtia de incetatenire a.
clor ce s'au facut cetateni 81 carl
prin cgvinte ori fapte au arafat
ca nu STUNT Americani din inilha.
Clevelandul Sc pare ca are un nu-
mar destul de mare dintre ace
stia.
Curtile judiciare au spus ca hir
tia de cetatenie sc poate usor re-
voca pc motivuI ca au 1fost obti-
mute prin frauda, pentru ca strai-
nil ce le-au capatat nu au parasit
credinta fata de tara lor natala,
deci Ell nu au aynt intentia de a
Sc obliga ca sd ise supuna con-
stitutiei 81 guverauiui acestei tari.
Pima cind sc Wv SIENNA tratatul
de pace persoanele astfel ,,dena-
turalizate' sc ppate ca daca au
fost nascute in Germania, orr Au-
tro-Ungaria Sc fio internate. lar
dupa semnarea tfatatnlui de pace
'sa fie deportatl hnpreuna Gu eel
1000, ori mai multi ce Sc afla i'll
ternati in diferite lagare.
Agentii justitiei all dovezi des-
pre- multi cetateni nascuti i'll alte
tari, carl in timpul razboiului All
tacut, insa pc data ce s'a semnat
armistitiul si-au dat pc fata SEN
timentele lor de deslealitate.
In New York, Chicago, Cleve-
land, 81 alte orase uncle dintre a
ceste persoane sc raporteaza Ca
au raspindit propaganda bolsevi,
sta 81 incercind Sc promoveze ide-
lie anarchiste 81 incita ura con-
ira guvernului organizat. Toate
aceste activitati sunt cunoscute 81
"a timpul oportun Sc vOr lua ma
surf contra lOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
0 AD NIER {.

DETROIT, MICH, 30 Ian. -
IN o vorbire q .sa catra men1brii
Comitetului pentru Informatiuni
Publice, tinuta in acest oras, ge-
neralul major Leonard Wood, ia
admoniat contra primejdiei boise
vicilor care pare Cd creste in Sta
tele Unite 81 Ia somat Sd pornea-
sea lnpta contra miscarii rosiilor.
Generalul Wood, in vorbirea 50
tinuta aseara, declarat Cd mem
bril- c0mitetului de informatiuni
pub)ice trebue sd dea NINA de a.
jutors ia asigurarea de munca pen
tru soldafii carl Sc. reintorc, ori
daca MI, trebne % fie pregatiti
cal vor perde 81 vor ii atrasi in
propaganda bolsevista. Dfnsul 4
adnDniat pc toti ca acesta nu 3,
ste cel din urma razboi 81 cA Sta
tele Unite m yoiesc . multime de
osnenl nemnat tuniti A aceayt6
Sss ss.g Ss III s 81 u III.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
BucURIA uNeuRILoR.

BUDAPESTA, 20 Ian. - I'm
gurii de aici au facut demonstra-
til enthusiastic, astazi, in tara In
treaga, apIaudind Statele Unite
81 pc aliati, din cauza Cd conferin-
ia de pace a TRIMS nota prin care
admoniaza tOate natiunile ca tinu
turtle ocupatc prin siluire nu vor
fl recunoscute la masa conferin-
tel de pace. Ungurii cautau la a,
ceasta admoniere ca La una ce es-
tie indreptata contra Rominilor 81
Jugoslavilor carl au frint part
insemnate din tinutul de mai inn
inte al tarii unguresti.
Pima aci stirea. Din partea noa-
stra adaugem numai alta ca bu-
curia mare ungurilor lc poate
ieSi ch sifon, pc mas, si la tot ca
zul este pretimpurie, inE'u cit
ocuparea Transilvaniei, a Banatu-
lui 81 altor tinuturi ungurene, s'a
facut Gu malta invoire q .aliatilor.
Nota despre care este v0rba, Sc
potriveste numai la gindurile Ju-
goslavilor 81 Italienilor, nu insa
Ia ceea ce s'a facut deja inainte
de sasta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
WILSON LUPTA
PENTRU POP0R

PARIS, 30 Ian. - ,,Pune-ti ma
dejdea voastra in presedintele
Wilson, este esentialul telegra-
mel pc care d-nul Longuet, repre-
sentantul neoficios al guvernului
soviet din Russia, va trimite boil
sevicilor.
LOnguest, care este redactOrul
ziarului socialist ,,Populaire'' a
fost rugat de ministrul de externe
al Rusiei Tchitcherin ca Sc stu
dieze propunera puterilor asoeia-
te de a tine o 'conferinta pc in
sula Prinkipos. S'a aflat ca Lon.
guet STA propus ca Sc spuna So
vieturilor ca Wilson duce lup-
ia genuina pentru popor 81 Cd ell
va reusi in masura Gu suportul
eel va primi de la popor in "a
ceasta lupta. Longuet va sfatui
pc bolsevici ca Sc la parte la u
ceasta conferinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
Soartea Colonii-
Tor Gerr11ane.
VA Fl HOTARfTA IN SEDINTA
DE ASTAZI A CONGRESULUI
DE PACE.

PARIS, 80 Ian. - Soartea CO.
lonlllor germane, care s'a adeve-
rit ii una din cele mai grele
probleme teritoriale, Sc asteapta
sa fie rezolvata in sedintele de a.
stazi ale biroului de pace.
Majoritatea Representations
'au pus pc baza ca toate trata-
tele iscalite inainte de intreveni-
rea in razboi Americei trebu-
iesc anulate prin cele IA puncte
ale presedintelui Wilson 81 Sc ere
de ca toate cererilc Gu privire la
colonii vor fl adjustate pc baza
principiului higei Natiunilof.
Atlanta ce Sc pare ca exista in
tire Statele Unite 81 Marea Brita-
ME (Anglia) Gu privire la aface-
rea adjustarilor teritoriale fost
privita ca destul de puternica
pentru inabusi orr ce opozitic.
Char de ar fl atare mica opozitie,
aceasta va cadea i'm umbra din
cauza ca aceste doua tari vor IL
yea sprijinul majoritatii. De fapt,
Franta 81 Italia Sc zice CD ar Fl
parasit, ori STAR Fl modificat gin
dull de ambitii de fntindere (es-
pansiune). Aceasta are Sc contri-
bue Ca Japonia 81 Australia sd ra-
nina singure in dorinta lor de
pune nina pc coloniile perdute
ale Germaniei, Gu glndul de mari
re teritoriala.
Credinta de astazi multora e.
ra ca Japonia 81 Australia vor sta
rui inca citeva zile asupra planu-
lui lor, insa parerea generala era
ca dinsii vor trebui sd sc invoias-
ca la dorinta celorlalte puteri ca
coloniile germane Sc fie puse sub
administrarea Ligei Natiunilor,
Gu conditiunea ca tarile direct in
teresate in dinsele, vor lucra ca
epitrope ale coloniilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
FRANCEZII vOR
RAM1NE LA Rim

'COBLENZ, 80 Ian. Spriji-
mind parerea maresalului Foch
ca soldatii franeezi SD ramlna la
Rim, generalul Gouraud, sub a ca
rui comanda s'a dat lupta din
Champagne de catre Americana,
a facut o declaratiune la tel CO.
respondentilor americani pc car
ia invitat la un luncheon in cartl-
erul sau din StrasbOurg.
,,Americanii vOr merge acasa
cind Sc va pune pacea, a declaraf
dinsul 81 engezii vor merge la
fel. Francezii insa vor ramine la
Rim ca la bariera strategica. M
ar insemna nimica, daca dupa att
tea sacrificii ale marelui razbol.
am mai lasa usi deschise, prin
carl Germania ar putea sa ne a.
tace din nou" a declarat din
sui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
LEGEA IMIGRARlI ATRE.
CUT PESTE CEA DIN
TIL PROBA.
WASHINGTON, 80 Ian.

WASHlNGION, ~ Ian. -
Planul de lege Burnett pentru re-
stringerea generala imigrarii
pentru un period de 4 AMI tre-
cut deja prin sedinta comitetu-
lui dietei americana. Acest comi-
tet, in raportul sau catra dieta,
s'a declarat pentru primirea, ade-
ca votarea acelei legi. Votarea
Ell este inca tot nesigura, intr'u u
cit ministerial de interne este in
contra dinsei. Pentru dinsa sunt
pc linga multi deputati 81 sena:
tori siNcei de la marea organiza-
TUNE americana American Fede-
ration Of Labor" Ministerul de
inferno este in contra dinsei din
tpricina ca dupa cum Sc spune
in minister 80 aceasta lege Sc va
contrazice Gu tratatele ce Sc vor
face. Uni dintra dujmanii acestui
plan de lege, carl nu au luat
|parte 10 sedinta de ieri Sc zice
|c& yor trimite dietei protestele o.
Ebteiaaite 4 ii fdcute de minori-
s2s4s ss ~ u 81. sSs sis 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31

ma 81 pc mai departe in serviciul
armatei pentru ca sd Sc ,,sfirsea-
sea lucrul inceput''. Deocamdata
vor ii concediati cei ce au facut
cele mai pretioase servicii tarii.
Probabil, mai tirziu Sc va fixa
ri anume, in care vor fl concedi-
att toti eel de concediat.
Plata celor ce vor ramine 81 pc
mai departe in armata va Fl spo-
rita in mod foarte considerable 81
dlnsii Sc vor bucura de privilegii
speclale in privinta concediilor,
carl vor ii mai mari ca de object.
Soldatii earl vor ramine 81 pc
mai departe ca sa-si implineasca
datorinta catra tara pima Sc va
putea organiza armata de pace,
vor ii considerti ca unii carl i'm
plinesc niste functiuni tot asa de
lmportante ca 81 ceie de pc front
in timpul de lupta 81 fabricile
mari ori lucrarile cari-i avusesera
pc dinsii in lucru,, sunt rugate ca
sd tina sluJbele lor avute inainte,
de asia, tocmai cum au fost tinu-
te in cursul razboiului pentru cei
dust in lupte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
Britannia va tine de aCi inCoIo
100000 de SO|dati sub arne.
So|dati SC Vor buCTa dc 0 plata speGida 81 dc conHdl

LONDRA, 80 Ian. = La O Sc
dinta speciala ministrilor- ce Sc
afla acasa, tinuta in % |. c. s'a
discutat multi asupra demobili-
zarii.
La aceasta sedinta s'a luat ur-
matoarea deciziune:
Fiindca in lunile ce vor urma
nu sunt semne de inscriere volun-
tara in armata pentru ocuparea
81 salvarea proprietatilor din
teatrul de razboi, pentru garni-
zoanele din India, Gibraltar 81 CO.
loniile coroanei, pentru ca Sc a.
sigure mersul normal al lucruri-
lor in Britannia 81 Sc strajuiasca
rezultatele victoriei in Palestina,
Mesopotamia 81 Turcia, 81 fiindca
pentru asia trebue sa sc caute un
sistem de selectiune (alegere) 81
soldatii carl famin 81 pc mai de-
parte Sc fie pusi in o polite ega-
la GU aceea pc care ar putea-o
avea in viata civila Gu privire la
plata 81 la celelalte conditiuni, s'a
decis ca din cauzele amintite mai
sus, Va fl lipsa de un million SOL
dati. De aci Sc vede ca tot al pa
trulea soldat englez are sa rami-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
CfND VOM MERGE ACASA?

In August anul de fata este
mai multi ca sigur ca va avea loc
cea dintii proba de a trece ocea-
null Atlantic in zbor. Cea dintii
masina de zburat are Sc porneas-
ca din Spania Gu Is pasageri pc
dinsa spre Buenos Aires. Dupa
cum este facut planul, aceasta ca
latOrie are sc tina 4 zile.
Daca pima atunci nu sc deschid
drumurile, ,,Janos III nostri, carl
se doresc alta de mutt aeasii nu
vor mai avea lipsa sd poarte sif-
CART de h1rtie in buzunare, ci vor
putea calatori pima la Europa, ca
N povesti, incalecati pc smei, in
timp de 4 zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31
Din
ROMANA. |

In ultimele zile mari reforme
|politice s'au facut in Rominia ce
au schim!bat temelia 81 fntreaga
structure vietei sociale din re-
gat.
In viata politica a Rominiei vor
participa tarani, uvrierii agricoli,
evreii 81 comerciantii.
Aceste forte sunt esentiale spre
a aiuta la mentinerea unei di-
rectii sanatoase afacerilor po-
litice in zilele noului regim in
adevar democrat.
Clasele sociale actuale din Ro-
minia Sc vor adapta necesitati-
lor nouei situatiuni.
Este interesant de eta decla-
rattle categorice facute de repre-
zentantii calificati al partidelor
prin care Sc poate vedea starea ac
tuala.
D-nul Paul BratasaDu, marele
latifundiar (mare proprietar de
pamint), impreuna cf numerosi
alti proprietari de pamint au pu-
blicat urinatoarea declaratie:
,,Aceasta conceptic democratic
ce are un teren att de fertil nu
impOarta daca 0 negatie Ori o
restrictie pc data ce este 0 reali-
tate''.
Ministrul Rominiei la Paris d.
Victor Antonescu, tinind Q vorbi-
re Consistorului Central al Israe-
itilor din Franta a zis:
,,Aceste nu au d face cu acest
moment pentru ca procedure vi
justitia priveste pc taranii nos
tri la fel ca pc israelitii nostri.
Realizata noastra ca in viitor
vom Fl frati si justitia pc toti il
Va priv ca Romini fara conside-
rare de origine''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-31

organizatiunilor vor ii de fata,
la sosirea voinicilor in CARA GEN.
trala (Union Station).
Toate fabricile au PRINT in
structiuni ca Sc sufle hoarnele 81
cetatenii stunt instruiti ca sd folo-
seasca sosirea soldatilor ca un pri
LEI pentru aratarea patriotismu-
lui. Toate edificiile publice vor Fl
decorate in onoarea soldatilor 81
oamenii de afaceri au fost> rugati
ca Sc bandiereze in colori nationa-
lie firmele lor pc unde tree SOL
datii.
Marsul triumfal are sc fie de la
CARA centrala (Union Station) pi-
Ia Ia w. ga strada 81 Superior
Avenue, de aci pima la Public
Square, apoi peste Ontario la Eu-
cid Avenue 81 pc Euclid mai de-
-parte pima la East 9th Street, de
aci pc East 9th Street pima la
Prospect Avenue 81 de aci pc Pro-
spect pima la East 14-a strada. La
q 14-a strada est, convoiul va
reintoarce pc Euclid pima la aest
9th Street, de aci va cirni pc east
reintoarce pc Euclid pima la est
9th pima la Superior 81 pc Superb
or Ave. la w. 6 strada, lar de aci
ne LakSide Ave. pima La gara.