davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
State Of Seige Declared u
German Capital As Result
Of General Strike And Sub
seQuent Disorder.
EX-SPARTACAN LEADER
CAUGHT AFTER CHASE
Possession OF COntrOl Over
Munich Still In Doubt And
Desperate Street Fighting
Continues.

Copenhagen, April Is. - Omitted
Press. Berlin has been declared in
state Of siege as result Of the general
strike there, dispatches from that city
reported today.
Proclamations to that effect were
dropped on the city from government
airplancs, It was said The proclama-
tions were signed personal by President
Ebert
Herr Elehorn, former police president
and Spartacan leader, was said to have
attempted to escape from the city in an
airplanc. He was over taken by gov
ernment machines and forced TO land.
He is now in jail.
Government forcNs nave occupied
Brunswick, the Spartaean resistance
there suddenly having subsidized.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
Seoul Again Quiet.

Seoul. Korea. April .10-Via Toxic,
delayed. Seoul had assumed a nor
NAL appearance today following the na-
tionalist demonstrations. Conditions in
the interior. however. are very unset
tied.
Forty market places in Choong
Choong province have been closed as a
precautionary measure.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
Munich Fighting Heavy.

Berlin, April 17.-(United Press. y
Desperate fighting continues fer possess
sion Of Munich, according to dispatches
received here.
Several regiments Of government
troops were reported to have met the
socialistic forces outside the city, which
are making preparations for grand
assault. The communists defenders,
while maintaining their artillery fire,
are erecting barricade and barbed wira
enianglemcnts In the principal streets
entering the town. Plundering is said
to have got beyond control Of the COM
munisls guards.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Who remembers when th theatrical
season used t. close early enough fer a
feller g save little money fer a straw
hate Where Tiers a fern an a baby In
tn same home somebHddy's goin' e git
tn worst Of It.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

By vote Of more than three 10 one
Endorsement - the Spokane soldiers
and sailors council was refused by
the Central Labor council.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Before a distinguished gathering Of
Seattle and Washington state publ,
and military officials, Lieutenant Ches
ter E. Frazer was presented with two
croix dc guerre at Fort Lawton Mon
day.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
AUTONOMY FOR KOREA
SUGGESTED At TOXIC
ViSCOunt KatO Declares For
Halt In Exploitation Of
COlOniaIS.

Toxic, April 12.--(Delayed.) Wis.
count T. Kato, leader Of the Kensei- Kai
party, announced today that the party
at a mass meeting decided to favor au.
tonomy for Korea and Formosa.
Autonomy for Korea and Formosa is
urged at the earliest time expedient,
Kato announced. Kato declared his par.
ty opposed consideration Of the colon.
ials merely as instruments Of profits
The Kensei-Kai is now the second
party in Japan. The Seiyu-Kai is in
control by large majority. The Ken
sei-Kai were in control at the opening
of the European war. and are still pow.
erful
Formosa is an island in the China
sea. 1t was coded by China to Japan
in 1895.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

San Francisco, Aprild 1s.-(Unite
Press. Additional japanese troops are
arriving in Korean ports, according to
cable advices received today by the Ko.
rean national association. Recently,
the United Press Toxic correspondent
told Of two complete divisions of Japa.
nese troops and several thousand gend.
srmes leaving for Fusan for guard duty
throughout the turbulent districts.
Six thousand troops and 1000 gend.
armes have already landed at Fusan,
the local Korean organizationjs advices
from Fusan state.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

tconiinusd on page eight)
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18
Weather Report.

Oregon; Tonight and satur-
day fair east portion, probably
showers west portion; cooler
tonight east portion. with light
to heavy frost in early morn
ing. moderate south 10 vest
winds.
= a L \ a Il 4 4 a 4 4 4
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-04-18

Although the zig drive IS Off for
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
Columbia j. System
Viii be Tested

The Utah Agricultural College may
adopt the psychological test as a
basis on which to Judge students who
desire to enter the school next fall.
II this test Is adopted it will replace
in part at least, the usual entrance
examination now used.
Investigations are now under way
to determine wheather or not the
system Of psychological tests now US
ed at Columbia University would hc
successful at the Agriculture Col'ere
These tests, now used at Columbia
have been used in the United States
Army with great success and Il is
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
SOUND ADVICE

In survey Of the .comercial out
look in the United States. the Stand
ard Oil company of New Jersey takes
an optimistic view. The Lamp. the
magazine published by that CORPORA
lions. says:
so far from danger Of a prolonged
period of non employment. 1t appears
that every worker will be needed to
repair the wastage in Industrial ma
chinery, to overtake the construction
program neglected during the war, to
help make up the shortage of food
stuffs and of almst every other neces-
sity of life, which exists in this coun-
try, only in a somewhat less degree
than in the rest of the world.
"Belated action, due to lukewarm
faith in the commercial future is dan
gerous because il means delay in re-
plenishing the depleted stocks of com
modities.
after four years OF intense indus
trial activity and production this
country found itself on the declara-
ito of peace living from hand to
mouth.
This company did not share anxiety
as to the commercial future when
the war drew to a close, nor does IL
now fear anything more serious than
the confusion incidental to switching
the industrial engine back to peace
tracks
And Standard Oil backs its judg-
ment with icreased construction pro-
grams An different parts of the coun-
try.
Now is the time to go ahead with
all kinds OF delayed building and de.
velopment activity and II will be but
a short while until the mines, mills
and factories will be running full
blast.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
RURAL CARRIER EXAMINATION

The United States Civil Service
Commission has announced an exam
ination for the County of Cache.
Utah, to be held at Logan on June
IA, 1919. to fill the position of rural
carrier at Logan and vacancies that
may later occur on rural routes fro4A
other post Offices the above men
toned county. The examination will
be open only to male citizens who are
actually domiciled in the territory
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
BATTLE CREEK MEN
ORGANIZE ADVER-
Using COM
PANY

A move of much public interest be-
cause OF the people concerned takes
place in the formation OF a new com
pany for the purpose OF conducting
a general advertising agency business
organized under the laws of the state
OF New York with Offices in New
York City The name of the organ
ization will be announced with the
filing of articles of incorporation.
This move carries with it several
local men OF prominence, Among
this number are F. c. Grandin. A. II.
Hulscher and G. V. Rothenberg, for
merly of There's n Reason Co., and
L. j. Lamson and Dr. C. w. Green,
who have been the predominating fac
tors in the copy department of the
Postum Cereal company.
| utst men hdNN dsHONluAtu NhNiu-
selves in the formation of new
compay with a paid up capital of
100000 The advertising account
OF the Postum Cereal Company will
go to the new agency.
The presidet and chief stockhold.
Ter of the new organization is F. c.
,Grandin. who with C. w. Green and
l.. j. Lamson. vice president: A. II
Hulscher, secretary and G. V. Roth
enberg. treasurer, hold the entir,
stock.
The new agency is Offered by mer
OF broad and trained advertising ex
perience and in every branch of tn,
business.-Battle Creek, Mich, Eve
ming News.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
GERMAN TRAINING is
PART OF JAPANESE
EDUCATION EX-
p A SION
SCHEME

Japan plans to extend her educa-
tional system greatly in the next few
years and is sending 400 students
abroad to be trained as teachers for
the new colleges and schools. Ger
man scientific training will be sought
as before the Great War.
The Department of Education is
recruiting students to be sent to Am
erica and Europe from the graduates
of the imperial universities and other
government educational institutions.
Each will receive all travelling ex-
penses and Yen 250--approximately
$125-per month while preparing to
be teachers in the Mikado's land.
Germany, prior to the European
war, was selected for a great number
OF Japan's students; but since that
time America has received the great.
er number. An official of the Ministry
of Education. Mr.. Matsuura. is quot
ed as stating that most of the medi.
cal students as well as those study
, ing pure science. will once more be
sent to German universities; Will,
those in applied science will go to tn,
United States; art Students no Franc,
and mechanical engineers to England
Furthermore Japan's Department
of Education believes in helping Jap
anese students in their native land
The government has decided to estab
lish 400 scholarships for Imperia
University students. The assistance
will amount to Yen 80 q month
which will be sufficient to reliev
many students Of the hardship
through which they now go to obtai,
a university education.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
DEMONSTRATION OF CHI-NAMEL
FINISHES

For identifying furniture, floors
and woodwork, learn how easily and
economically anyone can apply the
water proof, heel proof. hammer
proof. self leveling, brilliant Chinese
oil finishes. Thursday. Friday, Sat-
Hardware Company. Adv
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15

of a postofilce in the county and who
meet the other requirements set forth
in Form No. 1877. This form and
application blanks may be obtained
from the Office mentioned above or
from the United States Civil Service
Commission at Washington, d. c.
Applications should be forwarded TO
the Commission at Washington at
the earliest practicable date.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15

thought by many authorities in p,y
chology that they offer the suras
way known TO Judge persons m "a
tally, They do not determine an ap,
licarts education but they prove h.
potential mentality and wheather or
rot he Is qualified TO carry CO.., q,
work
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
Boston's Famous Church.

There were only 5000 houses in
Boston when the North church was
built and many members of the con-
gregation came front outlying districts.
The corner stone was laid In April,
1923, and the first meeting was held In
December of the same year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
BETS BREAK RECORD

More beets will be planted in the
United States this year than in any
previous year, according to the best
estimates. The high price of beets
is inducing many farmers who have
heretofore steadfastly refused to
plant to change their minds and cul-
tivate a crop this year.
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
Butterwrappers at this office.
Magnificent Royal Residence.

The most notable architectural fcn-
ture Of Buckingham palace Is the grand
staircase of white marble, which leads
TO the state apartments. These mag
nlficent suites are filed with priceless
objects Of art and historical interest
presented TO the British monarchs by
the royal visitors Of many generations,
The Logan Republican. [volume] (Logan, Utah) 1902-1924, 1919-05-15
As Matter of DUTY.

II may not be ours to utter convlnc-
ing arguments, but It may be ours to
live holy lives. 1t may not be ours to
be subtle and learned and logical, but
IT may be ours TO be more noble and
sweet and pure.-CanOn Farrar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
Fetele 81 'teTOTizmuI.
din PetrOgrsd.

COPENHAGA, 26 Octombrie.
= Tnarul Locotenent Won Kno-
rrlng, care scapat acum de Gu
rlnd din Petrograd, spus ca Vi
alta in Petrograd, acum cind ar
matele Generalului Yudenitch Sc
apropie tot mai multi, ca un
lad 81 ca tragedia cea mai mare
din istorie Sc joaca pc scena Pc
trogradului acum.
Un lung timp lipsea tot ce es-
te mai elementar vietii, adaugind
ca daca un ON nu are un VENT
de $4,000 ruble lunar este imposi-
bill a-si prOcura altceva, afara de
pine neagra 81 heringi stricate.
Nor Gu mile de foame 81 frig,
spus Locot. Won Knorring.
Carbuni nu sunt, lar cladirile de
lemn au fost trase jos 81 intre-
buintate pentru incalzit.
Char 81 pavam-ntul faimos Gle
lemn din Petrograd fost scos
iyi ars; asa ca traficui pc aceiea
strait este impossible. Marinarii 81
lucratorii al pus nina pc toate
casele cum Sc cade. c6merciul in
acel oraS nu exista.
Acest Otter spune ca noptile
sunt Gu multi mai terrible ca Ii
ia, pc acest timp marinarii in
cep ca Sc cerceteze rrin case. Fe-
te din fabrica pun nina pc tot ce
roste fl bun de mincare, acuza
pc oameni de crime imaginare M
mai ca sal traga in fata Tribuna-
lulu.
Toti oamenii au fost fortati in
armata rosie, 81, de sigur aceasta
armata este gaia Sc revolta
contra rosiilor pc data ce li-se da
oportunitatea. Marinarii sunt sta
p1nii. orasului. Locotenentul
negat ca Influenza lui Lenine
slablt, ell a spus ca reprezentan-
tul lui Lenine este Angelsowitch
Bachkirerna, care este teroarea
Petrogradului.
Toate bolile au napadit asupra
acestui oras, in special colera 81
frigurile tifoide, au secerat vic
time, fara numar.
Sc spune ca numai a patra
parte din populate mai traieste
in Petrograd. Din lipsa de lemne
NORTH sunt incarcati in car fara
sicriu 81 sunt aruncati intro groa
pa comma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
Gel MAI MARE DIRIGIA.
Bill PROBABIL VA Fl
AL AmERICEI.

WASHINGTON, On Octombrie
- Statele Unite probabil in Gu
rind va poseda unul dintre cele
mai mari dirigiabile din lume, q
anuntat ministrul marinei d-nul
Daniels.
Marele dirigiabil este R-38, ca
re a trecut oceanul Atlantic din
Anglia pima aici 81 indarat. Ne
gociatiile pentru cumpararea l.
cestui dirigiabil, care a fost "a
cut in Anglia, spnt acum in pro
gres. Dirigiabilul va avea capa.
citate pentru gaz de 2,724,OO ur.
me cubice. Lungimea lui este de-
694 urine, 81 de Sc urine in dia-
metru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
IN CURfND VA Fl ZAHAR
DESTUL.

HAVANA, q Octombrie.
Zahar indeajuns ca Sc satisfaca
cerintele populated Americana
fost cumparat din Cuba, care va
ii adus imediat ce guvernul va da
vapoare ca Sc poata Fl adus in a.
ceasta tara. Aceasta informatie
a fost data de catra Cuban Sugar
Manufactures 81 Asociatia Plan
tatorilors
In 0 cablograma e&tra comite-
tul senatorial insarcinat Gu afa-
cerile agriculturale, Aejo "A. Ca
rreno, presedintele asociAtiei Y
spus:
,,Aproape 100000 tone de "a
har care Sc afla in magaziile din
Cuba q fost cumpxrat,; dar ma
Lam platit pina cind nu-l due Us
aici. Acest xah8r este indeajnfis
ca Sc satisfac6 cerintele publicu-
lui American pfnz Il mona re-
colt&.
,,Cuba ~ iavoiests A schinbsd
rezonabil, a - prof e ,ex
rica pentru noui cfis 4.
|pse cfize "A as1. h q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
COMUNICAT.
DE LA LIGA RATIONALE.

y Gu datul dc axi s'a TRIMS La
fiecare Sectiune mai multe exsm-
plare din brosura ,Dobrogea" !;
sectiunile STUNT rugate CO % tri-
mit& h Libr&ria Public& din ora
sui respectiv cite un voluh ori
dou&, Ia fel se trimitx 81 xiarele
locale din oraSels respective ci-
to IN exemplar. IN felul acesta
putem mai bine si mai repede %
ne facem cunoSU2ti Amerjcanilor.
q Cscurile trimise Ligei Natl
onals 81 fie f&cute pc nulnele Ii
gsi Rationale gi q fis platibile in
New Castle, 4 Pa. Toate 4cecurile
- vor trimite Ia biroul central
din Cleveland, iar de aci % vor
trimite d-lui easier !. n. Serb,
3ob :. Home Street, New CaStle,
Pa.
81 Ssctiile ori membrn carl do
resc 8 comunica On pre9edintele
Ligsi, adresa dinsulni eGto. d-nnl
r. J, CostsA as Les Ava, Iar-
,. J. oosrzA, pr,,sdints.
/. J. B1nxtann, lscrstar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
Ci0crired fatre gre.
visit 81 IuCratOTii
de Ia OOCuri.

NEW YORK, 27 Oct. - @ mpl
time de .persoane au fost ranite
astazi in fncaierarile ce au avut
loc intre cele doua mil de gre
visit 81 simpatizatori 81 citeva su-
tie de lucratori de la docuri care
s'au intors indarat la lucru.
Incaierarea, care a fost cea
mai serioasa din decursul grevei
de la docuri, a avut loc in a.
propierede Brooklyn. Ciomege, pc
trii 81 pumni erau intrebuintati
liber. A fost slobozite, 81 citeva
focuri de revolver. Politia aler-
gat imediat 81 dupa ce a lovit Gu
ciomegele restabilit linistea.
Zece arestari au fost facute.
Spargerea rindurilor lucratori-
lor de la docuri Sc crede ca a fost
MARTA 81 mai multi prin fncaiera-
rilc de astazi. Partea de lucratori
in fruntea carora Sc afla 7. V.
O'Connor, presedintele Asociati-
Ell lucrAtorilor de la docuri, all
ascultat in general ordinul dat
de ell ca sd Sc fntoarca la lucru,
asteptind ajustarea finala a ce-
rintelor lor, de catra guvern. S'a
anuntat ca la zece mil de lucra-
tori s'au intors indarat la lucru
in diferitele porturi. Alte cinci-
zeci de mil continue greva.
In acest timp partea ,,radicala''
a grevistilor, care numara la %,
900 au luat pasii necesari pentru
atlanta Gu lucratorii de la caile
ferate 81 Gu minerii. O delegate,
in acest scop, va Fl trimisa Ia a. a.
dunarea minerilor 81 lucratorilor
de la caile ferate, care va avea
loc Joi, i'm Scranton, Pa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28

ceasta greva pc umerii operatori-
lor. ,,Oepratorii minelor de carbu-
nj nu au oferit nici o sugestie CON
structiva designate ca sa impiede-
ce aceasta catastrofa' q spus ell,
I'm decursul intrunirilor din Wash
lngton la care a luat parte 81 mi
nistrul muncei Wilson, moi am ofe-
rit in nenumarate rinduri de a In
ira in negociatii Gu bperatorii mi
nelor, spre a sc conclude fntele-
gere fara reservari intre moi. Ope-
ratorii n 'au volt.
,,Minerii au cistigat numai cite
$75 lunar salarul mijlociu - in
decursul ultimelor IL luni de zile"
"a spus Lewis explicind de ce uniu-
nea cere crestere de seasezeci de
procente a salarului 81 mai putine
zile de lucru.
,,Oaca sc va lucra mai putine IL
le, atnnci minerii vor avea de luc-
rn intregul ti1np. De cfnd $ IA sem.
nat armistitiul minerii lucrau nu-
mai cite tire; zile re saptamins"
ccrinta de 60 procente mar RIA
salarului este supusa ,,negociatiis
lor" a spus Lewis. ,,1nsa operate
rii refuza"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
SOC1ALISTu GER RENOMINA.
REA LUZ BERGER.

MILWAUKEE,, q Octombrie
Socialistii din Milwaukee .au de
gind ca sse renomineze pc Victor
Berger ca candidat pentru con-
gres, daca va fl dat afara pentru
ca a fost condamnat sub legea de
spionaj.
Daca Berger este dat afara, du
pa cum fost recomandat de ca
ira comitetul din camera deputa
tilor, 0 alegere speciala va fl IA
cuta imediat ca sal inlocuiasca.
Socialistii deja si-au inceput cam
pania ca Sc renomineze 81 realea-
ga pc Berger imediat- dupa ce
raportul comitetului va fl facut
public.
Arthur Barry, presedintele re-
publicanilor din acel judet de-
clarat astazi ca dac8 Berger este
renominat, Sc va umplea un pro-
test care vi ii TRIMS secretarului
sde stat, contra punerii lui pc IL
sta candidatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
CREVA MI POATE F|RFVOCATA|
MlNERII CONSIDERA A RASPUNDE PRESEDlNTE.
LUl WILSON La SCRISOAREA TRIMiSA.

SPRINGFIELD, ~ Oct. O.
ficialii della asociatia muncitoreas-
Cd United Mine Workers Of Anne
rica, al declarat ca eli stau la ceea
ce au decis 81 anume ca greya sa
inceapa la prima Noembrie.
John L. Lewis, presedintele uni
pnei, cind a ajuns .acasa din Wash
ington, declarat "a situatia este
neschimbata de apeluf facut de
catra presedintele Wilson de a re-
voca ereva.
.Multulnesc lui D-zeu ca avem
tara in care omul are dreptul a
face greva" spus Lewis. ,,Sper
ca puterea guvernulni nu va Fl in
trebuintata ca sa zadarniceasca in
cercarile muncitorilor de a-si I'M
bunatati traiul 81 a ridica nivelul
cetatenesc al lor.''
Tn raspuns la apelul presedin-
telui probabil va Fl facut de catra
cofhitetul executiv al uniunei mi
nerilor. in adunarea de Mercuri,
care Sc va tinea in Indianapolis.
Comitetul executiv Sc intruneste ca
sa ia masurile definitive pentru e.
sirea minerilor in greva.
Lewis pus blamul pentru a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
CuVern1l 6 gata q pTOte-
a htdese|e pubfeu|d
dacs gTtVa tlmGrlOT
M va # reVOcata.

WASHINGTON, n Oct.
Asteptind raspunsul minerilor la
apelul facut ca Sc revoace ordi-
nul dat ca minerii Sc iese la pri-
ma Noembrie in greva, guver-
nul astazi staSgata ca Sc ia ma
surf a proteja interese!e publicu-
lui in caz c1nd greva va incepe.
Stunt mai multe cal pc care
guvernul lie poate urma in aceas-
ia controversa.
Contractul din prezent, care
este facut pentru intreaga dura-
ia a rasboiului orr pima la /
Aprilie 1920, a fost sfacut Gu sane
tiunea administratiei combusti-
bilului (lucrurile de ars), care g
ra 0 agentie a guvernului. ,Acea-
sta a fost aratata specific mine
rilor de catra presedintele VII
son in admonierea facuta Sim
bata' cind a numit greva ca ile-
gala.
Legea Gu controlul hranii la
fel da guvernului oportunitatea
de Sc amestecA in aceasta gre
va, prin aceasta lege Sc face ilc-
gala orr ce miscare care tinde
Sc micsoreze productia, 81 lprin
ca Sc da dreptul guvernului ca
Sc la in stapinire, temporar, mi
nele ca Sc asigure productia.
Char fara aceasta lege, cei
din guvern spun ca definitia
Tribunalului Suprem. q puterii
guvernului IN timpuli razboiulni
da destula putere guvernului ca
sd Sc amestece in aceasta greva.
Aprobind difehtele legi de pc
timpul razboiului Tribunalul Su-
prm spus ca guvernul are pute-
rea a face ori ce in interesul e.
xistentei natiunei.
Cind partile adversare din con-
troversa aceasta Sc vor intruni
ca Sc discute pentru ultima data
diferintele lor, Sc crede ca GU
vernul nu va lasa ca negotiable
Sc traganeze. Minerii eind au re-
fuzat ca sc revoace greva au
spus ca intentia operatorilor es-
tie ca Sc prelungeasca negocia-
tile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-28
CELOR MARI
FATIA DE Gel MICI.

. Z ~
cuitori vor alta stapinire 81 0 al
ia soarta decit aceea care Ii Sc i'm
pune.
Ce inseamna oare revoltele ST tul
burarile continue ale Irlandei, CT
inseamna luptele nationalistilcr 81
lrepresiunile din Egypt, daca nu
vointa de a-si hotar1 alta soarts
decit aceea pc care o au?
Oar, aceste popoare fac parte dir
patrimoniul natiunilor GU interese
generate 81 nelimitate 81 de aceea 9
alta cauza luptei a fost nesocoti-
ia 81 desfiintata.
Odata> Gu aceasta, s'a vazut cd
strigatul de indignare impotriva
renegarei iscaliturei 81 dispretuirei
tratatelor nu a fost acela al adcva-
rului.
Prin tratat nj sc recunostea noua
drepturile asupra Banatului in.
treg; prin tratat Sc recunostea I.
taliei drepturile asupra orasului
Fiume 81 acum Sc trece peste aceste
dreptyri, ca 81 cind aceste tratate
nu ar Fl fost decit ni;te petece dc
hirtie.
Prin clauzele economice, fara
drept de reciprocitate, nu Sc tin.
de de cit la o aservire economical a.
semanatoare unei quasirobii care
va Fl din ce in ce mai strinsa 81 maj
apasatoarc.
Prin clauzele minoritatilor, sc
callta Sc face din state suverane
lsi independents simple domenii co.
l0niale Gu o autonomie mascats
|printr'o quasi-suveranitate dure,
roasa. 81 aci Isl are loc chestia Sa,
|batulni prin care snntem siliti re-
cnnoaste ca sarbatoare legala Q 4
in care interesele marei majoritntj
|a lccuitorilor 81 Statului sd fie i'm,
| I,c'Scate in mersul lor normal.
81 acestea toate tot numai pen.
ltru Hrile mici in carl lniuoritatj
dornice de turbur4ri sau sllpuss