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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
OUR WATER POWERS.

According to the estimates OF the
Interior Department. complete and I'M
interrupted use of all streams and water
falls in tho United States would yield
three hundred million horse power. In
1910. we were using less than IKE mil
lion water horse power in the entire
country. and developments since that
time have not been extensive. All tho
manufacturing plants OF the country
today use only about thirty million
pertS are correct. we have a capacity In
our running stream and water falls far
exceeding the present power consump-
ton or any conceivable rate OF con-
sumption for many years to come. II
will not do. however, to, take this as a
fact without reservations. Much OF the
water power in the country cannot be
harnessed and used without very heavy
Of even ordinary acpacity is a costly
proposition. II our water powers are
ever used on a large scale. the cxpendi-
ture OF many billions OF dollars will
first be required and the accumulation
Of the vast sum necessary will be a
slow process.
On the strength OF our rather remote
water power possibilities It will not be
advisable for any power users to discard
present service.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
SENATOR HAHprNa AND WILSON'S
LEAGUE or NATIONS.

New York Sun and Herald.
British newspaper and French news
papers are specializing as 10 what will
be Senator Harding's stand on the
league Of Nations, now that he has been
Nominated by the Republican party for
President OF the United States. There
is no occasion for them to do any guess
ing They need not even await Senator
HardinE's formal acceptance OF the NOM
nation Warren G.. Harding does not
change his convictions and principles
when he puts on a new suit Of clothes.
His own words. his own votes, all the
details Of his own record are straight
enough. clear enough and sure enough
10 enlirhtcn anybody that honesty wants
to know.
Senator Harding was member Of the
foreign relations committee. In the cell
ebrated conference at the White House
between the committee and the Presi-
dent. Senator Harding bluntly asked
Mr.. Wilson:
III there Is nothing more than a
moral obligation on the part Of any
member Of the league, what availe Arti-
cles X and XII
The President expressed surprise that
II an obligation be assumed the ques-
ton should be raised as to whether we
are bound in the most solemn way to
carry it out" Senator Harding was not
satisfied with that answer. as he de-
clarcd to tho President and as ne also
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
PARTY GOVERNMENT VS..
PERSONAL GOVERNMENT.

Warren G. Harding has not been talk
Ing a great deal since he was nominated
for president. but ne has emphasized ono
thought which particularly meets pop
ular approval:
This Is not a one-man government.
In view of the record OF the Wilson
administration; OF the deliberate effort
to centralize all power and authority in
the hands Of one man. and TO gior1fy
his individual egotism. this common
sense reafrirmAtion OF the principles OF
the American constitution. sounds good
TO thoughtful citizens.
Referring to his meeting with Cover
nor Coolidge. Senator Harding further
expressed the above idea:
We have agreed" no said. that we
will base the campaign on an appeal to
restore party government as consti-
tueional substitute for personal govern
ment
Party government Is the only possible
sats form Of government for republic.
II definitely aims 10 put party and the
principles for which parties stand above
individuals; 70 eIalt policy and purpose
above selfish ambition and power. The
great distinction between this republic
and such sham republics as Mexico and
tho Central american states is the very
distinction which Senator Harding
MAKES In the United States we have
had and we will continue to have. party
government. In the SpanIsh-American
republics personal government has been
the rule. Dlaz was long a power in Mex
ioc, but DiaI represented no line OF
political thought. He drew about him
no associates inspired with ideals Of
progress and when his hand weakened
there was none to take his place. Re-
sponsible party government means the
peaceful development OF free institu-
ions by a self-goVernins people Per-
sonA government, in the end. means
deSpotism.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
RIPPING RHYMES
BY WALT MASON.
THE CIRCUIT.

Soon the statesmen presidential.
candidates for White House fame,
in a heats that pestilential, will pur-
sue the modern game: DER the coun-
try they'll be chasing. making
speeches here and there. with the
perspira ton racing down their
noses and their hair. And their
collars will be wilted, and their
shirtfronts will be wet, and their
neckties will be tilted. and their
whiskers dripping sweat. Oh. 'twere
better If We knew them at disc
lance, | maintain, for we're think
ing, when we view them, they look
neither safe nor sane. Who can
hold his admiration for man
whose neck is red. who has damp
ened down ahe nation with the
lakes Of sweat he's shed? In the
days when | was younger men OF
presidcntioal size had no fierce or
frenzied hunger for the mobs ap-
proving cries. In the distance.
calm and stately, they remained
through all the fuss. doing nothing.
nobly, greatly. and they made hit
with us. OF the candidate collec-
ton who would tread the White
House way. few will stand close
inspection on redhot summer day.
Copyright by George Matthew Adams
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
STATE COMMITTEE
MEETS NEXT WEEK
FOR ORGANIZATION

Special Dispatch to The Intelligence
Washington. July 1.-THE West Flr-
ginia Republican state centra! commit
tee will probably hold a meeting at
ParkersburE sometime during the week
of July is. That was the report IN cir
culation here today. and il went on 70
say that Chairman W. +. Baker, OF FL
kins. is now preparing 10 send out the
call.
II will be the first meeting that the
committee has held since the statewide
primary of May 26th last. and the hrst
meeting of tbs new committee elected
at that primary. II will be an important
meeting in more ways than one fltst
off. the committee will effect an organ
ia ton. Successors will be elected to
Chairman Baker and Charles G. tonman
Of Clarksburg, the secretary. fcadQuar-
ters will be established and the cam
burg and ClarksburG are the present
known candidates for headquarters:
The most important subject that Will
come before the meeting, however; Is
10 consider the threat of a third ticket
The Nonpartisan League Of West Nr-
ginia has a third ticket in the tiel
headed by Samuel y. Montgomery tor
governor. who failed 10 win the nomln
alton over Judge l.. +. Morgan in The
Republican primary. Judg" Morgan
was nominated on tho face Of official
returns by a ma jority OF @,"4b. That Is
his lead after all rcCountS and canvass
ing by the official boards had been COM
pleted.
Mr. Montgomery met in party CON
ference held here last month. and II was
decided at that conference to give MIN
ample opportunity and plenty or time
10 avail himself Of his rights and PRIV
ileEcs at court. and subsandate ms
charges there if ne desired To. In we"
of that il was the sense OF the confer,
cnce that State Chairman Baker should
delay calling a committee meeting as
long as possible. That explains why no
meeting has been held. Rut It IS fclt
now by tho party leaders that the com
mittee should meet. organize and get
down TO work before tho end OF the
present month. and now comes word
that Chairman Baker Is TO issue me
call.
A strong sentiment has grown up, es-
pccialIy since the Chicago convention
and since Senator Harding has proved
himself such mastcrhand AS a party
harmonizcr among the West virginia
party leaders that there is no longer
any need Of the leaders holding OF
dealing with the situation that con-
fronts them. Opinion Of the party mas
grown strong OF late that the sooner the
problem is taken up and disposed Of. the
better it will be.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
SCOUT OFFICIALS
WILL VISIT CAMP

Tho first week at Camp AgahminG'
which is located on the William Happy
farm out Big Wheeling Creek, proved
Il great success and all the twenty-five
boys who were there enjoyed one Of the
best times that they have had. In con-
ncction with their regular daily duties
they enjoyed nshinG. swimming ana
other out.of-dnor sports.
Many OF the parents OF the boys as
we'll ~ officials of the scout executive
committee. visited tho camp at differ
cnt times during the week and the boys
were indeed very glad 10 sec them. Inc
camp is in charge OF Scout Executive
II. o Portz and hc il we'll pleased win
the way The boys have been keeping the
camp in excellent shape.
4 feature at tho camp for this week
is that the scoutmastcrS and assistants
and other scout officials Will leave Scout
headquarters in tho Market auditorium
~ o'clock Tuesday evening and ne
taken 10 the camp in automobiles. ihcy
will got supper and spend the evening
with the boys All boys arc looking
to a good time on this OCCASION
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
Our Daily Story
EDFrELD PORPY.

Edfield POPPY just couldn't be too
careful Of his stomach.
I've only got one" nc reasoned with
himself. 80 | nights we'll be careful
what | put into II. My stomach helps
my digestion all II can, SO why shouldn't
l help my stomach all ! Can:"
SO he drank only water that had heen
thrice sterilized pasturiZed and fumi-
gated. and one Of the duties of his cook
was to so over all the food with a MI
croscope and a whisk broom. He would
eat no egg that was more than eight
hours old, and every chicken that graCed
his table had a tag on it's wrist an
RouncnG the date Of its birth and death
He carried his lunch downtown with
him because he had been elected from
go back in the kitchens to watch the
chefs prepare his order.
Chapter Two.
Hey. shh, Porpy!' shushRcred Boil
We've Bites. Come on home with me
and try my rrune and turnip wine. It's
the real thing. DO, and talk about kick
WOW. I'll give you the recipe. too. Then
you can laugh At prohibition.
Well, one glass, perhaps hesitatcd
>Forpy eagerly.
And he went with Bites and drank \
glass, Of his Illegal prune and turnip
wine Calthough before the days Of pro-
hib! ton he never touched a drop and
- hours later he was gone for good.
his last act being TO sCrawl this epitaph
for his. tombstone:
Your stomach is your best friend.
As mine was mine.
TIL I checked it's Sensbilitics
With prune and turnip wine.
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declared later on the floor Of tse Sen
ate in the following words:
! Either the covenant involves a sur
render OF national sovereignty ana SUP
mits our future destiny TO the iessue
or II Is an empty thing. plS IN III o;
humanity that hinges hope on IL.
Thereafter Warren &c Harding neVe,
fliD-flonned and never side-stepped III
the while the covenant was before the
senate on the various vtes t1Hsn to'
and against both the treaty ana one E.
servattons He voted ana voted COMFY
entity for the Lodge reservations, neres
FOR "mtld-' reservations. OF these ne
said: ,.,..,
as a mild reservationist.
When My. Wilson's treaty was osao
and the question Of the League OF ~
tons settled, Senator HARDING Vosee ~.
al an end. Again he voted against tne
Presidents demand for an Armenian
Lastly. Warren c. Harding Ia. ds-
clared that no man Is bigger I'M. M
party. He holds that any cA
must be governed by his partys Hlat-
form. And this is what the RepuoHcan
platform on which he. has pianteu m.
feet says about. the LeaEue OF Nsao 1o.
The Republican party stanas ior
agreement among tho nAtionS " p'
serve the peace Of the world.
We believe that all this can Dc oone
without tho comprosise OF nAuonA, IN
dependence. without deprivinG the PEG.
nIe OF the United States In ADVANCE OF
The right to determine for themselves
what is lust and fair when the oeca-
sion arises and without involving them
as PARTICIPANTS and not As peacemekets:
in a multitude Of quarrels me mehts ol
At.ht -,
The senator's insisting upon modl-
fication Of President wilson ueAEI
performed . their duty faithfully we
approve their conduct ana honot ther
courage and fidelity, and we pledge tho
coming Republican administrator 10
such an agreement with the other ma.
tions Of the world as shall meet the full
duty of America to civilization and hu-
manitv in accordance with AUerican
ideals and without sufrenderinG the
rights Of the American people to exer-
else its judgment and It's power IN favor
Of justice ar d peace.
warren G. Harding. As . senator. by
his oath Of office sworn to uphold the
Constitution. favored reasonable, riENS
ful and safe international arrangements
10 preserve the peace OF tho world: fe
would not bulge An inch toward the
Wilson scheme to make the United
States OF America subject to a super
sovereignty. HIS party platform stands
for the same thing. Where else could
Hardingl the candidate, or Harding, tho
Preside4t stand?
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
HONE INTERESTS PARAMOUNT.

1T is tine to idealize but II is very
practical TO make certain our own house
is in perfect order before We attempt
the miracle OF old world Sterilization"
Senator Harding
The above would indicate that the
next occupant of the White House will
attempt 10 take care of America be-
fore ne concerns himself so much
about the people OF Armenia Syria,
Turkey. and a host OF other European
countries getting a square deaL-Park-
erShnrg Nova.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
U, R. K, OF P. GOING TO
THEIR ENCAMPMENT
General Meyer TO Secure Special Train
For west Virginia Brtgade-Cour
do Leon Company VIII Go

Brigndier General George c. Meyer is
making plans TO secure a special train
for companies OF the West Virginia
Brigade, Uniform Rank Knights OF Py-
thias. who will attend the National En-
campment Of the Uniform Rank. which
opens at Cleveland. Ohio. July 25.
Both Cour de- Leon pany. OF
Wheeling. and the Uniform Rank COM
pany at Benwood are expected to at
tend the encampment.
II will REQUIRE one full train TO carry
the Uniform Rank Pythians from West
Virginia to Cleveland
On Saturday night. an automobile
PARTY Of Uniform Rank Knights. from
California. in four automobiles. passed
through Wheeling enroute to Cleve-
land to be present when the encarnp-
ment opens.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
rRuTH VS.. PART1sANsHR.

Tho New York Times. always intense
ly partisan. declared on tho morning ar
ter the Chicago convention that the Re
publican nominee for presidency was
OF inferior ability. Mr.. Bryan, who IS
always a Democrat but also always
sincere. says, The candidates arc men
o. ability and will prove acceptable 10
a large majority OF the party. "-Sisters-
willie Review.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
CITY FRIENDS NOT WELCOME.

Farmers wives are less enthusiastic
about good roads than their men folks
They know that the better tho roads
are, the more city friends flock To visit
them.-Morgantown New Dominion.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

That one OF the presidential candi-
dates will lose his home state. is as sufe
bet as that the next president will be
a newspaperman from Ohio.
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IN THE WRONG PLACE.

Stealing school examination aues-
tions which seems 10 DO falling IN
West Virginia, is discreditahe pro-
ccdure. and in a place where. II any
where. honor and honesty should be tho
conspicuous rule.-Charleston Mail.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Modern landgrabbing IL done for Sc
curity The Jap is docile, he takes the
other half of Sachalin. now, just for
security
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

In Mexico some generals are about to
start a new party. Party probably
synonymous with revolution.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

In Texas and other Democratic
southern states the burning Of negroes
at the stake goes merrily on. The Dem
ocratic. platform contains no plank
against lynching.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

1t has been said that with every po-
ltticaI defeat Bryan gains in personal
popularity. Well. he has had enough
experience in the defeat line.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
AMERICA PuRST.

Speaking the Wilson covenant Of tho
league OF nations, the Christian Science
Monitor we'll says that there has been
hardly tho slightest evidence adduceG
that the people arc half AS much inter-
csted In the league Of nations" AZ some
of the political. leaders think.-Morgan-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12
DOUBLE SERVICE.

II people who have war bonds out
standing would redeem them. they
would perform q valuable service alike
10 their country and themselves
Bluefeld Telegraph.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

We are still having a cool summer,
but it is bound. TO become hotter as we
come nearer to Nov ..
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

borrow. are at hand TO serve the pur-
pose Of the Spectator and the adven-
turer.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Senator and Mrs. Howard Sutherland
plan TO lea We Washington next week FOR
their home At Eikins: Inc members OF
their family have already gone there,
but senator Sutherland has had so much
business TO attend to here that II Will
take him until next week I" get II all
finished, so that he can leave Tor a
much-necded and much deserved vaca
ton.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

G. r Wood. secretary OF the chamber
Of commerce OF Blucfield. has been her"
for several days IN conference with Of
fiClals at the census bureau. The gov
crnmcnl census gives Bluefeid slEh'lN
over $4,000 population. and this AS about
5000 less than Bluetcld actually has
according To the aHidavits which have
been filed here. Mr.. Woods presented
10 the chief OF the division OF pOpuia-
ton at the census bureau mass Of CYL
dence 10 prove that the census taxing
in that town was done in sipShod
manner and that many people were over
looked by the cnumeratorS. That oitic-
lal promised 10 CHECK w" the Official
reports with the evidence that has been
presented BY the chamber Of commerce.
In the meantime. that body IS taking
a new census OF Bluetield on ITS own &C
count.
There have been many-almost in
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS iicd cases IKE Blue
fields, but the census officials are yet
10 make any changes in thc official fig
ursS, and to order new census taken
of any town or city. They have been
appealed TO to order that done many
times, but have StcadtaStly refused
Huntington Is another West Virginia
city that is prosecuting protest. \
new census Is being taken there. but It
is being done under the direction Of the
chamber Of commerce. and not the CEN
sus bureau here.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Baird Mitchell. of the firm OF Mitche!l
& Stevenson. Of Wheeling. Is capital
visitor julius X. Monroe and McSSrs
Fortney and Lewis, Of Charleston. ono
ials Of the state government, were here
attending a hearing before the Inter
Ct IL Commerce. Commission.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Chauncey. the name OF a Postoffice in
Logan county. has been stricken from
the roll OF postoffiCes and the Office
ordered discontinued.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Senator Davis Elkins. accompanied
by his mother. Mrs. stephen b. Elkins,
Is at Atlantic City.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

CTo-morruw-"In Cold Blood The
mysterious shooting OF lgo Shave. Don't
miss it,
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WASHINGTON
West Virginia News - Notes
and Gossip at the Nations
Capital.

Washington, d. e. July n~Charles
G. Price has been commissioned post
master at Smithfield. W. Va. and James
II. Bailey at Mount HOPE. ". Va, their
commissions dating from July 6. 1871.
These two offices are in the presidential
class. Commissions in the fourth class.
have been issued 10 Claude l.. Morton
AT Ameagle. W. Va. and to Oracle o.
Baker at RanGer, W. Va. AmeaEle is a
new office established in Raleigh county
upon representations made 10 the post
Office department by Representative l..
s. Echols acting for citizens who Will
he served from this Office. Ranger IS
N lincoln county
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1920-07-12

Simon j. Stutler. OF Clarksbure. was
knocked down by a street car and IN
jured, but believed 10 be seriously. He
was taken to a hospital to receive treat
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-17
SUSTABDOMI TRAUKI-
MAI SU GINKLAIS IR KA,
REIVIAIS.

Schneidemuhl, Prussia, Rug.
~. - Gia VokieGiQ valdzia SUI
>tabdG talkininku traukinl, ku
riuomi gabenama -Lenkijon
provizija. Pradita tyrindjimai.
TuoiauS SuSineSta su Berlynu
ir pareikaIauta nurodymQ.
Traukinio igulq Sudaro pu-
Siau Prancuzai ir Anglai.
Apie traukinio atvaziavima
zaibo Smarkumu pasklydo Il
MOS. VokieGiai gyventojai bu-
riais buvO 6me rinkties gele-
zinkelio Stotin. Bet policija gy-
ventoiu neleido nei priSiartin-
ii prie stoties.
Pc to keli tukstanciai Vo-
.kieGiQ atlaik6 susirinkima II
pareikalavo traukini butinai
Sulaikyti. Gelezinkelio stoties
valdyba reikalavima iSpild6.
Valdyba at6jusi traukini
nuodugniai perziur6jo.
Atrasta gabenami keturi
kulkasvaidziai, kreiviams rQ-
by ir kitokiu dalykQ. Bet 'ka-
TO medziagOs neatrasta.
Tyrin6jimQ metu Vokieciai
ko neSusipeS6 su Prancuzais
ir Anglais. Sakoma, buve SUI
siStumdymQ, Bet oficijaliai pa
skelbta, jog neivyke nieko y
patinga. ..-~
Schenemuhl yra gelezinke-
liQ mazgas, jungiantis Danzi-
ga. Thorn If PoznaniQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-17
D,ANNUNzIo NEsUTIN-
KA SUI sAVo TARYBA.
Gal jis apleis Fiume sosta'

Triest, Rusp. X. Nesuti-
kimai pakilo mieste Fiume
tarpe nacijonal6s tarybos il
zinomo lakuno d'Annunzio,
kuris su savo karuomene Wis
dar stukso tame mieste.
Ana vakara kareiviQ susi-
rinkime kalb6jo lakunas. Su-
sirinkime nebuvo nei vieno ma
ciionalas miesto tarybos mario.
Lakunas tarpe kitko sake:
GAS, manau, miestas turf
pasiskelbti nepriklausomu II
prapl6sti savo ribas. Fiume
Siandie yra rubeziuose, nus
tatytuose Ungarijos karalie-
mes MariJOs Teresos. Iuose ru-
beziuose galima uztrokSti.
"Turiu priezasties manyti,
kad ta mano sumanyma ne
priims nacijonal6 taryba. Tad
|vietoje tarybos esu priverstas
kreipties ! paGius Fiume gy-
ventojus.
or iei kartais tasai mano
troSkimas nebus veikiai ispiL
dytas, busiu priverstas apleis-
ii miesta pirmiau metiniQ
sukaktuviQ mano inejimo
miestan.
Tos metin6s sukaktuv6s
bus Rugpjucio II d. Tad neto-
limas tas laikas, kuomet la
kunas nieko nepeSes lures ap-
leisti miesta. a
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-08-17
VOKIECIAI DUODA PA
GELBA RUsU Boise
VIKAMS.
Duoda jiems maisto ir ginklu,

Paryzius, Rugp. II. - Pran-
cuzijos uzrubeziniQ reikalq O.
fise gauta ziniQ, jog Vokieciai
duoda pagelbQ Rusu bolSevi-
kams, veikiantiems rytin6s
Prusijos parubeziais.
PraneSta, kad LenkQ ran
kosna patekes vienas vokis-
kas dokumentas. IS to patir-
ia, jog Vokietija Prusijoje
suorganizavusi savo lakunus
su tikslu gelb6ti bolsevikams.
Tie lakunai Siandie liuosi
skraido LenkQ Some ir prane-
Sa bolSevikams. apie LenkQ
pozicijQ pad6ti. :.
Be to, anot Lenku tvirtini-
mo, Vokieciai bolsevikams pei
Prusijos rubeziu pristato ne
tik reikalingo maisto, bet ir a
municijos.
Lenkai apie tai informaci-
.ju pristat6 Prancuzu militari-
nei misijai VarsavQje. Gi misi-
ia painformavo Prancuzijos
vyriausybe.