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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Football, 'TheInside Game;
Becoming 4 MARKED Man


been through the mill and can
appreciate the defence that such
stars are up against to give them
the credit thar e. their due.
A football team will try for weeks
TO build up a defence against a star
opponent before they actually play
against him. Let Us take, for ex-
backfield performer. The Harvard
scouts will be looking him over from
the start OF the season and tipping
the home coaching staff on his vari-
Gus ways OF working on the gridiron.
Select a Good Performer.
About four weeks before Harvard
is due 20 play Yale the coaches Will
select a pretty good performer from
among the scrub players and train
him 70 act just like the Yale star.
The scouts themselves will furnish
him with AL kinds Of tips on how 20
act Vow then, for the next four
weeks, during the scrub practice that
the varsity has each day, that scrub
VIII do his best TOT initiate the Yale
star, and the varsity men viii DO
their best 70 thwart him And final
ly. when Harvard does 90 against
Yale the style OF play that the Blue
star furnishes will not take them by
surprise, and they will be better pre-
pared to curb him
Sometimes It is curious how far the
scrubs viii 90 to perfect these imi-
tation plays A few years ago when
Harvard was preparing 70 play Brown
the Brown team had the wonderful
Pollard as its backfield ace. Pol
lard, Of course. was a colored fell
low, and the Harvard scrub player
who gave daily mutations Of his play
against the Harvard varsity team
even went so Tar as to black his face
TO make the stimulation perfect
Star men who are real stars
have always been able to per
form At their best against the
greatest Odds however, and
have yet TO see the time when
these practice methods have
really Euceeeded IN squeiehinE a
player that had the goods. They
may halt him temporarily but no
team can be vlEllanf enough 20
keep q good man down for the
length Of game Copyright
1920. BY the Wheeler Syndicate.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

This team has been making an en-
viable record for itself. and is ex-
pected TO cause a hard fight on the
home pastures Of the Longhorns. The
contract for this game has not vet
been returned, but IL has been agreed
10, and IS only awaiting signature.
All the other games on the
schedule are with familiar teams.
beginning early in the season
with Simmons College, the team
viii rub off its rough edges on
Austin College and Howard Payne
and then proceed to the Wander
hilt game. The gam with Rice
Institute. to be held In Austin this
year, will follow the Vanderbilt
game. Then comes south western
University in Austin, followed IN
the same place by Mlssissippi a.
& ".
The grand finale comes with the
Thanksgiving game with Texas A.
& N, at College Station on Thanks
giving day The schedule follows:
Oct ]. Simmons College at Austin:
Oct q, Austin College. at Austin; Oct
Is, Howard Payne, at Austin; Oct.
p; Vanderbilt at Dallas; Oct. 20,
Rice Institute at Austin; Nov. 5.
South western. at Austin; Nov. 70,
Mississippi A. & n. at Austin; Nov.
2s, Texas A. & NJ. at College Station.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Ell PASO PLAYERS TO
CLASH IN TOURNEY
FOR CITY HONORS

Entry fees viii be 81 for singles
and 50 for doubles teams and a large
entry list IS already assured This
viii give an opportunity 70 all the
tennis players in this section 20 size
up their ability against other con-
testants and at the same time pro-
vide for them an opportunity to So
cure experience in tournament play
All balls viii be furnished BY the
club
A cordial invitation IS extended to
all players 20 join the tournament
Feldman arranged 20 take pictures
OF the courts and OF the various
players in action. which viii Be re-
produced in the newspapers and give
the public a graphic illustration u
how tennis IS being played and err
couraged IN the southwest
The general public is invited 20
attend the tournament free o. charge
By the club members and the loca-
tfou OF the courts affords very con
venlent arrangements for parking
automobiles where play can Be com
fortahly observed
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

HURLERS EASY
FOR THEBABE
Babe Ruth Made 81 Home
run Clouts Off Starboard
Pitchers IN 1920

Chicago, H. Nov. 1o-Right hand
ed pitchers were easier victims than
left handlers for Babe" Ruth, the
home run monarch. whose record OF
IS home runs for the 1913 season set
the baseball public home run crazy.
OF Huth's string OF homers. 81 were
made off right handed pitchers. while
ne collected Il off southpaws. Ruth g
circuit drives this season netted the
New York club exactly so runs Be-
SIDES the - Ruth scored himself he
drove in IS Yankees ahead OF hin.
Ruth failed IN his attempt 10 crash
out homer with the bases loaded.
but on five occasions there were two
men on bases waiting 10 race home
when Ruth connected.
Ruth's complete record for the 1918
"a ma len frrf~----
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

pulled in New York, clearing up
$4,000 for the promoter.
Young knows now that New York
is daffy place.
They won't fool him again. for he
Is starting a six-day race AZ 1ssth
regiment armory, on the 22nd Of this
month
II LOuefeIIoH said Il To-day.
Tell ne not. In mournfuI nrmberu.
Life f. but an empty dream,
For the soul e dead that has hit
the hay,
And things are not what they
appear to be IN the adver-
tfsemenfs.
Canada Calls Cheerful Chirps.
Hope is something that enables a
man 70 figure out a mathematical
possibility OF coping lies pennant
when the chances are 1000 10 I
against him
Aviators might make their life in
the air more secure by prevailing on
the administration 10 repeal ne law
OF gravitation that Sir Isaac Newton
passed some time ago.
A. the Chinese mason remarked
when he laid the last stone fu
the great wall around the Chi
nese empirei aMfIIIons for the
fence. but not one cent for
tribute.-
The price Of things nowadays is
phenomenal. In the old days it was
a nominal Zee.
The young fellow who recomm ended
her father 70 eat a yeast cake q day
for his health is sorry for it. The
father developed an awful kick.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
BASEBALL CAR ASKS
SUPPORT OF MINOR
LEAGUE TEAM HEADS

XANsAs CITY Nov 1o.-AlthouEl
n eourted by representatives Of both
the New National league" and
the "loysl' American league clubs.
the National Association Of Minor
leagues should not take sides in the
major league baseball war. II. Il Sex
ton. president OF the minors said to-
day.
He announced that August Herr
mann. Of Cincinnati, representing the
New Nationals" would address the
association today IN favor Of the Las
ker plan OF civilian control Of base
ball President 3. 3. Johnson Of the
American league opposed the plan in
an address yesterday.
ssrhe Fair Thing
president Johnson very frankly
asked US not 70 show any favor 70
either side" said 1Ir. sexton II think
It would be the only fair thing 20
Mr.. Johnson asked the minors to
appoint a committee Of three to meet
with representatives OF the majors in
a final effort 70 avert war.
He opposed the Luszer plan on
the ground that II would take
control out Of the hands Of eU-
acteriEed A. D. Luslzer, OF Chicago.
head OF an advertising agency
and a director in the Chicago M
rlounl leuEue clubs who proposed
the @Laazer plnn7 for q board Of
control OF three men not finnn-
elaIly interested in baseball. Is
zone who has not shed his svEad-
ding clothes in BASEBALL
The American league does not
come here With the thought Of ask
ing you 70 carry any Of our burdens" {
president Johnson said IN his address. !
II must be clear 10 you that you
should pursue a central course show Z
ing no favor or Partially 10 either .
side.
There IS a question as 70 whether Z
there viii be any serious difficulty TO /
adjust. but 7 believe my position /
should be made clear. I think you 4
should have equal representation on /
the National board and shat you 4
should have equal power with the 4
American and National leagues. We /
can offer you no more az this time 4
I have been authorized by our board 4
Of directors TO request you 70 appoint 4
! committee OF three TO meet a com
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Busy Schedule For Texas sJJ'
Team viii Work Hard lin 1921

A USTIN. Texas. Nov. 10.-Footbau
n for next season VIII present a
very interesting schedule for the
University Of Texas. according to the
statement made by l. T. Belmont.
athletic director. Especial effort was
made 10 secure teams OF recognized
standing for competition next fail.
Ihs Longhorns are showing under all
opposition so far this season. and Il
is expected that the team VIII be hack
almost intact next year. The schedule
includes some Of the largest schools
In the south
Game With Vanderbilt.
or escepiaI interest is the game
with Vanderbilt at Dallas. on Oct %.
Until this season the Loughorns
met the Oklahoma Sooner. at the
dallas fair for a hard scrap.
Since the so0uera Joined the Mis-
souri, Valley Conference. how
ever, they were unable to play
the annual game. and provision
WIS mnde BY Mr. Belmont for the
Vanderbilt team. One Of the larz-
est guarantees ever given by the
University was made to Vanderbilt
10 secure this game.
Another promising new team on
the schedule Is that Of Mississippi A &
a., TO play IN Austin on Nov. IL.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Ell PasO Fans Want Cleveland
Formal Invitation To Speaker

nE 7. J. lECAMANT initiative in
u sending an invitation TO manager
Iris Speaker and owner Jimmy
Dunn q the Cleveland Indians TO do
che spring training Of the club in
II Paso has met with the hearty
man who for years have hoped 70
send some formal request 10 big
lea cue club.
Attempts are being made now 70
interest the chamber OF commerce IN
the matter IN order that the invita-
ton be made unanimous.
spoke Out Hunting.
Speaker is az present on a hunting
and fishing trip IN Maine. but Is ex-
pectsd % be at his home "a Hubbard
City. Texas, within the next three
weeks Dr. McCamant both wrote
and wired the Indian pilot in his e.
forts 20 assure the team for e Paso
before he received knowledge that
SPEAKER vas hunting. Much data
relative TO the invitation is being
compiled By Dr.. 1lcCamaut and viii
be sent 10 Meszrs. Dunn and Speaker
IN ~-hslf Of the request OF Il Paso-
ThiE budget Of Information not
oulT contuiua the reports Of the
weather bureau for several years
back IN the months a big league
team doea fits training, hut goes
ever the entire natter Of SEQ
graphical location, playing condf-
items and Just what the Cleveland
team could expect in the way Of
gate receipts for Its training. II
e. understood that Rio Grzmde
park could be Hodded Immediately
AID made ready for the Invasion
Of the Cleveland team bT the time
if arrives IN the event the iurl-
tntlcn s. accepted.
one additional plan Of DR.. Nc
Cauant covers the running OF excur-
sion trains 70 this city from Carri-
zozo. Douglas, Tucumcari, Alamo
Eordo and other places IN conn ction {
wiki the arrangement OF exhibition Z
games with the Indians here
Other Invitations.
sIany times IN past years Fl Paso- I
ms lare attemplad 70 get big leaEus ]
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

teams here through a personal indl-
Tidual invitation 20 the manager OF
owner with whom they were &C
quainted. but they have never been
successful owing TO lack Of coopera-
ton.
There never has been an oeca-
sion however when a more con-
EiEtenf effort has been made than
at the present time by Dr.. Nc
Camaut and several other base
bah fans, Vincent Audreaa among
them. and N endorsement can be
obtained from the chamber or
commerce Fl PaEo stands
crackerfaciz chance Of landing the
Indians Weather conditions In
the Pass City are rot boosted
locally alone BY any means They
are known all over the country.
and II would seem that All the
present plan lacks a. m Opea fn-
Titatfou on the part OF the city
for the worlds champions to
come.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

couldn't possibly lose anything. After
three fights, I saw a chance 20 i'm
prove my connections and broke with
him and went under another manage
ment"
How about the refsrees-do you
get a square deal2"
Has Made Money.
well. I have fought ten fights and
won ten; nothing much 10 complain OF
there: do you think so2" Groves re-
piled. I'm getting 10000 marks for
ten rounds about 5000 and that is
not 50 bad. even when converted into
pounds"
The French middleweight, Dumas.
has also been a big drawing card. and
has fought, both against Germans and
British. in all the principal cities Of
Germany.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Myrtle Stars Hurl Challenge
Work Hard; viii Meet En- All

arranged By calling The Herald
sports editor. 2o2o-
Little is known Of the Commercial
team. but Il g reputsd 20 be scrappy
orranization and one that can be re-
lied upon to give the Myrtle boys q
good gams-
Il is desired that every member OF
the Billings team report for practice
tonight on the lawn BY the e Paso
& Southwestern building Only those
who are members OF the team are
permitted upon the lawn a. the boys
have their scouts ont against anyone
desiring to catch the signals
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

Chicago. H.. Nov. ia bill 70
legalize boxing was ready 70 be pre-
scented 10 the city council today by
alderman Joseph o. Eostner. It pro
rides for an athletic commission Of
three men 70 be appointed by the
governor The bouts would not be
longer than ten rounds. and six ounce
gloves must be worn Governor elect
small is said 10 be IN favor OF a fair
boxing bill and boxing enthusiasts
are hopeful OF its passage.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
AGGIES INVADE
LOCAL GRID"
FOR BATTLE
Mem Mexico Farmers Headed
by Bergman VIII Clash With
School of Mines.

Coach H z. Van Surdsm put his
sturdy aggregation Of Texas Mines
through their final naces Wednesday
game Thursday at the high school
stadium with The Mesilla AEEies.
The New Mexican team viii arrive in
the city early Thursday morning.
coming down in automobiles There
viii be only one game. in the after
noon, starting at 3 o'clock.
The Mines team has bean much
strengthened Of late and the team is
confident OF putting up a stiff oppo-
sition against the heavier aggrega-
ton from the upper valley.
The Aggies are being handled by
coach Bergman and. while the team
is not considered as strong as that Of
last season, Il has a strong line and
hackfield-
The Calumus club and Tiger foot
bail teams are continuing practice
for their game Saturday afternoon
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
EbbetS Submits
Board Candidates

President Heydler. OF the National
league, has received from president
candidates FOR the board Of control.
SIX names appear on the list. They
are the Hon. Alfred z. smith, the
Hon William Calder. the Hon. John
K Tener, Walter S. Carter. Michael
Sexton and J. Conway Toole- The
proposed board Of control IS TO be
composed OF three members One man
on the list submitted by Ebhets viii
not consent to serve on the board.
He n Walter Carter.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Mccain Desires
Crack At Carter

Billy Mccain. Ohio lightweight star.
has cleaned UP everything Of his
weight on the Pacific coast and ne
wants 70 box IN Fl Paso while on his
way to New Orleans. according TO a
letter from his manager. Bob Laga- TO
The Herald sports editor.
Mccain has made tremendous hit
on the western slope and is classed as
one OF the fastest and best boys Of
his weight in the world. He s being
taken east for a match with Benny
Leonard Tender and other topnotch-
ers Of his class.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Johnson Hits Lasker Plan; Tennis Title Play
Brains Best
Asset of All

DRAINS is the biggest asset
= ball player can have. Who are
the players who last longest
on the big timer The brainy ones.
Young .Mathewson, Plank. Matt
Kilroy, with his famous "bazzazas
balk." Bender. all the players who
have lasted year after year were
possessed OF the "old beam" as
they call It The biggest winners
have been intelligent II Rube
Waddeu had had MarheWson's
brain he would have been the
greatest pitcher that ever lived,
and would have outlasted them all.
too But he never achieved his
greatest heights, and faded out
years before his time because his
head was merely a hatrack.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

a young woman who opened a tea
room in New York city after leaving
college Is said to be making $50, 900 a
year out OF her venture.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

= = - ----t1 = =
West Point, \. T., Nov. 1o.-Twenty
professors and army officers Of the
United States military academy viii
match wits at chess tonight in 20
simultaneous games against Samuel
Rzechewski. the boy chess prod gy
who arrived IN this country from Po-
land a few days ago.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10

COLUMBUS CLOSES DEAL.
The Columbus club has closed a deal
with the Bloomington club By which
u acquires title 70 outfielder Shag
Thompson. Columbus is 70 give cash
and two players fer Thompson.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1920-11-10
Oscar Dugey
An Example

oscar DUGET. coach for the
Boston Braves. presents the
peculiar spectacle OF a ball
player who is through" at the
age OF Is. As a matter Of fact.
Dugey passed out OF the big
leagues when only p, and at an
age when he should be in his prime
he holds a job usually given 70 a
man IS years his senior.
Dugey never could hit: his field
ing was mediocre and his arm was
good TO look at but nothing to
throw with. Boston kept him at
first base and the Phillies later
because he was one Of the fastest
and best base runners in the
league. had an excellent head. and
was just the sort to keep up the
morale Of a bail club. He chatters
all through the game, and his wit
has a tendency to make the others
keep their heads up"
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
BOLSZEWIA
TYLKO KORESPONDEN-
TOW GAZET
CZNYCH.

Berlin. &c. listopada. - Albert
Roni, dziennikarz nowojorski, kto
remu uda&o sic wydostac z Rosyi,
oznajmii re b~olszewicy Postano-
will przyjmowa6 korespondentow
tylko gazet acknowledgement.
Decyzya ia zostala wywolana re-
welacyami correspondents Chi
cago Tribune, John Cayton'a.
BOLSZEWIcY MAJA "a
MAR ZNIEsc SYSTEM PIE
NIFtNY.
Berlin 26. listopada. (Prasa
Stow - Rada komisarzy Judo
wych W Rosy daia instrukcye
komisarzom finansow, azeby
przygotowali W ciagu miesiaca
plan zniesienia systemu none
nego. WiadomoSci te zostaiy "a
czerpniete z organu komunistycz
nego sCzerwony Sztandar". De,
kret 0 zniesieniu pienisdzy ma
wejSc W zycie z dniem 1go stycz-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
ZWACkAWOWA.

Panic 4 panienki z Wacfawowa
pod kserunkiem Komitetu Obywa-
telskiego zbi;raJa skladki ma rzecz
Czerwonego Krzyza amerykahskiego,
jakotez skIadki do Wydziaiu Narodo-
wego jake ofiary ma ratunek ludno-
sci W Polsce. Kampania Amerykan-
skiego Czerwonego Krzyza konczy
sic W czwartek 25go b. m, totez
kazdy, kt6ry jeszcze ME dal swej o.
fiary, moze tqkGwa 2fozyc ma rece
panienek, kt6re zbiera1a IA ten eel.
Tub tez ma rece pan Emilii Plata,
1856 Y. Central Park ave-, A~nastazyi
Nowak, 1854 n. Central Park ave-,
Tub Pelagii Przyborskie., S244 No.
|Lawndale ave. Mech ma Wacsawo--
vie ME znajdzie sic zaden, TAXI
kt6ryby odm6wi1 ofiary dolara, Tub
wiecej ma tax piekne ceie.
X. proboszc1 F. c. Scieszka'
obchodzi domy parafian Waclawo--
wa z roczna kolekta ma koSci6l. Ko-
lekta ia udaje sic dob re / konczy
sic W tym tygodniu. Wszyscy para
fianie, kt6rzy przypadkiem ME 20
stall odwiedzeni Q powodu zlych a
dres6w, lub ~nieobecnoSci W domu,
So p~roszeni, by ofiary W zlozyli ma
plebanii.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

czy, wymagane przez nowoczesna
technike wojenna.
Rada Ligi ME wyznaozyAa je-
szcze ~reiouu plebiscytowego, lecz
poprosifa przedstawiciela Litwy,
Waldemara i przedstawiciela Pol
ski, Aszkenazego, by zechcieli
dojSc do porozumienia W sprawie
wykeSlenia granic tego rejonu,
Krok ten opozni bardzo przepro-
wadzenie plebiscytu, gdyz niema
nadziei, azeby Rad warszawski
mogl dojSc predko do porozumie-
MIA z rzadem kowiehskim-
Panuje przekonanie, re projekt
poslania szwedzkich i hiszpah-
skich oddziaIow do Wilma byi zro
biony W celu zawstydzenia Sta
now Zjednoczonych, kt6rc
wzbraniaja sic wyslania swych
u,o;St do Armenii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
BACZNOSC!

Wniedziele, 2Sgo b. m. odbe'
da sic diva przedstawienia ru-
chomych obrazkow w sail para,
fialnej Sw. Stanis}awa Kostkl
Jedno o godz. 4tej pc poiudniu G
drugie O godzinie S-mej wieczor
Maszynka do puszczania obraz,
kow jest wyrobem polskiej ia
bryki Universal Machine &
Tool Corp" W Chicago.
Dol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26

Wedlug tych informacyi opla.
ia "a artyku,y pierwszej potrze-
by ma bye ~zniesiona. Gaz, woda.
elektrycznose i obssuga telefoni,
czna ma bye zupeAnie bezplatna
Jezeli system ten okaze sic
praktycznym i dobrym, to bedzie
wkrotce wprowadzony W caiym
swiecie, pisze ,,Czerwony Sztan.
dar."
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-11-26
Stow - Parliament greek ma

Stow - Parliament greek ma
bye zwoiany w try dni po pie
biscycie, ktory jest naznaczony
ma 5go grudnia. Kr6lowa Olga ma
odczytat move tronowa, Spodzie
waja sic, re Venizelos moze pod
nieSc kwestye co do legalnosci jej
regency, albowiem wediug kon-
stytucyi greckiej tylko parliament
posiada prawo wyboru regenta.
LIGA r o P~REZYDENTA
WILSONA MA
POMIEDZY ARMENIA
TURCYA.
Paryz, 26. listopada. - Rada
Ligi Narodow telegrafowala pre-
zydentowi Wilsonowi, proszac go
o przyjecie poSrednictwa pomie--
dry Kemal Pasza, leaderem ma
cyonalistow tureckich i Armenia.
KEMAL PASZA MOzE Bye
UZNANY PREF ALLAN
TOW.
Londyn, &c. listopada. - Z via
rogodnych zrodei wiadomo, re
premier Leygues ma zapropono-
wac rzadowi an%gielskiemu projekt
rozwiazania kwestyi greckiej i
tureckiej.
Wedfug tego projektu sprawl
armenska ma bye za}atwiona
bezposrednio z Kemalem Paszq
pod warunkiem, re zrzeknie sic
on przeprowadzenia zamiar6w
acknowledgement, wszelkiego
wspofdzialania z bolszewikami O.
raz p~rzyrzeknie restauracye daw-
nej formy rzadu tureckiego. Je-
zeli Kemal zgodzi sic ma powyz-
SEE warunki, to alianci, a wzgled-
ME Francya, ME beda Sprzeciwiali
sic zajeciu przez niego Konstan-
tynopola i odebrania Grekom
Smyrny i Adryanopola, kt6re to
miasta zostaiy oddane Grecyi ma
mocy traktatu serwskiego.
Grecya ME otrzyma zadnej po-
mocy cd aliantow w celu zatrzy-
mania tych miast. Zajecie Kon--
stantynopola przez kemalistow,
ME z~ostanie natychmiast zaapro-
bowane i uznanie nowego rzqdu
liastapi doPiero p6zniej.
PREMIER LEYGUES PRZY--
BYL DO LONDYNU.
Londyn, 26. listopada. - Pre-
mier franc1rski, Leygues przybyi
wczoraj wieczorem do Londynu
ma statku Victoria" Przedmio-
tenn konferencyi poczatkowo byla
sprawl tronu greckiego, lecz O.
Becnie przedmiot ten zostai roz-
szerzony i ma konferencyi tel 70
stanie p%oruszona GAIA polityka a
liantow wzgledem Blizkiego
Wschodu.
Premier Giolitti oczekiwany
jest tutaj w ~niedziele.