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May Reach Compromise on Article Ten.
~ =.

(By the Associated Press:t = ''e 80
WASHINGTON, March "a modified draft OF the Kepubl
in the treaty undersoo
number of Republican leaders wor
with the Democrats for ratification compromise. 81
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-03-09
MRS. MINERVA NANCE DEAD

Mrs. Minerva Nance, mother Of
Mr.. J. w. Nance, died at the latters
home in Union today at $3.50 o'clock.
Mrs. Nance was s6 years Of age and
for many years has been devoted
member Of the Corinth Baptist church
in Cherokee County. She was q wo
man possessing many noble qualities
Of charater.
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Seeks Wilson's View Regarding Turkey
!1- Associated A Press,

PARIS, March 9-Premer Mierand instructed the French
ambassador at Washington to ask President Wilson's opinion
the allied councils decisions regarding Turkey Echo
Paris This Lloyd George proposed the
Constantnope ministry and the the
ksh statesmen but Mierand gained few minutes by
stpulating that action be taken until from The allied
commissioners of Consantinople wss received ..g.s
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-03-09
Nip and Tuck on Suffrage Question
In the West Virginia Senate
(By Associated Preax)

CHARLESTON WEST VA, March 9.-Senator Montgonn~Se
cry suragist arrived today and the suffrage
opponents will break the deadlock the Anthony
this afternoon before Senator Bloch surag
from the West and for ratification Mont
gomery Illinois but didn't resign from the senate
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Bols6evik Counterfeit Money Being Circulated
fBy Associated Preas)

WASHINGTON, March 9.-The Mexican foreign office has
warned the Mexican against counterfeit
United States by Boshevsts reprisa for ersecu
ton of radicals in the United
of New York reported two hundred million dollars spurious
currency in circulation.
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CHARGES EFFORTS BE!IA!el BE!I!!l.!! ..'"t ...t
TO KILL SOLDIERS BONUS
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, March 9.-Charges that a member OF .ns
house ways and means committee endeavorng to Kill the
legislation by delay made by Chairman Fordney wn
members suggested the postponement of the hearings until
legion legislative committee meeting is held on
S2 the committee called Secretary OF the treasury
nd Governor Harding federal board
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Mine Workers to Demand Increased Fay
IRy Associated Press)

ANNAPOLIS, March 9That the United Mine "orksIs
sion + accent the findings bitumnous coal
distone wage and imrAoved Worklng COLI
headqua are provided inferred from statement issued
fused ters officials absent and those In charse
comment the statement. -
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Lindsay Smith, Joe Gault and
James Mcclure left today to resume
Their stuo.es at Bailey Military In
stitute at Greenwood. The school has
been closed on account Of influenza
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Mr.. and Mrs. w. G. Mauldin have
returned to their home In Gastonia.
N. C. after visiting their parents, Mr..
and Mrs. L. D. Smith.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-03-09
GERMAN PAPER CLAIMS FRENCH
ROUGHLY HANDLED BY GERMANS
(By Associated Pressl

BERLIN, March 9-French officers roughly handled the
Bremen barracks while the Germans Deucheand Uber
Allies the Vossshe Zeitung also states that crowd
assaulted the allied officers Bremen streets when the latter
stopped the German soldier who failed to salute.
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-03-09
BALTIMORE JEWELRY HOUSE ROBBED
(By the Associated Press

(By the Associated Press) %EzH
BALTIMORE March 9-Four armed smashed the wine
the Armger jewery shot and wounded
who nterered and escaped with forty thousand dola
worth of diamond rings this morning ssgol
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WEATHER REPORT

For s. c.: Fair tonight; warmer in
the interior. Wednesday, fair and
warmer; gentle shifting winds.
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Italy Going Slow Regarding Constantinople
(By Associated Preasl

ROME March 9-Itay will associate itself with allies only
diplomatic steps regarding Constantinople Popoo
DItaa declaring that the nations object in minor purely
economic.
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Board Al
nnounces Sale of Seven Freighters
WASHINGt

WASHINGIS tBy Associated Pressl
foreign corpo March 9The sale OF seven
French and was by the shipping os
ton are IN companies bought at two hundred
y of three thousand each. -
The Union daily times. [volume] (Union, S.C.) 1918-current, 1920-03-09

Misses Maud Mabry and Juanita
Smith,of Linwood College are visiting
their parents. az
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Michigan Railroads Tied Up By Billiards
(The Associated Press.)

GRAND RAPIDS, March 9-Virtualy all railroads of West
and Northern Michigan tied by Thursdays blizzard
and towns isolated and suffering fuel famine The
office buildings of the industrial of the Cadillac Company
must close down within forty eight hours.
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Sleeping Sickness Alarms New York
(Bv Associated Pressl

NEW YORK, March "a hundred seventyive
sleeping sickness have been reported here since January
paren the aftermath of Influenza the health commissioner
ports.
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Five Firemen Overcome in Fighting Fire
(By Associated Press)

BALTIMORE, March 9.-Five fremen fight
ing the three hundred thousand dollar fire in the Crook Grocery
warehouse in the downtown section last night.
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Mrs. Presley Smith spent the weel
end with parents in Spartanburg.
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Bank Robbed and Cashier Killed


KANSAS CITY, March 9.-Genn Shockley cashier Of th1
Souhside Bank killed by four bandits who tried to
the bank this morning. -. -; =. .. ~. "a sxs ~,
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Robert johnson spent the week
end with his parents in Spartanburg.
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'"'S SNsaR.N I'D Dead When Boiler Explodes.
INV Associated Pressl

ninety were hurled persons estimated killed ana
westphaan Electrical bursting of large boiler IN the
d :" Ts------ works according a dispatch here
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NEW AUTOMOBILE FIRM OPENS

]. F. Pittman and A. w. Pittman
have formed copartenership for the
Nash car and truck agency with head
quarters in Union. They will sell the
whole Nash line-both automobiles
and trucks, and will have their head
quarters at Gilbert's garage in s.
Gadberry street.
The firm has already on display a
ton truck and will, in a few days
have in car load Of cars and trucks
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sssa'e'e's Ms'el Starts DESTRUCTIVE F;r
DRAM, ALGERIA, March Aasc-sssedA AREsfsle

resulted when careessy dropped match caused the
thousand barrels alcohol other property
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APerish When Epileptic Hospital Burns
(By Associated Press)

OHIO March ssvsn persons ; sne are
a today ,th by fire which destroyed the ohio pep'c
M -
, 1920-06-10

precluded him from placing any inter
probation upon United States criminal
statutes under which possible viola
tors might escape prosecution.
"The legalistic method adopted by
the attorney general was wholly inef-
fective as a means of price control;
it gave apparent governmental sane
ton to extremely high sugar prices,
which excited the cupidity of Cuban
producers and caused an advance in
the Cuban market"
Congressman Billy Mason of nli-
nois contributed his bit in the shape
of charges that Mr.. Palmer and An
thOny Caminetti, commissioner general
of immigration, used their offices to
obtain exemption from the draft for
]. Kemp Bartlett, Jr.. nephew of the
attorney general. According to copies
of correspondence between the prin-
cipals, submitted by Mason, Caminetti
signed the certificate which led to the
exemption. after the head of the i'm
migration service at Hot Springs had
refused to make such an affidavit
Representative Mason broke out in
yet another spot last week, accusing
Barney Baruch of having Stolen $780,
100000 from the government in copper
don,ond,rn ,ha+ ba ~ o,oa -. w
congress n the attorney general the
ohonaoa 49, - -. -
IooLina oyar his n.ar,a,s ,.otau,on. -
u,o,,Id .mona e. - .-a.sn
vo,,r os.on,atas &C., eono ooo 600 ~
conner o,onon No aaaod No. a. m.
tar NJ r,hion 10 800 .,n asa-s.na ~
roodn wos h.fora oonanass H. go
to- Ter ~ ,nn.,ne.,a"
"You certainly do not exnsct M. 70
nresent th,s motter 70 our nor.iou,or
friend Mr. pa,ner attornar aanora,n
Mr. Mason said and addod. .I shaI,
IL I live. ask the attorney peneral NJ
! the limited states after March A 100,
TO nroceed civi,Iv and c-,m,naur
against Won and vonr associates
Norman ,r,.na, 80 .,.o ..,
hocLIad ,ho go, ~. 80. anu
49, atoo.as - " rnu
dov ,hou hur.as = $3.50 20
NJ tbo ,roasrru hun5,na NM
wero cute a,,,,nn Ill
.rborn Inv m c.
nrohIor, hut .,om a.. 10" ii
r. nraa ,ham - van anso"e
Over in Ira,anS 49, nr"...,
are davo,I,a ,hamso,rn. ~
destrnct,on 80 na',oa .a"nn .ns
moonY,hna nar,awnat @. any
ross u,,,h ~ hnao - S"n p'o
d,cat,ons ora ~. ~ -
arre, w,n ha .at,,as ~, .he .seH.nss
of a dom,nion fora - ~
he EmeraId 1sIa y"
c-aooru Ku...,u n.
n,n,stor go oo'sneVik
aran,ad tnrce, was
Goorna al H'oyu
e,nmant 80 ~ gov
oiran naru.,su,.. .epoi'e" ne "aH
g. g. .ha IT, een.,ai u
800 u,,.s - ,e'.npuon ot
stron. onno.,.,as - ~ uespi'e .ne
80 ~ ,su =, EAR Ourzon' mead
$500 d.. e'pny Eager 10 resume
uant IT,. W. our govern
Tn tba ea,a a. 800,
h.d 49,. -.s.IS .vops' "hic"
themsa,nas sn,.s. ~ roies, were
center ~ Tho TO-. ms".a INC
, 1920-06-10

the League of Nations was left for
the party chiefs to formulate in Chi
cago. 1t is understood that there will
be no mention of prohibition, although
william Jennings Bryan went to Chi
cage with the avowed purpose of in
ducing the Republicans to adopt a
dry resolution.
, 1920-06-10

Having received assurance that the
president would not call It back un-
iess some great emergency arose, con-
gress adjourned sine die on Saturday.
The Republicans think their record
during the session is good enough for
campaign purposes.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Sverige og Totalforbud.

Helmer Key, ChefredaktGr af
'Svenska Dagbladet" Stockholm, er
ankommen til New York for at stu
dere de politiske og pkonomiske For
hold her i Landet / ct Interview
udtalte han sig ON Avispapirsituatio-
men Scandinavian. Han sagde, at
fpr Krigen betalte hans Blad omkr.
100000 for ct Aars Oplag med Avis
papir, og at det i 1919 havde betalt
nasten 100000. De hpje Priser der
skyldtes dog like, sagde han, nogen
Indskrenkning af Produktionen, men
det Faktum, at Fabrikerne udfprte
store Masser af Papir sog Tremasse
It'll Canada og de Forenede Slater.
Papirindustrien udvides Norge
|og Sverige, sagde han, og Udfprelsen
vii blive for6get.
Forbud har like vundet Fodfsste
Il Sverige, og Key mener heller like,
at Forbud vii komme. Der er fo1
megen Modstand blandt Arbejderne
|og Socialisterne, sagde han. Han for.
klarede det System, man havde Sve.
rige med Brug af 'Motbok" som e'
Middel til Forebyggelse af Drukken.
skab. En- Mand, der like har "lden'
tifikationsbog'' kan like kjpbe beru'
sende Drikke i Restauranter eller
Udsalgssteder. Dersom han bliver ar
resteret for Drukkenskab eller SON
Fplge at Dirk, Gadeuorden el1er lig
nende, bliver hans Bog konfiskeret al
Politiet: "Systemet har visit sig me
get heldigt," sagde han.
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Sarah Bernhard Tcatret, hvor jeg var

Sarah Bernhard lcatret, hvor jeg var
inviteret til at overvare en- General
prove, SOM jeg nGdig Wide gaa Clip af.
"Den guddommelige Sarah" skulde
efter nogle Aarsf fFravarelse after wise
sig for Pariserne, tilmed i en- ny Rol-
lie. Og Damen er rs! At lsre en-
kempestor Role (Atholie i Racines
|200-aarige Tragedie at samme Navn)
Il denAlder er unsgtelig al ERE verd.
Og nu hprte jeg after den s6lvkla-
re, klokkerene Stemme, der i to Ge-
nerationer har bedaaret allie Venner
|af :scenisk Kunst paa begge Slider af
Jordkloden, men ak! Hvert Djeblik
mindedes man den store Kunstnerin-
des legemlige Skrpbeligheder - til
trods for at Scenearrangementet var
lagt saaledes tilrette, at: hun-ikke be-
hpvede at bevage sig, og de fleste af
sine Repliker fIepsagde hun -da ogsaa
siddende eller stpttet til sine Med
spillende.
Men trods sin legemlige Svaghed
og hpje Alder er Sarah Bernhard lige-
saa ungdommelig og energisk som i
sin Glansperiode. Naar hendes Op-
traden her Paris er forbi, paaten-
ker hun en- Il Maaneders Turne til
Amerika. En- saadan Kunstbegejst-
ring = eller skulde det blot vere
Forretning? maa man erbgdig
bpje sig for.
Og en- lignende Respekt maa man
yde Teaterdirektpr Lugno-Poe, der
paa sin lille Scene Aften efter Aften
spiller Henrik Ibsens Stykker. I det
Par Maaneder, jeg har veret her,
har han bl. a. opfprt: Et Dukkehjem,
Rosmerholm, Bygmester Solness, He'd
da Gabler og John Gabriel Borkman.
End like noget norsk Teater Wide
kunne opvise ct saadant Ibsen-Reper-
toire L1bet afs ct Par Maaneder.
Og det er visit nappe af Hensyn
til Pengekassen, at Lugne-Poe dyrker
Henrik Ibsen her Paris.
. Men heldigvis - der er 10 endnu
Idealister til her i Verden! L. L.
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som i Lilleasiien.

som Lilleasien.
De fremstaaende Punkter For
handlingerne ON den tyske Fredstrak-
,tats Gjennemfqrelse var en- Anmod-
ming fra Tyskland ON at MATTE be-
holde en- Har paa 100000 Mand
istedetfor 100000 som bestemt Ver-
sailles Traktaten, og saa Stqrrelsen
af den tyske Erstatningssum, som dog
like endnu kan endelig fastsettes paa
Grund af de pkonomiske indre For
hold Tyskland. Tysklands Forlan-
|gende blew afslaaet, men det fix dog
Low til at matte holde en- Her paa
100000 Mand.
Mqdet sluttede Mandag under
fuld Enighed mellem allie de Alliere-
de, og det var tydeligt, at allie som en-
var bestemt paa, at Tyskland matte
overholde og opfylde Versailles Trak-
tatens Betingelser. Der blew sendt
en- Note til Tyskland, der krevede
en- 9jeblikkelig Gjennemfprelse af
Versailles Traktaten, sarlig med Hen
syn til Bestemmelserne ON Afveb-
ming, Erstatning og Kulleveringerne.
Der truedes med yderlig Besettelse
af tysk Territorium, saafremt disse
Krav blew nsgtet. Mqdet sluttede
med at udsende en- F@lleserkle ing
ON Konferencens Beslutninger.
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Soviet Rusland,

Kjqbenhavn, rs. April. NJ. Kras-
sin, russisk Bolshevik Handelsmini-
ster, undertegnede Fredag en- Over
|enskomst med Representatives. for In
ternationale 1ndustri- og Handels-
organisationer, hvorved fastsattes ct
Program for Gjenoptagelse af Han.
delen mellem Rusland og den gvrige
|Verden. Det fornemste Punkt
|Overenskomsten gaar I'D paa Opret-
telsen af ct internationalt Klarerings-
hus i Kjpbenhavn. En- speciel Filial
az dette reringshus skal oprettes
de Forenede Slater.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Englanna 8tnanrrr .
England er en- eksempellSs st@rk Still.
ling. - Budgettet wiser overrasken-
stOrt Overskud.

Det er ganske interessant at stu
|dere de krigsfprendc Landes finan-
|sielle Stilling efter Krigen. Medens
man hidtil har troet, at det Wide tage
Menneskealdre, fprend de store Krigs-
laan Wide blive betalte, saa synes det
nu, ialfald for enkelte Landes Ved-
kommende, kun at blive Tale ON ct
enkelt Slegtleds Forlpb. | Belgien
,er Rekonstruktionsarbejdet. serligt
gjennemfGrt med stor Kraft, og man
venter, at Lpbet af faa Aar vii den
belgiske Industri after vere normal.
Og nu kommer den engelske Fl
nansminister og taller ON, at England
maaske i tyve Aar kan afbetale Krigs-
t,gjelden. Og naar fprst Handelen
rigtig kan florere, naar der bliver
fredelige og rolige Tilstande i Ost
Europa, saa vii Krigens pkonomiske
Virkninger endnu hurtigere kunne
overvindes og overkommes. Bortset
fra Rusland, Dstrig og Ungarn er
Italien i pkonomisk Henseende varst
fstillet idag, men ogsaa i dette Land
arbejdes der kraftigt paa at komme
,,tilbage til normale Tilstande. Frank.
rig er ogsaa uheldig stillet paa Yer.
''densmarkedet paa Grund af den fran.
ske Francs lave Verdi, men det Die.
blk de tyske Erstatninger begynde,
at flyde i den franske Finanskasse
Ivil Landets Stilling smart forvandle
sig til det bedre.
Men tilbage til de engelske Finan.
ser, som de afslGrer sig Budgettet
der er bleven forelagt i Underhuse,
af Finansminister Austen Chamber.
lain, der betegnede Storbritanniens
finansielle Stilling som lys. Stats.
! I'indtegterne / sidste Aar oversteg de,
Il Budgettet opfdrte Overslag med
$780, 100000, og den flydende Gjeld
Ter bleven reduceret med $500,000,
900.
/ Finansministeren oplyste, at Re
|gjeringen havde besluttet, like at laans
''flere Penge for at bestride Udgifter
ne. De neste Lam, som Wide bliv.
optaget, var Lam paa kort It'd fo1
at bctale flydende Gjeld, som for
] |faldt til Betaling i Lpbet af Aaret.
l Statsudgifterne i naste Budgetaal
Ter sat til $500, 100000 og Statsind
J. tegterne til Sc, ,500,O00,0OO, saa de-
skulde blive ct Overskud paa $500,
! 100000, der vii blive brugt til Afbe
falling paa Gjelden.
Il Mr.. Chamberlain talte i to Timer
J. log i Slutningen at sin Tale sagd
. .|han, at 20 saadanne Budgetter Wild
i |betale Krigsgjelden. Han frernholdt
lat Storbritannien indtog en- eksen,
;lpellGs sterk Stilling.
J. I sin Tale gjorde han opmerkson
}, paa, at Kvindernes Forbrug af Tobal
:: Ii sidste Finansaar var meget stprr
!, lend i noget af de foregaaende Aa,
{ log at det var Grunden til, at I'd
baksforbruget j Storbritannien Va
+ [steget saa meget.
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4 Arbejderkandidaten William NJ.
Matson er bleven valgt til Borgme-
|ster st. Cloud, MINI, med 81 Stem
mers Flertal. Matson fix 1,227 ST.
|og hans Modstander Walter N. Muir
ply 1895.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1920-04-30
Stillingen for Valget.

l Diet oplpste Folketing havde det
afskedigede Ministerium Zahle kun
en- Majoritet paa 2 Medlemmer. Eff
ter Valget i April 1918 var Partistil-
lingen fplgende:
Venstre IS Representatives., So
cialdemokrater 80, radikale Venstre
81, conservative p, "Lpsgjenge-
re" 2.
For dette Valg havde Socialdeno-
kraterne og de radikale Venstre der
imod ct Flertal paa II Mandater.
/ De officielle Tai fra Valget 1918
wiser, at der for Regjeringen blew af.
givet 455,186 Stemmer (nemlig 262,.
775 socialdemokratiske og 192,41l
radikale), medens der imod Regjerin.
gen blew afgivet 457,653 Stemmel
(nemlig 26S,977 Venstre, 1851
conservative. 1925 Erhvervsliste
:nye Hqjre 4,673 og Liberale D 4, )
4O7). Den daverende Regjerine
havde saaledes ct Mindretal bland1
Velgerne af 2,467 Stemmer. Wilde
man til Regjeringspartiets Stemme1
medregne de to smaa uafhangige so
cialistiske Listers 2,548 Stemmer, d;
forvandledes ganske visit Regjeringen'
Mindretal til ct Flertal paa 81 St
Det synes imidlertid like rigtig a
regne, disse Stemmer for ministerielle
da disse Grupper 10 netop blew dan
net imod Alliancen, og de bdr d;
uden Tyivl regnes som oppositionelle
Regner man dem for saadanne, d;
voksede det afskedigede Ministerium
Undertal til 5,O15 Stemmer.
Il Landstinget var Stillingen selv
fplgelig like lettere fof Regjeringen
1Styrkeforholdet mellem Partierne e
| fplgende
Venstre 70 Representatives., Kon
servative Is, Socialdemokrater IS
radikale Venstre II og udenfor Par
tierne 8.
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4.tmpagnen iimod det fGres like alene

.tmpagnen imod det fpres like alene
Il Kjpbenhavn, men over hele Landet
|og den har allerede kostet Bladet fle-
re. Tusinder Kroner. Oppositionen
som har taget Form at en- Boycott, ef
baseret paa det Faktum, at Bladet
stgttede Socialdemokraterne Opfor.
dringen til Generalstrejkens Erkle.
ring. Paa den anden Side har Bladet
: faaet en- Del nye Abonnenter, der BIZ
falder dets Politik i det slesvigske
Spprgsmaal.
ALE Tegn tyder paa, at medens de
Nationale og Venstrepartiet vii vinde
we'd Valget, saa vii der blive en- stark
Oppositions Biloxi, med hvilken For
handlingi Rigsdagen vii blive vanske-
lig, da den i flere Sager vii have St9t-
te af flere conservative Medlemmer.
AAPJAO W vCASUHC tAaQCEs
Washington, u. April. 1fplge In.
denrigsministeriets forelGbige Opga.
yer er fdlgende Antal Kandidate1
valgt: Erhvervspartiet 4, det konser.
vative Folkeparti %, Radikale II,
|Socialdemokrater ~, Venstre 48. -
Den danske Legation.
Da Erhvervspartiet, Folkepartiet
og Venstre stemmer sammen paaRigs-
dagcn, vii disse Partier efter Valget
mdnstre 80 Stemmer Folketinget,
de radikale Venstre og Socialdemo-
krater4v have 50 Stemmer. Valget
har saaledes varet en- stor Sejr for de
moderate og conservative Elementer
Befolkningen. Og det bliver nu op
til Venstre at dame det nye Mini
sterium, og rineligvis vii Opgaven
blive overdraget til fhv. Konseilspre-
sident Niels Neergaard, ct af Partiets
dygtigste Medlemmer, eller maaske /.
C. Christensen. Der er ogsaa Sand
synlighed for ct Venstre-HGjre Mi
nisterium, men ct saadant Ministe-
rum Wide vare en- Afvigelse fra de
hidtil fulgte Veje. Det har i mango
Aar veret Kotume, at ct enkelt Parti
dannede Ministeriet og derefter er-
holdt ct andet PARTS Tillid og Til
slutning, saa der dannedes ct parla-
mentarisk Flertal.