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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-04
Chicago Live Stock.

Chicago. Sept. 4.
Cattle - Receipts 1000; market,
compared with a week ago. choice
steers and yearlings steady to rs
cents lower; other natives ger ally
25 to 80 cents lower; westerns steady
to strong: in between grades she
stock 80 cents to 100 lower: Gamers
and best fat kinds steady: bulls
average 25 cents lower; stockers and
feeders steady to 25 cents lower
Hogs - Receipts 1000; market
mostly IL to Is, cents higher than
yesterdays average; top 1925: bulk
light and butchers 1885 to 1910:
bulk packing sows 14.15 to 1910: pigs
steady to Is cents higher: bulk de-
sirable kinds 14.50 to 1900.
Sheep-Receipts 5000; mostly d.
rect; market, compared with week
ago. fat western lambs mostly TS
cents lower: natives 100 to 1.25 low
er: wethers mostly 25 cents lower:
fat ewes so to rs cents higher: all
feeder classes steady to 25 cents
lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-04
MARKET MOSTLY IS TO 25
CENTS HIGHER THAN FRI
DAYS AVERAGE.
NUMEROUS SALES
IN EXCESS OF SIS
Choice Steers Steady to IS Cents
Lower Compared to Week Ago
Other Natives Generally IS to so
Cents Lowe-Stockers and Feed
ers Steady to rs Cents Down.
BY Associated Press.

BY Associated Press.
Chicago. Sept. 4.--Hog market was
stronger today and prices were for
the most part Is to IS cents higher
than Fridays average. Top went to
$16.25. and many sold around SIC.
range for bulk of lights and light
butchers being $15.35 to s16.10 Re-
ceipts today were only 1000 head.
Cattle.
Today's cattle market was nominal
Compared with the close last week
choice steers and yearlings are steady
to IS cents lower. Other natives are
generally 25 to SO cents lower.
Westerns are steady to strong, and
stockers and feeders are 25 cents
lower. Only 1000 head arrived to-
day.
Sheep.
Sheep receipts today were consign-
ed direct. Compared with the close
last Saturday fat western lambs are
mostly rs cents lower and natives
are 81 to $1.25 lower.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1920-09-04
WHEAT MARKET
CLOSES LOWER
EARLY BREAK IN PRICES DUE
TO SELLING BY CASH
HOUSES.
RALLY DUE TO BUYING
BY EASTERN HOUSES
Market Loses More Than Initial
Gains-Corn Prices Hold Within
Marrow Limjts-oats Dull, Follow
Ing Corn NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Firm
or With Hogs.
BY Associated Press.

By Associated Press.
Chicago, Sept. 4.-Selling by cash
houses caused q break In wheat at
the start today but q quick reaction,
due to some buying by houses with
eastern connec tons, carried prices
upward. After opening IN to cents
lower. with December at $2.ss1a to
s2.4o and March at $2.ss, the market
soon recovered moro than the loss.
Rains in Argentina had depress-
Ing influence or the market and this.
coupled with free selling, later caused
"a reaction which carried the market
below yesterdays finish. The close
was unsettled with prices Ia to pa
cents lower. with December at $23sA
to $2.39h and March at s2.35h to
$3.50.
Corn prices held within narrow
limits. Some professionals ATTEMPTED
early to advance the deferred deliver
les. After starting q cent lower to
y cent higher, with September at
S1s7X to SISSY and December at
e1.1Sh to $1.1SN. a reaction carried
all deliveries above yesterdays An
ish.
September corn broke to new
low when there was free selling on
the early advances, but the referred
deliveries failed to follow suit. show
ing q stubborn lesistence to bear
pressure. The close was irregular.
Vxy{ - a. 4
higher. with September at 31.s6N to
s1.s7A ana December ct $l.1sN to
$1.19.
Oats were dull and followed corn,
the September delivery being weak as
a result Of selling. partly In the way
OF hedging. which sent 1t about ~
cents under the December, the widest
discount 90 far. initial quotations
were unchanged to y cent lower,
with September at e51s and Decem-
Der at Sc cents.
Provisions.
Provisions started firrner with
hogs and reports Of q good demand
for lard.
i 'O''sSN0S SSou Viii
80. Chicago. Sept. 1.
Wheat-No. J. red, 265@a.sSh:
No. q red. 2.64Q2.54h: No. l
mixed, 2.52h; No. hard, 2.56
No. mixed. 2.5a5a; No. hard, 2.bs
@25S1s; No. 2 hard, ASST @2.57; No.
northern, sprirIg dark, 2.62X @2.65:
No. 2 northern. 1855.
Corn-No. mixed, LAP: No. 3 mix
ed, 1.42@1.42h; No. { mixed, 40:
No. mixed. 1.S9: No. yellow. .4S
@1.47A; No. 8 yellow. 142@1.42h:
No. l white, 1.42@1.451s; sample
grade. 1.80@1.s7.
oats-No. / white. s5X 0s6: No.
white. san QesAi No. white.
6sA 0SeA.
Rye--No. 4 1.s7X@1.spk.
: Barley-1.00@1.OS.
Timothy seed---8.50@7.50 $50
I Clover seed-25.00@30.00.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

man inherits a corruption, not condi-
tion of guilt. 1t is corruption we
receive because of belonging to the
descendants of Adam and not because
of anything that man has brought upon
himself by acts of wrong or disobedi-
ence. 1t is something in the nature
and our nature is what we are and
not what we have done
The article says: THAT naturally
is engendered" Engender is to be-
get, and the Methodist church teaches
that we are naturally begotten, or be-
gotten according to nature, with this
Birth Sin within us, and the declara-
ton also is that every man" inherits
this corruption. There has never been
but one exception to this rule, that
of Christ. Paul says Christ took upon
himself "our nature" and he also
says Jesus was tempted in all points,
yet without sim"
This word sin in the Greek is ham
artia" which means s'the proneness 20
sim or Birth Sin, which would indi-
cate that Jesus took upon himself
"our nature as given of God in crea-
ton and not the Adam nature that
was caused by the trangression Of
Adam.
As far as possible / have treated
this subject from psychological and
dcctrinal standpoint and not from
scripture.
w. T. EVANS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16
THE OUTLAW STRIKE

If Americans are to be subdued by
foreign methods, which rest upon Boil
shevist theories and practice and all
the sanctions of direction by the pro
letarist, the strike of the so-called
"outlaw' societies of railway work
ers that began in Chicago little over
a week ago is the kind of strike to
which they will submit. A Chicago
& Northwestern Railway conductor,
subsequently, yardmaster, is dis
charged. He is described as having
been pro-German in the war and
removed from the Railway Trainmen's
Brotherhood on that account. On his
own hook and for his own purposes.
or those of the trouble makers, he
formed an OUTLAW union" from the
Pacific to the Atlantic strike was
begun, without knowledge of it's
reason, ignorantly, ION orders. No
notice was given Peremptorily, with
ont the slightest regard to the inter-
ests OF the railway employers of the
country band of radicals in divers
cities called this strike, unlawful un-
der Federal statute and unpermitted
by the rules of the Brotherhood Of
Railway Trainmen.
Incalculable loss and disaster might
have resulted from this strike. Still,
the calling of it may have sanitary
results. Men who are virtually or
actually Communists or Anarchists
have become perniciously active in
labor unions They seek no improve
ment of the conditions of labor. They
strive to disrupt, disorganize and par
alyze the communications, the indus
tries, the food supply of the United
States. They initiate policy OF "di-
rect action" not to ameliorate any
actual grievances. but to produce so
cial and economic confusion and col
lapse. They are promoting strikes.
not with any view to real grievances.
but for the sake of causing the gray
est public losses, the destruction of
the American polity. the erection of
soviet form of government.
1t is for the labor unions, for the
great body of conservative and loyal
Americans among them to decide how
far such wicked, causless and danger
Gus attempted revolutions shall sue
ceed. So far as they succeed, wages
must be reduced or end: the proletar-
lat autocracy must drive the members
of the labor unions into state of vir-
tual slavery. Not merely the rail-
roads but the whole industrial. po-
litical and civic life of the community
/ is threatened by these conspirators
! Temporarily great deal of harm
might be done by them if they were
successful 1t is impossible to sup
pose that the labor unions favor these
radical oligarchies. which, if permit
/ ted to pursue their reckless way.
would destroy the labor unions. intro
i duce financial and economic chaos.
and bring among the sober part of
the community reaction that might
rob the labor unions of everything
they have gained in years of ordered
and pondered growth.
This outlaw strike, this program
Of anarchy. must set the labor unions
seriously to consider the deadly dan
ger which the radical and destructive
element among them is inviting Eth.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16
T1IRTY-THiRD MEETING OF FLOR
iDA HORTICULTURAL SOCIETY
coNvENES AT ocALA,
MAY Al

Gainesville. April 12.--In meeting
tbs year. May Al. the State Harticul-
1 al Society returns 10 its birthplace
at Ocala. where on april 10. 1858 as
1-s0'p. m. In the parlors of the Ocaia
House, the organization was formed,
with membership of eighteen
OF the original members all bat
three have passed beyond the Great
Divide. These three members are
Col. S. III. Gaitskill of Mcintosh, Mr..
v. S. Hart OF Hawks Park, and Mr..
Geo. l.. TaDer OF Glen Saint Mary.
Mr.. Taber was the first secretary of
the society.
This organization has been one OF
the most potent If not the most potent
factor for the advancement OF horti-
culture in the state of Florida. II
stands in the front ranks of horticul,
tnial societies of the United States,
According to Mr. B. F. Floyd OF
Gainesville, secretary of the society
The paid up membership for this year
numbers over thirteen hundred.
The proceedings of the Florida
State Horticultural Society have been
published annually and make the most
authoritative publication for our hor
ticultnral interests.
Twice during its history the societ,
F~~ boap hest TO the American Pomo
logical Society
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

j they mus control and repress that

er they must control and repress that
element or they will be smashed hope
lessly and relentlessly The majority
Of the American people have been
kind to them, sometimes. through sac
rifice of the general interest. but the
majority of the American people will
not stand the strike for destruction's
sake. the building up Of proletariat
autocracy This outlaw strike IS a
good subject for official investigation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

the state and the United States. one
violates his oath when he undertakes
to retain office by injecting into the
arena OF politics the religious tenets
OF his adversary and is not in spirit
or in fact true American for the
United States constitution expressly
prohibits the making OF any law re-
speeding the establishment Of religion.
Ones religion is between himself aud
his creator.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

The Times Union reports that new
concerns are becoming interested in
FLORIDA every day and millions of dol,
lars of new capital are being invested
every month When the next census
is taken Florida will show wonder
full development unless she is over.
taken by some awful catastrophe.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

1t is estimated that General Leonard
Woods candidacy has been practical
ly wrecked by his defeat in Michi-
gan. The conviction of Newberry If
not having a purifying effect is acting
as salutary warning to the money.
spenders to beware.
New York Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16
ANNUAL MEETING sUwANEE
PRESBYTERIAN

The Suwanee Presbyterial held its
18th annual session In High Springs
with the largest attendance on record
at the opening session.
There were so many good things
crowded into each session it would
be impossible to tell OF all, but there
were two measures passed that will
make for much improvement and add
ed service to the Presbyterial, the ap-
pointment Of Presbyterial Field
Secretary to be used I'm the establish
metnt OF new auxiliaries and the as
sistance and encouragement of those
already organized. The appointment
Of Presbyterial Secretary Of Thorn.
well Orphanage with a local secretary
TO this cause in each auxiliary ranks
scarcely less In Importance.
Miss Carrie Lee Campbell. of vir-
ginia, was present and gave an illus.
trated talk on demonstrations OF
missions in the Sunday school, show.
ing how five minutes on this subject
each Sunday is far more effective
than one period each month. With
the addition OF special music rendered
by Higs Springs talent this took an
entire evening and all present were
impressed with the greater need of
more work In missions in the Sunday
school as well as the greater compell.
ing interest OF the EYE gate" as well
rs the fear gate"
The strong sentiment in favor of
more service and prayer was strongly
brought out in a symposium Through
me how will this meeting help my
auxiliary?
The reports OF the various commit
tees showed much work accomplished
during the past year. also plans for
much to be accomplished during the
year Just ended.
The report of the nomination was
accepted as whole and the officers
were elected by reclamation as fol-
lows:
President. Mrs. N. Barco, Gaines
Vile: Vice president, Mrs w. w.
Condor. Ocala; Secretary, Mrs. w. H.
CUM. Gainesville; Treasurer. Mrs. w.
II. Powell, Archer; Sec. of Assembly's,
Home Missions, Mrs W. r. Bown:
Mcintosh; Sec OF s. p. and c. Home
Missions, Mrs S. b. Hart. High
Springs: Sec. of C. e. and M R., Mrs.
G. y. Hood. Dunnellon; Sec of p. B.
and b. S.. Miss Leila Patterson, Jack
sonville; Sec. of Y. p. Work and S. S.
Extension, Miss Pattie Frost, Jack-
sonville: Sec. of Literature, Mrs. J.
w. Pope. Jacksonville.
The Conservation Services conduct
ed by Rev II. H. Visor, High Springs,
in falling the above offices into their
respective offices was most solemn
occasion. impressing each one with
the importance of her work in this
part Of the Lords Vineyard.
The meeting closed with a circle OF
prayer and singing "BIest be the tie
that binds"
The next meeting viii be held in
Gainesville and already the officers
are planning to make it the most
successful meeting ever held
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

SHOE REPAIRING am conducting
a general shoe repairing shop. and
can take care Of all work intrusted to
me in satisfactory manner. HI III.
Eummerlin. 20lk Magnolia St.--4-16-4t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1920-04-16

Solemnly swearing to support, pro.
tect and defend the constitution Of
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
DIRBS PAGAL
TAISYKLES.

Londonas, bal. 20 d. = Lon
dono gelzkelininku taryba nm-
sprende, kad JOS nariai norintieji
gauti didesni mokesti nuo suba-
tos dirbs griestai pagal taisyk-
les.
Tokis darbas, kaip unijos vadai
sake, nuves prize didelio uzanks-
timo gelzkeliu If net prize susisie-
kimo sustabdymo, jei tas bus da-
roma visu.
NiesoJo patarnavimo darbas
neapsistos apvaikse ojinui gegu-
&io pirmos. Vicnok. pranesimai
.afnatinip uniju kongreso sedy-
bon Londe rodo, kad dauge1is
Idirbtuvig, lauku il. paskaidos
darbininkq susilaikis nuo darbo
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
APSAUKTA KARES
STOVIS.

Madridas, Ispanija, bal. 20 d.
Sulig oficialiu paskelbimu
Oviefros provincijoje tapo ap-
skelbtas kares stovis. Sitas zings
mis- tape padarytas apsisaugoji-
mui mo galimp kliuciu geg. I d.
Pranesama apie apgulimo sto-
Vi Saragossoje, kur buvo nera-
mumas tarp angliakasiu Visuo-
tinas streikas issauktas Saragos-
SOS mieste kelios dienos tam at
gal issiplatino po visa provinci-
ia.
suirutes iskilo del maistp sto-
kos Casas Ibanez'e Albacete'c
Provincijoje i TuelayoIe, Avi-
los proyincijoje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
KIETQJU ANGLIU KASE-
JAI NESUSITAIKO
SU 4KASYKLU SA-
VININKAIS.

New York, bal. 20 d. : Kietu-
ju angliu tarybu likimas Sian
dien tapo pavestas kasyklu Savi-
ninku atstovu komitetui paskir-
tam parasyti nauja sutarti kietu-
jp angliu apygardai.
Angliakasiams atmetus savi-..
ninkp pasiulinma pakelimo al,
gos apie IS nuos. arba PREF. Will
sono paskirto komiteto nuspren-
dina, tarybos likosi vakar be
persvaro.
Angliakasiu atstovai prizes eli
ma posedin su savininkais Sian
dien pasake, kad jie neturi ka
daugiau pasiulyti 'ir kad jie lai-
kysis savo reikaiavimu. Savinin-
kai neparode, kad jie turf ka nau-
ia pasiulyti.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
DIDELIS STREIKAS SAU-
KAMA F'RANCUZIJOJ
GEGUzIO PIRMOJ.

Paryzius, bal. 20 d. = Nisuo-
tinoji Francuzijos Darbo Fedora
CHA siandien nusprende paremti
Gehkelininku federacijq apskel-
biant visuotina streika geg. I d.
nakti. Yra sakoma, kad streikas
bus ne isgavimui didesniu alsu,
o isreikalavimui suvisuomeniiimo
visu susisiekino tarnybp.
Krastutininkai, kurie pasigavo
kontrole ant gelzkeliu darbinin-
ku federacijos sumane padaryti
gcguzio pirmos streika eradeda
muoju neapribotam visuotinGm
streikui isgavimui apvisuomeniji-
mo yieSpju patarnavimu. Pr
miaus Sioj dienoj buvo daroma
plenai tik darbininku demonstra-
cijaI.
Gelzkelines federacijos pildo-
masis komitetas isleido pasauki-
mus streikuoti, k'lrie priklauso
Inuo visuotinos darbininiSu fede-
racijos pripazinimo.
Gelzkelininku delegatai vakar
vakare ilgai taresi uzsidare su
visuotiros federacijos pildomuo-
ju komitetu. Visuotinoji fedora
,cija is principe buvo priesinga
Ipolitiniams streikams.
Piidor1asis komitetas ketino
Imatytis siandien su premjeru
Millerandu ir kaibineto susirinki-
mas tapo susanktas padeties ap-
lsvarstymui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
ZYDAI PRASO WILSONO
PADETI JIEMS PALESTI-
MA ATGaUTI.

Washington, bal. 20 d. =
Baltnamyj siandien paskelbta te-
legrama nuo Amerikos ir Kama
dos teisiatikiu zydu rabinu, uni
jos, kurioje prasoma, kad butu
pavartota Amerikos diplomatine
intekme ''pagelbejimui atstatyti
Palestina josios vaikams.
Telegrama adresllota preziden-
tut Wilsonui is konvencijos,
kuria unija lake pereita savaite
Lakewoode, n. Y.
Telegramoje isskaitoma zydu
tautos nuopelnai Suv. Valsti-
joins: girdi "Hyman Solomon,
sitos respublikos tevas suteike
finansus Amerikines laisves rel
kalui, rors, nelaimen, visi istori-
ninkai If mokyklp knygos il ig-
noravo."
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
RENGIA LENGVESNIUS
PERSKIRU ISTATYMUS
ANGLIJOJE.

Londonas. bal. IS d. (Koresp.
Assoc. Press). - Dabartiniame
atstovq buto posedyje bus reika-
laujama Anglijos perskiru ista-
tymu pertaisymo.
Yra tvfrtinama, kad valdzia
bus moraliai ver6iama palengvin
ii priemilna istatymo, kuris leis-
til persk,ras sitokiais pridetiniais
pamatai*:
Gera valia apleidimas per iris
metus, ziaurumas, beprotyste,
nuolatinis girtuokliavimas If do
Yanota mirties bausme.
Baznycia sutinka su reikala-
vimu atpiginimo perskiru jiesko-
jimo, lyciu lygybes, bet neina
toliaus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
VISA SACHALINA W.
EME JAPONAI.

Toxic, bal. "a d. (Paveluota).
= Japonp kareivijos burys beef
danas Nikolajevsko distriktan
rytu Sibire, uzema Siaurine Sa-
chalino salos dali (rusu krasta)
be pasipriesinimo, skelbia kares
rastine siandien. s.
Pranesime sakoma, kad kar-
laiviai MikSa ir MiSina islaipino
kareivius Aleksandrovske bal. 22
d. Kareiviai veliau eisia Niko-
lajeyskan, is kurio dar Wis nera
jokios zinios apie japonu kon-
sulio If gyventoju likima. Garni-
.zonas Nikolajevske esqs isnai-
kintas.
PraneSime toliaus sakoma, kad
laikinosios. sibirines zemstvos
valdzios delegatai seredoje pri-
eme japonu reikalavimus, tarp
kuriu yra reikalavimas istrauki-
mo visu kareiviu per 80 kilomet-
ri (1S.6 myliu) nuo apskriciq
uzimamu japonais If nuo gelz7
kelio, atidavimo rusu kariniu lai-
w, ginklu ir arsenalu If atnauji-
nimo prekybos.
Okupuojamojo distrikto admi-
'nistracija yra po rusu policija.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
AMERIKOS SKRAIDUO.
LIAI MEKSIKOS
UOSTUOSE.

Washington, bal. 20 d. =
Amerikos skraiduoliai Salem If
Sacramento Siandien atvyko j
jiems paskirtas vietas, ] Mazat-
lana if Tampico, Meksikoje, lot1r
jie buvo pasiusti prasant Ame-
rikos atstovams tuose miestuose
suteikti apsauga amerikieciu gy-
vastims If nuosavybei.
Valstybes skyrius uzreiske,
kad Amerikos reikalu atstovas
Meksikos mieste Geo. T. Sum
merlin, kuris Washingtone mate
81 su skyriaus virSininkais va
kar isvaziavo is Laredos Mex
sikos sostine, kur jis pribus sa-
Yates pabaigoj.
Oficialiai pranesimai is Mex
sikos sako, kad 600 federaliu
kareiviQ nuvyko Vera Cruzan
vakar if tapo pasiusti ] Alvara-
do. kelias mylias pietus nuo
Vera Cruzo, krr federalis garni-
zonas sukilo If plese miesta.
Gelzkeline Tarnyba Sustabdyta.
Gelzkeliniai If telefoniniai SUI
sisiekimai tarp Juarezo il Chi
huahuoS miesto sustabdyti ir
traukiniai einantieji is Juarezo i
.pietus yra priversti grizti nuo
pusiaukeles Chihuahua miesta.
Plesiku esa arti Gtuadalajaros,
kur Meksikos valdzia vakar SUI
mobilizavo 5000 federaliu karei-
viu. PieSikai paeme pajiegos
fabrika Nv Mondy miesto ribp ir
dtkllte SVleSa, palleSa II Vande-
mi miestui.
S. V. Kareiviai pasienyj.
Ell Paso, Tex, bal. 20 d. =
Americas kareiviai, apsistoje
|cia vakar vakare Meksikos pa
sienyj, siandien laukia Primo
zenklo menamojo sukilimo Me-
ksikos mieste, Juareze skersai
|sienq.
kareiviai pastatyta arti sienos,
soviniai isduota kareiviams ir
|vietos policijai, kuriems prisaky-
ia neleisti per sienq nei vieno
civilio. Juateze istikimieji Car
ramos kareiviai miegojo ant sa-
vo sinklu, pasirenge stoti koyon.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
Francuzu ginCuose k|iuvo S.v.
ziba|O truStui
DideliS SireikaS Saukiama Fraacu-
zij0j geguzio pirmoj.

ma If paSamina 100000 tong
zlbalo ks metas, bet Standardo
zibalo grippe dar galingesne.
Francuzija, neturedama savo Ii
balo, turejo gauti il is ju abiejq.
Nors atstovas Colrat pasakojo
apie astria konkurencijq tarp 81
tg dviejp grupiu, bet, girdi, Fran
cuzija priversta ,buvo is vienos
ju pirkti If todel Barthe'o nuo-
none, tarp ju gal6jo butt susi-
pratimas.
Atstovas Charles Baron MIRO
de tai, 'kad rusu, rumunu ir Ga
licijos zibalo dar Wis negalima
gauti, vieninteles zibalo semyklos
pasilieka Azijoje If Amerikoie.
Americas iSdovis, pasak jo, ma
zeja, o vartone eina didyn Xxi to-
kio laipsnio, kad Francuzija ne
uzilgo neg@les visai gauti, kad
ir kick mokedama.
Todel jis ragino valdzia pasi-
rupinti atrasti zibala Francuzi-
joje, ar francuzu kolonijose.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-04-30
VOKIETIJA TURF NUSI-
GINKLUOTI, SAKO
floyd GEORGE.

Londonas, bal. 29 d. Pre-
mjeras Lloyd George, Siandien
kalbedamas atstovu butte apie
talkininkp konferencijq San Re
mole, pasake, kad prizes konieren-
cija buvo Siokiu tokiu nesus;rra-
timu CANA .imtu, bet aymiai pa
didejusiu aci9 nesusivaldanGiu
zmoniu kurstymui. Nienok kon-
ferencija likosi Visi uzganediniti,
sake jis.
Pasak premiere Nonierencija
buvusi indomiausia is visu bu-
vusiq po musiu pertraukai. Sta
konterencija plasalinusi visokiq
abejone tame, kad versailine SUI
tartis turi butt priversta If kad
nera jokio skirtumo muomones
pas talkininkus kas del prisiver-
timo sutarties.
Nesusipratimas buvo kiles ia
me, kas turi numalSinti suirute
Ruhro apskrytyj. kuris grumojo
ne tik vokieciu, bet If Europos
taikai.
Francuzai name, kad ia pri-
valo padaryti talkininkai, yisi
kit name, kad tai volsietiu rel
kalas ia padaryti. "A
Sitas nesusipratimas tapes is
aisllintu jir vokieciams esa pra-
nesta, kad iraacuzu kareiviai
tuojaus busia atsaukti is Frank
forto ir Darmstadto, kaip veik
vokieciu kareiviu skaitlius Ruhro
apskrityj bus sumazintas.
Premjeras pasake, kad Fran
cu2ijos nesusipratitnas kas del
Aniglijos moro taisyti sutarti ta-
po' prasalintas. lis ,pasake, kad
jis priparodes, jog Anglia ne
nori taisyti sutarti, mes j turi
butt pamatu talkininku politikai
If liad Anglia nori veikti isvien
Sill Francuzija If kitais talkinin-
kais jos prisivertime.
Anglia taipgi priparodziusi,
kad j nepritars jokiai Francu-
zijos aneksavimo politikai Vo-
kietijoje. Grid, yra negalimu
daikuu tureti antra Alzacija Lo-
tarinigija.