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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-23
NFORN|AINJNI

Berlinu1 aresteaza pc specuIa=
tori. = Politia din Berlin a dus
10 mare 81 victorioasa ofensivl
Icontra specialization germani 81
straini. Cinci suite dintre accstia
au fost arestati, 81 o mare can't
tate de hrana 81 alte llcruri, Inn
!preuna GU o considerabila> sunni
de lbani IN anr si argint, fost
'secvestrata.
In centrul Berlinului un SUI
llburbiu pe care bublicul la hu-
nit ,.Elvetia' aci speculatoril
rusi 81 polonezi, opereaza farl
frica, 81 fara instiinta politia
idespre afacerile &c invirtesc.
Acestia aduc de peste hotari
articole de lax, hrana. imbraca-
milte, 81 din acest centru Sc
Wind celor earl au parale. Marti
,Insa $50 de politisti All tras un
Gordon III jurul acestui cerc de
speculatori, 81 caut1nd din casa
in casa a seevestrat tot 81 are
stat pc specillatori.
Notele schlmbate referltor Ia
Adrlatica poate vor fl publlcate
+ Washington. = Datorita ce-
|rintelor insistente a preset din
Anglia, Statele Unite 81 Franta
Sc considera Ca probabil, ca con
Isilim lsuprem va consimti, ca in
|curind sd Sc ptfblice memoran.
!, dd,l TRIMS de presedintele Viii.
son, la fel 81 a 1lotelor de raspuns
| ale aliatilor.
Lupte iIitre lucratori 81 soldat'
10 Genoa. - UolNlra. Lupte
iserioase an avut 1oc fntre lucra
ltori 81 tr,ppele din regiunea in
ldustriala din Genoa Sc raportea
liza de agentia Central News dir
Roma. Foarte gnulte cazualitat
lau avut loc in decursul tulbura
lrilor. 1ncaierarea a inceput in IA
|brica Ansalklo 81 Ia fdBrica San
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-23
Lupte iritre lucratori 81 soldati

u ldr faa de leg sobrietatea or; sirguna or fnata
in toate ramhrile actiytat omenest nmani
are lncdestia f moravurile lor cee bune de
mile 81 de crcdintae caruia 81 prin faptc s cf ropova
dniti 81 celor de acasa sd va urneze pilda. sss
Lasativa de gindul 80 da nuinat ~ ~ carfnd
. sd ajungeti iii sapa de lenn.
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ltT AItIbu W tiIttc luIl futol l
$ 'au Ibatut cu bolitia 81 soldatii
toata ziua. Dtupa| aceia trupele
au reusit sd sc7 faca stapfne pc
situate. ! j.
TuEburarile an luat loc cind
lpatronii au annntat ca pc nn
oare care timp salarcle lucratori-
Tor vor fl re1,lso. Lucratorii ku
refuzat ca ST; primeasca aceasta
nropunere, atunci patronii au in
chis fabricile.
stf 4~~l8 &c
Gerul inpedeca 1ngroparea NOR
tilor. Fostoria. =. Patruzeci
de cadavre au fost gramaditc
lin casa mortuara din .cimiterul
|orasului, asteptklnd ca tinpul si'
Sc mai incakeasca ca groparii
Isa-si poata face datorinta.
Ambasadorul pentru Italia. =
Washington. Is Scnatul "a confIi
mat ieri numirea de amba sado,
al Statelor Unite IN Italia a d
|Robert Underwood Johnson.
Procesul de frauda a lui New
berry. = Grand Rapids. - sta
,tul Isl complecteaza repede acu
zele contra inculpatilor minor
| in procesul de fralrda Ia alegeri
he senatoriale.
Douazeci 81 cinci de marturl
au fost ascultate ieri, 81 sc as
Iteapta ca All acelasi numar Sd
lie chemat sa marturiseasca. Y
! Horthy regent al Ungariei. :
Basel. - Amiralnl Nicholas Ho1
| thy. seful comandant al armate
unguresti. sc raperteaza ca
fost, numit regent al Ungariel
de catra adunarea nationala.
Amiralul Horthy fost de mul
suggerat perrtru acea pozltle
char de prin luna August.
Contele Albert Appony, prese
,dintele delegatiei de pace ungu
re,ti. vorbind in Budapesta' la
Februarie referitor IA alegere;
unui regc pen'tru Ungaria a spu
lea noul ales trcbne sd fie ..ur
adcvarat ON puternie ca Hor
thy".
Amiralul Horthy a, fost main
to seful comandant naval al ma
rinei -Ulfgariei, lar ulte
rior a organizat armata contr'
comunistilor. armat; care a. in
trat in Budapesta, dupa &c ar
Imata Romina retras.
Goana dupa cei care au evada
legea recrutari.. Despartamin
tut jlstitiei al districtului fede
raj din Cleveland, care cuprind
Ipartea nord-rasariteana statu
Hui Ohio, inceput goana dup
|sute de persoane care Sc zlce G
ar fl evadat legea recrutar'i
/ (draft law.
| Aceasta actiune s'a luat dup
ordinele date de 1ninistrul de RI
zboiu ca sa Sc faca goana final
dupa aceia care. dupa cum arat
reeordurile birourflOr de recruta
ire, nu s'au supi1s legii. Prosecl
torul Breintenstcin a spus c
dezertorii vor fl trimisi spre il
uecare, curtei martiale, lar evs
datorii legii vor I'll judecati d
tribunalul federal.
in caz de evadare a legii, $
poate da 0 pedeapsa de I'm a
|inchisOare.
Captrarea uhui s&lbatic i
Colorado. = Durango. Oml
saIbatic din Borneo ma fost ms
ferocios la aparenta ca sa1bat
cul care Sc afla in temnita di
acest oras, dup3 cum spune 81
jriful Alexander, care Gu doua I
jutoare a lui, a capturat pc I
|cest om-gorila, in pestera de |
|Animas, la nord de la acest ora.
Salbaticul acestaf q fost prin
leu cursa, 81 a f0st adtfs aci c
sa Sc faca cercetari. Captivul $
|crede ca un nebun, 1ilsa d
! cind traiestc prin acei munti, n
|meni nu poate spune.
In decursnl unOf dn6fnente Il
eide .acest sahbatie spune ca d
: |ani do Ziln da ci,1d nrihnppSte
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Am Sc merg dcasd 50 ON Sc idW o rddui0 b0-
81 am so dan ultlpGi asa
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,rlllul Gle lnterlOare, rc1efltOr la
,alarul calailor, insa prfmit I'm
'aspuns nesatisfacatoy.
Char 81 calaii sufcra in urma
acestci sclumpete de necrezut. Gu
toate ca caEul priefcn al NOR
TIL. ridicarea preturilor, lovrste
81 in cl ca 81 in orr care muritor.
/ D. Hallwood pledfnd pentrir
ealai, a arafat ca meseria acea-.
sta, ii face de sunt ocoliti de toa-
ta lnmea. Da exemple cum llnul
dintre calai. neajungindtl-i 'sala-
rul, 81 find un bun zidar. a volt
sd intre intro organizatie a N
darilor, 1nsa acestia. in ultimul
moment au decis ca sa null pri-
in rindul lor, 81 ca con-
cluzie a spus:
Ell nu pot apartine la nici >
uniune de bresla, 81 de acoia cred
ca salarul lor scandalos sd fic
stabilit de camera"
Germania Sc pregateste pentru
prosecutarea crimlnall1or de raz-
bolu. - Berlin. = Proccdari pre-
liminare, in nn numar de cazurl.
au fnceput sd sc faca contra ger
manilor acuzati pentru violarea
legilor de razboiu, prin strIngc-
rea de documente, spus. Dir.
Schiller. ministrul justitiei.
Ministrul a spus cd acuzatii de
crime de razboiu vor fl judecat;
la Leipzig de obicinuitul >trlbu-
nal. compus din saptc judeca-
tori.
Marturii germane vor fl ascul
tate in acord cu legile 81 'proce-
darile criminale. lar marturiile
din tari straine pot fl examina-
tc in tara lor, daca nu vor Sc
vina in Germania. in aceste ca
zuri magistrate vor merge in 4
tele tari ca Sc fie de fata la lua-
rea evidentelor.
Persoanele acuZate care dupa
somatie nu vor apare In fata trl-
bunalului. vor fl arestate, 81 au-
!toritatile germane vor face toi
posibilul ca Sc aduca in fata le-
|gii pc eel vinovati.
Noske contra grevistllor de Ia
|caile ferate. - Hamburg. = .,Ci
|teva mil de lucratori de la caile
|ferate cred ca sunt in pozitia dc
a strangula 6O.OOO,OOO de oamen
|pentru ca eli controlcaza. arterea
|traficului tarii." a., spus Noske
,,insa Ell, ca ministru al aparar!
|le voiu rupe oasele in doua.
..Eu sunt invcstat Gu puter,
contra Garcia am luptat inaintt
Isl in decursul razboiului. insa a
cum trebue sa flu ceea ce an
combatut."
Uciderea unui ON turbat. -
Montgomery. Jesse Toliver
un negrn, care a fost muscat a
cum dol ami de zile de un cline
atins de turbare; dlpa acest lung
Itimp. germenii boalei s'au des
ivoltat. 81 acum a tul'bat 81 Ire
lgrul. Politia care fost chemat
lea sal supuna pcntru ca
linceput Sc atace lpe eel din spi
Ital, au fost siliti ca SAL impuste
,,Se renteaza o feme1e" rezul
ta in process de calomnle. = Chi
cago. = Locuitorii de pc pArtes
de- vest a orasului au ramas a
hnc uimiti cind intr una din ri
lele trecute au cetit placate puss
peste tot hcul in care Sc scria:
90 FEMEIE DE RENTAL
linformatii la Julius Blackney"
Misterul fost rez0lvat Gin.
Blackney dat in judecata p'
Henry w. Rowe, un fost locui
tor in casa lui Blackncy. Acest;
acuza ca Pc cind ell era dus |;
razboiu. nevasta lui a avut foar
te multi de lucru ca Sc colectez,
Ichiria de la Rowe. Acesta c;
lsa-si razbune inceput o campa
|nie conpa ei, care culminat il
ltiparirea placatelOr numite.
~
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Bani trimiSi dar nepri-
r11iti i'm: Europe.

Am PRINT muc plnger dc la frati de al nor din Stac
Unite Canada fl TRIMS in utnii patrm AMI
ban la rdee Tor DIN Europa dar Ii scro dc acasa ca
PRINT mimic pima
Tot eel prmt scrisor snt rgati pune
mediat egar adevarat Banchcr Romn Autorza 81
Agentul de Napoare HENRY G FARO, e ola
crS acind ccrcearie fr nici plata pc eft po
sbi obtnc sd Ii Sc rcstuie banii
Banca Romneasca Auorizata Henry G. FARO rme bani
in Romina Mare pretrlc cce mai ftne garannd primi
lo de rd de acasa de la obtnem ctante iscai
rra or pc carl VIE trimem D-tra dovada.
Banca Henry c. Faro eme cecuri asupra Bancor
din ulne trmtind 81 scimbnd ban preture cele mai
duse De ascn PRINT plnger de la frat de al nostri
uni agcnt iau slit sa platcasc 2 oari 81 mai multi pentu
passport LIE auccm la unostnta psaporu costa de cit
fat ostr la Conslat s ata @ scoaa pasapoartele me
dat New York Toti eel dores rentoata
Patre fratelui HENRY c. ZARO
nfonati s inruma mearga repee, bne 81
fn cele mai mari transatlantce Frati nostri
rudcle din Patre Statee Unite
obne la moi sfaurie site de facut
Casa de banca Henry Faro posed special aranjate
peru cent SAL rat calato pot pima la plecarea
lor spre pare 81 sa e ert de pradat de banda de pun
gs carl asteapta S e cada in mimi spre al jefu Penru in
format pu in pesoan scrie Ia urmaoarea adresa
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Department, the first in which the
United States has taken active part
with the Allied powers under the Yer
sailles Treaty. 1t was called by Presi-
dent Wilson some months ago, with the
approval of Congress and as a result of
the decision of the Council of Five in
Paris in 1919 to leave the ALLEGATION of
the German cables and questions af-
fecting international communication
to such a body.
Aside from agreeing upon tho allo-
cation Of the cables ceded by Germany
which is one Of the primary questions
to be settled at this conferences" Sec
retary Davis declared, at is believed
that this conference will also be able
to arrive at common understanding
relative to more important aspects Of
the problem. namely, the increased eff
ficiency in existing cables and unham-
pered facilities for the establishmen
and maintenance of additional cable
and radio service throughout the
world.
Developments in recent years. he
continued, "have brought a realization
of the vast Importance of an efficient
and rapid interchange of international
communication.
"The more the peoples of the world
can understand and appreciate those of
other parts of the world, the fewer
causes of misunderstanding there will
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
France MOI Salts fed
With Reparation Plan
Proposal for Rebuilding bv a
German Syndicate Same as
Vas Made al the Spa Meeting

PARIS, Oct. by The Associated
Press).-At the Ministry of Foreign
Affairs to-day the correspondent was
Informed that the new German proposi-
tion with regard to reparations, brought
to Paris from Berlin by Charles
Laurent. the French Ambassador to
Germany, for settlement, was very
much the same as that presented at the
Spa conference, and that it probably
would be rejected.
The German plan includes the re-
building OF the devastated rerions of
france by German syndicate, over
which France would have no control
and through which, it is believed, Ger
many would profit materially. 1t was
added that there was probability that
France later might alter her position,
but at present there was no indication
of it.
1t was also the impression of the
Foreign Office that the note of Earl
Curzon of Kedleston, the British For
eign Secretary, asking about the pro-
jected Geneva conference, would re-
ceive polite but firm answer, explain
ing that France did not think the time
opportune for such a meeting, mas
much as the reparations commission
has far from completed its preliminary
labors.
According to information obtained in
German circles the French Minister
of Labor met certain German labor
officials in Paris last August and dis
cussed the German plan for rebuilding
the revastated regions. 1t was finally
agreed that the laborers furnished by
Germany should be housed in barracks
and marched to and from their work
by military guards under French non
commissioned officers. When this was
put up to the German labor leaders in
Germany they refused to permit Ger
mans to work under these conditions.
1t was urther explained in German
circles that Germany within the past
few months had many suggestions and
propositions to France regarding rep
arations. All of which France CON
sidered unworthy of considerable
These included schemes to pay the In
demnity in cash, in labor and in mer-
chandise. An attempt to make an ex-
port agreement with France failed be-
cause Germany would not agree to fix
definite price in the contracts for
German products which were to be sold
to France.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

especial satisfaction to the United
states that the first preliminary con-
ference to deal with electrical com
mTunications m, should be convened in
Washington"
:, Responses were made by heads Of
the allied delegations.
Davis Elected President
Upon motion of Ambassador Shide-
nara, chairman of the Japanese delega
ton, Secretary Davis was made presi-
gent of the preliminary conference. NJ
l,anel Minister Plenipotentiary and
chairman Of the French delegation, was
made vice president.
it was decided that the conference
should function largely through com
mittees, with only occasional general
meetings. Committees were named to
consider disposition of the German
seized cables, the radio protocol,
drawn up by France, Great Britain,
italy and the United States in 1919:
drawing up of universal communica-
tlons union" embracing radio and
teiegraph; formulation Of a code of in
ternational radio and cabla law to en-
brace cable landing rights; plans for
the promoti of communication facil-
tiles between the Allied and associated
po''ers
Postmaster General Burleson recon-
mended that general meetings should
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Lloyd George Supporter Wins
In Parliamentary Bye-Election

LONDON, Oct. S.-Frederick Wise,
the government candidate was chosen
to Parliament in the bye-election for
the Ilford constituency rendered nee
esesary by the death of the incumbent,
Sir Peter Griggs. The result Of the
polling, which took place September
rs, was announced to-day. Mr.. Wise,
Coalition-U Unionist. received 1882
votes; Joseph King, Labor, received
6,577, and j. Thompson, Liberal, 6,515.
The election created much interest,
particularly as Premier Lloyd George
had written the government candidate
saying he was fighting against the
forces of unrcason and unrest. Mr..
Wise argued In his speeches that his
election would mean the country was
giving Premier Lloyd George vote of
confidence in his fight against the ma
tionalization of industries.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
France Sr,1arts
At Slight by
Lloyd George
DeIacroix's Weekend Trip
to London Is Believed to
Fereshadow Conference
OH Reparations Payments
Paris Is Not Notified
British Premier Reported
to Have Said the Entente
Cordiale No Longer Exists
BY Ralph Courtney
specso' Gable to The Tribune

Copyright. 1920. New York Tribune Inc.
PARIS. Oct. S,-The conference which
Premiers Delacroix of Belgium and
LLOYD George will have in London
this week end is believed here to IN
volve a discussion Of Germany's repa-
ration payments.
. The meeting Is attracting interest
here because Deiacroix agreed with
President Millerand a month ago to
renounce the proposed Geneva confer
cnce, where the question of repara-
tons was to. have been discussed with
the Germans, and to substitute a
arations commission and the German
delegates. Frenchmen regard it as a
question of courtesy toward the United
States in not discussing reparations
with the Germans except when Amer
lea was represented in the discussion,
as that nation would be unofficially
on the reparations commission.
Millerand suggested this to Lloyd
George in message transmitted
through the French Ambassador in
London last week, but the reply Of
the British government has not yet
been received here.
Real Reason for Trip
Some days ago the Belgian govern
ment received an extremely forceful
rote from London in which LLOYD
George expressed astonishment that
Delacroix should renounce the Geneva
conference after having himself sug-
sested it at the Spa conference be-
tween German and Allied leaders. Della
croix in reply was asked to explain
his position.
That explanation is understood to be
the real reason for the Belgian Pre-
mer's trip TO London this week, al
is that Delacroix is to unveil q monu-
rnent commemorating the hospitality
given to Belgians by England during
the war.
I. The French government naturally is
astonshed that it was not invited to
the London conference. Lloyd Georges
i'll humor OF the past two months has
prevented any meeting between
French and British premiers. This
is accounted for by the fact that
Millerand's stand toward Poland and
his recognition of General Wrangel
brought such success.
Another cause of the British Pre-
mier's sulkiness given here is the OBJ
vIously cordial relations of the French
end American governments and the
frequent accord of the Franco-Amer-
lean press on the subject OF Ireland.
France Not Alarmed
Lloyd George does not attempt to
hide his anger, and he even made it
evident at Lucerne and subsequently
70 English Journalists He is reported
as saying that French politics is ab-
solutely changed since the days of
Clemenceau and that the entente W.
dale no longer exists. He is said to
threaten the formation of new po-
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Davis Tells Cable
Conference Need of
Service Equality
Unrestricted Access to All
Parts of World Named as
Another Object of Meet
ing; ) Nations Represented

WASHINGTON, Oct s.-Equality of
service and unrestricted access to all
parts of the world were set forth to-
day as the objects to be sought in in
ternational communications bv Herman
II. Davis, Under Secretary of State, in
welcoming delegates of the five Allied
and associated powers to the first pre-
liminary session of the International
Communications Conference. Questions
Of strategy and selfish interest would
not be supported by public opinion, he
said.
Delegates from France, Great Britain,
Italy Japan and the United States we're
present at the conference at the State
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Egyptians viii Accept
Plan for independence
Nationalist Party Leaders Agree
TO British Protecforase, With
One Eu1nori0uf Reservation

PARIS, Oct. 8 (By The Associated
Press).-Leaders of the Egyptian Ma
tionalist party, meeting in Paris. have
decided to accept with one important
reservation the British plan for Egyp-
tian independence, which was an
nounced in England last July.
This was learned to-day by the
correspondent from member Of the
Egyptian Committee of Four. which
carried the British plan to the Egyp-
tian people and arrived in Paris yes
terday on its way to London.
AS a result Of their two-day con-
ference the leaders have framed a
number of suggestions and counter
proposals which probably will be sub
mitted TO a high official of the British
government, who is expected to arrive
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

Utica m.'cai alliance with Italy and Ger
many and even the Soviets.
inese reported declarations do nov
alarm the French government, but the
nri'lsh iremiers attitude in the past
month has caused painful surprise
nefe' me French desire to confer with
Lloyd George and talk over these sub-
yeets mas only been intensified. The
=. = rehch also want to ask him about
.ne intention of certain neutral mem
pers OF tne League Of Nations to pro
pose 81 the next meeting of the coun-
Gil the immediate admission Of Ger
many to the league.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09
Turkish Wives Besiege
Ministry for Mems Pay
CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct. 3

CONsTANTINOPLE, Oct 8.
The War Ministry here was
stormed twice to-day by the wives
of Turkish war prisoners and un-
paid officers, who demanded
money. Sabri Bey, the eighty
year-old Minister Of Finance,
waved a report at the crowd
showing that the treasury had
only 100000 with which to meet
a monthly pay roll Of 81, 100000.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

in Paris within the present week. It
vas ina.nated that tnis official might
DC Earl Curzon, British Foreign Sec
setary.
The chief reservation made by the
Egyptians consists OF n demand .aat
All references to the british protec-
torate over Egypt be completely eliTni-
mated from tao Treaty If Versailles
and oil other existing treaties. iaciud-
ing those growing out OF the World
War.
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

be and, necessarily, the fewer causes
for conflict" he said. This can only
be accomplished by the most ample
and unhampered news service and com
mercial intercourse"
Secretary Davis recalled that the
United States government in 1862 in
stituted movement for uniformity
and equality of world postal communi
cations.
at is, therefore," he added "an
New-York tribune., 1920-10-09

be open, but this question WAS still un-
der debate when the delegates went
into executive session. The commit
tees meet Monday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-03-16
TALK OF THE TOWN

Spring hats at Mrs. Shadows, For
sythe place.-ady.
Read the Tilden Shoe Co.'S advertise
ment on page 6.-adv,
Jim" Gall as the manager in THE
Follies" is a wonder. adv.
Phone DAILY & Meigs, Montpelier
723-M. for reserved seats for Trem
| blay Paradis wrestling matchadv
/ The finance committee of the Baptist
church will meet tonight at 1880.
Every member requested to be present.
| Largest line OF new and second hand
ranges and heaters in Barre at lowest
prices. +. A. Prindle. Worthen block
| c. NJ Halves has begun the duties of
| confectionery salesman for the Jo-
seph Shadroui firm OF South Main
street.
Henry Stroutsos, John Mitchell and
George Maniatty went to Waterbury
today to attend the funeral of a
, friend
A regular meeting of the Ladies
Auxiliary to Clan Gordon will be held
Tuesday, March 10, at 7:l5 p. M. As
sessment No. 80 now called for.
M, s. Levin OF the Union Clothing
Go. started this morning on two
weeks business and pleasure journey
to New York City and vicinity.
Quincy and CORTLAND Perry and
Alexander Park of the Perry Automo-
bile Co. left here to-day to attend the
Boston auto show, which is being held
in Mechanics hall during this week.
Pressing engagements win make il
necessary for Rev. f. b. Leach of Mont
pelier TO hold his Lenten service on
Wednesday night at o'clock in the
Church of the Good Shepherd Public |
always welcome,
John Bossi, who has Just completed /
a three weeks journey through Califor-
mia, learned in discussions with friends /
yesterday that severe blizzard had |
struck Vermont during his absence,
which, of course, drew Mr.. Bossi's at.
tention TO the weather in California on
Saturday, March q. He recalled that,
with one or two Barre acquaintance,
he was seated under a chestnut tree in Il
St Helena, sleeves rolled up, enjoying \
the air and refreshing nectars OF that
country.