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The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
NAVY BOARDSKS
BUILDING PlCRAM
General Beard Sends IN orrsnda.
ton Of Three Ysanlld.
ing Program
nv Aasoeiated 81

WASHINGTON, Dec. itroposlnE
a new three-year buildinaogram OF
50 ships. the general "a OF the
navy in its annual report De public
tonight, roiterates its recoiendation
that the American navy bsade the
equal Of any other natiotin the
world.
'No other nation can IN ron take
sxception to such posfn," the
board said. Tn Hssuminglt the
United States threatens no ar ma
ton by the mere act OF piaci itself
on ar equality with the strog,st II
f. an act OF self-defenso wan an
viii acknowledge as an inhera right
and cannot justly te construa as a
challenge On the contrary thealrsu
ance OF such a policy OF equahaval
ornaments may well tend 20 min
ish their growth. and would ceainly
work 10 lessen tho danger OF aden
war
a naaion with far-reaehinssand
some times conflicting internatnaI
interests must always be prepart 20
defend It's rights. Navies are pealar
In that II neglected. they loose excl
eney with startling rapidly. n Is
iallacious 20 argue that we can pit
a few years and then with our maey
and our constructive genius raise oas
quickly to a power commensurate VIII
BUR national needs. 10 cannot be .
are not built IN a day Il i
\ matter OF years. even Of genera
lions"
While making no recommendation
'or new construction this year. Score
AIRY Daniels IN his annual report mad
public yestcrF y said he would ap
Drove the general boards recommen
iations unless the United states be
anne a member Of the League Of Ma
Ions or some similar association q
nations. In view Of tho economi
ituation the board said construction
houid be confined 10 types that woul,
.dd only 20 the combatant strength
4 the fleets adding that auxiharie
night be obtained through the con
-erslon Of merchant vessels in tim
4 emergency.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
STRIKE HEARINGS
HEARD BY BOARD
Federal Railroad Beard 70 Held Hear.
rigs on Controversy Between
NJ. e. w. ard Brotherhood.

ROANOKE. Va, Dec. Ia Tho fed
eral railroad labor board has an
nounced that IL viii hold hearings. on
a date 70 be fixed later. Into the con-
troversy between the Norfolk a. West
@s~a -ft~s~e* es-sssss
G. Turner. vieepresident OF the train
mems organization, said here tonight.
Mr.. Turner added that he received
q telegram 10 this effect tonight from
Chairman Barton Of the board. on
cials q the labor organizations to-
night declined 70 comment on the re-
suits of . strike referendum which
has been ~ progress the past four or
flve days, reiierating that mo further
action va be taken on certain grtev-
ances, witch haze come up. pending
further Distractions from the labor
board.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

the advantages which would be de-
rived by West Florida and South Ala
barna BY the building n tho canal
TSf t4fsr- n41ryvq- s-eeafAassil " AplssesssS<
questioned members ~ the COMMITTEES
Senator Fletcher acted as spokesman
The engineers had reported ungavor.
ably on the building - the canal. say.
ing that tho cost $3.50 .0e0. would h
greater than would be- warranted 4,
the advantages 90 be derived from Il
hnai report from the committee
- expected within tNo or three week
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
SANITY BOARD TO
PASS ON WILLERS
Alleged German Spy 70 Be Taken
Before Board BY Request Of
His Attorney.

NEW YORK. Dec. is.-Appointment
of a military board % sanity TO pass
on the mental soundnesa of Can't. John
A. Wzllers. alleged German spy. on
trial before a general court martial at
Fort Jay. charged with desertion from
the United States army in December.
1913, will probably be required. his
counsel indicated today.
Later. when the prosecution asked
II they were ready to make this move.
counsel for the defense announced
they were not yet able 10 state what
action would be taken.
The trial was continued. subject TO
cal. after half a dozen witnesses had
been heard 20 permit the prosecution
20 gather documentary evidence here
tofore unavailable"
sydney y. Howard. senior lieutenant
Of WSller's company. who said he as
stunned command after Captain VIII
ler's disappearance told on the wit
ness stand today OF meeting the for
mer eaxaln in the street more than
week ago and began his testimony
as 20 what his former commander
conaded 90 him then as his motives
for deserving.
Il was born and bred a German and
I came mere an an agent OK the herman
government in 1914 Howard de-
ciared Winers said. drawing him 70
one side after his arrest IF you
could know my story you would un-
dcrstand."
At this stage counsel Tor the de-
Tense intersposed an objection TO the
admlgtAnce of this converts ton a.
| evidence. The objection was sustained
and the court ruled e. strike the tes-
! timony from the record.
Howard then told Of the finances OF
Company X. Captain wIilers was cus-
fodisn Of the company fund of $4,000
deposited Ia q hank at Greenville. s.
III. soon after Captain willers disap-
seared. the witness said. a request for
: bank statement revealed the fact
that all had been withdrawn BY the
defendant. A search Of the captain
elects disclosed a score or more o!
envelopes. which had contained sol
dier's pay, but which had been rlfied
and then hidden In locker trunk. hs
said.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
GERMAN SPINDLES
ARE LYING IDLE
German Operating Capital Low and
SDinnors Cannot Procure capi.
cal for Operating.
fpw AnaorfataA pras.N

WASHINGTON. Dec. lathe Ger
man cotton Industry even II aided By
American credits could consume not
more than 100000 bales OF American
cotton during the present cotton year,
according 20 an estimate made after
an inquiry through confidential chan
nela by the department OF agriculiure'a
bureau Of markets. Numerous re-
quests from cotton producers and
others for information as to tho pos
sibllity OF increasing German takings
o. cotton, which. prior % the war,
was an important foreign outlet for
low grade cotton. caused the inquiry
20 10 made.
u was found that approximately
1000. 900 German spindles arc now
idle but not entirely because Of lack
of raw cotton. Investigation into
whether mile could be started II raw
cotton were available. ~ they could
on credit and whether tbcy
would be willing 10 give first lien on
mills and on ono half OF all manu-
featured goods 20 guarantee payment
% bills az maturity. disclosed that
first lien upon mills was impracticable |
because most mills are already mort
gagged and the trade says collateral |
requested by equitable in plants must |
oe used 20 obtain local working oapi- |
al The Investigation disclosed that |
he banks are Obliged TO take the risk /
1f exchange on long term credits.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
NEW ORLEANS FUTURES
DROP WITH REPORTS

NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 1s.--Bureau
day irAhe cotton market brought the
usual turmoil around the future ring
and a9eclining tendency 10 prices be-
cause.-the crop estimate by the de-
partTrnt % agriculture Of 1887 600
baieapf 500 pounds gross weight was
sonsbrably larger than generally ex-
pecte The market was depressed
ithrokhout the session and closed al
net esses on the day OF 66 to "a
poir.
IHhe early trading q bearlsh opln-
ionf the figures due az one O'Clock
couined with poor cables. nut the
mEet lower but the Grading up 10
ON o'clock was featured By nothing
mFe than a general sag which final.
lyput the trading months q 10 go
pots under the close ~ last week.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
HARDING CONFERS
WITH ELIHU ROOT
President. elect ltolds ALL day confar-
sncs With Rect snd coIonel
George Harvey.

MARION. ohio. Dec. Is.--prewsanr..
elect Harding today dincuaaad 49,
problems 20 his administration vvith
Eiinu h9ot. a former ancrnsnvv ~
state and one % the most notabl. ~
the nations elder Statesmen. Tnt.~-
national relations and the prospect ~
an acceptable world peace aasoeiatlo,
held the center q attention ~ thalr
foar-hour talk. Mr.. Harding drawing
exhaustively upon the recent erpori.
eueo Of his visitor a. an aaviser
abroad IN the formation Of a world
court under the Versailles league. rbe
preaident-eieet asked many auosflons
about details 81 the court plan and
about the present attitude ~ Pure
pesn statesmen toward the league.
What Mr. Root gave with regard "a
reservation Of the framework ~ the
teekae vas not revealed. nor would
elthRF continent on tho results 81 tha
conference except % say that no con-
illusions had hoan reached. M WIS A.
dicaied that Mr. Harding Wa atten,rs
inG 90 form no opinion Tor the pre.s,,
but was content to gather informa
ton and advice.
coincident with Mr.. Roots ,gust 4,
became known that Col georre Tf,r-
vey, the New YORK editor. ls urslrs
Air. Harding 90 advocate 4 Werl9
agreement that no nation would -.
sort 20 offensive warfare untu a.
people had 80 decided ~ rrferrneann,
colonel Harvey ala not indicate ~ /
what degfeo this proposal had bcen
approved but be expressed hone tbat
some such provision would be wrlften /
INTO airy Nurid association aponaore8 /
~ the coming administration.
Tho war referendum prono~at IA.
nc~h advanced many times during tbe
peace treaty hght and several - er.
tauons omhodging h were lntrnanre.
~ the senate. one of Is LEADING 49,
q 'ates base been W. .. Bryan. vho 1.
80 confer with Mr. HARDING Fria,,
Atter his talk with tho president. ele.,
~ Root would make no comment =,
"pt 20 say that tho infervinw "a
pen very deiixhtful and inferestlng !.
" reply % repeated Questions - -
&c subjects ne reverted to RI 80.
.h-l description o. the conference ei,,
no indication whether ao,asst,..
ouietna o. such subjects "A c,tlst,
'pasn merits were discussed. T,vr.,,,
- me cordial manner 81 the confer-
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

committee appearing before the hoard
Of engineers In reference TO the build
ing Of the canal were: Senators Dun
sssyuE TurN man Junn II STuFrnwle.
a4sA@ svrida. Congressman McDuffcv 81
Alabama, Henry 4. Bartling. a Chi
eago capitalist interested In the de-
Feiopment ~ Baldwin county. and
Aiacdonnel and Price Of pcnsacoia.
The committee presented q mass %
statistical matter 20 the board and 4
great deal Of Information about Pen.
sacola ana baldwin county. showing
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
ACHES AND PAINS
SLOAN'S GETS 'EM
famous pain and acre Llnirena kept
HANDY. brings warming. crafty
ing relief.

- HEUMATIc twinges ease IN
soon. So do stiff joints. lame
back. neuralgia. overtaxed mus
les. and those pains from weather ex-
posure, too-they don't fight long
gainst the counter irritation that
Eioan's Llniment produces.
Always keep this old family friend
handy for instant use--a little pene-
lratos without rubbing. leaving no
Fkin stains. muss or clogwed pores.
Its very odor--healtay and stimulating
suggests the good Il viii do.
AL druggists Three sizea--35c. roc
if.se. Largest size IL most economical
S1Odfl,S
LinirnefltG,sss.sasa
Amm~zmmmwmmmnmzmmuszmmxH ~-~6m
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
NEED OF CANAL
Is PRESENTED

-.------~~s."s sssssHrfrsHss ~uuFTGtuy. and T.
Y. Price. secretary OF the pensacola
Chamber Of Commerce. returned yes
terday from a two days stay in Wash
lngton, =. G. where they went before
the boar def government engineers IN
reference to the proposed Pensacola
Mobile canal other members OF the
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
REGULAR MEETING
OF l.. A. TO o. II. c.

The regular meeting OF the Ladies'
Auxiliary % the .. n. c. viii DC held
az the ". o w ball this afternoon
az 3 o'clock Az members are re-
queated % be present
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14
LwIs NOW WORLDS CHAMPION

Jew YORK. Dec. fs-Ed .Strnn-
e." Lewis 81 San Jose. Cal, won the
rrid's heavyweight catch -as-cafch-
Yesiling championship here tonight
4 throwing Joe Stefcher OF Dodge
eb., IN one hour and forty-one mia.
les and nfty-four seconds, with !
BAD and hip-locS.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

enoe hts visit threw no light on re-
Ports that he might Be asked 10 be-
come secretary Of state IN che Hard
ms administration.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1920-12-14

To Cure . Cod In One DAY
Take Groves LAX TIVE BkOMO
QUiNlNE tablets The genuine bears
the signature 81 y. " Grove. SOC.
ADV
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
"SAUSIEJI" RUOSIASI
sMARKION KOVON.,
Konvenciju metu nukaite dar,
buosiS.

Washington, geg. ,. - Re
pubIiEonQ partijo> konvencija
ivykS Chicagoje, 81 demokra-
tn partijoS - San Francisco.
Ir ia il Eita partija skirS Sa-
vo kandidatu~ j prezidentuS.
"SauSie>iemS" yra >var-
bus daiktaS. kad, Dieve ap>au-
gok, kandidatai> prezidentus
nebutQ paSkirti kokie "SIaple-
il" ar.ba >vaigalamS prielan-
kiautojai.
Kad taS neivyktQ, Anti-Sa-
loon organizacija iSkalnO dar-
buoja>i pakeIti kuo>markiau-
>iQ kovQ prizes Skyrima tokiQ
kandidatai> prezidentuS tu-
ri but pa<kirti atkakliauSlejl
>vaigalQ prieSmnkai.
TuO tikslu kOnvencijQ me-
tn Anti-SaIoon organizacija
vienur ir kitur lures Suvazia-
vimu<. II >uvaziave sauSiejl
nuolat bus uzgule ant konven-
ciju atStovQ, be atOdairos ko-
voSiQ prizes "&lapiuosius' kan
didatu>. ]
Anti-Saloon organizacija nu-
jauGia, jog Vienoj II kitoj kon-
vencijose SvaigaR (prohlblci-
jal kIausimas lures uzimti plr-
maeile vietq. Mes didziuma
gyventojQ prieSinasi aklai
prohibieijai. Tuo tikslu "sau-
sieji" Siandie II kala ginklus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
SPARTAKU DARBAI RUHR
APSKRITYJ.
Vyriausybe atsako faktais sa-
vo prieSininkams.

Berlynas, geg. 2. : Vyriau-
syb6s kar6S teismaS Ruhr APPS
krityj smarkiai baudzia sum-
tus SpartakuS az atlilltus jQ
ten kraugeringus darbus.
Toks pasielgimaS astral
kritikuojamas. Tad vyriausybe
savo kritikams atsako faktais.
PaskeIbia vienq is daugelio
atsitikima.
Kar6s teismas Wesel'e pas
merka miriop gelezinds dirb-
tuv6s darbininka Koepp, spar
taxa. Tasai darbininkas teisme
Stai ka ispazino:
GAS Savanoriai istojau rau-
donojon armijon kovo p II
iS6jau frontan ! Fnedrichs-
field. Kovo % tenai vienq ma
mQ rQSyi atradau vyriausy-
b6s kariuomenGs leitenantq.
Jis ten buvo pasisl6pes. Su
savimi jis tur6jo Sautuva, ku-
ri man tuojaus atidav6.
"PasiSaukiau daugiau Savo
draugu If ines leitenanta IS
vilkome laukan. Lauke keturi
raudonieji kareiviai leitenan-
tai apdauz6 su Sautuvais.
''Vienas is musu vadu liep6
NUNS leitenantq susaudytl.
AS pirmutinis j soviau If jis
sukniBbo. Po Sito nrltarta zdau-
giau j j neSaudyti, bet leisti
jam kuoilgiausiai merddti kan
close.
"Taip jis ir paliktas. Popic-
Giu at6jo vienas raudonujQ va
das, is Dusseldorfo, il dar gy-
vam leitenaqtui perpjovd gerk-
le su peiliu. Po to as negyva
leitenanta apipl6Siau. Pa6miau
nuo jo .krepSiuka su pinlgais,
Iaikrod6li IL skustuva.''
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
SUMANOMA KAREIVIAMS
,DUOTI zEMES.
Gal tue budu duosis jie demo
bilizuoti.

Berlynas, geg. 2. Nuns
terio Stovykloje stow zinoma
vokieciq PabaltijoS kariuome-
ne, kituomet priklaususi prize
gelezin6s brIgadOs, perniai dar
pl3Susios LietuvQ. Il =,
Toji keliohkos tukstanciQ
kariuomen6E EdaIyvavo pastarq-
jane cia vokieciu militariStQ
sublime. Siandie vokieciQ Wy
riausyb6 tufi ia uzlaikyti, mes
j nepaSiduoda demobilizuotl.
Kareiviai yra didziumoje
bezemiai. .,tie, sake, paleisti
neturdSiq kq veikti il kur pri-
siglausti.
Taigi, tiesiog nekiauso. Pa
kelti prizes juos kova vyriau-
sybt bijosi. Mes llartaiS ga
l6tQ ju pusen pereiti siunGia-
moii prizes juoS vyriauSyb6s
kariuomenG.
Mes vokieGiQ vyriauSyb6 nors
skaitosi socijaIiStin6, bet j
viSuomet pirmon vieton state
ne partija, bet Vokietijq.
Dabar vokieciQ vyriauSybt
yra sumaniusi items nepa11lu-
SniemS kareiviamS paSiQlytl
zemtS. Sake, kiekvienam ka-
reiviui bus Quotas gabalas ze-
mes If tegu jie saEo kardus
pakeis zagr6mis. ..
yJeii KareiVlsri SutikS, tuomet
iie bus demobilizuoti. Gil kuo-
met ivykS taS faktas, vyriau-
syb6 nusikratyS vieno is 1dl-
dziausiu neSmagumO.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
BERLYNE BUVO SVEN,
Ia" e..

Berlynas, geguz. ,. Va
kar vietos Socijalistai tur6jo
savo "Svente". Suspenduota
buvo vazintjimas gatvekariu
ir net apIinkiniQ traukiniQ.
Visos mokyklos buvo uadary-
tos. Suprantama, buvo If pa
rodavimai, kuriuose dalyvavo
ir sociialistai valdininkai.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
BOISeVikai vel Saukia Lenkus
Taikon
KUR JIS ATRAS SAU
PRIEGLAUDA.
Nebe tik Dedes Samo pasto-
geje.

Washington, geg. |. - Cia
gauta informaciiQ. kad MeESl-
kos prezidenta> Carranza Jau
pa<irenge> btgti is MekSikos.
Nes Jam Wis ankSGiau daroSi
ne tik paGioje ~oStineje, bet
ir viSoj MekSiko.i.
Mek>iko> <o>tinl Mexico CT
ty vi>aiS Sonai> apSiauGiama
revoliucijonieriV.
Mu>Q vyriau~ybt >avo agen-
tamS il vaI,jininkamS NekSi-
kos parubeziuo>c iS>iuntd rel
laIingQ in$trukciiQ 81 at>idtji-
mu tlmytie>, ka> ivykS 81
tuo CaranzoS pabtglmu.
Carranzaj paEieka pab@gti
du kciiu: arba ! Yer. trNz,
kur gall but ji~ priimtaS ko-
khan Iaivan, arba tieSiog !
Suv. Val<tiiQ parubeziuS.
Ntra Zinoma, ky veik> .ml-
~ vyriau>yht. kuomet Car
ranza atbtg< sion >alin, arba
kuomet iii> atkeliauS laivu ko-
kiau mu>Q uO>tan.
Spijama, kad jam Gia bus
Quota lajkina prieglauda.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
PAsKALos APIE PASIUN
TINIo KELIoNE.

Londonas, geg. l. Suv.
Valstiju pasiuntinys Danijoje,
Ira Nelson Morris, iskehau-
ia j Suv. Valstijas.
Pakilo gandas, kad jis at
Sauliamas.
Bet Morris sake, kad jo ke-
lone yra paprastas apsilan-
kymas. " keliq savaiciu jis
vel grysias Stockholman.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
LENKAI PRANESA APE
SAVO LAIMEJIMUS. L
Bolsevikai atsiliepia apie tai,
ka su lenkais.

VarSava, geg. l. - Sulie
oficijalio IenkQ armiios Sta
bo praneSimo, SutruSkintoS
bolSevi!Q jdgos pietin6j Uk-
l,ainoj. Lenkai pa6me Mogi-
levQ If varoSi ! pietrytus ISL
gai up6S Dniepro.
Anot paSkelbimo. lenkai pa
Gme nelaiSv6n $4,000 bolSevi-
ky kareiviQ. PaGme 60 armo-
tQ, SimtuS kuIkaSvaidziQ If 7t
locomotives.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
Oar IS San Reno konferencijos

kas dominavo (virsininkavo)
Anglijos premjeras. Bet patti
veikianGioji konferencijoje
dvasia buvo Italijos premjeras
Nitti. Jis puikiausia supranta
tikraja politika Europoje.
Kuomet konferencijoje bu-
vo pakeItas klausimas apple re-
vizija tailSos sutarties, prem
jeras Nitti atsiliepe:
."Revizuokime sutarti be jo-
kiQ joje atmainQ." Tai geriau-
sioji mintis buvo paduota, ko-
kiam tone turi but Quotas at
sakymas Vokietijaii jos reika-
lavimus.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
Visi patenkinti.

Prizes pat pasiskirstyma al
Stow pabaigus konferencija
visi premjerai korespondentq
buvo paklausti apie konferen-
cijos pasekmes.
Anglijos premjeras lloyd
George pareiSke, kad San Re
mo konferencija esanti dau-
giau kaip pavykusi.
Pranouzijos premjeras Nil
lerand pareisk6, jog Pranc'y1i-
ia visais zvilgsniais turf 7 81
tenkinti.
Gil Nitti, Italijos premjera.
pasake, jog Europa jam bu-
sianti daug dakinga uz jo nau7
thagRs patariR!as.
"Apsvietimas viska daro.
Konfrencijoje buvo ir nau-
jas Suv. Valstiju ambasado-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
UzDARYs AUD1M1NEs
DIRBTUVEs.

New Bedford, Mass, geg. /.
Vietos audimineese dirbtuve-
Sc zada sustreikuoti darbinin-
kai. Kompanijos pagrumojo
iuzdaryti dirbtuves, jei pakil-
.tq streikas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03

Paryzius, geg. /. = Angli-
,ja pasizad6jo duoti Prancuzi-
jai % nuoS. pelnyto zibalo IS
Mesopotamijos il kitQ artimQ
RytQ versmiQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
AUzDRAUSTA VAzINETI
AUTOMOBILIAIS.

Rymas, geg. /. Visoj TIA
jliioj vyriausybes paredylnu
del zibalo stokos civilians
yentojams uzdrausta maud
automobiliais.
Isimtis padaryta tik We
MEMS armijos If augstpiq val
.llininkll automobiliams.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1920-05-03
KIPRO SALA TEKS
GRAIKIJAI.
Lloyd George dominavo
konferencijoje

San Reno, Italia, bal. q
(suv6linta). Graildja, kaip
teko suzinoti, su Anglia yra
padariusi sutarima.. Sulig to
sutarimo. Anglia Graikijai
pazad6jusi pavesti nuosavyben
Kipro sala. Tai esanti priva-
tine tarpe tu dviejq viespatijl!
santary6.
Taippat patirta, kad jei An
glija Kipro sala paveda grail
kams, Italia ta pati daro srl
SALON. Rhodes ir Dedocanese.
Abidvi sail atiduota Graillija1.
Be to, Graikija dar tik'sl
jymiai pasipelnyti pietinej
Albanijoj.
Graikijos atstovai is vietos
konferencijos gryzta namo sa-
vo kares laivu. Ia patti daro
il Italijos premjeras Nitti.
Anglijos il Prancuzijos at
stovai siandie ryte 81 puoSnQ
miesta apleido ypatingais
traukiniais, iSvaziavusiais
Prancuzijon.
Adriatikos klausimas.
Adriatikos klausima galuti-
mai aptarS patys italai su jugo-
slaviais. Tuo tikslu pirmomiS
geguz6s dienomis Stress'e bus
suvaziavimas.
Jugoslaviios atstovas Trum-
bitch is Paryziaus iSkeliavo
Belgradan. Jis muse telegra-
ma cia Italijos premjerui Nit
ii, padekodamas uz jo gerus
norus Adriatikos pakrasciq
klausime. Trumbitch bus vie
mas is jugoslaviQ atstovas
Stress'e. 2
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Reiskia, kad prohibicija ne
turi stipraus pamato,> be rel
kalingos istvermes, .jei prohi-
1biciionistai tick daug susiru-
pine.
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Vargas Albanijai.

Kuomet Italia su Jugosla-
villa inns tarties Adriatikos pa
kraSciQ klausime, tue metu
neturetu uzmigti visi Albani-
jos prieteliai.
Jie turi zinoti, kad italai .su
jugoslaviais labai lengvai ga
les suskaldyti ir pasidalinti
Albania, jei prizes tai jie ne
sutiks sau jokio pasipriesini-
mo.
Ia neteisyb6 jau Siandie yra
taip aiski, kad prizes ja tuojaus
reiktQ pakelti kova visiems
laisve mylintiems albanams.
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Graikija dideia.

zymiai pelne konferencijoje
Gra1kija. sitos premjeras We
nizelos yra apsukrus zmogus.
Yra augstas diplomatas.
Kuomet jis buvo paklaustas
apie Graikiios laimejimus, jis
sake:
"Po Sios konferencijos mu-
sq Sales gyventojq skaitlius
paddles pora lnilijonq zmoniq
daugiau.
'Ligi siol mes turejome b
100000 gyventoju. Paskui tu-
resihe 100000.
"Be to, mes turime $4,000
savu gyventojq Trakijoj If
apple 100000 Mazojoj Azijoj.
Tad NUNS nera ko bijoties
turkq nacijonalistq.
George dominavo.
Konferencijjojje cia yisas lai.