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Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
COX DENIES HE
 HAS WET MONEY '
(CoNTINUED FRON FACE ONE)


 captions to the rule, the largest be- ing for 5000, two for $5000 each and the other 35 for lesser amounts.
 MT. Cummings explained that the organization of which he was chair man was poverty stricken when he assumed that office and that he left to his successor $651 in cash and net indebtedness of slightly more than S100,000.
 A charge by MT. Hays that as ear ly as July, 1919, the Democratic com mittee had installed elaborate fund gathering organizations in the Bond Building, Washington, was explained by MT. Cummings as a bureau for both proRa aganda and finance. He said that it grew from hope,' but was reduced in size when it was found that the overtEad charges for maintaining the organization exceed ed the receipts by from $10000 to S15,000 a month.
 The two chairmen agreed that
 legislation looking to federal
 control of presidential campaigns
 was desirable. Senator Pomer-
 enc argued that congress was
 poWerless at present because the
 supreme court had held that
 presidential electors were state
 officials.
 A suggestion that a constitutional amendment might be necessary to give to congress oversight of presi- dential campaigns brought from MT. Hays a proposal that the parties might unite in an effort to obtain such a change in the basic law.
 Earlier in the day MT. Hays hay hoped that this committee will rec ommend the passage of bill regulat- ing primary election expenses in na- tional and senatorial campaigns
 He also favored all primary cleo tions for federal office on a single day :n every state.
 Representative Flood estimated that S220,000 would be required by his Democratic congressional com mittee to conduct it's efforts properly but presented figures to show that l he had received only $S700 in sub ! scriptions. He turned the money over to the Democratic national com mlttee, he said, and expected that committee to finance his congress sIonal campaigns.
 Questioning of MT. Flood brought out that he had had printed by the public printer at Washington 1,S00,- 900 copies of speeches by Democratic congressman. He had pledged his committee to pay s5,09S.16 for the printing, he said. The speeches were being sent out under congressional i frank, thereby eliminating postage bills. His committee, he said, would need S20,000 for it's administration expenses. It pays no rent, as it uses the house office building at Washing ton for headquarters, he said.
 Joseph l.. Rhinock, treasurer of the committee, said he could shed nc light on receipts or expenditures.
 Fred w. Upham. Republican ma tional treasurer, will be tns>ffrst wit ness tomorrow, Senator Kenyon an nounced when the committee ad jomned. He will be followed b! Wilbur W. Marsh, Democratic treas urer
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31

Hear "Chili Beans"-it's record at Lowell waiting room. September records are now on sale. Open day and night.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
HARD COAL MEN
 REFUSE AWARD
,CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNEl

IGONIlNUEl) PAGE ONEl
 the people of the country would
 find some substitute fuel to tide
 them over "unti the real senti-
 ment of the anthracite mine
 workers can find expression and
 they gre ready to abide by the ob-
 Ilgations they have entered into"
 Immediately upon announcement that the president had approved the Wilson. at the direction of the preSi- dent, issued a call for a meeting Thursday at Scranton of the joint an thracite scale committees of apera- tors and United Mine Workers of America to write the terms Of the award into contract to be effective until March. 1922
 Riases Pay Millions
 The wage increases recommended by the majority report will amount to an annual increase in pay of $S5 ,GOO- 900 and $1S,OO00OO back pay, accum- ulated since last April first
 Interest of the general public in the award centered largely in the effect on the price of hard coal. The com mission said that while making sub- stantial improvement in the situation of the miners, it had declined to com init itself to decision that might justly be considered an encourage ment of the so-called victorious up- ward swirl of price.
 The result, the committee said, was l, that the awards, while providing i'm proved conditions for the workers, could offer no Justification for any ad- vances in the retail prices of coal.
 ''The award has not passed great burden along to the consumers of coal" the report asserted. Any sharp advance in the retail price of coal could not be charged to the opera tors. the miners or the award"
 Other important awards made are ::
 Recognizes Union Recognition of the United Mine Workers of America as a party to the contract
 Modification of the individual con- tract system whereby each miner is [ assured of protection and relief when necessary.
 | Increased power at anthracite board of conciliation, half of which are min CTS, charged with adjusting disputes between miners and operators ! Protection for contract miners en. countering abnormal conditions. as surfing them reasonable pay.
 Payment for tools lost in accidents not chargeable to the miner Investigation Of the practicability of establishing uniform wage scale at all collieries by board of concilia ! tion.
 i No Closed Shop ! The majority members denied the demands Of the miners for establish ment of the closed shop and the check-off system
 MT. Ferry's minority report decIar ed that the fundamental principles for which the miners contended haC been denied by the majority report 1 While asserting that the worker. would accept. the awards in full faith the minority member declared tha the miners would continue their ef forts to win these fundamental prin ciples.
 The anthracite commission was ap pointed by the president June 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
Tuesday Morning, August 3l, 1920

of the favorite animal performers as well as the new department of per forming wild animals Clowns and other novelties that are new to this show will take part in the procession and all the little folks should be on hand to see the dogs, ponies and ele- plants in parade dress.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
ROADS TO RUN
 ON OLD BASIS
CONTINUED FROM PAGE oNE1

and more are expected tomorrow, Secretary Houston said. If the roads do not ask for an advance against probable deficits before tomorrow night they must wait for a final com pilation of the sums the government owes them.
 Of the 1,194 lines of consequence in the country. GIT have accepted the governments proposal for a division of the surplus above the standard re- turn and a guarantee of earning should the revenues fall short. All of these accepting the proposal will be entitled to a final adjustment of accounts by the treasury and pay ment where the revenues were below the guaranteed amount.
 In the first four months of the guarantee period, March, April, May and June, railroad revenues topped actual expenditures for operation only once. The March revenues represent ed new return of S13,7O0.O0O, while there were dificits of 29,700000 in April, S11,SOOOOO in May and $7,5OO,- 900 in June.
 Back Pay Hurts
 Julius H. Parmalee, director of the bureau of railroad economies, esti- mated deficit for July and August, passing his calculations on the results of the same months last year. Traf- fic in those two months established a record volume. yet the lines were able to produce revenues of only S2,- OOO,OOO and SI5.OOO,OOo respectively, for July and August, above the stand ard return of S75,000,000 a month. Additional expenses not yet account ed for. Mir. Parmalee said. probably would cut the revenues for the two months. Wage award. he said. would add more than $50,OO0,O00 to operat- ing expenses for each month while about $2OO,OOO,OOO in back pay to em- ployes will come out of the earnings of July and August unless the cor porations have sufficient funds on hand to draw on a reserve.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31

If nominated and elected to the Y. $. Senate by the Democratic party. John w. Norton will immediately be gin work for the development Of Ari- zona's resources. He will be the sen ator for all the people all the time. Vote for his nomination in the prima- rles, September 7th. -AdY.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31

will enable thousands of immigrants who already have paid the increased rates and have receipts for the diff ference, to obtain a refund of the ex- tra fare.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31

It is well when using skin cream to refrain from using it around the mouth. To discourage the growth of down on the upper lip. preparation of one teaspoonful of lemon juice, one of ammonia, and one of peroxide of hydrogen should be used. This must be shaken well and used frequently.
Bisbee daily review., 1920-08-31
WOULD ISSUE BONDS

WASHINGTON Aug. 3O.-The Chi cago, Rock Island and Pacific rail road today applied to the Interstate Commerce Commission for authority to issue general mortgage gold bonds to the amount of S1,OO0,O00 and re- funding mortgage gold bonds for S1.- 900 900
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
New Mexico Cattle
Board Invited to
Meet With Colorado

The New Mexico Cattle Sanitary
board has been Invited to attend IA
Joint meeting with the Colorado board
on August 2S. II is announced by Frank
Clark OF the Albuquerque office. The
meeting is to be held at Trinidad.
Mr.. Clark has Just rladk arrange
ments for the Inspection OF New Mex
leo cattle at the Fort Worth. Texas,
yards. Through the cooperative plan
OF inspection with the Texas Cattle
Raisers' association. New Mexico IL to
receive tho Dement'S OF the inspection
by three inspectors stationed at the
Forth Worth yards. Many New Mex
leo cattle reach the Fort Worth mar
lkct and the inspection arrangements,
II is ssaldi gives added protection ia
New Mexico cattlemen.
The inspection arrangements Will
be similar to those now In force with
the Kansas City market. The invita-
tion to the local board 10 meet with
the Colorado board was made at the
meeting ~ the state board of stock
inspection commissioners at Denver.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

idea as no other word could. II
means TOTE your Groceries
ii. b.. Watkins. secretary of the
Chamber OF Commerce. John Milne.
superintendent OF schools and j. n.
Gladdiang, city manager will judge the
~contending letters from the angles OF
their literary composition the reasons
"Why | buy My Groceries at Rosen-
wald's Groce-Totc." and their gen
eral appearance.
The rules OF the contest as out
lined In thu announcement are: No
employe Of Rosenwald's or members
Of an employees family may compete
letters must be written on n side OF
paper. must contain no more thar
$50 words. must be addressed TO Con-
test Editor, Rosenwald's GrOce-Tote
must be in hands OF Contest Editor
before midnight. Saturday. August 81.
Thea subject OF the lctter must OF
course be, why l buy my groceries
at Rosenwaid's Groce-Tote. Anyone
may write as many letters ms he might
wish. but no n can win more thar
ono prize.
The Contest Editor urges contes.
tnnts to hurry their contributions. and
all the judges say: "Plense, oh please
Use n typcwriter.-adv.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
BETTER TALENT FOR
NEXT CHAUTAUQUA
Season Ends With Sur
plus; Improved Pro-.
gram Is Sought

After all purely local expenses of
the 1899 chautunqua season In Albu
duerque are paid there win remain In
the treasury about S4OO SUI ...u" for
the next season. John Casey, super
intendent Of the Redpath Horner
Chautauqun company Announced his
morning.
a contract to bring the chnutauqua
mere for It's sixth successive senson
has boon signed. A seven day season
IL promised next yea with n pro-
gram more varied and interesting
than the one iust enioved, An enfort
Is being made to get Thayio's band
or some other biE band on the circuit,
and a speaker Of national reputation
such as Judge Ben Lindsey OF tho
Juvenile court.
"The chautauqua has had u good
season all along the line this year"
said Mr.. Casey. Every town has
had n record attendance. People
seem to have more money to spend
on amusement than ever before"
The big tent on West Central ave-
nue. was taken down Immediately
after lass nights performance and
everything was all packed to leave
early this morning. The tent and
crew go to Pueblo. Colorado. while
the talent goes to Las Vegas, whore
the season closes tonight. The en-
tertaincrs Will go to southern Colo
RADIO after playing In New Mexico.
THOSE who have signed up 10 he
~guarantors OF the c~hautauqua for next
year are: w. c. Oestreich, s. Pitt,
d. w. Faw, c. w. Pinney, II. Shell
ton, J. W. Rhea. Mrs. Sam Living
ston. J.. q. Wagner. VIM. Wilcox, II.
j. Moore. Jas. l.. Regensberger, q.
Mitchell. Il. A. Polansky. Mrs. W.
II. Chrisman, A. Fleischer. John
Hodgson, j. X. McCollum. J. a. Riehl'
\, H.. Wear, J. A. Hammond, George
Everett, Gertrude Thompson. H.
Bass. Ruth Hill, j. ii. Colllster, NJ,
w. Mcdonald. j. S. Landers. NJ. n,
F1eischer, ona Il. Schupp. c. Eiler,
j. C.. Scale. DR.. G. Il. Lukens, Miss
Grace Wlnfrey, II. l.. Reyyott. Il. v,
Wcsterfield. j. G. Smith, A. q. Bracy,
T.. q. Mersfelder. A. l.. Martin. p. NJ,
Ball. ID. A.. Porterfleld. Mrs. Il. q,
Winfrcy, W. NJ. Mccoy. Thomas Ogil-
vie, Rev. A. NJ. Knudsen. Samuel
Shalt. Mrs. X. L. Farrell, A. A. Hef.
fier. A. ID. Ogle. u. Marcus, George
Hammond, A. Il. Keller, Mrs. r. l.
Hust. Lester Cooper. II. II. Robin
son. y. Meyer. q. ID. Rolf. r. d. Gar
ella, $. Benjamin. Mrs. b. W. Sutton
+. II. Lowe, Mr.. Brinson, It. j.. Mabry
DIR. ID. G. podds, b. s.. Rodey. Mrs
u. Il. La Belle, Briggs Pharmacy
II. l.. Snyder.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
ALBUQUERQUE PLEASED
BY QUICK RESULTS

Everyone is pleased with the quick
results Of simple witehhazcl. cam
phor. hydrastis, etc, as mixed in
'Lavoptlk eye wash. One mans eyes
were so badly strained he could not
read without pain. Two applications
relieved him. A lady with weak. in
famed eyes was greatly helped by
ONE bottle. We guarantee a small
bottle OF Lavopltk to help ANY
CASE weak. strained or inflamed
eyes Alvarado Pharmacy. list and
Gold.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
.$25 PRIZE LETTER CONTEST
ATTRACTS MUCH ATTENTION
H. B. Watkins, John Milne and J. N. Gladding An
nounced as Judges; Subject Of Letter: Why
buy My Groceries at Rosenwalds
Groce-T Tote.

The announcement In yesterdays
Herald that RosenwGld Brothers Of
fered twenty-five dollars In cash
prizes 10 the people writing the best
letters on "why 1 buy my groceries
ut Rosenwald's Groce-Tote' has at
tracted an unusual amount Of attcn-
ton and stirred up = great deal OF
interest among all kinds OF people.
As the conditions Of the contest
mako only Rosenwald employees and
their families Ineligible to contend
Tor M prizes many housewives,
school-children. business men and
hcalth-seekers have already signifiod
their deaire to compete. The first
prize IL II ten dollar gold pipce; the
second. a f%ive-dollar gold piece: the
third, three dollars; and seven prizes
OF one dollar each.
MIR. u. $. Rosenwald. president OF
Rosenwnld. BROTHERS said today that
the number Of letters about the Groce-
Tote to date from customers contain
ed 10 many good ideas that he was
prompted to offer prizes for the best
letters. He explained That the word
"Grocc-Tcte" was coined because II
explained tn whole cash and carry
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
Beautify.h. Complexion
IN TEN DAYS
NadinOla CREAM
The Uusqsaisd Bsastiiisr
Used osf EndorssdI
By Tkousends

Guaranteed to remove
tan, freckies, plnplei.
liver spots, etc. Ex-
IRENE cases 20 days.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
Cromwells Pass
Through City on
A Wedding Tour

Mr.. aud Mrs. james Cromwell.
newly-weds, passed through Albu-
querque last night In the private car
Commonwealth" on route Ia san
Francisco. where they will ship for
China and India on n trip around the
world to nst one year.
Mr., Cromwell Is the son Of Mrs. u.
Il. StoteHbury OF Philadelphia, who
owns n number Of business buildings
here. Mrs. Cromwell before her mar
rlnge to MIR. Cromwell several datel
ago was Miss Dodge. dnushter OF II.
70. Dodge OF Detroit, MANUFACTURER Of
the Dodge automobile.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

The July Clearance in the Mems Department has been a huge
success from the way we look at things. The extremely low
prices on the quality merchandise offered has made hundreds Of
new friends for the men's shop. And that's exactly what we are
after. But men. there's the best part Of another week left to take
advantage of these prices. II
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Rids pores and tissues OF impurities
Leaves the skin clear, soft, healthy. AZ
leading toilet counters. II they hAvcn't
Il, by nail, two slae-, 60e. and Si,2o.
NATIONAL TonEr CO. rusis. TsaA-
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

statisticlans figure that the popula-
lions OF the various countries of the
world average i4O women to every
100 men.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Women are the real rulers Of the
Trlpoll desert, for instead Of the
women, as in Turkey. the mon go
yelled.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27
Mexico Has OF.
Royalties Coming

MEXICO CITY, July 2T.-Petro-
leum companies owe the government
1O,4 400. 900 pesos IN royalties from
August 1. 1913. to December ,sl,
1918, on a production Of 1890. 900
tons, which production was worth at
the wells eos. zee, goo pesos, accord
ineito the treasury figures Just issued.
An additional 10. 900, GOO pesos Is due
in royalties. thus fat for the current
year
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

The Herald Is the New Mexico
paper that takes the Want out
OF Want Ads by giving Results.
The evening herald. [volume] (Albuquerque, New Mexico) 1914-1922, 1920-07-27

Three groups OF women In China
are aeltating for the right TO he
elected members OF parliament.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

So 80 0to Test doory srodek. ktory mo
kesz ~yprobOwaG dla w{asneSo law
WOlenia 1 70 suSelnie dArme.
U&ywane 80 W sts,0wniei-
uzvm celem Plspao-Pads JEST 70 ,s1
~nrzylo5ons ciagle p~rzylegala 40 10
btony,h muskulow 1 przytrxymuJS
dycyne tax Bwane PIapao' AtoISHc-
a wiasciwoscI scisgajace ktora
po1aczsniu re skiaduikanl 80
wyagzsniu cyrnulaeyi krwi, odzywislec
~ ten sposo6 muskusy ! 49,
Sac ie do normalneso steno sity ~
kystosci. wtedy dopiero. a me Pr 80
2oSra sic spodEieWaS Gnikniecia TYP
1Ts1 Portoret Bedac samo pr7JleSa1e-
Int ceiem zapobiegania ~
S@Slsnka Plapao-PadS okazaiy sts w.
49, cTvnnikIem " utrxymywaniu TYP
NV ktorei pas utrBymac sic nls ~
getki ludzi -staryon nn.M
- nrZed urSednikiem- upoWaznlonyn
40 odbierania przysiegi. prLysiegaft
e. PIapao-Pads wylsczyfy len IuputSS
.Tnslnis nIekotre Z tych rupSur Dyts
. 6ardxo Kroznym stanis ! nardSo uA-
re- ,,,rSs ezynne dxieh 4 nee.
waSna wlaSciwoSciR lecZenta PheRno-
"a. est. &c s~tosunkowo trWa NyLNo
L-STko 40 osia gniecla Ato Z
naUodu tsSo. 8e ozyunoSc Jest nieustan-
"a nrxez "a godzin na dooe WV
przeZ dzien l noe, n~t ngauy.
49, i aadnego boIu. Ka&de1 ehwi,i,
~ sntsz Tub ~pracujesz. ten doskonaiy
srodsk niswidxlalnie wpaja " mustuIy
MOVE tycis | SHY, ktore 70 aby
muskulom brzusznym potrzeones a.
naoSSy utrsymac wnstr1nosci " srodku
nosiy hay sztucznej xewnetrxnej pod
wi Plapao-Pads wytlemac19ne:
z...a~| ma kt0rych PlApao-Pads pre-
Ia mosa iatwo bye Erozumiane. gdy
ale spogisdnie ma powyaszs nssssacye
4 gay sic r-EsczytA n~AStepa'ses 0o'As
p1sn.o-Pad Jest Eroblony 2 silnes0
~%ts,E{sSo materya1u rE". ktorsSc &C.
ess lest Eastosowanie sic DO Iuen Sw
eislA zVpslna wygods " ncs.e1 y
wewnstrzna lego strens lsJ IAN
aobnie fax plaster CacskolWieA ron ~
sis on Cd piAstra), co sapooiesas Ss
sss3enko b zsuwalo sic : mic1sca
lest to ten p~owisksSeny koasse'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

bolszewickich do 8orysowa be--
die uznane "a zerwanie rozpocze-
tych PREY pomocy wymiany de-
Pesz rokowan, nalezy uwazac, IL
negocyacye tie faktycznie 'Ulegna
zerwaniu i wojna z Rosya potoczy
sic W daszym ciagu. DIS bo-
wien znow nadeszla z WarSzawy
depesza, datowana ~ieszcze swoja
droga Ago bm,, ktora donosi, Il
Rad sowiecki, zamiast zgodzrc sic
ma Borysow, wysuwa powtSnie
argumenty "a odbyciem konferen-
cyl pokojowej w Estonii. w no.
Gle tel b~olszewicy uczynili pew
ne ustsPstwa Polsce, ale odmowili
stanowczo zgody swej ma Bory-
sow. Przyp. Red. DE-. Chico
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
PRODUKCYA
WEGLA MA GoRNYM SLA-
SKU.


(Kablogram Williama E. Nash do
The Chicago Daily News
Berlin, IT. kwietnia. - General
lie Rond, preDes aiianc%iej komi--
syi administracyjnej W Opolu ma
Slasku, ma prawo bye dumnym z
dziela, jake dohonywuja jego woj
ska Ola zachowania porzadku ma
Gornym Slasku. Jest to jedna z
.tych nielicznych okolic ma konty-
Inencie Europy, gdzie pnodukcya
wegia odbywa sic ma normalnej
niemal stopie, gdyz obecnosc fran
ouskich zo4nierzy i surowe pre-
|pisy prawa wojshowego ME po-
zwalaja ma ~zsburzenia robotnicze.
Naturalnie, w~ydarzajs sic sPora-
dyczne straj1, ale ME maja one
W sobie ME z zabcnzeh i REVOLT
cyl, jake nawiedzajs Ruhr, Sakso
ME i niektore francuskie dystryk-
ty kopalniane.
I%nformuja mnie, re przedwojen-
Nd produkcya wegla Gornego Sla-
ska wynosiia so milionow ton ro-
Icznie, dzisiaj zas odbywa sic wedle
skali 40 milionow ton rocznie, O.
bliczaja, re wegiel W tutejszych
pokadach wystarczy ma 1850 lat
do zaopatrywania calej EuroPy,
Ijezeli bedzie W nalezyty Sposob
wydobywany. Co najmniej $780,
600 milionow ton wywozi sic TO
cznie do panstw bafkanskich. Dal-
sze 100000 ton ida do Austryi,
Wegier i Polski, a 100000 ton
spotrzebowujs wielkie fabryki
lprzemysfowe Niemiec i Skandyna
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

zem. Me jestesmy jeszcze u kre-
ST.. Musimy pozostac zjednocze-
nj. Przysz}ost swiata zalezy cd
utrzymania jednoSci pomiedzy
Francya a iWielka Brytania."
PORCELANoWE m
DE OLA NIEMIEC.
Drezno, II kwietnia. Jezeli
prowad0one obeonie W rzadoweJ
fabryce porcelany W Nielsen do
swiadczenia uwienczone zostana
spodziewanymi rezultatami, W
Niemczech ukaza sic prawdopo-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
ZAzADAJA
|WEGo RoZBROJENIA ME-
MIEC.

Frankfurt, II. kwietnia., - &C.
neral de Metz wycofa sic wraz z
37ma murzynska dywizya wojsk
francuskich jutro Z Frankfurtu
do Wiesbadenu. Zamiast tego, no
wookupowane terytoryum zatmie
dywizya 11ta pod generasem vi
dalon PREY wspoludziale wogk
belgilskich.
Paryz, II. kwietnia. - Znaidu-
jacy sic W Berlinie Przedstaw'cie-
lie Francyi, Wielkiej Brytanii,
Wloch i Belgii zhoza rzadowi
tamtejszemu wspolne oswiadcze-
MET, IL musi on bezwarukowo wy
peinic n~atychmiast tyczace sic
rozbrojenia postanowienia trak-
tatu wersalskiego wedfe postano-
wionych ostatnio planow. Chodza
pogsoaki, re maja oni przy tel spo-
sobnoSci zaloomrInikowac rzadowi
temu, IL jesli ME zdota W najbliz-
szej przyszsoSci DgnieSc rewolu-
cyjnego ruchu, Alianci wstrzy-
maja dalsze dostawy zywnosci ola
Niemiec.,
Procz tego tutejszy Temps"
dowiaduje sic, IL przedstawiciele
CT zakomtmiiu1ja panu Ebertowi,
il Alianci stanowczo ME zgodza
sic ma utworzenie w Niemczech
taliego rzadu rewol~cyjnego, kto
ryby stawaf w opozycyi przeciw'
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17
%TslsgTamy z%agTaniezns'

Dokonczenie re strony i-szej.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-04-17

ko> Scisiemu wykonaniu traktatu
pokojowego.
Marsylia, II. kwietnia. - Ma
pokladzie parowca MADEIRA
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