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The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
SOLUTION OF COAL {. PROBLEM WILL BE SOUGHT AT MEETING
Means of Defeating Prof. iteering in the Coal Trade Also to Be Discussed
 at Conference
By Associated rrss,

Washington, July 29.-Means of avert ing winter coal shortages and of defeat ing profiteering in the coal trade will be Monday between representatives of four government departments and a committe9 from the coal industry. Acting Attorney ference tonight, said the government hoped to develop programme on which the coal interests could come "half way in solving the coal problem.
 MT. Ames, who with Attorney General Palmer will direct the formation of the plan, declared there was no reason for d scarcity of fuel at the present time and that if a shortage existed, it was through faulty distribution. He added that there were mo economical reasons for the high coal prices which obtain throughout the country.
 This particular phase of the situation, he said, is being given close study both by the department of justice and by many representatives of the coal indus try, who feel that present conditions should undergo change
 Although the question of an embargo on export coal will be discussed at the coni- ing conference, MT. Ames said it ap- peared that the embargo could be dls- 
 ing the supply available for domestic use. Less than 100000 tons of coal have been exported during the first six months of this year. including shipments to Can- ada, he asserted, and this amount had not therefore, materially reduced the stocks here with a production for the period estimated at 255,000.000 tons.
 Wage questions probably will also come up for discussion, since Secretary of La bor Wilson is understood to have recom- mended a reopeening of the wage award in prepared report on the coal situa- tion in general and strike conditions in the Illinois and Indiana fields in partic- ular submitted today to President Will son. The labor secretary returned to Washington yesterday and at the request of the President immediately set to wori1 on the report. His recommendation for a reopening of the wage award, it IS understood. would Dc merely to bring under it wages of mine laborers which were omitted from the award of the bi- luminous coal commission. Other features of the secretary's report were not dis closed.
 Secretary of Commerce Alexander Sec retary of the Navy Daniels and Chair man Benson of the shipping board have been invited to schd representatives to the New York conference. The interest of these departments in finding solu- tion to the difficulties besetting the coal trade. Mr. Ames said, lay in the fac. that both the navy department and the shipping board would be heavy purchase CTS of coal for bunkering. while the de- partment of commerce always has been of aid to the industry fn supervisory way.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
CAMPAIGN FUNDS ID BE RECEIVED IN ANY AMOUNTS
Democratic Party Leaders
 Will Be Concerned Only With Sources From Which Money Comes
By Associated Press

Washington, July 2s.-Funds for financ- ing the democratic national campaign will be received in any amounts and party leaders will be concerned only with the sources from which the money comes. George White, the new national chairman, announced today in paying his first visit to the party's national headquarters. He characterized as
 buncombe" the suggestion that cam paign subscriptions be limited to sl0oO for each contributor.
 Party heads will scrutinize carefully iall campaign gifts in order that no ob- ligation will be entailed on the can didate.p MT. White asserted adding that any plans to restrict the amounts of gifts would be useless since such could be easily circumvented.
 The new national chairman. in discuss ing campaign developments, declared that Governor Cox, 'a.s the nominee of the San Francisco convention has be- come the new head of the democratic party.
 With respect to interpretations placed on the recent conference at the White House between President Wilson and Governor Cox on the League of Nations issue. MT White said there were no from clad contracts entered into and there was a certain amount of elasticity in the statements"
 MT White said he had not received an invitation to the White House. but he expected to "cal and leave his card v He added that whether he saw the presi- dent at this time depended entirely on the White House
 Democratic campaigners will go oeYore the country with the slogan: Peace, br ogress and prosperity" Mir. White an- rounced With this line. he added. hu- morously. i've will be 'Coxsure' of win ringf'
 Campaign plans. as developed thus far, Mir White said call for tour by Gov ernod Cox of most of the states. He referred to the states of Ohio, Indiana and Illinois as the "battleerounds. The nominee is expected also to make spe- cial trip through New England.
 The aid of William G. McAdoo, runner lip to Mr. Cox at San Francisco. has been obtained as a speaker, MT. White said The chairman expected to see At tornev General Palmer before leaving Washington to ask him to take the stump during the campaign.
 Selection of a campaign committee, nun bering probably fifteen, will be an- ronuced soon as well as the western manager of the campaign who will have beadquarters in Chicago. E. H. Moore governor. Cox's pre-conyention cam naipn manager. MT. White indicated would be appointed to the campaign committed Financial arrangements Will he Jeff to Wilbur NJ. Marsh. national treasurer. who has been asked to or ranlze a committee to direct the work
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
TWO MORE CONNECTS HELD FOR COMPLICITY
 IN SUDDITH KILLING

Montgomery, July % Cspeciap.-Twa other eonvicts have been arrested on charges of compllcitv in the murder ot Francis Suddith. convict, at the Spes. ner prison Sunday. according to a re- port received by the convict department today They are Wayne Wright oa Randolph. serving life term Tor mur der. and Robert Carter, alias claxton, of Montgomery, serving an indetermb nate term of rom eight to nine years for grand larceny.
 Wright and Carter have been placed ir the Elmore county jail with Clar ence Bailey. who Is accused of being tho person who yielded the knife No de. tails which would indicate the cause oi the Killing have been obtained. AZ Wright s now serving life sentence he can be convicted of only one of. fense, murder. and the punishment must be death If he is net given d deats sentence he must be acquitted
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
SMITH MAY G0 ID SA[T|LLO, MEXICO Detective Now in Birming- ham Likely to Be Sent to
 Identify Fernandez
By Asssclated Press

Detroit, July I.-Authorities here VIr- tually marked time today in the investi- gation of the killing of Mrs. Eugene Lc- roy and the shipment of her body to New York in trunk. Efforts were being made, it was said. to obtain the arrest and extradition of o. J. Fernandez. whom the police were told was at Saltilo. Mex ico, and whom they believed might be the Fernandez" of many aliases sought in connection with the trunk mystery.
 Some difficulty may develop, 1t was said tonight, in bringing the man back to this country, owing to the present state of relations between the United States and Mexico.
 Should the extradition papers be put through it was said, Lieutenant John r. Smith, now in Birmingham, Alabama, will be sent to Saltillo to identify the man being sought there.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
THREE NEW LOANS
 TO RAILROADS ARE
 APPROVED BY I. C. c.
By Associated Pres,

Washington, July 2q.-Approval of three new loans to railroads agsreeating $ls.- 9l5,o0o was announced today by the in- terstate commerce commission.
 A loan of sl7,9oooo to the Great Northern Railway Company was ap- proved by the commission to enable the road to participate in the purchase of additional locomotives steel ore cars, freight cars and for additions and bet ternents which will directly promote the movement of freight cars.
 The Central of Georgia Railway Com parry was loaned ssl5,oOo for the pur- chase of additional equipment and the Atlanta, Birmingham and Atlantic Rail way Company was extended credit of s200,o00 to aid in meeting maturity of si75.0o0 which was due July lg.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
Not to Resume
 Campaign Probe
 TM September
By As,ociated Prs.

St. Louis, July 29.--U uited states scntor James A. Reed here today announced the Sennte subcOmmif- tee would not resume it's inVcStiga- ton of campaign expenditures of presidential candidates until Sep tember. Senator Reed is Il mem ber of the subcommittee.
 senator Reed explained that he is preparing to take vacation and that SentaOr Kenyon. the committee chairman, is ut present on n Vaea- tion, and that, under these circum- stances, early resumption of the in vcstigatiOn is unlikely.
 Senator Reed does not know if the inquiry will be taken up where it left off, by continuing inVesti- satiOn into the Palmer campaign expenditures in Missouri, he said, as the decision as to thc direction of it's activities lies with thc conn mittee.
 The public may be assured, how ever, he added, that the inquiry will be thorough.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
PHILADELPHIA FIRE
 DOES S750,O0O DAMAGE
BY Assoe,a,ed Press

Philadelphia, July 29-F'ire among . rest of factory buildings here todaJ caused damage estimated al S750. 600 ana i;, jured half dozen firemen A numbel Of workers had narrow escapes from in jury.
 The buildings destroyed were six-stor9 sructures occupied by Sylvester Garrett paper and twine. the Phlladelphia Blanket Company and A. Pomerantz ( Co., chair manufacturers Buildings oc cupied by the lockwood Box Manufactuc ing Company and the Congress Ciga Company were damaged. Several women trapped by the fire. were forced to jumt from windows
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
THIRD PARTY NAMES MALONE CANDIDATE
 FOR N. Y. GOVERNOR
ev A,,oei,tss Pr,.s

New York, July 29.-Dudley Field Malone, former collector ot the port or New York. today was selected as the third or farmer-labor party candidate for the governorship of New York.
 The conferees also made public today the names of the candidates the far mer-labor party has chosen for the major state offices They include Miss Rose Schneiderman for United States senator.
 In formal statement of acceptance MT. Malone, the gubernatorial nominee declared a militant third party is here to stay and that its platform Will smash down the high cost or living. not only by putting profiteers In oaiL but by taking from our exploiters the resources through which the people are robbed
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
Wife Held Following
 Finding of Mans Boyd
ev A,,ocl,ted pr.,,

Bristol, Tenn.-Va.. July 29.-Investi- gation of the death of Ham Potter. lumberman, whose deposed body was recently found in the woods which he entered on hunting trip nine months ago, has resulted in the arrest of his wife and her three brothers at Eliza betkton Tenn. according to advices received in Bristol today. A warrant was also issued for the arrest of Roo ert Quinn. cousin of Mrs. Potter. In the preliminary hearing held at Eliza bethton yesterday Mrs. Potter and Harrison Quinn were released.
 When the body of the lumberman wes first discovered. it was thought he had accidentally killed himself. The coroner's jury. however, contended that the nature of the wound made this impossible and an investigation was started.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
Gist Of the News
GENERAL.

Harding discusses everything from politics tO China.
 Peruvian congress eonvenes in ordi- nary session.
 Edgar Caldwell will hang today at Calhoun jail.
 Senator Harrison to take active part in campaign.
 Strength peryades stock market; buy- ing develops on cotton decline.
 LOCAL Conner analyses cotton markets odd quotations.
 First suit alleging rent profiteerinE is filed in circuit court. County facing diffic"it period, in opinion of business men.
 Jefferson taxes are to xo up ESQ., ts0A. 900.
 Organize to get settlers for Alnbnm. farm lands.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
MEMBERS OF ARCTIC
 EXPEDITION LOST
By Associated Press

Nome, Alaska. July 2s.-Three mem bers of Roald Amundsen's Arctic ex- petition. who left the explorers ship, the Maud. with mail last fall. while the vessel was off the northern Slb- erian coast, are missing and are be- lieved to have lost their lives. accord ing to Russian government advices received by Amundsen here. The names of the three men have not been learned
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
Troops Moving on Border
 nu

san Francisco, July e9-Three move ments of American troops are under way on the Mexican border, but they have no connection with the reported invasion of Lower California. the western department headquarters of the army announced here today Troo5 units are being changed at Yuma. Arizt and Caiexico and Fl Campo. on the California-Mexiczn border
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30

Nogales, Arz., July 29--The federal government of Mexico will send all the troops necessary into Lower California to subdue Governor Cantu, who is re- ported in revolt against the De La Huerta regime, Gen Pelas Gales, Mexican secretary of war and marine, said here today.
 Forty thousand men will be sent to Lower California, he said, If that mum Der is required to subdue Cantu. Cantu must. and will, be forced to recognize
 the federal government.
 General Cailes passed through hero 1 today en route for Torreon, Durango, by way of Fl Paso, to take charge Of final settlements whereby Francisco life. He discussed both the Villa and the Cantu revolt.
 Villa surrendered to the federal government according to the terms made him by me, General Gales said He will retire to private life on a
 ranch at Nieves Durango. This was the former estate of the Villista gem eral, Thomas urbina, who left the ranch to Villa at his death All Villas followers have been paid | a months wages and their fare home by the government All charges against Villa and his followers have been cancelled
 T will meet General Villa at Tor
 reon to discuss personally the matters connected with his retirement from Mexican politics.
 General Gales came here from Hermosillo. camp of Sonora, where he conferred with Governor Borquez con- cerning irrigation projects in Sonora
 General Gales declared himself ia voring the prohibition of strong alcoholic drinks and gambling in
 Mexico. and said President De La
 Huerta is working for national legis-
 lation toward this end
 "ThrVn ghout Mexico the attitude or
 our citizens is friendly toward Amer
 jeans and other foreigners, General
 Gales said. Foreign capital now Is
 welcomed to Mexico and will be pro-
 tected.
 "A commission of four financial ex-
 perts appointed by President De La
 Huerta is working to make the Mex
 ican banking system the same as that
 of the United States All paper money
 issued by the government must be se-
 cured on a solid base'
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
PROSECUTION OF 20 ALLEGED BROTHERS
 IN COAL IS BEGUN
py Associated Press

Washington, July 29.-Prosecutions on charges of profiteering in coal sales have been instituted against about twen- ty coal mine operators and brokers in eastern Tennessee. United States Attor- ney Kennerly at Knoxville today ad- vised the department of justice The at- torney, who acted on recent instructions from the department. reported that the men would be taken before United States commissioners as soon as they had been arrested and evidence pro- duced to show that they have been sell ing bituminous coal at from S7 to ss.5o per ton.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
Transcontinental Mail
 Planes Reach Cleveland
oy AssaeIasst Prsas

Cleveland. o, July 29.r-Pilot Bert Acosta, driving one of the three mono planes that left Long Island this morn ing on a transcontinental aerial mail fiji iant landed here at p. m.
 The other two machines arrived at the Cleveland landing station at 5:so and 7:15 tonight. The flight from New York was without unusual incident. according to the several pilots
 The Hye-s VIII remain here tonight ana expect to leave in lime to reach Chicago 2t noon teneTrow.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
WILLIAMS IS NAMED CROWELL'S SUCCESSOR
B, Associated Pres.

Washington. July 29,-William K. Williams. Of Richmond. Va, has beer appointed assistant Secretary of War succeeding Benedict croweiL who re- signed recently to return to private business.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
NEW INTERNATIONAL MONEY ORDER RATES
 EFFECTIVE AUG. Is
By Associated Press

Washington July e9.-New eonver. sion rates for use in the exchange ot money by international postal money orders were announced today by tAe postoffice department effective An gust l5 The new rates as announced are; on Great Britain. si for ons pound on The Netherlands, 3S cents for one florin for sweden. A cents for one krona; for Denmark and Nor- way. 20 cents for one kropa for France. Belgium and Italy. Sl for ios francs.
The Birmingham age-herald., 1920-07-30
FORCE 0F 4O,OOO ID FIGHT CANTU
 IS MEX|CO'S PLAN
Governor of Lower CalifOr- mia Will Be Forced to Rec 0gniZe Federal Govern
 ment, Says Gales
By Associated Press

MexicaIi, Mexico. July 29.--EiGht men formerly holding high rank in the army of the late President Nenustiano Carrnnxa tonight held n secret conference here with Gov. Estaban Cantu following their tof- fer of their services to lead the Cantu forces against invading armies. 1t was announced by Gov crnor Cantu.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
GEN. WRANGEL ATAKUJE
CZERWONYCH.

Konstantynopol, p pazdzier-
nika. - Gen Baron Wrangel dc
rosi. ze sytuacya ma froncie cd
NORA Azowskiego do DniePru
rozostaie bez zmiany i ataki czer
wnych~ ma lego lewe skrzyd'o
pod Horvconiem zostaiy odPar-
te, Wojska Wrangla ataEula Dol
szcwikow ma przycz6iku pod
Charkowka.
w rcjonie taurydzkim rozPo7
czeto parcelacye d6br wielkiego
ksiecia ALltolaia Mikoiajewicza
5000 akr6w zostanie rozdane
wo}Scianom.
Otrzymano tn wiadomoS6, ze
gen. Siemionow, byiy gubernator
Mukdenu podczas wojny ro-
syjsko-japohskiej, uznai gen
WrangIa jako przedstawiciela
calei Rosvi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
KrOnika Chica&0ska.

dature ma gubernatora, II. W dnlu
23go kwietnia br.; wobec tego
gdzie przez ten Gas pieniqdze O.
we SIG podziewaly gdzie jest cd
mich proccnt, a przedcWszyst-
KEN - jakiem prawem mogi
przetrzymywat pieni2dze t., be
dqce wiasnosciq skarbu Stanu?
We wtorek masowe zebranie ko-
biet-demokratek.
Chicagoski demokratyczny ko-
mitet kobiet przygotowai wczo--
raj wszystko do majqcegO sic Cd
bye we wtorek W poiudnic maSo-
wego zebrania kObiet-demokra--
tex W tcatrze Illinois" Ma Ze--
braniu, ktore zagai PAM Howard
+. Wilson, przewodniczqca stano
wei organizacyi kobiet demokra-
tex, przemawiat bedzie ma temat
,,Ligi Ludlow, professor chicago
skiego uniwersytetu William L.
Dodd. Procz profesora przema--
wiat .beda rowniez inni wybitni
obvwatele obvwatelki.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
COX zADA JASNEJ ODPO-
WIEDZI Cd ROOTA.

Newark, N. J., @. pazdziernika.
- Gubernator Cox wyslai wczo-
raj drugi telegram do pana Ellhu
Root, W ktorym domaga sic Cd
niego, ably coinai publicznie Ho-
stawiony kilka dni temu zarzut' re
demokratyczny nominal uplera
sic przy ratyfikacyi bez zadnych
zmian takiego traktatu pokolo-
wego, jaki zostal> opracowany ma
konferencyi paryskiej przy wspoi--
udziaie prezydenta Wilsona. 70
r;ewaz odpowiedz pana Root ma
pierwszy telegram analog'czne]
treSci ME byia zadawalniaJaca, pan
Cox zwraca sic obecnie do niego
W nastepujacych siowach;
MECH, mi pan pozwoli Pono-
vic W wyrazach, kt6re ME moga
bye falszywie tl6maczone. a ma
ktore odpowiedz moze bye w ka-
tegorycznem TAX" albo ME
ma prosbe o odpowiedz, czy uczy-
niles pan oswiadczenie, jake pa
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
NAUCZYCIELKA POSTRZE
Iona w KLASIE.

Parma Rosalinda Reynolds,
nauczycielka w szkole publicznej
,McLaren", zostaia wczoraj rano
W czasie wykiadow postrzelona
dwukrotnie przez matke 1I-let-
niego jej ucznia niejaka Carma-
lie Rindone, pnr. 1887 w. Polk
III, Od d}uzszcgo juz czaSu chic
piec, imieniem Herman bardzo
niercguIarnie uczeszczai do szko-
}y, gdy zjawi} sic czasem W
klasic, byi niedozniesienia doku-
czliwy ma wszelkie upomnie-
MIA nauczycielki ME zwraca} wca
lie uwagi. Parma Reynolds trzy-
krotnie, upominala lego matke z
powodu ziego zachowania sic
chlopca i nieregularnego uczesz-
czania jego do szko}y, gdy to ME
pomoglo. nauczyciefka wnios}a
zazalenie do sadu dla ma}olet-
nich. Sad po rozpatrzeniu spra-
Wy skazal Rindone'owa ma 5000
grzywny.' To tax ia rozgoryczy-
10, IL, jak sasiedzi powiadaja. Cd
grazala sic czesto. re sic nauczy-
cfe!ce "a to .,odp}aci' w ubie-
gla Srode nauczycielka ME mogac
sebie> ruchwalcem juz d}uzcj
poradzit, poniewaz nieznosnie
broii, wyslala go do domu.
Gdy Chlopak wrocil do do
mu, opowiedzial matce. il
nauczyciclka wydarla mu garse
wlos6w i wypedziia klasy. We
czwartek Rindone'owa zjawi}a
sic Z adwokatem u pryncypata
szko1y e. J. Lunak'a re skarga.
Pryncypal Lunak zapewni} ad-
wokata re to ME nauczycielka
wyrwaia chlopcu garsc wios6w,
ale. zrobi,y mu to jego koledzy,
z kt6rymi pred nauka stoczyl
b6jke. Oswiadczenie pryncypa1a
(Dokonczenie ma stronicy 9-teD
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
GABRIELLE D'ANNUNZIO
PRZECIW KOMUNISTOM
WLOSKIM.
WLOSKIM

Rzym, % pazdziernika. - w
Sestri ogioszono powszechny
, strajk W znak protestu przeclw
zaaresztowaniu kilku anarchi
stow
Policya wloska wykryla silna
organizacye, zajmujaca sic usil-
lncm rekrutowaniem zoinierzy do
armii Gabrielle D'Annunzio. Orga
nizacya ia dziala W wiekszych
miastach wioskich. Agenci D.
&nnunzio zaciqgneli juz do ar
I,mii iklka tysiecy mIodych ludzi
" wieku cd Is do 80 lat.
Organizacya ia ma ma celu
! stworzenie' silnej armii, kt6ra by
taby zdolna stawic opor rewolu-
jcyonistom, gdyby ci zechcieli ujac
rzady w swoje rece. Wediug via
! domoSci otrzymanych Cd agen-
tow poety, D'Annunzio szyko-
wal sic do ujecia wiadzy w swo-
! ie rece mad calemi Wiochami *
gdyby radykali stall sic zbyt ME
bezpieczni.
Anarchist wtoscy postanowi-
III zazadac Cd organizacyi robo-
itniczych ogfoszenia ogolnego
straiku, iezeli wiadze ME uwol-
nia ich leadera Enrico Nalatesta.
ktory zostai aresztowany kilka
dni temu.
Milan, % pazdziernika. - Ca
iiy komitet wykonawczy syndy-
kalistow .wioskich zostai wczo-
! raj aresztowany W Bolonii, gdzie
urzadzono wielki mityng, ma kto
rym planowano wystapienie prze
ciwko w}adzy W zwiazku are
sztowaniem notorycznego anar-
chisty Armando Borghi, gi6wne-
go sekretarza partyi
| ALIANCI ZAMIERZAJA DO
POJEDNANIA SIZE z MACY
oNALISTAMI TUREcKfMI.
Konstantynopol, % eazdzier-
nika. - Alianci porzucili sw6j
zamiar rozbicia nacyonalistow
tureckich w Azyi Mniejszej przy
pomocy wojsk greckich beda
usilowali zaiatwic caiy, ten kon-
flikt przez sad polubowny.
Wielki wezyr Damad Ferid
Pasza, ktory Jest uwazany "a
angIofila, oraz ca}y cabinet tu-
A
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1920-10-23
z .ZDelnokratycznej Kanl-
paniii wNew Jersey.
Cox Zada Jasnej 0dpo-
wiedzi cd Roota.
'S3,990,693 ma Kampaniq Repub|ikaiska
TRAKTAT Z ARGENTINA.
Znizka Cen Maxi.
Federacya Piracy "a Podwyzka
Plac Nauczycieli.
tNNE TELE RAINY KRAJOWE.
TRAKTAT Z ARGENTINA.
Znizka Cen Maxi.
Federacya Piracy "a Podwyzka
P1ac Nauczyciei.
fNNE TELL c. r AMY AJOWE

nu przypisuja i czy vie pan teraz
e tenn, re jest ono falszywe, oraz
czy vie pan tenn, re sprawiedli-
woSc wobec samego siebie jak i
wobec narodu amerykanskiego
Wymaga cd pana, azebys to u
znal.
nPrzyjmujqc "a fakt, ae PAN
skic falszywe oSwiadczenic opie-
raSo sic ma mylnych iniormacyach
odesiaiem pana do codziennvch
SPrawozdah prasowvch moich
NOW, W ktorych niezmicnnie pod
kreslaEem, zc jestcm "a rezcrwa-
cyami Hltchcocka, a ze przyjme
lnnc, 0 lie zostana one przedsta-
wlone w dobrej wierze W celu
ponocy.
"Obecnie. panic Root, postawi-
icm kwestye jasno. Obaj rozumi-
lny znaczenie slow. Rozumic ich
|znaczenie take nar6d amerykan-
ski. OtrzymaIeS pan sposobnoSc
sprostowania swego fa'szywego
"swfadczenia, ale tego ME uczyni-
les"