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call For Sank statement.

United Press Leased Wire Service.
WASHINGTON, March 8. = The
comptroller of the treasury today is
sued a call for the condition Of ma.
tiopal banks at the close OF business
on Saturday, February %.
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SPORTS

tee failed to consider the inter-clty
matches for the Church. cup in
which S. Howard Voshel beat John
son rs and 60.
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Murchison Joins Indians.

UNITED Press Leased Wire Service
CLEVELAND, Ohio. March 3.-Tim
Murchison, left handed pitcher, is
now member of the Cleveland In.
dams, James I.unn announced last
night. The pitcher was with Peoria
in the Three Eye league.
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Coffee Rio No. on spot, 14%c. hi
Santos No. 4, 24@24hc. "a
Tallow--Weaker. City. 1870; ~
cial, 141ac 81
Hay-Steady. No. 1. s2.70asIl(
No. 8. $2.4O@2.6o; clover, $235a2a
Dressed poultry-Quiet. TurkeA
44@55c; chickens, 26@4Sc; fowl
27k @40c; ducks. 36040c.
Live poultry-Weak. Geese, 200
zee; ducks, 30@35c; fowls, 4Oafs
turkeys, 35@4Oc; ROSTERS, zoe; chtt
ems, 25@30c.
Cheese-Irregular. State milk com.
mon to special, 18@31c; skins com
mon to specials, 4@22c.
Butter-Unsettled. Receipts, S,5si
Creamery extras, 63h@64c; dairy
tubs, $4,000; imitation creamer
firsts, 45@46c.
Eggs-Irregular. Receipts, s5,T2i.l
Nearby white fancy, 6I@62c; nearby
mixed fancy, $1,000; fresh, 56qsQei
Chicago Seed.
CHICAGO. March 2.--Rye-No. D
$162. -.
A1aAASy Yl.oV " pI.cO.
Timothy seed--S12.O0 to $140O.
Glover seed-$45.00 to $500.
Horses and Mules. ~
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2.-Horse
quotations: S'e
Good to choice drafts. .$150ds5s
Eastern chunks ........... 140@1I5
Choice southern horses. -. 130@1Gi
Fair grade southerns. -. 75010o
Plain southern horses. -. ESQ IS
Plugs ................. 20@ 50
Mule quotations: ,@
16 to II hands. $1,000 40q
is to 151a hands. ....... 110G250
Ii hands ............... 95020g
ID to 141a hands. 90@15p
IL to 1874 hands. -. 500. 50G10l
Hay and Straw.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 2.-Hay-
OF past two days fresh receipts, 15s
were inspected, which showed "a
timothy, 25 clover mixed, 5 clover,
10 alfalfa, and Is prairie. Although
offerings were quite free, the mar,
ket was pretty well cleaned up, phd
at unchanged prices, buyers promi
nent in last weeks trading again
being in quest of supplies. Sales:
One car part No. l clover mixed at
s34 and part No. 2 clover at 49,
Glover mixed: No. 2, 3 cars at $Slt
! at $3.50, 5 cars heavy mixed Al!
s32; No. /, cars at S33, car light
mixed at $34 switched. Timothy
2 cars at $22, car grassy
at S24; No. 2, car at $29 r. c., 2 at
$32, 2 at $50; standard, 2 cars at s5S
/ at s35; No. 1, car at $35, 2 at
$50, l at $37. Afalfa-No. 2, l car
at $50; standard, / car at $32, l car
at $34, 2 at s35; No. /, car at ST.
2, part car Qowa) az
$40, 1 car (Nebraska) at s21, 2 cars
(Kansas) at S22, / (do) at $22.5V'
No. /, car at $3.50. AN
Straw-Sale, l car wheat at slV
per ton.
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A great deal of interest cen

a great deal Of interest center
around the Y. NJ. C. A. Commercial
basket ball league. With the unex-
pected return in the games last week,
and with the season little more than
half finished, practically every team
has a chance for the pennant Every
team in the league is going now, and
another shake-up is expected in the
standing as result of the games to-
night.
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Chicago Cash Grain.

CHICAGO, March -Corn-No. 8
yellow, $1.52h; No. yellow, s1.54;
No. yellow, s1.49@1.51; No. 6 vel.
low, Slate @1.48: No. 3 white, .$1.51
50; No. white, s1.49@1.5O; No.
5 white, STAT; No. 2 mixed, $3.50;
No. mixed, s1.4s91.49; No. mixed
s1.47@1.4S; No. 5 mixed, s1.46.
Oats-No. 8 white, S9A @90Kc;
No. white, SSAc.
Chicago Live Stock.
CHICAGO, March 8. Hogs-Re.
ceipts, 1900 head Market slow to
steady Bulk, s14.50@15.25; butch
ers, $14.15@15.40; packing, $1,000
1850; light, s145o@15.25; pigs,
s13.25614.5o;. roughs. s12.25@12.75.
Cattle-Receipts. $500 head. Mar.
ket steady to strong. Beeves, $3.50
@16.O0: butchers stock, s6.75@13.25:
Gamers and cutters, s4.50@7.25;
stockers and feeders, s7.0o@11.0
cows, s6.75@13.25; calves, $4,000
1850.
Sheep-Receipts, $4,000 head. Mar
ket steady to csc lower. Lambs, S14.00
$4,000; ewes, se.00914.50. G.l.
St. Louis Live Stock.
ST. LOUIS, Mo-, March 3.-Cattle
1890 head; market 15@25c
higher Native beef steers SS5Om
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Games To Be Played Tonight.
ELECTROMAGNETIC VS. Ford.
S:15-American Cement VS. Odell's.
9:O0-Kellog's VS. Red Tops.
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EXPECT SHAKE
UP TONIGHT

Commercial League Teams Have
Three Games This Evening Which
Give Promise of Changing
Scores For Some.
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sPork-Quiet. Mess, $40Ost <s2,0o
.sLard--firmer. Middle west srot,
$40 65@20.75.
Sugar raw-Strong. Raws, $10750
112S.
Refned-Easier. GRADUATED, $14,00
@1600.
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Chicago Seed.
CHICAGO. March 2.--Rye-No.
s1.62.
Barley-$1.36 to $1.53.
Timothy seed-S12.O0 to $14OO.
Glover seed-$45.00 to $500.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01

- 49, -
|d1nkafds has teen abandoned.
n Boston tie arrests nom July 4
| December, 1913, were q, $50 and tht
same period 81 1918 only $500 reduc
don Of 1880.
sherlfiS al over The country are 70
signink because they can no longel
make, q living feeding prisoners. TIM
used 10 be the principal source o.
revenue tc-a sheriff,
IN Houston. Tex, the city farm tDal
formerly had from 50 TO 100 prtsoners
ell the time became absolutely depop-
Mated when prohibition hit. It va
finally rented to q Japanese. .
Many jails over the country are %
converted into hotels and apartments
10 solve the. housing shortage.
No. prohibition hasn't completely
prohibited. But 1t has ruined Jonr
barleycorn's business.
The enforcement bureau here holds
to the theory that the higher the price
goes. the more successful the law IS,
AT the Chicago convention booze was
selling at $3.50 to SIS 3 pint. demand
strong. Buying Il by the drink one
pays about SIS a quart In New YORK
In Wichita Falls, Tex, the oiNse-
gion. It reached the maximum prEe
Of $50 a half pint. Cash. too!
Uncle Sam lost $4,000. 100000 in rev.
enue, but made It uo in other ways,
That is offset twice By the billion the
people saved and twice more by the
billion they saved and spent for more
substantial Injuries and necessities.
The cost OF enforcing prohibition LOT
the year was s3,000.000.
Lest we forget: In western Mass
achusetts 176!persons died from drink
ing wood alcohol. and about that many
more In New York and New Jersey eyy
from the same cause. But the So;uvO
saved from alcoholism offsets tnat
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BUSY Session
DETHELlG|0l
Many Matters Discussed at
the Meeting Last
Night.

A very important meeting OF the
local American Legion was held last
evening. The meeting was held in
the County court room. Matters per
tanning to the home program Of the
legion and the. American Circus Expo
sition, which shows at South Side
park next week. were discussed. Ho-
mer c. Toothman made some hot
shots for those who have been slow in
trying OF dispose Of the stock for the
new legion home, and it Is likely that
efforts will be redoubled along this
line at once. Post Commander Rollo
Conley and others explained the COM
ing circus, and from what can be
learned OF the organization it will put
On a very attractive program for the
people OF Fairmont at a very reason
able price. Norris Miller, veteran
Snowman, will be in charge Of the cir
Gus, or carnival. Eighteen special
and very exceptional attractions will
be offered BY the circus during the
weeks stay in this city. All the fea-
lures Of the show will be high class
in every respect. A
Commando. Conley was authorized
10 appoint a committee 70 arrange
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i<.fil4 "a - : : z tsA ~. ~ y. <@fE.S <,
ye1r the detnketsl liaS6 plat 81 l00et
| 900. 900 Of thig n banlEs, spent $l0e$
| Qpe;00o o. It tT candy and that the
other $780, 100000 vent for SOFT dftAks;
moving pictures, stheaters, tobacco,
bootle boone aptem1bii les clothes,
EShc9S, groceries, furniture, etc. Rut
I the bulk Of this second billion went
Itor soft drinks and movies.
| Kramer says most Of his troubles
have come from former saloons thar
kept hanging on to see what the Su-
| preme Court was going to do.
Before prohibition there were 1b0.-
!! 900 saloons in America, and nerhaps
not 5000 speak eaSies where
persons who are known can drink
The 100000 persons employed at
making beer and whisky a year ago
have gone Into other trades, and
therejis still q labor shortage.
Probablythe greatest economic saw
Ing has been the SOLDERING up and re
habilitation. Of 1900 900 men. who IN
the wet days were either incapaci-
lated the .day after or in Jail or IN
hospitals I,Manv Of these were COM
mon drunkar6s.
The drys say that scattered figures
show worhmen's efficiency has been
increased IS per cent. crime reduced
50 per cent, drinking reduced 665 per
E,cent. that death from alcoholism and
that 60,0o0,0oO bushels Of foodsntts
were diverted from strong drink to
other channels.
At Baltimore a movie show was in-'
stalled this year at Central police sta-
ton to amuse idle policemen. Proni-
Ibitiou cut down their work.
At II Of the principal cities IN New
Hampshire arrests for drunkenness
numbered 1860 for the last SIX months
OF 1920, as against $3.50 in similar
period OF 1917.
The sheriff Of Carbon county. Pa.
quit holding Sunday religious services
at the jail because there we're no prls-
oners to attend.
In Philadelphia arrests for drunk
enness were: Wet July, l9lS-IoSV;;
dry July. l919-5OSS.
In Erie, Pa. the cost OF feeding
prisoners in July 1918, was S3l5l and
in July 1919, reduced to $llS0, despite
rising prices
state supervisor Of administration
says prohibition cut down court main
tenance by one-half.
The government fiscal analysis al
Worcester, Mass, shows saving bank
accounts show an increase Of 50 per
cent since July l, 1918.
Eniorcer Kramer says Kelley In
stitutes all over the country have 10
quit, the last one to throw up the
sponge being at Columbus, Q.
The commissioners Of 10 Pennsyl.
vania counties had planned 10 build
a fen county worlhouse for prisoners.
Plans for financing it were about
ready before prohibition came. A meet
ing was held by the commissioners
Nov. 90, 1919, and all agreed that
there were no prisoners 10 be sent to
1t, and the joint organization Of COM
missioners was disbanded and the
plans dropped.
Warden Lewis. Philadelphia jail,
says arrests for drunkenness have de-
creased 50 per cent in his city. War
den Lee, Baltimore jail. says arrests
for all causes has been reduced 81
per cent.
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WHAT FIRST
Continued from Page one)

I MIA. Intoxicants are more plenti-
: full in Pennsylvania and New Jer-
sey than in any other states.
,"As TO the greatest benefit brought
BY a years prohibition. | would say
that i has been getting strong drink
out Of reach Of the boys and girls who
have developed no appetiteS for It.
"a topper with an insane appetite fol
LIQUOR will drink up his wife's per
fume, but one never heard Of nor.
NAL boy contracting the habit Of
drink bv attacking a perfume bottle,
Nor is codliyer oil and razo, contain
ing alcohol. a substitute for a road.
house debauch by young men and
women, where as many OF the old
drinkers are consuming all these prep.
arations they can get.
Leave the Volstead law on the
books two more years and drink.
ing will bea lost art"
The year Preceding prohibition
Americans spent S2,000,OO0,0OO fol-
booze. The Anti-Saloon League claims
10 have figures showing that the past
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1920-07-01
Wonders Of the Heavens.

People in the southern Hemisphere
see different stars, but there are some
considerations which are visible at
different times of the year in BON
hemlspheres. If the earth axis KEEP. .
always perpendicular to the plane OF
lite orbit none Of the northern con-
stellations would ever be seen in tne
southern hemisphere, but as the ans
inclines first one way and then the
other. some Of both sets can be seen
at different times.
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VIVA. the Flowers Tell.

Wild rose, loyalty; carnation' ad'
mirattou; violet, modest strength;
Easter lily, purity; lily Of the valley
sweetness and modesty; rose, happy
love; daisy, gentleness; water lily In
iIuepce; poppy, contentment; cosmos
hope; chrysanthemum, friendship; boil
", triumph.
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llse the toothbrush.

Beware the infected man whost
cprms fly about the world seeking
whom they may defl!e. Spare the
brush and spoil the teeth'-that's what
pays the pyorrhea specialist.
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ITI,,s I fl Ia . "a. 4 ,es, n rs Is
A. afyi III nlsSS ;fEat III ~ iiesriy fire
s-H ,I q Y s''';' r. 4 " = N; e
! SsSs ;ij,tIl :oadInc <
si,nnrt ~ ~ !: n, : Wednssdav
~ 49, y 49, n !. c1s "a Gle
sSfI sssis 81 Wi Il and "a icSfS - e.5e
4, M ~ ]s Nm mi sOsSo silrosd
nm ~ NJ ~ II; I'D 90 n ca;
All y enste lyS cafs az col and Is
clEs n ctke IN 81 were SSe5 cars Of
ci,al f1ored AZ east and IL car moved
Wan III Tia IA eafs 81, coke loaded
ii,ere we're 4. cars n eola east and s
ears n Il eSks west Ws6on mines "a.
't M ,loa Sed 10 cars az coal
slperstiols aiong tie. Monongaheia
railway n west Virgins On Vednes
aas sloaeed la cars ri Coal ln the
nsyiyank district there were I'll
csrS on Coal loaded. Z a
ia coal syas loaded on Wednesday
along me Hden's RIM and. wyatt.
.pinTatfon bsanciies 81 the western.
MARYLAND railroad.
n .Daity' Shinnents : -, ~
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From 1900 to 1918. the foreign trade
Of the United States increased BY
s,2sl per cent.
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Argument tct !
No man en- aycldSl
50 he had heiter, na|
possible Boston n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08
PR0CLAMATIA GUVERNULUl
DIN BERLIN.

BERLIN, Z Aprlie. = Guver-
nul din Berlin adresat All 9
proclamatie locuitorilor oraselol
ccupatc de armata franceza i'll
care zice:
In districtul Ruhr s'a adunat
trupa de mai putin de 14,OOo
oameni, ori char numarul exact
permis de intclegerea cu an
tanta.
,,Franta a considcrat faptul ca
impotriva unei stari de pace prill
ocupa orasele infloritoare ger
name ca resbumare. Pacea lum;i
IL "a fost nici odata dejucata mai
mOnstruos dc cum D dejoaca a.
cum Francczii. Dlsrlanul Gu hi.
liza neagra singurul responsible
t;..indu-va victime.c politi;ei lui
dc Shylock. Guvelnul imperial
(?ie Nota Red.l Va face tot cc-i
st;i III putinta sa searteze timpul
,ufcrintclc soastre. Nh va las.'
"a Gcrmania Sc fie sd.: -5:.A il
modul acesoa viclean."
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COMUNICAT.
DE LA LIGA NATIONALA
ROM1NA DIN AMERICA.

/! /. Dorind a ne arata recunos-
tinta fata de aceia carl au do
nat pentru colecta de 1mbraca-
minte pentru orfanii din Romi-
MIA facuta de Liga Nationala
Romina din America, cit 81 fa-
ia de aceia carl au muncit pen
tru neam, in curind va apare o
mica brosura, despre activita-
tea Ligei Gu numele acelor carl
au donat in acel scop 81 au aju-
tat Liga, mai ales della ultimul
Congress incoace. Credem ca
este datorinta noastra a face a.
ceasta.
2. Spre a acoperi spesele, s'a
decis ca aceasta brosura sa Sc
vinda Gu 10 cent? bucata, deci
aceia carl doresc ca so alba,
sa trimita 10 cent? la adresa Ii
gel.
3. Sectiile acele carl n 'au tri-
mis- raportul despre activitatea
lor, sunt rugate al trimite ime7
dat, la caz contrar sa nu sc su-
pere daca nu Sc va mentiona
mimic despre eli.
4. Despre donatori, numele 81
Iorasul, Sc va lua numele asa
cum a aparut in ziarul ,,Ameri-
Ca" atunci cind s'a dat rapport
de la sectii ori comitetele in
sarcinate GU colectarea. Aceia
carl au de raportat ceva, orr de
lndreptat greseli la cele publ
cate, sunt rugati a instiinta
centrala Ligei imediat.
In numele Ligei Rationale
Romine:
N. Nestor, presedinte.
I. Jivi-Banatanu, secretar.
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|nCdierdri intre Ger.
mani 81 FraDCezi.

PARIS, s Aprilie. = Zece ger
mani au fost ucisi 81 trciezci rl
'niti intro mcaierare intre fortele
lie ocupatie francezc 81 locutorii
dim Frankfort, spunc 0 depesa
primita All.
Fortele care au luat parte la
'ceasta lncaierare erau trupe Ma
rrocane. Eli au impuycat asupra
rebellion dupa ce intii au incercat
al face Sc realizeze situatia III
care Sc af1a.
Q depeSa din Berlin spune ca
sase sunt mort 81 '3j raniti, 81
declara Cd comandantul france
a dat ordin trupelor Sc traga nu-
mai dupa ce atitudinea multimei
a devenit amenintatoare.
Din Zurich Sc zice ca zece sunt
morti. aceasta depeSa spune ca
trupele All ilnpuscat Gu masini de
eat dupa ce ofiterii francezi
an fost sburaturiti Gu pietrii.
Tulburarea a pornit din de-
monstratle stutlentilor, dupa
cum spune depesa din Frank
fort. o patrula volt Sc rupa
demonstratla, in accasta incerca-
re un Otter franccz fost des-
partit de restul trupclor, 81 a
fost incunjurat de multimc, "a
tunci spre al scapa soldatii, au
tras mai multe focuri. Depesa "a
ceasta spune ca numai dol au fost
omoriti.
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Cart gratuite in linn
ba fie Caruia.

Amerlcanizarca milioanelor de
viitori cctateni al Statclor Unite
astazi, nu numai prin al inva. "a
limba ongleza, ci a le procura is.
Amerlcei 81 oeri.
eel 81 carti de idealurile, institu.
tiunile 81 traditiunilc americana
tradusc i'll diferitc limbi pro
ieetul intimpinat ell mare bunavo-
inta de fruntaSii tutulor natio-
nalitatilor carl au VENT in tara
aceasta sa-Si faca caminul aici
PrIn aceasta metoda, "a arafat
ca mil 81 mil din eli earl, dintr 'un
motiv sau altul, au intmpinat
greutatl de a invata limba Ell.
gleza, vor deveni patrumSi de
spiritul American 81 de iubire
pentru tara lor adoptiva 81 in con
secinta vor dcvcni mai buni ce.
tateni.
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lor mai bune despre America Gu
scopul dc a aduce faptcle 81 idea
turtle rationale inaintea ccior
noui veniti earl nu vor5cs. si;m-
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terea acestor informatiuni 20.
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.CONvQCARE.

In conformita4e Gu capitolul
VII, articolul Il, litera L din
statutele generale ale Uniunei
Solicitation Roznine de Ajutor
81 Cultura din America, Sc con-
voaca adunarea Comitetului
Suprem Executiv al sus numi-
tel Uniuni pc sina de 25 Apri-
lie (Dumineca 1920, orele 10
a. m. in localul oficiului Uniu-
nei de sub No. 312 So. Liberty
Street, Alliance, Ohio.
Deci rog pc toti domnii func-
ticnari generali ii pc membrii
comitetului execptiv (afara de
suplenti) a Sc conforma acestei
convocari, precutn dicteaza Ca
pitolul XIV, art. f1 din statute.
IOANaN. SERBU,
pres. gen. hl U. S. r. A.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08
miSCarea Iriandezi-
lor in Washington.

WASHINGTON, Z Aprilie. :
Purtlmd steaguri cu citatii din
cuvintarile ministrului de eNter.
ne al Statelor Unite d. Colby, fe.
meile care apara cauza Irlandei
...-au transferat activitatile de Ia
ambasada engleza la ministerul
de externe.
In orelc ccle mai ocupatc de Il
minister aceste femei prezentau
ochilor lucratorilor din timpul ra-
zboiului placa.e 81 drapele Gu
urmatoarele inscr.I,tii:
Nu nici 8 scinteic de legal
tate in pretensia Ahgliei lie q
domni peste Irlania:
,,Moartea martirilor DIV. che
mat la viata milioane de Irlan.
dezi GU principii.'
,,Nu pot sta tacut 81 nepasat u
clnd acestc oferte sacrc sunt pus.,
pc altarul patriotismului.''
RoInceperea patrularii in fata
ambasadei engleze fost amina.
ia pima dupa jlldeoarea celor pa
tru femei arestate pentru ca al
tinut post in fata ambasadei. jill
decarea lor Sc va face Luni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-08

,,Prima ri a ocupatiunei Frank
fortului trecut fara incident
Pcpulatiunea a PRINT GU f1lsu;le
tire arnata," zicc generalul De
goutte, comaEGaitul irsncez,. re
irapoiat de ia 0 inspec:ie facuti
,,Dupa acea Pc neastertate, dn
pa ordinele dc Ia Berlin, popula
TIA fost cnprinsl de framinta"i
Aceste framlntari au degenera'
IN asresiun, ST soldatii nostri ii
legitilna aparare au fost fortat
sc intrcbuinteze armele. Att pt
cit stu moi IL am avut perderi
,,Incnlentul lie arata cum tire
buc Sc pindim procedarile BerIl
nului 81 de ce evenimentele dil
districtul Ruhr Ger toata aten
tiunea noastra. NJ putem consi
dera ce Sc perece in Ruhr sat
aici in mod deosebit; 1ntre eve
nimcntele a caror martor sun
tenn este 0 relatiune strinsa.
,,Agresiunea din Frankfort $
in Ruhr trebuesc attribute acelu
iasi militarism reactionar. Des
Dre aceasta aycm doyeZl abSO
lutte.
.,Guvcrllul din Berlin inga
duit ca trupelc din Reichswehl
Sc invadeze fara Fl necesar di
strictul Ruhr, fiindca fost do
rinta lui Kapp, Won Luettvitz $
alti ca Ell.
.,Loyitura de stat nereuSllId, ds
tOrita grevei generate partldu
miiitarist vrea sd sc reSbune pt
c..asa muncitoarc, inventind pri
media bolsevismului in distric
tul Kuhr. Trebuc sd Sc site In
Franta 81 aiurea ca nici odatd
ma fost 0 primejdie bolsevistd
in districtul Ruhr.
"A fost un simplu cas- a popu
latiunei muncitUarc, care urestc
militarismul prusac, cerlnd nu
MAJ sc fie lasata Sc lucreze IL
in pace. Sa Sc site ca poulatia
ieri sc afla inca la lucru in Els
sen. Ce Sc intimpla acum este re
sultatul ocupatiuneib trupelor dc
Rcichswehr"
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LONDRA, Z Aprilie. Textul
intreg al scrisorii Lordului Grey
prin care desminte Gu totul syo.
nul ca ar eXlsta lln tratat secret
intre Marea Brltanie 81 Turcia. a
fost dat corespondentului ziarului
Plain Dealer dupa care il re-
producem 81 mol.
Scrisoarea purta datul de a la,
nuarlc 81 Spune: -
.,Scumpul meu domn - Am a
ratat memoranda. alaturat Lor-
dului Curzon. Ell spune ca nici
un cuvint din accasta nu G. ade
varat. Asi fl foarte multumit da,
ca ati face de cunoscut d. Polk
ca accasta asa.
.,E dificil de inteles cum astfe
lie Communicate ciclmstantiale, il
care MI G nici sc1nteie dc AIDE
var, a pntut Fl circalat. 1nsa ace
ste svonuri sunt pine de viclenii
AL. DIV. SINGER
Gre of Faloden.' Z