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Evening star., 1920-03-05
SPECIAL NOTICES.

THE NEW MASONIC HALL CORPORATION
Notice is hereby given that special meeting
of the stockholders Of the New Masonic Hail
Corporation will be held at Masonic Temple,
5th st. and Va. ave. Sc. on Friday, March
%. 1920, at 8 O'Clock pm, for the purpose Oh
increasing the capital stock of the corpora ron
and for the transaction OF such other business
rs may properly come before the neetins.
(Signed) william A. Warfeld. Alien Jack
son, Jesse II. Mitchell, Charles 7. Ford. Peter
w. Price. jamie l.. Cox, Clara s. BROOKS; EI,
nest NJ. Dickerson. Paul X. Stewart. WilIiam
II. Cowan. Archibald Runner Frank MGhin,
ney. Philip Thomas. John $. George, Wllilam
II. Jackson, Directors.
To ALL CONCERNED-THIS IS TO GIVE
notise that the partnership heretofore existing
between V. ID. Gianacopoulos and the unneI
signed has been dissolved. and that nave
purchased the interest of said V. y. Giana.
copouloS and assumed the obligations OF salu
business. and will continue to conduct IT un.
der the name Of the "Ontario Market. at
'''i-i'-i' o"'"''0 Z. ga s. GINAcoPoUI.os. G.
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any other than myself.
GEORGE II. BOWIE, Jr., 1867 Wisconsin ave
I WILL NOT BE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than myself
ROBERT V. BEALL,
1908 9th st. NV. 81
! WILL NOT RE RESPONSIBLE FOR ANY
debts contracted by any one other than msseli .
w. y. McMULLEN. 30 Pa. ave. NV. -
LAST CALL FOR INCOME TAN RETURNS;
An ounce Of prevention Is worth p'"ha
Of cure"
More than $40 900, 900 In overpayments are
due taxpayers who ''THouGliT THEY
KNEW"
This bureau prepares them correctly.
Twenty experienced accountants. who know
what they are doing. on the Job from
n m. until IL pm. daily and Sundays
wARFIELD'S INCOME TAN BUREAU.
1923 ST. 141O ii tMaryland bldg.) NV.
Phone Franklin 1884.
''what a woman phoned me- f.. Hez Sven,
pastor. Sunday night, Centennial Bapt. Ch.,
Evening star., 1920-03-05
Fairbanks Daughter Gets Divorce.

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. March 5.-Mrs.
Adelaide Fairbanks Timmons. daugh-
ter of the late Charles w. Fairbanks.
has been granted divorce In su-
perior court from Capt. John w. Tim
mons, United States naval officer, sta
toned at Brooklyn Mrs. Timmons fs
plaintiff in a suit which seeks to have
set aside her fathers will in order
that she may secure a "child's share
of his SIS, 600, 900 estate.
Evening star., 1920-03-05
Quick Watch Repairing
We ar. now organized to repair your watch
quietly and well at
Ramsay's Watch Shop
1918 ST. NV.
All Work Guaranteed

YOU CAN INVEST ANY AMOUNT FROM 81
Q month up in the Home Building Association
and get per cent your savings. Ask about
IT. VIM. T. Galliher. pres: Geo. W. Linkins
and J. Paul Smith, V. presidents; James W.
Woodward. sec. 723 Goth st. NV. r. 4.
CIaughton. treasurer. zoos Penna: ave. NV.
During February and March
We Are Making Special Price on
Old House Wiring-No Repair
ing Necessary.
THE II. l. sCHARR ELECTRIC co. I'll 18th
NV. Main 1885 Experts in Electrical Work:
LUTHER L. DERRICK
announces his connection with the office Of b.
J.. Rust Real Estate, 912 18th st. NV, phone
Main 6sss where he will be pleased to see or
hear from his friends.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
WILL NOT ADVOCATE,
SAYS CONSTANTINE
Never Had Any Such Intention
King Says on Eve of De-
parture for Greece.
FRIENDLY TO ENGLAND
Defends Prof. STREET, His Ad-
wiser, From Charges of
Pro-Germanism.
Ru fAe Associated Prsoe.

LucxRNE, Dec. 13.-Constantine OF
Greece will not abdicate the throne.
This declaration to-day by Constantine
was his FIRST direct statement on the
subject
II will not abdicats and never had
any such Intention" he said In his fare
well interview with the correspondents
to his departure for Venice
en- route to Athens.
During the short interview Constan-
tine was joviai. talking lightly and
laughing most OF the time. AS special
message to the English correspondents
Constantine said:
II have never been England's enemy
and will be her best friend. I think
that is all I need say. My acts will
prove IT,
Referring to the continued order OF
exile against Prof. STREET., Constantine's
adviser, and Capt. Paparrigopoulos. his
aide de camp. the King said he could
not understand the reason for 1t. but
that he did not think the Allies were
responsible. He surmised the Greek
Government wanted to indicate by their
exile its good intentions to tho Allies
In eliminating those accused Of pro-
Germanism.
You have seen Prof. STREET." said
Constantine. "He liz no more German
than you or I. -
Turning to the correspondent OF the
Associated Press. Constantine said, You
Americans have many people who are
more German than is STREET. He Is a
Greek, as his father before him was
Constantine had sent for the corre-
spondents to thank them and say good
bye to those not accompanying him to
Athens
TT will be three and q half years to-
morrow since left Athens and will be
glad to return" Constantine declared.
II suppose you all have been bored by
this assignment"
The members of Constantine's suite.
with their families and servants, will
cave tomorrow for Brindisi. from which
port they will depart for Athens. The
departure OF Constantine himself for
Venice tomorrow afternoon Will be In
formal and the same as that Of ordinary
travellers. According to additional de-
tails of the programme of the Greek
Government. telegraphed TO Constantine
to-day. the latter will arrive at PhalerOn,
four miles from Athens. at o'clock sun
day afternoon.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
FREE SPEECH URGED
IN GERMAN TERRITORY
Less Talk, More Production
Needed, Soys Rafhenau.

NUREMBERG, Bavaria, Dec. lathe
German Ministers demand freedom OF
speech absolutely in German territory"
Herr Koch, Minister OF Interior, declared
to-day In the course OF a speech at the
convention OF the Democratic party, In
which he attacked the recent note OF the
Entente Powers insisting upon a cessa-
ton of provocative speeches by repre-
sentatives of the German Government
In the occupied territory. Herr Koch's
declaration was greeted with enthusia site
applause.
Walter Rathenau. head OF the General
Electric Company, told the convention
that Germany's need was less discussion
and more production, which, he declared,
could be done.
"Germany's economic victory" he
added. cannot be won by diplomats and
armies. but by ideas put into execution
by German worknen."
Hugo Preuss, former Minister of the
Interior. expressed the opinion that
unity OF the German administration and
German ideas did not mean centraliza-
ton to the detriment of the several
states. He declared restoration of the
monarchy was unthinkable and that the
salvation OF Germany depended on the
maintenance OF powerful Democratic
republic.
What rage there would be In the
United States" continued Herr Preuss,
III q foreign power should send a
special ambassador to Texas or Cali
fornia.
"In internal affairs we must have
liberty and freedom of thought and ac-
ton. but in foreign affairs Germany
must present a united front"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
GIOLITTI CABINET
MAY QUIT OFFICE
Resignation of President of
Chamber. May Precipitate
Crisis.

RosdE. Dec. i3.--The Cabinet OF. Pre-
mier Gio'itti may resign. according 70
the Gfor1tdIe D'ItaHd, owing TO TIE resls-
nation of Signor Denicola. President Of
the Chamber Of Deputies. because OF
alleged Irregularities committed by the
board Of the presidency in computing
vote &, the "hsnber iasr saturday.
All the members OF the chamber. in
cluoing the Socialists, who approve Of
the attitude of Sienor Denicola but in
sist on the resignation OF the board n
the presidency have agreed to reject
the resignation OF Denicola. II Is ex-
pected that Denicola. in the face of this
situation. will withdraw his resignation
The Foreign Affairs Committee of the
Senate has ordered a favorable report on
the ratification by the Senate OF tn
treaty Of Rapallo. adjusting the Adriatic
dispute with Jugo-Slavia. The Chamber
Of Deputies already had ratified the pact
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14

increased to between 14.OoO.O 600 and 49,
000. 900 barrels month.
Information obtained in Washhisuo
from Mexican official sources Is 10 tn
Eject that the new Government OF Gen
Obregon will make no move 10 secur
recognition by the United States until
after March 4. when Senator Harding
viii become President II Is understood
here that Il Is the plan Of the 10, srsun
regime to put It's house in order between
now and March 4, when II will be IN
better position 10 seek recognition from
the Administration with which Il viii
have 20 deal later.
Confederation OF this information IN
found IN the fact that one OF the urst
acts OF President Obregon on December
I was TO suppress all confidential agen-
cles everywhere. This applies TO three
established in Washington. New York,
and elsewhere. IL also marks
tae advent of the close OF the activities
Of Roberto Pesqueira In this country.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
BRITAIN IGNORES us.
In MEXICAN DEMAND
Wants Immediate Restoration
Of English Owned Rail
ways and Earnings.
LINKED WITH OIL GRANTS
Move Attributed to Success Of
American Wells in Ex-
ceiling Rivals.
Special Despatch 60 THE New Yux nraAL0
New York Herald Bureau.

Special Despatch 90 THE NEW YonK HERAL0.
Washington. ID. c.. Dec. -.
complete rightabout face in Great
Brita:n's dealing with the Mexican sit
uation. in which she will proceed with
out regard to the United States. Is indl-
Gated in advices received here that the
demand has been made by the British
Government for the Immediate restora-
ton Of the British owned railways
seized by Mexico.
Reports also are that Great Britain
has demanded the prompt payment Of
22,o00,0o0 pesos or about s11, 100000,
the lnteroceanic, the Mexican Southern,
the Oriental and the Vera Cruz-Alva-
ado Railway lines since the time OF
their seizure by the Mexican Govern
ment. In addition pressure has been
brought to bear on the Mexican Govern
ment to arrange matters so Thar $780,
100000 OF British capital invested in
Mexico shall be made to pay returns on
its investmeI T.
These demands which have startled
Mexican diplomatic and financial circles
are Souptcu lneIe WIKI tlle dCllOH u
British companies in purchasing from
Mexicans enormous oil concessions made
during the closing days of tho De Ia
Huerta Government These were ex-
clusively in the Federal zones and en-
croached on American oil properties.
Under the confscatory Cara ga con-
stitutton the subsurfaces of these areas
are held to belong to the Mexican Gov
eminent, hence the effect of the purchase
Of the concessions by the, British ON
panies will be TO exploit the properties OF
Americans. Until recently the British.
American and other oil interests in Mex
leo sedulously refrained from taking ac-
ton under the confiscatory decrees
why View Was Changed.
The explanation offered OF the
changed attitude of both the British
Government and the British oil COM
panies Is that the latter have been com
pletely outstripped by the American oil
companies in amounts OF petroleum
shipped out OF Mexico in recent months
statistics of the State Department show
that the Aguila, the chief British oil
company operating in Mexico and one
of the companies reported TO have pur-
chased large Mexican concessions In the
Federal land zones, has lost it's suprem-
acy held until TWO years ago In the
Tampico oil regions. The Aguila, ac-
cording to the statistics. instead of be-
ing first, is now In third or fourth place
Monthly oil shipments by the Aguila
In 1919 ran from 100000 to 1900. 900
barrels month, but no increase of con-
sequence was achieved In 1920. On the
,'her hand, shipments by the American
companies which in 1919 averaged be-
tween 900 900 and 5000, 900 barrels a
month sprang to between 100000 and
9.000,000 barrels a month during the
first half of 1920 and have since been
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
Socialists Win First
Popular Vote in Munich

Special Despatch to THE Nzw YoRK
HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau,l
Berlin. Dec. I3.
THE first popular initiative
election under the German
Republican constitution was
held in Munich yesterday as to
whether there should be a vote
for a new municipal administra-
ton in that city. The petition
fell ID, 900 votes short of having
enough voters behind it, al
though about 10000 voters
supported the demand for a new
municipal election. The Con-
servative and the Centre parties
were behind the movement.
They hoped to overthrow the So
cialist majority in a city gov
eminent election.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14

GENEVA, Dec. 13.--The General Secre-
tary Of the League of Nations to-day
made public another note from Ger
many, demanding that her protest
against the approval of the plebiscite in
the Eupen and Maimedy districts. on the
Belgian border, be communicated to the
assembly
The note, which is addressed by the
Minister of Foreign Affairs for the Ger
man Government, to the General Secre-
tariat Of the League of Nations, says:
I'm my communications of October 2
and November IA. had the honor to In
form you that the German Government
could not accept the decision OF the
League of Nations, taken September 20,
concerning Eupen and Malmedy.
According to the terms of the treaty
OF Versailles, it Is not the council. but
the League of Nations itself that is to
say. the assembly Of the league, which
must take the above decision.
From the explanations In the docu-
ments submitted herewith by the Ger
man Government there results proof
that the council OF the league based
its decision on inaccurate informa-
ton and contrary to reality. This is
why the German Government cannot
recognize the councils decision regard
Ing the question OF Eupen and Mall
NEEDY" The note then offers evidence
that the result of the popular plebiscite
In Eupen and Malmedy had been deter
mined by means Of intimidation and
threats of reprisals. and asks that the
plebiscite be declared null. owing to the
manner In which the Belgian authorities
have proceeded, and that a new plebis-
cite be held free from all outside in
fluencos.
surba r.rr,ov Coyarpr,apf 'hapee far-
vently that the League OF Nations will
take appropriate measures. The Gov
ernmcnt earnestly requests that 1t be al
lowed the possibility TO produce addi-
tlonal information when the question is
ieconsidered, and that the league will
send at the soonest time possible a com
mission into the districts In question In
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
WRANGEL'S FLEET SAILS.
Leaves Constantfnople for Bizerta,
French Naval Port.

CoNsTANTINopLE, Dec II (delayed) -
Gen. Wrangers fleet, which aban-
doned Crimean waters after the recent
defeat OF the Wrangcl forces by the Rus
sian Soviet armies. sailed from Con-
stantinople to-day for Bizerta. Tunis Ga
French naval port).
The fleet comprises one dreadnought
two cruisers four submarines. seven de-
stroyers, four sloops. four Ice breakers.
three scholarships and three tugs. Gen.
Wrangel remains here on board the
cruiser Korniloff.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14

order that 1t may form a direct opinion
upon the real sentiments OF the popula-
ton. This Ia also the deepest wish OF
the population itself"
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
CONCERNING EGGS

Brazilians living along the
Amazon River are very fond
Of the eggs of the turtle.
The natives of Panama
greedily eat the eggs of a great
lizard called the iguana.
And even in our own country
some look upon terrapin eggs
with favor.
But the patrons at CHILDS
prefer the best of all eggs
those of the hen.
Strictly frssh ssss
with savosy ham or
bacon and CHflDS
natchlsss eeffee.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
MUST VOTE ON ONE DAY
Opposes Award Of Eupen
and Malmedy by Council
Rather Than Assembly.
WANTS INQUIRY ON SPOT
Challenges Jurisdiction of
League Council to Decide
on Regions Choice.

LONDON. Dec. 13.--The German Am
bassador at London delivered a note
to-day to the British Government pro-
testing against the decision Of the al
fed Powers that the plebiscite in Up
per Silesia shall be taken on different
days, with voters placed in categories
according to their length Of residence.
The note declares that this violates
the Versailles treaty.
Germany suggests a conference Of
British, French. Italian and German
representatives on the subject.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
DUTCH SHARES TO Low LEVEL.

AMSTERDAM, Dec. 13.--The fall in
prices on the Bourse. which It is re-
ported during the last month has been
responsible for the loss OF the fortunes
of scores of Dutch families. continues.
Royal Dutch shares to-day went TO a
low level mark of 536 florins. Recently
this stock was quoted at nearly 1000
florins
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14
EX-KAIsERIN IMPROVES.
gv the Associated Press.

DooRS, Holland, Dec. 10. - Former
Empress Augusta Victoria OF Germany
continues to improve In health. but
her condition still is critical Former
Princes Eitel Friedrich and August Will
lam, respectively second and fourth son
Of the former Empress. have returned to
Germany.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York, N.Y.) 1920-1924, 1920-12-14

Strictly frssh ssss
with sAvosy ham or
bacon and CHllOS
Enatchlsss coffee.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-12
cuVernu|trebue sd Stea de vOrbd
Gu munCit0rimea organizata
Gresala Prmulu minsru romin-La somatii' poate
raspunde save de mitraere-Cum trateaza conduca-
tori englez 81 italieni fortele munctores Criza
ideei de Stat 81 nouile forte socale.

In stadiul in care ajuns con-
flictul dintre guvern 81 muncitori,
s ar parea ca alta iesire nu mai ra.
mine dccit violenta, ciocnirea din
tire fortele Statului, aflate la ordi-
nele guvernului responsible 81 for
tele muncitoresti organizate. In
tr r'adevar, situatia aceasta nu este
de natura nici sd he amelioreze sta
rea dinauntru, unde avem nevoie
mai mutt ca oricind, de munca in
cordata, - caci iarna near sur
prins complect nepregatiti - nici
sd he consolideze putinul credit
ce ne-a mai ramas in afara.
Sa fie, oare, in interesul obstesc
0 suspendare a muncei, provoca-
toare de pagube imense, 81 care ar
da in acelas timp streinatstii i'm
presia ca am intrat in pima perioa-
da revolutionara prin fatalitatea
vecinatatii rusesti, din car,za ca
reia strainatatea nu avea nici pima
astazi prea mare incredere in sta
bilitatea ordipci noastrc sociale?
Trec1nd 1nsa, della 'problema cea
mare la detaliile ei, vom gasi della
inceput vinovat guvernul de situa-
tia ce nj Sc pregateste. .Au adresat
socialistii un "ultimatum" guver-
nuluiY, Foartc binc! Dare la ges-
tul indrasnct 81 primejdios, prin
prccedentul &C s'ar crcia in Stat
trebuia ca organelc conducatoare
81 responsible sd raspunda tot
prin somatie, prin amenintare de
represiune ori .printr 'un alt gest
aselnanator, tradInd mai multi SUI
pararc, indignare char, din partea
guvernului, decit spirit rece dc
conciliatiune 81 ratiune larg 1ntele.
gatoare a tuturor exagerarilor vrc.
mel?
Sa nu uitam Cd omenirea trece,
acum dupa rasboi, printr'o perioa.
da de criza sociala fara pereche in
istorie. Pratutindeni ideea de Stat
este in complecta transforlnatiune
forte noui sociale Sc organizeaza 81
Sc manifesto in cadrele Statelor
lar forta acestora Sc gaseste limi.
tata 81 uneori char dominate dt
alte forte sociale ce ar parea-du
pa vechiul criteriu-ca trebue sa-.
ramina totdeauna subordinate.
Vroiti dovada acestui adevar e
lementar exprimat fara inconjul
81 Gu brutalitate?
O regasim imediat in Statele ce
le mai inaintate sub toate raportu
rile 81 pc carl ambitionam mereu sd
lie imitam in ceeace au ele mai bun
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-12

N'au lipsit in Italia GU acest pri-
lei acuzatiuni severe la adrcsa d.
lui Giolitti care, prin atitudinea
81 actiunea sa, ar fl creiat un pre-
cedent primejdios de presume 81
comanda in Stat 81 asupra Statului
din partea unor forte sociale mani
festate pc alta Gale deceit aceea
Observation-Disclosures parlamentara.
Intr 'adevar, guvernul 81 Parla-
mentul italian ca organe supreme
in Stat, s ,au v:izut silite sd adopte
un control muncitoresc in indus
trii, caruia, in arnla presiunii din
afara de ele, ii vor da forma le-
gala.
ST acuzatiunilcr dintr'o partc s'a
raspuns dintr alta Gu invinuirea
de affiliate politica. S'a spus ca
Giolitti incearca sd canalizeze ten
dintele revolutionare in cadrele le-
galitatii punind in formele sociale
actuale cit mai mutt din fOndul so
cietatii viitoare.
Prin urmare, sOn,gtiuni Sc pro-
due 81 auirea la adresa Statului 81
guvernelor responsible, din par
tea formidabilelor forte socialc, pc
carl lea pregatit rasboiul mai bine
ca orice propaganda dibace, fara
ca pentru aceasta sa Sc supere eli
neva. Guvernantii intelegatori al
spiritului vrcmci, conducatorii res
ponsabili 81 gaia 81; Sc adaptezc ST
tuatiunilor noui, iau pretutindeni
atitudini necunoscutc pima acum
81 primesc discutiuni 81 contestant
pc earl odinioara sureranitatca Sta
tului nu le admitea nici in rapor-
turtle inferno, nici in celc extcrne.
Cind aceasta-i sit,latia, a refuza
in Rominia sd discuti ell conduca-
tori ceferistilor prin atitudini I'M
punatoarc dc discipline militara
sau te supara pc acei carl adrc-
scaza "somatiumi" scrisc in hume
lie unci organizatirmi mllncitorcSti,
- nu-i eel mai bun procedeu de gu
vernare.
Autorii "somatiei' trebuia,,
chcmati. Trebuia sa Sc discutc Gu
ci 81 sd sc arate ce sc poate acorda
81 ce nu, lar dintr'o discutie
contradictorie 81 GU spirit ingadui-
tor, mai ales din partea organelor
raspunzatoare din Stat, tara afla 81
invata sa aprecieze ce este posibil
81 ce> este exagerat.
Exageratiunile, orr de unde ar
pOrni ele, nu cad della sine? Caci
orice S ar spune, bunul simt irwin
ge totdeauna pentru ca el este sim
gurul conducator infalibil al muI-
timilor muncitoare 81 mai putin
Illuminate.
(Dacia) d.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-12

dcsi nu reuSim in gcnere decit sd
le imitam in scaderile lor.
In Anglia, tara clasica ira
ditionalismului conscrvator 81. or
dinei asistam lie citeva
luni la aparitia unei formidable
forte sociale, marele consiliu de ac-
TUNE muncitoreasca, faimosul
Council of action, organizat de Ro-
bert Williams, organizatie care e.
xercita asupra guvernului englez,
de perfecta emanatiune parlamen-
tara, presume politica fara pc
rechc aiurea sau altadata. In mo-
mentele cele mai grele ale crizei
polono-bolsevice, din luna August,
Council Of action exercitat a.
supra politicei externe engleze. 0
presume asa de hotaritoare incit
primul ministru Lloyd George, a
trebuit sd alba de cite doua orr pe
ri 1ntrevcderi cu conducatorii con-
siliului pcntru al tine la current GU
1ntreaga sa actiune externa. De
aceea, s'a spus atllnci, fara exage-
rare, ca Anglia are, alaturi de gu
vernul regal 81 parlamentar, un
altul de origina pur muncitoreasca,
tot asa de insemnat.
Situatia della moi MI sc poatc
compare acelcia din Anglia, dar
remarcam faptul pentru a sc We
dea ca guvernul englez a PRINT,
intro chesti,lne Gle politica erter-
nd 81 general eur0peand, aceea a
atitudinci Angliei in fata rasboiu-
lui polono-bolsevic, impulsiunile 81
char 'somatiunile" muncitorimei
organizate.
Daca in politica externa pot Fl
admissible auirea asemenea pre-
TENTH muncitoresti, nu vedem de &c
ne-am revolta contra lor, cind sc
produc la moi, in chestnut de po-
Utica interna.
Acelas fenomen, sub alta forma,
il regasim in Italia cu prilejul con-
flictului din industria metalurgi-
Cd.
Dupa atitudine initiala de G
perfecta ncutralitate in conflictul
dintre capital 81 munca-desi el Sc
produsesc eli serie intreaga de in
calcari ale dreptului 81 ale ordinei
publice vechi, incepfnd Gu ocupa-
rea uzinelor 81, deci, incalcarea pro-
prietatei-guvernul lui Giolitti
cind intervenit, ma facut-o decIt
pentru a impune aproape indus
triaSilor, controlul cerut de mum
citOri.