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New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

go on. But play demands that it
be heard from beginning to end. The
dramatist wants your unqualified en-
thusiasm or your soorn. He ought to
write in such a way that at the end
of the performance everybody in the
house will want to pull his carriage
to the hotel or ride him out of
town on a rail. o. all the arts the
theater should be the most violent and
the most venturesome, and if play
wright has honestly staked his all on
turn of the wheel, the least critic
can do when chance blasts the gambler
is to slip at least 10 cents worth of
long journey home.
Florenz Ziegfeld has been supreme
for SO many seasons as the producer
who best understood the business of
making musical comedy beautiful that
"What's in a Name?" came as some
thing of surprise last. week. In some
respects John Murray Anderson has
done better than his rival. Though
the sets for the new musical revue
may not be quite as opulent as those
of Urban, they are more imaginative.
The revue at the Maxine Elliott has the
merit of being no haphazard venture,
as so many musical shows seem to be,
but a production built upon very
definite theory of decoration. Mr.. An
dcrson has shown that it is possible
to create an atmosphere for musical
comedy song just as much as for po-
etic play by Dunsany. The produc-
tion by no means shows the same taste
and intelligence in music or in book
as it does in decoration, but this is the
invariable failing of American revues.
At the same time, it is only fair to
say that Olin Rowland and Herbert
Williams are generously humorous and
that in Beatrice Herford whats in
Name?" boasts the most facile and
subtle monologist whom our theater
has known.
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said to you Or what Sophocles may have
lnsinuated, this is a good show"
Good show" we retorted scornfullv.
wed like to hear you say that about
the 'Medea' in academic circles. You
wouldn't be invited again. That's
very lowbrow attitude, Euripides,"
"That's just the trouble with being
an immortal" he sighed. Sometimes
the laurel wreath gets very uncomfort-
able, and l slip in at some theater like
TINS. 1t all started in such very diff
ferent way. Let's see. think it was
a little more than 1900 years ago that
Medea' was produced for the first time.
You should have heard the critics. It's
good they said, but it's not art I
o'dn't mind at the time, because every
one seemed to like it, and was too busy
writing another play to bother about
the critics. Now things are completely
reversed-the critics admit that the
play is art, but imply that it can't be
popular. I'm inclined to the belief that
these modern critics are right. So
many playwrights have rewritten
'Medea' for their own generation since
l borrowed the idea from 9 hack friend
OF mine in Athens that .Medea' has to
be classic or nothing"
you don't seem especially proud Of
'Medea,'" we commented.
"Oh, it's all right. I like the central
figure well enough. the barbarian wom-
an against the background of civiliza-
ton. 1t was a popular idea, too, be-
cause it was hattering to my distin-
guished fellow citizens who watched
the play to think that only barbarian
woman could welter in crime rs Medea
could. Then, I think the chorus was
more suited to us than it is to you.
We were queer sort Of race, but We
had an ear for the music of our Ian
guage. In English, somehow, in spita
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
AdeA A~6e1<~e 1~ 19zphEaS,sozzz@:" Fl &:
AsW eW ere SAVING
By Haywood Broun

~ FEW seasons ago, when we
We we're much younger, we made
~ point of going to all the
little theaters up the alleys.
[sc praised their products as vigorously
L we could, and with no great dis
Elimination perhaps, to such an extent
lat more mature critic remarked
that II any theatrical organization
smld hire an old cowshcd and begin
.ries of performances as the Barn
rrd Players we would undoubtedly go
assy with rapture.
Now in our middle age, when much
'i our venturesomeness is gone and
men We find it hard to sally off to
lie frontier posts of the drama, we
sslIze that we were not as chuckle-
isaded as some of our friends thought.
10 be sure, some of the things which
ne experimental theaters presented
'sFe pretty bad, but, after all, expert
aslts are supposed to deal with ex-
snss. The alchcmist is equally pre-
aied to find gold or to have his whole
''paTatus explode and fill his labora-
'Fy with brown fumes and a noisome
aar Not few of the little theaters
as blown up, but in the wreckage
mere is hard and solid residue
aeh looks a good deal like gold.
iafse Of the finest productions of the
"w York theaters this season derive
la'eetly from sources largely scorned
the conservative persons of the the
tsr Eugene O'Neill's Beyond the
a'flzon" might never have been writ.
sa but for the opportunities which
'ae afforded him by the Provincetown
40 the Washington Square Players.
aanma's Affair."" by Rachel Barton
'a'ier, was Influenced, even if it did
XVI originate, in Professor Bakers
aa'se at Radcliffe, and the Theater
'4'd' which has covered itself with
"a's by it's production of "Jane
,ses is the illegitimate nephew of
We Washington Square Players.
"aoes not seem to us that any of
as things which have been done in
"' out-of-the-way places this year
's SHOWN half as much promise as
!. " experiments of the alley theaters
Two Of three seasons ago. Perhaps
Il We soiidifying. 1t may be that
a'a new and strange authors appear
~ another season or so we will shout
,.S' sSsaev'kl" and ask querulously why
=. s'00oy should try to improve upon
methods Of David Belasco.. We
ss not Though we have seen some
,,.,s s,"e things in the alleys, dank
eSu'es and incomprehensible whim-
~. w. We have always felt that they de-
ICY certain tenderness of treat
Whenever. a man cuts loose
u ~ sne conventions of the theater,
~: .asser he embarks on a venture in
n. 'a ne steers by his own intuition
-. = a0he OF the fixed stars, it is al
~ question whether he is going
~. " something s1ngularly fine or
~ sn ass of himself. If the doubt
asa been correct, Columbus might
4. sailed straight off the edge of
s.a World which would have been
NJ w good joke on him.
~. 'ag very significant is apt to be
nj; "a any art unless it is accom-
la o BY abject failures as we'll.
al, the dramatist who amounts
a. assnlng is gambler who says
u, ss II ALL" The man who sets
H.. : write pretty good play is as
- the housewife who would go
s,s s.l.es for pretty good eggs. One
nloy book in moderation. He
s1'p the parts which bore him.
= put it down and rest and then
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Nem Tbeatrtcal Offerings Of tbt Week

Princess Theaer Joseph Kaw will "Mrs
Thompson" comedy Ellis.
young the world who sigh wedding
trade, phioso-
by
boarding house; practical joker,
maiden lady with These will played by
Gladys George Spaulding Peggy Boand
Krch Phillips Richard Tabor pro-
staged by Miss Ellis
the Bou Theater A. H. Woods will present Ouja
Board" by Wilbur. The question
spirualm In the Edward Ellis Will
Gau Wallace Howard Lang Ingeo
Wilson, Hammond Dannenborg
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
Euripides Quits Classic
Halls of Hades to View
His SMedea' in New York

IN a comfort-loving soul, we
\A had taken an extra seat for
~ the matinee performance of
Euripides' "Medea" at the
Garrlck, and had slowed away our hat
and coat with the maximum of comfort
and safety. Then we turned as the
curtain went up and displayed the
dimly lighted space before Medea' S
palace in Corinth. where the entire
action of the play takes place.
Our eyes had barely adjusted them
selves to the new light when we be-
gan to notice very persistent pres
sure on our elbow. Turning. we dis
covered In the seat to our right a be-
Notwithstanding old gentleman with a
long white beard, his eyes focused on
the stage, a smile of tolerant interest
on his lips. In spite of our respect for
white hairs, we were angry for a mo-
ment, until we looked down and dis
covered that he was not sitting on our
hat and coat, but in some strange man.
ner was managing to sit through them
Curiosity overcame the temporary an.
ger and we bent over to the strange,
with a whispered question:
"How do You manage to sit through
those clothes?"
"1t's way we have in old Hades, ,
he whispered back, with a wheezy
chuckle at his witticism. 81 hadnY
seen the play in some two hundred
years, when heard of its presentation
here. So here am"
"But-but who in--or rather-whe
are you?"
"Wait till some of these young girls
in the audience begin to cry Author!
Author!' he confided, "and you'll learr
who l am"
"Not Euripides ?"
"The same" he answered. "and nc
matter what Aristophanes may hav.
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28
George Cohan's Daal ghter Ceorgette,
After Eleven Weeks ON the Stage,
Decides She's an Emotional Actress

said, "but everything seems so old in
Europe, you become so conservative,
that it is refreshing to come to Amer
ica. In the few days that have been
here l have travelled fifteen hundred
miles. 1t is remarkable how one is
able to travel here"
Georgette was born in Los Angeles
in the first year of the present CEN
tury, and was taken to school in France
when a very little girl. This is only
her third visit to the United States
since she first left its shores. She has
been to school in Paris and England,
has studied ballet dancing with M. Ray
Continued on nert page
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GEORGE NJ. COHAN
Presents
GEoRGETTE CoHAN' AND HIMSELF
New-York tribune., 1920-03-28

@S a comfort-loving soul, we
Va had taken an extra seat for
~ the matinee performance of
Eurinidas, HMadaau ~ IL
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Continued or mert page
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
ALEKSANDRAS STULGINSKIS.
Buves Lietuvos 0kabineto Minister'S.

Aleksandras sulginsks gae 1885 vasaro 20 dena Ku
teu kame Kaltenu yasGue Raseinq apskrtyc Kauno gt
berne Pradzios moksa is5jo Kaltnenp audes mokyoje
Viduriniu mokas Lepou il Kaune. Augstuosus mex alus
eo lnnsbucko roluje Haes Unverstetuose baiglamas
metals Hales agromjo nstiu.a prize Ialles uverse
Tarnybq pradto eit pric Vnaus zemes daykp Rohslos
pma kaipo nlovados agronomas Aytu pasku aku apkri
ties au aku redagavo zemes Uko laikast
"Vensed.
Nokieciams Lietuva paems persikee Viniq darba
vosi vsu voetip opupaccs meu tai kapo euvp nukenteu
Stems del karo sept Koniteto tvaydamas Draugjo
uki ypat darzu buvo Svietimo Draugos "Ryo pnnnkas
"Tevynes Sarge" il "Ukininko' redaktorius
1917 metals datavo susauko Nlniaus etuq Konferen-
cjo ir liko srinktas Lietuvos Tarybos naru
Dirbdamas Leuvos Nalstybes Tarybo prmnnkavo Tren-
tniu Beaisvu Graznimo Komsjai prize Vasbes Tarybos
Sudaran 1918 gruodzio 20 d. SezeviGiaus Kabneta
eo il Kr Dtu ministeriu portfolio Prano Dovydaso
Kabinee dayvavo kapo Vlau Rekalu Minister'S Antrajame
Sezevcaus Kabnete zemes Uko Nalstybes Turtu Mnse
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
PIRMI BEPARTINIAI
RINKIMAI.

Chicago, ILL.,, vasaria % d. =
Politiniai visokiu pakraipu vadai
su atsidejimu laukia rytoj Chica-
gos laujo bepartiniu aldermanu
rlnkinp istatymo ismeginimo
iAteityj daug priplausis hdo to,
kokias pasekmes duos rinkimai
pagal nauja sistema. Aldermanai
bus renkami kiekvienoje is iris
desimts penkiq miesto vardu.
4ra laukiama, kad jei rinkikai
bus skaitlingi, ia; pasekmes bus
galutines didziumoje vardu If vi
suomenei nereikes panesti lesu
priediniams rinkimams.
iPietinej dalyj balsuotojai nu-
spres ar pietiniu parku komitetas
gsli isleisti bondsus su,noje SEQ
10000 parkams If ezero pakras-
ciui taisyti, ar ne.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
SOVIETINIAI PIRKLY-
BOS AGENTAI
ESTONIJOJE.

Revelis, vasario 20 d. Cia pri-
buvo dyi bolseviku delegacijos,
viena ispildymui islygu taikos ST.
tarties tarp sovietines Rusijos ir
Estonijo, kita atidarymui isveza-
mosios vaizbos su vakaru Europa
per rusp kooperatyves draugijas.
Abi delegacijos bevieliniu teleg-
raiu susisiekia su Maskva. Ju ma
rial naudojasi tokiomis jau privi-
legijomis kaip If diplomatiniai
kitty Sally atstovai Estp delega-
CHA netrukus vaziuos Maskvon
taikos sutarties islygp ispildy-
mui.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
KLESINIAI .REIKALAI
WALDO SAIL, SAKO
SENATORIUS.
New York, vasario e d.

New York, vasario 20 d.
Colorados senatorius Thomas
Wasliingtono gimimo dienoj Sian
dien 1<albedamas Gia, pasake, kad
klesiniu reikalu kisimasis Wa
shingtone. yra pavojingesnis val
dziai negu kivireai del faulty ly-
Cos.
"Mes, ijusp tarnai girdime gru-
mojimus prisigerinimus, intiki-
minus if prasegrejimus apie tai,
kas laukia mus, jei mes drisime
savo galyas spresdami
apic gelzkeliu projekta. Mes bu-
SINE niekai, jei ,padarysime, II
buvime niekai, jei nedarysime.
''Abieju kongreso butp galeri-
JOS tolydzio yra pilfos visokip
klesiniu .reikalq atstovq.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
LONDONE SAUKIA
TAIKOS.

Londonas, vasario 23 d. =
KlauSimas susitaikvmo su Rusi-
ia Anslijoje virsta neapsieinanu
dalyku. Darbo partija spirte spi-
ria. biznleriai taipsi nori pra-
deti pAna pirklyba. Anglu admi-
nistracijos generolai If virSinin-
|kai Murmanske ir Archangelske
inteike memoriala Lloyd George,
'reikalaudami, kad taika su sovie-
tais tuolaus butu pripazinta. Wy
riausiu pasirasiusiu yra genero-
las Cough, buvuSis militarines
misijos pirmininkas siaurvaka-
rineje RuSijoje
Nera abejon6s, kad premieras
talpgi Era tos nuomones il dziau-
siasi sales spaudinu. kuri jis
panaudos llaipo argumenta prizes
francuzu nora l;sikyti blokada
toliau il net pradeti kare prizes
sovietus. jei kas kitas duos ka-
reivius il pinigus.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
[atviai taikysis su sOvietais.
SociaIistai Payziuje stoja Uz
bo|Seyizma.
LATVIAI TAIKYSIS SU
SOVIETAIS.

Revelis, vasario 22 d., per
Londona. vasario g d. = Cia
prlbuvusieji sovietine komisiia
sake, kad taikos tarybos tarp lat
viz If sovietines Rusijos prasides
gal begyje ateinantip desimties
Idienu Petrograde.
Rumunija neoficialiai taipsi
bando tariffs. Tos valdzios atsto-
vas sicia bando isigauti Rusijon
ir pasimatyti su uzsienio reika-
III komisaru Citerinu taikos rel
kaluose.
Lenkios atsinesima linkui Uk-
rainos, kuris stow ant kelio att
darymui tarybu, turf nustatvti
patys zmones; ia pasake taikos
salimybes aptariancios komisiios
Inarys.
kemisijos nariai yra CANA op-
timistiski kas del taikos padeties
If mano. kad taika bus padaryta
visose pasienio valstijose pirma
Ivasaros.
Komisija labai indomauja Ame
rikos atsinesimu linkui pirklybos
klausimo.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
SOCIALISTAI PARYzIU-
JE STOJA w Boise
VIZMA.

Paryzius, vasario p d. = Pa
ryziaus secialistu iederacija pri-
eme pilna bolseviku projekta. ku-
ris bus inteiktas Sales socialism,
kongresui laikomam siq savaite
Strasburge.
Prirengiamajame susirinkine
du senos partijos vadovu nuosai-
kieji inesimai tapo atmesti nau-
don paskelbimo. kuri pasiule
iraStutinis Loriot. Paskelbime
sakoma: ".Akyvaizdoje Antrosios
tarptautines bejiegumo suteikti
syvasti ir forma socializmui ir
jos pragarsejusio nesugebumo,
francuzu SOCIALISM, partija turf
prisideti prize maskviSkes tarp-
tautines ir pasiimti visas to pa
sekmes t. y. paimant visa kapita-
listu galybc ir pakeitiant ia So
vietais, ar kuo tam tolygaus.
"Sita proletariato diktatura APP
inns: Niena, tuojautini kapitalo
nusavinlma; anrta, privatines
nuosavybes teises panaikinimq ;
trecia, priverstini darbq visions.
ketvirta, atidavima j rankas kai-
nicely, darbininku. kalnakasiu,
gelzkelninku, il tt. zemes, pra-
mones, kasyklu ir persikelimo
priemoniu.
Paskutinis Sitos rezol1lciios
paragrafas ragina proletariatq
"vesti kova su kapitalis, xleso-
mis- ginklais pagal prieso pasi-
priesinima.'
Rezoliucija fbuvo priimta po
smarkaus pasipriesinimo ir sitas
laimejimas gal neilgam bepateks.
ParyZiaus sektoriaus, prie ku-
rio jie priklauso yra revo'iucin-
siausias visoj salyi. Bet ju rezo-
liucijos dazniausiai buva atmeta-
mos socialistu is litu krastp. Tas
S III atsitikti If su Sta rezoliuci-
ia Strasburge.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
KA JIS IsVADINO
SILPNAPROCiAIS?

New Haven, Conn, vasario 23
d. - Niceprezidentas Marshall
cia Vaizbos Butte -kalbedamas
apie. nepakante, pasake::
"Viemr silpnaprotybes apsireis-
kimu yra sefgancio. isitikinimas
savim, kad jis teisus, o visi kit,
kurie nesutinka su juo, yra asme-
niniai jo priesai. norintis jam
pakenkti.
'Proto silpnybe gall pagimdy-
ii bombos sprogimas. Argi kanuo
lip grlausnai is Europos butu
atdundeje per -Aalantika il SUI
.sargine Amerikoje daugybes EMO
idp silpreprotyste?
"Kur yra gerieji senieji pile
sargine Amerikoje daugybes EMO
mes gall visai llesutikti su jais,
If bet butt lygiai serais patrio-
tais.'
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
DARBININKU PARTIJOs
VADAS REIKALAUJA,
KAD WILSONAS AT
MESTU ,GELzKELINI
PROJEKTA.

Cleveland, O., vasario % d. -
Suv. Valstiju Darbo, partijos ma
cionalis pirmininkas Max S.
Hayes, siandien pasiunte telesra-
ma prezidentui Wilsonui protes-
tuodamas 0pries Cummins-Escho
projekta sugrazinimui selzkeliu
i privatines rankas. Hayes pa
smerkia projekts kaipe naudinga
tik specialiams reikalams ir rel
kalauja, kad prezidentas amnesty
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24

chill dar Wis stiprus Anglijoje,
o Lloyd George, kuris gal nori
tureti reikalus su mumis, bijosi
isipykti politiniams If finansi-
mans reikalams, kurie remia'
Churchillo politika.'
Paklaustas apie Amerika, at
sake
"Sunkp aiskiai matyti kas ten
dedasi. Rolos, kad jusQ bankinin
kai baisiai iSsigande. Nienas da-
lykas aiSkus. kad juSp valdzia
pasinaudoja dar ziauresnemis
priespaudos priemonemis, ne Tx
prizes socialisttls, bet ir prizes dar-
bininku klesa apskritai, 4daugiau
negu kokia kita valdzia, daugiau
negu atzagareive francuzu val
dzia.
National il persekioja svetim-
salius Bet kq Amerika galetu
veikti be svetimSaliu darbininku?
il yra absoliuciu butiuumu jusu
ekonominei pletonei.
''Bet kaikurie Amerikos isdir-
Ibejai regimai pradeda mattti,
kad daryti pinigus Rusijoje bus
ismintingiau, negu yesti kare su
RusiJa, il tas yra geru zenklu.
Mes reikalausime Amerikos is
dirbiniu = garveziu. automobi
liz if tt. daugiau negu kokios XII
tos Sales
20 jusu taikos islygos:" Pa
kause korespondentas.
"Neverta apie jas kalbeti dau-
.giau,' griestai atsake Leninas
"Visas pasaulis zino, kad mes
prisirenge taikytis tokiomis isly-,
gomis, kuriu gerumo nei arSiausi
imperialistai neeali uzginti Mes
atkartojame eilip eiF5mis, kad
mes norime taikytis, reikaujame'
taikytis if esame pasirenge Sill
teiktl uzsienio kapitalui kuoge-
riausias soncesijas If garantijas.
Bet mes nemanome pasismaugti
delei taikos.9
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
FRANCUZU SOCIALISTAI
PRASALINO Is ORGANI-
ZACIJOS' KARES PRIZE
SININKUS.


Paryzius, vasario 23 d. = So
cialistp partijos pariai, kurie pc
.reituose rinkimuose u1reiske sa-
W pasipriesinima items organi-
zaciios nariams, kurie balsavo
~ kares prie~1one'' atstdvp butte,
tspo isskirti is partiios rezo-
lucia priimta selnes Socia-
listu federacijos pildomojo ko-
miteto. Sitas nutarimas dar tu-
res butt patvirtintas socialistu
kongreso Versailiuje.
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
Nori Atiaaryti Rusijs.

Manchester Guardian, sake, kad
jei sovietine valslzia yfa tokia
nepasekminga, kaip jos priesi-
ninku agentai pasakoja NUNS,
tai kodel neatidarius Rusijos If
neleidus pasauliui pamatyti, kaip
il diugs nuo apkalbeiimoa
Sitas laikrastis sake, kad to-
1ydinis paralyziavimas rusp vaiz-
bos daro vidurine Europa boise
vizmo sodykla, palaikydamas pla
ciai issipletojusi bada, is kurio
visuomet kila nihilistis komuniz-
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
BO|Sevikai paeme Murmanska.
Leninas abejoja iaIkininku nuo$irdumu.

mas. Jis sako, kad tokiu budu
Hwidurine ir vakarine Europa yra
lengva uzkariauti taip vadinamai
Rusijos baisiai kafinei pajiegai,
aciu palaikymui skurdo If anar-
schijos,
Lietuva. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1892-1920, 1920-02-24
.LENINAS ABEJOJA Tall
KININKU NUOsIRDUMU.

lA1Af1ANIAG ANO OO1Aei' - A'A ~ :
Ryga, per kuriera / Berlina,
yasario 2I d. Nikolai Lenin
kelias dienos tam atgal matesi
su Daily News ir New York
World korespondentu Lincoln
Eyre, Kremliuje, Maskvoje, su
kuriuo jis kalbejosi. "Proletaru
Iautokratas apie kiekviena dalyka
kalbejo praktimgo dalyku zinoyo
Ezvilgsniu saltai, realisitiniai ir
analitiniai be jokio fanatingumo
lar net dogmatingumo' Jis kali
Ibejes kaip "diplomatas, politikas,
Iekonomininkas, atsargus zodziuo-
Ise ir griestas formuloje, o ne
kaipo nepakenciantis reyoliucio-
lnierius, besmdis sios dienos civil
Ilizacijos naikintojas."
lApie talkininku kalbama nu-
sprendima nuimti blokada jis pa
sake:
"Yra sunku matyti nuosirdu-
mas uzpakalyj miglos pasiulini-
mo, sujungto, kaip matos, su be-
jsirengimu uzpulti mus vel per
,Lenkija. Is pirrnos paziuros
aiagsciausios tarybos pasiulini-
mas atrodo CANA tinkamas at
naujinti prekybinius santikius
per Rusijos koope-atyvq tarpi-
ninkavima. Bet kooperatyvu jau
nera daugiaus, mes jie susiliejo
SIT musu sometimes paskaidos
organais. Taigi ka reiskia talki-
ininkq kubba apie prekiavima su
kooperatyvais? zinoma, kad cia
lnera aiskumo,
"Todel as sakau, kad artesnis
lprisiziurejimas intikina mus, jog
Sitas paryzinis nutarimas yra tik
ltalkininku ejimas sachmatiniame
Ilosime, ku-io tikslai dar neais-
Ikqs. Ncaiskesni If uz marsalo
Focho pasizadepma aplankyti
Varsava.''
Rusijoje yIa kalbama ne apie
lbolseviku puolima ant Lenkijos,
o apie lenku puolimq ant Rusi-
Ijos. Korespondentui paklausus
| lapie galima lenkq puolima, Leni-
mas atsake:
@Beabejo, Clemenceau If Foch
yra labai, laloai rimti geradejai,
tvienas jp sumane, 20 kitas WIKI
Ina sta puolimo plena. zinoma,
tai yra didelis pavojus, bet mes
lturejome didesniu. Jis mus ne
lbaido tick, kick vercia stebetis,
kad talkininkai Wis dar nepaliauja
| dare negalimus daiktus, mes len
lku puolimas gall isristi jiems ru-
| su klausina, nei kick nedaugiau
luz IKolcako If Denikino puoli-
mus. Reikia zinoti, kad Lenkija
turi dang savu kibeliu, o yra
aisku, kad il negaii gauti pagel-
Ibos rel nuo vieno is savo kaimy-
np, neiskiriant Rumunijos,Y
Korespondentui pastebejus,
kad taika visgi atrodo esanti ar
ciau, negu pirmiaus, jis atsake:
"Taip, tas tiesa. Jei taika reis-
kia vaizba su nnumis, tai jie ne
gall ilgiau testi.
"Girdejau, kad clemenceau'o
pasekejas Millerand isreiskes no.
ra pradeti pirklybinitss santikius
su Rusijos zmonsmis. Gal sitas
pranasauja permaina fronto tarpe
, Ernncifns L,tnitni;r+, pa4 HL.-