davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
LATIN AMERICAN TRADE
 AND OUR PART THEREI

The foreign commerce of our Latin American neigbors aggregated. nearly or quite $5.000, 900 ,00D in 1919 against slightly less than 5000, ,009, GOO in 1913 Their aggregate population is nearly lO0,0 ,000, and the area of the Latin American countries 8,287 ,000 square miles.
 Latin American trade during and since the war period has shown great CT Fluctuations, says a statement by the National City Bank of New York: than that of most other parts of the neutral world. Prior to, the war the chief exports of the 20 countries so designated were Sedee, cocoa, fria1ts. india rubber, tin, copper, nitrates, wheat, meats, wool, and sugar. The war cut on much of the European markets for the coffee and cocoa and fruits and rubber and tin, while ou the other hand it increased European as well as American demands for the other products, meats, wool. sugar. copper, and nitrates. As a conse- quence, the grand total of exports or Latin America made bat very slow growth during the first half of the war period, and the imports during that period actually declined. The total exports of the 20 countries class ca as Latin America were in 1913 s1'oVa,DO0, 600; in 1914 $L552, 900 900: m 1915 $1,671,09o,o 900: and in 1917 $i,85S, 000.000. Then in 1918. when the ability of Argentina, Uruguay. southern Brazil, and Chile to slInniv meats, wool, and nftrates became fuI- " \. recognized, the exports jumped to $z,Sfs, s,0O0,O0O, and in the first year of peace, 1919, the continued demand for meats and wool, coupled with the great advance in prices of coffee and sugar and cocoa, brought the grand total of Latin American exports mn to nearly or quite 8 s,0o0, eco 900. as against $1 ,50o; ;ee9, ,o00 in the year .nre- ceding the war
 Thus,( says the Banks statement the exports of Latin America in the Hrst year following the war 1918. are aoout double, in stated value, those or the year immediately preceding the war, 1913, or in other words, will ap- d parently aggregate about $3 ,0oo, ,00O,- 0Oo in the calendar year 1919 against 1913. seAr
 Imports have shown a similar Apc- tuation, a decline in the ,opening years Of the war, a>siow recovery in the second half of the war. and 2 sharp advance in the first year of the the 20 countries were $1,4os, GOO co in peace, 1919. The total impArts of 1913, then dropping to ss7s, coo 600 in 1914, and sSs7,0oo.OO0 in 1915, advanc- ing. to $I51O, 100000 in 1918. with a probability that the 1919 totals when received will show nearly or quite s2.O9o, ,0o0,0o0, this sharp increase in 1919 being due to the increased pur- chasing power resulting from the high prices and popular demand for the coffee of Brazil. the sugar of
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
Growth of World Paper currenev

World paper currency. has increas- ed 500 percent since the beginning of the war while the gold reserve be- hind it has increased but 40 percent. The face value of the paper cur rency of 30 principal countries of the world aggregated $7,25O, 100000 in 1914, $40,00O, ,0O0, 900 at the date of the Armistice. and $50,0000O0, ,0O0 in De- cember 1919, these figures being ex- elusive of the $S4, ,0GO, 900, 900 of paper issued by the Bolshevik Government. Meantime the bank deposits and con sequent. use of checks as a circulating medium have correspondingly increas- ed and the world national debts have grown from $40,000, 000, 600 in 1914 to 60,000, ,G00,00 in 1919.
 This is a standardization of a study of world currency. and indebtedness appearing in the January number Of The Americas issued by the National City Bank of New York. It shows in detail the note circulation and gold reserve in each of the 30 principal countries of the world in July 1914, November 1918, and December 1919, utilizing the official figures of the state banks of the European coun- tries, and in the case of the United States figures supplied by the Treas ury Department, all figures of for eign currency being transformed into United States dollars as at the pre- war face value of the respective cur rencies.
 The four Central Powers, 'Gernany, Austria a-Hungary. Turkey and Bull Sarla, show an advance in note cir
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13

eration October 1T by King Alphonso. The Compania Metropolitano Alton so XIII. has capital of 10,000s000 pe- setas (S1,930,000 at normal exchange) and plans to construct three other subway lines in the city of Madrid.
 Samuel Miller started at 10 o'clock Friday morning to walk from Col gate Seminary, New York, where he is studying for the Baptist minis try, to his home in Westmont, N. J., 3So miles away, where he arrived at ' o'clock Saturday night He got many automobile lifts that he walked only about 100 miles.
 Above Nantes the Loire is little used on account of the swift current and shifting channel It is proposed to dredge the river for a considerable distance above Nantes or to build lat eral canals so as to join the Loire with the canal systems of Central France leading to Paris, and with the Rhone, making a waterway from Switzerland to the sea.
 The Fourth Swiss Sample Fair will be held in the Swiss Sample Fair buildings in Basel, April 15-29, 1920 This exhibition has become an insti ttution of national importance and of international interest An official catalogue of the exhibitors is ayaila- 7ble in advance of the opening of the fair, the price being 1.50 francs plus postage charges.
 American motor vehicles continue to predominate in the Philippine market. The total number of, trucks registered in 1913 was 567, with a tonnage capacity of 1,052 and a pas senger capacity of e,345. Due to the lack of railroads and the need to transport agricultural products mo- tor trucks are beginning to play an important part in the country's com merce. "
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
TRY MAGNESIAF FOR
 STOMACH TROUBLE
It NeutraIizes Stomach Acidity, Pre- vents Food Fermentation, Sour, Classy Stomach and Acid Indigestion.

Doubtless If you are a sufferer from Indigestion you have already tried pep sin, bismuth, soda, charcoal, drugs and various digestive aids, and you know these things will not cure your trouble in. some cases do not even give relief
 But before giving up hope and decid- ing you are a chroiic dyspeptic, just try the effect of a little bisurated mag nesia-not the ordinary commercial carbonate, citrate oxide or milk. but the pure bisurated magnesia, which you can obtain from practically any druggist in either powdered or tablet form.
 Take a. teaspoonful of the powder or two compressed tablets with a little water after your next meal, and see what a difference this makes. It will instantly neutralize the dangerous, harmful acid in the stomach which now causes your food to ferment and sour, making gas, wind, fatulence. heartburn and the bloated or heavy. umpy feeling that seems to follow most everything you eat.
 You will find that provided you take a little bfsurated magnesia immediate Iy after a meal, you can eat almost anything and enjoy it without any danger of pain or discomfort to follow. and moreover, the continued use of the bisurated magnesia cannot injure the stomach in any way so long as there are any symptoms of acid Indigestion,
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
U. S. DESTROYER REFORMED
 = IN DISTRESS IN BALck SEA

Constantinople, Tuesday, Feb. 1o.- The American destroyer Talbot was reported today in distress near Ser pents Island, in the Black Sea. If is thought, however, that the report may refer to the Talbots standing bv the British cruiser Ceres. which is towing a tanker and two tugs loaded with refugees from Odessa towards Constanza. Rumania, under bad weather conditions.
 Sea. -''''eA
 The Russian steamer Greeorieff ran ashore near the Killia Hfe-saving sta ton at the Black Sea entrance to. the Bosphorus. One hundred and fifty of her passengers were rescued in the raging storm by means of line land ed from the ship by rocket, and efforts are continuing for the rescue crew.
 The Gregorieff is a 7.COoton vessel She left Odessa on Sunday.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
A Safe and Speedy
 Rheumatism Remedy That Offers Two Weeks Treatment to Any Sufferer on Money Back
 Plan.

Be fair to yourself. you sufferers from rheumatism. no matter what form. Get from, your druggist a pack age of Rheuma, the guaranteed pre- scription. Use the entire bottle, and if you don't think it has given you quick and satisfying relief, say so. and you can have your money back.
 Isn't that a fair offer?
 Then start the Rheuma treatment to- day It's reputable physicians pre- scription, altogether different from remedies usually prescribed-free from narcotics. and perfectly harmless.
 Rheuma acts On the kidneys and helps to force the uric acid from the swollen joints and other lodging places It should please you in a day and make you hopeful and happy in a week or money refunded
 Rheuma has released from suffering rheumatic victims who thought noth- ing would give relief. It should do as much for you-it seldom fails. Lee S Osgood Go. will supply you and guar antee money back if not satisfied.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13

culation from $1 ,200e, ,oo0,o0O in 1914 to SIP. 400, 100000 at the close of the war, and $1S,770, ,090, ,00O in December 1919, the gold reserve notes declin- ing from 49.7 percent in 1914 to 55 percent in November 1918, and IT percent in December 1919. The AL lied group of IS countries (includlng Russia up to October 191D shows notes aggregating S4,9O0, 900, 900 in 1914, $25,e00,0Q0, 900 in November 1918, and $50, 900, ,000, ,000 in December 1919, 1914, and S5,070,0 ,000 ,00o in 1919, the ration of gold to notes declining from 76.6 percent in 1919 to 209 percent in November 1918 and I'll percent in December 1919. The s principal neutrals named aggregated Sl,166,- 000 GOO of notes in 1914, and $2, 42O,- 100000 in 1918, their gold reserve in creasing from $516, ,O00 900 to s1,45o,- 000,000, and their ratio of gold to notes advancing from 44.3 percent in 1914 to 59.9 percent in 1913. In the case of the United States the figures supplied by the Treasury Department show note circulation at $1,056, COG, 900 in June 1914, $3,643. .OOO,- = 900 in November 1918, and S4,G5I. : 000,o00 in December 1919. the gold reserve s1,023, ,000, 900 in S2,1G7, ,OOo,- 900 in 1918, and the ratio of gold to notes 99.6 percent in 1914, 63.2 per cent in November 1918, and 523 per cent in December 1913, these figures of notes being exclusive of the gold and silver certificates which are con sidered as warehouse receipts for an equivalent amount of metal de- posted with the United States Treas ury.
 The statement in condensed form is as follows:
 Paper Circulation, Gold Reserve, and Ratio of Gold to Notes Of 80 Prin- cipal Countries of the World in July 1914, November 1918, and December 1919, (In millions of dollars).
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
KALEIDOSCOPE

From official figures. the wealth of the Dominion of Canada is estimated at about tI7.ee0. 0.O90. .O6O, the total inc come of citizens about $25eeo, 600 GOO, giving the aggregate wealth as 31s. : ooe, ,oeo. .eo0.
 Honolulu is to have government auction sale, formal authorization of which has been forwarded from the treasury department to L. Tenny Peck director of the second Liberty loan. Here is what Is to be auction ed: Aone card index box, cost S1.25.7
 L4ne No. Il of the sMetropolitanop t29adrid sueWay) was opened for op-
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
N. H. ROAD EMPLoYEs TO
 OBEY PRESIDENT BARKER

Boston, Feb. 12.-Employes of the New York, New Haven and Hartford railroad who are members of the local branch of the United Brotherhood of Maintenance of Way Employes ana Railway Shop DaihoreFs at a pacatfr r 9
 tonight voted unanimously to obey tho order of Grand President Barker call ing a strike for next Tuesday morning.
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
DON'T BE A GUTTER

We cannot always find the ways That lead to waiting treasures; There must sometimes be disTlaldays That are devoid of pleasures; The winds that blow so softly now Tomorrow may be bitter; The storms will come, but, anyhow, Don't be a quitter. We cannot always do the things We wish we might be doing; We may not all be dukes or kings, Some men must do the heWing, Some men must blow and some must SOW. While some in jewels glitter, But, if your place is high or low, Don't be quitteT. Some men may live in dlenes5 On fortunes they inherit, And some men never may possess The sweet rewards of merit; Some men may ride in lordly state, While others bear the litter: But, rich or poor, or small or great, Don't be quitteT. You cannot win by sitting in
 Your corner signing gTavely; Infate your chest, thrust out your chin. And do your duty bravely; You may have cause to be in doubt, Your hardShipS may be bitter, But never let the world find out Don't be qutter. -S. E. Riser in the Chicago Record-Herald
Norwich bulletin., 1920-02-13
ASSIGN SINISTER MOTIVES
 TO LABOR LEADERS

Utica, N. Y. Feb. Exchanges that behind the announced plan of the American Federation of Labor to ob- tain the election of a congress and president favorable to It's policies existed a sinister movement of a small coterie of labor leaders who have grown powerful by the contribu- lions they have levied upon labor" to set up a government within gov ernment, were made here tonight by United States Senator Miles c. Poin- dexter of Washington in an address before the Utica Republican club.
 ''The farmers and Iaboring men of America" he asserted, "haye in every crisis been the great ,bulwaIk of our free institutions, and tl1ev will not follow the mistaken leadership which would place the government under the despotic control of government within the government
 There would be a lot more silence in this world if we talked only about
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

jealousy which causes all the rumpus in
this movie.
At the Isis the first half Of the week.
Il Il +
A FAVoRITE RETURNS.
Elaine Hammerstein is the featured
player in THE Shadow of Rosale
Byrnes." the attraction at the Colonial
all week, starting Sunday.
The star enacts a dual role and is seen
in the roles of Leontine Madden, a
vaudeville actress, and Leona, her sis
ter, an artist.
Because of an~alleged scandal in which
Leontine figured, Leona never uses her
almost similar name but goes under the
name Of Rosalie Byrnes, which was her
mothers maiden name.
In the early days of the war, while
sacrificing her concert work to sing at
A hostess house in one Of the large
camps, Rosalie meets Lieut.. Gerald Crom-
well.
They fall In love.
Cromwell Is ordered overseas and be-
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

fore he leaves they are welded.
Later complications develop and many
dramatic situations are seen.
The story is founded on the novel by
Grace Sartwell Mason.
HARRY CAREY.
Harry Carey, famous western player,
is featured in Overland Red" the at
traction at the Regent all week. starting
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Sunday.
Carey appears in the role of "a knight
of the road, who finds dying man IN
the desert.
The man dies and Carey finds In his
pockets gold nuggets and a queer map,
evidently indicating the location Of a
secret mine.
Red later attracts the attention of
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

and regular devil of man in the same
movie.
This opportunity is given Barrymore
in Robert Louis Stevenson's "Dr. Jekyn
and Mr.. Hyde"
AS the doctor ne is a good man but as
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
INDIANA DAILY TINES SATURDAY, MAY 20, 1920.

an eastern girl who is going west to live.
A dishonest sheriff who suspects the
hidden mine arrests Red on false
charge in order to obtain the map. There
follow many interesting events which
lead to an unusual climax.
"JEKYLL-HYDE-"
John Barrymore has inherited the ire
mendous task of playing a goodly man
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

Mr.. HYDE he is brute and murderer.
As DR.. JekylI, Barrymore loves in an
honest way a beautiful girl, acted by
Martha Mansfield, formerly Of 1.-The
Follies"
AS Mr. Hyde, the brute, he insults the
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

and I a rec roles
and in Mrs. TEN
pies Teleg T a M"
he has splendid
por tunities to
show his comedy
ability. This farce
allows Washburn
to play the role Of
a man who has a
jealous wife - so
jealous Is she that
she sees evil every
time hubby winks
innocently at a
pretty blonde be-
hind a counter.
- Il 49,. ~ e.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29

girl he loves ana admires as Dr.. Jskyil.
The film will certainly make faliow
want to walk down the middle Of tia
street at night.
Opens at English's Sunday for week.
STAY M
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BILLS OFFERED
Continued From Page Five.)


which will be shown at the AIhambTa
Tor the first half Of the week starting
Sunday afternoon with Dorothy Dalton
in the principal role.
Priscilla Maine. young society girl, is
loved by a DR.. Fosdick.
In the Chinatown underworld lives
PriscilIa's counterpart as to looks, Nora.
O'Moore.
She is known as Red Carnahans girl,
though a romantic Spaniard named Mario
Gonzales, is in love with her.
There is murder, Nora disappears and
Priscilla is mistaken for her and kid
mapped.
Exciting adventures follow
The supporting cast includes Huntley
Gordon, Walter Neelaad, Jessie Arnold,
Lucille Carney, Donald MACPHERSON and
Bert Starkey.
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HOUSE PETERS.
In casting the principal male role in
silk Husbands and Calico Wives" House
Peters, who has done satisfactory work
IN the past on the screen, was selected
to play the role Of the silk husband.
Peters will be remem bered for his work
in THE Girl Of the Golden West" and
1.-The Great Divide
Monte NJ. Katterjohn wrote the story
and is remembered as the author OF
The Flame of the Yukon" and Carmen
OF the KIondike."
Mary Alden has the role of the wife
who could not keep pace in life with her
energetic husband.
The cast includes Ruth st. Clair. Sam
Sotheru. Mildred Reardon and Vincent
serrano.
At the Ohio all week.
Indiana daily times. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1914-1922, 1920-05-29
wAsHBURN AGAIN.

Bryant Washburn is becoming more
and more favorite in comedy
Glas svobode., 1920-03-09
SLIKA IL DVAJSETEGA
STOLETJA.

Beloit, Wis. - Mrs. Frank ia
cobs, stara 2S let je izvrsila sa
momor zadnjo soboto zvecer, DO
elm so njeni trije mali otrocick
skoro zmrznili V hisi, ko je tenn
peratura padla Sc pod niclo, ognjs
pa niti iskrice. Eden izmed otrol
.je bio dete, stare komaj par me
secev.
Sosedje, ki so zarana slisali jo
.kanje otrok so vstopili V stanova
ME in odkrili tragedijo.
Eden otrok je vecino noel spre
vel pri mrtvem truplu Imatere IL
io prosil maj pomaga detetu, k
joka. Sosedje so Mpovedali, ola j
bila nesreena zena V velikanskem
pomanjkanju in to jo je naJbri
gnalo V smrt.
Kako je lep ia svet.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-09
sLABo PRERoKovANJE,

Lucy Page CASTOR, smrtna SO
vraznica goSpoda Nikotina pravl
da bo leto 1925 "brezdimno" "a
Ameriko. To pomenja, da, "a PEI
let ne bo vec noben Amerikanet
vlekel svoje priljubljene pipice
ali pa pokal cigarette. Miss Castor
pravi, da Sc sicer tedaj ne bo gle.
dalo ma kajenje cigaret kot Sc ola.
nes gleda naprimer rabljenj NOR
fina in kajenje. opija, kljub temu
Sc tobacna smrt priblizuje 2 veil
kimi koraki.
"Resite dekleta!" je sedanje
geslo internacijonalne cigaretne
lige, XII Sc je pojavila IL bivse an
ticigaretne lige, katera je re sko-
ro pozabljena. Nova liga bo nape-
la vse sile, da pristopijo k nje5
VISA cikaska dekleta, vsi zenski
kljubi in cerkve. Use BIO korakalo
"a "smokeless" praporjem, do
kler Sc ne bo zadalo tobaku smrt-
nu udarec.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-09
ZNAMENITI vIRGINSKI HO-
TEL POGOREL.

Old Point Comfort, Va, Z. mar
ca. = Chamberlm hotel, znameni-
to sredisee "a turiste, kateri je bill
zgrajen dovsljenjem kcngresa
ma drzavnem svetu blizini For
tress Monroe, je bill danes pozno
popoldne unicen po ognju, XII Sc
zaeel pritlicju. Pozarne brambe
IL Hamptona in drugih krajev
virginjskega polotoka so prihite-
lie ma pozoriSce, toda MISC mogle
storiti nicesar. Poleg hotela same
ga Sc je pozar zanesel Sc ma sEla-
disco Adams Express druzbe IN
ga unicil.
Hotel, katerega Sc je cenilo ma
diva milijona dolarjev, Sc je naha-
jal predveceru velikonocne Sc
zone, katera privabi tie turiste IL
vseh delov dezele. Ogenj je po-
vzrocil velikansko Skodo tudi ho-
telskim gostom. Poroca Sc, da je
neki zeni zgorelo OBJ tel priliki "a
stotisoc dolarjev dijamantov.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-09


Berlin, 7. marca. = Ia danas-
nio Obiavo, da bo feldmarSal Hin
denburg kandidiral "a predsednl-
ka nemske republike vlada abso-
htno preprieanje med mozmi, kl
pripravljajo in organizirajO kam-
panic, da bo izvoljen. To prepri-
eanje in zaupanje Sc je Hkazalo
mtervivu z DR.. Gustavom Sire
semanom, voditeljem nemske ma
rodne ljudske stranke, katerl Je
bill tudi eden ecetov reichstaske
resolucije zahtevajoee zgodnJe
volitve. Slednji je rekel:
"Niti eden V stranki nj zmozen
izvoliti Gloveka IL svojih vrst. =
MOI, ki ina zaupanje ljudstva in
katerega tedenca Sc obraea bolJ
proti desni nego proti levi strani,
bo prihodnji predsednik. Gotova
stvar ie, da ne bo nobenega soci-
ialisticnega kandidata. Ia stran-
ka nj nikdar bila v veeina in Je bi-
la zmozna, da je ostala V mocl sa-
mo potion kompromisa z burzva-
ziio in sredino, To pa vsak dan
boil in bolj slabi radi rastoeega
Glas svobode., 1920-03-09

ceplienia med tremi fakcijami. =
Neodvisni 81 vedno vec pridobiva-
10 cd veeinskih socijalistov." F"
"Kaj pa glede reorganizaclJe
kabineta?'
"Verujem, da edino hjemo
Erzbergerja, katerega Sc bo ma
domestic z fmanenim elovekom,
bo kabinet ostal intakten radi ia
ko vaznih nalog, Xxi so odvisne od
MEGA. Kabinet bo oStal do razpu-
S6enja narodnega zbora In volltve
in potem bo izginil "a vedno.
Glas svobode., 1920-03-09

zaveznikov MISC izdale mic, zato
slednji hocejo napraviti V Carl
gradu militaristicno demOnstraci-
jo. Velika Britannia, Francija in
Italia Sc vjemajo, da je hitra ak
cija potrebna.
Zavezniki imajo dovolj Get v
Turciji, ola lahko kontrolirajo Ca
rigrad silo in zavezniski pre-
, mierji kazejo preprieanje, da ko
boATurcija, uvidela, ola mislijo "a
vezniki resno Sc bo situacija takoj
zjasnila.
'Zavezniska ojacenja bodo dospe-
la v Turciji tenn tednu in Sc vee
jih bo sledilo pozneje. Sedanje
vremenske razmere v Ciliciji so
"a militaristicne operacije slabe,
toda zavezniki Sc vjemajo temu,
da mora Francija "a vsako cenO
nitro odpomoci svojim poslednjim
izgubam Ciliciji, drlgaee 81 bo-
do Turk mislili, ola so zavezniki
re siti bojevanja.
Clani mirovne konference NINA
10 namena, da 'bi hiteli S tlrSko
mirono pogodbo. Ko Sc je sedaJ
dognalo, da so porocila turskih
masakrih resnicna, Sc je zavzelo
staliSce, ola Sc mora Turcija uklo-
niti evropski zahtevi, da uvede
| takoi civilizirana vlado, sele po-
tenn Sc il bo predlozilo pogodbo.
I London, s. marca. Tukaj so
danes krozila porocila, ola so Sc IL
vrsili spopadi med zavezniskim
eetami in Turk v Carigradu. Vol
nj urad, admiraliteta in urad "a
tuje zadeve zanikujejo ia poroci-
| la, ces, da so neresnicna. Oficijali
so iziavili, ola MISC prejeli nobene-
ga usadnega pofoeila 0 kaksnein
spopadu ter je radi tega govorica
neosnovana.
Lloyd George je naznanil nizji
zbornici, da je Francija podvzela
tocne korake, da odposlje ojace-
MIA generalu Gouraudu, vrhovne-
mu poveljniku francoskih Get ma
bliznjemu vshodu namenom, da
81 utrdi svoje pozicije in prepreei
ponovne napade na Armence.
Lloyd George je nadalje izja-
vii, da Sc je poslalo francoske la
die V MeSsino.
| Glede Carigrada je premier IL
iavil, da identicne instrukcije "a
takojsnje drasticne akcije Sc je
poslalo brzojavnim potion zavez-
niskim representation tam. Ia
mosnji reprezentati vrse svoje de-
10 v popolnem soglasju S svojo
vlado. Bi ne bilo umestno, je do
dal, ce bi Sc objavilo te instruk-
CHE, dokler Sc ne dobi odgovora.
Doeim Sc koncne vesti o zavez-
niski okupaciji Carigrada Sc we'd
no prieakuje, vlada v nekaterih
l1rogim mnenje, ola je te operaciJe
pripisati temu, ker Mustafa Ke-
NAL Pasa, turski narodni voditelj
ojacuje svoje sile Mali Aziji I'M
da Sc turske tolpe zbirajo V vsho-
dni Traciji, kar je proti dolocilom
premirja.