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New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
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The Way ofH
"N4any cald"-an old refrosn;
Many called IN the rnn
But of them roll
For another nap the 0eu den,
dream ncndu itnnorer
Before they rise for the oating test,
And haping
They their luck--and they call 1t Fate
The Giant Revival
Sixteen through the pitching Mathewson
They shut the Athletics games
pitching twenyseven ore innings backed by championship
brilliant the Giants average world series play
has been nlarly depressing, supeatively
back the ditch, mangd triumph
In Of these facts what revival?
The Record
Here is the Giants world series record:
1905 Athletics, four and lost
1911 VS.. Athletics, and lost four
1912 VS.. Red sox, three and lost four.
1918 Athletics, lost
1916 White Sox md
This shows total of twelve victories and seventeen defeats not
opsided might the
the 1905 machine that carried Mtewso McCnn Bresnahan
and other stars the average has been re ggy with only eight
tories against sixteen defeats for a mark of 1888.
pitching getting late there
fair chance throwbac days.
club that Fsch Kelly Young and
Burnsamong othersis rickety machine
rety could have ever come from
far behind late the the
roadbed Of competition.
Ofsetting a Habit
years League club soced the
tossing of consideration highly speckd of 1919
Perhaps the Reds would
facts connected with the
te comment 1t hardly series to
fomance chart unless than
ball skill
The American League has made romp
of it, with exception I'm
through that date the National League
ELEPHANTS the cam the peze
But since 1909 the
tered
That's quite bulge than the mere break
of the
1t proof through that supremacy Does this
supremacy still exist? To if one were ncno an
asar team he could not Ruth
lins, Sister, Faber, Shocker and or two more -
Inc query as to why American
crowds which follow English football
this Lack of less +bn
cents IN England Yet at
"ou nave tossed IN an admission
parking for that The entire discussion cots
down TO settled law of
put 10000 people into $4,000 operating on great
Der of them. - : e '
Inc late summer interval for ~
that attract roar or
came from 10000 Baseball stands but fo
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

PlILA IN. I.> PITTSBURGH N ~
nb r h 20 e ab h po
L'Bour'a 'au. RI 0 Bigbee IT,. 900 90
Smith. 2b... 400 O Carey CT 200 90
Napp. 3d.. 0Mara'le ss a ! o
Williams. Ct 4 o 0 OF Robertson rf o. 0
Konetchy. lb sol II Of Tierncy %. 500 40
King. IT,. 412 ORamhart So ] C 0 o
RAIDER S.. 40l l 30Grimn lb.. 301 IL 0
Hcnlinc. c.. II 30Gooch c.. 900 20
Hubben. p. 301 Adams. p 200 o
tCutshaw :. 100 0
Carlson D.. o 900 o
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
Chauffeurs' outfits fol
Fall and Winter.

The best of everything
men and boys wear, IN
cluding smart soft hats fot
as little as SIS.
ROGERS PEET COMPANY
Broadway BrcadwsJ
at 18th st. -Four at 34th 81
Convenient
Broadway Corners" Fifth Av|
at Warren at 4lst n
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
The Way of 1t

The Way of 1t
"Many are called'-tzm old refrain;
Mary are called IN the sun and rain,
But most of them roll again
For another nap IN, the a0eW alarmed den,
For another dream and q bit more rest
Before they rise for the aoaiting test,
And havlng dr7~iued bit too Iate
They curse their luck--ard they call 1t Fate
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27
The Giant Revival
The Record

Here is the Giants world series record
1905 VS.. Athletics, won four and lost one
1911 VS.. Athletics, won two and lost four.
1912 VS.. Red Sox, won three and lost four.
1918 VS.. Athletics, won one and lost four.
1916 VS.. White Sox, won two and lost four.
New-York tribune., 1921-09-27

Lavan opened the third inning for
the Cardinals with a single off Nehf's
glove, but Bancroft made splendid
stop Of Ainsmith's grounder and con-
verted it into double play, with the
help of Rawlings and Kelly.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
GREEK MOVES
0PP0SE ! | J |, BY B: | J.
THREE NATIONS
King Constantine Asked to
Postpone Campaign in
. Asia Minor.

Paris, june 2o.-o Offensive opera
tions against the Turkish Nationalists
In Asia Minor are opposed by Great
Britain, France and Italy, which
have dispatched note 70; the Greek
government. asking that King Con-
stantine postpone his campaign
against the Turks and accept media-
tion which may settle the Near East
situation. The note was sent to
Smyrna, whore King Constantine and
Premier Gournaris are at pfesent and
1t Is believed sthe Greek government
will make an immediate reply. Should
this reply be favorable, oveFtures to
the Turkiah Nationalists will quickly
follow. Ss. ss
Would Wtthdraw Troops.
It Is understood the British stand
for the withdrawal Of Greek forces
from Smyrna, and the restoration Of
Turkish hsoVereigntyl over that dis
trict. Racial and religious minorities
would receive protection from an in
ternational police force, under the
London plan, An agreement regard
ing Thrace' has not been reached, and
discussion has been postponed, pend
ing the Greek reply to the Allied Of
fer OF mediation. 81.
+ Allied high commissioners in silesia
have been asked for Z unanimous re-
port: relative tosthe frontier to be es-
many In the plebiscite area there.
Should the commissioners be unable
to agree, experts Will be sent to, ad-
just the situation and both the Poles
and Germans will be forced to accept
the Allied decision. which will be
based on the reports submitted by the
exnerta.. ~ t9 81 90 s.f
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
BIG CROWD FOR
WHEAT GROWERS
I! - .. n. i}e -. q
PICNIC. TO-DAY
Abe Slaughter and .
Duis Speak ! This After
noon at ArviIla.

Arvilla, N. D.. June 2o.-aay his
afternoon the indications were that
there would be a large crowd at the
picnic being hvld at FAdden's grovs)
by the North Dakota Wheat Groaers
association. a
Large numbers Of farmers and os1-
ers were arriving by automobiles and
good crowds came in by the morning
trains.
Abe Slaughter Of Oklahonaa, ma
tional organizer Of the Wheat Grow
ers' association. who b to give the
chief address Of the day. and George
E. Duis of Grand Forks. state chair,
man of the Wheat Growers. are both
here. Their addresses will be features
Of this afternoon. ~ ~
A baseball game between the Grand
Forks and Hatton teams other ath-
letic events and dancing will be in
cluded in the program. "
This ie the picnic which was to.
have been held last Tuesday, but was
postponed on account Of weather con-
ditions. Ideal weather today, how.
ever. promised a first rate crowd. &
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
HOUSE PASSES BILL
TO ALLOW INCREASE &
OF PHILIPPINE DEBT

Washington. June 2o.-The house
passed today a bill authorizing the
Philippine government to increase
the limit of Indebtedness from fifteen
million dollars to thirty million dol.
lars An effort will be made to OBJ
tain quick senate action, proponents Of
the mesaure said.
The bill is designed to relieve the
present acute financial situation in
the Philippines. 1t has been en-
dorsed by Secretary Weeks, who; re-
Gently trasmitted to congress a cable,
gram from Major General Leonard
Wood and former Governor General
Forbes Of the Philippines. who said
quick relief was necessary. #As
Urging passage Of the bill, Chair
man Towners Of the. tnsular, affairs
committee said the funds of the in
sular government had been practical
ly exhausted for some time
He said enactment Df the measure
would facilitate restoration OF normal
credit conditions Of the islandA
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
TWO FLIERs KILLED.

Troy, N. Y. June 2o.-Don Camp
BELL. 81 and Henry Beattie, Is, Of
Watervliet, were killed and Schuyler
Mocharte, %. of Albany seriously in
jured this afternoon when a giant
hydro-airplane piloted by Campbell,
was wrecked in shallow water in the
Hudson river south Of the new fed
eral dam. Campbell, the pilot, SEEM
ed to- be executing q nose dive. after
hytng exceedinEly. lew over the
Evidently he wasi not high enough to
scpmplete. the dive. The nose Of the
machine struck the gravel bottom. y
~ Captain William Neil { OF the
SBoats club heated 4 resclfnk party
which was harnpered by the tide rais-
ing 10 fast 1t threatened to drown
Mocharte before he could be extri-
Gated. The machine was owned by
the Hudson Valley air line and was
being tuned up for passenger service.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
FEW AMERICANS
TO Be MISSING
DURING ROLL CALL

Pasadena, June 1s.-Tsv great
American athletes will be- missing
when the roll Of entries is called at
the 1921 National Amateur Athletic
Union track ana field meet to be held
at Paddock field here July 2, 4 and
s, according to Robert s. Weaver, Los
Angeles national president Of the A.
A. u.
More than SEQ Of the nations best
track and field performers are enter
ed representing athletic clubs, uni-
verhties and high. schools.
The junior championships. both in
track and field. win mark the open
ing day. Senior events will take
place the following Monday and the
all around championships will wind
up the neet July 3. The relays are
scheduled for the NTH. Seating ca
pacity Of the stands has been increas-
cd to around 10000.
a gold medal, emblematic Of the
championship Of the United States,
will be given the winner in each
event, with a cup to the team seor-
ing the high number Of points. ~s..
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
I I Il 40: ,OoLLElstC:,!TE I / TAXES.

d Washinston, June 20.-Millions OF
dollars In sd4linquent taxes and pen
Altiss Will be collected, the Internal
Tsvenue bureau estimates, as a rssusf
ofsa nAtion-wdde tax-drive. ordered to
rbexins gnlys bys pnsr BfGtr.
tyine sailadropg.s every
largo city 4nthe coIptl !: ss5s ssSs
Special Intention. niaif said.
will Be directed to the collection Of
the excise tax and on sale by manu-
facturefs and the transpor ration tax.
and the so-cAlled luxury tax and tax
es on jewelry, Stoilet articles. proprie-
tAry medicines, soft drinks and
Several mtliions.of dollars are be-
ing lost BY the government annual
ly, Mr.. Blair declared. through fail
ure OF retailers to collect the full tax
on toilet articles and medicines Soft
drink vender4 are to be investigated,
he said and required to keep proper
records, and:ssthe recent arrests Of
ticket scalpers in New York will be
followed BY similar prosecutions
where theaters ticket brokers' failed
to file monthly tax returns.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
RAILROAD WAGE
REDUCTION IS
EXPECTED SOON

!. Chicago. June 2o.-Announcement
Of wage reduction order affecting
practically all railroads involved in
the six hundred million. dollar wage
award Of July, 1920, not named In the
reduction order OF June i II expected
United States railroad labor, board
today. .r,..s...,..,.,s j. ..,6s<q
"A brief hearing covering about
thirty roads asking wage cuts was
held today. The board 81 decision, on
this case and on the hearing Of June
8, when more than one hundred and
fifty roads presented petitions, will be
cision. it was learned oficially today.
will be drawn as an addendum to the
wage reduction order of. June. / and
the reductions will be virtually iden-
tical with the average twelve per
cent cut granted by that order.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
CARL KNUISON, ALLEGED VII
MURDERER OF CR00KSTON, TAX j
BY POSSE AFTER DAY OF FREEDOM
Escaped From Officer. Saturday Nights Woods Asas Rcd
Lake River Secured By Well Organized Mob; Priissasr
Offers No Resistance And Mob Is Orderly.

cai Knute Of crooan who indeed By the sr.d jay f
Sunday night
BELIEVED TIMBER. 8s
hiding timber and members Of formed
habtaion
RESISTANCE.
orderly mailing attempt TO take the la in their hands
"othr fellow, whom
relations his WIFE,
uon OF
CONFESSED TO BEATING WIFE
falling
Knutsons
o
not but
. n
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
ALAlU SL.AllDS
DISCUS SED BY
TWO NATIONS
Sweden and Finland Appear
Before the League of
Nations.

4. Geneva. T.: June 2o.--sweden ana
Finland debated questions relative
to the future status Of the Aland
Islands before the council Of the
League OF Nations today. This was
the hrst open session. Of the council,
public meetings held In the past be-
ing for the purpose only OF announce
Ing decisions on matters heard at ex-
ecutive assemblies Of the org4nisa
tion. Hjalmar Branting. former
Swedish minister OF finance, had pre-
pared a presentation OF Sweden's
claims to the island, and the answer
was to be made by C. j. "A. Enckell,
former Finnish foreign minister, and
now the Finnish minister to France. z
During the coming week the Pol
ish- Lithuanian dispute, the report Of
the commission appointed to pass on
proposed amendments to the covenant
Of the league, and conflicting claims
to territory along the frontier of AL
bania will be considered by the coun-
Gil. Belief 10 expressed that these
matters will be cleared up before Sat-
ssdshis.s anak il 4, ~ h
bAsea on thu aHrspeft Of MI LEAGUE sot
:1|sst s,fsa'si1 .ss slasz laias'
FtN34f16s; ssissh V. is rs, a.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
FEARING RNsU1TED.

Washington, Jue 20.-The houeo
rules committee resumed hearings to-
day on the proposAl to give right OF
way 10 the yolstead anti-beer Bill.
Chairman volstead Of the judiciaryl
committee, author of the sapplemen-S
tai measure. declared he would not ,n-
sist on presenting It to the housei
without opportunity-of amendment.s
Representative Pau. North Caroiina.
told Mr.. volstead that la,w. abtding
people thought the present law stricfi
enough and that congress ought to 20
slow In adding restrictions. ss
Mr.. YelsteAd replied That his only
purpoBe was tcs define more cleAri
provisiona which he understood aII
ready were = part Of the enforcement
at. .as
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
IND.FoRKs N M oNDA UNE q, 1921.
MOLlSHED HOUSE
AND CAR AND ALMOST
!. KILLED HIMSELF

Los Angsles. June 2e.-L oahvaEtx
Of Los Angeles. demorished his saao.
mobile and his hotse with one impact
and almost demolished himself in the
same crash. SS
Mr.. schwartz, who wasn't familiar
with the mechanism OF his new car
backed into another machine when
he attempted to turn Into his drive
wsy. He then went into low gear.
leaped the curbiny. hit the bungalow
and knocked .its two feet OF its foun-
dation. .s1 /. Sys,
a Surgeons said he might recover.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
NATIONAL
ASSOCIATION,
A 20 YEAR EFFORT ENDS.

Within Few years the Salton sea
basin, near Indio, Cal, may become
the center Of the worlds date culture,
thanks to the efforts Of the depart
ment Of agriculture. For nearly. 20
years the bureau Of plant industry has
been endeavoring to procure shoots of
the date palms which bear the fruit
known commercially as the Sadly. or
Waht, and Sewi varieties. So dim
cult was the source Of the splendid
fruit to trace that. up to 1919, only
Z few shoots had been procurable. AT
that time an immense grove Of 200,-
900 OF the palms In the Oasis Of
Dakhla. Tunis. was discovered.
Negotiations for the purchase Of
specimens having been satisfactorily
concluded, the collection Of the shoots
was begun. That 1t was slow is, ac-
counted for by, the fact that tree
puts forth only 20 to 80 shoots during
its lifetime. However, the collection
was finally completed and the work of
setting out $500 Of the young trees
Win Be started within the near future.
Popular Mechanics.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
R[N H1cIzlAlY RAGsE.

Cpblenx,. June 20.-The 1txty z, lkllo-
meter relay race from Cothern to
Coblenx was run yesterday by ten
teams from different organizations. OF
the American forces in Germany. was
won by the EtShth infantry. head
quarters detachment was second ana
the Fiftieth infantry third. The time
Of the. winning team was 2 hours IS
and 20 seconds. Each team
was composed of fifty men, one, Of
whom was 4 required to swim. the
Moeelie river near Coblenz.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
TOWN ON FIRE.

"a Mobile. Ala, June 2o.-The town of
Pascagoula, Mississippi, II ndles
south of Mobileton the Louisville and
Nashville railroad, is..reported on fire
and the entire city threatened with
destruction. Mayor Harry Pillans of
Mobile was asked for help and is dis
patching AFe Apparatus on a special
train. Other, cities have also been
asked for help. Forty buildings were
reported to have been destroyed.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
Baseball

Boston, June 2o.-"Babe'' Ruth,
Yankee batsman, slammed out his
twenty-fourth home run of the season
in the tenth inning Of today's game
with Boston. with none on.
Ruth's hit won the game. to s.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
FIVE RANDTTs GET 9f6.ooo

k5ranite City, III, June 29:s::- -bfye]
man today held up the driver Of m
American Railway Express company
wagon and escaped with an iron safe
sFpported to contain SIS. 900.
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
FIVE WAY BONUS.
!; \ h. ...... BILL + VQR ABLY
REP TED TODAY

s washtgton. June 20 The five way
soldiefy hpnus bill endorsed by ], tbs
American Legion, WaJSreported, favor.
ably today blythe ssna4e finance, COM
rnittee but when It will be reached IN
the senate - uncertain. There was
no, oppoaition to the bill In the COM
mittees but Geyeral senators reserved
the right To- 0ner nendments In the
senate. ss5zs 81 81
Al Pruyistons sfor a1justinss compsnsa-
tion Of former service men9aa proyid-
"a BY the Kill. inclnde de the cash, bonds.
or dj1sted setviee pay,a's% deferred
payments under service certi ificats6';; |;
voaattonttrain aining Aid ii farm and home
aid and land settlement aid. The bill
contlins no pEStygtfii On foF meeting the
expense 1t Involves. ~. a. 49,
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20

B4oths Of Montana 4 ~ rn01ntnHked,t to-
sdayskys Pre- dSnt. II1r r6inEft to ybS soli-
caitor for the dspa tliiiasnt OF ! the "a:
Grand Forks herald. [volume] (Grand Forks, N.D.) 1916-1955, 1921-06-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE

Washington -. oil 900 900 2 4s
Philadelphia :. 2o1 001 30x IL 1
Acotta and Charity; Moore and
Perkins.
Second game:
WashinEten gn,,ida9eI ..:.. doa dod o2o e2o 90 90
Courtney and Picinich; Hasty and
Perkins.
New York :. 400 oo1 o1o 1o1
Boston $500. 1900 900 $50 II 2
NATIONAL ~.
Philadelphia -. 900 900 200 2 1
Pittsburgh .... 900 900 ok s 0
Meadows and Bruggy; Yellowstone
and Schmidt.
Chicago-St. Louis-Postponed:r rain.
ASSOCIATION.
milwaukee, -. 900 10
William and Allen: Barnes and
Gosset. '
Columbus 900
Louisville ...... ii. 200
Sherman and sewell: Sanders and
Myers.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
DENLY "a Przyspieszeniem Bu-
dowy Okretow Wojennych.
Meksyk Obawia Sic Rozruch6w
Radykalnych Robotnikow.
TRZESIENIE ZIEMI W LOS ANGELES.
Sekretarz Hughes zasypany Protestant
1NNE TELEGRAM KRAJOWE.

ponja i Francja przyjeiy amery-
kahskic propozycje odnoszace sic
do podzia}u by}ych niemieckich
kablow, znajdujacyh sic ma wo-
dach Atlantyku i Pacyfiku. Po-
lnimo tego, IL szczeg6lowy plan
podzia}u byIych kablow niem:c-
ckich nic zostaf jcszcze opraco-
wany punktu widzenia amcry-
kalskicgo, jest nadzieja, il pros
pozycje Ameryki zostanq przyie.
tc przcz Francje i Japonje. O lie
teraz MONA przypuszczaG, Stany
Z!lednoczonc otrzymajq linje ka-
blowe W Guam do wyspy zap /
oraz Geese linji ciagnacej
sic Z wyspy zap do Szanghaju.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
w SPRAWIE ZNIzKI PkAC
MA KOLETACH.

Wydzial pracownikow kolejo--
wych powziai decyzje, ze dy-
rektor kolei Birmingham and
atlantic, redukujac place pracow
nik6w. kolejowych ma podstawie
decyzji federalnego sedziego j.
Sibley, pogwalcit akt transporta-
cyjny co do jego ducha i litery.
Wydziaf utrzymuje, ze sprawa
redukcji p}acy ley W jego kom-
petencji, wobec czego zwrocono
sic do sedziego, proszac go, aze-
by przedstawiciel zarzadu kolei
wszedi w porozumienic praco-
wnikami kolejowy1ni co do unor-
mowania placy w razie nlepo-
rozumienia sprawe ta przekaza'
wydziatowi pracownikow kolejo-
wych.
LEADER KOMUNISToW
AMERYKANSKICH w ROSJI
William Haywood, leader a.
merykahskiej partji komunistycz
nej Il. w. W., kt6ry zniknaI w
tajemniczy sposob wiezienia
federalnego po zasqdzeniu go ia
20 lat wiezienia, wedlug infor--
macyj, otrzymanych przez pro-
kuratora Clyne'a, znajduje sic o.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
Rad NIEMIECKI ODMo-
Will WYDANIA ZAPAsU
ZLOTA.

Paryz, %. kwietnia. (Prasa
Stow - Rad niemiecki odm6-
vii przekazania zapasu z}ota ME
miecliego banku pahstwowego
swoim filjom W Koblencji Ko-
lonji, jak tego zqdala miedzyso-
iusznicza komisja reParacyJna.
Termin przekazania zlOta byi O.
kreslony przez komisje rePara-
cyjng ma 22gO kwietnia. Rad
nicrniecRi zostai jednoczeSnie "a
wiadomiony, re jczeli Niemcy
odmowia przekazania zapasu zfo
ia. to komisja reparacyjna bsdzle
zmrszona uczyniG to sama.
Nicmcy zostaiy poinformowane
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1921-04-22
POLITYKA LLOYD GEOR-
GEA w SPRAWIE GoRNE-
GO SLASKA. g.

Londyn, %. kwietnia. - Pre-
mier Lloyd George zwrocii sic
LISTEN do angielskiego wyso-
kiego komiSarza liza Gornym Sla-
sku, domagajac sig wyjaSnienia
zwFoki w powzieciu decyzji. List
premiera doyczy waznych punk
tow poItyki angielskiej w spFa-
vie odszkodowan wojcnnych.
Premier angielski zanaczyl W
swoim liScie, ze granica Gornego
Slaska musi bye oEueSlona zgod-
ME z traktatem we-salskim na
podstawie danych 0 wyniku gio-
sowania. Premier domaga SIG, a.
zeby miedzysojrszn;cza komiSJa
powzieia jak najychlejsza decy-
zie ! zawiadomila 0 tenn rad lon
dyhski w ciagu trzech dni. List
premiera oIuesla linje jego poll
tyki, iaIiej on zamierza sic try
mac ma konferencji W Hythe.
w sprawie Gornego Slsska j
odszkodowan W kolack urzedo--
wych dano nastepujaca odpo-
wiedz:
.,Sprawa G6rnego Slaska jest
zwiazana nierozerwalnie z kwe-
sta zagsebia Ruhr."
Jest powszechnie wiadoma ia
;emnica, re Lloyd George jest
zdania, IL zajecie przez aljantow
zagfebia Ruhr ME ma zadnego
:eIu, albowiem ME wierzy on, re
g6rnicy niemieccy pod okupacj9
irancuska zechca pracowac.
Lloyd George zamierza prowa
die przebiegla polityke ma kon-
ferencji ambasadorow. Wiedzac
ze Francja pragn:e przyiaczenia
G. Slaska do Rzeczpospolitej
Polshej, zamierza on sytuacjs
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skioniG Francje DO kompromisu,
albo przynajmniej sklonic mar,
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