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The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14
farm BUREAU FEDERATION
MEMBERS HAVE BANQUET
w. f. KUNLIEN OF STATE BUR.
EAU ARGUES IN DEFENSE
OF COUNTY AGENT

On Wednesday evening last the
Farm Bureau Of this county, with the
County Agent and his assistant hell
a social meeting in the farmers room
of the court house, and served ban
quet to members from over the conn-
ty and number of invited friends,
including bankers from different parts
of the county and others interested in
the welfare of farmers and the sue
cess o; our agricultural interests.
The present financial depression,
general over the country and the par
ticula,'ly low prices for all the prin-
cipal farm products is very discour-
aging. and in some cases bankruptcy
is ahead OF those who are heavily in
debt.
A cumber of the bankers who were
present were called upon to state
what relief could be looked for in
cheaper money under the new govern
ment war loans, but the concensus Of
opinion was it was question whe:h-
er this would be of immediate help, as
the government conditions for loaninS
are hedged in with considerable red
tape and restrictisas, and only time
would tell wheather tie plan would
be of much assistance to farmers.
Mr.. w. F. Kumliea, director of ex-
tension in the farm bureau work of
the state, who gave the principal talk
of the evening, said that there were
three conditions facing the farmer.
One cf these was bankruptcy, which
was i,efore those who were heavily in
volved. The second was that the
farmer must receive higher price
for his product or larger share of
the price that his product drought
when it reached the ultimate consuM.
er. The third condition was that pres
ent farming methods must be made
more efficient. That is that the farm.
er's kiQh priced land rouli no 1ongsr
be used for raising foarteen-bNakea -
wheat, and pay him > reasonable in
terest on his investment. That the
j, South Dakota farmer would have to
go into diversified farming or dairy.
ing, just as the farmers of Wisconsin
years ago had to abandon grain rails
ing and make their land bring an in
terest on their investment by pro-
duc7hg more values.
z AS there had been report that
there had been a demand from some
quarters that the farm bureau and
county agent work be abandoned next
year, Mr.. kumlien secured some fig
ures from the county bosks to show
how dnwise such action would be, AS
agriculture was the principal industry
Of the county, and upon its success
largely depended all the othe, busi-
ness in which our people are engaged.
The figures placed en- blackboard
showed how relatively small a redue-
tion Of taxes would be secured by a.
bandoning this important work, the
figures being as follows:
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14
Telephone your items to this Office.

Telephone your items to this Office
Arthur Anderson, f. H. Benedict,
and n F. Nelson, delegates to the
<. - 2. grand lodge held in Mobridgs
1T ~ returned home the last If
- - They report very sue
Deskiag with > large attend
erext sasstiag wiM Be held
- -, md Oefaber.
= = slals ) bnsilsss
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14
10 to be Initiated

There is class of more than 40 20
be initiated soon, perhaps at the mex.
meeting and those who attended the
limitations last winter will remember
the fun it was. In addition the COM
misary department has been called
upon to furnish little nourishment
for the army, SO you'd;hetter not miss
it.
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14
PrOqfessiye3Study Club

The Progressive Study Club met at
the home of Mrs. Clyde Prevey on
Wednesday, October 5th Members
answered to roll call by giving their
favorite singer and short sketch OF
their lives. Two very interesting
papers were read by Mrs. Dornbusch
and Mrs. Ed. Phelan, on the History
of Grand Opers and Prima Donas Of
the Past. After the business meet
ing q very delicious lunch was served
by the hostess. Reporter.
- y. - sses ~
IN ,aisEANTAD - tha 1ns1ll 4
The herald-advance. (Milbank, S.D.) 1890-1922, 1921-10-14
Fire Inspection

In connection with Fire Prevention
week which was observed last week,
the Chief of Police and committee
from the Fire Department made an
inspection of all of the business
houses of the city. They report that
conditions are fair, altho if every
merchant would take it upon himself
to make his place of business as near
sly fire-proof as possible, the fire in
surance rates would drop accordingly.
Heretofore each state ire inspection
has resulted in boost of the insur-
ance rates. Should the inspector find
the Iire hazards less the next time
he visits, the report will show it ac-
cordingly and the rates for the en-
tire city will be dropped
Every householder should inspect
his furnace, stove, chimney and flues
thoroly before building fires this fall,
SO that the danger of fire will not be
so great. Rubbish, papers, rusted
pipes, stuffed chimneys are big haz-
ards and the fire insurance compan-
les must charge accordingly. Loo].
your place Of business or your house
over and put them in such condition
that there will be no fires in the city
this winter. q
"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
toare pentru toti, caci numai asa !

tOare pentru tOtl, cacl numal asa
ne vom putea imbogati cunostin-
tele, 81 asi cunoaste fiecare astoria
tarii sale, precum 81 pc .Eroii pea-
mului Rolnanesc. Caci, zice parin-
tele Costea 'Prin cetit la lumina
prin lupta la invingere. ''Lumi-
neazate 81 vel Fl, yoieste 81 vel
putea''. La aceste cuvinte toti
membrii aplauda frenetic. Dupa;
aceea parintele Costea zice ca BIZ
b1ioteca Sc poarte numele de
TITU MAIORESCU, dupa cum
81 al Leon Feraru a fost propus,
la aceste cuvinte toti membri s 'au
invoit. Deci in numele societatii
romano de ajutor 81 cultura, ''Au-
gustina'' din St. Paul Mimi: pc
aceasta Gale aducem. cele mai cal
duroase multumiri d-lui Leon Fe-
raru, precum 81 d-lui Maurice
Blank, pentru pretiosul 81 multi
valorosul dar ce Fam primit din
partea Dumnealor, care este atat
de folositor pentru moi Romanii
din st. Paul, 81 de care moi am fost
lipsiti pima acuma. Nu avem Gu
vinte de a multumi pentru aceasta
binefacere. Caci prin ce Sc poate
omul lumina mai bine, daca nu
prin cetit! Deci astazi, 81 moi Ro-
msnii din st. Paul ne putem spu-
lie cuvintul, 81 a ne lauda Cd avem
o biblioteca Romaneasca, pc care
o vom inmultio GU CART folosi-
toare pentru t6ti romanii din st,
Paul, 81 pc care vom pastra-o Gu
sfintenie atat timp, cat va exista
, un Roman in acest Oras. lar vol
fratilor romani, aflatori in oraSul
st. Paul 81 jur, 81 carl nu sunteti
membrii al societatii noastre,
Augustine" va rugam de a nu
pregeta, ci va inscrieti ca membrii
unde pc langa beneficiul de care
fiecare membru Sc bucura la cal
de bOala, sau mOarte, vetl aves
fericirea de a va lumina, 81 de q
va inmulti cunostintele cetind car
tile interesante pc carl le avem ir
biblioteca nOastra.
In numele societatii Romano d.
ajutor 81 cultura, Augustine
din st. Paul Mimi.
Petru Mumtean, presedinte.
Flip Con,losan, secretar script
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
Revolutia din l848;
i'm T&rile Rom1ne /;
De: A. D. XINoPoL.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES

torilor, 81 in deosebire de Stirbei
care desfiintase prestatiile in ma
tura pentru lncrarea soselelor,
Ghica introduce atare masura in
Moldova, fndatorind pc taran ia
munca de 3 zile pc an pentru in
tocmirea lor. In sfirsit tot in 1850
el zideste penitenciarul eel mare
de l. Tirgul Ocna.
Pc hnga aceste 81 alte masuri
mai marnnte de administrstis.
Grigore Ghica mai provoaca il
1851, dnpa &c Moldova Sc mintuie
de ocopstia so-turca, Asceres =
doux legiuili fnsamnste, menite
aa1bsle ! influenta asupra desyol-'
4xyei 1ehsrale ! 5krei, anune IN
rnIs lsgsf esre ! Iieyula III
~ "a NJ lI q - !(ll IL
IiIi1 I. IN "a = y r I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

\OAAsoAv
De abba in 1850 Sc vede aplicata
aceasta masura in MoldOva, 81
lucru vredni de insamnat pentru
tendintele de emancipare ale inte-
reselor romanesti, este imprejura-
rea ca statul administrative al Mol
dovei, odata Gu regularea acelei
sfsceti, scade 81 wanna de export
(eare prin neintelegere fenome-
nalS . intereselor economice, fu-
sese fixata de Turci d 12%), tot
4 snartua de 81. Ghics mai fnfiin-
teaxk . gcoalk de hginerie ~
,linsx deparfamsntul ltcrarilor
ppRliee, - naxsuri pentfu SoIx-
laslr psyslnires Iasilqr. ~ 4
y II1 y leF ilutA e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

bile, ambele masuri luate tparalel
81 in acelasi timp Gu acele iden-
tice din Muntenia.
Indatoririle Impulse satenilor
prin legea lui Ghica, de 81 Ger ceva
mai multe munci agricole de cat
regulamentul organic, scazind in
Sd numarul eel insamnat de zile,
intrebuintat pentru repararile Ia
acaretYri, iazuri si tarins ale pro,
prietsrulm, feduce in total cataf-
mes de mlinca, prestaM de locui-
tor IA favoarea stapinului. Legea
lui Ghies reyin@ i'm fixsrea eeiti,
me de naune4 4e, brestat din par.
tea tsrsnulli, iar la nartnl muncei
anuale, parasind sistemul zilelor
regulamentare, care numsi reab
M eras, impunind in . Il multi mai
inuat1 munc4, de cum omeneste
putea Fl f1cut3. Pentru . putea
fi,ss face. o comparable intre le-
riuires din 1851 y regnlamentul
organic, v ttebui = redueem Il
muncs cer1x az aeea leee, IN zile
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

multe chestii de resolvat, 81 sunt
obligati strict, toti membrii de a
fl present.. Absente nemotivate,
sc vor pedepsi conform statutelor.
In numele Societatii Romano de
Ajutor 81 Cultura "Augustina"
din st; Paul Minn.
PetrM Muntean, preSedinte.
Flip Con,lo;aN, secretar script
(142-43). !:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
s. NJ. b L. GARAGE


Phone Bell 1901.
MAN intrunit trei tovarasi ro-
mani, suntem buni experti in
reparatia de automobile, am facut
garagiul nostru propriu, conform
lcgii, Gu incapere de 20 auto.
MOI reparam Ingina Bady, aripi
oblim osii, spalam ungem 81 vop-
sim.
Va rugam fratilor Romani daca
va este stricat automobilul nu
uitati adresa de mai JOS daca nu
puteti sal. aduceti moi suntem
pregatiti de aduce 81 duce.
Scrieti-ne s'au telefonati.
loan Suciu, Petru Monda,
81 vasile Lebu.
/aAO AoN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
o MULTAAMTA.

SOClcldIcd NOuldud uc AJuCOA
81 Cultura, "Augustinas', din st.
Paul Mimi. au avut sedinta gene
rala extra-ordinara, Dumineca in
) 1unie, a. c. Intre punctele mai
insemnate, la ordinea zilei au
fost 81 alegerea de functionari pc
un period de sasa luni. Alegindu-
Sc urmatorii domni:
Petru Muntean, presedinte.
Moisa Craciun, vice4presedinte.
Flip Comlosan, secretar script.
George Ivascu, secretar fin.
Simion Paitici, CAESAR.
Controlori de registre: =!
George Pistrui, 81 loan Tonea.
Gardist.
George Cochela.
Comitetul:
Damian Buleja, Ilie Machine,
Todor Stoi, Vasilie Cosor, Damian
Blagoe, Petru Opris, Vasilie ST.
milean, Lazar Luchi, Petru Cos
tea, 81 Stefan Rista.
Suplenti:
Aurel Gligor, loan Sibisan,
Chiriac Iancu, Toma Cornea.
Controlori de bolnavi;
Pentru st. Paul Vasilie Stan.
ciu, pentru So. st. Paul. Vasilie
Cosor.
NJ putem trece Gu vederea, dra
gostea 81 iubirea ce are fata de
intreg poporul Roman din st
Paul, 81 So. st. Paul, preotul nos
tru local Rev. Grigoriu l. Coste
/ care prin vorbirile D-sale fnsufle
titoare, atat Dumineca in Biseri
ca prin predica, cat 81 in sedin
tele Societatii, inspirat senti
mentul atat religios, cat 81 natio
nal 81 patriotic in poporul Roma
nesc din st. Paul. Pentru aceasts
81 membrii Soc. Augustine
si-au stiut face datorinta fata d.
D-sa, alegindu-l presedinte d.
onoare, pc atata timp cat va sts
in mijlocul nostru. Terminindu-s,
Gu alegerea, dl Presedinte al So
cietatii aduce inainte ca a print
Is bucati de CART de cetit pc a
dresa societatii, trimisa de d-nu
Leon Feraru professor la Univer
sitatea ''Columbia'' din New
York, earl CART sunt daruite d.
dl Maurice Blank, Directoru
bancei ''Marmorosh Blank.
Cetindu-se scrisoarea primita dir
partea d-lui Leon Feraru, car
ne scrie caci cartile nj lea trims
dar, 81 tot odata rugindu-ne ca 8;
infiintam 0 biblioteca, 81 cum sd
dam numele. Aci parintele Cost
ia cuvlntul 81 arata pc larg insem
natatea unei biblioteci, 81 fndeam
ma pc membrii societatii sd ceteas
ca aceste Cart find fOarte folos
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
c0NvocARE

4 Societatea Romano dc Ajutor
81 Cultura Augustine din st;
Paul Minn. Convoaca pc toti fra
til membrii spre q lua parte Ia
sedinta lunara care se va tinea
Damineca 1nI3 Iulie q. c. in sala
d-lui Hedman 918 Rice Str.
Sedinta Sc va incepe la orele
} %: IN. La Ordinea. zilei yOr ii mai
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

elase Englsls ptatru imisranti

IN J Yu
In urma mai mult0r cereri din
partea celor carl nu vorbesc
limba engleza pentru predarea
limbei engleze 81 in timpul verei,
Directiinea Educatiunei a hota-
rit sd urmeze predarea limbei
engleze in localurile aratate mai
jos.
Federatiunea Binefacerilor, prin
Y. NJ. G. A. va ajuta in organiza.
rea acestor clase speciale.
Clasele Sc vor tine Marti 81 Joi
seara de la 7:3O p. m. pana Ia
9 p. IN.
Romanii doritori sd invete
limba engleza, limba tarii care
lie de mare folos, sd urmeze Ia
aceste clase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

din 1851 cauts Sd opriasca pride
girea fara temeiu ! lOcuitorilor,
care desgolia mosiiTe ii ,incurea,
ba adesea ori pagubia fncasarile
vistieriei. Sc lea anume masurs de
. Sc impune o pedeapsa satului 'ce
ar prilni pc un fugar, sfara dovada
indeplinirei illdatoririlor sale, pc
deapsa &c consta IN plata indoit3
. sarcinelor ce fugarul aySa de
facut pc astimpul de II xiua stra-
mutarei pina u ridicsres hui 4e
ispravnic. /
I (Vs urma), . 4 ]. ]
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
De WHARF,

Din cauza ca plec in Europa,
Wind ieftin intreaga recolta de
50 de acre de pamant, II vaci, y
porci, II cal, 400 gaini, caruta,
plug 81 alte masinarii pentru
farme, impreuna Gu lease. Stabi-
lita 9 mile Rd. Detroit.
Pentru informatiuni mai detail
late intrcbati de
Mr.. T. n. CUCU
Highland Park State Bank,
JOHN r. MANCHESTER
Highland Park, Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

de munca adaogit locuitorului. In
privirea pamantului pc care pro-
prietarnl era dator al da taranu-
lui, legea noua adaoga numai 20
de prajini la iinasul locuitorilor.
In privirea dreptuiui de strmu-
tare, iegea lui Ghica mai usareaxa
nedreapta dispozitie, ga locuinta
ii sadirile taranului stramutat 81
r&m6na fara nici 0 despagubire
in folosul proprietarului, ea re-
duce sumele pc care taranul tre-
buia 81 le raspund& proprietaru-
lui 81 cutiei satului, de Ia echiva
lentul acelor datorite IN manci !. 81
bani PEE IN On fntreg, L. acele @
: 'ar constata es datorite pfna =
tul,ci, prin . dreapta fSfniala; de
asemenea sllprima .indatorirea i'm,
Ipus4 tafanului de . raspunde an
tIipat toate darfle pima Il fmpli-
nirea perioadei fecenzimentului.
dispozitie mata Dc regulameslt,
chip pentra ! nj incunes socote-
sile vistiefiei prin stiamutsrea
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20
ROYAL CONSULATE OF
ROUMANIA.

l. Sc aduce la cunostinta ge-
nerala Romanilor ca Difficult
Consulatului Roman din Chicago,
Ill.,, s'a mutat de la 312, S. Clark
Str. la No. ga E. jackson Bid
(Lyon & Healy Bldg.) camera
621-22.
2. Consulatul Roman la Chica-
60, roaga pc acei ce cunosc Adre-
sa d-nei Paulina Stoica, originara
din comma Rosieni, Transllva-
MIA, sd comunice cat mai curind
acestui consulat.
Adr.: Roumanian Consulate
"a, E. Jackson Bldg.
(142-45). Chicago, III.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

PARTEA De vBT
West Comecial High School,
Randall & Bridge Ave.
Watterson School, Detroit Ave.
Cor. w. 74th st.
Lincoln High School, Scranton
Rd. Opp. Castle Ave.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-20

Kennard Junior High School,
1900 E. 46th Street.
St. Clair School, T. 2lst & St.
Clair. );
st. Clair Library, E. 55th Il
st. Clair.
Eagle School, Eagle Ave! mr..
E. 9th. ro,,.
Glenville High School, Park
wood DR.. Cor. Everton.
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PARTEA DE- SUD
Harvard School, Harvard Ave.
/, mr.. E. list. St.
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Atentiune!
Femeilor din Alliance 81 jur.
Care aveti lipsa de 0 moasa
buna, venita de curind din Patrle,
serveste in modul eel mai cinstit,
Gu preturi foarte moderate, adre-
sati-va la:
MARIA 0T0IU
751 Forest Ave. Alliance, Ohio
Telefon o. S. 6779.
Licentiata i'll Romania 81 Sta
tele Unite.
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ca aceste CART find oarte foos3 La ordnea zei mai
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
GRIFFITH SAYS IRISH
never ASKED BRITISH
RECOGNIZE FREEDOM
CBy Associated Press

LONDON, Sept. 24-British recog-
milton of Irish claims of independence
as a preliminary condition to a con-
ference were never asked by the Sim
Fein declared Arthur Griffith a mem
Der of the delegation chosen at Dublin
to confer with Prime Minister LLOYD
George in an interview with the Daily
Mails correspondent in Dublin yester-
day. He added that entering the con-
ference without previous guarantees or
conditions would not imply British
recognition of the Sim Fein's claims.
Our entrance TO a conditionless con-
ference" he went on would not give
Ireland any fresh international status.
If the conference broke down Ireland
would have the same international po-
sition that she holds at present
Claims Action Hi7h Handed.
Irish Republican leaders have con-
tended they were entitled to enter the
conference holding their own opinion
but the mere holding of those opinions
would not entitle them TO anything
from anyone else. Nevertheless 1t
would be unjust and high handed to
ask the Sim Fein to stultify its atti-
tude by abandoning its standpoint.
The Sim Fein has offered to en-
ter the conference for the purpose OF
finding a solution which would term.
mate the quarrel btween Ireland and
England. The only thing that mat
tered would be the final agreement
The opinions expressed during the
conference would be merely opinions
which would be wiped out by that
agreement.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
SENATE TO RATIFY
new PEACE TREATY
WITH LITTLE DELAY
(By Associated Press)

WASHINGTON, Sept. "a lndiea-
tions that the new treaties negotiated
by the administration with Germany,
Austria and Hungary will be speedily
ratified by the senate appear favor
able. notwithstanding the opposition
of Senator Borah, Republican, Idaho,
as a result of intimations from the
white house that President Harding
does not regard with disfavor the res
ervations recommended yesterday by
the senate foreign relations committee
and the statement of Senator Johnson,
Republican, California, that the treat
les as reported out of committee suf-
ficiently safeguard America from
European entanglements and repud-
late the League of Nations.
Although no program has been de-
termined for consideration of the
treaties in the senate, it is expected
by leaders that they will be ratified
within week or ten days. Senator
Lodge, the Republican leader, stands
ready to hold the senate in night ses-
sions to accomplish speedy ratifica-
tion. The debate, which is expected
to begin today, will be in open session.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
PALLADIUM NEWS BUREAU

WASHINGTON, Sept. 24.-Those
who have been inclined to shoulder
the blame for the present unemploy
ment situation on the administration
and make political capital of it have
been reminded by Secretary of Labor
Davis that conditions existing at this
time, an abnormal period in the coun-
try's history are not nearly so acute
as they were in 1914, prior to the out
break of the European war, when
times were supposed to be normal.
1t is estimated that there are now
5,735,000 less people on payrolls in
the United States than there were in
1920, when more people were at work
than ever before in the history of
the country, lthe number of wage
earners of all kinds. excepting agrl-
cultural workers, in 1920 reaching the
unprecedented total of between 49,
000.O00 and 20,000,000).
The unemployed in this country in
1914, according to Secretary Davis,
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
CAMPBELL ANTI-bEER
BILL DELAYED AGAIN

The dry forces we're blocked by the
vets in an eight-hour debate on the
beer measure yesterday, with the re-
suit that it probably will go over for
several weeks, or until tn peace treaties
and the tax revision bill have been
disposed Of.
The attack on the beer bill was led
yesterday by Senator Stanley, Demo
cratic (Kentucky) author of the orig
inal search and seizure amendment
which. would require prohibition en-
forcement agents to have warrants for
searching places for liquor. As the
situation ran into the evening, points
of order and quorum calls were re
sorted to by the vets, with the re
suit that the drys eventually threw
up the sponge and moved adjourn
ment.
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1921-09-24
SPEED UP PASSAGE
OF PEACE TREATIES,
IS HARDING REQUEST
rBv Associated Prnss)

WASHINGTON, Sept 24-President
Harding, in letter to Senator Lodge,
Republican leader, read in the senate
today, when consideration of the
treaties with Germany. Austria and
Hungary was begun, said the pact
would put aside the last remnant of
war relationship and bring a return to
peace
The president said that the treaties
"are in complete harmony with the
resolution" (the Knox-Porter peace
measuresD adopted by the congress,
to carry out the express wish of con-
gress.
Lodge Seconds Wish.
Formal peace has been delayed so
long, the president wrote. that he did
not need to emphasize desires for
prompt ratification. Senator Lodge,
in opening the debate in open exc
cutive session." after reading of the
German treaty, which was taken up
first, also asked for prompt action,
and gave assurance of time for reaS-
enable debate.
After the presidents letter. written
Sept. 81, when the treaties were trans
mitted, was read, Senator Pomerene,
O., interjected that apparently the con-
gressional peace resolution was not
sufficient to effect peace.
1T ended the war as far as the
United States is concerned, but it was
not treaty of peace Senator Lodge
replied. He went on to say that Sec
retary Hughes was to be congratulate
ed for his work in negotiating the
treaty, which Mr.. Lodge said reserved
to the United States AL privileges and
benefits of the treaty of Versailles.