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The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-09-22

A sure way Of displeasing others
is to seem quite pleased with one
self.
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-09-22

Admittance by invitation only. A few reser-
vations are still left We shall be glad to
issue these to music-lovers who apply, in
order OF application. Call, write or phone
The citizen. [volume] (Berea, Ky.) 1899-1958, 1921-09-22

Sept. 2l, 1921.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
HOWAT AGAIN ARRESTED.

By Associated Press TO Every Evening
pittsburg. Kan. Fob. lse-Aiexander
M. HowHt president of the Kansas
Mine Workers Union. and August
Dorchy. union Vice-President. returned
here early today from Columbus. Chero-
kee county. where they were arraigned
late last night on a charge of violating
the criminal provisions OF the State In
dustrial Court law by calling strike
in the Crawford county mines Of the
Maoixie Fuel Company.
HOwat was under summons today 70
appear before the Industrial Court and
testify to the nRe of Karl Mahmtesh
young miner whom the union leaders
assert has wages amounting TO S22a
due from the company II was TO OBJ
tain this money that the strike was
called.
The union leaders pleaded not guilty
and were released on $4,000 bond cach.
pending n hearing March ! In tho
event they arc hound over 70 district
court the men would he tried by .
jury. Conviction would carry fine ~
not moro than 5000. prison son
tence Of two years. or hnth
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
G|bBONEY KILLED BY
MEX|CANS, IS REPORT

Philadelphia. Feb. I'D. Clarence
Gibhoney and his three white compan-
ions on a trip i'm Yucatan were murder
ed. probably by the five MexiCans who
accompanied them. according to appar
emily well-founded reports reaching the
State Department at Washington.
Robbery of the party of several thou
sand dollars in gold which was destin-
ed for uso IN pay Ing OFF employees on the
plantation IN which the white men
were Interested is believed to have been
the motive.
Gibhoney, who had been involved In
the Bergdoll scandal as counsel for
Grover c. Bergdoll. the notorious slack
er. was reported as drowned IN n squall
near Champoton. Mexico. last Decem-
bcr 90. together with John K MaTkley,
promoter OF the Tropical Products Com
pany. Lawrence Markley. his son. both
of Elmhurst, Ill. and Frank w. Shriver
OF Highland Park. Delaware county.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
BRITISH PREMIER FIRM
ON GERMAN INDEMNITY
Stands by Pledge She Must Pay
to Limit of Her
Capacity.

Nv Associated Press to Every Evening.
London, Feb. iS.-Prime Minister
LLOYD George declared In the House OF
Commons today that he stood by his
pledge that Germany must pay 10 the
limit Of her capacity.
He was answering Horatio Bottom
iey'~ arraignment of the governments
pollcy of alleged ineptitude with re-
xnrd TO forcing Germany TO comply
With the reparations demands. the pro-
vision for the trial of war criminals and
other portions of the peace treaty.
There wns great difference. con-
sinued the Premier. between Germany
having for the whole cost of the war
and paying to the limit of her capacity.
The whole point Is 10 the limit of
Germany's capacity TO pay" he said.
The Allies, continued the Premier,
nsd taken the best advice available and
nss summoned the ablest men TO be
found. upon whose advice the present
iornand had been made, and the Allies
we're carrying out the peace terms TO
The utmost OF their power. Germany.
,e pointed out had delivered bonds 10
he Allies but the value Of these bonds
depended upon the value of the Ger
many security at the present moment.
Raw materials. ships. property OF other
sorts and coal also had been delivered.
added the Premier. ard the question
aus what WAS their value.
Tho Germans argued. continued Mr..
Lloyd George. that II the Allies took
The value OF the raw material at the
lime ~ was delivered the sum amounted
- more than the 10000. 900 marks
7afned in the peace treaty. The Allies
.outended that the sum WAS less than
'hlr and the matter was one that the
-eparations commission was examining.
-ven according To the allied accountiIg 4,
ne said. II was a matter OF hundreds Of
millions OF pounds sterling which had
p-..n delivercd
Prrta Fob. re---afeas1rrs TO Be taken
N the event that II 10 necessary 10
-oerce Germany 90 fulnll allied repnra-
fon and disarmament terms were dis
-unssd NJ yesterdays conference be-
v-een prernisa Rriand. War Minister
sarthou, Marshsir Foch and Petain.
.cnersi Weisano and otherA says the
echo Dc Paris
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
PETIT JURORS
Drawn To Serve at the Next Term of
County Court

Drawn to Serve at the Next Term of
County Conrt-
Petit Jurors TO serve at the next
s~rrns of tho Court OF General Sessions
and Superior Court. beginning March
~ have been drawn follows:
First Representative district, James
Shields. William Rullman: Second.
John spoerl. Walter Aurand; Third.
Benjamin r Conner. J. Frank Davis,
Thomas c. Appleby. Albert Bird.
Fourth John Penniwef. George A
Barlow. William J. Lamble, William r.
Lynn: Fifth. Bayard Coburn. Charles
" CARPENTER. Francis Gallagher. John
= Adams. Sixth. Amos Campbell,
Norman Il. Entrekin: Seventh. Marvin
Ball. George E. Stewart, George
Swayne. Francis Lattomus; Eighth,
David F.astburn, Howard Richards
Ninth. John T Mckeown. George Ap
pIeby. John Berry. Loomis Q. Wise,
George T Swan. Frank Faucet.
Eleventh. George Johnson. Dalaplanc
Wright: Twelfth. William J. Bowen.
Edward NJ Hance: Thirteenth. John
West. James s. Moore; Fourteenth.
Clarence a. Greenwood, Henry f.
Webb: Fifteenth. William Tomlinson,
Clarence Johnson.
Additional jurors for the same session
are: First district. Patrick Dugan.
Second Thomas f. WEIGH: Third.
Charles d. Bird. Jr.: Fourth, Henry c.
Webb: Fifth. william J. Campbell;
sixth. Charles w. Ottey: Seventh. J
Byron Carpenter: Eighth. Lewis H
Acorn; Ninth. Alfred G. Brooks: Tenth,
Frank ". Deemer; Eleventh. Charles
Laws. Twelfth. William B. Jester;
Thirteenth, John r Grassland; Four
teenth, Harry c. Weatherby: Fifteenth,
Robert Nj Walton.
For the period commencing March
81. the names by districts are as fol-
lows: First. Thomas Haugh; Second.
George W. Butz. Cecil c, Hahn; Third.
C. Miller Turner. Harold r. sheppard
Fourth. Alfred r Saylor; Fifth. Frank
o. Boyer Ben janlin G. Haley: Sixth,
John T I.alley. John c. Bonneu;
Seventh. s Whitney Day. Hyland 3
LYMAN. Eighth. Joseph Mitchell.
Ninth, David L Gallagher; Leslie E.
Hill; Tenth. John Ries. Peter G. Mad
Zen: Eleventh. William H. Wheatley;
Twelfth, Charles Hall. Vail Guy; Thir-
,eenth. Dilworth Alexander, Benjamin
II Pleasanton. Fourteenth. George ".
NanDyke: Fifteenth, Jacob Hill.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
POLICE CHIEF SAID
He KILLED THREE
Testimony of Witness Relating
Boast Of Hatfield Creates
Sensation in Court.

BY Associated Press to Every Evening
Williamson. w. Va. Feb. 1s.--5id
Hatfield. Matowan Chief of Police. told
Harry Station, 81 former Justice of the
peace. that he had killed three of the
Baldwin Felts men In the pistol and
rifle fight on May 10 Inst. Mr. Station
testified TO this in Circuit Court here
today at the trial of the nineteen de-
fondants including Hatfield, charged
with being implicated In tho fight
Asked who tho men we're, station said
they were Albert C. Felts. Lee Teits and
G. r. Cunningham. The testimony
created a sensation I'm tho court Every
one of the defendants leaned forward
and watched the witness closely to hear
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

ton of Mr.. Hsrding's Inaugural sd-
dress ~ be devoted ~ the plan for az
annexation ~ nations. The address is
expected 20 refer only IN a general way
20 the plan. but 10 In understood the
President elect wants % have M
Hughes' advice before ho fransa~ tn@
language of this expression.
Diplomatic appointments also are o
he considered. although y IN bsiiey.d
that Mr.. Harding viii reserve 1nsi
Judgment on most ~ the innpOrtsn,
diplomatic seleaiions until sfter insn-
gurntiOn.
The morning gas devoted ~ cnntinB-
alton Of the President-olecta corfer
snoe with Harry ~. Daugherty. - nisio
to have bosn selected for
attorney general.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
what further revelations he had To

what further revelations he had 10
mako.
station. who WINS n magistrate In
Sprigg. mining town nearby. was
questioned closely. for everyone In tho
room seemed to realize that the prose-
cuton was ut last bringing its heavy
gums into play.
Station heard of the ffRht late In tho
afternoon and heard that Sheriff Blan-
kenship wanted him to go to Matewan
and to 'go armed" He hurriedly left
Sprigg and walked TO Matewan. Flo
also understood he testified. TINT the
mayor Of the town and fifty or sixty
OF the citizens had been killed"
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
TALKS WITH HUGHES
ON FOREIGN POLICY
Harding and His Choice for Sec
retary of State Discuss
Problems.

BY Annotated Press TO Dvsry Evening
st. Augustine. Fia.. Feb. iss-Speoinc
steps In initiating the foreign policy ~
the next administration viii be paused
In final review late today az a conference
between President-eiect Harding and
Charles Evans Hughes Of New York.
who ts expected To Ne tho next gecretary
of State Among the problems n be
discussed NJ the conference in the sec
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
FIND 8 TYPHUs CASES.
Children In Italian Family Recently
Arrived Have Disease.

Children In Italian Family Recently
Arrived Have Disease.
BY Associated Press 10 Evsry Evening.
children in an Italian family here have
Cortland. NJ. ". Feb. 1s,,Three
been found to be suffering from typhus
fever. DIR. Edward g. Godfrey. chief Of
tho diviaion of communicable disea sea
Of the State Board Of Health announced
today.
DIR. Godfrey. who was hero In consul
tntion with the local health authorities.
and DIR. II. w. Sears of Syracuse sanit-
tary supervisor OF the State Board of
Hoaith. said that every precaution was
being taken and that there wan little
likelihood of tho disease spreading.
The children with their mother ar
rived In New York on january Inst
from Naples and came to Cortland on
January 10. the first of tho children
becoming III three Days later. The
mother told tho health officer that tho
Steamer was crowded. snnitAry condi-
tiOns poor and that a number of pas
saugers were III upon their arrival In
New York md Ind TO be carried ashore.
Now York. Feb. 18.-Elevsn vsrrnin
infested immigrants ana . man suffer
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
FALSE FIRE ALARMS.
One Due 20 Brokea Wires and Another
Was Struck by Roys

Excitement prevailed last night when n
broken wire on one Of tho poles of tho fire
alarm circuit NJ Eleventh aud Franklin
streets shortly after midnight started the
fro alarm bells I'll over the city a. ringing
Within halt an hour the trouble WAS re-
paired
District companies early in tho evening
responded to an alarm struck from box
3l3 Second and Lombard streets, only to
find that the box had been struck BY some
BOYS The matter was reported % the
police for investigation.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

New York. Feb. 1se-Eleven ysrnin
infested immigrants ana = man suffer-
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

Ing from n disease other than typhus.
who arrived here today after having
been admitted 10 this country nt Boston.
were ordered TO a hospital by the city
hsnlth authorities for delousing snd
treatment.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
FUEL FUND EXHAUSTED.
Council Has to Take an Emergency
Step TO Help Suffering Poor.

AT the meeting Of City Council last
night il was announced that the fund
Cor fuel for the poor was exhausted.
With many demands that ought TO be
-aken care of.
In order 20 cope with the emergency
$500 wss ordered transfer ID from the
Incidental and miscellaneous account
70 the fuel account.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
Gard ~ Thanks

We wish ~ thanJ< relatives, frieuSs snd
al 10 dyes ~ which y " B0ttOrnlsy
VIA a member fDr thor sympathy and
beautiful floral onerings Turing our -
rent bereavement Mr. Bottofnl~v snd
children ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
RELIANCE WANTS $500.
For Repairs to Engine Damaged In Cob
lision With Fire Chiefs Car.

The Reliance Fire Co. at tho meeting
of City Council last night. renewed its
request for $500 for repairs to an on
gine damaged some time ago In coilid-
ing with Assistant Chief Townsend's
car. The repairs cost $3.50.
The accident happened at Seventh
and Poplar streets. due. the company al
leges. to wrong fire box being struck.
2l instead of 312. The city lineman. 40
cording to Council says the right box
was struck.
Council has set next Wednesday night
for hearing and summoned all parties
In interest to attend at that time.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

Don't neglect tha children. A-af
them The DVnrncR in tns fl8of
housekeeping ffT March ADV
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18

Make that new spring dress yourself.
The Good Housekeeping for March tells
you how.-Adv.
Every evening, Wilmington daily commercial., 1921-02-18
QUARRY HOLE COMPLAINT.
Residents of Eleventh Ward File Pro
test ARnlnsf Oak Street EmbRnk mem

Tho Oak street quarry hole, In the
Eleventh ward. n subject OF complaint.
filed 10y residents of tho ward with City
Council. at the meeting of the latter
body last night II wps pointed out
that a man WAS recently badly hurt by
going over the bank there.
Council referred the matter to the
Street and aewer Department
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
NECROLOG.

Gu regret aducem la cunosii!-
ia tuturor membrilor, pretenilor
81 acelora care 'au cunoscut IN
cetarea din viata fratelM mem-
'bru Tosif Mihuti originar din
Bradu, jud. Sibiu, in 10 Ianuarie
1921. Reposatul au fost un mem.
ibru. vechiu 81 devotat al So.;e.
tatii noastre Gloria Romina"
din Weirton. W. Va. In patria
veche il depldnge o mama vadl,va
'frati 81 sllrori, lar a;ci lln cumnat
membrii societatii, 81 o multine
de prieteni 81 crmoscllti. Isl eS-
'prima adinc miscati regretul.
pentru tragHa moarte ce l'au
intimpinat.
!, Fie-i terina usoara. 81 memori,,
binecuvintat.
Membri Soc. Gloria Rominass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17

tel contra vointei lui personale, 81
aceasta, Great, in public, un SEN
timcnt foarte favorable lui.
Din aceasta cauza d. Poincare es-
te foarte mutt critical ca nu a volt
ca sd primeasca un post in acest
cabinet, afara numai in cazul de a
Fl numit premier orr ministru de
finante Gu deplina putere de a ne
gocia indemnitatile pc care Germa-
MIA sa le plateasca Frantei.
Loviturile continue date de Poin
care fostului premier in chestia
germana 81 cerinta lui Cd aliatii Sc
stabileasca legile Impulse asupra
Germaniei lar dupa aceea sd. supra.
vegheze observarea lor GU forta ar
mata, face un puternic APPEL la ina
ginatia publicului, insa Millerand
pune mare valoare pc cooperate
Angliei 81 nu vrea ca Sc la risicu1
de perde aceasta cooperate prin
masuri prea drastice.
Prietenii lui Poincare spera S!
acum, eli cred ca char daca noul
cabinet va primi un vot de incre
dere Joi, BRAND nu va putea forts
GermaRia ca sa plateasac indemni
tatile de rasboi, lar camera Sc VI
1ntoarce Ia Poincare ca Sc formezt
cabinetul care va putea face pc gel
mani ca sd plateasca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
MuncitorH Sc pregatesc
a apara uniuni|e
e0MPERS C0NvOACA Pc FRUNTA$Il UNIUNlLOR
LA 0 CONSFATUlRE IN WASHINGTON

spune dl Morrison 81 intre .acestc
atacuri pot ii enllmalate 'llncer-
Garlic de stabili ateliere anti
unioniste, reducere de salare,
legi contra grevelor, arbitrari
compulzore, injunctii contra mum,
citorilor organizati 81 propagan-
da prin ziare care tinde "a forma
0 opinie favorabila pentru aceste
forme vechi''.
Cred, continual Morri-
son. ca muncitorimea va for
ml,la un plan prin care Sc eNpu-
na aceste pretentii ale oamenilor
interesati numai in chestiunea
cum ar putea obtine lucratori
cit Sc poate de eftini 81 sd con-
tmue mai departe politica lor de
speculatOri. l}reslele realizeaza
puterea fortelor pornite contra
lor 81 au de gind ca sd pareze
acestc lovitlwi Gu curaj 81 vi
guros.
'Oponentii nostri fac gresala
cdnd cred ca al faeut un bun
'prOgres alarmind Jmuncitorimea,
ori ca mAncitorii umiliti Sc vor
supune reactiunei.
"Conferinta convocata de dl
Gompers este pentru a discuta
asupra propaganda 81 asupra al
tor metode 1ntrebuintate de opo-
.nentii noStrii 81 e foartc posibil
ca muncitOrimea va incepe 0
ofensiva contra acelora carl cred
ca controleaza toate mijloacefe
de pubhcitate.
| 'Confeiinta convocata este una
dintre comferintele similare con
vocate de federatiune. in decrr-
sui istoriei Ell, spre consitlera
conditii neobicinuite's
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
Dublin in stare de
Razboju
-.
Armat& englez& formeaza bari
cade 81 aseazA masini
~ de puScat.

DUBLIN, IL Ian. = Detasa-
mente mari din fortele coroanei
a tras garduri de sirma 81 bari
cadat astazi toata partea de nord
a Dublinului, includind 81 trei
poduri peste Liffey 81 Chapel
Street, unde in timpul din urma
s'a produs mai multe impusca-
turf.
Teritorul acesta pc care S iau
dat uncle din cele mai serioase
lupte in revolutia isbucnita in
ziua de pasti in anul 1916 e a.
prOape de jumatate mila pa
trata 81 Sc ocmpune din mai mute
strait inguste 81 incrltcisate.
Traficul tranvailriui de pc par
tea de nord a fost mutat pc par
tea de sud 81 publicul de pc stra-
zile princIpale este precheziti0-
nat in fie care minut.
Raidurile stunt mai desc 81 mai
tputernice ca orr 81 cald. Sase per-
soane au fost arestate. Prechezi-
tia din casa este III progres 81
operatiunea va time doua sau
trei zile.
Cind s'a isolat districtul sol
datii au ocupat etajui al doilea
de la anumite cladiri La positiuni
mai insemnate. Ferestrcle au
fOst lastupate cu saci de nisip 81
s'a montat masini pusca. Locui-
tori caselor. au fOst somati ca in
ti1np de 20 minute sa sc mute in
Icatul de jos.
Nici unei persoane nu Use per
mite sd iasa sau sd lntre in dis
trict, 81 cum plata de legume 81
dc 'peste sa afla in aeest DISTRICT
situatiumea ingrijitoare.
Trupele sunt hranite GU supa
calda de la bucatariile ambu-
lante. ,Reflectoare p1lternice lu-
mineaza strazile i'm timpul mop
tel.
Raidm.ilc sunt facutc Gu scopul
de a descoperi un arsenal care sc
banuieSte sd Sc afle in district 81
sa aresteze cfte-va persoane ur-
marito de justitie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
M Sc citeste romineste.

lnSa aceste safe nu cunosc
slova latina. Generatla de aHi d
pastrat linba insa Ia pastraU
slova pentru ibunul motiv ca na
cunoscut-o nici generatia vechc.
+ nevoe. deci de slova romi-
neasca. Sc tiparesc ziarc: politl'
&C. Gu slova romineasca sau slova
ruSeasca am mai spus 81 Gu alt
prilej, aceste ziare, toate, ofera
satelor, oglinda discordiei clasc-
lor diriguitoare, ofera cuvlntul
trivial al polemicilor in care con-
ducatorii de pc ri pc alta SO
invinuiesc de hottie, eAcrocherie
81 toate vinele osindltc 81 neoSln-
dite. M exista in toata basara-
bia un singur ziar mare blne
scris, 1>omineste scris, indifferent
de slova, care sd fie i'll adevar i'll
sluiba cuvintului rominesc 81 nu
a politicei Ziare oflcioase. dc
flame, Ziare paravan - >unt MAI
in toate orasele Basarabiei. Nh
Sc poate citi insa o carte pc III
teles moldovenesc care sd tie nu-
mai in slujba sufletIlui romlnesc.
Toate guvernele au dat bani pen
tru propaganda culturala i'll Ba-
sarabia, insa, toate pc fata sa,l
tainic. au tinut sa atraga atentlu
propagandisti.or asupra celor ce
dau banii 81 numai in al doilea
rind asupra scopului pentru care
Sc dau banii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
ANUL XVI.-NO. II.
Ne tr0buo pdmlnt 81
Suf|ot r0mineSC
Propaganda romineasca
in Basarabia.

Situatia Basarabiei nu Sc poa-
te asemana Gu a nici unuia din
celelalte tinuturi alipite. Vremc
de 100 de ami, partea de nond 81
90 de ami cea de sud, au fost sta
plnite de rusi, fara ca un guvern
romnesc sd Sc gindeasca la su-
tele de mil de romini ce sc in
strainau deprinzindu-se Gu limba
si legiuirea straina. Intro buna
ri insa, imprejurare favorabila,
in viltoarea razboiului. realipeste
trupului madularul furat.
hlstrainarea Isl facuse insl
opera. Anil de unitare, ascunde-
rea cuvintului moldovenesc 81
reteaua de rusificare pc toatc
caile, indepartau meet, meet, SUI
fletul rominesc de acest pamint
rominesc 81 orasele, cele dintii,
cazura in bratele stapinitorilor.
Doara La safe, sufletul pamintu-
lui graft mai multi 81 taranul nu
s'a lasat cuprins. Taranul nu
avea nevoe de slujbe, de parere
buna la stapInire Relatiile lui nu
depaseau satul Asa s'a facut
minunea. ca. i'll vreme ce toti ba-
sarabenii moldoyeni de la oraSe
vorbesc ruseste, uni mai bine de
cit romlneste, moldovenii satului,
uni nu cunosc de loc limba rusa.
sSdtefe ne-au lastrat grafll an
Basarabia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
CONCURS

Sc cauta un redactor la zia-
rul America" Conditiunile:
Sc cunoasca bine ortografia 81
gramatica romina; Sc site lin
ba engleza ca Sc poata traduce
strife 81 telegramele.
Postnl trebue ocupat in ziua
de / Februarie 1921.
Salar $170 lunar, Gu perspec-
tiva de a i Sc mari salariul du-
pa merite.
Ofertele Sc primesc pima
Simbata % Februarie c., pc a.
dresa: Administratia ziarului
America" sos Detroit Ave-,
Cleveland, 0.
Directiunea Comp.
de Publicitate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
M cluburi, ci cultura.

Cuvint rominesc cinstit, cit mai
multi, char prea mutt - dacil
poate fl prea multi cuvint ro-
minesc in Basarabia NJ cluuburl
,politice, nu ziare politice, nu IL
terati inscrisi III partidele poll
tice. Saminta sanatoasa nu da
rod bolnav. NJ inspectorate carl
sa inSpecteze ceea-ce nu exlsta,
singure care sa stalpineasca1 1l1ln
ca celor ce vor sd munceaS
In Basarabia romineasca, sa
Sc vorbeasca romineste de la
Chisinau graeste rnseste. Cum
ne batem joe de slfletul pamin-
tului rominesc D. Db.
("Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-17
BRAND premieru| Frantei
NIcI P0INCARE 81 NlCI VIvIANl
NJ STUNT IN NOUL CABINET

tratia americana isl va vedea de
afacerile eli. Poate fl, aceasta ad-
ministratie republican, orr demo-
crata, e de mica importanta; ca e
intotdeauna pro-franceza, sunt 81
CUR de aceasta.
"Acei acari all fost III Franta de
mai multi ami stu ca moi nu sun
tenn natiune militarista. DORM
ia noastra infocata este de a Fl in
bune relatii GU Anglia 81 Statele
Unite, insa este un pact, semnat la
Versailles, care trebue observat.
Am increderea ca la 1ndeplinirea
.obligatiunilor din acel pact, nu
vom veni in conflict ell prietenii
nostri.
"Ministrii mel Sc vor presenta
camerei deputatilor, Joi. E posi-
bill ca un representant al Frantei
vafntlmpina delegatia engleza 81
italiana in ziua urmatoare; n am
cerut nici o intirziere. Franta va
1ntimpina pc delegatii streini 81 va
discuta chestii de interes interna-
tional, asa casi cind mar fl fost
nici criza ministeriala in Fran.
ta."
Impresia generala este Cd cabi.
netul, asa cum fost formal Dc
BRAND e>un element foarte puter
mic, Gu toate ca multi deplora alb
senta din acest cabinet q id. Poin
care 81 viviani. Acesta al sap
telea cabinet pc care il formeazs
BRAND.
| PARIS, is 1anuarie. .-Aristidt
| BRAND luat asupra lui sarcins
de q ii primul ministru al Fran
M 49, N g. Et4 +