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llllE1lLAs
mis- sa voteze.

mis- Sa vOteZe.
En nu sunt de sigur dintre a.
celia carr ar dori sa intretina ine-
galitati san rivalitati intre ma
tiuni 81 nu Ger nici Gle cum sd fie
tperpetuu4 I'M grIp de state privi-
iegiate carl sa dicteze legile in
restul lumei.
Oar in fine constat ca daaa
Liga Natiunilor fost fondata,-
daca popoarele din Europa sc bu-
cura de- independents lor este
Cratic unui ansamhlu de tratate
earl sunt fructele unui lung raz-
boi. Daca nh conflict ar sdruncina
din nou ordinea in Europa, cui
$ ar cuveni inainte de toate sar-
Gina de a, apara tratatele? State
Tor carl au sustinut 81 au castigat
razboiul.
Daca, intr 'un moment critic a.
ceste state n'au lie cat foarte
slaba majoritate in consiliul Ligei
Natiunilor sau char Sc gasesc in
mlnoritate, sc va cOnsolida pacea?
Atragand atentiunea cititorilor
francezi asupra rezolutiunilor carl
au fost votate in adunarea de la
Geneva am credinta ca am slujit
interesul general. Mise va obiec-
ia poate de cineva ca prea tirziu
spre mai insista de oarece rezo-
lutiile S s'au votat. Voiu raspunde
prin doua lucruri.
VOiu raspunde mai fntaiu GU
proverbul francez Cd nici odata
nu @ prea tarziu spre face b.
nele.
Voiu raspunde in fine ca dacd
singura arma a Ligei Natiunilor
ese Gu adevarat stirbita sau STA
rimata in mod definitiv trebue sd
ne grabim so spunem popoarelor.
LIE datorim adevarul. 'Minciuna
nu asigura pacea'' spune Roose-
velt. Oar nici ''iluziunea".
(Din 'Universul".)
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ar ajunge la instrainarea avutiilor

ar ajunge la instrainarea av,1tiilor
romanesti.-
Gnvernul a recurs in fine la i'm.
prumuturi facute in conditiuni ne.
rationale 81 rninatoare. Exemplu
ultimul fmprumut din Elvetia.
Mergand pc aceasta Gale Sc va a.
duce tara la faliment. Nici odata
nu s'a pomenit lln mai mare dezas-
tru in biata noastra Romanie.
81 pc candt tara adusa in a.
ceasta stare dezolanta, generalul
Averescu cu compiled sal tine dis
cursuri cautand sd insele lumea a.
dusa gratuit GU trenuri speciale.
lar ministrul finantelor, in Five
tia, 81 eel de externe, in Franta 81
Anglia, dau strainatatii tristul
spectacol al usurintei 81 al luxului
orbitor facut pc spinarea unei tari
in pragul falimentului.
Condusa bine aceasta tara ar pu-
tea Fl fericita I; condusa de acest re-
GIN, ca este amenintata a ajunge
in halul Austriei ca finante 81 in
halul Turciei ca independents po-
Utica 81 economical
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AgiaiidezaStru|uifinanciar

continual, ministerial de finante in
telegand schimba. necontenit co.
roanele 81 rublele favoritilor regi.
mului, mai cu seama acum cand a.
Gel favoriti cumpara coroancle aus.
TRACE ell patru parale, lie stampi.
leaza 81 iau pc ele SO bani, platiti
Gle contribuabilul roman!
S'au ennis bonuri de tesaur fara
limita. Pc cand guvernul liberal
in tot timpul razboiului della 1916
81 pana la 1919 inclusiv, "a ennis
bonuri decat pentru 1000 milioa-
ne frs. regimul averescan ennis
in nn an 81 jumatate bonuri de te-
saur pentru valoare de peste mi
liarde lei. Nj s'a afirmat della CO.
misiunea din Paris ca zilnic Sc pre-
.zinta spre plata bonuri de tesaur
de a caror existenta nimeni nu site
mimic. 81 aceste bonuri, ca 81 cele
emise in regula .nu Sc platesc; ele
au ajuns sd fie negotiate la Lon
dra 81 Paris ell 10 la suta din va
loarea lor nominala. Gazetele fl
nanciare din Paris ne-au declarat
deja un faliment.
Guvernul II a luat nici o masura
pentru infrana specula GU lei.
Mai multi, uncle institutiuni finan-
clare amice regimului fac ceiace
voesc. Leii calatoresc prin curieri
oficiali platiti de Stat. Guvernul
continue apoi a emite renta din
1916, 1919 81 1920 pentru a obtine
GU orice chip banii de care are ne
vote pentru plati pc Brutinel,
Veith, Schuller, misiunile 81 amicii
regimului, pc cand furnisorii Sta
tului sunt lasati sd astepte.
Guvernul putea sd, 1ncaseze din
Germania leii pc care aceasta tara
ii poseda, fie della evacuarea Mum
teniei, fie in urma operatiunilor de
import facute de moi; nu avea de-
cat sd negocieze liquidarea averi-
lor germane puse sub sequestru de
Romania. s ar Fl adus in tara pes
te un miliard. Ma facut aceasta
la timp, 81 aeum germanii wand lei
la Paris, Londra, Zurich 81 New
York, scazand cursul monedei noas
tire char sub Gel la care la adns
guvernul Averescu.
Pentru orice nevoi, guvernul re-
curge la Banca Nationala 81 ST.
leste al face >fmprumuturi, deci
moi emisiuni. Aceasta politica fl
nanciara, marind inflatiunea' mo-
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prea elastica. Corespondentelt
sale 81 celelalte comunieatiuni vol
fl numai supuse ''unci reglemen-
tari speciale" alta notiune pima
lie elasticitate.
Relatiunile 'umanitare" Sc vor
continue 81 cate marfuri Sc vor
lascunde sub pavilion umanitar
In fine in locul ambasadorilor
streini, statul agresor va avea el
insarcinati Gle afaceri.
Pedeapsa este dulcc, yeti recu-
noaste.
Mai exista in rezolutiile votate
un puncf de asemenea delicat, a.
supra caruia as dori sd va atrag
atentia va amintiti ca Sc spune in
art. 5 al pactului.
'Orice membru al Ligei, care
nu este prezent in consiliu este in
Tltat sa trimita in sedinta un re-
prezentant, cand O chestiune, ca
re il intereseaza in mod particu-
lar este adusa inaintea consiliu-
luis'.
E vorba sd Sc site earl sunt sta
tele pc care sd lie privim ca inte-
resate in mod particular 81 sa le
lnvltam prin urmare sd faca partc
din consiliu in ziua cand acesta
va aNea sa hotarasca despre agre-
slunea comisa de alt stat. Una din
rezolutiunile votate raspunde la
aceasta chestiune in chipul ur-
mator.
Ell consiliul va convoca sta
tele in conflict 81 pc acelea carl
sunt vecine statului vinovat sau
pc acei carl intretin de obicel
stranse relatiuni economice GU ell,
sau pc aceia a caror cooperare va.
ii in mod particular utila pentru
aplicarea art. 16".
Presupuneti ca aveti de aplicat
aceasta regula spre a constitui
consiliul Ligei Natiunilor dupa o
agreslune germana asemanatoare
celei din 1914.
Cate state vor putea pretinde
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netara, contribute la deprecierca
leaalui, 81. deci la scumpirea vietei.
Guvernul facut, dnpa un an 81
jnmatate un project de reforma fl
,nanciara pc care corpurile legiui-
toare mameluce l-au votat imediat.
Oar acea reforma att de rau stu
data 1ncat prin aplicarea eli s'ar
ajnnge la distrugerea eli s'ar alum
&c la distrugerea industriei 81 co
mertului, u expatriarea averilor
mobiliare, la scumpirea enorma a
vietei 81 la indemnarea populatiu-
nei de a numai lucra, intru cat
dintre toate cea mai impusa pro-
ductiunea.
Aceasta reforma, determinat
scaderea vertiginoasa leului in
strainatate; financiarii straini Gu
care am avut ocaziunea sd vorbesc
o considera ca cea mai eficace ac-
tune pentru distruge creditul
Romaniei 81 orice 1ncredere in mo-
media nOastra.
Deprecierea leului face ca bunu-
rile mobiliare 81 imobiliare din ia
IA sd poata fie cumparate pc nj
mic de straini. Ei bine, guvernul
nu luat nici 0 masura pentru a
impedica asemenea speculatiuni ce
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un loc! dar cate dintre acestea
vor fl in masura san dispuse de q
lua responsibilities masurilol
necesare spre a 1nabusi agresiu
/ neae
Remarcati bine ca toate statele
astfel chemate La consiliu vol
avea acelasi drept la vot ca 81
kmembrii primitiyi al consiliului
Ceea ce d. -Motta, fara a Fl contra.
zis de nimeni a spus in discursu1
sau:
'Cand un stat este direct inte-
resat in chestiunea blocusului
cand interesele sale sunt anga.
jate intr 'un mod Gu totul parti.
cular, consiliul are obligat tiunea
de al chema inaintea lui. Acest
stat nu este chpmat ca O parte ca,
re trebue pur 81 simplu sa asculte.
Acest stat dupa principiilc consti,
tutive ale Ligei Natiunilor intra
i'll consilia 81 in sedinte Gu toti eel
lalti membri in plenitudinea drep-
turilor sale, in egalitatea condi-
tlunllor Gu toti ceilalti membri.
Ell sc poate face ascultat nu numai
ca o parte care Sc prezinta main.
tea unui tribunal ci ca un mem
bru al tribunalului el insusi''.
Onorabilul d. Motta a avut eel
putin meritul de nu lasa sd sub
ziste nici un echivoc.
Daca maine S ar Fl produs un
conflict, in consiliul actual al Lii
gel Natiunilor ar fl prescris sane
tiunile. CT va Fl un consiliu al
carui efectiy va Fl poate de doua
orr mai numerOs 81 in care vor fl
la acelas rang >eu membrii actuali,
mai multe state carl nu treceau
printre aliatii din timpul raz-
boiului.
Consiliul va putea char ell.
prinde uncle state. earl au luptat
contra noastra 81 aceste state vor
vota ca celelalte, in vreme ce daca
'adunarea accepta un text propus
de alaltaeri de d. Fischer, statul
victima a agresiunei' nu va Fl adj
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Opera financiara guvernulu
Averescl, in timpul de un an 81 ju
lnatate, de cand define puterea, Is.
tie. la, nivelul activitatii sale in di
rectiunea economical.
VENT la guvern, ma facut re
organizarea finantelor reclamat;
! de- situatia noua in care se gases
Rnmania- Mare; el ma consolidat
datoria flotanta, nu s'a ingriiit de
plata cupoanelor intarziate in stra-
inatate, 81 nici macar II a alcatuit
un budget serios de ventura 81 chel
tueli.
In loc de face fara intarziere,
toate economiile Impulse de impre-
jnrarile grele prin care trecea ia
ra, ell a dedat la eel mai mare dies
frau de cheltueli. S'au infiintat
Ministere moi, directiuni speciale 81
generale fara numar 81 s'au in
multi sinecnrile fntr 'un mod in
spaimantator. Numai cabinetul
ministrului COMMUNICATION are Gin
cizeci de functionari din care mai
multi de jumatate sunt functionari
superiori, lar in capul lor un di-
rector gcperal La Presedentia Con
siliului, la ministerul de inferno,
etc., sinecurile an ajuns fantastice
Automobilele s'au inmultit astfel
incat mai toti functionarii 81 Off
terri all automobile. NJ mai vor-
biml de lefuri 81 diurne. La caile
ferate ofiterii atasati pentru ordi-
ne primesc in total intre 600O--1O-
600 lei lunar, lar la ministerul de
razboiu pc langa lefuri, misii, etc.,
Sc mai dau plati Gu acord pentru
lucrari facute tot in orele de birou.
Misiunile in strainatate sunt nenu-
marate. Sc platesc lunar zeci de
milioane de lei, 81 cea mai mare
parte din misiuni nu fac mimic. M
tren de lux care sa nu transporte
clirieri platiti in franci francezi or
elvetieni, in lire sau in alte valute
ecumpe, pentru duce sau aduce
comisioane, orr pentru exporta
lei in plicuri GU peceti oficiale.
- A trebuit sa sc schimbe coroane-
! lie 81 rublele: schimbul s'a facut in
!. conditiuni cunoscute tlltulor. Nam
darinii regimului, amicii lor 81
samsarii all cumparat de pc plata
] coroanele GU % bani spre a lie
, schimba la Visterie pc o valoare in
doita. Acelas lucru Gu rublele. S'a
pagubit tara Gu miliarde 81 targul
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CETTTI 81 ABONATI
ZIARUI. ssAMERICA"
Co r3n1rle din ar.
ma economical?

razbOi: ell nu face decat da ce-
! lorlalti membri al Ligei faculta-
tea de a proceda la acte de razboi
Gu statul prin ruptura pactului'
'Daca subiectul ar permite
glume, v'as ruga sd admirati teo-
] ria dupa care 0 agresiune Gu ar
ma este un Fact unilateral'' care
''nu poate creia stare de raz-
boiu". Cand cancelarul Beth
mann-Holweg a anuntat in Reich
stag invazia Belgiei, ce chitibu-
sari nu s'ar fl desvoltat daca ar
Fl putut invoca un text ca acesta.
81 cum sa nu vezi ca rezolutia
votata rastoarna ordinea respon-
sabilitatilor? M mai este statul
agresor care deslantueste un raz-
boiu general, cInn voia art. Is. CT
eiecare din celelalte state carl au
'facultatea de lua - in prczen.
ia caror amenintari, in mi ijlocul
caror conflicte de interese? =
initiativa ostilitatilor. Ce devine,
imperiosul ipso facto, ce devine
efectul de intimidare prin care
autorii pactului socoteau sd O.
preasca veleitatile agresorului?
Sa revedem acum art. Is 81 sd
lcitim a doua sa fraza.
Statul agresor find considerat
ca comite un act de razboi contra
tuturor celorlalti membri al LII
gei'' ce trebue sa faca acestia?
Art. 16 indica:
"Acestia Sc angajeaza a rupe
imediat GU ell orice relatiuni co.
merciale 81 finanfiare, interzico
orice raporturi 1fltre nationalii lor
81 aeeia al statului care rupt
pactul 81 a face sa Sc tale orice
combinatii financiare, comerciale
sau personale intre nationalii a.
cestui stat 81 aceia al oricarui alt
stat membru sau nu al Ligei''.
| Art. 16. cere, cum vedem, sd Sc
faca blocusul instantaneu 81 com.
plect statului agresor. Gu aceasta
stipulatiune Imperative care con-
stitue cheea de bolta oricarui
sistem destinat a mentine pacea.
comparati cateva din rezolutiu.
mile votate eri.
''Ruperea relatiunilor diploma.
tice va putea fl limitata in primul
loc la rechemarea sefilor misiunei
Relatiunile consulare eventual
'vor putea Fl pastrate.
| Suprimarea amerindarii popu
latiunei civile a statului vinovat
l.trebue sd fie considerat ca ex.
trema maspra de rigoare; de apli
cat numai daca celalalte masur
! disponibile sunt in mod clar insu
| ficiente.
/ Va Fl necesar dea supune co
respondents 81 toate celelalte mil
loace de communicable unei reglc
mentari speciale. Relatiunile una
nitare vor Fl continuate"
il Astfel, candi sun stat va. deslan
-Itui un razboi de agresiune unu
din acele razboaies fulgeratoare p
lcare stiinta moderns le permite
ce va risca el III ti1npul' primelo
saptamAni cari,vor Fl poate sap
,ltamanile decisivsi 81 va continu
lisa primeasoa. m&rfnrie necesar
'popolatinnei Sis civile, notiun
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Declaratiunile sefului delegatiei
romano asupra modification
pactului Societatii
| Natiunilor.

lie Temps publica un articol
cuprinzand declaratiunile de maj
JOS, facute de prof. DIR. Toma To-
nescu, intro chestiune carei
mare importanta nu poate scapa
nimanui.
Gel carl au tratatul de la Yer
sailles in biblioteca lor n'au OBJ
servat probabil, ca una din pagi.
nile cele mai importante - pactul
Ligei Natiunilor-- art. 16- STA
schimbat semnificarea. In mod
provizoriu eel putin cuvintele au
ramas aceleasi, caci adunarea de
la Geneva n a hotarit inca asupra
amendamentelor pactului.
! Al iluziunea ca til in mana ace.
las text. Cuprinde dupa cum ne
amintim, singura sanctiune pc ca
re Liga Natiunilor hotarit-o
'pentru apararea independents
membrilor sal: blocul imediat
complect al oricarui stat, care a.
taca pc un altul violand pactul
= Dar printr r'un procedeu ciudat
adunarea vOtat inainte de sc
pronunta asupra amendamentelor
serie de resolutii carl pretind
ca interpreteaza articolul Is 81
carl in realitate il contrazic.
Nimeni n "a cerut sd Sc citaasca
de doua orr. Nimeni n "a cerut un
|scrutin prin APPEL nominal, nici
char un vot prin sedere, 81 ridi-
care. Rezolutiile astfel adoptate
vor fl considerate ca valabile
char in cazul cand nici O modifi.
care nu va Fl adusa in textul pac
tului.
Acesta este un eveniment care
ne ola de gandit. Pentru al ex
pune insemnatatea cititorilor zia
rului lie Temps man du'
spre a cere lamuriri d-lui Tom;
lonescu rectorill Universitatii di,
Bucuresti, care conduce delega
ltia romano la Liga Natiunilor.
= Spre nu raci catusi de pu
ltin sd luam textul. Este mai avi,
1dar este mai sigur.
/ Articolul 16 al pactului fncep
astfel: Daca un membru al Lige
recurge la razboiu contrar anga
1 jamentelor luate in art. II, l;
san Is ell este ipeo facto conside
rat ca, comite un act de razbo
contra tuturor celorlalti membr
al Ligei.
j Iata o stipulatiune a carei linn
lpezire 81 gravitate It'll sare in och
4 lSingurul fapt de a ataca un sta
membru al Ligei violand pactu
Iinseamna a. intra in razboiu G
u toti membrii Ligei. Aceasta ter
u bila perspective, al cafei caracte
y Inevitable este pecetluit prin CT
H,yintele pro facto,. urmareste j
mod precis sa intimideze guvel
tnul. san popornl carl gandesc
% agrosiune mentinand astft
lnaAea.
81. citim, acum q doua resoluti
care .. fost votata. Ea fneep
astfal:r
"Actnl unilateral al statul,
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110D SOUTH jersey
SOLDIERS IN CAMP
114th infantry Begins Two
Weeks Course of Train
ing at Sea Cirt
COL. PRICE IN COMMAND

special TELEGRAM 10 Eveaino Public Ledger
Camp Edwards, Sea Girt. July H.
Launching forth upon a two weeks
course Of intensified training training
about 100 officers and men of the
l14th Infantry, under command OF
Colonel Winfield s. Price. ON Camden.
the South Jersey organizations. this
morning took up their rifles and went
to the big Parade grounds for strenu :
Gus period Of drill. Physical exercises.
close order drills and bayonet exercises
were Few Of the things that were on
the schedule for the initial period OF
work, and this afternoon they will be
put through another almost as siren
uous.
Colonel George T.. Thorne, who Is
here under assignment from the War
department as the senior inspector
instructor in this State, spoke very
fntteringly Of the officers and men OF
the regiment which has its headquarters
In Camden.
Colonel Thorne has a competent staff
Of assistants who have been detailed
here from the regular army post al
Camp Dix. In addition there 10 a
detail of about twenty regular army
non -comms here to assist.
Plans for the rcgimcntal rifle prac-
tice were made yesterday at a confer
ence attended by I}rigadicr General
BIRD W. Spencer. the inspector general
Of rifle practice for New Jersey
Colonel Thorne, Colonel Winfield s.
Price, ON Camden. the regimentaI
commander, and Lieutenant Colonel
Edward b. Stone. General Spencer
will be in charge of the ranges.
Sunday passed quietly in camp, tho
days feature being the evening parade
ceremony which attracted severa
thousand people. The regiment ap.
reared under command of Colonel Price
and put up a very creditable showing
for their first day in camp.
Chaplain Charles X. Dubcll, who
served overseas. took exception during
his sermon yesterday to the statement
made by Colonel George Harvey in Lon
don that America entered the war +,
eave her own face. Chaplain DubeI
declared that this country was nctuntet
by lofty ideals and altruistic principles:
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against a repetition and are therefore
making a thorough investigation Of the
matter. ,
All We'll and Contented
The soldiers boys all seem we'll and
contented. No sick cases have as yet
been reported. The only epidemic about
the camp Is the so-called "toddle'
fever, which overtakes the guardsmen
during their spare time. When the boys
from the Smoky City reached camp they
vero equipped with Springfield rifles,
army packs and "toddle" tops.
The Scranton troops knew nothing
about the miniature Monte Carlo game
until they reached here. Now the
"toddle" spin Is as much the rage
around camp as the ''toodle" dance ID
popular wfth the .eottagers in the grove.
ThAy spin 'em on half dollars, on toy
Of the resimental drum and on the old
mess pan. :.
Some Of the companies Of the old
Tenth had their first good sleep last
niRht since leaving home, owing to the
delayed arrival of q supply of cots. Re-
sponsibility for It IL placed on the Fed
eral and not the Stnte officials by those
officers here who made the investiga-
ton. As a result of the mistake many
Of the officers and several companies
had to pass Saturday night on damp
ground with only tick hastily filled
with straw between them and the
ground. Yesterday enough cots arrived
from the State arsenal at Harrisburg
and now all the suardsmen have ade-
quate sleeping equipment.
... Have Q Moist Night
-..St.t,-~ cIo,dh,,r,k J,,~trs A. .
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l[A[ WORK begun
BY 55TH BRIGADE
.,o+h and 1ooth Regiment In
1hross Of First Stages OF
Block System
suN HOT FOR SOLDERING

!, ,,.,o,en TO Evening Pab'o Lsdoer
',,"r c.m, sissfoos, Mount Gretna' Pa
-. 1.-THE men Of the FIFTY. fiith
,s,.r,ry 49, Brigade, commanded by GEN
~, Richard Coulter, who are unner-
-. choir two weeks tour OF military
su,as ,s,s,c,ion here. began work in earnest
.s,. ~ rorning. The FIRST stages OF the
s ,%,..t" system, which will be the ordrr
I, s,o,nins this year, formed the work
.h.dule for the day. Altogether the
,asmen will have to 20 through
.s,nty ~ eight different stages Of the mil
49, v,me before they have formally
...r,sted the work laid cut by the d.
vision commanders.
The nsrade grounds near the station,
4, Years the scene of the formal Gov
.,,,r,s review and daily dress parades,
nave been marked out according to the
.~.,.m to be used and cannot te op-
s,s,sd this year for any parades.. In
$50 Il Ia decided TO have a formal re-
si .;sw this rear, as Is hoped, 1t will be
..ssssary TO find another field on which
- stsse the imposing military spec
s..,s Because Il Is the largest levei
s.ld nm the reservation the authorities
Sscsded 70 use It for the daily outdoor
klock class work.
% m. 10th Regiment commanded by
Coionel Edward Martin, went through
n preliminary courses on tho field near
~ atom. while the members OF the
i0eth Rermsnt, under the command VI
Colonel Robsrt NJ. vail, spsnt most o.
th,ir dime On the lower end OF the
rounds Close hy ths lake. The eoldisry
sent nearly sfx hours on the nsid and
Welcomed the recall, ~ the hot sun.
which beat down upop them, was al
movt unbsarabls, ~ thu was the first
day Of the now work.
Epsct Fine Results
Major General William @. Prics, the
commanding officer, u OF the opinion
that cooperation on the part Of the
ruard officers and the regular army Of
6ccrs will result In tho system becom
lns the most effective kind Of national
ruard training. At the present time
The classes are forty minutes In length,
but Captain Maurice Miller, executive
officer Of the block system, announced
this morning that this period would be
reduced to thirty minutes each should
the guardsmen show signs Of weariness
or dldnterestedness toward the close Of
each class. ...... u
Rigorous investigation Is being car
ried on by Major General Price and the
members Of his staR to find out who
was responsible for the meat rationf
which were condemned Sunday morning
by several mess cooks. The cooks oi
three companies from the Pittsburgh
district complained that the meat Issued
them was slightly tainted. Captain
Harry T. Bailey, Of the Sanitary De-
tichment, inspected the meat and re-
fused to condemn II. Divisions head :
quarters was then notified and the di :
yision Inspector decided that 1t should
not be used. This left the three COM
nnies without any Sunday meat. II
b believed that the tainted portions
vee due to hot, moist weather as the
supply was passed upon by United
States Army inspectors before Il left
the Chicago packing house where It was
purchased. However, division officials
Intend to take every possible precaution
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The chaplain also paid glowing tribute
to Colonel Price. the rcgimentnl COM
hinnder. whom he termed IA fighting
man
Captain Samuel Browns company
from Caindcn has been transformed into
a howitzcr company, and the Bridgeton
company. under command of Captain
Jonathan III. Kircboff. has been made
the rcgimental machine gun company.
kirchof was in command Of n machine
gun company In the famous Blue and
Gray Division.
Last night the regImental band paid
Governor Edwards and the members Of
his household q compliment By render
ing lengthy and delightful concert on
the lawn near the Little White House.
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KIN Dogs Crazed by Heat

Two dogs. affected by the heat. ter
rorized residents of Glenoldcn, Nor
wood and Prospect Park last week. and
one Of the dogs bit three children at
Glenolden and two children at Nor
wood. Patrolmen Scull and Carr killed
the dog which bit the children and
James Craig. of Prospect Park. seized
the other dog by the collar and killed
him with hammer.