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Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
THIEVES TURN OFF Gas
oarken Alley Before Entering North
eeechwood Street housa

Thieves who extinguished a gas lamp
~ the alley outside entered the homes
If William Buckley and William Tyler,
$40 and STA North BeechwoOd at rect,
early today and escaped with jewelry
and money valued at $50.
Both houses were entered through
kitchen windows.
Buckley lost a small amount Of money
and diamond stickpin. From Tyler'o
house the robbers took two gold watches,
a diamond ring and n gold locket.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
CHARLES FEHRLEv MISSING

Mrs. Charles Fehrl"y. 2249 l.amhcrt
street. Camden, reported to the police
this morning TINT her husband has been
missing from his home since November
- and she fears that he has met with
an accident. Fehrley IL fifty years old.
He had $500 with him when he dis.
sppeaved.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02
MAY rrcoGN,7r TIVE sauna,

MussOliri, luly's new polticai l., ,,ir' ,,
be consd"rUG the ic'nsniton OF the R,,ss,,,SS ,n,S
Government according to "A recen, -, ~. ,tn rltn
Clarence Is, sire i, the PUBLIC I.EpGnms' 'roil rom
respondent at Lausanne. For exhansSsHH,. ~,
foreign news turn TO the Forsi9m NV
Par. of the PrnLIo LsD0In, MAKE H
8Abtt.'-ld". " 4"
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1922-12-02

"A loud srcaking device was inseAIll 1
at the Oleon for the occaaion, ~ y
member ct Clemenccau's party said IN
'Tiyer's' voice was not In the. best 0g
condition. s7l
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
BRAZIL WELCOMES
SECRETARY HUGHES
President Pessoa Receives En-
yoys Of 33 Nations to
Centennial.

RIO JANEIRo. Sept. (Associatsd
Hughes and the otiier metNhers OF the
United States mission to Brazil, who
landed mere yesterday afternoon. were
among the special Ambassadors, ENJOYS
and delegates OF thirty-three nations to
the Brazilian Centennial who were re-
ceived this afternoon by President
Pessoa
The Secretary's program includes at
tendance at the opening Of che exposi-
ton or Thursday and two dinners, to
be given by President Pessoa and the
Brazilian Government to Mr.. Hughes
and the special Ambassadors of .he
other countries. He will also attend a
reception by the American colony and
will dedicate the site OF the monument
which the Americans plan to give Bra
zil as a memorial.
The exposition, the Inauguration of
which will take ylace tomorrow. is far
from being ready. OF the thirteen ma
tions which will have exhibition build
inss only that OF Japan is finished and
filled with exhibits. The United States
Government building. which Is perna-
rent in character. Is still surrounded by
scaffolding. which will come down before
the inauguration ceremonies. The build
ing is designed to be used as an en-
bassy later.
The United States Building for pri-
vate exhibits will not be opened until
December 4, so that its capacity can
be doubled
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
MAY SHIFT PREPARATIONS
TO LEAGUE SHOULDERS
Lloyd George and Poincore
Expected at Geneva.

GENEVA, Sept. 6 (Associated Press) -
The expectation that Lord Robert Cecil
would talk on the economic situation in
central Europe. including tho reparations
question. was not fulfilled at to-day's
session of the assembly of the League
Of Nations. His failure to do so is said
tonight to have been due to the fact
that Premier Lloyd George is coming to
Geneva.
In French circles it Is understood that
should Mr. Lloyd George come to Geneva
Premier Poincare will also come and
that the French Premier would not op-
pose very strenuously q British pro-
posal that the reparations question as a
whole be referred to the League Of Ma
tions and taken out OF the hands of the
Preparations Commission.
Lord Robert Cecil spoke OF the
league taking up Austria's condition
and said there was expert opinion to the
effect that Germany would soon, be in
the same situation as Austria.
Lord Robert was not confident that a
reduction in armaments was possible In
the near fuaure. III material disarma-
ment was impossible now 1t was never
theless possible to obtain what he called
moral disarmament"
The Assembly elected as its six Vice.
Presidents the Earl of Balfour England /;
Gabriel Hanotaux. France; Senior Co
mez, Portugal; Hjalmar Branting. Swe-
den Amalio Gimeno Cabanas, Spain,
and DR.. Monticello Ninchitch, Jugo-
Slavia.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
GERMANY SETTLING
BELGIAN PAYMENTS
Proposes to Give 250,000,000
Gold Marks This Year,
Cash and Notes.

Special Gable TO THE Nrw yoRK HBaiLn
Copyright, 1922. Dy THE NEW YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Berlin, Sept. q.
The negotiations between the Belgian
delegates and the German Government
on reparations took positive form this
evening in a proposal by the latter that
tho payment this year consist of 25O,-
900. 900 marks gold divided as follows: I:
One hundred million In six monthsNG
man treasury bonds, 100,000,000 which
the British Government has agreed to
furnish to Germany, and 5O,OO0,0O0
from the Reichsbank.
The conference between Messrs. Be-
melmans and Delacroix, representing
Belgium, and Herr Won Haniel of the
Foreign Office got under way imme-
diately after they had met at luncheon
to-day
Director Havenstein OF the Reichsbank
fought bitterly against the release OF any
part Of the last millions OF gold marks
reserve which the bank still holds. lie
brought forward the argument that the
Rechsbank was now private company
by virtue OF the Allies own decision.
The leading banks also have refused to
indorse the Governments notes to the
Allies. But the Reichsbank's objections
were overruled, and officials believe that
the proposal to furnish 250.000, 600 gold
marks constitutes likely basis for an
understanding with Belgium, whose rep
are negotiating independ-
entity of the Preparations Commission, as
that nation has priority in all settle
ments by Germany.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
AMERICAN AVIATORS
ON WAY TO BRAZIL
Descend in Nipe Bay to Get
Weather Reports.

ANTILLA. Province of Oriente. Cuba,
Sept. s (Associated Press) The Amer
lean seaplane Sampaio Correia, bound
from Pensacola for Rio Janeiro. came
down i'm Nipe Bay, on the north coast
Of Cuba, near the eastern end of the
island. after a fight from Caibarien.
Province Of Santa Clara. Cuba, $50
miles to the west. Lieut.. Walter Hinton
said the flight was uneventful.
The machine behaved splendidly. a
storm lowering on the eastern horizon
caused the descent into Nipe Bay in
order that the pilot might obtain weather
reports. Lieut.. Hinton said that he in
tended TO hop off at daybreak tomorrow
for Port au Prince, Haiti.
BuENos AIRES. Sept. 6.-The Argen-
tine aviator Fels in the airplane Mitre,
which is flying from Buenos Aires to
Rio Janeiro. flew to-day from Pelotas,
Uruguay. TO Florianopolis, Brazil.
The Chilean aviator Capt. Aracena,
who also Is bound for Rio Janeiro from
Santiago, Chile. flew to-day from Buenos
Aires TO Montevideo. Uruguay.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07

OF coal Premier Poncare. Minister OF
Public Works lie Troquer and myself
decided that the execution of the coal
clause in the agreement shall be sub
ject to the following conditions:
Coal returned can only be taken
from such quantities as remain over
after the requirements of the whole
country have been satisfied The
schedule OF deliveries to France as fixed
by the Preparations Commission must be
fully complied with. Any deficit re-
ported in the course Of month win in
volve a corresponding reduction in the
amount returned the following month.
These conditions have been fully APP
proved by the advisory committee on
payment in goods"
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
NINE. SEMBAT A SUICIDE
AFTER HUSBANDS DEATH
Socialists Fortune ReUerts to
Government He Fought.

CHAMoNrx, France, Sept. (Asso-
ciated Press) Mime Marcel Sembat
committed suicide here to-day, following
band, the millionaire Socialist Deputy
for Montmartre and former Minister of
Public Works NJ Sembat was ap-
pointed Minister of Public Works IN
1914. shortly after the outbreak of the
war. and served as such in the Cabinets
of Viviani and BRAND. ffe was a large
employer of labor. but nevertheless was
a strong supporter OF the Socialist move
ment.
Nine. Sembat committed suicide by
shooting. TT is twelve hours now since
he went am late" wrote Nine. Sembat
before firing a bullet into her throat.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
FIRST GERMAN CHECK
SENT TO WAR SUFFERER
Made for Building Material to
Be Delivered to French.

PARIS. Sept. 6 (Associated press) -
The first check to be paid by the German
Government direct to one OF the war
sufferers in the devastated areas under
the terms of the Welsbaden and Franco
German accords was received by the
Ministry OF Liberated Regions to-day.
1t covers the amount Of the first order
for building material sent to one of the
German firms designated to make de-
liyeries of merchandise to Frenchmen
in occupied territory whose homes or
property was destroyed during the Ger
man invasion.
1t is anticipated that thousands of
orders for materials soon will be filed
under the terms of the understanding
and that the rebuilding of homes and
commercial buildings destroyed during
the period OF German occupation will be
greatly accelerated.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
DALI MAY EXCLUDE
FOES OF FREE STATE
Noncombotant Members May
Enter, but Not Rebels.

Special Gable 70 THn NEw YosK IIrsaLp.
Copyright, 1928, by THE NEW York IiERArp.
New York Herald Bureau.
Dublin, Sept. o.
Any anti-Froc State treaty members
OF the new irish Parliament, who at
tend Saturdays opening session, may
be arrested when they try to enter the
building. said member OF the Cabinet
to-day. Non combatant antis will he
allowed 10 enter. but leaders OF the
rebels will not receive special immunity,
IL was stated. william Cosgrave IL ex-
pected to be selected head Of the Gov
crnmen..
The anti-trcaty members have nunier-
GUS schemes TO obstruct the business 81
the Dali Eireann. but the provisional
Government expects 70 have sufficient
support 10 squelch any quibbles de-
signed TO delay the order Of the day.
Members Of the pro-treaty party with a
few newly elected independent farmer
representatives, held meeting last
Thursday night. when all present pledged
themselves TO support the Government.
Even the Labor party. whose opposi-
tion looms formidahly has decided not
70 rehearse old grievances. but 20 facli-
tate the legislative program and begin
constructive work, particularly in deal
ing with the Increase in unemployment
and the alienation Of the food shortage.
The latter now affects many districts
OF Ireland.
Unless unexpected matters arc in
troduced. Saturdays session will be
mostly formal.
I.oHpoH. Sept. tAssociated Press) -
The Dublin correspondent OF the Times
says that there viii he fewer members
~ tho now Irish Cabinet, the machinery
or which will be simplifled by closer CO.
ordination OF officers. The probable
makeup Of the cabinet Is given as fol-
lows:
Chairman and Minister OF Finance.
william Cosgravc Defense. Richard
Mulcahy: Local Government. Ernest
Blythe Homo Affairs. Kevin O'Hig-
gins Labor and Trade. Joseph McGrath
Agriculture and Economics. Patrick J.
Hogan Education, FInisn r.yncn. Post
office. ,. .. Walsh Publicity, Desmond
Fitzgerald
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
MYSTERY IN KILLING
OF YOUNG PARIS GIRL
Shot Dead While Walking
With Fionce on RiUer Bank.

Special Gable TO THE NEW YORK Herald.
Copyright, 1922, by THE NEw YORK HERALD.
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, Sept. 9.
The killing of Suzanne Freon young
Partisan typist, near the village of
Nogent lei -Rotrou six months ago, is still
puzzing the police.
Mile. Freon was walking along the
edge of the Marne with Eugene De-
noual. her fiance, when according to
Denoual there was a voley of shots
from a clump of bushes near by and the
girl fell dead. Her companion was
wounded in the shoulder.
The young man has been in jail for
five months on account of discrepancies
in his story, but was released when de-
tectives testified that he could not have
fired the fatal shots.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
France to Eat Less Bread,
Wheat Crop Third Off

DARIS. Sept. 6.-The Minister
of Agriculture has warned
the people that it Is impera-
tive that France should eat no
more wheat than this country is
able to produce. with exchange so
much against her. Louis Michael.
king. informed a gathering of ag-
riculturists that the crop this year
was only three-sevenths of that of
last year in the Department OF
Meurthe-et-M Moselle. Other depart
ments had done better. but the ma
tional production Of wheat gen
orally was only two-thirds of the
production a year ago.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
Germany's Mark Record;
%, 900, 900, 900 in Week

Special Cabls to THH NEW yoRK HERALD.
Copyright, 1899, by THE New YORK HERALD
New York Herald Bureau.
Paris, sept. 9.
~ ERMANY last week printed
| 7 $4,000. 100000 paper marks
and has mobilized sufficient
presses TO print a minimum of
1900. 100000 day henceforth If re-
quired. The highest record hitherto
was only 10000. 100000 marks a
week. The increased production
apparently IS being carried on with
the tactic permission OF the allied
governments, as Berlin has agreed
that the Committee on Guarantees
has the right to halt paper circula-
ton TO such an extent as may be
desired.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
BELGIAN WINNER
OF BALLOON RACE
Lieut.. de Muyter Gets Cup;
Capt. Honeywell Second.

GENEVA. Sept. s (Asscciated Press) -
Lieut.. Ernest do Muytcr of Belgium
was to-day officially declared the win
her of the recent international balloon
race for the James Gordon Bennett cup.
Capt. II. l.. Honeywell, one OF the
American entrants, was ranked second.
and Maurice Bienaime of France was
ranked third.
After his descent De Muyter's ball
loon broke loose again and 1t was not
until a committee investigated the cir
cumstances and consulted his instru-
ments that tho decision was rendered.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
Brazil Flags Fly Here
in To-day's Centenary

IT HE flag Of Brazil will fly to-,
day over many of the hotels
lin this city to mark the GEN.
tenary OF Brazilian independence
from Portugal. it was announced
last right by ]. Del. Almonte. man
aging secretary OF the Brazilian
American Chamber OF Commerce.
There also will be many other OBJ
servances by Brazilians in this city.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
SEIPEL SAYS AUSTRIA
MAY SEEK ALLIANCE
Chancellor Tells League She
Will Not Sacrifice Her
Sovereignty.

GENEVA, Sept. 6 ASSOCIATED Press) -
Chancellor Seipei OF Austriaewarned the
Council Of the League OF Nations to-day
that Austria would take measures to
break the economic ties around her un-
less the league was able to do something
for her. Austria, he declared, was ready
to accept such control of her finances as
would not affect her sovereignty. but
rather than sacrifice her sovereignty she
might prefer to merge herself into a
larger economic entity. This assertion
was regarded by some as an appeal for
permission to unite with Germany.
The council appointed committee OF
members of the interested States, which
will begin tomorrow a study of the
Austrian question.
That French and British capital. just
as all arrangements were completed by
the Austrian bank of issue to prevent
further depreciation of Austrian Cur
rency. compromised the situation and
prevented the Austrians themselves from
extricating their country from its finan-
cial difficulties, was the charge made
by Chancellor Seipel. He said
Two former Austrian banks. which
and now controlled by French and Brit
ish capital, caused difficulties for our
plan. They confused our efforts to save
ourselves by our own means on the
question of obtaining for Austria some
foreign credits. This act obliged us
to appeal TO the London conference and
that body sent us to- the League of Ma
tions.
How can Austria puy coal, sugar,
wheat and articles which are absolutely
necessary to sustain life? These COM
moditles are now on the market and the
Allies are generously provided with
them. but no Austrian can find enough
money to buy them
Chancellor Seipel said that in Austria
a shirt which cost six crowns before the
war now costs 100000 crowns. Taxes
were raised, he asserted, but not fast
enough to keep up with the depreciation.
LONDON, Sept. Ga group of London
bankers has agreed to offer Austria a
loan Of between f20 900. 900 and $50. .000.-
900, according to the Daily Express. The
loan, which would require the approval
of the Reparations Commission. would
be secured by Austria's import revenues
and would be granted only on condition
that Austria be given a moratorium of
five years on her war indemnity pay
ments.
WAsH1NGToNs Sept. compressed by
the gravity OF the Austrian financial
crisis, the Italian Government has taken
steps to extend monetary assistance in
advance of the other Powers which are
said to be considering similar action.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07

WAsH1NGToNs Sept. compressed by
the gravity of the Austrian financial
crisis, the Italian Government has taken
steps to extend monetary assistance in
advance OF the other Powers which are
said TO be considering similar action.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07
SHINES wins Fight
With CHANCELLOR
Forces Wirth to Accept His
Program to Settle
Reparations.
AN INDUSTRIAL GAIN
Manufacturers Program
Was Opposition to Control
by Berlin Government.
ALTERNATIVE RUHR LOSS
Victory Leaves Way Open for
Private Business to Sat
isfy Claims.
New York Herald Bureau,
BERLIN Sent a

Special Cable TO THE NEw YosK HERALD
Copyright, 1929, by THE NEW YosK HraAr o.
The New York herald., 1922-09-07

Special Cobie TO THE New York HEsALp
Copyright, fsse. bD THE NEW York HnRAtb
New York Herald Bureau,
The New York herald., 1922-09-07

Special Gable TO THE Nrw yoRK HBaaIn.
loptnioht. I922. bu TIE NEw YoRK HEEALD.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
ATKELIAUJA PHILIPINU
MTSIJA.

MANILA, bal. Il. - Is ,cia
j Suv. Valstijas iSkeliauja
Philipinq salQ misija. Jos
tikslas - isgauti SALONS ne
priklausomybe.
Misijos nariai iSleidziami
tikrai karaliskai. Kiekvienam
naliui skirta po viena tQks-
tanti doleriQ isigyti reikalin-
gus drabuzius. Be to, kick
vienam nariui skirta po SO
doleriQ kasdienin6ms iSlai-
doms.
Daugelis piktinasi tokiomis
didelemis iSlaidomis. Kai-kas
sake, kad tas butu verta, jei
jie sugryztq SUI nepriklauso-
mybe. ="
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
AMUN|CUOS EKSPLIOzI-
IA. SALON|KUOSE.

ATENAI, bal. 81. - Ire.
Giadienio vidudieniu Salimais
SalonikQ ekspliodavo graikr
amunicijos sandelis.
Oar neturima smulkmenQ
apie tq baisia ekspliozija. Tik
praneSta, kad daug zmoniQ
turejo zuti. Sugriauta viena
cerkv6, kurioje buve keli sim
tai vaikq. Sunaikinta karei-
vines, kuriose buta daug ka-
reiviQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
PAs1UsTAs NAUJAs HYD-
ROPLANAS.

}LISBONA, bal. 81. : I st.
Paul uolas pasiqstas is Por-
tugaliios naujas hydroplanas,
su kuriuo portugalai lakunai
baigs savo kelione per Allan
tika i Brazilija. =
Pirmasis hydroplanas suge-
do taip, kad juomi skridimas
negalimas.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
KELIAMOS ANGLIMS
KAINOS.

PITTSBURGH, Pa, b. q.
= Streikuoj. angl. virsaitis
Fagen tvIrtina, kad minks-
tosioms anglims kama jau pa
didinta. Pirm bal. l d. uz va
dinamas "slack' anglis tonai
buvo imama $1.5O; gi siandie
iau $500. W "screen" ang-
lis pirmiau buvo imama 1925
tonai, gi Siandie jau $500.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
gyvuojo kaulo. Delto, apie
koki naujq kara Suomi kartu
negali but kalbos.
KARo sKoLU KLAUs1MAs

WASHINGTON, bal. 21.-
Valstybes departamentas pa
informuotas, kad santarves
valstybts sutinka vesti disku-
sijas kas link karo skolQ for
malio nustatymo klausimo.
Europos ci5..' valstybas suv; Vals-
tijoms skolingos II miliardql
doleriq. Norma tas skolas
patvarkyti nustatant atmoke-
iimui laika. ....
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
1923 NJ. MOKESTYS BUS
D|DESNES.

WASHINGTON, bal. 21.--
Pinigyno sekretorius Mellon
paskelbe, kad pasibaigianeiais
fiskaliniais 1923 metals Wy
riausybe turesianti daugiau
$50 milionq dol. deficito. Del
to prisieisia didn't mokestis.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
Trilype sajunga.

Kaikurie vietos laikrasciai
reiSkia kick baimes, idant Ru-
sijaA Vokietija ir Japonija ne
sudarytq trilypes sajungos,
atkreiptos prizes santarve.
Bet tuomet prizes tokiq So
junga galetu pakilti Suv. Va
lstijos ir sios imtu remit SAN
tarves reikalus.
Kas link karo, tai dauguma
tokioms FASHIONS netiki. vi
SONS tautoms karas isiede Xxi
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
yoK1Ee1AI sIUNcIA KAR1UoMENE RUHRoN

PAPYZIUS. bal. ~ - VokotijoS vyriauSyb@ IA
80 Emile Burc aikroSty ~ Ecair'' - tnkStonGiQ pa
rlniausios karuomcnt> paSiuntd Ruhr apSkritn Tai
pat rcnriaSi pake GnkuS AukStojoj Slczijoi.
Tuotarru ra>o Bnrr - raudonoSio$ hol>"v'k! ar
mio< grumoiu Rumuniai r Ionkija
..NGro aiko @nGu> vorimdt," sake taS pat Bor', j"
norill!c i=vc!gt nauio karo.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
pPANC1JA sU LENKAIs sAKALBIAUJA.

BERLYN.\S. bal. =. -- Is Kauno lrarc5a, Ead Sow
R1<iio karo kom>ara~ rotzby aIes "psou&"$ t"ry""S
SDsirukimo tarp kitko lm'iSk@
t;cuca Eonrrrvncijojr P"onciia lo12;na v"S S"hot"
z Hau, tuonj duotj progoS Ienkp armaj Sorio"ti R'
Sjon
800 prancrzQ karjnnku il 1000 prancuU} t"knSQ
&iandie darbuoia<i lcakU amijOje
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
Wirth ir Lloyd George.

Neutral9s valstyb6s stoja
uz Vokietijq, he delto, kad jos
daug ja myl6tQ, bet del to-,
kad susiaurinti santarves y
patingaji biurakratlzma, su
kuriuomi j m6gina apzioti VI
sa konferencijq ir neduoti bal
so sau nepatinkamoms valsty-
b6ms.
Neutrality valstybip delega-
tai sake, kad konferenclJos
pradzioje patsai Anglij6s pre-
mieras Sauk6, kad kOnferencl-
ioie busianti lygyb6. Uz po-
ros dienQ tas pats premeras
tik su vienais santarves de-
legatais prad6jo laikyti pri-
vaGius susirinkimus, visu XII
tq valstybiQ delegatus pallk-
damas ignorantijoje. Taip
neturGtu but.
Vokietijos kanclieris Wirth
ir uzsieniQ reikalQ sekreto-
rius Rathenau uzvakar konfe-
ravo su Anglijos premieru.
Lloyd George abiem Voketi-
JOS diplomatam leido pasirin-
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
Vokieciams nesmagumai.

Vokietijos delegatai turi
pagamine ~santarvei atsaky-
ma. Sakoma, atsakymas sus-
tatytas aStrioje formoje.
Teciaus vokieciQ delegatu
tarpe kile nesmagumQ. Kai-
kurie delegatai saprotauja, ar
kartais SovietQ Russia METAL
so kokiq-nors zabangQ Vokie-
THAI, idant Volietijos lesomis
pasinaudoti, suvertus ant JOS
visa katie.
TeGiaus. dauguma delegatQ
pasitiki Sow. Russia. Dzlau-
giasi sukirSine santarve. lr
nemano skirts su padaryta
sutartimi. Sake, verciaus ap-
leisti ekonomine konferenclJQ.
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21
METAI-VOL. VII
Lenkjiai Ek0n0min0 Pragai$tiS

Lenkija ekonomilliai pra-
gaisinti. Delto ia ekonomin6
pragaiStis lenkams jau CANA
aiSki.
.VokieGiQ komisija is Berly-
no .ir bolSeviku komisija Is
Maskvos vyksta Pabaltijon.
Cias su Lietuvos, Latvijos ir
Estjos vyriausybiq atstovais
tos, komisijos yes derybas ira
nzito klausime. Kaip vokie-
ciiai., taip ir rusai tikisi greitu
laiku pradeti per Pabaltijos
valstybes Sen ir ten siuntinG-
ii savo prekes. Pabaltija tu-
res 3nemazai pelno uz to tar
pininkavimq abiem valsty-
benz. ..
Draugas. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1917-current, 1922-04-21

GENOA, bal. q. - Sovle-
tn Rusija il SeSiQ neutraIlQl
valstybiQ premierai cia pake-
l6 savo smarkias atakas prizes
santarve ir jai pataikanjan-
Gias vidurinis EurOpOs walls
tvb6les del .jQ pasiketlnmo
bausti Vokietiiq uz padarEmq
ekOnOmints sutarties su So
vietQ Russia.
NeutraliQ valstybiQ delega-
tai bendrai su bol$evikais de
legatais grieztai tvirtina, jog
VOkietija neprivalO but at
Skirta nuo dalyvavimO dlsku-
sijOse RusijOS relkalalS SlOJe
kOnferencijOje.
Jei santarv6 turi nora bau-
sti Vokietija, tai pirmiau tu-
ri klausti visQ kOnferenclJos
delegatp sutikimo. Plenaria-
me konferencijos susirinkime
visi delegatai tuo klausimu