davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
RAKOUSKO A MALA DOHODA.

Vfden L. zaf = Rumunsky vysanec Cantacuzene vyslo-
vii vGci zastupci Neues Wiener Tagblatu
hoda nedovo mic, by mohlo byt povazovano
ej zamy rakouskem probemu Rumunsko bude tudz pod
porovat nvrhy ceskoslovenskeho mnserseho predsedy
Benese protvi kazdemu panu postaveni Rakouska
pod nejakou czi hegemoni.
We spojen tim sdeuje. ze Rumunsko odpovda ma
soustTed darskeho voska rakouskch hrancch
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
VATIKAN BUDE ZASTOUPEN
v CINE.

Pariz, l. zaff. Papezska stolce jmenovaa svym
ploma:ickym zasupcem cnskou rsi Ceso Constantine
enz odcestuje do Pekngu n6koika dnech Jmenovani
uskutcneno pres protest France kera az dod mela
ekora katolickych zamI zmn6n6 zemi keryzto pro-
tektorat chtela dale zachova Vatkan chce vsak mt
Cine samostatne zastoupenf odtud menovan zvasn
no papezskeho diplomatic.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
ZAPOVED WILKERSONA
VYVOLAVA NEBEZPECNOU
ODEZVU v CELE A. F,P.
Cd dneska z. tyden bude r0z-
hodovano ma schHzi exeku-
tivni rady. - Ma obzoru
hrozi generalni stivlka.

Washington, 2. zaii. - Bez-
ohledne drasticka zapoved' fe-
deralniho soudce Jamese J..
Wilkersona situaci spise pohor
sila nez-li ably smerovala k u
klidneni povstalych spori. Phi
lisnou strohostl posiluje stav-
kovni naladu v cele Americke
Federaci Praci sklohujicl sc k
vseobecne stavce a ma jejiz po
pud jest Gompers, predseda
teto organisace vyzyvan, aby
Sc chopil tohoto nejkrajnejsi-
no prostredku.
A tax z pocatecni stavky
100000 dtlnikd zeleznitnich
dilnach, hrozi propuknouti
stavka generalni. kterou by
dotcena byla celia organisova-
ma prace vdbec. Pravili tax
vcera dalnicti viG.ove samk
arci prozatim jen pri soukro-.
mem rozhovoru.
| Vykonna rada Amer. Fed.
Prace v zastoupeni cd 3 do A
milliond delnlki sejde Sc We
hlavnim tomto meste Soustati
as "a tyden X zasedani velike
id1lezitosti. Rada sama sice
|nema pravomoci narizovati
Istavky. ale Ia to pokyny jeji
ljsou vzdy smerodatnymi a vse
ami aoreanisacemi podtsanxmi
'dbany. Vse co by mohla uci-
niti jest odporuciti stavku, coz
by arci "a dnesni nalady k
stavce generalni dplne staci-
10. Pfedpoklada Sc. ze proto
schdze, jez mela byti porada-
ma dnes pondeli. byla odlo-
zena. jinak by, phi dnesnim
rozboufeni bylo provolani k
vSeobecnemu zanechani prs"n
temer jistym. Cas- sedmi d..
ma jaksi ochladiti rozpaleni
'mysle poskytnouti cas- Ike xii
dnemu uvazovani.
| Gompers, w. H. ToN Nston,
pfedseda stavkuiic!ch masini-
stn JIM delnicti predaci pro-
hlasuji, re vymahani zakazu
neni vGbec NOME. porsvadz
nenf ami tolik veznic cele ze-
mi, ably poimouti mohlv vsech-
ny pfestupniky "klas;cke teto
zapovedi". A k temuz nahle-
du pripojuji Sc nektefi dfed-
nici vladni.
! Zakaz vydany soudcem Will
kersonem ma popud gen oralnf-
no navladniho Dauo' 'ertyho,
neni ostatne mic noveho neb
podobne methody uz;l gen. ma
vladi Obey "a druhe admin
strace presidenta Clevelanda r.
1894 "a zname stavky Pullma
novy, tenkrate, pred % ro-
ky. mel zakaz vliv, dnes vsak
neveri moznemu vysledku ami
snad sami pIvodci.
Vlada sama 81 velice pospf-
sila a hned po vydanf zapove-
di 81 vymohla zakaz docasny,
kterym We skutecnosti by byla
zeleznicni stavka potlacena.
! z Chicago Sc oznamuje, ze
B. M. Jewell, uznavany vidce
stavkari nemohl byti vypomo-
cnymi marsaly nalezen a vlad-
nj dfady jsou do jiste mfry pre-
svedcenv, 'ze tyz Sc dorucenf
zapov6di vyhyba. Zakaz byl
vvtisten v peti stech exempla-
: rd. kter6 jsou urceny prvnf
; rade $50 1rednikim a preda-
kun sesti unit d6lnictva ze-
leznicnich dilnach, ktere vyslo
ma stavku l. cervence.
:, Druhym vysledkem bude W.
Eva as $500 vypomocnym mar
: salim, aby hotovi byli ma "a
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
zIVELNf POEIROMY v TALu.

Rim, zaf - Zpravy velikych skodach cele sever
nj Itai dochazej dnes ako vsedek bou jez pfehnay
pres kraje Boufe nasedovay douho trvajcf sucho
Nejves skoda byla zpGsobena okof Bergegg Rvefe
Rapallo zdvhla more pfiboiova vna iez zncia
obyd pobfezi usma jednoho pavce jenz by mrsten
prot skaiskam.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
REBEL LSTf NACELNfCI POPRAVENl

Mesto Mexiko, 2. zarf. = Francisco Loenzana San
Jose Pnuar vddcove vzpoury Guatemala byli zaati
popraven die zpravy hlavnho m6sta one zdejsimu
spanelstf poddan Jorge Bognern by
Ii zabiti vojskem UnionstIv
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
VELIKY POLAR.

Menominee, Wis, 2. zam. Obchodnf distrikt Memo
nee b skoro plne znicen pozarem mezm hasici "a
pasil ohnem jedne kdny vysavs Zrata Sc odhadu-
je ma $125 000
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04
SCHVALUJf DLUHOVY PLAN.

Pafiz g. zarf = Francouzsky kabinet schval
hodnu mezispojenecke reparacnf komse prjet
kych bondd mse splatek hoovost Komise pfijala
begicky plan, ackoli panu vazne pochybnosti o zda
nemecke bondy budou vypaceny az lhdta jejch vyprs
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04

ke hnu by plenkach ale vyv vyeny csovym jeste dn
pnd6 pocke boufva
he kaou do bu mnohyh satech povolan dnk
pred pd som by mnohdy ponasledoan pouhy by
ustrace dnesn Cooppee-a
dekamacnim cisem neobycene dramaicke silly.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1922-09-04

Obrazek sic start jeste dob, kdy. "A
kdy delnictvo Sc stava 1nocnym cinitelem / n
jiste nikdo dcastnfkd netuSil, ze "a pond
politickou lod' vlastnfho stAtu, v kter6m jez
TAX jednou budoucn,1 mohlo uskuteenitiK 50
kovard", jez byla avdosud 3est nejkrasn5i T.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
LIBERTY LOAN BOND MARKET.
BY Frrd'k T.. Noting & Co..
Investment lBRnkers
, -, f1Ht HHukr
NEW YORK COTTON
SUFFERS REACTION
HE A.sociatel prtssl

SEW YORK, Feb. THE rccover.es OF
ne past three. or four days We're followed
morning. The disposition 70 take profits
on recent purchases WAS probably in
iions among New England mills and the
unsettled ruling Of the cotton goods mar
Neih. pthcrwl=" no special news feature
weS men'ioncd on ths decline. which car
below the high leye! az yesterday and e
FONTS net lower. That delivery closed at
ltN. WITH the general market closing
barely hi-ady at a net decline of IL to 20
points
Tho opening was Irregular AZ a decline
"i " points I" an advance OF points There
ring. anil the hrmnrss c: :a.c.Gn eScaans.
encourage! zone scattered buying In ANIL
"i foreign iinn"y wouii revive export dc.
Inand. kea.lzinE for over the week end
~hpiiet The demand, however. while Their.
WAC also som" selling by houses with
gradually worried lover during the late
Msreii sold OF to 1910 ana July to 1870.
al y TO 20 points ne, lower and :ns, prices
were approximately the lowest OF :hs day
Sats OF print cloths In the E.n River
market weTc. estimated ct 5000 pieces for
300. 'A''''''"' '' production al
lt Is reported tina. manufacturers al
fai! River and some Of tho other larger
wage reductions in the near future in
line with those reported at other New
England rolnis Labor leaders are quoted
workers VIII be called on February H. and
thRt II may eventually Involve half n
, milton men: humo.s ,hn; two or three
by strikes were circulated here late In
ne morning. but no definite figures on
board awaiting clearance was esii:natod
al 1850 bales, against s4,0!o las; year.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
CHICAGO GRAIN MAKKET.

CHICAGO. Feb. 4.--Slackenins of tho
rush to buy had IA tendency today "a cas'
down prices in tho wheat market. Goa
Ing quotations were unsettled at &c to
lGc net lower: with May at &i.ej to N.:ais
gain Of sc 70 nc: oats finished un-
changed TO &c on ana provisions un-
IL was eviden. from the star. tina, DO
mand for wheat had become less u.ceEt
than has been the rule o, late. Even
apart from the usual Weekend d!sposi.
ton to realize profits HOLDINGS there
were signs of lesscned confidence that III"
advance OF prices was 20 continue. and
many traders 'vara apparently incllae,,
TO dwell upon supposed indications Of a
pause In tho up'va-l courso OF fors'En
values.
Export inquiry was relatively slow and
domestic milling call pcemed also to have
lOs; some q: It3 disy lay Of spirit. Inter
est rather Jagged. too. reKardtng tho crop
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
COFFEE.

vanced In line with The hog market bu.
later receded on account OF realizing Eaier
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
EQUIPMENTS, MOTORS
AND OILS LEAD MARKET
Shares Show Gains of One to
Four Points in Brief
Session.
sPECIALTIEs GIT SETBACK
H0nds DccOmc Dull and Irregular,
tcicctinS Trend of I.cSislntionj
European Securities Hold Improved
Tone, with Exchange Higher.
lHy Associated press.l

NEW YORK. Feb. Equipments.
oils and motors wcro the conspicuous
features of today's brief but active
stock market session, those shares
registering gains OF l To 4 points.
Shippiues, sugars. tobaccos. Amcri-
can Ice and Famous Players common
and preferred contributed To the
rise. but spccialtics which recently
displayed unusual prominence were
rcicSatcd to second place with rails.
The advance Was again accom-
plished mainly at the expense OF n
stubborn short interest. but the end
OF tho week effected II marked d!
ninution In contracts Of that ele-
incnt.
BOnds were drli and irregular. Lib
crty issues rejecting the trend OF
Federal legislation. European bonds
retained much OF their better tone.
however. higher foreign exchange
rates being Il factor In that quarter.
Total sales OF bonds. par value. So
$4,000.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
NEW ORLEANS COTTON
MARKET DEPRESSED
[Ry AssociG,ed Pre.s !

NEW ORLEANS, Ia Fsb' IA sm,i,
market prevailed In cotton today and
priccs were depressed from the opening
The undertone was soft under persistent
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

NEW YORK. Feb. l-The mare. 10,
coffee futures remained quiet, but shov ed
continued stcRd!ness today on the staadtcr
showing OF tho Brazilian cables and talk
OF slowly improving trade demand Tile
opening was 20 4 points higher and ac-
tive months sold 20 3 points above last
nights final figures. with May touching
80. Last prices wers the best of tho
Continued on Sixth PageD
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- - -
l-dtAs rKtbDtEE M.inh r;T

by WoOu.on- C-rniK q Co.. IIe1 Fast Cary
Street. fhone Mndl.on ey3
E.brlArN 4 loao
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
CORD or FINANCIAL NEWS

outlook Sou:hwcs. In the absence OF any
striking fresh development. The burden
of most OF IN. cabied dispatches reaching
hero was that ths advance had been over
done. and IL was generally anticipated
that tht United States visible supply total
on Monday would show increase.
For the first time In ionk while the
corn market showed independent strength
compared with wheat. oats were
s:"udIed by the action OF corn. Prsdic-
tions were current that there would be
an actual shortage OF cDarse grain prior
20 "a new crop. Prov!sions al AIRS. adj
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
Port movement:
49,. III. NNatnNI

New .Yogk-Sliddllng 100: exports. 2ls:
Minor Torts-Stoclt 1903
Total today..iicceip;s. 12sso: exports. 49,
LSs: stock. ili3.20i "
Total for weeh--Receipts. 12,ss2: exports.
Total for .senson--Receip,s. 4.oes. 40; ex-
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

selling. with offerings heaviest toward the
end. 40 that the c!ose was a, tho loves.
OF The day net iosses OF % to y po.n:s
with March az i5Go ard October at 1875
For tn: selling the mill situation ia
Nc" Eng ANA was mainly t-Epontlbls and
much %! Il came from Tonga who did NOT
care 30 cnTY their cotton over SUNDAY
insnts among the iniiis Offerings for
mort accoun: were rathvr freer than FOR
several sessions past
Another reason for the selling was the
dbnppolEi Sncnt f"lt over the tone OF week
cnd reviews nf trade in general and this
was incTc1 ed by accounts from whole
sale cotton goods market. stating thai
buyer. were oIrrot!ng In highly con-
s"rIn'Iv" way Loss rain wa. nOtnd in
the cotton region. whore tempera;urcg
were moderate. leading TO predictions tina
faTrl WORK preparatory 70 the now cron
would shortly DO found making rapid
progress.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05
RICHMOND GRAIN ExCHAxGE.

whoiesn,e Quotntion on Chanrs.
February I. 1922.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1922-02-05

Continued on Sixth Page.)
The evening world., 1922-01-12
CUT IN GAS PRICES
TO OLD LEGAL RATE
SOUGHT BY MAYOR
Suggestion of Evening World
Adopted in Applications
Filed at Albany.
PUTS IT UP TO p. S. c.
City Asks Order Against Eight
= Companies and will Move
Against II More.

The suggestion made by The Eve
ming World in an article printed Jan.
that Mayor Hylan take advantage
of his legal right to move for u re-
duction in gas rates was followed
to day. when the Mayor asked the
Public Service Commission to reduce
the price Of gas charged by eight
companies in this city and TO order
return TO the statutory rate. The
Mayor also announced his intention
of filing, from day TO day, similar
applications in regard to the remain
ing eleven companies operating in
New York CITY.
This counter move on the part of
the city is based mainly on evidence
adduced in rate-increase cases now
before the commission, which shows
that the cost OF making and distrib-
uting gas is lessa to-day than it was
when the first assaults were directed
against the S0-cent law.
The companies named in the appli-
cations filed, the statutory rate which
applies to them and the rate now
heing charged are:
The evening world., 1922-01-12
KING FREES 1,O1O PRISONERS
IN GENERAL IRISH AMNESTY

recent Belfast advices, in.luding tho
l6 men in Jail there, whose execution
has been set for the latter part Of jan
nary. The men under confinement in
'he irish internment camps were re-
leased in December.
DUBLIN, Jan. u. ASSOCIATED
Press) The British authorities have
begun their evacuation from Dublin
Castle. In addition preparations for
the withdrawal OF British military
forces are going forward.
The executive body Of the Sim
Fcin organization, known n the
Gaelic tongue as the ard ChomaIr,c,'
met to-day at the Mansion House
under the presidency Of Eimon De
Valera. II represents al tho Sim
Fein clubs throughout tho country.
many of which haVo been passing
resolutions recently IN favor Of the
Anglo Irish Treaty.
Arthur Grinth, newly .'cctod pr,s-
idont Of the Dali Eircnnn. william
T. Cosgrave. Eamon j. Duggan and
Michael Collins also were present.
The proceedings are expected to
indicate what support Mr.. DE Valera
can reckon from Sim Fein lin oppos-
ing the Irish Free state.
The evening world., 1922-01-12
GIRL WITH DUAL PERSONALITY
ms CURED AS CHILD FACTOR In HER
MENTALITY IS SLAIN BY SCIENCE

remain here until she feels physically
capable of fighting Polly alone, if hcr
second self should again wrcstle for
possession of her body"
Mesmerism was an instrument in
killing the queer child who attracted
attention Of psychologists throughout
the country. Polly and Bernice.
though fighting for possession OF the
same body, were strangers until in
troduced through hypnotism.
Then Bernice aided us and
Polly's death became only a question
of time" DIR. Goddard explained.
"Polly's personality fought hard
gainst extinction, but she ken
lowing weaker until she completely
disappeared"
The child's death struggle lasted
only a few minutes. Whereas, first
she controlled Bernice's body for DAYS
at n time or alternated ten times a
day as the whims came over her, the
last appearance was only for a few
seconds.
"Bernice now is normal girl with
ambitions to become a musician and
with a taste for eniightening books
and general Improvement OF mind,
Dr., Goddard said
The evening world., 1922-01-12
British Start to Move Out of
Dublin Castle and Troops
Prepare to Leave.

LONDON, Jan. IL CAssociated
Press) king George has granted
general amnesty "in respect to po-
litical offenses committed in Ireland
prior 10 the operation OF the truce
last July" it was officially announced
to-day. The release OF prisoners will
begin at once.
Tho text OF the proclamation, which
was issued by winston Churchill,
secretary for the Colonies, reads:
The King has been pleased, at
the moment when the Provisional
Irish Government is due to take
office, to grant general amnesty
With respect to all offenscs com
mitted in Ireland from political
motives prior to the operation OF
the truce, July IL last.
The release OF the prisoners 10
which amnesty applies will begin
forthwith.
II IL the Kings confident hOpo
that this act of oblivion will aid
IN powerfully establishing rela-
tions OF friendship and good will
between the peoples Of Great
britain and Ireland.
The evening world., 1922-01-12
NEWBERRY BATTLE
ONE OF B|TTEREST
IN NSENATEH|STORY
Republican Leaders Fighting
Desperately to Save
Michigan Seat.
ROUNDING UP VOTES.
Willis of Ohio, Believed TO
Favor Custer, Called to
White House.
From staff Courctnondent of Tac Evenir;
Word

From a staff cT2Scnc9d;sn' TSs.g Z; Of The Evening
WASHINGTON. Jan. l2.-As the
climax in the Ncwbcrry fight draws
near the Senate is in tho throca Of
one of the fiercest struggles il has
ever witnessed. Scenes akain TO those
in a state Legislature in the days
when partisans fought to put over"
their candidate for the Senate are
taking rsslee in Shf "greatest forum
on earth"
Lobbying for votes for the seating
of Newberry is carried on without
concealment. Senator "Jim" Watson,
of Indiana, who has been entrusted
with the work of rounding up votes
for the eNoneration of the Michigan
Senator. put in an entire day yester-
day and was busy this morning eI-
erting every ounce of pressure possi-
ible on doubtful senators. especially
those on the Republican side.
Watson, who was Pcnrosc's chief
lieutenant, has practically assumed
leadership on the Republican side and
as he is one of the Administration
spokesmcn, it has further substan-
tiated the allegation that it is an Ad-
ministration fight to prevent the
custer.
The Democratic side of the cham
Der. free from political pressure. has
lined up solidly against Newberry
with the possible exception of Sena-
tor TON" Watson of Georgia.
When the word got abroad that a
number of Republican Senators were
faItering in their determination to
stand with the organization the ac-
tivity OF tho chicf lioutenants OF the
Michigan senator's forces grew
apacc. Willis Of ohio was called to
the White House after it became
known that he had definitely decided
to vote against Newberry. He re-
fused TO dlvulge the subject Of his
talk with the President.
MCNary OF Oregon, whlIo counted
for Newbcrly, has been carefully
nursed by the leaders, as he has
shown some reluctance to pursue the
course indicated.
Senator Lenroot, another Republi-
can who has shown independence OF
action in the big question before the
Senate, was the object Of solicita-
ton when he reached Washington
from California yesterday. He was
buttonholed by Senator Jim" Wat
son. 1t develops that Lenroot ex-
poets to vote with Newberry.
The speeches in the closing hours
of the debate have improved and
veteran observers say some Of the
oratory has reached heights which
refute the charge that speechmaking
OF the higher type is a lost art In
| Congress-
The evening world., 1922-01-12
NEGRO MURDERER ARRA|GNEO.
BUT IS GRANTED STAY UNTIL
TOMORROW TO ENTER PLEA
Boddy'S Hearing Adjourned by
Justice WaSServogel Oh
Request of Counsel.
CROWDS FILL COURT.
Wife and Sister of Prisoner
Weep, but Slayer Smiles
1t Them.

Hanlcuft',d to two Deputy Sheriffs,
Lu,n.t Boldly. tA" Negro who killed
Detectives M1'cr and Buckley. was
arla,Gncd today before Justice Was
srrvogel in the Criminal Courts
l;utlding. lie did not plead 10 the
two indictments >chargirg him with
the murders, as former Judge Morris
Eoenig, of counsel assigned to de-
fcnd him, obtained an adjournment
until 4 O'Clock tomorrow afternoon.
He had asked for ten days.
There was great crowd in the
corridors of the building and about
the door OF, the court room. striving
by every subterfuge to get within for
Ia sight of the killer. In the crowd
two brothers of Detective Buckley
were recognized, and, perhaps 10 pre-
vent any emotional manifestation by
them, they were asked not to enter.
BOOuy, VINO lldu spent NIlS NIB III III
las cell in the Tombs with bright
Light burning over him and n guard
4: the door. was brought down from
the mezlanine floor of the building
! past a crowd that clustered along the
stairway and pushed and swaycd for
glimpse OF him.
In the court room were his wife,
Cora Boldly, and his sister, Louise
Richardson. Mrs. Boldly was crying
as her husband was led down the
side aisle, but he turned and grinncd
at the two women, and thus was led
to the tar.
When the prisoner WIS asked Tor
his plea, Mr. kOcnig replied with L
request for the ten day adjournment,
saying that he had no knowledge OF
the indictments.
"As l understand it," he said, I've
are not looking for revenSeful justice
CONTINUED on Second Page.)
The evening world., 1922-01-12
BRAND QUITS AFTER TILT;
CANNES P1RLEY BROKEN UP
French President Would Not Agree
to English Pact-Cabinet Out, All
designations Being Accepted -
Deputies Would Have Given Pre-
mier Remarkable Support and Are
Amazed at Act.

LONDON, UNITED
Teesrsphs
correspondent
PARIS Jan. IL (ocaed Press Premier unlimited his
resignation President Merand the Esee Palace to-day after max
ing lengthy before the Chamber of Deputies jusifyng h
attitude Cannes Conference accepted the entire Cabinet
going with the Premier President Mnd indicated he would
ask any form Ministry before tomorrow Minister Of War
Bahou and former President Pon mentioned probable cand
dates for the task. ~
BRANDS resignation in the face of what considered
certain majority in the Chamber of Deputies climax
stormy session of the full Cabinet the Elsee Palace this morning
which the Premier and President Meand clased President
remaining unaeraby opposed to the text of the proposed Agonh
treaty
NJ Brands intention resign announced to the Chamber
the close of his long speech. The
surprise AS he had apparently the sympathy of the Chamber his
colleagues Of the Cabinet filled with his sudden
termination
BRAND after making his announcement left the Cha nber alone
The members of the Cabinet followed they had recovered
from their surprise.
Groups Deputies and Government officials speedily gathered in
excited discussion of the seriousness of the situation seeking way
Of the difficulty
NJ BRAND put the Ango-Fench pact the question postponenen
Conference qarey up the Chamber of Deputies this afternoon
ing the Deputies in the bmeS terms, take them leave them
The Premier first presented the question of the British pact.
You have been complaining for three years he said "o not being
called upon to share shaping French policies. am bringing you what
have been demanding for three years and to you say
whether you want it or not
Gas far concerned he continued 81 merely akng these
explanations you and do not ask your approval refusal Here is
Frances security. Take ii leave it,