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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

landscape, or what is more likely in
splitting up into numerous cliques.
While, even so, the dissonance of
radicals may be but the cracking of
the thorns which are bringing the
pot of witches brew to boil, never
theless such schisms to conscrva-
tive mind would seem an inducement
for encouraging the formation of
radical party, trusting to the chaos
in which it would find itself. Such
change, if it comes. will scarcely he
brought about by dependence wholly
On machinery and organization. Nor
need there be despair on this account,
for it must be admitted that we have
done wonderfully we'll in this country
under the party methods, whereby diff
fering elements have co-operatcd to
the extent of doing for time at least
excellent team work. In that way
the leavcn of progress has worked
in some degree in both of the great
political parties and change has been
more gradual than otherwise would
have been possible. The results as
compared with conditions in coun-
tries politically managed by a multi
tude of cliques misnamed political
parties is decidedly in favor of the
American way Of doing things and
out of it has come, all things con-
sidered, less of confusion.
In these days a cleavage is being
revealed in the thoughts of men, be-
tween those who believe in continu-
ing methods found good, who regard
with respect if not reverence the
Constitution under which great issues
Rave been successfully met. who
would not burn down the temple of
our Government because someone has
shown them a blueprint of one which
they think might be better, and those
who would. This cleavage is re-
vealed in 10th of the great political
organizations. If permitted to widen
and deepen it may result in different
party alignment but for the present,
there is greater hope Of securing
stability within the lines already
formed. The Democratic and Re
publican parties did not find it neces-
sary in time of civil war to change
their titles.
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tilted as marchers from Pennsylvania.
Troopers and deputies secured the
mountains and made numerous ar
rests. Other miners SURRENDERED in
Pennsylvania and were cxTsdited.
The day after the fight Tom Duvall,
son of the. dead sheriff. Vas appointed
to succeed his father Tom. like his
father, Is a noted character OF the
dare devil type, a dead shot aLd a
superb horseman.
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lalG. when IL was "5so bushels ara
1al1. WHEN ~ Was so. tNc hur1
states. It's bushels o,,r TN "A
acre a,craE" ~ tho last 10 ycsrs
81. bushels.
The maximum Ni,Id ror acro ~ 4
the grains u much riEtrr then ma
averages. the bureau shows. S.. il
80 bushels Of wheat and lnn husfa
of oats have been reported from miT
parts Of tho western provinces. + CIR
two bushels of wheat 10 tho mere IS n
worlds record established so'cl
years ago nv So1grr Wheeler. IN D
farm near Eosthern in - katchewa
Total Yields of All grams based
these averages and on an estimate
tho areas sown arc as follows with u
wears yields ~ brackets Fan vN
l6,932.o0 bushels G5.a2o00ol. spfi
wheat 371.NEi "uo I,NI.935 400.
wheat GsS.772 600 ,3oo SIS luor o.
55S.S5E.o 600 H,G.2sc. 5000, baIl'v +
395.jo0 t5a,7n1.loop, no 4'fol'
re1.i55.2GJ. aaNsccd 5.2'f 600 tll
sou.
Tho total wheat ,told is 90 Tcr e.
above That OF 1921 and IFS tho d ghs
on record with tho exception of ~
when tho total ,.t- GP5.SI2 coo bus
els" according {" the bureau. u
oats. the total Is 81 per cent above q
Of last year ana j. the highest an r
\ ord. tho prev Iuue record total bt'
$50. 700, zoo hu h,ls iu 1890
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Would Raise
Farm Loan Limit

Chicago, Oct. An amend ment to
the Federal land bank act designed
to increase the farm loan limit from
$4,000 to $4,000. has been pre-
pared for adoption by the American
Farm Bureau Federation, which. Of
ficers announce, also will be fathered
by the farm bloc
In order to meet the March 1,
1928 payments, it will be necessary
for this legislation to be passed be-
fore January /, 1928, as it takes six
ty days following application to get
a farm loan through" declares Presi-
dent j. r. Howard.
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1t Never Fails To Bring
The Babies Back to Health
A Mothers Praise Of Father Johns
Medicine for Body Building.

whenever my children have colds
or are run down I give them Father
Johns Medicine and it never fails to
bring them right back to health.
My little girl was all run down, but
after taking Father Johns Medicine
for little while, she became a strong,
rugged, healthy girl. (signed) Mrs.
Arthur T. Hall, Hazel street, Tx
bridge, Mass.
For over 81 years Father Johns
Medicine has been the standard medi-
cine for all the family. No alcohol
or dangerous drugs. Try it today
Adv
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still we'll enough to weather another
year without foreign loans.
To feed the few hundred thousands
Of people who still suffer from the
Russian famine, the government
looks to foreign aid. This will per-
NIT it to devote most of the avail
able famine and church treasure
funds to constructive agricultural
betterment, and to the purchase of
harvesting machinery. horses. etc.
Nikolaf Lenine, Premier of Russia,
though far from strong as the result
of his recent illness. has been the
guiding mind in these general poll
cies
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09
Railroads and Steamboat.
mAi.Sc SeN.pEL kR.LnOAt,
Eastern S;snds-d Ti-.e
TRAINS LEAVE Auct,s-A

Bangor ~ .joa m. .ll0a m. t,s;
AaW a. m. ~ m. NJ 40 o IN - -
1912 y. m, t7.40 r. Tn pa
B& A Pts NJ 5nam p Nam. I'M
Rar Harho. Rtl l0am - 3iar VI, w
Bath. ~ lSa IN ~ .,ia IN $50 "a ~
p m = SIP N Flni>p M "
Belfast hiuNl M -ai.a ~ " -,
Roston -. m 'flfa ", ~ h r.
500 M y! Tsp m SAp a.. .o;a
40 - y m n
Calai = $50 NJ tl24op M
Dover fo.crplt A'rda IN -352,r
Gardiner ~ ~ a m cl5a N 4asS,
100 a m Y TOP ~ Ip m 'io5p =
rj.l. y. ~ " ~ y IN 40 ~ N m y"
NJlipwrll NINA m ~ VI - m s1,o.
t1iGp ~ i1'lp IN tiOip m t,I =
t1.32 u m. "lui,p m a.
Harmony A. Goa IN '2inpn
Lewiston ~ Is N ~ "a m n N.
tI.0j % ~ 80 iSp m
New York. S. . M 'InTp IN
Portland - u a m - ~ "A IN con-
81 ~ a. M - g. y M sj8ip IN 40,I ~
t7.S2 m 80 iSp N
Royklsnd ~ lia IN ~ ta M ,to.r
SSowhegan Aimam ATTAIN t,.t
So Gardner ~ - a ~ rl.ls r t|
a m - 10 . m sijIp IA - lip an :,
p m. 'io.is y. ny
ST. John ~ ~ "a m
Watcrville. u. a m. i'ln, - or
a M sSns IN - o. o. q tIu r, ,..
n IN 81 lep IN = inp m
sDaiy 'Dlily except SUNDAY -.,. .. s-l.
. Daiv except MONDAY
4 DAILY. 2 cept Sun1.r and '.rr-4..
y DiscoltIuucd alter D,tohst
n. c. DOT GLASS. MI H,nyIS
o.,i - Y. r, y Cen ! N-t Carr g,.- 90.
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SERIOUS BLASTS
IN COAL MINE

Cniontown, Pa, Oct. THE most
serious dynamiting in the Connells-
VILE strike region for several months
occurred this morning when three
heaVy blasts at the pit mouth of the
Provant mine. near Cniontown, de-
stroyed the tipple and demolished the
IAN house. Plans had been made to re-
open the mine next Monday with nom
union labor.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

Along with awards for prize essays
on prohibition it might be we'll to
have some for convictions under the
law-and punishment after con-
1.icti01l
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

not blind us to the fact that the work
is just begun. But there is encour-
agement in the evidence which has
accumulated that the great majority
of the people in this country are con-
WINGED of the righteousness Of the
undertaking and are resolved to see
it through.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

"Clemeneau to Talk to Americans
Straight from the Shoulder"
line. That being he should eX-
plain why France thought it crime
for Germany to violate the neutrality
of Belgium and all right for the
Turks to do like thing in the Near
Fact
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Maine GOSSIP
R2trospectiOu

Back in the city: And my, but I'm
glad,
Guests that would stay on-and SER
wants that wouldn't
Children who did everything that they
shouldn't;
Impudent tradesmen and Fostering
Hard work all day and no thanks for
my labors.
Beds rather hard and inclined to be
Roads very dusty and stony and
Woather--the most of the time, simply
Mosquitoes. Some things are better
forgotten!
And now it is ovcr-we're back in the
And-yet / do long for the earth. good
and brown
The flowers by the roadside. the far
purple hills
The breaking of dawn and tho birds
happy trills;
The gold of the sunshine, the blue
sky divine
The air like a chalice Of hfe-giving
wine.
The call of the trees and the lure Of
the ground
Q. how can 1 wait till next summer
comes round"
CAROLYN Wells in New York Sun,
Two Belfast fishermen recently had
a pleasant experience with a loon
family at Lake Quantabacook. says
the Belfast Journal. They were row
ing up between Wood and Sheep is
lands when they very unexpectedly
came upon a mother loon giving two
=, I,1,1 y-iIo no l,a
swan very leisurely in a sheltered
cove. At the sight of the fishermen
the mother dove but did not leave
her babies to the mercies of the men.
She called in shrill tones for her
mate. which came rapidly from the
other side Of the pond, when both
tried their utmost to rescue their
little ones. The men took one of
the babies into the boat and left the
other resting on a large lily pad
With a desire to see what would hap
pen, they put the little one into the
water, and rowing short distance
away saw the mother come back and
take them both to the shore where
their nest was apparently located.
Now is the perfect season for crab
stews but there is general scarcity
Of crabs in the market This is not
due because crabs are unobtainab BILE
but very few fishermen want to take
the time to catch them, claiming that
there isn't enough money in them to
make it an object to handle them
Grabs. until few years ago, were
considered in the light of a by-pro-
duct My most fishermen. that is to
say. lobstermen often found them
hanging to their traps and rather
than knock them off would throw
them into a basket and bring them
to market, accepting whatever the
dealer wanted to pay them. Dealers
were seldom able to obtain more than
two cents apiece for them. OF late
years the crab has grown in popu-
larity, possibly because of the fact
that some one had a brilliant idea
strike him and carried 1t out. That
was to remove the meat from the
shell and sell it to housewives who
gladly paid so cents pound for the
delectable morsels. 1t was especially
fine for stews or salads. Dealers
have complained for several months
they couldn't obtain enough to supply
tie demand A party of out OF stat
ers at City landing, Bath, FRIDAY
noon felt themselves fortunate when
they were able to purchase couple
of dozen and carried them away as
proudly as if they had been much
coveted Holsters.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09
Fond Of QisnIau

You should advise your daughter
against marrying in haste
There's no danger. 1t will take at
least three months to prepare any
trousscau she would consider f! to
marry in"
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09
Light and Airy
Things You Can't Do

You can't raise a crop with cropper
You can't spin a top with a topper.
Pull snag with a snagger,
Shoot stag with a stagger,
Nor pop to a girl with a pepper.
j. E. NJ
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Breezy

She cat the theatre)-Its fright
fully close in here.
He-Cheer up. The orchestra will
change the air in minute
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PALERMO

Wallace MatGrn is "
ing relatives in NVatcrville.
Mr.. and Mrs. joel Bailey arc visit
their daughter. Mrs. Leroy Howard
Mrs. Frank Brown visited Mrs l.
lie Bailey Wednc sday.
quite y number from this place
tended tho Grange fair at East IA
mo WEDNESDAY.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charlie NiCkrrson
family Of Lincoln have been Nistt
his parents. Mr.. and Mrs. ~ " 81
crson.
Miss ~ Anna Bryant of TaiihelG
the guest of Mrs Lulu willough6y.
Frank Brown IL assisting r. y v
loughby TO harvest his potatoes.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09
Firmly Fixed Then

A woman never has any difficulty
changing her mind-unless you nap
Zen to be arguing with her.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09
A Mosquito Trust

Kansas EXchange-Tad Lewis says
the mosquitoes are terrible up in the
st. Joe vicinity this summer. They
have formed a trust with the hight
nlng bugs and work in pairs. The
lightning bug lights up the place and
the mosquito makes the excavation.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

During a lecture an authority on
economies mentioned the fact that in
one country the men outnumbered
the women and added humorously:
Il can therefore recommend ladies
to that part of the world
A young woman seated in ono of
the front rows got up in great indig-
nation and was leaving the loom
rather noisily, whereupon the lecturer
remarked:
Il did not mean that it need be
done in such q hurry as that"
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Augusta Lodge Directory

sETHLEHEM LODGE, NO. IS, r. &
A. NJ. Special meeting Monday eve
ming, Oct. ., at Masonic Temple. Work
in NJ. NJ. degree. Inspection. Refresh
ments. All sojourning brethren cor
daily invited.
REV. A. FRANCIS wALCH. w. NJ.
PEARLE F.. FULLER. Sec.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

The Chinese are nation Of COO
There Is scarcely an individual
their vast community who IS
more or less competent 90 cook D.
self a respectable dinner.
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,sE OF SHARON CHAPTER. NO.

49, Q. L. S. Annual inspection will oc-
cur this Wednesday evening At $50
o'clock at Masonic Temple. Banquet
after the work. All sojourning MEM
bers are cordially invited to attend.
ALICE NJ. CLARK. W. NJ.
ELSIE NJ. PINGREE. Sec.
mon wed-f fritz
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Odd Fellows Hall

ASYLUM LODGE, NO. 70. !. o. o. r.
Regular meeting Friday evening at
$50 O'Clock. FRIDAY, Oct. 10. first de-
gree.
GEORGE r. McCURDY. y. G.
ELLIS L. WALKER. Sec'y.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1922-10-09

CANTON AUGUSTA, NO. 9, p. M.
Regular meeting every third Tuesday
at S O'Clock.
GEORGE H. wADLEIGH. Capt.
A. NJ. DRUMMOND. Clerk.
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JEPHrHA ENHANCEMENT, NO. 8

Meetings at $50 p. NJ. every second
and fourth Tuesday.
JOHN c. HOwES. {. r.
G. S. PEASLEE. Scribe.
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Pie, az. Hoo,,c Tunnel Docks, Bo,ls
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
o AVERTIZARE PENTRU
MIGRANT

NEW YORK. 19 Iunie.-Un sis
tenn national de mari numarul
persoanelOr deportate, carl sunt
"streini nedoriti," s'a adoptat de
biuroul imigrantilor. Prin acest
sistem biuroul imigrantilor spera
sa inforteze legea ce spune ca un
strein poate Fl retrimis imediat in
tara de unde a VENT daca el va
deveni primejdios pentru tara a
ceasta in cinci ami della intrarea
lui in America.
Sc cauta cooperatia tuturor au.
toritatilor locale 81 de stat pentru
urmarirea imigrantilor earl para
sesc Ellis Island-ul. Numele fie-
carui migrant TRIMS in 1nchisoart
va Fl comunicat Gu biuroul imi
grantilor care va cerceta cazul s
va ordona deportarea lor daca 81
tuatia va cere. Sistemul va intra
in vigoare numai decat in statele
New York 81 New Jersey.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
LA
VIATA UNUI
ARHIEPISCOP

MONTEVIDO, Ohio, 19 Iunie
-Benigno Herrera Salazar, un IT,
mar in etate de q de ami, care Sc
crede a Fl anarhist, a incercat sd
asasineze pc arhiepiscopul de Ar
gon pc cand acesta facea slujba la
biserica.
Arhiepiscopnl tocmai tinea pre-
dica, cand Salazar a tras asupra
lui doua focuri de revolver, carl
insa nu l-au inherit. Au urmat
alte trei focuri, dintre carl doua
l-au rant usor.
Tinarul fost prins 81 era aproa-
pc Sd fie linsat de multime pana la
sosirea politiei. S'a gasit asupra
lui un revolver, un cutit 81 cinci-
zeci de cartuse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
ACTIVITATEA
B A NDEI
MANA NEACRA

CLEVELAND, Ohio, l9 Iunie.
-lmpuscarea misterioasa a unei
femei 81 explodarea unei bacanii in
partea de est orasului, sunt atri.
butte de polite activitatei unei
Dande de mana neagra.
D-na Christina Lombardi fost
ilnpuscata pc fereastra pc cand ga
tea Dumineca seara in bucatarie
Cand barbatul sau a iesit imediat
afara, a gasit urine de picior sub
fereastra bucatariei.
D-na Lombard Sc alta la spital.
Fatada bacaniei della 11131 In
gersol Road fost distrusa de o
rexplozie produsa Dnmineca noap-
tea pela orelc 3. Proprietarul
james Granite 81 familia sa, carl
locuesc in etajul de sus, au fost
aruncati din pat de puterea explo.
ziei. Nici un membru Al familiei
fnsa ma fost ranit.
Toata lumea crede Cd in impre-
jurimi opereaza . banda de mana
neaer&.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
'Divortu| va cauza
cadeTea StatoIoT
Unite"
Declaratia Senatorului
Ransdell.

America care conduce i'm ce
priveste divorturile, va cadea ca 81
imperiul roman in cazul daca nu-si
va schimba caile.' Aceasta a fost
declaratia senatorului i'm congress
Joseph +. Ransdell din Louisiana
din prilejul banchetului dat in O.
noarea cavalerilor Sftului loan
cari-si au aici cnoventiunea inter-
nationala.
Senatorul Ransdell face parte
din ordinul cavalerilor catolici.
''Cand societatea eli a decazut
Roma a fOst nevoita sa angajeze
barbara pentru pazirea frontiere-
lor Ell 81 pentru alungarea inamici-
lor. Ea era in situatia neplacuta
ca sd depinda, in &c priveste char
eXistenta Ell, de ajutorul barbarilor
dispretuiti."
SenatOrul prezentat statisticele
biuroului federal de recensamint
earl dOvedesc ca i'm anul 1916 an
fOst 112,036 cazuri de divort i'm
America.
"Chiar 81 Japonia pagana este
in situate mai favorabila decat
crestinii din Statele Unite. Daca
excludem din acest numar pc cato
licii americana earl II 'au vote sd di-
vOrteze-de ficcarc 100000 sufle-
te gasim 1876 cazuri de divort. Sta
tisticele .arata ca in cei din urn,a
35 ami America are de doua orr a.
tite divorturi ca restul lumci la
olalta. -
Legile de cksatorie 81 de divort-
spus senatorul - sunt redactate
conform capriciului senatorilor 81
deputatilor din fiecare stat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
CIT COSTA FRANCAREA
UNEI SCRISORI IN RUSSIA.

Chauncey, Ohio, 10 Iunie.-Ne-
gustorul Herman Luckoff a primit
o scrisoare della fatal sau, care 10
cueste in Crimeea ruseasca. Scri'
soarea aceasta atras atentla null
tora 81 a provocat multe comentari.
Pc dosul plicului este lipit un
grup de 80 marci, fiecare marca de
cate 100 de ruble. In vremile dina
intea razboiului marcile acestea ar
fl valorat saisprezece mil de dolari
i'm banii americani.
Batranul Luckoff scria fiului
sau intre altele 81 .,rmatoarele:
"Aici putem castiga prin munca
milioane de ruble pc ri, insa nu
putem cumpara Gu un million decat
foarte putin. patruzeci de pounds
de faina costa un million de ruble.
Oar raul eel mare este ca n al de
unde cumpara faina; ca nu Sc ga
sste nicairi."
Batranul acesta zicea ca maSinile
de tiparit ale guvernului bolsevist
lucreaza ziua 81 noaptea ca sa faca
bani pentru tarani. Deasemenea
spnne Cd mutt timp de cand n "a
mai vazut bani de aur sau de ar
gint.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
JapO|la 81 tupde d
din China

BALTIMORE, 19 Iunie.-Sadao
Saburi, insarcinatul Gu afacerile
,Japoniei, declarat aici, la biserica
unitariana, ca Japonia a inceput
negociatiunile Gu celelalte puteri
carl retin armate in China, pentru
retragerea lor.
Dl. Saburi declarat ca nu de
multi guvernul Japoniei 81 dat
deja un ordin pentru retragerea
trupelor din Hankow 81 ca mini
strul .Japoniei la Peking fost in.
strut ca sd discute despre retra-
gerea trupelor streine din China 81
GU ceilalti representanti streini din
acel oras.
Japonia spera-a deciarat Sabu-
ri, - ca in scurt timp Sc vor re
TRACE tOate trupele ce stationeaza
in Peking 81 alte districte ale Chi
nei, conform prOcesului verbal sem
nat la 1900, dupa revolutia boxeri-
lor, in 1ntelesul Garcia puterile S 'au
obligat retrage trupele lor ime-
dat ce linistea va Fl complecta in
China.
DiplOmatul japOnez a mai spus
ca noul premier al Japoniei are
pareri identice Gu ale premierului
Hara, asasinat pc vremea ce Sc IT,
nea cOnferinta de desarmare il
Washington.
"Se spune in general a cont
nuat Saburi, = ''ca moi nu ne-am
retras inca trupele noastre din ST.
IBERIA. Aceasta este adevarat. Dar
mime nu regreta faptul acesta maj
multi ca Japonia. MOI suntem insa
datori ca sd asiguram proprietatea
81 viata supusilor nostri earl sunt
stabiliti acolo pentru afaceri 81 tre-
buie ca sd he aparam 81 contra pro
pagandei bolseviste ce near sugru
ma daca nu lam pune stavila. No
mai cerem ca Siberia sd fie deschi
sa pentru comert pentru toate ma
tiunile streine 81 sa fie deschisa ca
pitalului 81 intreprinderilor streine
pc baza egala pentru toate popoa-
rele.
MOI suntem constii de obligatiu-
nile noastre pc earl LEAN acceptat
81 dorim numai att ca prietini
nostri sa creada in sinceritatea
nOastra. I"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-06-19
Atitudinea Rusi|or
RUSH AU ACELEASI IDEI LA HACA CA
LA GENOA
RADEK DECLARE CA RUSSIA ESTE IN
STARE DE FALIMENT

MOSCOVA, 1s Iunie-Zaru Official al boseviclor
Pravda aduce All arco scris de Radek subnaza
atitudnea Rusiei in prezua cofernte della Haga Radek
decara ca Russia poae ceda 81 ceda in chesta pro-
prletatel private poate recunoaste
cdere din parea Rsiei rea nustre metalurgice
81 mnele de carbu acelora carl eau avut in posesune
te de venrea boevcor la puere mai ales fost prope
tari sun in majortate strein Radek spune ca
prveste chesta datoror neratonale Russia stare
de falment aare gaia de ncepe negocatun
dtori natural spe avantaul ambelor par Russia
la Haga dscute afacer oamei de aacer 81 ine
lege vorbeasca potca Sa trebat della up fruntas
vletist daca greutatea mai la Genoan pvese
chestunea propretate prvaena fos mprejurarea ca
sa gasit formula sd satisfac cerneor Europe
in acelas mp saveze aparena faa de bosevc
ladcal Fruntasu communist decarat ca penru sovete
ceasa este chestie de prncpu din pot ceda mimic
81 muamesc numa salvarea aparene ci
in practica acesui prncipiu. Russia, decara ell
fza propretaea prvata dar gaia de
cra proprietaea staulu strenor pentru tmp
mai lung sa dea recompensd porvita osor proprear
Comuns slstin aranii rusi lear mai urniza SOL
a In cazu car vedea nc bOlsevcii sunt mai buni
lecat generai antrevoluonari carl daeau paantu lor
pc mani striene. Taranu este communist sprnese
pc bosevc deoarece acesta luat pamanul din mantle
streinor 81 ale arstocratilor 81 au redat taranime.
Daca sovetele ven acum 81 da propretat mari
seinor taran purta faa de ee intocmai ata Gle
generai Denikine Koltsak 81 Wrangel
Radek nsa declarat prncipe or admit ntelegere
Gu putere europene Haga Eli neg sa dea streni
lor ca propreate mele 81 industrial Ruse dar sunt
gaa ca e date pc mp pentru expoatare in
tire cond favorable att expoataorlor cat poporulu Ru
e Acest prncpiu este APPLICABLE 81 la finantee la cae
ferate ale Ruse.
Sc crede dec ca sovieee vim la Haga plan de re-
compensare pentru fo propreari seini Asemenea Russia
este gata de nvoala cedtor Ell: invoaa cell
in fament adeca este gaia accepta pateasca
care perennial atore nernatonaa Nu nsa toul cacl
Russia Sc consdera tara falimentaa Oar fa are lsa
81 de autoru credorlor sd faca faa oblgaor sae bo
CATTLE Rusie att de mari 81 variae ca datore el
nternaonae deca parte foarte mica din ele Tot
ce Sc cere ca sa recage prospertatea e de od
ioara 81 sd progreseze industrial Progresul depnde
de ajuoru Use va acorda dn partea ceofae pu
teri .europene.