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America i Also Concerned In
Settlement of Problems In
Europo and Asia.
Bpetial to Tin Brit jtno New Voir, Heuld.
Wasiiinotow, July JT, Wlille tlie con
ferences on the Russian problem at Dou-'oime-
were not participated in by the
United States there are both ideal and
material reasons wny this Government
Is Interested: first, In not having too
sevens terms Imposed by the Dolshevikl
Government on Poland, and, 'second, In
any developments that may come out of
the proposed conference on the Russian
problem as a whole.
The general disposition indicated In
Europe to act In the Russian problem
Independent of tho League of Nations
a, matter of grave moment to the Gov
ernment In Washington, and It Is gath
ered here that' the' nuislan proposal has
In mind the settlement of. all problems
in Europe and Asia, a brc$d settlement
In which tho United States Is vitally In
terested from the viewpoint of trade re
lations and as a matter of world' poll-
tics In which the future peace of the
world Is .concerned.
Added to tho sentimental Interest in
seelnir Poland dealt with' in a manner
that will preserve It as a European
Power Is the further one of a heavy In
vestment which the United States has
made in Poland's future.
Explanation was made by Secretary
Tinker of tho mods nurchased by Poland
from this Government, shipment of
which has been delayed while passing
through Cecho-S!ovakln. It appears that
the Liquidation Commission In Europe
sold to the Polish Government goods
amounting In. money to $59,365,111. No
security was 'taken for the transaction
other than the obligations oi tne rouan
Government to pay tho Indebtedness In
three, four and five year instalments,
tho debt bearinc five per cent intere'st.
It is a rule of the War Department
that, all transactions of this character
are made with tne approval oi ino de
partment of State. In addition to this
transaction .the director of sales at home
sold the Polish, Government goods ,non
mllltary in character amounting to
S12,555,000. The main Item in this sale
was 48.000 freight cars, narrow gauge,
built for European use. for $8,000,000.
This additional debt runs for six years
and draws flvo per cent. Interest, making
a total indebtedness of $70,910,111. The.
Items of the sale made by the Llqulda
tt'on Commission abroad follow :
Clothing and Uniforms ,.
Transport equipment 'HIS'lS?
Household flttlngi..: J'SfJ-SSl
Hoipttal suppllMj 2,!i2'22
Air service equipment , 'JS.MB
Ordnance 3.0S4.7J5
Mr. Baker pointed out mat me trans
action was made before the commence
ment of the Russian-Polish hostilities.
The Government was. however, con
fronted to-day with a new problem
rrowlntr out of the European situation
through receipt of a request from tha
Pnlluli lerntlon that Poland be permitted
to purchase 200,000 army uniforms apd
the same number of pairs of shoes from
the War Department. Because the
question of neutrality was Involved, It
was understood that the State Depart
ment hesitated to grant the request,
which was presented by Prince Lubo
mlrsky, Polish Minister. ( .
CANADA TO FOLLOW
WS.RAIL WAGES
Government Roads Will Ac
cept New Schedules.
Vancouvis, B. C, July 27. Canadian
Government railroads will accept the
schedule of wage Increases granted to
railway men In the United States, Jl.D.
Reld. Minuter of Hallways, announced
here to-day. This would result, he de
clared, in an Increase of from $47,000,
000 to $70,000,000 In operating costs,
which woulA have to be met by in
creased passenger and freight rates.
Minister Reld also stated that If the
Canadian Pacific Railway accepts this
award, no dividends could 'be paid to
shareholders, until conditions had been
adjusted. All work in .Vancouver
specified In the 191f agreements,- ex
cepting construction of a $1,000,000
hotel and a tunnel under False Creek,
would be carried out by the Canadian
national lines, he asserted. v'
PREMIERS;BR6E-. -MCEWOEDHME
. RUSSIAN PLAN
Continued from tfiri Pdpe.
to-day's meeting of the r'rtmlers,
.namtly, the, financing of an. olled, Joan
to aerman'yto meet the difference be
tween tlie Inland and the wprld'a, market
price of thocoal which Is to be deliv
ered from the German mines. This
question' wntf bronchd by Premier
Mlllernnd because at the meeting of the
French Cabinet .yesterday tho proposal
mauo -py -treuenc, r ruicui-.-'
Wlnnncit Minister, for a credit Of 200,'
000,000 francs a month to meet the 6pa
coal conditions- met with a very oaa re
cebtlon.
it un ilndiUrt that Instead of France
bavins- ttf make a loan. 10 Germany the
latter should Issue bonds against this
credit It was sold that the Frencn
nnvunmanl nlrondv had received Ml Oi
ler from French banker to take most of
the bonds when they are Issued.
i Germany Is to deliver to-tho Reparation
Clmmuulpn by September 1, 1910, German
treasury bonds to the vaiuo oi w,w,vtv
gold marks, bearing o per coin.
unit mXnrlntr Miv 1. 1921. Which
may be sold or used as collateral with
or without the Allies' indorsement as a
means for the Reparation commisison
realising upon them.
After Sentcmber 1 Germany shall de
liver to the commission similar oonus
corresponding to the advances France Is
to make for fulfilment of tho promised
coal delivery. In this way Franco will
bo relieved of tho, burden through a aim.
n n banKlnar oDcrotlon. o caiauiwn
milrklv th amount of advances Franco
Is to make to iGermany the Reparations
Commission can fix forty gold marks
per ton provisionally, tne amount m u
ndlusted later.
The Reparations Commlslson will be
charged with the cntlro execution of the
nni agreement so far as concerns coal
deliveries'1 and allied advances to Ger
many on account of tho coal delivery.
VILLA, LIFE SECURE,
DDrDtPPC TO YIF.t.n
Bandit Chief Now Obeying
All Federal Orders.
Mmico Cm, July 2T. Francisco
Villa Is obeying all orders given him by
(he Government. Gen, Edunrdo C. Gar
cla. Chief of 8taff of the War Depart
ment. told the Associated Press to-day,
"Villa has been instructed to rccon
centrate his troops nt Sabtnas, In the
State of Coahulla, and he has done so,"
raid Gen. Garcia. "The only guarantee
th Government has given Villa Is a
guarantee of life, but the other details
of surrender are being handled by. Gon.
Eimnlo Martlnes, commander of the
northern operations.
"Villa has 800 men. He may come to
Mexico city with Martinez to receive the
full terms of surrender, which probably
will be retirement to private life, with
possible Government aid to get started
In civil life, just as the United States
handled tho Apaches after their sur
render."
Provisional President de la Huerta
has ordered the Governor of the Federal
district to supress Bolshevik and an
archlst publications, says the fniversal
to-day, and to prevent a meeting of
character to which objection was taken
scheduled to be held next Sunday.
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Spiciai Cabh Dtspatck ro.Tifk fiun S'D Hsw
Yoax IIhaii). Copyright, XW.JbV Tus Suk
and Msw Yoax IIu.n. ,
Vkm, July 27, It Is slgnl (leant that
the French Government Is, not willing to
take a definite stand in' connection with
recognition of tho" Soviet Government un
lets the United States Is ready to act
in unison with it and the oritisn uovern
nyp. Thexeml-omclal Temps to-night
urfos that "'powerful" motives In com
mercial asWell as In other domains at
taches France to the United States."
Continuing it says: 1
"The United States has, 'like France,
respect for the Russian people, and it'
has. Ideas renaming the development to
which th) Russian people may legiti
mately asp re. provided they escapo irom
terrorism and chaos. The United States
has (he samo,,consclence as has France,
that great democracies like ours would
compromise their principles and Inatl
tutlons If, under pretended material ad
vantages, thoy negotiated with a, regime
which Is the absolute negation of all
democratic doctrines.
"France hopes that her British
friends will consider this and also that
they will remain firm to their tradi
tions, which 'make for the greatness
and the security of the Western
Powers.''
The French Socialists, on
hand, are rejoiclntt over Premier MUk'UlMe, The first ,la because tho ''JPollsh
rand's predicament and assort that"Uie acta ot' tjarbarity1 hav 0 Incenaed tha
nnnin nt nntliinn with Tchltche- soDUlatlon "that serioua' obstacles must
rla, Hovfet Commissioner fo VFOtelgn' ba removed to prepare the- way for tti
Affairs, Is tantamount to recognition of
the flovlet Government
Jean Longuet, 'gradnson of ,Karl
Jdarxs, writing In the PpfiArirt to
night, deals a telling blow to the French
hopes that tho Soviet, in order' to gain
thtlr v'olory In their right for, recogni
tion, would promise to shoulder tho debt
ol the old Imperial .regime. He Bays:
"KrasslneMold mo Jn London three
weeks ago that It was no longer possible
to hope for such a concession 'Abm
from Russia. The, Soviet Government
would like (o make such nn agreement
were It possible, but now it Is a ques
tion of Inability.
. "It Is now a questldn of whether
French and other allied statesmen aro
ready and willing to recognise that In
a very short time tho West would gain
much moro by exploiting tho natural
riches of Russia than tttey would by
unchaining war, whch would only re
eulk;in total ruin and universal chaos.'
This wl be the Socialists' argument
against any contrary plan which Pre
mier Mlllerand brings back to Paris.
Pole coming," and, second, because an
extensive troop movement wm be neces
sary. It Is stipulated, according to the wire
less message, that tho Polish envoys
must submit to all regulations governing
Soviet, camps,
London, July 27. Brody, an Impor
tant town of aatlcla, fifty-eight miles
east-northeast of Lemberg, has been oc
cupied by tho Dolshevikl, according to
Moscow's official statement under Mon-doy'a-date,
which also says:
"Southwest of Grodno we occupied the
village1 of Novo Dvorand south of Grod
no the village of Indura, After three
days of' fierce fighting wo occupied Vol-'
kovytsk. We have, occupied Brody and
Radswlllov. In the direction of Tar
napol we have occupied the towns'' of
Zbaras and Volochysk. In the Dutchatch
region wo. drove theenemy from Guslatyn
ana a numoor oi oiner viuagea to me
westward," ,
REDS CHARGE POLISH
ACTS OF BARBARITY
Soviet Cannot Fix Armistice
Meeting Before July 30.
B) the Aitociattd rrtis. ,
Vienna, July 26. Tho- Soviet military
command has notified the Polish com
mander that ho regrets he Is unable to
arrange a date before July 80 for the
nrellmlnarv armistice meeting between
th'e Polish representatives and those of
Soviet Russia, according to a wireless
message picked up here.
The armistice message states two clr
the other cumstnnces make ah earlier day Impos-
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