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ROAD MATERIAL AVAILABLE

II was interesting to note that among the first after the war orr ders was that hescinding former order that road construction could not be taken up without a special permit from the war board at Wash ing ton.
 This prompt action within itself ls proof enough that the governmen. wants the people in the states and in ;s,e districts to proceed at once with their own road building as means Of providing labor for the men re- leased from the war work as well as to begin promptly the improvement that will bring the country nearer its full measure of prosperity.
 The government no doubt will through the next congress join hands in big movements for natoinal high way construction. The road enthusi- nstics of the country arc not going to be denied They know that high way construction Is to this era what the building of railroads were to the great west when that section was without this method of travel.
 Here in Arkansas we have some f,ig highway projects afioat. and oth- CTS should De initiated at once so that we can receive the aid that all such projects are going to receive from the national government.
 The Bankhead highway and the Albert Pike highway alone would change Hot Springs from season town to a resort of good business all the year. That is what we have been trying to establish for many years. The opportunity is before us through the medium of good high ways connecting up at various points, and we must pursue this work with enthitsiasm and sec 1t successfully worked out.
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CHILLs, COLDS
 FEVERISHNESS
Black Dcaught Is Used by Virginia La6y For Colds, Fever and Other
 Troubles With Fine Results.

Rocky Mount Va,,-Miss Mae Chit- wood, of this rlaee, recently stated; T have used Black Drangh. for colds and stomach trouble and certainly have found it very satisfactory.
 When | woulG feel bad and feyerish, as though was taking a fresh cold, would make q good cup of Diaek- praught tea and it would soon set me all right
 I can recommend if as a splendid laxative and gladly do so. You may publish my statement
 When you feel chilly. tired, feverish headachy and fear that you arc takini cold take a good dose of the old rsli- able, liver medicine you have heard s' much about, Thedford's Black-Draugh' It is made from purely vegetable in. gredients, acts in a gentle. natural way and by helping to drive out poison ous waste matter from your system. i will often. if taken in time, prevent { chill from deyeiopinfa into a cold
 Thousands of people. during the pas 70 years. have found nlack-Draugh of 3enefit in Fssch caaes. Try 1t, the next time you chill oi aneeye Adv
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20
BIG CONSIGNMENT OF.
 FOOD FOR EUROPE
VESSELS SAILED UNDER SEALED ORDERS AND WILL sg DIS.
 TRleuTEo BY HOOVER.

Washington, Nov. 19.--Ships car rying 100000 tons of food for the populations of northern France. Belgium and Austria. now are en- route to Europe Tnes are pro- cceding under sealed orders 10 Gib- raltar and Bristol channel ports and on arrival will await word from Food Administrator Hoover as 10 their final destinations Those eeing 10 Gibraltar are expected to proceed to Adriatic and Mediterranean ports anu the others 10 France and Bej- sian ports.
 One of the last acts of Mf. Hoover before sailing last Saturday for Europe was to appoint q special shipping committee. headed by Theo- dore Whitmarsh, of tho food admin istration 10 corporate with tie shipping hoard and the commission. for relief in Belgium, in facilitating the shipment of food to the demorai ized civilian populations in the coun- triec devastated oy var. Neitaer the number of ships involved m he pres ent movement nor the preparation that would bc devoted at Gibraltar for the relief of southern Europe and the near east couid be learned at the food administration. It was stated tha. final arrangements for feeding the peoples freed from tho yoke of German militarism is awaiting tha arrival of MT. Hoover in Europe and the result of his survey of the sit uation there.
 Tho purpose Of sending some 1f the ships now going to G.5raitar and others to the channel ports it was explained. was to have immediately available at convenient ports sup plies to ship quickly where Al~ Hoover finds the need to he the most urgent
 Officials Of the committee for re lief in Belgium believe the desli nation of the ships on their way 70 Gibraltar is :he port of Trieste.
 Tile ships now on their way are understood to te the first that have left American ports with food for countries other than northern France and Belgium It was said that mcre than 100000 tons of food monthly will De required to relieve distress in central Europe and the near east. Increased shipments from Ameri- can posts and the Areentine for the peoples of liberated northern France and Belgian started several weeks ago
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FuLL oE coLp; HAo had eRlp

This has been such a trying year for sickness that many will be pleas cd to read how Lewis Newman 5e Northrann St, Charleston. W. V was restored 10 health He writes fl WIS down sick and nothing would do me any good l was full of cold. Had the grip until got two 50c bot
 ties of Foley's Honey and Tar If the best remedy for grip and colds I ever used Good for grip, coughs croup, whooping W cough and common colds. IA C. Jennings. (Adv)
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HEAD OF MORMON
 CHURCH PASSES AWAY
HERBERT j. GRANT WILL sue cEED TO THE PLACE OccU- PIED BY JOSEPH F.
 SMITH.

Salt Lakc City Utah. Nov l9 - Iicrberl Grant pres,den Of in, quorum of Twelve Apostles of tht Mormon church today automatically Lecame president of the church through the death of Joseph Fielding smith which occurred early tli. morning Ratification Of his s.c. cession probably will not take place howeget, until the next general con ference of the church. 10 be held next April
 Owing to he infuenza epidem.r no funeral services win hc held fdr the late President Smith.
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DousLy PROVEN.
Hot Springs Readers Can No Longer
 Doubt the Evidence,

ttOI springs ht0ueFS Can No LuH1ci
 Doubt the Evidence.
 This net Sprimss citizen testified long ago
 Told of quick rcHef-or undoubted benefit
 The facts are now confirmed
 Such testimony is eomplete--the evidence conclusive.
 1t forms convincing proof of merit.
 Mrs. E. B Singleton, 120 Second Istreet, Hot Springs, says "A bad spell of sickness left my Kidneys very weak. l suffered from pam and weak ness through my back, and was ian guid and nervous. got Deans Kid ncy Pills ct R. c. Morris X Co.'S Drug Store. ana they rid mo Of the trouble
 Nearly six years later, Mrs. Single ton said: When l have felt any re- turn of kidney trouble. have used Doan's Kidney pills They have al- ways brought good results"
 Price soc at all dealers Don't sim ply ask for kidney reunedy-get Doan's Kidney Plls--the same lini that Mrs Singleton had Foster Mil burn Co. Mfgrs.. Buffalo, N. Y.-Adv,
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SOLDIERS IN FRANCE TO
 eELEBRATE THANKSGIVING

Paris, November i9--A ThanKsgiv- ing day program for tho American soldiers in France including foothah games between rival units. is bt'ne arranged by the Y M. c. A. Cele- bration3 will be held in all the huts Eigsny five prufessiofi;ti ana tortS soldier theatrical organizations will give performances.
 The Salvation Army sent li00f douahuuts to the front on November II, the last day of the fighting This organization at present is arranging Christmas celebration
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WHAT'S THE TRUE?

! Some time ago when labor was so Radly needed in Little Rock they " 1000 Porta Ricans 10 the Picric
 VI. and for awhile it seemed that
 eor was setting along well
 lmes the announcement that
 l : SssiiSfieFs are tftssii aIid fnaesthey are all going to be shipped hack home,
 Tho particular trouble is not ex- plained in the encouragement
 1t is apparent, however. that tht Bringing in of foreign labor is hal for this country When laborers o other nations singly and individually seek this country, and therefore ex- pect to work and to get q new start they get along very well, but whel hordes are shinped in, they seldom are satisfied.
 Some of the things that should bt done forthwith by congress are the prevention of shipments en masse o foreign labor to America, as we'll as the diEbarment of competitive mark cts where labor Is so cheap rla' American products can not meet th' competition.
 This ought to be day of protec- tive tariffs, not particularly h!gl tariffs, but high enough to protec the American workman from com. lpetition with the low salar'e, Foreigners of other countries
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MORE NAVY CASUALTIES.

Washington, NOV 19.-The navy de- partment announced today tho follow ing casualties among navy men at tached 10 the marine corps in for eign service. Died from wounds David M Maxu ell. Lockesburg. Ark. John R Litchfield. Blackwell Okla homa.
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EASTMAN K0DAKS AT
 THE MORRIS DRUG co

Following the announcement tha ~o had reopeneG our Kodak Depart ment we wish further 10 announcs that we have secured the Eastman Kodak agency ana will carry a ful line of all their products, including tilms, kodaks, velox paper. etc.
 Our Kodak finishing department k in charge of Mir Joe NJ. Sejhar, wlo Is well known to all amateur pEo tosraphers. He will give his personal attention to this work and will guar antee that all work turned out can not be excelled
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ARMY TRANSPORT LOST.

Washington. Nov 1a,-Destructon by fire of the army transport Ophir in tho harbor of Gibraltar November ll, with the loss of two members of the crew was announced tonight hy the navy department. The vessel was en- route to glarseilies, France, with army supplies. which also were lost ne fire started while the slip was ai sea
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Tlle Germans celebrated the ar- mistice with mad delight. and they sank the hospital ships in the sane descriptive terms,
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And wouldn't you like to have been there when shat German navy drew its flag and turned turtle to the af- lied forces7
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And in the meanwhile the boys will begin to ship back this week and the home comings will be marked with great celebrations
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

Tn the meanwhile Hot Springs wants the free bath house. and wants it where it will serve the poor best and the city best
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

A New Discovery for the Treatmen of Diabetes and Brlghts' Disease. A treatment which has been de monstrated and proven to the Medi cal profession Sugar removed from the urine In lew days
 DIETARY SANITARlUM.
 HOO Malvern Avenue.
 l1-l9-tf
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We want you to know We have ir connection with our cleaning and dye ing plant a first-class alteration de paFtment for remodelmg ladies anc genuemen's garments by first-class man taior Emporium Cleaning ane Dyeing Plant Phone 1t47 1i-1e-lw
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Senator Lodge wants all business Houses who sell German made goods to be forced to so announce that fact Well, that's reasonable.
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meposed royal personages can still lsratify their taste for the gorgeous
 ly becoming doorman in the Swiss Aotels where they lodge
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their business to depose that dod- daring old seniority rule their con- stituents would applaud heartily.
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It is perhaps the kaiser's ambition to become Col Bill Hohen2ollen. the political boss of Germany.
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Germany should so live that some day he American people will send it statue of Liberty to sci in the light Of Heleolaud
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Starving Germany will know after Herbert Hoover gets there. what benevolent food dictator is like.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

Turkey in Europe may look to cer- tain hungry nations like 'a little of the white meat"
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

Keep the supply of doughnuts and coffee moving to America's soldiers by giving 10 the united war fund
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

True democracy is he best back fire for that creeping bolshevlkl con fliction.
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

Dr. J. Y. Merritt is now located ID Inc SumpterLittle Bldg Calls aas wered day or night. Phones--ofhcs Al: residence, 42s.
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Reform Is reform. but what is Hin denburg doing in tho revolution?
The Sentinel=record., 1918-11-20

Let's have big free government nath house out where it will serve 4s..ee ;,gspeses.
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For time, 4t is expected, the peace dove will he as valuable as e pari0t
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e.asa sfessmen should make {
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-11
|V|aruI|tiSuri.

Cind I'M barbat s'a aflat Vino
vat ca a comis crima de a i1bi
nevasta cu 40 grade farenheit la
umbra nu-l blamati saracul daca
tremura din toate 'balamalele
END Sc vede ca nevestica cauta
facaletul inainte de pune cal
darea de mamaliga la foe.
Singurul defect, fisical a lui
Thomas Wood din Duluth, MINI.
pentru care a fost respins din ar
mata Statelor Unite, de 81 este a.
nimat de cele mai 1nalte 81 mai
calde sentimente patriotice, este
ca cintarcste SOB funzi. Amarit
ca a fost respins din rindurile a.
paratorilor patriei, a declarat ca
Sc va snpune la dieta vegeta-
riana.
Stunt oameni carl atunci snnt
mai falsi 81 inima lor inoata in
venin Cd nu te pot strInge dc
git, cind.. z1mbesc.
Nick Kingman din Kansas CT
ty, Mo-, a capatat un concediu
de cinsprezece zile, afara de cele
necesare pcntru voiaj, ca Sc re
guleze niste afaceri familiare. Pc
ste trei zile, in urma unei alter
catii avntc ell nevcStica lui, asa
de bine lea aranjat ca a plecat
lnapoi pc frontul franccz, oblo
jit la cap.
O doamna, al carui barbat Ii
clasificarca recrutilor a declarar
Cd sustine pc neavsta lui, este in
trebat de oficiantul care inregis
ira declaratiunile: ,.Doamna, v;
ajuta ceva barbatul d-tra "
Pima acum numai la scutura
prin casa acum ma ocup cu e
sal invat cum sd spala 81 vase
Ic," rcspunsc doamna zimbind.
Sc zice ca Kaiser-nl pima acun
a jucat dupa cum la cintat Aghi
uta din cimpoiu 81 de la toamn;
| Incolo va Fl slit sd joace dup;
cum vor cinta Heruvimii din
harpe, caci altfel lui Aghiut;
0 sd ramiie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-11
A N q N T.

Parochia gr. or. romina ,,sf
loan Botezatorul" din Erie, Pa,
Gu ziua de / Februarie 1918 des.
chide concurs de preot, dprind
un preot cuviincios, avfnd 81 &C.
tele preotesti in deplina regula si
sfintit de catre un Consistor din
patria veche. Tot odata facem Gu.
noscut, ca 81 paroctia noastra e.
to in buna regula, avfnd Nsi un ca
pitel dc 100000 dolari, ii frunte
Gu I'm popor constientios.
Plata va Fl dup6 fnvoire.
IA numele paroshiei -. Ioaa
Botezatorul" din Erie, Pa, p. o.
Box 81:
Sebastian Uhiril4, pre3edinte,
Anghsl Bnrba, sdcretar cor,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-11
SPORlREA PRODUCTIE|
INDUSTRIALA CERUTA
De RAZBOI.
De: Onor. w. G.. McAD0O,
ministrul de finan!te.

Economic in consumarea tutu-
ror lucrurilOr trebuincioase natl
unei pentru rasboi acestea
sunt cerintele fundamentals ale
programnlui nostru de rasboi, 81
daca vrem sa punem toata pute-
rea noastra la spatele soldatiior
1iostri In F1r,azrtt ta; "a -attunri' poporul
American trebue sd inteleaga a
ceste cerinta.
Trebue sd lucram 81 sa crutam
mai multi ca orr clnd. Trebue sd
sporim productia 81 sa micsoram
consumarea in interiorul tarii a
tuturor produselor necesare, in
vederea ca vom avea de trimes
mari cantitati de materiale de
rasboi aliatilor carl lupta lunar
la lunar GU moi. Daca poporul Sc
mai refine de la cheltueli, va pu-
tea economist mai multi bani.
Imprumutind guvernul 81 in ace
lasi~timp Isl va mari veniturile
lui insusi.
,,Afaceri ca de obiceiu'' gresala.
Reajustarile economice cerute
prin transformarea unei nearma-
te 81 pacinice natiuni intro for
midabila forta de rasboi, eau
zat perderi 81 greutati carl nu
s'au putut inlatura prin nici I'm
mijloc. in timp de rasboi, aceste
lucruri nu pot fl inlaturate mai
multi ca >sacrificiile de SINCE, da-
ca este ca drepturile natiunilor
sa fie cautate 81 asigurate pen
tru viitor, 81 sa Sc faca lumei o
pace dreapta.
MOI trebue sa 1ntimpinam ace
ste incercari Gu filosofie, hotari-
re 81 jndecata rece. Trebue sa We
dem in ele nu numai inspiratia ci
chemarea la sfortarea suprema.
C,ind aceste neajunsuri au sd fie
completate, Sc va ,dovedi ca tot
geniul 81 energia natiunei care a
fost luata de la lucrarile ncaju-
tatoare rasboiului, va fl ,ceruta in
intreprinderile 81 activitatile ail.
tatoare rasboiului, 81 ca 'bunu1
trai 81 prosperitate tarii in fntre-
gime nu va fl micsorata.
,,Afacere ca de obiceiu'' - a.
ceste >cuvinte, fara indoiala, nu
pot Fl adoptate ca principiul ca
lauzitor in timp de rasboi. Acea-
sta este o teorie in intregine
gresita 81 ar frebui sd nu gaseas.
ca loc de discutie sau acceptance
simtitorului 81 patrioticului 20.
por American. Afacerile trebu.
csc reajnstate dupa functiunea
rasboiului dus de natinne.
Ceea ce e de cea mai mare i'm
portanta in reajustarea care tre-
bue sa ia loc, este ca poporul no
stru trebue sd fie impresionat Gu
necesitateta economiei in consu-
marea 81 intrebuintarea articoli-
lor de dmbracaminte 81 hrana, 81
q tutnror celor lalte lncruri carl
constitue un canal al proviziilor,
materialelor 81 resnrseor tarii. E
. crima risipi ceva III aceste
tirrl:ris Atsf n e't nm fsnssts I'll
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-11
IN v r A r j..

Domnul Isaila 81 Doamna Lu-
cretia Rusan din comma Tibru,
comitatul Alba lula, au onoarea
invita- pc toate rudeniile, pc
toti prietenii 81 cunoscutii dior
a lua parte la petrecerea care Sc
va da cu ocaziunea botezului fl
cei dior Marta, care Sc va tinea
Simbata seara in 16 Martie 1916
la orele Z seara.
Mas al nouai nascute wa Fl
Domnul Traian -Sasu din Alba
lula.
Muzica d-lui Eronim Verdea
din loc va distra onoratul public
Gu cele mai frumoase arii de dams
81 cintece rationale.
Masa va Fl aranjata Gu diferite
mincari gnstoase 81 bauturi re-
coritoare.
In speranta ca toti prietenii 81
cunoscutii nostri ne vor cerce.
ia Gu aceasta ocaziune, pima la
revedere am ramas salutindu-va
81 asteptindu-va Gu bratele ,des.
chise.
Parintii 81 Nasul.
(No. 53-55).
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stare sd observ, poporul Ameri-
ean nu este destnl de patruns de
reblintele de economic 81 cruta-
re ce Sc Ger in aceste timpuri cu
adevarat serioase, nu numai in
yiata poporului American. dar
81 in aceea a natiunilor din hl-
me.
Poporul trebue sa economiseasca.
Pima in present, "a fost a.
proape prea mica abtinere de la
lux, placeri, comfort 81 convent
ante din partea majoritatii ceta-
tenilor. Multi dintre eli tirguesc
OF felul de marfuri GU o liberia
te tot asa Gle mare ca 81 inainte
lie intrarea Americei in rasboi.
Aceasta nu poate continue >fara
= aduce jigniri scrioaser natiunei
noastre 81 lumei intregi. Marble
Dperatiuni financiare ale guver-
lului nu pot Fl duse inainte Gu
success fara ca popOrul din State
e Unite sa economiseasca in fie
care directiune posibila, crutin.
| lu-si banii 81 imprumutind din
ii guvernului cit sc poate dc
nnlt. Prin crrptarea banilor e.
man lasa la parte uncle dintre
olacerile netrebuincioase; redu
'e cerintele aprovizionarei gene
'ale cu hrana, imbra acaminte Or
Ute materiale din tara, lasfnd ast
'el att cit trebue pentru armatc
e noastrc 81 armatele 81 popnla
fia civila a tarilor care impreuni
.u moi lupta contra unui pcrico
,Omun..
| Poporul, in acelasi timp, is
sporeste prosperitatea material;
orin crutari, 81 ajuta guvernu
n mod direct prin imprumutares
5anilOr necesari la cumparares
materialelor prin carl Sc poat'
da o mai mare putere fortelo1
1oastre de pe c1mpul de rasboi
i aceasta 1nsemneaza scnrtare;
timpului in care va veni victori,
armatelor Americana.
| Cea mai mare dificultate est,
"a faci poporul American sd fiji
| patruns de lectia economici. Pen
tru aceasta Sc cere propagand;
| lntinsa 81 sfortari mari. Avind a
.easta' in, vedcre, am gasit de GU
viinta a cere congresului sd ridi
'e $2,0O0,00O,O0O prin vindere,
lie Marci de .Cumpatare 81 d
| Crutari de Rasboi, . Trift an
War Savinv Stamps = asa CT
ooporul American sd alba opor
tunitatea, cit 81 incurajarea di
"ecta, sa economiseasca 81 sd cru
te bani, alta cit poate fiecare
char in micile sumo de cite 2.
| lie cent?.
| De aceea moi am organizat
campanie de crutari de rasboi p
o scala intinsa, 81 trebue sd adu
cem la cunostinta fiecarui bar
bat, femeie 81 copil din tara pr
vilegiul ce li-se ofera de S
servi pc eli insist 81 tara lor pril
| depunerea economiilor in pastra
rea guvernului StatelOr Unite c1
cea mai sigura garantie din lu
me. Guvernul va accepta acest
crutari 81 da pentru ele obliga
tiuni directe in forma de Marc
de Cumpatare 81 de Crutari d
Rasboiu = Thrift Stamps an,
War Saving Stamps.
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INF0RmAT|UNl

o greva mare. - 0 greva ma
re este aranjata de lemnarii della
constructia de vapoara din Hog
Island. 5000 muncitori an intrat
in greva. Toate acestea pentru
ca S 'au facut incercari de a le re-
duce plata.
o alta pace. Telegramele
mai proaspete ne aduc stirea des-
pre- alta pace, care s'a semnat
lntre Finlanda 81 Germania in
ziua de 7 Martie a. c.
Rant de doua ori. - John L.
Bray din comitatul Pulasky, sta
tul Kentuky, a fost ranit de doua
orr de cind a plecat pc frontul
francez. Stirea vine della mem.
bril- familiei sale, carora lea
scris.
Anglia opreste folosirea grfu.
lui pentru fabricarea berii. -
Sir Gilbert Parker anuntat in
dieta> engleza, in numele minis.
trului pentru hrana, ca de aci in.
colo opreste fabricarea berii din
griu curat.
Reggie Ferdinand - ramine
= Telegramele mai moi din Ro
minia 81 respective referitoare Ia
soarta Rominiei, vestesc ca in fl
ne, dupa multa dezbatere, Reggie
Ferdinand al Rominiei va putea
domni 81 pc mai departe ca rege
rOmfn.
Comandantu1 unui submarin u
eide pc un captain. = Dupa cum
spune D telegrama sositG din Pep
zance, comandantul unui subma
rim englez poruncit ca sd fie u
els un captain de pc I'm vapoi
pentru pescuit. Sirmanul capitar
era ranit. A fost ucis pentru ca
nu a volt sa-si paraseasca vasul
$4,000 vagoane. Dupa stiri
lie ce sosesc della Washington, mi.
nistrul trenurilor, Mr.. w. "A. Nc.
Adoo, are sd dea cit de curind {
comanda pentru fabricarea a so
600 vagoane de tren.
o lege noua. - Congresul Sta.
telor Unite yotat Joia trecuts
% noua lege care dicteaza 0 pc.
deapsa de 80 ami robie 81 10000
dolari pedeapsa in bani, pentru
inamicii straini, carl ar indrazni
sa distrn'ga materialele de raz,
boi. !
Un foe q rainat IN sanatofiu
Senatorial Markelton, din apro.
pierre de Cumberland. Mi l1al
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nu de multi de guvernul Statelor
Unite pentru folosinta pentru
soldatii reconvalescenti, fost
ruinat de m foe. -
Nepotul lui Kaiser. - Johan
Wilhelm Won Lowenell Branden-
berg-Hohenzolern, din Detroit.
Mich. a recunoscut ca dinsul este
un nepot de al lui Kaiser. La au-
zul acestora populatia la tras 9
bataie numarul unu 81 dupa aceea
a fost arestat de autoritatile ora
senesti, carl l-ail pus sub un bond
de 1000 dolari, pentru ca alta
data sa Sc invete a respecta legi
le tarii.
Alti 600 muncitori in greva. -
Sase suite muncitori la Nfabrics
de munitiuni din st. Louis, Mo. &
firmei Wagner Electric Co. care
fabrica lucreaza la comanzi dt
ale guvernului, s'au pus in greva
Conducatorii Unnlnii, sustin C;
in eel mai scurt timp vor intr;
in greva 5000 muncitori din a
eel oras. Dinsii Ger ziua de lucr,
de 8 ore, nrcarc de plat Gu II
la suta, recunoasterea Uniuni
lor 81 plata de ora 81 jumatat,
pentru fiecare ora supplementary
Un timer de mare speranta. =
Tinerul Francis Kwitkowski, d.
20 ami, de pc west 35-a strad;
din Cleyeland, Ohio a fost deti
nut sub un bond de $4,000 do
lari pentru curtea Gu jurati. Cri
ma dinsului sa zice cd ar fl cine
lnvinuiri GU furturi.
Ultimul dollar. = Giuseppe Pc
llitto, condamat la moarte p
scaunul electric in Greensbura
Pa. a inaintat 1ln dollar, ultimu
dollar, ce-f avea la sine, pentr
,,Crucea Rosie Americana.