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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
NOTITA SPECIALA.

.Calendarul xiarului America"
este aproape epuixat (vindut)
Mai avem Ia moi 100 de bucati,
deci cine mai doreste q avea a.
cest frumos calendar sd trimit&
comanda imediat. Comenxi mai
mari de 10 bucati nu 80 primesc.
Membrii societ4tilor noastre Ca
re nu si-au procurat calendarul 81
Sc adreseze Ia sooistatile din ora
yele unde locuiesc 81 vor cap&ta.
Societatile care 90 primit calen-
dare sa alba IN vedere o. anul q
cesta se bucur1 dc 80 b sut& n
bet. Dsci palendarele nsvinduts
lsaspei al y laaai prine.1'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
DOCUNENTE DESPRE VI
N0VAT|A KA|SERULUI.
INJECT OAR sIGUR, MAsCA
CADE.

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| LONDRA, "a Dee. I. G. Sc
grue, correspondent special la Rer-
lin al ziarului englez London
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ca dinsul a vizitat pc Karl KauI-
sky, Sub-secretarul de la minis
terul de externe, care a exami-
nat archivele secrete ale ministe-
rului de externe 81 care, dupa
cum a declarat Kurt Eisner, pre-
mierul bavarian, ,,stie mai multi
despre cauzele razboiului decit
ori care alt ON din zilele noas-
tre".
Tot ce pot sa spun acum" -
a zis Kautsky, - ,,este ca archi-
vele intru cit priveste afacerea
Gu Anglia, sd vede a confirma a.
deveril punetul de vedere al prin-
cipelui Lichnowsky 81 DR.. Much
lon. (Acestia au fost singurii ger
mani carl au spus ca junkerii 81
Kaiserul poarta vina razboiului"
,,Eu" continual mai de-
parte Kautsky - ,,cred ca vol a.
yea gaia primul meu volum in
ours de 0 luna. Guvernul austriac
STA pus de gind sa publice docu-
mentele sale in c1teva zile, asa ca
81 din partea noastra va trebui
sd Sc faca deplina lumina, cit de-
multaD u asupra cauzeler razboiu-
lui..'
Doamna Kautsky, spune cores
pondentul, declarat: ,,Punctul
meu de vedere este ca astoria va
imparti responsibilities ,pentru
razboiu 81 pentru continuarea lui
in urmatoarea ordine: fntii asu
pra lui Kaiser 81 principelui dc
coroana; apoi. asupra lui Luden
dorff 81 Tirplitz; in al treilea
[rind asupra magnatilor de indu
strie 81 in al patrulea rind: asu
pra Pan Germanilor".
KAISERUL fMPARTE DARURI
AMSTERDAM, % Dec. - Elk
Kaiserul Germaniei sd simte as
ktazi mai bine ca in zilele trecute
Boala de urechi ce Q avea ia
mai trecut 81 nerSositatea de care
suferea, s'a stimparat intel. Yes
i tea ca 81 Mrs. Kaiserita ar ii bol
nava, nu este adevarata
De Craciun, Kaiserul nu W
lpraznui ca altedati 81 nu va i'm
lpdrti nici prezentuli. Tot ce s;
Iva face, ca totusi sa nu treaci
Craciunul i'll sec, sd va da comu
mel Q donatiune pentru fondul d.
| Craciun, 81 in seara de Craciul
"a Isl in ziua Craciunului insusi
are sd fie slujba in capela fostu
Yiui imparat,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25

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I'm desvoltdrilor vergnoase svennntelor
go convngerea conform dpuu popoGrsor dspanc
de soara lor de inuI maue
nOritdtO
u apdraa bunurIor lor sguran Tor persona moi
re6ue ludm de intregul guverndmnt al olor loc
de Romini IN Ungaa Transvon Comae urmdore deprind
er0ru: Torona Tims, Card$ Bihor, Sat
dr Maranure BtaNdsdud solnoc Dobcu Sdla Cu Murest
Turda Turda-Ar Alba de Tirnava 81 Hunedoaa
SiJi Brayov Fdgdo Treiscaune Odorh
rorc locue dc Honi din Bichs 81 Ugocia
p.bce imed IN acest manifest cdtrd naona
tdte din Ungara Ardeat dpOS1n nodd toote
aului potice admnsrare uiciare, invdtdmin re
goase nancare mare de acea de depnd
nicai Trebue teritor alta dominate supr
In pue gaantdn pentr 81 sgurana
atcriald personaM IN MOI fl obga de oduce
cunostn!a pOporu nostr dor luei ntreg pr pro-
claaa!iua crc drptu nOsru de dspune mod iber de
deuent iposibn nrerupe prn
autoyide conscc 81 responsible
cadd cosu national maghar guvernu De
gr respeca prncpe prcsedincu Wilson pri
uee cc popoare d." teroe IN chestiune Modatatca trans
crd t. stoOdd prn coas'uns mire GuvernM romSn "a II
Ia Sii MOI aseptdm pima Nocmbrie
rdspunsul la acese 'sonatiunI
President Scfam G. Popp
PROPUNERILE MAGHIAREz
Arad Noembre 1918 Ca raspun la aceasta ,provocaune
vlag (un zar unguresc gGvernu cnuu national
hiar TRIMS degatunea aratata na traave
consiu national romn
Consilul national maghiar 81 guvernu
propunerile urmatoare:
comitate romin
ninistnrea terior ii facu# de gvernnl romin
Guvernul romin rprezenat guvernu maghiar prn
deegat reguaea economce
nanciare aprovzonar counat und parte
tiunle din organizatie prvtoare,la Romini: "a
Lege existente mennute in mod terito
pomnes eg adoptate aprobarea gu
syernulu romin,
Guvernu romn prmeasca exceptia prefector
misaror toti functonari acual 81
tine IN pote lor Fl nlatura daca M fac datora
or Reyoarea pr f6cua de cit Gale discpnara
pdr contracante obn della uciara poca
s. III eole unde popuatiunea maors
ap4raa norita rominest in ritori unde populatu
maioritatea roineasca mnoraor romines
ID mod ranztorn conformtate Art A din ga
dela 1895 Leesa Nationaitatilor9. 81
Ps bsss scestor pulatun garantea
M sisuraats personals u materialk locoj h
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25

Romo Sc da cnslea de ace aeasta cosnta geu guesc

COIIId|10dIluI SlpIH d dlHd(NlOr rOIIld|1e ICl-
nostintat guvemu ungar despre hotarirea a|iatior.
Teegrama cit de lf
Rominio ior Amerc
America inteaga. es
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-12-25
TRATARILE INTRE ROMANO DIN
UNGARIA 81 TRANSIT LvANIA SI|
GUvERNUL MAGhIAR.

Communicable Ungaria find
nouale prvoare traare mporanta
a petrecu Romini din Ungar Transvania
magha ajuns de cit intirziere de mai bne
Rezulta din trata Ungur tina
gresu pac in faa fapo ndeplnie in prve chestu-
drepuror teritoror apannd naunlor asuprte din nga
dar Cd eli sau isbt ena ferma din partea Rom
nior lata dupa Vag din 19 Nov cursu traaror
Ee petrecut Din partea prezenti
Dhi Colds MANU. Stefan Pop Vad A. Lazar Erdy de
socialis romni FlueraS Jumanz Ena Grabna
din magharor Dn Jasz Bodlay Apathy
Sample 81 Vineze
Dscutunle baza memoriulu Romnor
>siiul maghiar. &
81 ~e TENTUL MEMORiULUI ROMiN.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31

That utterance of McKg and Schoz noud De enough
every good loyal American citizen regardless OF what party
he belongs to- to brand these dangerous enemies 10
free government.
AM GOING TO KEEP UP MY FIGHT, MR.. FARMER
UNTIL THE END, AND WHEN AM THROUGH, THE
HUNDRED PER CENT AMERICAN CLUB THAT HAS
BEEN ORGANIZED IN IDAHO WILL CONTINUE THIS
FIGHT UNTIL TOWNLEY AND LIE SEUER AND MckA1G
AND SCHOLTZ NO LONGER HAVE VOICE In !DAHO
EXCEPT WITH SOCIALISTS AND l. W. WIS | know a
few socialists this whom have high regard
They do not believe in Socialism preached by
Towney, Kate OHara, LeSeuer and Bill Haywood they do
not believe direct action these They have beau
u dream and believe the world be made better by their
kind of socialism.
leaders of the Nonpartisan league THEY HAVE NOT DE-
MED ONE WORD They have tried deny that Arthur Lee
euer their secretary He not only their secretary but he
their executive secretary They boast that ne is their legal
adviser. They tell you that he is great lawyer.
ghtg for the best interests of Idaho and the boys in
the trenches upon the SEAS and their mothers their
fathers their wives and their sweethearts
1 HAVE CONFIDENCE THAT THE LOYAL FARMERS
OF IDAHO WILL GO TO THE POLLS ON THE FIFTH OF
NOVEMBER AND VOTE TO DANISH TOWNLEY AND HIS
AGENTS FROM THE FAIR STATE OF IDAHO. Bill Hay
wood is but child compared with Townley and LeSeuer In
his coarse brutal blunt way he continued after the
ponage law passed. but Towney and LeSeuer cunning
changed their tactics of assaung the president they
telling the people what great man he u.s. Do believe
them? They have respect for President Wilson today
than they had before the law passed They the same
Townley, and the Arthur LeSeuer.
If will but hear know you will cast out man who
would destroy your state You need be ashamed have
given Townley sixteen dollars His stunts have fooled
honest The pity that they have already destroyed
good and by injecting into their minds anarchy
treason and rebellion.
appealing to those who believe Roosevelt is dis
loyal and his speeches camouflage talking the homes
farmer of Idaho believe that ninety per cent of the far
of Idaho true and loyal citizens be founC
FRANK r. COOLING.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
Paid Advertisement
Keep the State Clean of Socialism and l. w. W. Unit
the Bows Come Home. They will Take Care of
Then.---Frank r. Goodng

in Boise is aligned with the Nonparsan league There
reason for this Under the rule at Washington their appoint
men and retention solely the only present Democratic
member of congress from Idaho-Senator Nugent
Horace Manu. selfconfessed Socialist w. W. and Boho.
v arrested held for trial for sedton permitted to
at large by United States Marshal Roy JONES' although the
United States Commissioner advised him that his bond had
not been approved Mann be taken into custody
United Attorney Mcear has told people in Boise there
was frameup against Manu. and it is all ID foolish
ness thereby showing his sympathy Manns confession it.
SELF and the affdavs of many reputable citizens of Idaho
show that arrested solely because of his reasonable
utterances and actions
Why was he allowed to at Target Why is the United
States District Attorney Idaho interested in this aitori
John Smead Deputy United States District Attorney
Idaho insulting in his toward wit
nesses Mann case, including Crambett, whose son.
Frank gave his life for his country in France Smead talked
about politics Great Godl What of is who
will mix politics in such as that
There will be day of reckoning when take my seat in the
United States senate if not before will demand inves
cation of these Federal officials in Idaho although the ndca
ton are that President Wilson will institute investigation
before be seated and punish these false officials notwh
standing any senatorial influence that may be exered in their
behalf
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
FRANK R. COOLING.
WHAT / STAND FOR
TO THE PEOPLE OF IDAHO:

If elected to represent Idaho in the United States
senate President Wilson will have better supporter in
his than myself.
The who would not support President Wilson in
his would not support the boys in the
trenches the boys who serving their country the
high Such man to my mind would be traitor.
/ will fight for lower freight rates for Idaho. The
present rates unjustly high. have been fighting
them for long time and will continue the contest the
floor of the senate.
I stand for a safe and sane government in nation and
state-no socialism, L w. W., Nonpartisan league
leadership.
for the industries of Idaho and for the highest
possible development of our state.
AS United States senator, will be in position to
potentially make fight for the extension of rriga
ton projects and the opening up of tracts of land
under irrigation which will result in attracting
people and more capital to state and providing homes
for returning soldiers
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
Non-Partisan League Lead.
ers Repudiate Roosevelt
But Stick to DislOyaliStS

ask the people of Idaho to remember the direct charges
disloyay made by the United States government and by
Theodore Roosevelt and Others against Towney and LSeuer
and other Nonparsan leaders ask them to remember the
Violations have made from official documents and from signed
letters showing Arthur LeSeuer the executive secretary of the
Nonprsan league who directs the campaign Idaho through
McKaig and Scholtz, W. w. Socialist and traitor to
his country.
The only to this by the Nonparsan league leaders
Idaho is that LeSeuer great lawyer but they say nothing
about his Amecansm his patriotism for they cannot There
such thing in his makeup and yet he wants to control
Idaho for Townley
None of these menTownIey LeSeuer Bill Haywood
have been repudaed by the Nonpsan league leaders that
Towney and LeSeuer have sent into Idaho to capture this
state and install Boshevh form of government but they are
quick to repudate Theodore Roosevelt and to go far
to this great American citizen is disoya They stand
traitors and grars of all kinds but they damn true Amer
lean citizens who have and the manhood to expose
them.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
I HAVE TOLD THE TRUTH.

All that have said about the leaders of the Nonpartsan
league truths truths all the way through and they
cannot be denied Mr. Farmer, making your fight
have always made fight have always fought against
excessive railroad rates in this state have told many
times that paid the highest freight rates of farmers in
the world. THIS is TRUE AND EXPECT TO CONTINUE
MY FIGHT UNTIL YOU HAVE BETTER RAILROAD
RATES. YOU ARE ENTITLED TO JUST AS GOOD RAIL
ROAD RATES PER MILE AS OTHER FARMERS IN THE
UNITED STATES ENJOY.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
Be On Your Guard Against
Eleventh Hour FalSehOOds

The Campaign made by the Nonpartisan league leaders IN
Idaho has been of vcaon and groundess accusations
They are now preparing to spring campaign asehoods so late
the day they cannot be rud Watch out for these eleventh
hour Cunards.
They have presented whatever why OF their
candidates should be nominated They have constructive
or beneficial program for the taxpayers of Idaho.
They have Samues their candidate for governor and every
other of their candidates. completely under their control
They have never given the people line of constructive
or beneficial policy All they propose to do to carry out the
orders of their bosses from North Dakota
The mask has been torn from these Nonpartsan eague lead
ers They are not fit to rule in Idaho
You best do your duty your state and and keep
daho clean until the boys come home by going the polls ana
voting against them
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
NO TIME FOR CLASS FEELING.

We have embargo wheat at the present time 1t is not
strange 1t impossible for the railroads handle the great
crops of this country in few weeks The railroad
stranng effort within them handle the agricultural
and the essentials that must be given first consd
Grafton Mr. Farmer there time when this country
needed calm clear thinkers without prejudice it does to-
day. THIS is NOT THE TIME TO ARRAY ONE CLASS
AGAINST ANOTHER. 1t is going to take the best brains in
the land to guide this country through the critical times that
will come after the
We know that going to win great victory the
battle fields of Europe and that going to bring back
peace to the world but God only knows what the future will
bring to this country unless prejudice be laid aside and
all work together trying hold the country from panic and
disaster that will surely follow to this nation Towneyism
prevail know Of class that will suffer than the
farmers. YOU ARE FORCED TO PRODUCE AT A HIGH
COST AT THE PRESENT TIME; IF YOUR PRODUCTS
MUST GO ON A BROKEN MARKET, GOD PITY YOU. THIS
is A TIME FOR CALM THINKING MEN-NOT FOR MEN
WHO WOULD TEAR DOWN AND DESTROY THE GOV
ERNMENT ITSELF TO TAKE CONTROL Again want to
not strange that haze been deceived because
has told you the truth but am telling the truth For
Gods sake, stop and think before it is too latel
Roosevelt brands Towney and LeSuer and their agents
being dangerous to America Lenne and Toky to Rus
ia cannot find language to express contempt for the
who would that expresdent Roosevelt is disloya
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
Non Partisan League Lead
erS 70 Cent Tax Payers

ask the people of Idaho to bear in mind that Towney and
the others of the Nonpartisan league Bg Fve who rule
North Dakota pay average only 73c each in These
the who want rule Idaho spend your
money
There longer any for any farmer other
citizen of Idaho be deceived by these outsiders They have
been shown up in their color both in and of the
courts, and they have not answered single charge.
Any who have been deceived by them afford to be
equally manul Roosevelt has
he admits they fooled him for time but when he found them
he repudated them
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
Who | Am Fighting

whenever make case against the Nonparsan league
leaders they crawl behind the league members have never
d or written one word against the membership Ct the
my hight is ON Towney, LeSeuer, McKaig, Schoz and al
the other league leaders who trying deceive the farmers
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
A Plain Talk to the Farm.
erS of Idaho:

Mr. Farmer this article is written to you Will be kind
enough these nes In all that have said against the
leaders Nonparsan league in Idaho there has
when have had thought that the farmers OF Ida
he disloyal because know that is not true am making
your fight fought in Idaho before exposing
the greatest criminal organization America has known
It strange that you did not understand Towney and
fowneysm and the Socialism that they stand Tor no
newspaper with two exceptions in this State has
attempted tell you the truth about the leaders of the Non
partisan league 1t is not strange that should join
ganzan that you believed for the bettmen OF the far
ers because true things that
wrong in Idaho that must be and will be made right In most
professionally trained have been sent to
muntes-men who professional statesmen that they
have large of the best farmers of the state
will agree Even Roosevelt tells that for time he thought
the movement good one.
FARMERS SHOULD ORGANIZE.
Everyone will agree that the farmers should organize that it
is essential for them organizations but few will agree
that need leaders for the farmers Towne LeSeue
McKag and ho who have forced themselves the head OF
the farmers organization in this state
Mr. Farmer have looked up the platforms of both political
parties in Idaho and the laws passed by legislatures for
number of years. find there has been single pledge
made the farmers by either the Republican Democratic
party that has not been kept You have asked for
thing either of the parties idaho that has been
given you More than half of the senators and representatives
that have served this state for number of have been
who land and cultivate the SOIL There
will be time in Idaho my judgment when the agricultural
interests this state cannot pass such legislation
for the welfare of the great agricultural interests of the
state.
Everyone of adjoining state Mr. Farmer has repudated
the leaders of the Nonparsan league The National Oranges
has repuaed hem the oranges of Washington and Oregon
and the farmers organizations of Utah have epudated the
leaders of the Nonparsan league In those states the
have the of the farmers and
of education and exposure has been for time If
had had such campaign in Idaho hundreds of thousands of
dollars would farmers this state
the enemies of good would have got foothod
here The campaign am wagng today is campaign of edu
cation. have forgotten all about the senatorship have
fought these enemies of before and know
that unless they exposed they will destroy the state and
destroy its citizenship.
The Grangeville globe. [volume] (Grangeville, Idaho) 1907-1922, 1918-10-31
Trying to Deceive the Pres
ident

Fred Dubois has been trying deceive President wilson
as 10 the character OF the Nonpartsan league leaders
no question that he will fail because the National DemocIa
administration fighting these same leaders in North Dakc
WIN oil the vgor at their command, and exposing them ~
helr dsloyaty and for having nterered with the war
The Delta independent., 1918-12-27
POPULAR YOUNG LADY is
MARRIED HERE SUNDAY

On Sunday afternoon at 2 o'clock in
the presence of the brides family
and Sheriff Davis and wife, who were
old time friends of the groom's fami-
ly, Miss Beryl Nutting charming
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ]. P. Nut
ting. was united in the bonds of holy
matrimony to Mr.. Bruce N. Black
stock. the ceremony being performed
at the residence of DIR. A H. Stock
ham where the Nutting family are
spending the winter.
Miss Nutting with her family lived
for number of years at Paonia, and
but recently came to this city. Last
year she was a member of the teach.
ing force at the Olathe schools and
was a student at the Gunnison state
normal until the school was closed OF
account of the epidemic.
Her husband is a rancher and catt'=
man in the Gunnison district and w,ll
known among the business men of
that town.
Rev. Geo. F. Klein, of the local
Methodist church. officiated at the
ceremony, the impressive ring service
being used The happy couple viii
leave within few days for Gunnison
where they will be at home to their
friends.
The Delta independent., 1918-12-27
NEWSPAPER BOY RETURNS
HOME FROM CAMP MONROE

o. L. Osborne. son of Mr.. and Mrs.
G. w. Osborne, of Stewart Mesa, near
Paonia, was an incoming soldier boy
the first of the week from Camp Fun
son, Kansas, where he received his
discharge from Uncle Sans service.
Mr.. Osborne left Delta county last
spring, going from here to San Fran
cisco. thence to Honolulu, T. H,
where he remained for months, then
to FIT. Monroe. Virginia. From which
latter point he remained until he was
just recently transferred to Camp
Funston for discharge.
At FIT. Monroe he attended the
coast artillery school, where he was
qualifying for electrician sergeant.
In speaking of the influenza in camp
he stated that they had gotten over
the epidemic back there in camp sew
eral weeks ago. That there was a
large number of deaths in almost all
Of the cantonments.
Mr. Osborne was employed on the
Paonian prior to entering the service
and undoubtedly that paper will be
very glad to welcome him home, as
we'll as his parents.
The Delta independent., 1918-12-27
ORAN eRATTAN DIES At
MoNTROSE FROM INFLUENZA

On last Thursday Oran Brattan, the
19-year-old son of Mr.. and Mrs. Ray
Brattan, gave up his life victim of
influenza from which he had suffer
ed greatly for about ten days. He
had bad cold and tried to fight it
off, but about ten days before his
death had fell on the street in a
faint He was taken to the hospital
and from the first but little hope was
for his recovery.
Oran was bright young man with
everything of life before HIM He
came to Montrose with his parents
about ten years ago when a small
boy and grew to manhood there. His
parents purchased a ranch near Delta
a few weeks ago. but have been in
Montrose with their son since the
first Of his ulness. - *,
He is survived by his parents. two
brothers Paul and Ralph. and one
sister. Ruth. The deceased young
man was born at Diagonal. Iowa, on
April 3. 1899. and was but little past
19 years OF age. Funeral and inter
ment were at Montrose.
The Delta independent., 1918-12-27
TWO LOVELY vNo LADIES
ARE cLAESED BY DEATH
Leaves have their time to fall
And flowers to wither at the
North winds breath.
But thou-thou hast all seasons
for thine own, oh Death"

Seldom in our newspaper expert
ence have we chronicled events which
gave us such genuine sorrow as the
deaths of two of Delta's loveliest la
dies, Marjorie Chiles and AzaIea Mar
guerite Penticuff.
In a large measure what might be
said of one could well be said OF the
other. Pure and sweet and lovely,
with everything in life before them,
now cut down like the grass. while all
that fingers is the memory of their
beautiful characters. and the hope Of
the Great Beyond.
Their loved ones are plunged into
grief over their loss. and yet some
where there must be comfort for
them. Out OF the ashes of despair
rises the new hope as the sorrowing
ones read from the beautiful sermon
On the mount: Blessed are the pure
in heart. for they shall see God" and
blessed are they that mourn. for
they shall be comforted."