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New-York tribune., 1918-01-25
More Power for President
In Court Martiais Urged

WASHINGTON. Jan. 24.-An Admin
lstration bill authorizing the Presi-
dent to suspend, modify or annul sem
tences and orders OF military court
martials was submitted to-day by Sec
rotary Baker to Chairman Chamberlain
OF the Senate Military Committee.
such power is desirable. Mr. Baker
Said' because SO many young men are
being drawn into service who arc not
familiar with military law and usages.
similar bill has been introduced in
tho House.
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all live stock), one mill.
Bounty fund (on all live stock), n
and one-half mills.
Warrants authorized special session.
one-eighth mill.
COUNTY FUNDS
General fund, five mills.
Road fund, five mills.
Poor fund, one-half mill.
Bridge fund, one and one-half mills.
Contingent fund, three mills.
= Sinking fund, one and one-half mills
Gopher fund, ION all farming, graz
ing and agricultural land), one-quar-
ter mill.
General school fund, four mills.
County high school fund, one mill.
Special road and special poor tax,
$500 each.
On motion the following special
school taxes for the year 1918 are
levied against all property in the sew
eral school districts as per request of
the trustees of said districts:
School district No. l, ten mills.
School district No. 1, sinking fund,
one mill.
School District No. 2, ten mills.
Continued on Page 6.)
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County, Montana, resumed. All MEM
hers and the clerk present.

County, Montana, resumed. All MEM
bers and the clerk present.
Application of Severt T. Hovde for
reduction on tractor is hereby denied.
On motion assessment heretofore or
dered against Robert Teigel is hereby
cancelled.
On motion Robert Feigel is hereby
ordered assessed 81 head stock cattle.
At 4 O'Clock p. m. boar . journed
until 10 o'clock a. M, August 18th,
1918.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
Regular meeting of County Com
missioners.
FORENOON, AUGUST ~, 1918.
At 10 o'clock a. M, August IL, 1918,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, met pursuant
to law for the purpose of making tax
levy for the year 1918, Peter A,
West, Carl j. Anderson and Julius
Waber, commissioners, and the clerk
present. -
Requests not all being in for spe.
cial school tax, on motion board took
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a recess until 2 o'clock p. m. Of sven
date.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.

Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
AFTERNOON AUGUST ~.
At 2 o'clock p. M, August 12, 1913,
Board of County Commissioners of
Valley County, Montana, resumed, all
members and the clerk present.
On motion the following levy is
hereby made on all property in Valley
County, Montana, both personal and.
real, subject to taxation as provided
by law for the year 1918:
STATE FUNDS
State purposes, all property, two
ard one-half mills.
Extra session, Fifteenth Legisla-
ture assembly, all property, one
eighth mill.
State Bond sinking fund, all prop
erty, one-quarter mill.
State Insane Asylum and Tubercu-
losis sanitarium, improvement fund,
all property, o~ne-twentieth mill.
Live stock commission fund ION all
live stock), one-half mill.
State live stock sanitary board, ION
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On motion the clerk and recorder
is hereby instructed to draw warrant
in favor of w. B. Sanders in settle
ment Of judgment for wages due as
ordered by the district court, also
amount of costs as per said order as
follows:
w. B. Sanders, salary S54.74, con-
tingent fund.
w. B. Sanders, costs $1,000, gen.
eral fund.
The following road matters were
taken up and acted on as noted.
Viewers report on petition No.
802 for roads in township 20 north,
range Al east, taken up and approved
and roads ordered surveyed, plated
and opened.
Viewers report on Petition No.
818 for roads in township 80 north,
range al east, taken up and approved
and roads ordered surveyed, plated
and opened.
Viewers report on petition No.
819 for roads in township 81 north
range Al east, taken up and approved
and roads ordered surveyed, plated
and opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 82z
for roads in township % north, range
AZ east, taken up and approved anc
roads ordered surveyed, plated ane
opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 80;
for roads in township 20 north, range
AZ east, taken up and approved ant
roads ordered surveyed, plated ant
opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 49,
for roads in township 80 north, rang
AZ east, taken up and approved AM
roads ordered surveyed, plated an
opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 80
for roads in township 81 north, rang
AZ east, taken up and approved an
roads ordered surveyed, plated an
opened.
Viewers's report on petition No. 80
for roads in township 80 north, rang
AZ east, taken up and approved an
roads ordered surveyed, plated an
opened.
: Viewers report on petition No. SO
for roads in township 80 north, rang
43 east, taken up and approved an
roads ordered surveyed, plated an
opened.
Viewers report on petition No. SO
for roads in township 81 north, rang
, 43 east, taken up and approved an
roads ordered surveyed, plated an
opened.
Viewers report on petition No. 8:
= for roads in township 80 north, rang
43 east, taken up and approved ar
= roads ordered surveyed, plated al
opened.
Viewe's report on petition No. 81
for a road beginning at the northea
! corner of the southeast quarter of tt
northeast quarter Of section 3
township "a north, range Is east ar
ending at the northwest corner of tt
southwest quarter of the northwe
quarter of section 26, township
north, range a east, taken up ar
approved and road ordered surveye
plated and opened.
Viewers report on petition No. g.
for a road beginning at Il
southeast corner section SO townsh
81 north, range 40 east, and endil
at the east quarter corne section ]
township 81 north, range 40 ca!
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taken up and approved and road order
al s,,rvavedl MATTED and opened.

taken up and approved and road order
ed surveyed, plated and opened.
Viewers report or petition number
S74 for a road beginnig at the north
west corner section y, township "a
north, range "A east, and ending at
the northeast corner OF the southeast
quarter of the southeast quarter Sec
ton % township 81 north, range "A
east, taken up and approved and road
ordered surveyed, plated and opened.
Viewers report on petition Number
869 for a change in road beginning at
the north quarter o section 35 town.
shin SO north, range 80 east, and end
ing at a point just north of the west
quarter corner section IS township SO
north, range 80 east, taken up and
approved and road ordered surveyed,
plated and opened.
Viewers report on petition Number
1878 for a road beginning at the north
west corner of the the northeast quar-
ter section 80 township 35 north, range
as east, and ending at the southwest
corner section 8 township "a north,
range A east, taken up and approved
and road ordered surveyed, plated
and opened.
On motion board proceeded to audit
their own bills as follows:
Peter A. West, mileage and
per diem 1O8 90
Carl j. Anderson, mileage and
per diem 136 w
julius Waber, mileage and per
diem III ~
No further business appearing at
S o'clock p. m. board adjourned sub
ject to the call of the Chair.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
BOARD OF EQUALIZATION
Forenoon, August s, 1918.
At 10 o'clock a. M, August 8th,
1918, board of county commissioners
Of Valley County, Montana, resumed
as a board Of equalization, Peter A.
West, chairman and Julius Waber and
Carl J. Anderson, commissioners and
the clerk present.
Assessment books for the year
1918 were gone over with the county
assessor.
At IL o'clock noon, on motion board
took a recess until 2 o'clock p. m. of
even date.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
AFTERNOON SESSION
At 2 o'clock p. M, August 9Th, 1918
board of equalization resumed. All
members and the clerk present.
Board continued to examine assess
ment roll for the year 1918.
At a o'clock p. M, board took a re
cess until 10 o'clock a. M, Angus
9th, 1918.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
j, w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
, FORENOON SESSION AUGUST 9
! At 10o'clock a. M, August 9th
! 1918, board of equalization of Vale,
County, Montana, resumed, Peter A
West, chairman and Carl J. Anderson
-. and julius Waber commissioners an,
the clerk present.
J. R. Harrah appeared before tn
:, board and made affidavit that assess
ment turned in to assessor is in &C
cordance with the facts and on mo
, ton proposed raise from thirty-fiv,
!, head to ninety head of range horse
!, is hereby cancelled.
. At IL O'Clock noon the board too
a recess until . o'clock p. m. 0
I even date.
e PETER A. WEST,
= Chairman.
Z Attest:
D. w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
y At 2 O'Clock p. M, August 9th, 1911
& board of equalization of Valley Cour
. ty, Montana, resumed. All member
and the clerk present.
On information furnished by
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COMMISSIONERS
PROCEEDINGS

C, W. Powell, transfer of in
sane; allowed ...--~--. 80 IS
Raasch Lumber Co., stakes for
Hinsdale Cemetery; allowed IL IS
Maris & Lee, repairs for coun-
ty hospital; allowed ...-. 90
Glasgow Electric Shop, fan
and stand for local board;
allowed ~ %
Mrs. Alex Mcleod, slaugh-
tered horses; allowed ...-~- 81 so
H. A. Mcleod, slaughtered
horses; allowed .-....-. 70 IS
Victor B. Churney, witness
fees in justice court; al
lowed D 0U
Mary Mcleod, slaughtered
horses, allowed -.---.. IS rs
L. V. Lockwood, exp military
Int. officer, allowed.....~.. AZ 10
Lewis edum, assg'd Gopher
determination work of o. A.
Parsons, allowed...~.--. 20 90
Hans Christensen, refund of
err on taxes, allowed..----- IL 45
T. j. Hooking, printing and
supplies, allowed ..-~--.. 81 81
c. w. Powell, board of prison.
ers, allowed .-..--... 103 OC
Coleman Hardware Co., sup
plies for. county buildings,
allowed ~ 85
Nellie Johonnott, office and
travelling expenses county
superintendent, a~llowed....... 80 81
Sam Grossman, auto hire for
sheriff, allowed ........ $50 OF
Sam Grossman, auto hire for
county superintendent, al
lowed l 81
Valley Transfer Co., freight
and drayage, allowed ....~.- II o.
George E. Birmingham, ce-
ment walk for county hos
pital, allowed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 s.
/. Forest Davidson, witness fees
and mileage, allowed --.-. 2 z
B. H. Cottrell, office and trav-
cling expenses, allowed ......-. 40 0
Roy Huber, correcting examin-
alton papers, allowed ..-....-. % 5
Peter Mcguire, stove wood for
county hospital, a~llowed..-. 10 0
o. ]. Christensen, juror JUS
tice court, allowed .--~- 1 5
T. J. Hooking, printing and
supplies, allowed ...-..~- 72.0
H. G. Wolking, clerk local
board, allowed ...-. so Q
T. J. Hooking, printing and
supplies, allowed --.---- IA 4
T. J. Hooking, printing and
supplies, allowed -------. 1853
T. J. Hooking, printing and
supplies, allowed -..~~..... GIT 9
Alonzo Taylor, witness fees
mileage, allowed .-.--.. 2
William P. Schick, witness fees
and mileage, allowed ......-. 2
John E. Paul, witness fees and
mileage, allowed .....--.- 5 !
H. j. Landre, salary deputy
sheriff, allowed 40 {
Carl D. Borton, travelling ex-
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p1nses county attorney, al

penSeS county SCV0IueyS u
lowed "a 10
States Telephone and
Telegraph company, phone
rentals, allowed .....-~~- 81 ID
John Betz, posting election no.
tees, allowed ..-.---~-- 2 90
C. ]. Maalerud, posting election
notices, allowed -..-~-~- 2 90
John B. Wiseman, posting cleo
ton notices, allowed ....:--. 2 90
Roy T. Gordon, register of
voters, allowed .....---.~-- 10 90
Otto M. Christinson Land
company, insurance pre-
miums, allowed ..-.--...... 704 &c
D. F. McGregor, posting elec-
ton notices, allowed ...-..-... 2 90
w. J. Colwell, posting elec-
ton notices, allowed ..~--. 2 90
James Deegan, posting regis.
istration notices, allowed 80. 2 90
H. o. Morgan, posting regis
istration notices, allowed D.. 2 90
M. T. Mattsop, posting regis
tration notices, allowed....... 2 90
Ira Taylor, registering voters
and posting registration no.
tees, allowed ....... 10 90
James Deegan, posting regis
tration notices, allowed ....,. 5 90
S. E. Feezell, registering vot-
ers and posting notices, al
lOWeQ D ~
Nashua Independent, publica-
tions, allowed ....-- IS 90
Frank Ruffcorn, posting reg
istration notices, allowed secs. 3 90
Roy T. Gordon, clerk of cleo
ton and posting notices, al
lowed 8 w
NJ. A. Walker, posting election
notices, allowed.--.--.... 2 90
A. S. Opheim, registration fee
and posting notices, allowed IL Is
Joe Epler, registering vot-
ears, allowed ...~-. 3 SO
julius Waber, registering vot-
ers, allowed 3 SO
Joe Epler, posting registration
notices, allowed ...---..~. 5 90
George w. Ruffcorn, register
ing voters, allowed ...-.-..-.. IL Is
R. C. Arnold, registering vot-
ers, allowed OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 OC
Augustus F. Whipple, posting
election notices, allowed..... 2 O(
G. E. Alsop; posting election
notices allowed ....... 2 OF
w. G. Curry, posting election
notices, allowed ---..-- 2 OF
Frank Tooke, publications, al
lowed ~ "
Nelson Cotton, posting election
notices, allowed ...--~ 2 OF
Fred R. Arnot, posting election
notices, allowed .--. 3 OF
Margaret C. Kenmore, care
Oberg children, allowed...... 200 o.
Equity Cooperative Associa-
ton, provisions for poor, al
lowed 81 "
Lucy Lamont, care county
} charges; allowed .....-... 60 o.
Equity Cooperative associa-
} ton, provisions for poor;
allowed 16 8
} Sam Jekanowski, slaughtered
horses; allowed .....- 8 Z
} Sam Grossman, auto hire for
county committee; allowed. so 0
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julius Waber, expenses Of
county commissioners; al
lowed IL 90
Peter A. West, per diem and
expenses investigating roads;
allowed 80 90
Carl j. Anderson, expense
county commissioner; al
lowed ...-~.~--.--~.~~~~ 81 90
-Alonzo Dennis, road work; al
lowed ....~....-~~ 6 90
D. E. Francis, road work; al
lowed 10 so
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W. B. Clerk.
AFTERNOON SESSION.

At 2 O'Clock p. M, August 9th, 1918,
board of equalization of Valley Coun-
ty, Montana, resumed. All members
and the clerk present.
On information furnished by a
party who claims to be acquainted
with the facts, the following changes
are hereby ordered:
George Carroll, Lustre, Montana,
raised as follows:
Household goods from $1,000 to
$4,000.
Automobile from $500 to $4,000.
Farming utensils from $4,000 to
$4,000.
Tractor, ordered assessed $4,000.
One bull, ordered assessed $45.OO.
Five yearling calves at $1,000 per
head.
Three head stock cattle at $4,000
per head.
Erick O. Johnson, Lustre, Montana.
Raised on household goods from
$1,000 to $4,000.
At 4 O'Clock p. m. board took a re-
cess until 10 o'clock a. M, August
10th, 1918.
PETER A. WEST,
Chairman.
Attest:
w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
FORENOON SESSION, AUGUST 10
At 10 o'clock a.. M, August 10th,
1918, board of equalization of Valley
: County, Montana, resumed, Peter A.
West, chairman, and julius Waber
and Carl J. Anderson members, and
the clerk present.
1 On motion the proposed changes Of
: assessment Of Hans J.. Christensen and
Jay L. Lyle are hereby ordered can
celled as per affidavits filed.
: On motion the assessment of J
s NJ. Miller is hereby ordered reduced
81, 728.OO as per affidavit filed.
At u o'clock noon board took a re
!: cess until 2 o'clock p. m. of even date
PETER A. WEST,
4 F~,.. Chairman.
Attest:
s w. B. SHOEMAKER, Clerk.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
8 At 2 O'Clock p. M, August 10th
s 1918, board Of equalization Of Vale
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SUBSECTION
One Year $3.50 Six Months $1.OO
The Aim of the Foreign Language
Papers of America

To help preserve the ideals and
sacred traditions of this, our adopted
country, the United States of Amer
ica; to revere its laws and inpire
others to obey them; to strive un-
ceasingly to quicken the public S
sense of civic duty; in all ways TO
aid in making this country greater
and better than we found it.
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Auspicate Nozze

Martedi ultimo, ) del corrente,
allie ore $50 della mattina, nella
chiesa cattolica di PunxsutaWney,
Pa; dial Rev. John Lick, furono
unit in matrimonio il distinto av-
vocato signor Charles Margiotti,
con la leggiadra signorina Denise
Very. La cerimonia eDbe caratte-
re puramente familiare riusci di
una imponenza particOlare. La
sposa indossaya un impOnente abb
to nuziale riccO di ricercatiSslml
merletti, un grande " bouquet" di
rose blanche ed j TRADITIONAL fori
di arancio. Furono compare CO.
mare, rispettivamente per la spO-
sa per 10 sposO, i distinti cOniugi
Gatti. Dopo la cerimonia un SON
tuoso rinfresco venue offerto nell
la casa degli sposi tutti i pre-
senti, dopo di che gil sposi, ac-
compaganati dagli auguri pid fer
vidi di tutti, partirono ALA volta
di Philadelphia, Washington e
New York, per una lunga luna di
miele. La famiglia del ''Patrio-
ta', mel ringraziare di tutto Gu
ore il caro- AMIGO signor Margiotti
per i gentili inviti, augura, in uno
ALA distinta spOsa, una lunga, fe-
lice luna di miele, ricca satura
di aspiration.
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LICENZE PER VENDITA DI
BIRRA e LIQUORI RIFIU-
TATE

Lunedi ultimo, 4 del cOrrente,
il Giudice di questa Corte, j. N
Langham, rigettava la domanda
per la licenza di vendita di bir-
ra lquori all 'applicante ]. E.
Ober, proprietario del Gypsy He
tel, in Gipsy, quantunque nessun
reclamo fosse state presentato a
carico dell'Ober, durante l'eserci-
zio della passata gestione. Simil-
mente la negava a w. A. Swift,
proprietario del Commercial Ho-
tel in Creekside, per essere state
prOvatO caricO di lui, di aver
venduto Equori minorenni e per
non aver rispettate le leggi ema-
nate da questa COrte. Nessun al
ira decisione e stata data dial Giu-
dice circa lie attire application pre-
sentate. La Corte dichiarera chi
usa la sessione il Is del corrente.
Daremo il risultato l'elenco del
lie llcenZe cOncesSe.
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Ne piangono amaramente la per-
dita gil inconsolabili genitori, il
fratello Dottor Guglielmo e due
sorelle. [ funerali ebbero luogo
nella chiesa cattolica di Walston,
e riuscirono imponentissimi per il
largo concorso di popolo che volle
rendere all 'estinto l'ultimo attes-
state di affetto. Motif i fori in
Watt dagli amici e dai parent. Al
funerali assistettero motif italiani
della Contea di Indiana, amici in
timi della famiglia Gatti dell e
stinto. II povero Annibale aveva
ottenutO con il massimo del punt,
il Diploma in medicina dell'Uni-
versita di Pittsburgh; la falce inc
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Lo Estate Reformatory'' in
Jeffersonville, Pa, e state quasi
raso al suolo da un incendio dovu-
to cause fnora sconosciute. |
prigionieri in numero di 1850, non
appena dato l'allarme, furono II
mossi dale proprie celle sotto la
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Tn altro grave incendio, per il
quale 81 hanno del sospetti su IN
suddito austriaco, ha totalmente
distrutto il Pritchard Garage con
annessa scuderia, | limerick motor
Bus residenza dello stesso, verso
lie ore 10 della sera in Philipsburg,
Pa. 81 automobile sono stati di-
strutti dale famine. [ damn 81
ascendere a $150,000.
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AttraverS0 Ia Contea c Dint0rni

scrabble della morte Ia mietuto 81
preziosa esistenza, ALA vigilia di
raccogliere i frutti degh studi. Al
coniugi Gatti, al fratello Dottor
Gugielmo, allie sorelle a parent
tutti, vadano le vive condoglianze
mie della famiglia del 'Patrio-
ia. C. Mazza)
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POSTA

b. DE PASCALE-Alla prossi-
ma riapertura della Corte. Impa-
rate bene lie domande e risposte.
NJ. SANTONE-n giornale Vi
viene regolarmente spedito ogni
settimana ALA Box 173. Reclama-
tie presso cotesto uficio postale.
L. BUONCOMPAGNI-Favori-
te in redazione; abbiamo cose da
cOmunicarvi.
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Colpito da grave malattia ribel-
le a lutte le pid diligenti cure del
la scienza medica, il 25 Gennaio
ultimo scorso, in Pittsburgh, Pa.
munito dai conforti della religio-
ne, moriva mel fore della giovinez-
"a la cara esistenza di
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ARRIVATA IN FRANCIA

Miss Sarah Morgart, un tempo
soprintendente di questo ospeda-
lie, e arrivato in Francia, secondo
un telegramma pervenuto al gem
tori di essa, con il quale il assicu-
ra di essere arrivata saliva. La
Morgart sui fronte rancese in
qualita di infermiera.
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UN DIRETTORE TEATRALE
ARRESTATO

II direttore della CompagE i
teatrale Sunnyside Minstrel Co
fu tratto in arresto in Blacklick
10 scorso Giovedi dial Detective
Chas. Alexander, per aver impie-
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I'm AbbraCciO

Naturalmente Caillaux ha tr0-
vato anche del difensori: due l.
gnoti, Berlinguier Raffin-Du-
gems che hanno votatO cOntrO Pau
torizzazione, e molta gente che
non ha avuto il coraggio di votar
contro e 81 E astenuta; RADICAL,
republican,, independent, gente
dispersa che era legata per-
sOnalmente a CaillauX, ha VOlu-
to votare per conto suo. Solo un
gruppo ha deciso di astenersi COM
patio a ogni costo, di non volere
esitazioni, di non volere diserzio-
nj, ed E state H.. gruppo s0cialista
Ill grande borghese capitalista, an
ri il grande brasseur d 'affaires !,
Caillaux ha trovato mel gruppo So
cialista il suo unico appOggiO ''po-
litico" " E una cosa cEe Treves
spiegherebbe assai facilmente !:
Caillaux e un 'espressione tipica
del regime capitalista, AMI E il re
gime capitalista portato ALA sua
esasperaziOne; ora, siccome dalla
esasperazione capitalista dovra ma
scere il socialismo, cos1 E giusto
che "compagni" che rappresen-
tano il proletariato francese difen-
dano il grande combinatore di af-
fari Caillaux.
Anche Caillaux che sopprime
con la rivoltella della moglie suoi
avversari politici, anche Caillaux
che scrive gil articoi per il gior-
male dello spione Almereyda, an
che Caillaux che viaggia in Italia.
AMI, AMI, forse proprio questo
Caillaux.
Perch6 va bene tutta quella sto-
ria del capitalismo, dell 'esaspera-
zione, del proletariato ecc., ecc.,
ma poi { anche vero che Caillaux
trufaVa e tradiva il sua paese, e
che socialist difendendo Caillaux
difendono questa truffa questo
tradimento.
E. inutile, pare che quello stes-
so destino che lega Grimm Hoff-
mann, Lenin a Kuhlmann il di-
scorso di Morgari al manifestini
degli aviatori austriaci, leghi l.
Internazionale sociaista a Ogni
putrefine ogni corruzione bor-
ghese: 81 chiami Caillaux, 81 chi
ami so-Campana, 81 chiami T.
assessore Fassina, gi1 gid fnoa
quel disgraziato al quale il COM
pagno Monici consiglia la "polve-
rina' per sottrarsi al seryizio mi
litare.
Pu6 essere assai interessante
vedere come il socialismo 81 getti
ALA difesa del capitalist, che i
suoi giornali chiamano "sfruttato-
ri affamatori del popolo": E mol
to signifcativo ritrovarlo Ia dove
la borghesia scende verso la de-
linquenza.
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UN VOLONTARIO

IL connazionale Tommaso Bian-
co, residente in Homer City, Pa. j;
& partito 10 scorso Martedi ALA
volta di Leavenworth, Kansas ;
quale soldato volontario nell 'eser-
cito degli Stati Unit. Il Bianco
ricevera istruzione nella scuola di
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-09

cato ALA distribuzione del mani
festini teatrali alcuni scOlari RI
portati assent dali 'msegnante.
Condotti davanti al Giudice di
Pace William Huston, fu condan-
nato a pagare la somma dl $3.50.
The patriot. [volume] (Indiana, Pa.) 1914-1955, 1918-02-09
MARITO E MOGLIE IN CAR
CERE

Frank Robbitt moglie, sono
ospiti di queste carceri conteali
sotto accusa di assalto con percos-
Sc. Essi furono arreStati la scor-
So settimana dallO Sheriff Harry
Boggs. Entrambi sono stati RI
mandati al giudizio della Corte
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direzione e soryeglianza di un cor
done di agent. | damn 81 fanno
ascendere a $250,000.