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East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22
Double Track Hanlan Spur
To KameIa Near Complete

MEACHAM. July 22.-It was
learned Monday that Steve Holler and
Mrs. A. Hagenback were married on
July IL at Vancouver, Wash. They
returned to make their home here.
The new double track from Hanlen
Spur to Kamela is nearly completed.
several gangs having been working
on it for some time. The 100 pounu
steel will soon be laid from Hanlen
Spur to Meacham.
The Indians have been busy pick
ing huckleberries the past week, also
people from here and other towns are
busy.
Mrs. Alfred Roda made trip to
Pendleton Monday.
Leo Halves went to La Grande
Tuesday and then went through to
his home at Kahlotus. Wash. after
spending several months here.
Miss Nina Ross returned home
Tuesday from several weeks visit at
ton.
Alfred Smith made a trip to PEN
dleton by auto Tuesday.
Mrs. Dick Hilyard and baby and
Mrs. G. Shrekise made a trip to PEN
uletOn Neunesudy. mTs. ScnTekise
and her daughter are visitors from
Missouri and the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Dan Granger.
Mrs. ]. A. Waters and Miss Leona
Hardison made a trip to Pendleton
THURSDAY
owen Scott came from Hilgard
Thursday to visit relatives before
leaving for the army camp which he
will enter on July %.
w Cochran left for Pendleton
Thursday to be ready to entrain with
the Pendleton drafted boys on July
%.
J. d. Casey John casey and Roy
Hawes went to Ia Grande on Thurs
day to have the truck repaired. The
latter drove 1t down
Mrs. William Hoggard and chill
dren moved 10 Vale. ore. Thursday.
Alfred BOda got his leg broken at
mill Thursday and Lois Bar
lSer drove him to Pendleton in his
auto to have him at the hospitai. |
Mrs BOda went with them.
Mrs. r. II. Fair and baby and Earle
Brok came UP from Ia Grande on
Friday to visit their sister. Mrs. r.
Pagan.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22

r. Pagan made trip TO La Grande
Friday.
The railroad employees are begin
ming to receive their back pay from
January.
Judge Joe Parkes of Pendleton is
up at his summer home now. He and
his family win be going back and
forth for some time.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Fagan and daugh-
ter orene went to Pendleton Satur-
day.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Coffman went to
Pendleton Sunday.
Mrs. G. Schrekise went to Ia
Grande Saturday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wayne Gurdane were
up from Pendleton Sunday visiting
Mr.. Gurdane's father and mother,
Mr.. and Mrs. Tom Gurdane.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22

VIM. Mcpherson and Ernest Zerba
returned Friday evening from a two
weeks fishing trip to Wallowa Lake.
They had fairly good luck.
Edmund Walker and wife of Wes-
ton were Athena visitors sunday.
The past two days have been some-
what cooler than during the first of
the week and everybody is enjoying IL.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22
Not Worth Il.

He-Yes. you know it's costing me
$500 a year just to live, because Of
the war prices.
she-I shouldn't pay It; Il isn't
worth it.-cassells Jour.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22

the allied advisory council has accept
ed the American proposal for landing
troops in Siberia. a war declaration
is not necessary.
East Oregonian : E.O. (Pendleton, OR) 1888-current, 1918-07-22

U. S. PROPOSAL ACCEPTED.
TOKYO, July 9.-Newspapers sa,
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
OLD GOLD AND BLUE
MEETS BELLA|RE HI
BITTER RIVALS TO CO. tt
GETHER FOR FIRST TINE
THIS SEASON
Gold and Blue aud Red and Black Pen
nants TO wave Friday Evening,
with Contest IN Doubt.

Wf"u Whr'lru:, HI=h meets i;'l'airr
n thu latter lI:,', ~ r'rIdny enc 1T thc
most horIy contested games "f tho s..h".
lasti.. season = assured 'rhrS" schools
arc b!tt"r rivals n ever? respect and
hav" So; ih'ir mtrd~ ~ This ono biz
even, ON rhrIr schedule. m" nld cold
and IiUc considers TINS rnn!"S; lhr
mos, rp"r'au, ON 'i!r -rhcdUI" and
m"th,nE vii PLEASE them more than II
win from ,!'"l" rivals IN ih' E"llalrc
floor. y" matter her" ihr I'uniS meet
a larC. f"l;uwin;: ~ !",Ih S,'h""lS il ~
hand ready -" iSS!%i lh"ir .raNurIt" IL
whatever way pvS> hir l. IAN h said
without criticism l!n! IN" l:"!lalr" root
.rS luru uul ~ Gr"lly numbers IT, set
IN, boys play WHITTIER defeat is fore
raS,"ri or mot ANA always stand by with
nm undy,ur spirit.
SPIRIT = Whrrlinf; highs masterpiece
aud ,h"&,. VII" hnN" ever seen the ~
~i"rIiv" i.rthnll S,lia,!S ~ action Will
v"I:.h frr This Stri"nrEt without any
h"sIlAu"y whatever. y large hand "t
followers iS preparing - accompany tn
team eyer tn" river ami tn. "uirhm" At
~. gam. will lr watched with unusual
interest + Viii hr remembered that
y" locals 'r"urcrd li..Ilairc On IN" Erid
ion ami With Tins defeat ever upon III.
minds If IN" students u discrimination
Wa> meyer NOR" in riiIrur" Us .NiAt>
u, ~" school =. present.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
BASEBALL FEDS
To HAVE NEE 7.
CITY WAS REPRESENTED IN FED
GRAFTON LAST SEASON By In
TERCITY LEAGUE.
1rrportant Gathering to BE Nela a.
Wheeling May Be
Represented

As u viii soon DO time for th' num-
ming bird and the gay Srrinetimc when
Nc yet our bats and halls it comes rs
, rcol relief when We learn that m Inn
oo-,,n, meeting Is I" IL held and that
Wheeling may again QUALIFY ioT en-
trance in this nationwide federation
Inst season Wheeling was represented
in class \ (lm1tcurl Of II" f"d"ration'
Tho third annual meeting or tho Ma
,jonal baseball Federation Is 10 b" held
q, the IIrIlnnt!cn hotel. Cleveland. O., at
10 n. m. Saturday. February IS This
meeting had been scheduled Cor Johns
,own. Pa. on January !&. but WIS post
,,rcd on accoun, or tn" railroad con
ccs.,on. The local representative is re
orrs,cd to notify rrcStdcn; G. G
.ro,rnrs Of Cleveland rs soon rs posi-
bio If this city ~ 10 h" represented a-'i
~ whom. In view q The i"r"-'Ant
matters tc corn" up for consideration 1t
g t,Tiocrr,i.c that '!'r? "'iy a">H'Ii-
ION IA. Esprc&rnt"'! Il possible. ~, i.r-
coun, ~ Tho NAY this "nuv"nti"n VIII pc
:, strictly business proposition without
any entertainment - fr;lls Of any sort.
II IS hoped ny tn" NOR" ardent "r 'h"
fans Il this vicinity that ;hr bugs "i
HyI.cIi ~. awake tu ;h~ fart thai i good
league lin this city will l." arpr"'i"l"d
md aldo command attention besides
nr,tir; cur ever nruriShins citE I'll ~"
map in m athletic way.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
WAY TO HELP K. OF c.
WAR CAMP FUND HERE

Every sale madr in United Cigar
stores throughout the United States
tomorrow will yield 4 return to me
knights " Columbus war camp tund.
Ry an arrungrm"Rt made b. SUprem"
knicnt James II. Flahnr'y, of New
Haven. Conn. and Edward Wise. pres
ident of the United Cigar Stores Com.
many the company vii! on that day
donate Ave per cent. o. lis gross ~
CENTS TO the fund rs the company
operates upwards of loo Stores in
400 cities. the plan promises 10 Yield
a handsome amount if the knights ct
Columbus and their friends TAX" ad'
vantag" Of II.
\ normal days business in 'h"s"
shores is al least hundred thousand
dollars. said Store Sales Manager
William II. OG1lsh. Of This city. y"Sicr-
day, So that if III" Knights az Co
mmhus pu. forth fh"ir best efforts
undcr the Hlan This business can cas-
ilr DO doubled Tha; would give IN"
fund 10000 ~ Owe.
All purchases are included in tho
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
CAMBRIDGE COMES
HERE SATURDAY
Fast Ohio Team Coming to wheeling foT
Contest with High School in an
Important Athletic Event.

Cambridge high school. tho bis team
rom Ohio. Will hc III" attraction at the
high school gym Saturday evening in a
contest with tho rld Gold and Blue
REPRESENTATIVES.. Cambridge has big.
husky. and fast team and comes with
y good reputation. in years past the
ohio boys have always made Il credit
able showing in all branches OF athlet-
- and this season should be no ex-
Ccrii"n.
Word received hrrr Indicates the boyA
ar, coming with n determination 10 blot
nut In" drubhnE they received on the
Crldiron and considering That our boys
arn lIyh' and inrXpcr.s need. stand =
show of making good their throat
Preparations ar" h"!ns made Cor
SOM rrowd." aS tins event should at
Tract tho attention If all interested IN
,h.. w"IInr" ii III" old Gold and Blue.
81. ,h"r" and you vii! surely So" The
dust fly
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
The Telephone Vanguard

camp finds that the telephone man has peceoeo
him.
II has been the telephone help make the camp ready
He has ahead with the contractors
temporary telephone equipment to facilitate the WORK Oh
AS buildings have seen erected permanent oenra Once
equipment installed have been set and wires strung
and connected by adoona1 uN 'es
to the central Offices in nearby towns and cities
Notwithstanding the scarcity of material the large amount OF
required for these has been ana oe
livered in less than half the time ordinarily required
AS Of this telephone activity all the varied telephone
needs great military establishments amply taken care OF
and each camp telephone with
the war department Washington and with important military points
throughout the country.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
HOW LEAGUE REMNANT WINNERS
OF 1877 RANKED IN TEAM PLAY

1.-the proficiency necessary IN many
ilUstra1c by comparisons
Of
b
field ana bA HnhlnS theFr
of
number tho clubs sPowed the way IN
80 . Inc
leagues the New York Glands winners or
Chicago While Sox American league
fielding International league champions inc
in
club first hahg out seEehul
stolen
The grand tho
Thirteen clubs average
u"!in2 The
clubs 1854 for the
aSOn
records Of the teams in these
don, rIi,y rpr The o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
TR|ADELPH|A WILL
PLAY MAGNOLIA
Red and Black Five WIZ meet DOWN
State Five on Park Floor,
Friday Night.

fast game Is expected 10 b" VII
messed Friday evening Oh The taTk
floor, when tho fas. Red aud HiacN
five Of Philadelphia, clash with INC
iaccrrssivr team representing Mag
noIja high, Of New MartInSvili". y
former game was played between
these teams at New Mar'inSVllI",
which r.Sulsed in 4 victory fu7 IN"
Macnolialtcs. but N" Triadelph'ahS
lt~ all during n" first nall. 'oa'''
Miller is driving his men At top spec!
this week 10 get HON In'n r"ndl''"i'
for This contest. "a nv considers X one
~ tho mos important gaines remain
lnv or hi sch"duI".
Captain George Smith. r"TwaFhS
Sam Mrt;owan and Fritz S'harf. ana
GUARDS Min" O'Eri"u and Paul Glenn
rms. vii. likely form his lineup. ana
This will h" The frs: Gam" they have
engaged IN Enr three weeks. dlln 10
an rnturcrd suspension Of athletics.
The -arln will start n: $50 O'CLOCK
and prnbabl u preliminary gam" w!Il
be staged bai wern the COllcsian$ and
the Columbia club flves.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
.UMP|RES NAMED
BY PRES. TENER
ARE CONFIRMED

NEW YORK. Feb. 1o.-Whcn the
club owners OF the National league
ended their first session OF the regular
annual two-tav schedule meeting here
today, very little OF the proceedings.
announced by Secretary John y. IIeyd.
Ter. was OF morr than passing inter.
-, 10 the followers OF baseball. The
playing schedule for tn" coming sch
son. in WHICH there are only three con
tlicting dat: on the TWO major league
circuits. was adopted
The Unpi-es.
The board 0; directors ratified
President Timers appointments OF
umpire: as follows: Robert t.mslir
W. !. Kem. Henry Onay. Charles
Ri2i"r. W. j. Byron. L. c. QuigIc:,
Peter 4 Harrison ard Charles 3. Mo
ran.
Tie las' named. who :ak"> II" place
Of Bran%llrI,! played both as pitcher
ard car"h"c t"g n" =. ltOuis Nationals
S"yera, y"ar- ago and las; year OF.
riat"t ~ arbi;"" fn~ 'hc Sou: h"ra a.
>ociajion anu trr ih!,'.. Years previous,
~ in the Texas ,caSlI". H. VAS born
a. Nashville. and has been Identified
with baseball and football sine. he l";'
Vanderbilt college, twenty years ago.
Chicago Loses.
The directors refused 10 allow the
Chicago clubs claim OF $500, paid
as Saiary 70 an injured player, Victor
Sairr. from he dale that the Pitts
burSh club claimed him. Tn" player
remains with Pittsburgh. and Chicago
loses the money. y StriCttr enforce
mon; OF the coaching rules was recon-
nIcn,lcd so hat goat getting" tactics
from riI,. coaching lines or tn" players
benches will BE- eliminated IL far as
possible IN future.
: r.yGjuStmrn; of official salaries
was confirmed during ihr regular
league injecting. bur just how far this
r.;renChmeu; went was not made
known.
Bat and Ball Fund Day.
"Wednesday. May l.. WAS set as III"
dat,. on he western circuit on which
- Der cent Of ihr home clubs shares
ut me admissions is 10 be donated to
Clark Griflith'S ba; ard ball fund. and
TUESDAY. .Iun" ii. ii tn" eastern parks
On Mac J., the games scheduled are
New York at Cincinnati: Brnoklyn at
pi: :l,,Ir.h. Boston at 81. Louis. and
philadelphia ~ Chicago. on June II
Chicago plays Il Sew York: C:ncin-
nn,j NJ ErorhI:n: =. Louis n Phil.
adclpha. and Pittsburgh n BOSTON. In
cast g. post pCn"!Ii"n;. N" :o!!oWlnS
DAYS admissions vii Ii" l"rirl on.
Secretary N"ydi"r said that in az
ranging thu Srh"duir for IBIS 'hn pos
sibiitv nt SUNDAY baseball h"tnS legal
lied in New York was not taken Ini"
consideration. Tomorrow III" league ;
comrnitt"c o,I.th" war TAX problem Will
mako its report.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
NUTS, NUTS, NUTS,
MORE NUTS TONIGHT
Intern ediate League at "Y" to Meet
Again In Gym Tonight In Two
Interesting Contests

II you arc nut. want TO be nut.
come and 500 some nutty nuts crack
nuts at the ~ gym tonight. This is
Nut league night and Two interesting
contests are promised. In the games
Monday the vIctors were forced TO the
limit and tho scores were exceedingly
close. Indicating the calIber Of the
teams and how evenly they are bal
anC"d.
The Chcstnuts seem 10 have slight
edge. winning two games and losing
none. while the (:ocoanuts promise TO
run them 10 death before they ara
through. A battle royal is promised be-
tween these clubs tonight rs the Cocoa
nuts will decrease thr slight edge and
u. tied for first place. In the other.
contest the IIaznlnU;s and Hickorynuts
will crack together and sec which has
the more good in tho she'll.
Nuts. nuts. nuts. more nuts. All you
will see tonight is nuts. so be there II
YOU are nut and you Will be at the.
right place, for these battles promise to
be furious.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
NATIONAL SKED
FOR 1917 |SFOR
1874 CONTESTS

Nf:W yrt;N. t'ch. !c.-TM" uS"7s '"'
-..;u,. schedule mas h""u nnno"nc''H oS
;,i~ National League FOR IL" season q,
'ni>. r;u: wt1l or"n on Tuesday. Ap'.'
= IN! clos. on saturday. October -
TIE nr.u.uS carr> Will -" Boston play
~, at rr,,la,!. !rH,r: Ec""H;yn ~ H"W
York: E.i.-~hrr.;l ~ ''''i nnnti 2aH
chicago ~ :, !.rl..~. Thor" ar" nv
:'.-... coz Fleeing dat"S when IL" Srhed
10 - compared 20 thtt &c n" National
.":tcus.
,.Saturdas and holiday dates haze oH'n
arpor;ior..d sQsii.ah'!. II" tbs S;'aTsfE
aou: .Grta,,y ~ thc li$;r'h"'"n ~
fo:.r. ard ah-cit :'>t'irr.:. Iri;sHurS"
"A. ~ '.r.-"St rurIh"- ~ saturdays N
:.r,u.-. fn;!-,..Hn - ;:r.s" ""'H '"d con
:,S.S trin. ..ito':"L :" ~" E.-tt'S. N'-
,..-r.a.. h.i- .,r,.'"..u S'i"'!trS n; n"';I"
a-d ,."r,. ;,t.r"-..t. I;.st"r SECURES i"";
'.rl.fav G,..~. mr. A. ON" AMI orc
abroad IL .th.- prospects -" ''iiHS A.
.la,.rt! ;:,rE! . star" ami s'!rr" a'N' ia
-. re :"''-N':'- ',''..- Shows ~
,unh.r Q: s..:l.> ...,' .i"h viz play "'
Sa..;-tays. Sum!a>s ami "".:dlES. boa
- nom. arb. Nh;i' ri'"N..''.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
CADETS VS.. CADETS
IN BIG ATTRACTION
LNSLY ARMoRY PROMISES TO BE
THE MECCA OF BASKETBALL
FANS TONIGHT.
Both Cadet Schools aave Large Pol
lowings who Will 30 on Hand TO
See Their Tavorites in Action

| When thcy come together toni ht nj
cadet for cathedral Will meet i.insly IN
what promises IL be IN attraction much
more interesting than the previous en-
GaEcmnnt. !; will not nc case OF who
wins but L test Of d"t"rminaliorl moro
so on the Part az the Linsly contingent
Linsly has gotten down 10 the hardest
practice possible and is all the moro
! anxious that Cathedral Will nc met. for
else II you hEurc il oui you must CON
slider that K LinSly wins she has all 10
gam and t she loses. we'll, thcrc doesn't
, seen Ia h" much lost. for the team is not
,vn To III. standard, Coach Holden has
been con-, ntr:ltlnr entirely upon tho
development uf speed. as The material
IS composed ~ heavy sc: Inexperienced
men and w.t.! = litil" m"r" speed should
round nut in 'X|"it'N NJ fashion.
Cathedral has h,rn holding its usual
workouts and is in ccud,tIuu To willis
stand ~" rough hattie wh'"h IS expect
ed ana with he gam" with l.it'l"i"n on
SATURDAY n,k"s i duuh:y hard tor TN"
Maroon, and WHIT" representatives.
should III '!''iTHi pun '1lI'NSil W -Ill'Ib
any injuries !, j. safe u say that the
hoTs VIII bring hornr another victory
the rNd 81 the week.
As Z l;r-a, deal nf rivalry exists h>-
tween IA" .'.d"r s"h"0lS Il ~ predicted
Tint tn" largest crowd :" So gam" at
thu a~mrr>' in wears VII! h. present and
both cad, bands viii furnish IN" norS'.
\ hii; rrcl ,"iuary IS tp br played t"'-
tween the seconds a.: the two schools
and This ainli" - IN attraction in itself.
The linrnpS f"li"~:
|
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1918-02-13
.Co||egians Want Game
With Columbia Five
Game, ii Arranged. Will Be Staged as
Preliminary TO TriadeIphia Fri.
DAY Evening.

The speedy on the pike ColleclanS
would like 20 arrange game with
'hr Columbia club. which game 10 be
uiayrd on the Casino floor al Wheel
ing Park. Friday evening at go
O'Clock. This game is Ia b" played
as Il preliminary IN The Triad"lph!l
High MAGNOLIA game, and should al
tract lots Of attention.
The teams are about evenly matched
and il the game IS arranged Il Is sure
to br a good one
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
maruntiSufi.

Cea mai buna politica a face
pc prostul 81 sunt multi lintre
gazetarii nostri ce fac aceasts,
incit alb "a ii cunosti dintre prosNi
adevarati.
Unii Si-au propus sd puma Uni
unea in genunchi, insa, dupa cum
Sc vede, genunchii all cazut pc
peptul lor. Aceasta Sc potriveste
Gu zicala: ,,cine sapa groapa al
tuia, adeseori cade in ea".
Unul ce a crezut pc niste re-
clamagii ca actiunile lor sunt tot
att de valoroase ca Liberty Bon
durile s'a dus la O banca sa schim
be una. Stiti Gu ce s'a ales? Era
cit pc aci sal duca la casa de
nebuni, 81 numai dupa interveni-
rea mai multor cunoscuti a fost
eliberat = nu-i bine omul sd
creada prea multe din cele &C Use
spune.
Acum cind preotii Sc pling ca
nu au venite asa de mari = 81 tot
nu Sc ingrijesc de biserica. Ce
vor face clnd vor fl credinciosii
siliti ca sa lie dee taxa de Gin
cizeci de cent? lunar 81 sd leo
duca acasa de sigur ca nici
no sd mai dea pc la ca. (Poate
numai pc la cea fara turnD
La un concert S "a cintat soma
ia lui Beethoven, areia patra,
un ,,domn'' de al nostri cind a
auzit despre numarul acesta a a.
metit - de placere!
Ori cit ar fl un ON de mare. 81
ori cit Lar crede lumea de cinstit
= tot nu vrea ca sd site publicul
toate cite lie site el despre ell.
Toti sc intereseaza de popor -
dar numai atunci cind are lipsa
de ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14

prin executarea ordinelor date
la timp, sc pot incunjura multe
nepl8ceri 81 multe neajunsuri.
Inca un fapt: Unii Obicinuiesc
ca sd iese la parada numai in ca
masa. Att vazut d-tra aceasta la
Englezi? De sigur ca nu. Ei in
te,eg ce inseamna a fl in convol
81 ar trebui ca societatile sa
pedepseasca pc eel ce nu Sc tin
de regula. Il mai cuminte sta
la parte decit a participa la o
parada nepregatit.
Gu ocazia campanici pentru Lii
berty Bonds, suntem informant
ca in Cleveland, Ohio, Rominii
yor forma un comitet Gu scopul
de a merge din casa in casa soil
citlnd subscrierea la acest i'm
prumut al libertatii. Sc site ca
imprumutul de acum inca oda-
ia att de mare ca in anul trecut.
Toti sunt rugati subscrie la a
cest imprumut. Comitetul cen
trail Organizat asa campania
nett nimeni nu poate fl uitat.
VOr fl toti insemnati carl cum
para, la fel 81 acei ce nu cumpa-
ra. Se va cerceta apoi cauza de
&c nu a subscris la acest Impru-
nut. 81 just. Cind te gindesti
ca, pc cind soldatii acestei tari
81 sacrifice vietile pc cimpul de
onoare noua Mise da oportunita-
tea de a cistiga ibani frumosi =
81 nu ar fl un pacat ca sa nu ne
aratam recunostinta fata de a.
ceasta tara att de ospitaliera
pentru moi.
In tarile plutocratice, oamenii
sunt siliti sa lucre fara li-se
piati, pc linga aceia, nu li-se da
nici mincare fndeajuns. Pc cind
aici avem de toate din abondenta
= sisdrept multumire pentru ace
ste bunatati, cred ca guyernul
Statelor Unite irldreptatit a ce-
re acest mic imprumut de la moi.
Din ait punct de. vedere, prin
acest imprumut ne vom obisnui
ca sa economisim, 81 vom pune
bani abb pentru zile negre. Ro-
mini sa nu astepte a fl rugati de
doua orr ca sd subscrie un bond.
r datoria lor fata de aceasta ia
ra ca -sa cumpere cite bonduri
poate cumpara.
Debs, un socialist ce a fOst
de citeva ori candidat la scaunul
presidential 81 care Sc -afla acum
in fata judecatorilor, acuzat ca
ar fl tinu vorbiri prin care in
demna nesupunere 81 altele, al
dclarat in fata juratilor ca el mi
a avut avantajul unei educatii
mai serioase. Gu toate aceste Ell
pretindea Cd vorbirile, pentru ca
re a fost aclizat, an fost in acord
ca dreptul lui constitutional. La
aceasta la raspuns prosecutorul.
prin urmatoarele cuvinte pe
care le putem spune 81 bietilor
nostri socialist: ,,Pacatul lui
Debs ca el stie tocmai destnl
din constitutie ca sa se bage IN
bucluc'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-14
Note 81 Comentarii.

lntre altele, ar fl de dorit ca
presedintii de societati 81 alti
fruntasi din organizatia noastra,
sa dee mai multa considerare ma
nlfestarilor ce sc fac la diferite
ocaziuni.
Am avut prilejul sa vad O ma
nlfestatiune a Mnei tinere socie-
tati, convoiul era aranjat destul
de bine, dar an neglijat 81 au
pus toate drapelele unul dupa
altul. Dare nu s'ar fl putut baga
printre drapele membrii societa-
til locale ori alti. participant ce
veneau in urma deapelelorY
Uita, singdra nebagare de
seama stricat toata frumuseta
eonvoiului dar afara de Asta,
ce or Fl zis straini ce all vazut
cit de rea a fost impartealaf
r bine intotdeauna ca prese-
dintele aranjator sa nu scape nj
mic din vedere, .dar in acest scop
Sc cere ca membrii sd Sc supuna
la toate ordinele date de prese,
dinte. In orr ce 0rganizare de a.
cest fel Sc cere discipline, numai