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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-11-13
PertraCtariIe
Armistitiu|ui.
UN GENERAL GERMAN
PLfN6E CA UN COPIL.

PARIS, Nov. IL. - Curierul ger
man sosit della Spa, la liniile
francezilor Dumineca trecuta noap-
tea, avind la sine instructiile della
generalul Groener.
Discutiile asupra armistitiului
Lau avut loc in pat vagonul lnareSa-
lului Foch 81 au tinut della l. a. IN.
pima la 5 a. m. Lunia trecuta. De-
legatii germani nici nu au mai zis
nimica GU privire la cele mai gre
lie puncte. Stiau eli Cd orr ce ar zice,
este nuca in parete. Gu toate ace
stea $ Eau oprit asupra mai multor
concesiuni de caracter mai mic 81
au cerut adausuri Gu privire la u
l,nele puncte.
Arn,istatiuI insd d trebut sd y
semneze asa Gun, q fOst .dictat la IN
ceput de n,Gresdlul FOch.
+ Delegate au fost improspatati Gu
"a specialist carl adusesera in dis
cutiune necesitatea aliatilor de a
nutri Germania. D1nsii spuneau ca
situatia din Germania in privinta
alimentelor e cit sa poate de inspai-
mintatoare.
Reducerea zonei neutrale in est
de Rim lea fost ingaduita.
| Delegatii au recunoscut patru
puncte financiale ca sunt asemana-
toare celora pc care lea pus Bis
mark iii allnf 1874 Franciei. Diinsiiii
au cerut usurarea mijloacelor de
transport a armatei de dincoace de
Rim.
| Erzberger, conducatorsll partidu-
lui catolic 81 presedintele delegated
germane va ramine de secretar al
conferentei.
Generalul german Winterfeld a
plins ca un copiI cind a iscalit do
cumentul de armistitiu.
Pc urma, delegatiunea germana
a luat un tren special della Rethon-
des la Tergnier, unde-i astepta un
automobil german 81 la dus indarat
in liniile germane.
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ORDINUL De fNCETAREA
FOCULUI Pc FRONT.

LONDRA, III Nov. O stire
trimisa din Franta prin telegra-
fia tara fir anunta Cd maresalul
Foch q oprit luptele pc front
.dfnd urmatorul ordin:
,C6tre comandantii superiori
Sd fnceteze ostilitatile pc in
treg frontul de All II Noembrie
"a orele IL (timpul din Franta).
PfnA u noui ordine trupele aliate
nu or mai pasi peste linia ce ocu-
'p6 Y data ii ora mai sus nnrnita.
Semnat1 |: v 1Iarsgalnl Joohs'.
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DIMlSIA REGELUI DIN
WUERTEMBERG.

BASEL, ELVETIA, IL Nov. -
Vineri noaptea spre Simbata a
abdicat regele Wilhelm al doilea,
capul monarchiei Wurtembcrgu-
lui. De asemenea sc mai rapor-
teaza ca a abdicat 81 regele Sa-
xoniei 81 al Boranei.
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II UsT Or <.

LoNDRA, IL Nov. Intro te-
legrama trimisa All aoapte prese-
dintelui Wilson de laBerlin prin
telegrafia fara sirIna, doctorul
Solf, ministrul de ex3erne al Ger
maniei, Sc ruga sd li-so mai indul-
ceased putin (usureze termenii de
armistitiu.
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FELICITARILE hoMiNIEI
TRIMISE STRfELOR
UNITE

LONDRA, Il Nq& = fntre
multe telegrame de lslicitari tri-
mise de Italia, serbA Muntene-
CRU, Grecia, Siam, 1t4nta, China,
Cuba, Portugalia dAlin Egipet,
in primul rind este 1pminia, ce q
TRIMS telegram& . felicitare
statelor Unite Gu oo4kia victoriei
obtinute.
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BELGIENII AU OCUPA1
GHENT-UL.

LONDRA, IL Nov. - Dupa ce
armistitiul a devenit efectiv bel
gienii au inaintat 81 au ocupat
Ghent-ul, dupa cum spun depesele
de la frontul de lupta.
De la Ghent frontul sc intinde
pima la Ath, la rasarit de Mons,
trecind prin Rocroi, Charleville 81
Donchery spre vest de malul riu-
lui Meuse, trecind prin Stenay 81
Damvillers.
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largest circulation.
+ANUL XIII. mo. 200.
PRESED|NTELE WILSON SPU-
NE TERmEN|| SUB Carl S'A
|NCHE|AT ARMISTITIUL,

tare de tot felul sa fie predate
intacte (intregi), la fel 81 provi-
ziile de mfncare armatei, NUM-
tia, echipament ce nu a fost dusa
in decursul periodei fixate pentru
evacuare.
,,Proviziile de nutritie, de ori
ce fel, destinata pentru populate
vacile, ETC., sd fie lasate locuito-
rilor. Stabilimentele industriale
sd nu fie stricate in nici un fel
81 personalul lor sd nu fie mutat.
,,Drumurile 81 mijloacele de CO.
municatie, de ori ce fel, caile fe-
rate, navigatia pc riuri, drumuri-
lie de tara, telegraful, telefonul sa
nu fie intru mimic stricate.
". Personalul ce Sc afla la ele
de prezent, fie civil orr militari
sd ramina la lOcul lui.
,,Cinci mil de locomotive, SO,
600 de vagoane 81 10000 de auto
mobile-trocuri in bune conditii,
Gu toate partile necesare sd fie
predate aliatilor in perioda fixa-
ia pentru evacuarea Belgiei 81
Luxemburgului.
,,Caile ferate din Alsacia-Lore-
na Sd fie pedate in aceiasi perio-
da, GU tot personalul 81 materia-
lul dinainte de razbOi.
,,Materialul necesar pentru re-
fparatii' a caifor ferrate din r pro- =:
vinciile din dreapta Rinului sd
fie lasat.
,,Toate proviziile de carbuni 81
materiale pentru mentinerea dru-
murilor in bune conditii, atelie-
rele necesare pentru acest scop
sa fie lasate neatinse in tot de-
cursul armistitiului.
,,Toate salupele luate de la a.
liati sd fie date 1ndarat. O nota
anexata da detailurile.
,,S. Commando germana va fl res
ponsabila pentru toate minele ori
fusurile ce o sa dee loo la vre-o
explozie intirziata de pc teritorul
evacuat de trupele germane 81
malta comanda germana obli-
gaia ajuta la descoperirea lor
81 la distrugerea acestor mine.
,,Comanda germana obliga-
ia spune toate masurile distruc-
tive luate (de exemplu ca otra-
virea izvoarelor, f1ntinilor, etc.)
sub pedeapsa de represalii.
50. Dreptul de secvestru sal
alba aliatii 81 Statele Unite in tot
teritorul ocupat. 1ntretinerea tru-
pelor din provinciile Rinului Ca
Tara de Alsacia 81 Lorena) va ca
dea insarcinarea guvernului ger
man.
10. Imediata repatriare fara
reciprocitate { face 81 Ell la fell
dupa cum arata conditiile detail
late ce Sc vor face, a prisonieri-
lor de razboi luati de la aliati 81
Statele Unite. Puterile aliate 81
Statele Unite sd faca Gu acesti
oameni ce vreau.
I'll. Bolnavii 81 ranitii ce nu
pot ii transportati din teritorul
evacuat vor raminea pc loc la
fel a raminea personalul 81 medi-
eli necesari de ingriji de Ell.
SECTTA A nOTTA
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LUPTE DE STRADA
IN UNCARIA.

COPENHAGA, IL Nov. - La
Dombarov, in Ungaria, all avut
loc lupte de strada isolente intre
minerii 81 soldatii vechiului re-
gim. Sc zice ca minerii, inarmati
GU arme de contrabanda din Ru-
sia, au invins pc soldati.
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WASHINGTON, IL Nov. -
Presedintele Wilson All mers
inaintea congresului unde a spus
termenii armistitiului pc care ia
acceptat Germania.
Acesti termeni vorbesc singuri
despre predarea neconditionata
a germanilor, eli dovedesc infrin-
gerea armatei germane, rasturna-
rea guvernului autocrat, 81 cauza
fugei Kaiserului.
Presedintele Wilson a zis:
,,Domnilor membrii al congre-
sului: In aceste timpuri de nerab-
dare 81 schimbari att de mari,
imi va usura, in oare care sens,
responsibilities daca in persoa-
ma va vol comunica citeva din
circumstantele situatiei Gu care
avem de a face.
,,Autoritatile germane care, la
Invitarea consiliului suprem de
razboi, puse in communicate Gu
maresalul Foch au acceptat 81
semnat armistitiul, pc care ma
resalul Foch a fost instruit de al
comunica lor.
,,Acesti termeni sunt urmatorii:
u. 1ncetarea ostilitatilor pc us
cat 81 in aer la sase ore dupa sem
narea armistitiului.
p. Evacuarea imediata q ta-
rilor inyadate, Belgiay Franta; Al
sacia-Lorena, Luxemburg, astfel
lncit in IA zilc de la semnarea
armistitiului evacuarea sd fie
complecta.
,,Trupele germane ce nu au pa
rasit teritorul mai sus mentionat
in decursul periodei fixate vor
devenii prisonieri de razboi. Ali
atii vor ocupa imediat acest teri
tor evacuat 81 va mentine ordinea.
,,Toate miscarilc evacuarei 81 a
ocuparii vor Fl in acord Gu nota
anexata la termenii de armistitiu.
%. Repatriarea cetatenilor din
tarile aliate, intre care ostaticii
81 persoanele sub acuza orr pc
deapsa sa inceapa imediat 81 sd
fie complectata in ii zile.
a. Armata germana sd predee
in bune conditii urmatorul echi-
pament: Cinci mil de tunuri.
$500 tunuri grele 81 $500 tunuri
de Gimp, 10000 masini de puscat,
5000 masini de subminat 81 1000
aeroplane.
,,Cele mai sus mentionate sa
fie date aliatilor 81 Statelor Uni
te in acord Gu detailurile specifi-
cate in nota anexata.
,,5. Evacuarea de catre trupe-
ie germane tinutului de pc ma
lul sting al Rinului. Aceste tinu-
turf sa fie administratc de auto
ritatile locale sub controlul ALA
tilor 81 Statelor Unite.
,,Ocuparea acestui tcritor va
ii determinata de garnizoanele a.
late 81 Statelor Unite ce vor
stationa la trecatorile principale
a riului Rim, ca Mayence, Coblenz
Cologne, la fel va Fl ocupat 81 un
radius de 30 de kilometri din IT,
nutul de pc malul drept al riului
81 la fel vor ii ocupate punctele
strategice din acea regiunc.
Va Fl rezervata zona ncu-
trala pc partea dreapta Rinu-
lui, intre riu 81 o linie parallel Gu
o distanta de 40 kilometri la ra-
sarit de frontiera Olandei para
lei Gu Gerhsheim 81 att cit po-
sibil Q distanta de 80 kilometri
spre rasarit de la riu parallel pf-
ma la granita Elvetiei.
,,Evacuarea de catre manic a
tarilor de pc Rim va Fl astfel a.
ranjata ca evacuarea sd sc COM
plecteze in IL zile, in total in q
l9-a ii de Ia semnarea armistitiu-
lui. Toate miscarile evacuarei vor
fl regulate in nota anexata.
,,6. In tot teritorul evacuat de
manic nu va Fl nici-o evacuare q
populatiei; nu va Fl permis . se
comite nici distructie fie ca dc
ori CO fel; stsbilimentele mill
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GR EVA GEN ERALA
IN vIENA.

COPENHAGA, IL Nov. ~ Du-
pa cum spune depesa primita
All, milne va Fl proclamata gre
va generala in Viena, capitala A.
ustriei.
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1MPARATUL AUST
RIEI INCA "a ABZIS.

COPENHAGA, Nov. 12. Te-
legrsmele sosite aici din izyoara
particulars, vestesc Cd fmparatul
Carol Il Austriei ar ii abEis.
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.MlNISTRUL DE ExTERNE
AUSTRIAC MORT.

y COPENHAGA, 12 Nov. o
depesa primita din Viena anunta
|ca ministrul de externe austriac,
Adler, este mort.
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Scotia A DOUA.
), ,DIsPo PoZITIILE RELATIVE La
FRONTURILE RASARITENE.

.12. Toate trupele germane ce
de prezent Sc alta pc ori CO teri
tor ce inainte de rasboi apartinsa
Rusiei, Rominiei ori Turciei q
fie retrase Ia frontiera german&
aga dupa cum era inaints do 1914.
,,1S. Evacuarea a fie inosputx
imediat, 81 toti instructorii priso-
nieri ori civil Ia fsl q agentii NIL
itari CO 20 AHA Pc territorial Ru-
siei q fie rechemaH.
III. Trupels gsrmane = ~
raseasca imsdiat tot ossa . a
secvsstrat ori luat O. socp u =
obtins provixii pantru 0er1nA1iA
din Romlnia q Ruaia. & 4
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FOSTUL PRINCIPE DE CO.
R0ANA 6ERMANA
F0ST PUScAT.

LONDRA, Nov. II. - O tele-
grama agentiei Central News
a raportat astazi aici ca principe
lie de coroana german fost ucis.
Detailiile lipsesc GU desavirsire.
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Skau este un cap in extremita-
tea de nord Iutlandei. Portul
Sassnitz este in estul insulei Ru-
gen din Russia.
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HOuCQhO1d
KMl. 1<HlnLtC
MIE3 xUV n RI. NJ ORION
. nRC, n ORION

teaspoon soda, one teaspoon salt.
Grind or crush the oats and mix with
other materials. Roll out in a thin
sheet and cut in squares. Bake In a
moderate oven for twenty minutes.
Makes three dozen cookies.
Baked Oatmeal and Nuts-Two
cups cooked oatmeal, one cup crush
ed peanuts, one-half cup milk, one tea
spoon vinegar or lemon juice, one
quarter teaspoon pepper. two and one
half teaspoons salt Mix together and
bake fifteen minutes. This is enough
for five persons.
Brown Gravy-Two tablespoons of
drippings, two tablespoons rice -four,
one teaspoon salt, two cups stock or
two cups water and one-half teaspoon
beef extract. Melt drippings in skill
let till smoking hot Add -four and
stir till we'll Drowned, then add stock
or water and stir and cook till thick
ened. Add salt. A little skim milk
may be added
Macoroni and Celery Salad-Two
cups boiled macaroni, two cups cell
cry, one cup chopped nuts, one cup
salad dressing. eight lettuce leaves.
Use elbow macaroni or, if other is
preferred. cut in one-half inch pieces,
cut celery same size and mix together.
Add salad dressing and springle in
the nuts. Line a salad dish with let
tuce leaves, and place the salad on
the lettuce in the dish. Chill and
serve. This will serve eight people.
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H&art @pHOmo
A,!1DTObrQmcC ),
" i MRC ELIZABETH THOMPSON

make. He drinks and abuses my
children and me. My father is very
much opposed to divorce and says he
will have nothing more to do with
me II l resort to it, My oldest boy
can make some money and go to
school and I can manage some way
for myself and my other two children.
AS 1t Is now, do not even have the
money | earn ironing. Do you think
1t would be wrong for me to get
divorce? MRS. T. H.
do not think it would be wrong
for you to get a divorce. To take
care of three children is so much Of
a tax on your strength that you should
not have the additional burden of
drunken husband. Perhaps it can be
arranged so that you will get some
OF your husbands earnings. If he
works the state can have some of his
money turned over to you for the
Dear Mrs. Thompson: l am twenty
years old and engaged to soldier In
France. We have gone together for
three years and know l will never
love anyone else. My parents always
liked this young man when he was
here, but now they have turned
against him.
There is bachelor where my faith
er works who has an automobile and
makes a lot of money. He is fat and
l could never love him. but my par
ents want me to marry him. He has
asked me, and will not take mo" for
an answer. Do you think have any
right to marry him when l am engag-
ed and in love with another? What
shall | do?
Wait for the man you love. Girls
who marry for money when they are
in love with somebody else regret it
all their lives. Your parents are
wrong in trying to influence you in
the matter.
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Dear Mrs. thompson l am a girl
nineteen years old and had date
with young man to go to the picture
show. A friend Of mine was here on
furlough and he asked me to come
over. tried to phone my first friend
10 see II IT would be all right to change
our date to some other night. could
not get him and so I left word with
his mother to tell him not to come
over. She forgot and he came any.
way. He is a very jealous fellow and
1t made him angry to see my soldier
friend there. He stayed just a few
minutes and showed on his face how
angry he was. Since then he has not
phoned or called. Was l in the
wrong? DOUBTFUL
II is never good policy to break an
engagement with one boy for the
sake of another. ! do not blame you,
however, since the soldier boys time
was limited and the other boy could
come any time. The other boy should
be more reasonable and not hold re-
sentiment.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: am going
to be nineteen In a month. Am
too young to keep steady company
with a fellow?
Yes. you are too young to go with
only one boy. A girl of your age
should have various friends so that
when she marries she can make a
choice.
Dear Mrs. Thompson: come from
an excellent family. No family can
rank higher than my own, morally
or socially. My father is high in
church affairs. and my mother was
also before her death. am married
to a man who came from a good
family also, but he is absolutely
worthless and runs through all his
money and the little I am able to
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Labor Board has not rendered solu-
ton that the employers of labor have
agreed to-
Willing to Work for y. S.
1.-THE only reason for their refusing
is that a world made free for demo-
crazy holds no inducement for them.
They do not place the cause of human
ity above the almighty dollar
Everyone knows that something is
wrong here. Every citizen of the
United States desires to see the kaiser
licked and we want to see the kaisers
of Richmond licked along with him.
''The general wage conference voted
last night to stand equivocally for a
basic eight hour day with time and
half for overtime. The government
says that you are entitled to- that.
The basic eight hour day should be ap-
piled with not less than time and one
half for overtime where there is war
production. We are willing to work
for Uncle Sam but we are not willing
to make millionaires. You men in
Richmond have done your full share
Stand by your government and
work for it under any condition which
it imposes. Lieutenant Burns has
been in conference with your en-
ployers. l would advise you not to do
what you contemplate doing, not out
Of respect for your employer but out
Of respect for your government Re-
turn to work in the morning and come
back here tomorrow evening at s
o'clock. We have drawn up a tele.
gram which shall be sent to Washing
ton and you shall know in twenty-four
hours what the government will do for
you.
Wire War Department
"Sit tight and don't rock the boat.
This situation is going to be settled
in Richmond but the question now is
which is going to be the best way"
w. H. Miller was introduced by the
chairman, Robert E. Graham, and
gave a short talk. He read the tele-
gram which was passed and was sent
to Washington last night. The tele-
gram was as follows:
Gillette,
Chief of the Ordnance Department,
Washington, D. c.:
Lieutenant Burns, ordnance depart
ment, here unable to bring about set
tlement carrying the basic eight hour
work day. We, the men and women
of Richmond, in mass meeting voted
against any settlement not carrying
basic eight hour day with overtime
at not less than time and one half for
over time and double time for Sun
days and holidays and we ask that
some relief be given us at once
j. A. Locker, OF the machinists' or
ganization, also addressed the work
ers.
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TRIED RECIPES.

TRIED HECIpeS.
Goldfish BaIls-One pint of raw salt
fish, picked very fine: two heaping
pints OF pared and sliced potatoes;
put the potatoes In the sauce pan.
the fish on. top. and cover with boiling
water. Boil half an hour, drain OF
the water and mash fish and potatoes
together until fine and light; add but
ter size Of an egg, pepper and two
we'll beaten eggs. Have deep ket-
tie OF rapidly boiling fat dip table
spoon into 1t and then into the mix.
ture shape and drop into the boiling
fat. The fat should be hot enough
to brown a piece Of bread while you
count forty. Do not crowd. When
done, drain and dish on napkin or
hot dish.
One-Oish MeaI-This includes soup.
beef cooked in it, also carrots as a
vegetable. Proportion given will serve
six people. Two pounds hook or
shoulder beef, twelve carrots and
twelve onions, allowing two each to
a portion, one cup barley. small
bunch parsley, two quarts cold water.
Wash meat and put to cook in pot
with about two quarts cold water
Let come to a boil. then coo krather
slowly for two hours. Salt to taste,
then serve liquor as soup course and
meat and vegetables.
Scotch Dat Crackers-Two cups OF
rolled oats, one-quarter cup Of milk.
one-quarter cup Of molasses, one and
onehalf tablespoons fat. one-quarter
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Great "Blue Grass" Race Classic
Explains Lure of Lexington

the lovely landscape, clothed in scar
let, russell and gold. basks under blue
skies and bathes in amber SUNSHINE.
Morning after morning can be spent
in this way, at small expense and with
a harvest of intense pleasure ana
happy memories All the show places
Of the Blue Grass'-Walnut Hall,
Hamburg Place, Falkland, Patchen
Wilkes, etc, etc, the homes of the
worlds grea test sires and brood
mares. their paddocks full of blue
blooded youngsters of immense value
can be passed in review as the tour
is made.
Besides the trotters. there are also
the country's most famous thorough
bred runners to be seen; while the
breeder interested in fancy strains OF
cattle, sheep or hogs can satiate him.
self with the inspection of unequaled
herds and individuals.
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Save her from the Hun: Buy Lib
erty bonds" is the message this pic
ture will carry over the coutry. To
boost the forthcoming fourth Liberty
loan campaign, Miss Frances Fair
child. one Of New York's popular debu-
tantes Of the season, posed as "Liber-
ty' for the above Photograph.
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TWO SHOCKS

One short line daily appearing in
that least-interesting section OF a
newspaper, the financial page, had
suddenly become to Ferrol the most
fascinating item in the whole paper.
He knew TO the minute when the first
Wall street editions appeared on the
stands. He turned at once to Curb
Quotations" and breathlessly looked
for Bonanza Copper" 1t was the tiny
numerals after those two words that
fascinated Ferrol
Every point and fraction Of a point
these numerals showed above 2 the
price at which he bought Bonanza
Copper stock, meant increased JOY in
the expression on his face as he read
tho item For days it had remained
at SIS. He had almost trebled his in
vestment. He had already become
used to the sunshine Of prosperity OF
which the little numerals stood as
symbols. His wife, his children, all
smiled and basked in it. They were
all becoming acclimated to its warmth.
Then one day, when he had grown
used to seeing SIS after Bonanza Cop
per, his startled eyes saw only the
numeral 2. Frightened, Ferrol thought
he had read the wrong line. No; It
read: open CLOSED.
Bonanza Copper. ....... os
He Jumped to the nearest telephone
and called up Blake.
did you see the paper he shout
ed. Did you see that my stock fell
down to 2? What does 1t mean? Can't
you do something?"
81 wouldn't lose my hair that way
II I were YOU" Blake's voice tried to
sound nonchalant. Stocks have a
way Of dropping occasionally. you
know. II may be that"
There followed what to Ferrol seem
ed a lot Of technical and unimportant
talk about inside buying" bear
movement" shaking the small fry
out" Ferrol did not grasp their mean
ing, nor cared anything about it.
What he did understand and cared
about supremely was that all the sun
light OF his prosperity was gone; that
he was back to the point where he
him and his family so happy.
Indeed, he was poorer. He and
Edith had already spent some Of the
profits on BONANZA Copper-and here
II was worth only what he had paid
for It! 1t had fallen from SIS to In
one day. II 1t fell anymore 1t would
mean that his painfully gathered little
bank reserve would shrink. shrink!
Dare he hold on to his stock and risk
his family's rainy day" savings"
That's entirely up to you, Ferrol,"
Blake replied to his nervous question
ing. II can't take the responsibility OF
advising you now. as l did when /
was sure Bonanza Copper was going
The Richmond palladium and sun-telegram. [volume] (Richmond, Ind.) 1907-1939, 1918-09-05
CITY OFFICIALS TO
ATTEND DEDICATION

The garbage contract having been
signed, the board of works at regu-
lar meeting Thursday morning Or
dered the board of health to put up
signs in regard to the garbage ordi-
nance for the benefit of the collectors
and also the householders.
An invitation to the city officials
from Preble county inviting the Rich
mond officials to come to the dedica
ton of the new Preble county court
house on September 10, was read and
accepted
The City Clerk was ordered to in
struct the Traction company to get
cinders at the light plant and get the
alley at the interurban station in good
condition.