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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
SCHOOL BUDGET

The committee on pubic information
wishes to review three or four of the
most salient points on the question OF
the school budget.
The time of the election is Monday,
December 30th, from 2 to 7 p. m. The
polling place is 3S5 State street. All
persons who are qualified voters an0
who are taxpayers ON either real OF pei
sonal property Or who are members Of
the corporations paying taxes within
the school district are entitled to vote
There is sum of $9S,U0000 to be
raised by taxes, an increase of little
over $13,000.00 over last year.
The city of Pendleton increased it'
school tax from mills to 9.6 mills this
year
If the voters do not pass this budg
ct the $93,000U0 will have to be Dor
rowed at a cost of from $5000.00 tt
$7000.000.
We have gone carefully into the mat
ters of the budget and without further
explanation of details we wish to rec
ommend to the taxpayers that it is tt
the best interest of the taxpayers ant
to the public schools and to this city t.
pass this budget.
COMMITTEE ON PUBLIC
INFORMATION.
MILTON MEYERS, Chmn
VIM. TRINDLE
THEO. ROTH
FRED THIELSEN
MELVIN PLIMPTON
w. T. JENKS
j. J. ROBERTS
II. H. OLINGER
BEN F. WEST
JOS. H. ALBERT.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
DEATH OF MRS. @. A HOOVER

The community was greatly shocked
Sunday morning, Dec. %, on learning
of the death of Mrs. Charles A. Hoover
who passed away at heir country home
five miles south of Gervais. She had
been seriously i'll for few days with
pleurisy and Saturday evening she was
so much improved that complete re-
eevorey wash oped for, but owing to Q
weak heart she was unable to continue
the fight and passed peacefully away.
Bertha Jones was daughter of Mr..
and Mrs Samuel W. Jones and was
born on the home farm AZ years ago,
where she grew to womanhOod, attend
ed the Willamette university and grad.
uated in music under DR.. Parvin, and
in elocution with Sarah Brown-Savage.
She was united in marriage in October
1908 to Charles Hoover with whom she
| lived an ideal life.
Mrs. Hoover was true Christian
character, beloved by all; her thoughts
wer always for others, ever ready to
do, in her home, with parents, sisters
and brothers, neighbors and m Nd
church, where she was a leader, like
wise the order of the Eastern Star.
The funeral took place at the fipd-
eer church Tuesday at 2 p. m, Rev.
Lowell having charge Of the services
and she was laid to rest in the beauti.
full church ward. The burial service
was conducted by the Order of the East
ern Star of which deceased was wor'
thy member.
She is survived by her husband, c.
A, Hoover, and her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. s. w. Jones, Mrs. Jennie Collard
Mrs. Alpha Naftzger, Mrs. Edna Ramp
and Sylvia, Paul and Aletha Jones, who
with her many friends mourn her loss
Star.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
SLOW WORK FOR PEACE CONFERENCE.

It may seem that the peace commission at Versailles
is bit slow in getting down to work The announcement
has been made that the formal assembly will probably
take place at later date than intended at first This
need not be cause for mpatence for there much pre-
lminary work to be DONE and the thoroughly it is
cleaned up the faster will the final settlements proceed
For one thing the housing and assembling of the var
ious branches Of the American commission is big task
In one advisory commission there are twentyhree ex,
perts who for year have been making study OF pohuca
and economic conditions in Europe and Asia.
They have several tons of maps and data which must
be 50 arranged as to be promptly available This alone
would take good deal of tme were there no other cir
cumstances to delay.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

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Mrs Ellen Jarvis and son, Frank
came up from Portland Tuesday eve
ming to spend Christmas day with her
foster parents, Mr. and Mrs. Joseph
Fennell They returned to Portland via
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edwin Brock went to
Dayton to spend Christmas day with
the Andrew Nicols family and other
relatives. The friends of Mrs. Nicols
will be pleased to hear that she was
able to be up to dinner. She has been
laid up with broken leg.
Miss Elizabeth Leonard Of Hoquiam.
Wash, has been holiday guest OF Miss
Joanna James in Kingwood park.
The Rev. Erwin G. Ranton was not
able to fill his Sunday appointments
ON account Of "flu" He is recovering
nicely.
Troy Wood who was at Langley Field
for some time lut recently OF Long
Island, arrived home Thursday the l9tn
He is well and looking fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Leslie Cade Of Albany
were Sunday guests of his father and
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cade.
Howard Rex is convalescing from
serious attack of "flu."
Claud Moore enjoyed Christmas at
home with his parents, the +. M, Moores
and other relatives He is stationed at
Camp Lewis but is out ON furlough. he
expects his honorable discharge in tho
near future.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. Cade were Christmas
dinner guests Of their friends, Mrs.
Thompson and daughter OF Salem
Heights.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. 7. Hunt were Chris.-
mas guests at family dinner party
at the home of Mrs. Hunts daughter
and family, the Ed Beckens.
Mr.. G. Hughes of East Salem was a
Christmas dinner guest at the J. Il. ebd-
ford home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Thomas came
home from their ranch near ChitwoOo,
Oregon, to spend the holidays with rel
,iiyes. He has been taken i'll with The
flu. a :.
Bremerton after being in the neighbor'
hood on business connected with the
renting of the home place.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Frazure OF AS
toria were calling on old neighbors aal
frialis recently.
Mr.. and Mrs. Arthur Moore who have
been spending the holidays in the neigh
borhood will return to Orville the 18th
of the month. They will be aceompar-
liad bv their brother, Claud.
Miss Lottie McAdams of Portland
came Up Tuesday evening to spend the
Christmas holidays with her mother,
Mrs. Mary Billings. She returned 70
her home in PORTLAND Thursday after
| noon.
Mrs. Mary Billings went to Corvailis
Friday morning for a two weeks visit
with her friend, Mrs. Thorn.
Mrs. j. R. Bedford who has been Ill
is recovering.
Mrs. Arthur Rex and Mrs. E. u.
| Ralton are the latest flu patients III
: the neighborhood.
G. NJ. Douglass who is working La
0 Portland came up for the Christmas
holidays.
! Mrs. w. q. uehske of Eola was =
$ Friday dinner gtest of Mrs. Edwin
Brock.
? Miss Clara keA, one of our local naFs'
0 es, has been taking care of a patient
+. at Lausanne hail.
;. Mr.. Magner went to Portland Mon
$ dav TO b. gone over the holidays.
!. Miss florent": INeckens who is teach
ing school in Tafion county is at home
. with her parents, the Ed Beckens' tor
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
Open Forum
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1.-THE HUN AND HIS ALLIES"
Salem, Or, Dec. 9th, 19l

Salem, Or, Dec. 9th, 1918.
To the Editor. The writer of the ar
ticle, "The Hun and His Allies" is
commencing to throw dirt the usual
weapon against Catholics, and l de-
cline to enter the contest. Again / re-
iterate that no quotations or authori-
ties are given for his assertions, but
liz he is a Christian and a gentleman
he will answer squarely the follow
ing: (a) What historian has said that
Popes Gregory XVI, Plus TX, and Leo
XIII were married, or ever attempted
marriage or were "men of family9"
| (b) What historian tells that pope Leo
had SON and a cardinal9 (e) Will he
kindly name the standard books, pup
lished with the approval o. the popes
themselves, which tell Of the cut
terly discreditable (teaehings) of his
ehureh7'
Sincerely yours,
j. R. BUCK.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
PEACE BRINGS SWALLOWS

London, Dec. 14.-(By Mail.)-Eye'
ming dress, generally abandoned IN
England during the war, is coming ou1
of the moth balls.
King George set the fashion before
the armistiee was a month old by aban'
doning uniform for black. Now rasn.
ionable restaurants and theaters are
crowded by men in evening clothes
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

1t begins to look though there would be serious
state consolidation commission which virtually aboshes
all the elective offices except that of governor Most
people heretofore have regarded that remarkable report
as merely somebody's attempt to be funny Nobody out
side of the governors office seriously considered It's
absurd recommendations.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
EN- ROUTE TO VERSAILLES

Stn Francisco, Dec. 27.-The Japa'
nese peace commission Gil route to Yer
ST lies. left San Francisco for New York
this morning. The party vas entertain
I'd last night 5y the japanese consul
general and p:sainent J&paneses resi-
d,.,ts
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

Senator George Chamberlain has taken Theodore
Rooseves cue and will address the senate on the treat
ment Of our soldiers at home and abroad George did
MT make one of his cheap harrangues in while the
voters of Oregon might forget all about him.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

The president of certain federation of woman's
clubs says in speaking of the of her state hey
are all waking up to civic affairs and want something
different from study clubs" You can't blame the women
Goodness knows there is nothing about the way run
civic affairs to denote that the matter had had much
study.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

A house-ceaning of the political and geographical
domains of the entire world is serious business and If
it is to accomplish its purpose and end in peace rather
than war; like marriage I must not be entered into by
any unadvisaby"
The world can affird wait little. The delay is
for the future good of all mankind
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
CONFER NO Mol.L TITLES

Amsterdam, nrc. 27.-The German
government has announced that no
more titles, honors or decorations will
be conferred. These now existing can
be retained.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

Day by day the grip of the socialist government in
Germany weakens and that country is drifting steadily
toward the fate which overlook Russia The absolute
futtv Of sociastic government is again being demon
strated by the growth Of disorder and anarchy.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

The Salem Commercial club cannot pay $500 month
salary to it's manager and yet woman who was employ
ed at that figure by the State Council OF Defense wants
the ob But that state defense crowd only spending
the taxpayers money and could afford to pay literally
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

Rev, Mr.. Butler, pastor of the Con
gregation church of 0swego, departed
for France last week to assist in Y,
NJ. c. \. work.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

Bernstorff is doing whole lot of talking nowadays
but somehow the people not interested What the of
regime in Germany does is no longer OF any materla
concern to the world.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

Where the money these W Il the legislators be gath,
ered or words to that effect Almost every member OF
the next session said to want to be placed on the roads
and highways committees.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

The Russian people are finding out that they cannot
live on freedom it is necessary to nave
something to eat even if one has to work to earn it.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

wire:
"Thank you very much, Mrs. Clay
borne. l shall be delighted toeome,
althO play an indifferent game"
$50 do we all, y she replied, pleased
that her little ruse TO throw Ruth and
Mandel together had succeeded.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

We can imagine how Colonel Teddy feels when h
reads of the Wilson receptions in Europe.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

sixty-four homes in Pendleton are
under quarantine.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28
THEWIFE
By Jane Phelps.

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Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

Let's make next year the biggest year in the history
of Salem And the start can best be made by making the
Commercial club bigger and better than it ever was be-
fore.
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1918-12-28

tMonday-Mr. Mapdel Praises Ken
yon Roberts.)
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ROSEDALE

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Sincerely yours,
j. R. BUCK.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
Sc prevede unificareS 60
mandei francezB 81 engIeze

LONDRA, 20 Martic. - Ziarul
Chronicle zice in numarul lni. dc
astazi ca sc asteapta imediat CO.
ordonarea operafiunilor militafe
a .trnpclor francezc 81 cnglczc.
Sub aranjamentul care Sc pre-
vcde Sc va da I'M rol important
generalului Foch, ilnul din eel
mai mari militari al Frantei.
Corespondentul parlamcnetar al
ziarului Daily Chronicle preves-
tind schimbarea care este pc ca
le a sc face, in numarul de ieri
al ziarulni zice:
,,Logica salbateca evenimen-
telor poate va aduce pc frontul
de vest O asemenea initiate in CO.
manda cum n'au cunoscut arma-
tele aliate de Ia isbucnirea ras-
boiului. Lloyd George de mutt
a propovadnit neccsitatea pentru
aceasta unitate att Ia locnl san,
cit 81 Gu alte ocasiani.
.,,Cind doua arfhate mari sc
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
COMMUNICATE
OF1CIOASE=

DE la Warvillcrs linia mcr-
gc prin Aryillefs, Davenscourt,
Gfatibns ST. Mensil- st. Georges
pima la Hainvillers.
s,,fntrc cea din urrna localitate
81 Pont L'Eveque, la sud de No
yon, Francezii au dat All dimi-
iicata I'M contra-atac de forta,
impingind inamicul inapoi pc I'm
front de 10 kilometrii in largimc
81 trei in adinsime. In aceasta a.
RE, presinnca Francezilor asupra
inamicului nrmeaza 81 aenm.
. ,,Liniile noastre dc la nord de
Somme all ramas tot unde fuse
sera 81 All noapte. All noapte i
namicul a dat citcva atacuri pc
aproape de Bcaumont-Hamel, pa
durea Rossignol 81 localitatca 'Pu.
isieux. Toate acestca au fost res
pinse.
,,lnamicul a deschis All dirni-
neata I'm puternic foe de artilerie
Ia nord 81 sud de riul Scarpe,
pornind maj in urma la atac in
dreptnl localitatii Arras cu Gel
pntin sapte divizii. Pc acest
front dusmaml a patruns in pri-
ma noastra linic, 81 pc intNaga
.zona de bataie all avnt loc lupte
mari.
,Aci linia noastra merge de Ii
Arleaux la Fampoux, Ncuville.
LIE Vittasse 81 Boislenx 81 de aci
rSnline in aceiasi situate de maj
inaintc. Aici hlptele au fost din.
tire cele mai crincene 81 inanicul
are perderi mari"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
cRUfA ROSIE IN pima 4
AcTlvITATE IN PARIS.

PARIS, 2S Martie. - Deodata
eli atacul germanilor, toti mem
lbrii ,,t'rucci Resii din Paris, an
fost mobilizati pentru ajutor re
ifngiatilor 81 rsfnitilor din zona
de razboi.
AutomobilelS de povara (cami-
oanele) an fosf .tnmplute cl de ale
gnrii si vestmiate 81 an fost tri-
misc IN graba mare spre nord,
pima cind altelc all fSst trimise
la dfferitele gsri ale Paris-ului
pentru ca sa linpezcasca situati-
unca de acolo.
Muncind alatalri de autoritatilc
franceze icamianerii (minatorii
de automobile 4le povara) amcri-
cani 81 multe dame americana 81
franceze asteptan la gari trenu-
rile pcntrn ca sd poata trans
pOrta la l0curl stgure pc ranltll
&c vor sosi.,
Garlic an fost marturiile unor
scene induiosateare Refugiatii,
partca cea mai mare prea tineri
orr prca batrini serau de tot nca-
jutorati. Lisa dat imediat de
mincarc. sin uncle cazuri cind an
intfrziat trennrile, lisa pregatit
paturi in gari.
,,Grncca Rosie. a colectat null
time de Instruments dc spital cay
re an fost puse Ia dispozitia au-
toritatilor franccte, earl le trimit
pestc tot locul Ne undc sa sim
te lipsa dc ele.
Piinea pentru fsfngiati 81 pre-
gdtcste din fainaf alba americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
u N PLAN RUINAT.
De: Ed. L. Keen,
United Press Staff Correspondent.

IlONDRA, % Martie. - Pima
acuma nu este nlci TIN slngur
semn care sa ne indreptateascd
a crcdc ca Generalul LlrdendOrf
a cIstigat ceva in plannrilc sale
de c1stiga marele joe polite
care este adev;ratul caracter al
supra-ofensivei germane.
,,Toate sfortarile sale facnte
pima acuma pentru a face pc ali
att Sd arunce in foe reservele
Tor, an cazut. I'm acclasi timp, IL
nile germane au fost silitc sa ia
o forma care incepc sd fic cit sd
.poate de ingrijitoare. Si totodata,
comandamentul german, a fost
slit sa-si scurga rczervele sale
dincolo de punctul la care crcdea
ca sa poate Opri.
,,Negresit este foarte aproape
timpul END rezcrvele aliatilor,
inca tot neatinse, vor fl in stare
sd sara in lupta acolo unde le va
placea mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
FRANCE.
All NOApfE.

PARIS, 28 Martie. Comuni-
catnl official francez, dat All noap
te, zice:
s,Contin,find sd atacef leu forte
pliternice in rssiunea Montdidi-
er, inamicul q avansat din non
la sud de-aeest oras, insa trnpele
.noastre, pornind Nh contra7atac
10 baioneta, an scos pc Germani
afara din satele Courtcmanche,
Mesnil-St. Georges ii Assainvil.
lers, pc care ic-smI ocupat si le
tilem en- tarie. ia scctornl dc Ia
Somfnc ne tincm slinia cn hota-
rire.
,TrupcIe noastre All avansat
I,e Iii front De zece kilometri ii
MIMI 81 trei II adsncime, della
fLassigny pima u Neyoa. Re ma-
8lpl stine Il rfslni 0iss iinas aiicul
v aticst ca - Slbaf6 cie, lnsx Il 4
punt isl1inta T. MIDI iln q m e el(ei
|! Iilll 81
'oy ener D @ ||'|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
SPULbERAREA UNEI ARMATE
TURCESTI De CATRE ENCLEzl

LONDRA, % MARTIE. - in
treaga fprta turceasca de pc from
tul din Mesopotamia a fost captu-
rata 81 distrusa de englezi. Au fost
luati 5000 prizonieri. Lupte mari
an fost pc riul Eufrat, la O dcpar-
tare de 100 mile in vest de Bagdad.
Orastl fost evacGat in 9 Martie,
de Turcii earl au cazut indarat la
Khan -Baghdadi, fnaintea coloane-
lor engleze cc operau de-a lungil
Eufratului.
-Comunicatul oficios spune:
20 operate succeasa a fost fa-
cuta Gle trupele noastre earl in 26
Martic a. c. inaintau dc-a lungul
Eufratului in tinutul din nord- vest
de Hit. Rezultatul d fost captnra-
rea 81 spulberarea unei intrcgi ar
mate turcesti din acel tinut.
,,Des de dimineata coloanele noa-
sire all inaintat ca sd atacc pozitiu-
nile turcesti della Khan Bagdadi,
la % mile in northwest de Hit. Ca
valeria noastra facut niste mis-
earl mscmnatc in jurul pozitiilor
turcesti della Aleppo, tocmai la o
aripa inamicului. De-odata cu
amurgul, all fost luate ell asalt po-
zitiilc principalc ale inamicului din
nOrd de Kahn Baghdadi.
,,Partea principala a armatci in
amicului incercind sa scape in nOrd
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
MuLTu-
MESFE Lul KRUPP.

AMSTERDAM, % Martie. =
Biroul oficios de prcsa german,
conform telcgramelor din Berlin
a dat spre publicare nrmatorll
comunicat:
fmparatul Wilhelm a tclcgra.
fat lui Krupp:
& ,,NOile n0astre tllnuri briliante
au sustimut proba la care an fost
puse prin bombardarca PARISH
hui. 4D-Voastra att adaus o noua
pagina in istoria flannel fabricci
Krupp. Va exprim att D-Voas-
ira cit 81 muncitorilor multumiri-
le mele imparatesti pentru aceas-
ta noua podoaba ,stiintei 81 d
muncii Germane." "
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
FEE FACUTE De HUM
SCLAvELE PACATULUI.

WASHINGTON, s27 Martie. -
Conform unei telegrame primita
de la biroul de informatii litu-
an, 20 urgie de rapire, furt, cru
cificare 81 bette care intrece toa-
te marginile'' cazut pc capul
Litcnilor dc cind tara lor a fost
calcata de Germani.
,,Huni an dat friu Eber paca-
toasei lor pofte de carne 81 sin
&c. An stabilit ease de procnrare,
pc earl lie nllmesc spitale, 81 in
earl, sub paza sentinclilor. tin
fete tinere pentru mlrltumirea
desfrfnarii soldatiior.
,,Nenumarate corpuri de fete
de virsta frageda, sacrificate bru-
talitatei ofiterilor Germani, an
fost gasite in -transcele parasite
de teutoni."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30

vest, a fost intimpinata de cavale-
ria noastra 81 fost respinsa cu
mari pagubi.
: Pima acum 5000 prizonieri, in
tire carl este comandantul unei di-
viziuni, dol comandanti de rcgi-
mente, alti 200 ofiteri turci, I'M O.
filter german 81 cfti-va subofiteri
germani. Apoi 10 tunuri, 1000
pusti, multe pusti-masini, 600 ami
male 81 multe muni;funi 81 articoli
de hrana. Goana dupa restul Gle ar
mata s'a inceput pima dincolo de
Hadita, la As mile in northwest dc
Hit. Pagubelc noastre sunt mici.'.
Oficiul de razboi englcz anunta
O nOua inaintarc in Palestina for
telor expeditionarc cnglczc. Comu-
nicatul spune:
,,Fortcle noastre din est de riul
Jordan au fncunjurat icri dnpa
ameazi Aman-ul Trupelc nOastrc
sunt la departare Gle mila dc Oras.
(Aman-ul este la 25 mile i'm est de
Iordan). Am luat 900 prizonicri in
amici, am doborit la pamint 4 aero
plane inamice 81 am bombardat din
greu trenurile de transport Gle pc
linia Hejdaz. Noaptea trecuta am
facut niste rate succese pc drumul
dintre lerusalim 81 Nabulus in va
lea IOrdanului."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30

lupta alatnri impotriva dusma-
nului comm, este, o eerinta ma
furala sd Sc pastrcze identitatca
Tor separate nll numai in orga-
nizatic, dar 81 in comanda.
,,Acufn, sub presiunca urgenta
a nccesitatilor, nh va fl saprinza-
tor daca Sc va numi un CONAN
dant sef suprem pc cimpul de
lupta GU aprobarea din mima a
generalului Sir Douglas Haig 81
generalului Petain."
Unifornaa khaki (amcricana)
81 albastra (franceza) a disparnt
Gu totul All dimineata dc pc stra-
zile Paris-ului.
Chemarea pc front s'a executat
ga prin miracol
1ntrcaga scena de pc strait 81
9ocalurile publicc s'a schimbat
.prin retragcrea grabnica a trupe-
Tor carl an fost in conccdiu.
Francezii mn ingaduie sd creas-
ca nici I'M fel de iarba Sub pi-
cioarele lOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
GREVA GENERALA DECLA.
RATA IN KANSAS CITY.

KANSAS CITY, MO-. 20 Mar
tic. A treia ri de Grcva Gc-
nerala s'a incepnt astazi aici cl
5000 de unionisti earl nu III
creaza. Streetcarelc (tramvaiu-
-rile) nu circula. Suite de autOmo-
bile due mil de oameni la lucru.
Ate mil merg pc jos.
In timpul noptii n AN fost vio-
lete.
Tn drapel din partea Unimi-
lor asigura ca alimentatia Gil a.
pa orasului nu va Fl intrerupta.
Greva s'a proclamat cind pa
tronii spalatoriilor n'au volt Sc
recunoasca uniunea lucratorilor
spalatori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-03-30
A cRUTA BANi iNsEM.
NEAzAASAtvA VlETI. /

Ni-s'a spus de ftoti inteleptii
ca bine face eel ce cruta banii c
inceputul averii, sigurantei, libe-
rarei de grill, inceputul indepen-
dentei adevarate.
r un obiceiu, un obiceiu bun,
81 poate Fl invatat 81 pus in prac-
tica aproapc de fie care barbat,
femeie 81 copil din tara. Nu nu-
mai banii, dar 81 hrana poatc Fl
economisita.
Accasta a fost intofdeauna ade-
varat, insa acum faccm ECU multi
mai multi cind cr1tan banii 81
hrana. Pc cind ne abtinem de la
alte placeri pentru a cumpara o
rnarca de crutari, I'M certificat
dc, crutari de rasboi sau un Lii
berty Bond, nu numai cd ne fa-
Gem I'M ibine noua, copiilor nestri,
coannnitAtei noastre, dar mai cru.
tam 81 vieti. Pretioasc vietil Vie
tile fiilor 81 fratilor nostri, victi-
lie aeelor ce ne sunt dragi, acum
departe de moi pc fr0ntul fc lup-
ia. Ajuta4n a scnrta durata ras,
boiulni, lar fie care ii scurtata
insemneaza mil si mil de vieti
salvate. Ajutam Ia cistigarea ras-
boidlni 81 cistiaarea Ipf fnsem!
rleaza pace 81 asignrare il spe-
ranta pentru 3 luIne salvata 81
p&strata denaocratiei, y luune Ii
bora salsi desf6Soere lsest.aifh..
ta toste il.stit4t nilt 81 s:t 81
|protecteze popeafdla ~ il lde.
|plina libertate " s||s ~
Atphoi craj si IT, NJ y d q I sfll. ilas
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