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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-13

While rubbish was being burned on
the premises at 121 May street Tues
day afternoon, the flames spread to a
box and neighbor sent in an alarm.
There was no damage. ,...,..
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-13
CITY IN BRIEF

Better kodak finishing. Hubler's.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1918-11-13

Or. Billiard. osteopath. 16 West Main
Chamberlain, glasses. Masonic temple
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
GAS PRESSURE BETTER
ut ,onai Vain in West End Relieves
""tion' Hut Causes Consume
lion to Mount Higher

"s pressure In the West End has
'4Aiut.api! Increased as IL result of
~ 'uttihe III OF the new high-prcs-
Tease III gas bills III that section
I'!tsS consumers are careful to turn
'0N II burners TO the quantity needed
say Gas Inspector shelton
assumption OF gas in Richmond /, -
N"iuaN WAS 3.i"o,OUt cubic feet. whjni,
.m,t"!iHheS new record in gas con
record was i'll January when. viii,
"a" mercury at zero and coal exceed
'hS!N scarce. 3.IS5.oo0 cubic feet was
"H'"' oh thanksgiving Day. notwith-
standing that turkeys were him ~.
consumption Of gas amounted to g.
"N"'"VV cubic feet, most OF which was
used IN cooking.
tHtraordinarN drains on the .aS
holders this year are due To the in
crease ~ the population of the city.
ana 10 increased use of gas heaters
OWING t" the high price OF wood ana
coal
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
RAILWAY Y. M. c. A. BANQUET
niquc '"rcrl, ing Crew" Hand Al
dressed by Jnr"h Imlnuf. Rev,
Porter md Others.

The WrcckinG Crew" is the name Of
unique club that has been organized
among members OF the Railway ! NJ
{. ~. the purpose .! which is to as
SISt less fortunate men. The crew
had Il supper last evening. which wax
attended by u SoodIy number of guests.
ana whS addressed by Rev. Porter. Of
The Paramount Presbyterian Church.
ana Jacob tmlauf and W. G. Norma.
Great interest was manifested and tho
speeches emphasized the duty of hc.u-
ing ones icllowmcn.
The supper was prepared and served
under tile direction OF Mrs. T.. -. Fos-
ter. Mrs. coleman. Mrs Matt Audcr-
son end Misses billiard The table.
were decorated with pretty flowers
The club or wrccl<ing crew. meets
every Friday night. and Mr.. MCRuhcri,,
IS IN" president, II was regretted that
the president could not he present Iayi
night ON account OF sickness
w: {, Norlnan made an excellent
tOaStmaSt,r
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
DEPUTY SHOOTS SELF
,,S .nuri Aunchc Wounded in
h"hd When lie Fires 10 scare

,b ePut! sergeant Paul LaTouche. of
~ '!nes Court. shot himself i'm
1,,,.t aH" yesterday morning. Mr. Ia
n.T uo"c was taking prisoners 10 inil
mheh one attempted to make his 'sI
h',, me deputy fired his revolver
~ some strange chance TN, hulIn,
no t"Ioueh his own hand. Til. in
49," -" ins reduced the working force OF
On" mustangs Court to "a low ,ni,, ~,
"thcf court attaches ar. forc,d So
IlieS. ' ia 'hci' la M
JUICE richardson stated ycstcrJ.,,
thdt many cases in his ,ouri h.,,. -
~ ne continued this term owing IN ~.
i'' ; ;i principals or witnesses hnv.
orn ~ y large number OF cases ,vcr.
Io iI ,hued Yesterday. Two cases 49,.
Hlnton. charged with assu,,lt
IN Jail. 'Nc months
f,, "e9fse Taylor. charged with yio,at-
hui Wv, wa prohibition law. was acquitted
MS in'urc good behavior '''
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
LOWER PULLMAN RATE
Excess Fare Regulation Withdrawn by
Rhilwny Administrations, Ef-
fcrtiVe To-NiSht.

Beg inning tomorrow, extra mileage
charges on tickets o: passengers oc-
cupyin:r sleeping or parlor cars Will
"c discontinued This order does not
affect rates for bcrths or seats, but
simply applies 10 the cost of the rcgu-
lar ticket. For some months the man
who rode in a Pullman has had to pay.
more for hia railroad ticket than the
man travelling ia 4 day coach
PASSENGERS en- route midnight TO-
night VIII he required To surrender
their tickets for balance Of journey,
then being made and no refunds Will
lie made in such eases. Where the pas
Scnger changes cars and begins the
new part OF his journey on or after to-
morrow no additional passenger charge
Will be made for the new part or the
journey. and the unused additional
passage charge ticket will he re-
Iccmahl,.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
COMMONWEALTH SUES
FOR RAILWAY CHARTER
Attorney General Saunders Wants
Connecting Company's Fran
elise Forfeited.
HE ALLEGES NoNCo;.pLIANCE
Says Corporation Has Failed to Live
Up to Agreement .,iadc When IN.
corporatcd by tn, General Assem-
bly, OF iSGG.

Through John X. Saunders. Attorney
General. the commonwealth OF Viz
yesterday. filed suit against the Rich
mond Fredericksburg and Potomac
and Richmond and Petersburg Railroad
Connection Company for the purpose
OF focfeitinS the charter of the com
pany.
The petition is !, lengthy one and
recit.s in brief that the company was
chartered by the General Assembly on
March :. 1865. 10 construct a railroad
from some poin; near the southern ter
minus of the Richmond: Fredericksburg;
and Potomac and the northern tcrmi-
nus OF the Richmond and Petersburg
Railroad. which latter is now a part
OF the Atlantic Coast Line. The pur-
pose was TO connect the two railroads
The charter provided that whenever
tn" net profits from transportation.
over such connection. should be suc,,
that dividends might be declared out
OF the proittS. exceeding - per cent OH
the capital stock invested after pay
mcnt OF necessary expenses and re-
pairs. then the rates of toll should be
reduced so AS 10 enable them TO di-
vide II per cent per annum."
IL is further set out that later the
tonncciion Company sold all it's rights
to the Richmond. Fredericksburg and
Potomac. and that this road agreed 10
pay the Connection Company as rent
- cents for each passenger and ono
half OF the gross receipts from all
freight. IL is then stated that later
the Connection Company agreed TO ac-
cept an arbitrary" of - cents per
passenger transported upon through
mileage exchange tickets instead OF
the arbitrary" OF % cents per passcn-
ger. Afterwards the Connection Com
pany withdrew its conscn, TO this re-
duction.
1t is then set out in detail. in the
petition. that the company has been
paying big dividends. but that ii has
requiring that rates Of toll shall be
reduced so as Ia enable them to di-
vide IL per cent per annuIn.
In conclusion, the petition asks the
court to issue a writ of quo warranto.
requiring the defendant to show BY
what right or authority il is doing the
acts complained Of and by what war
rant il has failed to use the privilege
ana franchise TO demand tolls and
fares conferred on il by law.
Jud:" trump issued the writ and
made IL rcturnablc Monday, December .
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
SEAPLANE LIGHTS HERE
Message Of Concentration Sent Cow
crnor by Commander of Fifth
Squadron Aviation Station.

big, gray antisubmarine bombing
seaplanc visited Richmond yestcrday
under control Of Ensign ]. a. Clarke.
first pilot. and Ensign Delos Thomas.
second pilot Ensign Clarke was also
accompanied by lieutenant y. r.. Sa ins-
bury of the ground school. This was
the first Scanlanc ever ~ ny over this
city. 1t came hearing Thanksgiving
greetings and congratulations on the
end oil The war TO Governor WeStmorc-
land Davis from Rear Admiral CofTman
commander Of the nth United States
naval aviation station. at Hampton
Roads.
Ensign Clarke. who was in charge.
is the son-in-law of Colonel John w
Richardson. Of This city, Register Of
the Land Office. Ensign Thomas OF
Roanoke. is a cousin Of the late En-
sign Bcirnc Blair. Jr.. who was killed
IN fall on Pensacola Bay last sum
m"r.
The officers We're met AT the Old
dominion docks by Colonel Madison
scott. acting FOR Governor Davis, who
friends were the landing TO meet
them. Before landing on the James.
Ensign Clarke few over the city and
circlcd the home OF Colonel Richardson
10 advise his wife Of his arrival The
plane was scheduled 10 visit Rich
mond Thanksg ing Day. but was
forced TO postpone the trip on account
OF the rain y crowd on the roof of
the Capitol watched the plane circle
and light on the waters of the river n I
1876 yesterday morning
me party was entertained by Colonel
Richardson at luncheon
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
PEACE LEAGUERs MEET;
OSCAR sTRAUs SPEAKS
First Session for Organization OF
a9@ Virginia Branch Opens in
House of Delegates.
MANY PROMINENT MEN HERE
Governor Davis, William 4. Slocumo
and DIR. CaliSCh Among Speakers.
81 Night Session Scheduled for Civ
~ Auditorium.

oscar Straus former Secretary o:
Commerce and Labor. and three ,im"s
ambassador to Turkey. will be the
principal speaker during the TWO scs-
sions OF the organization convention
of the Virginia Branch OF the League
TO Enforce Peace which will be heId
here to-day. DIR. William T.. Slosuu.
former president OF ;rc University ~
Colorado will also oc ON the pro-
gram, neither James w. Gerard. for
mcr ambassador to Germany, nor Chic:
Justice White, OF Colorado. being able
REV. L. y. calisch. OF Richmonn.
will address the delegates at o'clock
this afternoon in the han OF the Hous.
of Delegates. officers VIII be elected
and permanent organization effected
at that time. Governor Davis also IS
sXpected to SPEAK Ida while Mr.
City Auditorium Tonight along with
DIR. Slocum.
Rev J. j. Gravatt. II. -. viii make
the invocation It the afternoon session.
and Rev. II. ID. G Maclachlan. II. ID.
will deliver the Invocation at the .vrn
ing meeting. y reception committee,
comprising j. Scott Parrish, Dir Charles
n. Robins, John stewart Bryan, L. T..
Noting. Hunsdcn cary. .. !. Sands, r..
Z. Massie. W. K Meredith. {. X. Kelley
and Or. Douglas Nandcrlion has pecU
named. Seating arrangements and
uShcrinS will be in charge OF Supcrin-
tendcni Charles l.. Weaver and Il de-
lachmcnt of Soy Scouts. while Howard
D., Bryant Will conduct the music dur
ing the meetings.
additional delegates who have ac-
cepted Invitations TO the sessions TO-
day include:
", Robert James CHAPMAN. Abnsdon. pr
Jones. Blarksburg: II. Z. Baker, Couin-
bus: =. { Stokes. chairman: Council OF b.
iES ns;; c9 W,,s {. II smith, GoNy'oni:
tlundlcy, Danviit.; l.. V. Barley Fiurastiv;
,,sIi Ssc,n,r surMs .eE ,:iI Wilbur
treasurer OF Appalachian School Improve
ment Foundation. East Radford: Or Henry
University. Lexington: William 4 IIe!ndS
Lexington; RoyS,on lester. .Ir.. Lynchburg 4,
Hes1Es i nSMls ," n dr.
jackson; Louis Z. Dobic, Norfolk Robert
- Hart PcndIcton; John w. Hopper Ports
y. Russell. Rustburg: John w. EChoiS tnow
~ Camp Meadc,. Vienna; George y. EoWlys
James NJ Lewis. rappahannock: l. ~
Saunders, NJ. c., Was hineton. ID. =, : ..
Island, NJ. 6, WnShiusion. -. e.: }. II
Bristol, now at Washington. u, g. McN
r. Hobbs nisputan,a: James Il C.ton,
J. c. Smith. cnntwo"d; Ohio + M.ar.,
r.astvilie. Peter Winston, Furmvilic, -; r.
.' Johnson Frankln; Il T. nu>syll Fred
hprg; James l.. Gregg. Hampton: g. q.
T9fner; thunderstorm; hurry Boocok. ksS-
n iais,on. Mount clinton; William r.
Basby, King anu Queen Courthouse; John
to,k John " " Cherry. Norfolk james Mann lam.
Norfolk: J. Edward cole. Norfolk; Major
s u. Bartie, y. D., norton: J. 7. IIanvey.
P. Saul, Jr, salem: Herbert i. Taylor,
Stanton; James II. corhi,t Suffolk. u. O..
S ihaarGh i suFr ie,S Mr. E N"rt" M"
land r. Chase. clintwoVd,
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
TRIES TO GET BERTUCCI
Itaiinn, Charged with Trunsn,rt;u,,
hihk!, Aims Revolver ut Drtrc-
tive .trrPstinS Him.

Drawing an automatic revolver IN
an effort TO resist arrest .Archancel
Mariansci Italian, was knocked down
three times before being snbdu.J hH
Detective Sergeant BertuCci ycst.r-
day, according To police reports
Mariansci Was arrested while driving
liquor and is III Jail charged with
transporting whisky and carrying con
cealed weapons.
The Italian was stopped by Dctcc-
i've ScrSeants Bcrttucci, Smith ana
kellam AT 1880 o'clock on Seventeenth
street. The officers expected their naa
10 submit without trouble, but sud-
denly the Italian jerkcd au automatic
from his pocket and is said To nav,
attempted To fire il at Bcrtucci The
detective beat The priaomer 10 n
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
CARY RESIGNS
Pressure OF Personal Hu>incs. tomn,I.
Local FOOD Administrator to Pass
once Tn to tssiAtunt

T. Archibald Cary. Eichmoud's food
.'l,'iIl.nis trator, yesterday announced his
cSlShat on- {" take effect next Mon
uiH; ana The succession to Office of q
iati,fson who has been acting MS
assistant To the administrator
PRESSURE OF personal AFFAIRS WAS
SNrh as the reason for Mr. curv's
resignation II. has held IN. Ht,ic.
inc inc Sh"rtl! after the United States
"rciared war on Germany. devo,inS ~.
n t,o i,mr 10 the supervision OF food
"n"iS III Richmond. The recent 1a,i IA
o. Mr.. Hary's son. Licutcnan, r;ro"cn
&C., &C. ,nhr!, who Was klled a., EeiIy
rleid Texas. had much to do win ,,,n
i"oa naministrator giving up his WORK
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
HOME FOR COLORED WOMEN
Property at oO2 West Ola, rurc,,,,
and VIII he Equipped NJ social
welfare Center

EstdbNshmcnt OF a home for negro
women and girls at JU2 Wcgt d.,
2trect was announced YESTERDAY ~.
nome 10 be utilized in caring Tor rni.
ered women in Richmond and 81
ciai "eltare center Equipment for tn.
nome VIII be installed immediately
and All housekeepers who employ rirIs
from inc country arc being reUuos,od
70 send them TO the institution for roc.
natlohai or resident purpose Tb.
Bureau OF Vacations for Wn,nc,
housewives League and other organ.
Zstons nave given Tho home their H.
noTscmeni Tie home is under 10
Ssttohal Protective League for Negro
tSirls. Inc. and the Richmond 49,
borbood Association
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
NO MORE PACKAGES
W." ross tnnnot Receive Chri>tm,.
"H'"'H Tor Shipment oversee.
Nfrr TO-Duy

>'.ti '"-idN no more Christmas
!',. hhses Tor soldiers overseas Viii Lr
I,irc.",5c,"" lon n1ilinG 10y the Red Cross
1898, 10y nat II would he Impossible 10
insure prompt shipment after ;o.d,I
ia,o aalc set by the government as The
be SEMI liz" no!iday packages could
.,hrn 2.5l' packages for tiGhte 1rs
=, ~" more surgical! dressings arc hci,.
in ac.oId. ,"c iUG ;, Red ross chapter.
,!on,l; although q busy wintnr Is
,"ii,SInpiatcd tn preparing cIoihir,. t, -
pSop'eS OF devastated co,,mtrics Gyo crI
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
ClERGYMEN TO AID
VIII Prenrh Special Sernions To-Mor-
r"" To Give Food Conservation
Week Good start.

Richmond ministers will ask their
CONVERSATIONS TO aid in making food
conservation week. starting, next Mon
ga Il success, IN accordance with the
request OF the food administration Of
neia!S nave urged that the project he
discussed from the puipits Of the city
next sunday as one means of carry
!hE out the aims Of the movement
"chp"l children viii be given infor-
h,:' ,ol, on iood conservation by means
or lectures and literature every day
curing the campaign. while addresses
dealing with the subject will he deIiy-
ricn az pract ical!y all public gather
iHSS during the week
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
BENEFACTOR ROBBED
Ciriiinn Who Befriendcd Soldier. Al
ieEes lie Wns Robbed Of Watch
ny DcneficiRry.

Than ksgiving Day held little pleas
ure for X Thurman. civilian employee
to the polio. yesterday tina, a soIdir,
he had bciriemded 10y sharing his ho,c!
room Wednesday night. had dsappcar-
gu WIN a e"ld watch and So. Accord
ing 10 thurman. n. met the soldier on
the street and learned that he could
hnd no place 10 sleep. Thurman hnd
engaged room ana offered To share
this with the soldier. His offer 80
accented, but when he awokc IN. 80
der had disappeared along win tn.
watch and none ' NC
Thurman spent most OF THANKSGIVING
frfended. ''' NC
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
SENTENCED TO PRISON
COlorcd Woman Convicted Of Turning
store by Orange County

SARAH Clay, color.d. was scntcncod
"Wednesday by the Circuit Court for
Grange County 10 TWO years ia the
on March 30. 1918 Iinr father. Henry
clay who was charged with tho same
crime, Was acquitted by the Jury.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
HANK IMPROVES
h,,,,n, Nff"rnc.- Gcm~rnI. rh,urh,
wounded. NV IN, Some
nance for Itccn,.r,

iiank Jry Assistan, Attorney
,,emtr"i OF virginia. who Was rim
,".Ia "y an antomobilc ono week ago
I'm nue. IN serious condition nj VIZ.
E''la hospital. although h." liz siivhi
~ Improving daily. 20 '''7
,o,. H.. n"h, ~ beginning To be felt
persons YESTERDAY
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
START LABOR BUREAUS
TO AID RETURNING MEN
Federal Officials Enlist Aid o. Local
Agencies to Find Employment
for Honing Warriors.
COMMUNITY RESPONSIBILITY
Soldiers Will Seek Positions at
Home, Departure Believes, and
for This Reason 1t Asks That Civic
Organizations Aid in Program.

Establishment Of a bureau under the
Federal Department OF Labor in every
aiding returning soldiers to secure 4
profitable place in civil lif" is the EiSt
of II scheme telcsrrphcd yesterday to
colonel &. II. Kelley. executive sccre-
tary of the Virginia Council OF De-
Tense. For months this problem has
engaged the attention of government
officials and agencies The unihcation
Of their efforts has just been an
uounced: and the skill IF councils OF
boards farm agents and other inter
rStcd organizations Viii he directed
towards making the scheme Il success.
Adjutant -Gcncral Harris. |. =. ~.
has directed that only representatives
Of the United States Employment Ser
and he has authorized tina; agency 10
have a rcpr.scntaiivc in each camp,
large part i'll the execution Of this
plan.
COLONEL Kelley, received telegram
hor cpiiomzing the procedure ana
quoting the following wire from Ma
than ~ Smyth. assistant director gen
Federal director OF labor in eacn
state:
Cur plans Of operations In connec-
ton with placing a representative of
the Labor Department in every camp.
under order OF the adjutant- general.
dated November -. provides for the
r"au Tor returning soldiers in every
city and large town.
COMMUNITY RESPONSIBLE
FOR MEMS EMPLOYMENT
Soldiers being discharged at camp
and sent home Will mostly seek I'm
ploymcnt a; home rather than from
camps The task of finding them &C
equations thus becomes q community
responsibility. The function Of the
employment service is TO concentrate
cooperative local efforts and all IN
formation as to positions at centraI
points; to furnish means Of commune
cation as 10 labor supply and needs
soldiers in camps where and how TO
proceed on reaching home.
start at once organizing such hui
r"auS throughout your state. uSin"
local offices Of community labor boards
and public service reserve agents and
cations in places whore this service has
no representative. The cooperation OF
Mayors, local councils Of defense. la
Dor unions. chambers OF commerce.
draft board members. county farm
agents and other organizations inter-
estcd should he sought evcrywhcrc.
and every announcement given their
efforts. eivin. them representation IN
offices II wanted ana share in local
management. this service furnishing
central Clcarin. house and uniform
system
Make every effort to get men back
10 the farms. Extremely rapid dcmoh-
il!Zatiou OF the army on II unit basis
With industrial changes pending and
during winter months presents to the
country the problem of reimbursement
in its most difficult form and renders
Imperative immediate and most cner-
Gctic action ana cooperation OF best
organizing ability in every community"
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30
MORE TROUBLE FOR SWEET
icnrico Officers Want son Of ProhI-
milton Agent for SpeedinE-AI-
reMMN nMcr l.IumOr GLurre.

Hairy l.. Sweet Jr.. son OF rrohi-
bltion Inspector Sweet. who was re-
Gently arrested on "a charge Of havin.
luuor IN has possession. will Ice com
PEELED 10 face another charge, this tim..
tor speeding. The youth was arrested
Monday morning by the police here on
request 81 II-niico County authorities.
merry chase OVER a route GOVERN"
twenty miles and leading into Hanover
county sunday AFTERNOON. IT is al
:Sed mat sweet was asked 10 stop
MS car. nut sped away and was chased
by motorcycle officers unit! the gaso-
line supply Of th"ir machines was cx-
hausted.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1918-11-30

TO my or Sell. Exchange or Trade.
Times Dislatch Want Ads are the sales
men cfhcI"nt. To insert an ad or for
lnfOrmAtiOm. call Randolph
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-23
BIBLIOTECILE POPULARE

Oamenii hrnici chibzua ge gin.
deasc 81 la rebune or din vto Romin de feul
zt multi 81 ac in America carl grj sa nfteze
penru dfete trebunte dupa
oarca lar in ate de unde pca la America onur
penu auorul orfanor rmas rzsuu penru
un bsec nfnarea banci
mpur de srmtore pentru multe ale Toa
trebunta ns trebunta multi 81
Mbloteca popuara in
Pentru rebue site c bani nceput in vior
poae ntretne astfel Institute imbunat sta
rea de lntunecme poporu
din Transvana fie din Romna pune chetu sar puea in
chira cumpara casa mai ncapatoare crt
de tot teul cetrea carora putea umneze
omul caru la dat nina mearga scol nalte
rale primare Ac profesoru preo autat
de a oamen mai desgheta la 81 la vorb putea tine
conernte saen in e Duminea 81 mpul iee
sar putea indep 81 cite fooa age tanu din ce 81 din
confernte!
Cite odaa calca egea din vona c find cunoaste
alta data fmbonaveste de boae mooare find site sd Sc
fereasc de ee de mute a la bette fap re penu
alta onpae mai buna gindul Cart une
cutare cutare yecn poara usmn into
deauna la cearta.
Cit de frumo lar sta profesouu preoului mlocu multi
mel adunaa mpruru o aposo al lunnei sd
dea povete de alta psa vorbeasca de ubrea
oaen sa de pde din viata ator nanate
expce despre agricultural pomicu vcultura hgena
lie spue ce datori 81 ce drepturi in tara or etc.
81 cit de umos lear mndr simt octor carl ar
aeamnt de cutua Ca din senn ar
disparea toae cerne ate ree de poae geea
satu lar pragu decatoe munctou att de de
Propetaul mose arndau sgurana mai inersa
att d multi ngraase in cut din roadee nestntei
neunirei.
Ce drept ua Romnor din America nj Sc cere sd erm
asta bani in nule iocn dar mpeda
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-23
| zIARE[E CERMANE Sc
TEN CA R0NAN|A VA
REINTRA IN REzbOL.
AMSTERDAM, 20 Sept.

AMSTERDAM, 20 Sept. = Gu
toata cenzura militara a germa-
nilor din Rominia, foarte usor
vedea din ziarele germane ca
situatia in Rominia devine din
ce in ce mai serioasa.
Cea mai buna dovada despre
nelinistea din acea tara preves-
tirea publicata de ziarul North
German Gazette care scrie: 90
agitare s'a pornit in districtel ne
ocupate din Rominia carei scop
ca sa induca poporul de a Sc
alaura din nou la aliati 81 a de-
clara razboi Puterilor Centrale.
,ySufletul acelei miscari Sc adj
mite ca este regina Maria. Rege-
le mai rezervat, insa 81 ell, va
ceda foarte bucuros presumed
pro-aliatilor. Guvernul Rominiei
are %. mare responsabilitate. moi
speram ca el va menaja ca sa IT,
ma Rominia in limitele tratatului
de pace de la Bucuresti, pe care
la acceptat dupa mfringerea Ro-
miniei."
Il Maresalul Mackensen care a
fost in conecdiu a fOst chemat
indafat la cartierul din Romfnia.
Gu toate ca pc frontul de vest
lipsa de oameni mare, nici H.
null nu poae fl luat din Rominia
81 dus in alta parte, din cauza
neliniStilor ce eresc mereu.