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The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

Dr.. 0. J. Heating, of this city, has
been appointed Director of the Pre-
paredness League of American Den
lists in Alaska, organized under the
auspices of the National Dental 'ASso-
citation. The notice came week or
ten days ago but in the mail yester-
day on the Alaska full particulars
and official notification of the appoint
ment was received from Arthur L..
Flood, of San Francisco, with the ap-
proval of the War Department, office
of the Surgeon General.
DR.. Heating will direct the affairs
of his office from Seward and will
make divisional and sectional appoint
ments of other dentists from here.
The main purpose of the Prepar-
edness League of American Dentists;
is to place the mouths of all drafted
men in the best possible condition so
that they may render the best pos
sible service in winning the horrible
war.
The Dental league works in con-
junction with the local draft boards
and reputable dentists will be ap-
pointed as dental examiner of each
draft board in the Territory. Mr..
Flood has left the plan for carrying
out the work in Alaska entirely with
DR.. Heating, as Mr.. Flood writes:
the plan which might be feasible for
the states would not be practical in
the territory"
The dental requirements for the
army are that each man must have at
least eight serviceable natural mas
ticating teeth, either biscuspids or
molars, four above and four below op-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
SAYS SPRUCE
EXPERTS ARE
WANTED NOW

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. - Former
governor West, of Oregon, told the
Senate military committee today that
the delay in getting spruce for aero
planes could be charged to the ignor-
ance of the spruce industry to officers
of the Signal Corps in Washington
and the general personnel of the Or
egon Advisory Board. "No one has
vet" said the former governor, come
to Oregon who understands the spruce
industry as regards its requirements
for aeroplanes."
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
DR., KEAT|NC GIVEN
WAR APPOINTMENT
FOR THE TERRITORY

posing, and six Serviceable natural in
ciSors or CANNES, three above and
three below opposing. These teeth
must be so opposed as to serve the
purpose of incision and mastification.
There must be one molar above and
one below on one side which occulde;
the remaining six opposing masticat-
ing teeth may be either biscuspids OF
molars.
Teeth restored by crown or fixed
bridge work, when such work is well
placed and thoroughly serviceable, are
to be considered as serviceable nat
ural teeth within the meaning of the
above paragraph.
A we'll fitting artificial denture,
plate or removal bridge, is allowed to
take the place Of missing teeth, pro-
viding the serviceable natural teeth
on one side of the mouth are sufficient
to meet one half the masticating,
(biscuspid or molar) requirements
fixed above as the minimum.
If dental work will restore the teeth
so as to meet the requirements out
lined in the preceding paragraphs,
the man should be accepted and sent
to his cantonment, where the denta!
work needed to bring him within the
requirements will be carried out. The
above four paragraphs are those gov
erning much of the work of the den
tai examiners.
AS usual with many of the branch
es of the war service Of the govern
ment, the dentists will serve without
pay as examiners in that way helping
do their bit for the war cause.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
ROLL OF DRUM
GIVES Time To
MILITARY UNIT

There was large number in at
tendance at the drill last night of the
Seward Military Unit and the boys
were put through the various foot
movements and manual of arms with
drum accompaniment of Virgil Rich.
Capt. Ryan announced additional
appointment as corporals, naming
Charles Martin and John Sullivan.
Other appointments of non-coms will
be made shortly.
Tomorrow afternoon at o'clock
there will be special meeting of the
commissioned officers.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
MAKE AIR RAID

LONDON, Feb. 2. An official
statement today says that British air
men have bombed the airdome south
of Ghent and the large ammunition
station east of Roulers also the rail-
way siding at Courtrai. Four Ger
man machines were downed during
the raid. The official statement fur
thar says that nine British machines
participating in the raid are missing.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
HEAVY TOLL is
TAKEN IN PARIS
BY AN AIR RAID

PARIS, Feb. 2. 49, Il was officially
announced today that 45 persons were
killed IN the enemy AR raid on tn:
city last Wednesday night Two hun
dred AMI seven were inquired. No eS-
innate is given as to the properti
damage which is conceded to havS
been large.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
WOMAN OF IL HAS
KNIT Is SWEATERS

ABERDEEN, Wn., Feb. 2. - Mrs.
S. F. Cummings, who was II years
old Sunday, has record at Red Cross
headquarters of having knit sixteen
sweaters, fourteen mufflers, seven
pairs of socks, twelve pairs of wrist
lets and two helmets since last Sep
tember. Mrs. Cummings is able to
walk only with the aid of crutches on
account of permanent injury to her
knee.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
ITALIANS MAKE
GOOD ADVANCE
UPON AUSTRIANS

ROME, Feb. 2. - The Austrians
made an attack this morning on the
Asigo plateau in attempt to drive the
Italians from their newly won posi-
tions on Monte Delbella. The official
report from the front says that the
Teutons were unable to reach the
Italian lines. By sudden counter at
tackS the Italians advanced their lines
as far as the head of The Telego Val
lev.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
May CHANGE
FOOTBALL RULE
IN CALIFORNIA

STANFORD, CAL, Feb. 2. - The
University Of Stanford's athletic
board of control has proposed to the
University of California that both the
American and Rugby football be play
ed between the two institutions. Rug
by will be played in the spring and
the American game in the fall. The
proposal will be discussed tonight at
a Joint meeting in San Francisco.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

WITH THE AMERICAN ARMY IN FRANCE, Feb
2-Alled prisoners taken by the Germans Hcluolns
Americans are compelled to 60 without food tour days.
they being kept in iron cages during that time and req
ed to remain standing not allowed to even sit down Tor
one minute During the four days the prisoners are con-
stantv subjected to all of nustces in hopes that
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
DISEASED FISH SOLD
TO SOLDIERS AT CAMP

CAMP LEWIS, Feb. 2. - Orders
were issued at this cantonment today,
establishing an army inspection Of all
fish sold for soldiers mess, following
discovery that diseased fish was being
supplied. The fish sold by private
contractors were found to contain pa
rasitic life, destructive to the health
of the men.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
WANTS DOGS USED IN ARMY

WKIGHISIUWN, N. J., FeD. z. =
Thousands of lives can be saved in
France by army dogs and homing pi-
geons, said Maj. Gen. Scott, comman-
der of Camp Dix, in starting cam
paign for both Of these battle front
auxiliaries. At present there is no
appropriation in the war budget for
the purchase of either dogs or pigeons
Maj. Gen. Scott added.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

they will give out information regarding army positions
This is the information that has into possession of
the American Army officers here from documents taken
from German prisoners captured during the past three
days The documents deals with the treatment to be ac
corded all prisoners and includes both men and officers
Each large army headquarters are supplied with small
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. - Regu-
lation and protection of Alaskan fish
cries is proposed in bill introduced
by Delegate Sulzer, of that territory.
1t would create the office of commits
sioner of fisheries for Alaska.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
49-ER is DEAD

NEW YORK, Feb. 2. - General
Horace w. Carpenter, one of the or
iginal forty-ninerS who was reported
to have amassed a twenty million
dollar fortune in the western gold
fields, died today at the age of g..
Mr.. Carpenter was a fcrmer mayor of
Oakland, Cal.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
HUN PAPERS CLAIM AMERICANS FOSTERING STRIKES

vailed among the Germans and their allies"
Several British papers commenting on this condition
state that if the plot true Germany and her allies
only getting what Germany attempted to do in the Unied
Safes of America The British newspapers state however
that the articles only show how the German government
is doing everything to distort her own troubles.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
LIGHTS CANDLE;
FUMES EXPLODE
zoo ARE DEAD

PETROGRAD, Feb. 2. - Two hun
dred persons perished in fire in an
alcohol factory at Move Archangelsk
late last night. A crowd of carous-
ers broke into the factory and became
trapped in a cellar. Some one light
ed a candle and the fumes exploded.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
FREIGHT TRAIN
RUNS AWAY AND
FIVE ARE DEAD

BELLINGHAM, Feb. ,. - Five
were killed late last night when Il
runaway Great Northern fre:ght tram
struck Il Northern Pacific passenger
train at Sedro Woolley, Charles r.
Patten, C. Seattle, President of tie
Atlas Lumber company, was among
those killed. Seventeen were Injured.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

American organization which started revos and strikes
not only in Germany but in Austria and Hungary The
PAPERS further claim that the strikes have not been put
down but are spreading All newspapers with the excep
ton of the Socialist publications. urge the Imperial govern
ment to use the military to "thwart this Ango-Amercan
attempt to disrupt the harmony which has previously pre-
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
GERMANY CALLS BACK SUBS

PARIS, Feb. ,. - Germany is re-
calling her submarines to their bases
preparatory to adopting a new plan
of campaign according to reports here
today. One suggestion was that the
older submarines were to be replaced
by new armored U-boat cruisers, arm
ed with large guns.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
PORTO RICO NOT TERRITORY

WASHINGTON, Feb. 2. - Pore
Rican DEGREES holding that island to
be an organized incorporated terri
tory of the United States with the
federal constitution in full force there
were reversed by the supreme court.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

iron cages and prisoners kept in them for 96 hours
without food water and their suffering said to be in
tense At all hours of the day and night guards try to
make the prisoners divulge military secrets The docu
ments end with the caution hat after this treatment and
you receive information, you permitted to go any
length to secure what you believe will help in
work."
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02

LONDON, Feb q Interest was added to the strike
situation in Germany by the publication IN German news
papers, especially in Berlin, of the outline of plan aeg
ed to be an Ango-Amercan plot to spread dssenson IN
the countries of the Central Powers The Berlin news
papers claim that two hundred and fifty million marks
were raised in Washington D. Co. for use of the Anglo
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
BRITAIN is SPENDING
S36,156,770 PER DAY

LONDON, Feb. 2. - Britain's av-
erage daily war expenses at present
are 7,157,OOO pounds (about $685.
77O), Chancellor of the Exchequer
Bonar Law told the house of COM
mons today.
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post. (Seward, Alaska) 1918-1920, 1918-02-02
WORKMEN AT
MUNICH CALL
3-DAY STRIKE

LONDON, Feb. 2. = A three day
strike has been declared at Munich
according to a dispatch received this
forenoon from Amsterdam. The strike
is demand for peace from the work
men.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02
Hindenburg zice Cd 9 linistit.

4 eS~~~N~~~A~ -. & AA~S ~ AAAsATSAS'
Londra. Mcmbrii parti-
dulni Fathcrland din Reichcm-
berg, Bocmia, au TRIMS lui Hin
denbnrg telegrama in care il
'intrcba si-i GER sa lc raspunda
cum Sc atla, pentru a pune capat
svonurilor carl s'au raspindit in
tara ca el ar ii mort. Acesta a
rsspuns urmatoarcle ,.En ma a.
flu perfect 81 priyesc Gu liniste in
viitor." !.
o sxploSie nlisterioas4. Gle.
veland, Ohio. O puternica ex-
plozie, care sc crede ca ar ii fost
cauzata de bomba, q darimat cla-
direa Gu doua etaje din 2067 r.
125-th Street. Pe . julnatate de
mila distanta ! An part toate fe-
restre.e de la cAae. iii cladire To-
cniau membrii u sapte familiis
cari dormind iii acel tinap, au
fost arnncati de explozie din pa
turtle lor 81 ranif gray. Ee ere-
de ca bomba ar Il fost pls6 III
III y bAexnie din etajnl pFiss li q Po-
litia wi urmeask l(Isile b
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02
MaruntiSuri.

Preotii-ziariSti vazind ca M le
merge gheSeftul, au inceput pro
paganda 81 a umbla Gu actiuni,
precun sd zice ca umblau apos-
tolii vestind, l4asati ziaristica 81
laudati jcrucea, facet Utrenia
81 daca cantorul vine, prindeti
cartea si-o deschideti, va rugati
pentru eel ce muncese, care pc
vol va plateste.
Tn lucru lie trudim 81 moi de
multi ca sal putem fntelege 81 to-
ttsi null puteln. II publican aci,
poate vor ii altii mai isteti Ca
noi., De ce 81 cum sd face ca 0
femeie poate sd fic cea mai per-
fecta pistca 81 pentru aceea to-
tusi 81 3teme de un soarcce?
In decursul acestui raZboi =
lpoyata pentru socialist 81 alte
bidiganii - trcbue sa-ti til gura
inchisa 81 sd teschizi portofelul.
Barbati casatoriti! All obser-
vat si vol vre-odata 81 v'ati dat
scama de ce fcmeile nici odata 1lu
illcep cearta in jurul caminului
conjugal in zi,m de pedie9
Nici boala nu este Alta de H.
picioasa ca birfeala 81 poyeStile
bdbcSti.
Tn ON cuminte este acela care
site tot &C spune, &lar MI spunc
tot &C site.
Apropo! &c s'a ales de ..Cuma-
tra'' de la Detroit. La pcrit gi-
nerele? Saptaminilc trecute era
prin Cleveland, candidat la noul
,,zilnic'
Correspondence nostru de la
Warren, Ohio lie scric ca domnul
amirtit de moi la maruntisul'i pen
tru ca umbla Gu actilni, este foar-
te suparat. &c sal faG cind n al
Gel face. Doara toata pasarea
Gu gnra eli Isl tfadcaza 81 nccin-
steste cuibul.
All mai vazut ori auzit dc o
lnfamic mai mare ca accea ca
un ungurean sd redacteze o fitui-
ca romineasca? Beat it!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02
ConferinteIe d-Iui
vaSiIe StoiCa,
aCONTINUARE DE Pr PAGINA II


:rederc in America, care mare
nterese de cuceriri in acest raz-
boi. La dispozitia aliatilor ne
puncm toate puterile noastre.
Vrem sa ne merriam 81 prin jert-
te libcrtatea. Si de aceea vom
avea; 81 in sud-estul Europci
vom introna epoca de pace 81 Ii
acrtate spre binele nostru 81 al
omenirei. 81 he vom aduce tot
deailna eur recunostinta aminte
De ajutorul cc ne va fl dat Anne
RIGA in accasta lupta noastra.
Att conferinta. 40 de minute.
La sfirsit 0 nebunie intreaga.
Strigate, ,,cheer" -uri, 'batiste, pa
larii in aer, vre-o 10 minute.
L,llnea Cinema pc d-nul ". Stoi-
ca, presedintclc Ligei Rationale
Romine din America de 3 ori ina
poi, sculindu-se in picoarc. Apoi
felicitari, shake hand "-uri. In
special generalii Gorgas, Noble
etc. etc.
"A llrmat senatornl Borah, ia-
udind pc domnul n. Stoica, pre-
,edintele Ligei Rationale Romine
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02

Mr.. John Bowman, propl'ie-'
tarlll hotelului Baltimore din,
New York, zice ca G bine ca che
sta prohibited bauturilor sd SCI
stlbmita unui referendum in ca
re sa voteze tot poporul Ameri-+
can
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02
INF0RMATIuNI

Arestata ca spioanA. = Lon.
dra. - Sc aSteapta cu mare inte.
res judecarca d-nei Martha Will.
helmina Earle, care a fost ares.
tata aici sub acuzarca de spio.
maj. Dina in chcstic fost prin.
sd ca scrisesc baronesei p. Won
Bothmar din Dresda 0 scrisoare
in cod secret 81 ell ccrneala invi.
zibila. Primul interogator is a
facut intro camera inclisa. 81
publicul englcz e nerabdator sd
afle fntrcaga istoric.
Sralatorii in tabere. = Wa
shilrgton. = De la dcpartamcn-
tul dc razboi s'a anuntatfca Sc
vors lua masuri pcntru instalarca
de maSini dc spalat rufc la toatc
taberilc militare din America
Costul fiecarei masini impreun;i
cu, cladirea 81 cele necesarc va
ii de 10000 dolari. Statul a 81
autOrizat suma dc 5,754,OOO dc
dOlari pcntrll accst tscop. Lucra
ri'e vor fl facutc dc divizia dc
constructii.
Fabricarea zaharului in Alge-
ria. - Washington. Algeria
consuna annual cam 10000
tone de zahar. Intrcaga cantita,
tc este importata din altc parti
Lipsa zaharului de cind cn raz.
boiul facu ca autoritatilc dc
acolo sa ia masuri pentru cult
varea sfcclelor de zahar 81 inf.
intarea de rafinarii.
scaderea importului de lucruri
do arta. New York. Con
form rapoartclor date de ballca
nationala din loc, valoarca lu-
crurilor de arta importate in q,
nnl 1918 este de 100000 dc
dolari. In 1917 inlportnI acestor
lncrnri de pret q fost de 23,O0O,
500, 81 iii 1914 de 35,OO0,OOO.
Vikita Kaiserului Il Ferdinand
Al Bulgariei. Copcnhaga.
% telegrama oficiala trimisa din
Berlin anunta ca imparatul Will
liam y plecat Ia Bad Nauheim
sd faca . yizita regelni Ferdi-
nand a. Bulgariei. Reggie Sc d.
fla aci iii cautarea sanatatii.
MlstodA Do despoiars = GernaA.
Nit Ziarnl semi.oficial North
German Gazette serie c8 princi.
pile aeternute de Germ4nia II
Snplimentele sdangste a trsts:
tnl yls n Brsst- .iitossak NH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02
MULTI NU Stu CA:

||v|UL II NJ STU CA:'
In timpul de fata aliatii i'm
preuna imprumuta de Ia Statele
Unite cam cite 100000 de do
lari pc ri.
Tn membru al Societatii
.Binelc Puscariasilor' din New
York Il suggerat ideia ca ar Fl
bine sd Sc puma 100000 de ares
tanti la lucru in fabricilc de mu-.
nitiuni. Acestia vor ii dintre
acei carl nu produc mimic in In
chisorile unde sc afla detinuti.
Nllmarul barbatilor din Sta.
!, tele Unite, volnici de seryiciul
militar, dc la 80 Ia As de ami. cs-
te dc 1O.6S3.2 $40; intrc q si 3O,.
inca ncchcmati, sunt 6,5O3, ,569, lar
intre 19 81 20 de ami stunt g.,
0S7, ,O63.
Mr. John Bowman, propl'ie-
tarul lfotelului Baltimore din,
New York, zicc ca G blue ca che
sta prohibited bauturilor sd SCI
snbmita unui referendum in ca
re sd voteze tot poporul Ameri-+
can
Tn ON care acum zecc ami
a incercat in zadar sa-si schim-
be, farma pc o caruta Gu cal, a.,
cum scoate din ca Raz carc-i "a
ducc un VENT lunar de 100000
de dolari.
RepreZentantul Kahn din
California a zis intr'un discurs !:
moi inca II am inceput sd facem
sacrificii in Statele Unite. Inca
| nu cunoastem ciupiturilc foamei.
Sper si'ma rog la eel dc s,is ca
sa nu le cunoaStem nici odata,
insa am fl mai bine pregatiti pen
tru evenimente neaSteptate daca
am incepe de pc acum sa ne in
frinam putin pofta. q
ColOnelul Roosevelt Xicea
lntr una din zilele acestea: Ca
natinne ori ca individual, nu he
sta bine sd stirnimf o cearta. moi
trebue sa evitam lupta Alta timp
cit este onorabil so evitam, insa
cind vine timpul sd intram. trc-
bue sd intram Gu hotarirc. Mutt
lovi inamicul meet. Izbeste-l Gu
toaM puterea. Da-i lovitura ca
sal adormi numai decit."
~ .Ps 9 placarda,. ptisa ne Sull
pod din Finlanda, tinde Gernia-
nil aruncasera 30 de ofiteri in a.
pa Gu virfurile baionetelor. scria
nrmatoarele: ,.Scoala de innot
pentru ofiteri. !"
l
In anul 1917 asigurarilc pc
viata din America all fost in
suma de 60,0OO,OOO,OO de do
lari
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CAIfNDARN NATIONAL Al 1IARUlUl ..ANfRICAs.

1ncancstiinfd tob sprntor nOstrs cd IN prvnl0
lenda luat cele snase mdur pentyK acest caen
dar sd ntreac tot prod pind IN america Cdlendar
nostr1 rece pese 200 pogn n e c aa pc gG pora
coendaristcd bine ngd sntodeaumd material erGr
Ge Fe bacatd erord II provdsud ioograo scrto
fac cMnostnd Otografa celM lea Re ngd
varae bogae Ueder din acest rsbo foograe
eoor mari 81 generalor Vesti lar ngd toae ocseo
ntercanta gaere frumoas0r noastre dame dOni
SCARE din America Catar dupd fotOgofie te,
costa $500 de coloond 81 $1,000 pentr Cind tnte
foograo adtura 81 check de 0on Pret nu calendar
de 20 cent? Socsetd carl commando e calendare sprc
Vnsar capdd reducere de 80 Ia sd Att cnnpdrdor
ocetdte sd bme voiascd face toote cOnese de tipur
penM rdnnd tdrd acedstd p0dOab6 IN cde dns0r
Cacndorl tpdr IN nundr ndrgnit de erenplore
Caendarele comadate odad priim inddrd Bine
tecs in preful de 10 cent? este socot trGnp0r postal
COmondaf de tmpurA TrimitcIi boni odad con,ondo
Erpedarea sd face IN ordnea s'aa print
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1918-09-02

s'au semnat Marti Ia Berlin, nu
va cauza sau sprijini despartirea
teritorului rrlsesc de maj fnainte.
independents provinciilor balti-
&c este asigurata, zice gazeta.
Ea mai adauga ca Russia s'a in
volt sd plateasca Germaniei sase
miliarde de marci pcntru picrde-
rile germane datorite legislatiei
revoluNonare de confiscarc q
R,lsici. Din aceasta suma, Ucra-
MIA 81 FinlA1da vor plati impre-
| una un miliard de marci. Dcasc-
menca Gcrlnania a maj obtinut
concesiuni in ruturile de la Bacu.
Numirea unui nou prim-lninis-
tru. LondlY Ziarul Daily
Mail scrie ca snlai multi ca proba
bill ca JoufkHccr q. Il. M. III
Ruijs de Bercnhrouck arc sd fieI
numit prim- -ministrul Olandei. Sc
zice ca dillsul simpatizeaza GU
lputerilc antantc,
/. Colectie de vier1ni de m&tase.
= Washington. Cea mai ccrn-
plecta .colectie dc saminta de
gindaci dc mat,sse 10 de ya-
rietati din toatc districtelc de.
productie din China a fost
facuta de univfrsitatea din Nam
king, care 4rganizat lln ours
scurt pentru 5tldiarea cresterei'
acestor gindac Dintre cei sap
tezeci 81 dol dFhtudenti earl ur-.
meaza la acest essrs, mai multi ca
jumatatc suntf3nalti functionari
de stat 81 professors dc scoale.
Greva gardibttlor Englezi. -
Londra. CoRforan celor scri-
Sc in ziarelc al,asntc dupa amiazi.
intreaga polite metropolitana
din Loltlra aEinut . intrunire,
la care hotar7fsA declare grevS
generala. NenAaltumirea politis-
tllor este ca anM lefurlle prea
mlcl 81 Ger sa f-se MAJ mareasca.
Accident. cleveland Ohio.
- Locuitorull Lester Hier. sa-
rind dintr ,,n ltramyai inainte de
Oprire cam tsFk kf,crnai no radia.
s'a intimplat stra.la Ontario
colt Gu HURON, koad A fost ra.
nit att de prA ineit doctorii de
la spital credI "a VA lnuri in Gu.
rind.
sse
schimbar; M ,,ianda oerma
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variei a priinit un concediu care
mn Sc site cin!E Va lna sfirsit Sc
zice ca intercsul dinastiei Baya.
rcze cere ca brintul de coroana
sa nu fic lasat Ia scfia arnatci
accasta mai niult din cauza ca
situatia de la front a devenit Sc
rioasa.
Inima gasita intr 'un borcan.
= Youngstown Ohio. - 1ntr 'un
tufts de linga strada South Pear
s'a gasit un borcarr de sticla in
care era 0 inina omeneasca. Ca.
pestc 0 nina tsiiata. Politia face
ccrcetari riroroase crezinM c;l
din accasta s'aIr sputca descopcri