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New-York tribune., 1919-05-19

terests will be held supreme by the
people of the United States. He said
that the evils still existent in this
country cannot be cured by revolution,
and that the American system of gov
ernment offers ample opportunity for
the cure of all political and social ills
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-27
LOCAL NEWS

Coleman Rogers of Maryland was
a visitor here Thursday.
C. N. Shaw of Bellows Falls visit
ed his daughter, Mrs. H. B. Hazline
Tuesday.
Mrs. F. O. Duval of West Barnet
and Mrs. w. ]. Champman of Con-
cord were in town Thursday.
Leo Eastman is reported more COM
Portable today at his home in Center
vale.
The union missionary meeting of
the North and South churches will
meet at the North church Friday af-
ternoon at three o'clock. Subject,
Third Chapter The Path of Labor.
Leaders, Miss Martha Hall and Mrs.
Mabel Carpenter.
George A. Wilson was given a
risepartyaby his friends and
neighbors Wednesday night at his
home on fremont street, in honor of
his birthday. They were entertained
by selections on the victrola, 500 was
played. Refreshments of cake and
coffee were served and a general good
time enjoyed by all.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-27
MAUDE.
Washington Warns us That
Foreign Influence is
Baneful

Against the insidious wiles of for
eign influence conjure you to be-
lieve me, fellow citizens, the jealousy
of free people ought to be con-
stantly awake, since history and ex-
perience prove that foreign influence
is one of the most baneful foes of
republican government. But that
jealousy to be useful must be impair
tial, less it becomes the instrument
of the very influence to be avoided,
instead of defence against it. Ex-
cessive partiality for one foreign ma
ton and excessive dislike of another
cause those whom they actuate to see
danger only on the one side, and
serve to veil and even second the arts
of influence on the other. Real pa
triots, who may resist the intrigues
of the favorite, are liable to become
suspected and odious; while it's tools
and dupes usurp the applause and
confidence of the people, to surrender
their interests.
The great rule of conduct for us,
in regard to foreign nations, is, in ex-
tending our commercial relations, to
have with them as little political con-
nection as possible. So far as we
have already formed engagements,
let them be fulfilled with perfect good
faith. Here let us stop.-From
Washington's Farewell Address.
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LETTER FROM FRANCE
Miss Maude Marshall Writes a Very
Interesting Account of Her
Trip
Savenay, France, A. P. O. 939
February 9Th, 1919

feDrudfy 9th, 1919
Dear Family:
l wrote you letter the first of
the week to tell you that I was ex-
pecting to go to France-and here
| am. Mrs. Lippman and I left Lon
don last Tuesday, but I guess I have
already told you that, for I remem-
Der now that I wrote you from Paris.
We stayed in Paris two days and
night, and managed to see quite
little. The first day we went out to
Versailles, where there is a very
wonderful palace built by Louis XIV
and few others, guess. The gar
dens around the palace are perfectly
beautiful even at this time Of the
year, and in the summer it must be
like fairyland. We had French
guide, who spoke English, however,
though with a fascinating accent. He
knew all about the place-said he
was a guide there for thirteen years
before the war, but that he had been
started in again on his job Of "guid-
ing" The second day we took the
Cooks tour all around Paris in
carryall drawn by horses, and really
it's an awfully good way to see lot
in a short time The trouble with GO
ing around to see these places is that
all the time you realize how little
you really know about history, and
you have to know quite lot of it
to really appreciate things.
We left Paris Thursday night, sat
up all night, there being no sleeper,
and got down here in the cold gray
dawn. At Nantes we had breakfast,
too-corned beef hash, fried eggs
coffee, bread and jam. That was a
rather hard night, and when we got
to Savenay we were all in. It being
so early in the morning, the offices
weren't open and there was no one
to report to, SO we hung around for
a couple of hours. By that time we
were most dead, and when they es-
corted US to our living quarters, one
look almost finished us. We had an
idea that, the war being over, we
would be situated very comfortably,
and so it was a bit of a shock to
find that we were to live in hut
with about 40 nurses. The hut is
heated by two stoves, one at each
end. There is no water, so we have
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to carry it from outside and heat it
on the stoves. At first it looked pref
ty bad, but after we got a little
used to it, and particularly after we
had had a nap, we both felt better
about it. This is such a big place
that we felt little lost in it at first,
but I'm sure it will be all right, and
anyway it probably isn't for very
long. One thing, we do have good
mess, and that helps lot.
: I'll try to write you again soon.
My address is as above, A. P. o. 939,
Savenay, France. Much love to you
all.
MAIIDE
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-27
Evening Caledonian
Established 1887
THURSDAY, FEBRUARY n, 1919
LOCALNEWS

E. S. Rash of the Smith store was
a recent visitor in Barton.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-27
&c The Greater Glory"

that young chap in a world all pink
and gold with happiness. And you'll
have a nice home and all your trou-
bles will be forgotten"
The old man cheered the girl and
she dried her tears and went on with
her string of locals. But as he bent
over his stick saw him sadly shak
ing his world-wise old head-like
Mrs. Mathers.
In Chapter vi tomorrow enters the
only Real Hero. Be sure to secure
copy.
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MASONIC NOTICES

Passumpsic Lodge. No. H. y. & A.
M.
Called Communication, Thursday
evening, Feb. 81, at 7.3O. Work F. C.
degree. A good attendance desired.
Visitors welcome.
Regular Communication, Thursday
evening, March Is, at 7.3O, for des-
patch Of business.
Orville N. Pinney, w. II.
Fred a. Dolloff, Secretary
Haswell Royal Arch Chapter No. II
Called Convocation, Friday evening,
Feb. %. Work M. E. degree.
Stated Convocation Friday even
ing, March IA, at 7.30 o. m.
Birney L. Hall, e. b. P.
F. G. Moore, Secretary
Palestine Commandery, No. S, K. T.
Stated Conclave, Tuesday evening,
March 18th, at 7.3O p. m. All Sir
Knights having part in the work of
the Order of the Temple are request
ed to meet for rehearsal on Tuesday
evening, Mar. A, at 7.30 p. m.
2. s. Waterman, Com.
A. NJ. Lang, Recorder.
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Well Called DEVILS Belt.

Long Island sound, in New York, was
known before the revolution, and per-
haps later, as the Devils Belt. as may
be seen on Sauthier's map of New
York in the Revolution. 1t had He'll
gate at one end and the nearly as tn.
multuous Race at the other.
The evening Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1918-1920, 1919-02-27
KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs

Apollo Lodge, No. 2. Regular
meeting, Tuesday evening, Mar. 4, at
7.30.
Fl. w. Clark, C. C.
81. E. Anderson, K. r. & s.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-20
PINE BLUFF NEGRO
 ENJOYS LIFE IN
 ARMY VERY MUCH
Declares French Have "De-
 livery Stables" And
 Everything.

Lewis Walker, colored man of pine Bluff who is now serving with the 9l9 labor battalion, A. E. F., is not one of the fellows who kicks at everyone eve and everything. Lewis
 hkes army life fine," and is having a great time in France, according to a a, letter just received from him by
 ms former employer, Myer Berlin. ..,!As newls letter is refreshing, and not
 "l'hout humor Here it is:
 m, "A. E. F., A. P. o. March 2l. MT. Myer Berlin:
 l;, MY dear friend: I received your a'nd a1 letter. It found me we'll, and aiso glad to hear from home.
 h. Listen, MT. Berlin, you tell little Lave Lave Berlin this is a fine country pver ps near Il has just now begun to nave nave some fun. l has been on the 1assest train in France. They call it
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-20

the Paris Special Also fine wealth CT. I has seen most every fine build ing over hear-fine opera houses.
 "Give my brother my best re- gards. Plenty beer and wine, but l don't drink very much.
 'T also seen inside of a church house been built one hundred and fifty years before the comeing of Christ. That is up on a mountain The biggest Y. M. c A. in the world it is also up there. They also has delivery stables, carriages, fine stock. Some fine place.
 "1 want to come home, but can't not tell just when I will get there. I want to see you once more in life before I die.
 "From Newport News via to France, just only $500 miles cross the Atlantic ocean.
 "I don't let anything worrie me at all because I has made good with the lieut.. and also the Captain. Some days I drill and after that l can walk around in the town an see great things. "Mr. Berlin, I wish you would ask my sister when she got any money from me. I can't not hear from them at all.
 "Is you still keeping stock for sale. We has got horse that looks just like Carter and he don't allow no one to fool with him but me.
 "The war is over. Everything all right. Me and the Captain we are going for a ride. I like soldier life fine. All I get don't cost me anything. "Tell all of the family howdy for me. will be home some day. MT: Berlin, old Windy has seen some of the wourld..
 Goodnight, from
 "Lewis Walker. "Just as soon as can get my pie ture out you look for one.
 Co. A, 319 Lab. Bn. A. P. O. 921 Answer soon."
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-20
BID ON AUTO TAGS

Oklahoma City. Okla, April 19.- The state of Oklahoma will be among the bidders for the contract to .manu- facture 100000 automobile license tags for the state of Texas. The specifications for the tags have ar rived at the office of the board of af- fairs and the bid is being prepared: The machinery for the manufacture of automobile tags was installed at the penitentiary several years ago and has been the source oof the Oklaho- ma tags for the last two years. The manufacture of automobile tags has proved the most successful business enterprise established by the state.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-20
HUMPHREY ASKS RELEASE

Oklahoma City, Okla, April 19.-- Declaring in letter received by Governor Robertson today, that in his opinion. "the greatest service one can render his country at this time is to combat unresservedly this in- sane agitation for government owner ship and control over all public utili- ties," w. D. Humphrey of Nowata, chairman of the Oklahoma corpora tion commission, asked to be relieved of the duties of his office. Governor Robertson would give no intimation as to whether he will accept Humph- reys resignation immediately or ask him to remain indefinitely.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-20
RESUME SCHOLARSHIP

Lawrence, Kas., April 19.-The University of Kansas has been noti- fled that the Rhodes scholarship will be resumed next October and Kansas will be entitled to appoint two stu dents this year. This privilege is ex- tended to eighteen states. All other states may appoint one student, these already having made one appolnts
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1919-04-20

ment each. The scholarship privilege was suspended during the war.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
CALENDAR NOU.
DRAGI CETfTORI:


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,Caenaru National siarul Anea sa trecut tO M
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siaru AercG hOtdr spesele n0ae pers0n0le
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pr din tpuui inantat, cdc sd snanfeG
cetitorlor nostri rdp de Is s insd calendar
care altpl s'a va pomenit IN Aanerica.
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COMPUN 81 TIPIRESC CELE NAL FRUMOASE CALEN-
DARE cei tpd Gel frnos sd recu
asa de data oceasta de gind pdreacd nnu
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poG tot Grdbiti insrsa de doo aceasta Gri
de datG aceasta Coendaru nostr~ M ,r Psmd
tipdresc a u pdrim doud Triiteti Janii Dtrd
IN n.andat postal Ia odresa dlus: -,I
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(Telegrama speciala a ziarului
America"

PARIS, 81 Dec. - Indata du-
pa conferinta de pace, presedin-
tele Frantei, d-nul Poincare, pla-
nuieste 0 vizita in Statele Unite.
Presedintele Poincare a decla-
rat astazi aici ca intre barbatii
de stat al Frantei 81 fntre cei al
Statelor Unite sunt cele mai per.
fecte intelegeri GU privire la IT,
nuta ce o. vor lua la conferinta
de pace. Ambele state vor intra
in pertractari, in un acord per-
feet.
Pima acuma nu 81 site pozitiv
data vizitei presedintelui la a.
merica. Oar sd poate lua Gu sigu-
ranta ca, din cauza ca dinsul nu
poate parasi tara pima la sfirsi-
tul conferentei, dinsul nu va We
nj aici pima in Iunie ori Iulie
1919.
Strife despre atari deosebiri de
vederi fntre Franta 81 Statele L.
mite, spunea Poincare sunt
stiri fabricate in Germania. In
liniamente generate, moi suntem
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
GENERALuL D'ESPERAY
! IN CONSTANTlNOP0L.

CONSTANT1NOPOL, 80 Dec.
- GeneralM Franchet D'Espe-
rey, seful comandant al fortelor
aliatc din estnl apropiat, STA ia
cut intrareaa official in CONSTANT
nopol pumineca, venind de II
Salonic pc crucisetorul france
Patria.
Dinsul . f0st salhtat de repre-
zentantii aliatilor de aici 81 dc
statul major slarmatei 81 marinei
tnrcesti.
Pc. clnd trecea prin Dardanele.
Patria So oprit pc locul unde il
anul 1915 s's scufpndat vaporlll
de raxboi francez ci numele Bon
vet, 81 III bord M EsntEl loc cers'
aeaii nil lltsEs ssli fiosses
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PENTRU vIATA 81 LIBER'
TATEA LUI KAISER.

BERLIN, 30 Dec. - Aici s'a
infiintat ,,Liga pentru protejarea
libertatii personale 81 vietii lui
Kaiser Liga aceasta va publica
un APPEL catra fostii sfetnici al
lui Kaiser 81 catra diplomatic Gu
earl a avut de lucru, ca acestia
sa furnizeze toate documentele
de lipsa pentru ca sa Sc poata
constata CD Kaiser nu poate ii
inyinovatit pentru declararea r;iz
iEci,llui.
i'r..ncipele Henry de Prussia.
care a fost propus de presedinte
al Ligei, q recomandat pc Hin
denburg pentru acel loc de O.
nOare.
Pc cit Sc vede, insusi principle
nl indraxneste sa-si bage dege-
tnl in toe pentru nevinovatia a
Idevaratnlui uinovat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
Sc 1ntaresC |egaturi|e de prie-
tenie 1ntre Franta 81 America.
|PRESED. POINCARE VA VI
ZTTA CTATET TINTTE

de perfect acord, lar detailiile
inca vor fl limpezite, de 1ndata
ce dclegatii sc vor aseza la mese-
le lor de lucru. Bine inteles, o
sa lie ia mutt timp, pentru Cd
detailiile sunt foarte multe 81
toate trebuiesc dezbatute.
Gu privire la vizita presedinte-
lui Wilson in Franta, Poincare
S "a declarat foarte magulitor des-
pre- presedintele nostru. ,,Aici e.
ste alta de lucru, inert preSedin-
tele Wilson va fl nevoit sd stea
mai multi timp in Franta, decft
socotise la inceputul calatoriei'.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
POLONlI 0CUPA POSEN

y ~ 3 A
LONDRA, 81 Dec. Forteie
'pOiohe1e au ocupat u Fsunt iii 1e-
pin control asupra lorasului Po-
sen, Ell au executat sase ofiteri
germani, au desarmat pc ceialalti.
Disturbarile in Posen au ince-
put inca de saptamina trecuta
cind a ajuns acolo Ignace j. Pa
drawski, faimosul pianist, care sd
asteapta sd fie numit presedinte
al republicei poloneze. Gu alum
gsrea lui Padrewski, polOnezii au
inceput activitatile de anexa
Posen la republica polona.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
/ N s T II N T A R Z.

Rugam Gu insistenta pc onor.
Societati 81 cetitorii nostri 9 nu
mai trimite bani pentru Calen-
dare caci nu mai avem nici u
null.
Prin trimiterea banilor nj Sc
ingreuneaza lucrul Gu trimite-
rea banilor inapoi : 81 cite alte.
In speranta ca Yeti lua aceas-
ia la cunostinta, am ramas Gu
stima: Administratia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
REv0LTE[E CERmANE V0R II
SDROBITE, SpuNE EBERT.

liu ca sa faca ordine, sd tina sub
arme atiti soldati, citi crede gu
vernul necesar, sd spera ca ordi-
nea va fl stabilita in curind.
La intrunirea avuta, socialistii
independent an' incercat sd puma
mai multe intrebari consiliului
central, 1ntrebari ce tindeau ca 81;
loveasca in guvernul lui Ebert 81
sd slabeasca, pc cit posibil, influ-
enta acestuia asupra consiliului.
lnsa Gu toate incercarile lOr con-
siliui q dat pima putere guvernu-
lui lui Ebert ca sd ia masurile, ce
crede ell de cuviinta, ca sd stabi-
leasca ordinea in tara.
E stiut ca Ebert nu de mutt a
cerut ca toti Gel zee au arme aca-
sd orr la Ell sa le predee imediat.
Aceasta confiscare armelor a
indignat foarte multi pc radicali,
c. utoate ca nu S a facut mimic, pi-
na acum, in aceasta directie, to-
tusi .sa spera ca in curind va in
cope secvestrarea lor. Daca Ebert
va reusi ca sd stringa toate ar
mele ori 0 buna parte din ele,
ce sd alta in nina radicalilor, a.
ceasta ar Fl cea mai puternica
lovitura zee Sc poate da tulbura-
torilor ordinei publice.
Acum toate depanda de ener-
gia guvernului, ell are suportul
nelimitat al consiliufui centraL,
care este ales de soldhti 81 mum
htori; deci reprezinta1 1vointa O.
nerala a multimei. Daca guver-
nhl va lua masuri drastice, de
pilda ca aceia prin care a scos
pc RADICAL din castelele imperia
lie, atunci in curind in Germania
va fl constitute un guvern stabil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
Speranta militari.
stilor Germani.

GENEVA, 30 Dec. - Tn cores
+pondent scrie de la Berlin ca
printul Wilhelm, fiul Gel mai
mare al fostului print de coroa-
na German, a fost prins de Jun
keri 81 9 tinut ascuns undeva la
Postdam.
Sperantele 81 intrigile junkeri-
lor prusieni 1sunt indreptate catre
acest tinar print, care acum este
un copil de treisprezece ami. Ne
find in virsta, ell nu poate abdi-
ca legal 81 nici altcineva nu poate
renunta in locul lui la drepturile
ce lie are asupra tronului prusian.
De aceia, din punct de vedere
legal, acest copil, dupa abdicarea
tatalui 81 bunicului sau, este re-
gele Prusiei. Monarchistii prusi-
eni nadajduiesc sal scoata la ivea-
la in momentul oportun 81 sd a.
dune imprejurul lui pc toti spri-
jiDitorii monarchiei. Sc zice ca
principesa de coroana Cecilia, Ca
re inca mai la Postdam, a con-
simtit la abdicarea fiului sau.
Corespondentul din Germania
mai anunM de ascmenea ca in Gu
rind Bolsevismul 81 monarchis-
mul Sc va incopcea intro Mpta
mortala in Prussia 81 va da la 0
parte. sau va absoarbe, toate ce-
lelalte partide politice.
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Coana dupa dolari.

apa prinde peste i'll timpure tu
bur ee pot pecu doari Pima limp de
boi face banda de ncepind della
acea furniza munta matera razbo ace
urnzau hrana penu umu munctor Rboaiee absoarbe oa
dor ntmpine oae cerntele
pubce este mposbl de putea ndepn puncuaae toate
In tara eg pcuator 81
cut oarte bne guvernu uat masur drace o Pes
cuor acea de tmpur ubu tot att de dspreut houl
e pune teava ppt s punga
eel la foosse de mprejurr unnl eel alt iii ban
nedrpt ara al inertia lna in att de nataa culYraces
Statele Unite astfe de goane Pum
bucurie rzbo fara mtm greuaea
datoreste nmai cumntenei guvernul r
pecuaor ze
eare au facut de cara comtetu Senauu dcoperrle
cute de Hoover reeror la cece spueze zaar
Hoover ca ell este informal pov secuaori la Gale
publcul cpata zaar 10 81 II cent? poundul
este numa exempu cite ate unetr os puse cale
sa agnt guvernuu supraveghiau putu
sase victmee.
Gu ncheierea pacei mpezeste pen
popoaree pregatm pecam aici Bne nte
Gel mnte pima cind atmosfera mpe
sunt un pentru aculte nmeni ST.
dupa nodeauna mai ascuta eel sal
oara de cit eel ce da atr fara fara
epte
drumu spre Europa va ma la publcul
nostru perioda ubur tmp oarte anoa din multi
meni fara Deu 81 ara nima mboga
suntem sgur ca ntmpa De data guvu
ven auorul ceu pung pcntru proma gene
raa aeeaza inreaga populatie pare
egata aceasta tara mimic DE puc
mai ales de apara munciori Oar upa
untem normat dupa vede fac pregatir char
pregaesc traga cit Specuator n
vidua preznta De primejde grupar
indrumao opne pubice Acesta prn
prin elucate superoara, sun multi
la dspoze zarul. sa aca 81 Sc
aude Roul zarelor da popon sanatoase
cuca pubu zaul rebue sa e faca umneaza in nnere
cul de npatruns mc depoa
sunt att de destept sd fe sapini pc vointa
redactor or director polite la 81 acelasi up ii
agent interpreter interpreter
Mi din tara sug nenooc az treh ~ ~
yole f Sc poate gindu
iu ca cumpana multi balanaza pa oc nte
result personal ii umnatoru in tap ~
nterese personale una ndrsptsts
nuIa ln direetie ~ in dreca bqzunaruu s
Fie - Asryeasca pc IN stapip
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01

BERLIN, 30 Dec. - Herr>E-
bert, comisionarul poporului, pri-
mind pc correspondence de ziare,
dupa ce u avut o intrunire Gu
ceialalti comisionari 81 Gu consi-
liul central al soldatilor 81 munci-
torilor, spus ca dc All inainte
orr ce crima comisa contra pacei
81 bunei ordine, fara sc lua in
considerare de cine a fost comi-
sd, Va Fl pedepsit fara mila con-
form legilor.
,,COmisarii poporului au acum
intregul 81 nereservatul support al
membrilor ldin consiliul central,
carl au fost aleSi de catre soldati,
marinari, tarani 81 lnuncitori, a.
cestia isi vor indeplini datoria ne
infricati ca sd preserve legile 81
ordinea in intreaga Germanie 81
in special in Berlin.
moi urim varsarile de SINCE !,
"a spus Ebert, Isl dorim a face din
Germania adevarata republica.
Puscaturile asupra soldatilor, d.
supra emisarilor guvernamentali,
asupra poporului, 81 distrugerea
de proprietati publice, stunt crime
pc care republica social democra-
ta nu lie poate considera mai u
SCARE decit celelalte state, 81 lie
va trata dupa cum inertia.
,,Acum ne este posibil face a.
ceasta. Consiliul central ne-a dat
puterea de a tine sub arme atiti
s0ldati, citi credem moi necesari.
Nu voin tolera pc iiistigatori &c
prostesr 0 intreaga comunitate 81
centamineaza partile ce au mai
ramas din armata noastra".
Acum dupa ce Ebert are pc par.
tea sa consiliul central. 81 lisa
dat puterea de catre. acest consi-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
tNTELEGEREA DINTRE AN
0LIA 81 STATELE UNITE.

LONDRA, 81 Dec. ~ @ intele-
gere compleeta q avut loc intre
Marea Britanie 81 Statele Unite
ca un rezultat al visitei facuta
de c4tre presedintele Wilson, spn-
ne siarul Exchange T4legraph, eli
|tind III n1einbru din snita preses
"a autsritate. t,g
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
INcUNoSTIINTARE

Din cauza anului nou dupa Ca
lendarul nou numarul viitor al
ziarului nostru nu va apare. Cind
o aducem aceasta la cunostinta
iubitilor nostri cetitori, tinem sd
lie vestim Cd o noua correspondent
ia de Ia Paris ne aduce noui stiri
de tot interesante de acasa. Vom
publica-o in Gel mai apropiat nu-
mar al ziarului nostru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-01-01
PoLITIsT AREsTAT CA HOT.

DETROIT, 81 Dec. Politis-
tul Ray Meridian din Detroit,
Mich, a. fost arestat All sub a.
cuza de hottie.
Politistul fost prins in un 10.
cal de catre alti trei politisti in
fata carora a marturisit Cd el a
fortat intrarea in acel local Gu
gindul dc fura.
Meridian fost in serviciul po.
litici de patru ami dc zile.
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LONDRA, 81 Dec. Maresa-
lul de Gimp Won Hindenburg q te-
legrafiat leadarilor partidelor po-
litice germane Cd el favorizeaza
ca Berlinul I'd fie oeupat de ca
tire englezi acest rapport fost
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