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The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

who have been visiting her
daughter, Mrs. T.. v. Agler
and family, returned home Wednes-
day.
Misses Ethel and Aurel Davis
visited Sunday with Misses Edith and
Mabel Lent.
Miss Bernice Agler spent last
week in Mound City with home folks.
Mrs. Chas. Fields and son. Forest,
and mother. Mrs. Blakcly, returned
home Monday evening from a two
weeks visit with relatives in Nebraska.
Mrs. II. I. Floyd and children
spent Sunday with her sister, Mrs.
Winslow.
Mr.. andsMrs. A. o. Williams and
family and Mr.. and Mrs. Claude Will
liams and family, from Maryville,
left Tuesday in their cars for trip
through Nebraska and Colorado.
Mrs. Clyde Kuhn and little son
spent Friday with Mrs. Shannon Hard.
man.
Cole Hamm, from st. Joseph, and
Fred Hamm, from Camp Bowie, Fort
Worth, Texas. spent Thursday night
with MIR. and Mrs. Shan Hartman.
e. +. Gard. principal Of the St
Joseph Business College, spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Shan Hard
man, -
BASCoMB.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01
New Point.

DIR. A. W. Davis and son, Thomas,
from Kansas City, DR.. T. o. Davis
and wife, from Maitland, and Mr.. and
Mrs. Claude Bender and daughter,
Doris. took supper with Mr.. and Mrs.
r. f. Davis and family, Thursday
evening.
Mrs. +. T.. Davis and daughters,
Misses Ethel and Aurel. spent We'd
nesday with Dr. I. o. Davis and FAM
lily, Of Maitland.
MIR. and Mrs. T.. NJ. Bender, and
Albert and Gladys Bender spent Sun
day with Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Bear,
near Barnard.
Robert Lent spent last week at
the home Of V. Luhcr. near Parker.
Mrs. T.. $. Warren and son, Wal
lace, Of Glcnwood, Iowa,
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01
Highland Items.

John Dudeck and wife had bust
ness in st. Joseph, Monday.
Roy Grimes and family spent
Sunday evening with l.. II. Cunning
ham and family.
Earl Benton and family visited
Sunday afternoon with John Schanh
and family.
Elmer Cordey and wife spen,
Sunday with Miss Ina Mcintyre and
Leon Cordrey.
Mrs. John Milne spent Friday al
tenoon with Mrs. Earl Benton.
-Chas. Weiman and family spen,
Sunday with Robert Hunziger and
family.
Mildred and Frank Stansbury
spent Sunday with relatives near Ore
gon,
Mrs. Bush and daughter, Edna, Of
Napier, is visiting her daughter, Mrs
Joseph Sipes.
Miss Iva Schank is visiting hci
sister, Mrs. Roy Grimes, for few
days.
HI. S. Hanna and family spent
Sunday with her sister, Mrs. Andrew
Fryman and family.
BETTY BLUE, JR.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

Mrs. II. Larkham and daughter,
Miss Myrtle, of Maitland, visited at
the home Of their daughter and sister.
Mrs. Elmer Order, one day this week.
Don't suffer the misery Of indiges-
ton when you can get relief from
Prickly Ash Bittcrs. II eases pain and
drives out badly digested food. One
dose does the work. Try Il. Price sl.25
per bottle. Henningcr Drug Co.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

Leo Novels. son Of Sam Novels.
who has been in the Navy for three
years. has been discharged and is now
ut homo with his parents.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

r., l.. Cason and son. Dale. have
returned from Canada, where they
were transacting business.
NERITAS.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

Yves Rostock has some first-class
hickory smoked ham and bacon for
sale, also some good yellow corn.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

Three registered Short Horn Bull
calves for sale.
The Holt County sentinel., 1919-08-01

The Maitland Fair will be held
August 26, %. 2S and 20.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
PHOENIX AND CHICAGO TALK BY TELEPHONE;
 THREE MINUTES, S30

Chicago and Phoenix talked to each other for the first time yesterday; actually talked, 8 clear voice on either end of the line and the experience no more thrilling than that of ordering your groceries over the phone from a store a block away.
 Sitting in his residence at 619 North Third street yesterday afternoon. H. W. Kah-s of Phoenix carried on a long distance telephone conversation for several minutes with c. C. Wilhelm. sitting in his own chair in Chicago, some thousands of miles away. Ac- cording to the telephone company it was the first time long distance con- versation has been carried on between Chicago and Phoenix.
 The call was put in at Chicago by MT. Wilhelm. Link by link it was for warded across the continent to San Francisco, then south and east again 10 Phoenix. Mir. Kahrs answered his telephone at 3 o'clock. Almost at once he found Mir Wilhelm at the other end of the line. They talked for three minutes without interruption, and with less effort than if they had been talk ing across the same city In fact the conversation across 2,S0O miles was easy and highly satisfactory.
 However, 1t is not probable tele- phone talks between Phoenix and Chi cago will become everyday occur ances. The bill for yesterdays three minute call amounted to $50.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
NEW FARM COURSES
 AT THE HIGH SCHOOL

Two new courses, agricultural arith- metic and farm mechanics, have been added to the agricultural department of the local high school this year. The addition of these to the subjects of agronomy and animal husbandry prev iously taught will make one Of the strongest agricultural courses in the state.
 Mir. Holsinger, a former student of the Phoenix high school, and a grad uate of the University of Arizona, who recently has been elected [ member of the Phoenix faculty, will have charge of the farm mechanics class. It is anticipated that there will be large enrolment in this new subje ,t. The agricultural arithmetic, agronomy and animal husbandry classes will be taught by MT. Johnson. head of the department.
 Students this year have the privilege of electing any agricultural subject for credits in other courses, or they may take a course majoring entirely with agricultural studies for high school diploma.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
"Er-how much, ah-''

"Er-how much, ah-"
 "Oh, 8, maybe. I don't care. You say. I like this place. I just want a nice hcme"
 In five minutes Anna the Amazing was at work.
 Such dinner 1t Was.
 The dinner she prepared was so good that MT. Kahn could not withhold com ment. Such soup And the roast To say nothing of that perfect pie!
 Where did you get herr" he asked "Oh, Edward" Mrs. Kahn sized, ..sht just came-straight from heaven. figured there must be a catch some. where, but can't guess what it is."
 Kahn beamed. Maidless days hat been wearing.
 Let's celebrate and go to a movie. he suggested.
 Mrs. Kahn went. Then she found the catch"
 What She Found at Home.
 When I came home" she told a DO lice sergeant, "all the silverware wa. gone and three of my best gowns and"
 "Yes, yes, know" said the sergeant You're about the tenth person tha woman has stung in this neighborhood We've been looking for her for a month. II we catch her we'll sent her up"
 "Oh, please don't punish her." Mrs Kahn exclaimed. Just send her bacl to me. If you knew how hard maid are to find. And Anna was so good.
 That" said the sergeant wearily, "i what they all say. I'll add your nam to our waiting list if you want. bu there are nine ahead of you. They al want Anna back"
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

The kaiser's government had it's faults, but it didn't dispose of all do- mestc problems by appointing com mittee 10 investigate.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
Indian Girl Secures License to Marry the
 Brave of Her Choice

Fearing competition during the first rush of the leap year, a native daughter appeared before the mar riage license clerk yesterday and secured a license, stating she did not know whether there would be a wedding, but that she was willing.
 The young woman, who gave her age as 30, is Jokigia Kia a pretty Apache, who says that she has been married before and is willing to try again. The man of her choice is Frank Nipple. 32, member of the same tribe. Both live in McDowell.
 Jokigia came to the court house unaccompanied and waited five hours for an interpreter. She said that she was very anxious to marry Frank, but was not at all sure he would accept her. She is an un- usually attractive Indian and wears quantities of blue and white beads about her throat and arms. Maya
 jo jewelry is also worn by the would-be bride, who affects the bright colors popular with her race.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

Use the Republican Classified Pages for results-Read for profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
LEAVE THE MAID
 AND TAKE OUR GOLD''
Kansas City Star.l

Chicago-Anna knocked at the back door of a North Side apartment at noon, clutching want ad" page in a strong, red hand.
 You want a maid?" she asked Mrs Edward Kahn, who lives there.
 Yes" Mrs. Kohn said, a little breathless at this unexpected good for tune: wont you come in?"
 Yes, ma'am. Thank you, maam." Mrs. Kohn gasped. "Ma'am" from a maid in these times. And such a good looking maid-neat, strong and without a trace of insolence.
 Would you object to doing little laundry"
 Could Even Scrub.
 "Oh, no, ma am. All the laundry ma'ams I cook, sew, scrub-anything Mrs. Kahn pinched herself. Then slle.-hazarded:
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

and commercial relationship. It has long been the dream of many souls that all the Americans will one day be united under one flag. However, that may be, it is sensible if we would be on the best terms with our neighbors, that we should be able to understand each other through the medium of their speech.
 Spanish is the tongue of more than 60 million people in the Western Hemi- sphere. The future of these people and our own is inextricably interwoven. If we are to enjoy peace, prosperity and mutual understanding with the people
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
"TAKE SPANISH" SAYS
 PRESIDENT OF PERU
Cincinnati Inquirer.)

The president of Peru urges the people of the United States to encour- age the teaching of Spanish in the pub lie schools. He points out that com mon interests and union of progress should distinguish the two Americas. He states that Peruvian children are being taught French and English in order to direct their thoughts toward the aims and ideals of the nations using those languages.
 The practical mind will readily ad- init that a knowledge of the Spanish language. the habits and customs of the people of the Southern republics, would prove mighty influence in bringing the two American peoples to- gether in bonds of mutual sentimental
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

tion of the two Phoenix markets as one of the best possible influences toward bringing about lower prices.
 Both the markets which are operat- ing on lower prices than their competi- tors happen to be located on Adams street. At one according to Judge Langston's information, round, loin, and T-bone steaks are selling at 30 cents a pound. The average price for round is slightly higher, but loin steaks are selling at 40 cents pound, and T-bone at 45 cents elsewhere.
 Similar cuts in the price of other meats have been made by both mar kets, which are the only two as yet found that have voluntarily aided in reducing living costs. One or two gro cery stores are also said to have cut their prices voluntarily.
 voluntarily reductions of prices, especially if they are given publicity, will have a great effect in helping to reduce the high cost of living" Judge Langston said yesterday. And places that voluntarily reduce their prices de- serve the business"
 In which every person who main tains a home in Phoenix will agree.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
TWO LOCAL MARKETS HELP H. |. |. FIGHT
 BY CUTTING PRICES

While Phoenix is wondering about the high cost of living and whether it will be materially reduced, at least two Phoenix meat markets have taken the first step toward a voluntary re- duction of prices here by cutting their own until they are far below those at other markets.
 Attention to this fact was called yesterday by Judge J. H. Langston, assistant federal district attorney here. Judge Langston, with federal, state and county officials, has been working for several weeks on the high cost of living, but he regards the ac-
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

of the great empire south of the Pan- anna Canal it will be our first import ant duty to encourage the teachings and study of their language in our secondary and higher institutions of learning here; matter that has been somewhat neglected up to this time
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

If we don't believe in militarism, why is it that we go into Mexico to catch offenders against our army and navy and merely write notes when ranchers are killed?
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17

Maximilian Harden says the Ger mans think the former crown prince pretty. That's nothing. They thought the kaiser a strategist.
Arizona republican., 1919-09-17
HE'LL GET IT ALL

The government had better hurry and curb the profiteer. otherwise it will be unable to collect any income tax
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

rel ntrebuntarei resurselor naturae guvernu sa alba
in Jurul ln tot feul de oameni Gle stn penu snta
este arma mai putenca dar numrile acestor coms
sa Sc faca in recut protece accommodating priete
nie partdee atele de alba mimic aegerea
acestor oamen cuvnf fpotica sd fe Msata la par
to- atunc numa atunc putem spera in desvotare indus
triala 81 comercala regatulu romn.
Eu sunt sigur ca frat nostri trait mai mutt tmp
strenatate carl ost putin mai desghetat la mnte
pntn prnde milne aa astfel ca in Occurs de mai
multi AMI de zile cistigat grad de cuura -
cnvinu cnura il ntrebuntez in adevaratul u ineles
end ntoarce in tara daca guvernu lie ven in a
tor orr e da oporuntatea de pune in practca
nvaat, satu poate beneca oare mutt in urna expe-
rienelor or ctgaen strenaate aces muncitor for
ma nuceul industriei noastre rationale
Este deci guvernul sa aute corporatunle
asociaune exploateze solu mai mutt
ria guvernuui de araa posbae e bogati daca cine
va STAR nvesta captaul; de pl scoate magneziu della
Rosen deschide nou mine pentru multee mnerale
afa in soul arei romnes auta la desvotarea chimie
meaurgie technice etc. mai datora guvernuui de
protea ase de ntreprnder de pima cind
ntaresc Tot odata guveru este direct nteresa acese
aacer deci este datora u de da corporatiun GA
meni exper char Isl pc spesee satuu dar material indis
pensbll IL vor furniza Romini Americana. Brum&rel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
sA NE CUN0ASTEM.
LISTA PAROCHut0R

Care au avut diferite publicatii in
xiarul nostru, si in urma atitor
rugaminti 81 biluri trimise, al li-
tat sd ne mai pAtsasc3. Deci pc
viitor la moi credit nu mai are 81
tot ce va vrea So publice trebue
sa pl$teasca inainte, iat&-le:
oficiul protopopssc, youngstown,
Ohio, prin p4rintele Podee, bill
trinjt din ssptembrie 1915
Parochia gr. ort, Martins Ferry,
Ohio, biluri din August 81 Sep
tembrie 1918 ......s.... $50
Parochia gr. ort., McKses Rocks,
Pa, bill din Fsbr. 1915 $50
Parochia gr. ort., Columbus, O.,
biluri din Aprilie 81 lEaiu
1918 .... $Sso0
Parochia or. otr., Philadelphia,
Pa, bill din Ianharie 1918 $1.S5
|Parochia 81. ort.. Fort Wayne,
Ind, bill din Febr. 1918 $1.9o
Rev. Pop Lapu, cantea Ohio, bill
pentru Liga NattnnaK RemtnA,
din go Aneust 1o30 tkOo
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
NlaruntlSuri.

Lar congresul de pace puterile
centrale vor1fi reprezentate prin
chelnarii germani ce vor scrvi la
mese.
Kari I4iebknecht 81 Rosa Lu-
Xemburg au lnvatat pc germani
cum sd Sc distreze omorinGu-se
unul pc altuI = 81 uita ce s a ales
de ei..
Firma de eXportat caramlzi a
dccis ca sa doneze un car de cara
mizi pentru mOrmintul monumen-
tai al fie iertatilor ,,conducatori
firesti'' unde spera. sa fie a
rmcati 81 membrii Ell
! A propme 81 a fl instare a rea-
liza o propunere nu tot una: G
usor a spune altOra ce Sc faca, in
sd acel ce face fapte fara multa
parada de vorbe acela ON.
Find vorba de propmeri un
Ziar care nu numai Cd nu a ajutat
la stringerea de fonduri pentru
y Mopo "a, 4, 1,,onrno< 40
sa zadarniceasca munca Romini-
lor adeyaratil- sa apucat Sc Ia
ca propuneri de par ca Ell ar fl
muncit pentru aceste fenduri. La
s,a meme ca societatile 81 toti cei ce
au dat ceva La aceste fonduri ISL
au oamenii lOr de la care Ger
sfaturi. lar nu de la eodasi.
Gazetarii ce sc burzuluia odinl-
oara Cd Uniumea abOneaza ziarul
nostru pentru membrii Ell, acum
nu vreau sa protesteze ca uncle
sOcietati din alta orgaHizatie imi-
teaZa t'niunea asa lumea. tot
,ce face altul nu hine. ST TOT G
bine ce fac eli.
Dare, pc unde intirzie vapornl
pc care era Sc piece conferentia-
rul ce si-a luat ramas bun ode la
oameni en- gindul = sa mai stee
pc aiei?
Am vrea sa stim daca in prima-
vara anrlui acesta yor creste orr
descreste ROCHELLE domnisoa-
relor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

liam McCloskey primit in came
ra sa de la otel pc dol indivizi, Gu
care Sc ihprietenise din cfteva
yorbe pc c1nd Sc preumbla prin
oras. Mai tfrziu farmerul a rappr-
tat politiei ca prietenii lni ii ster-
pelisera din camera 200 de dolari
in numerar 81 un Liberty Bond
de 80 de dolari. \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

form stirilor primite de la Wei
mar, presedintele republicei ger
name, care are sd fie ales la adu-
narea din Weimar. va primi un
salar de 100000 de marci anual
(cam 100000 de dolari) 81 Use va
da drept locuinta castelul regal
de la Bellevue.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
INFORMATIU|v.

81 Croatii Ger drepturi. Gle
yeland, Ohio, fndata ce prese-
dintele Wilson va sosi in tara, un
comitet de Croati din Cleveland,
Ohio, sc va duce La Washington
Ca sa ceie protejarea dreptului de
|proprie determinare a Croatilor
din fostul imperiu Austro-U -Ungar,
La Washington Sc vor intruni Gu
inca alte cincizeci de comiteta,
venite, din toate statele Unite.
fmpuscat il balcoAul casei sale.
Akron, Ohio. All diminea-
ia, Adam Bell, in etate de cinci-
zeei de ami, fost gasit de polite
|aproape mort din cauza perderei
de singe. Al fost fmpuscat in tim
|pu1pnl nUptii, insx el d spus poll
|tiei ca MI site cine la impuscat.
BE crede ca va nuri in clirfnd.
Orbit De explosie. Sandusky, !,
Ohio. Re Edward Yoho, mcca-
|nicul departamentplui de pompi-
Ieri, ]-a orbit explozia facuta de
mn tub de accid sulfnric Gu care
.JIcra. LnminiIe de n am1ndoi q.
IclSii ian fost hinicite.
1nzsl prsge lptelgi repsk1icai
dhaga Con.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

Ucisi Gu vatraiul. = New York.
Femela Anna Wagnhoefer. in e.
tate de patruzeci de ahi, 81 un
-harbat necunOscut. au- fost ucisi
noaptea trecuta i'm casa femeiei
mai sus nnmita. Capeteie victi-
meior fusesera pisatc cn nn vatrai
de la soba de foe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

lie statului, dar material indis-
-Americani. I. Brum&rel.
form stirilor primite de la Wei
mar, presedintele republicei ger
name, care are sd fie ales La adu-
narea din Weimar. va primi un
salar de 100000 de marci annual
! (cam 100000 de dolari) 81 Use va
da drept locuinta castelul regal
de la Bellevue.
Mesagiul regelui George. -
Londra. - In mesagiul san dat
de pc iron, regele George al An
gliei indemnat corpurile legiui,
toare sa ia masuri pentru fnlatu-
rarea greutatilor de trai din po-
por. pentru darea de iucru la toti
cetatenii 81 pentru imbYnatatirea
sanatatei popnlatiei.
/ Armata pentru doborirea regi-
mului bolsevic. - Stockholm. =
o depese primita de la HeIsing-
fors anunta> ca in Finlanda s a or
ganizat o arlAata rslseasca de 70.
600 de Oameni. care sd atace Pc
trogradul 81 sa rastoarne enver-
nui bolsevic
Munitiune aruncata in ocean.
= Baltimore. Vapornl Elinor.
avind toti oamenii din cchipai
prevazuti GU masti contra gazului
de la Baltimore cil 1900 tone de
ghiulele pline eu gaz otravitor,
pc earl lie va arHnca in oceanul
Atlantic cam prin apropierea ca
puiui Chesapeake. Aceste ghiulele
all fost facute la arsenalul Edge
wood din apropierea acestci loca-
litati.
Pornirea altor soldati spte Ca
sa. = Washington. = Din portu-.
rile Frantei au plecat patrn va
poare de pasageri 81 um crucise-
tor, avind pc ele peste 10000 de
mi1itari Americani. Termenul So
sirei Tor in porturile New York
81 New Port News este fixat pc
zilele de f6 81 20 Februarie.
Nenorocire cauzata de foe. =
Alliance. O. = Pc cind sc IN
cerca sa-si saIveze niste ibani din
camera coprinsa de flacari, Dina,
Mary. Blakford II a mai putut iesi
afara pc scara obicinuita, asa ca
a sarit pc fereastra de la al dol
lea etai 81 STA Ffrint eitul, mu-
rind la minut.
Crevistii vor vota. - Belfast.
- Grevistii din Belfast s'au ho-
tarit sa. voteze asupra chestipnei
cu apianarea grevei lor. Char in
ajunul votarei, orasul STA fnceput
viata sa normala. Serviciul tram
vaelor a fost reluat 81. curentii
puterei electrice an incepnf din
nou.
Jefuire la 0 banca. - Newark,
Ohio. Niste bandit All intrat.
noaptea trecuta la banca din
Pleasantville 81 au luat de acolo1
cincisprezece casete safety depb-|
sit boxex) GU tot &c era in ele.
Banditii au fugit fatr'un automo-
bill, lar valoarea lucrurilor fura-
ftc inca MI Sc site pfna acum.
Un vapor in prizAeidie. Mali
tax, N. s. = Aiei s,a primit SEM
nal,il s. O. $. (primejdie) sprin
ftelegrafia fara sirmk, care zice ca
vaporh ]. N. Gufey, incarcat cu]
uleiuy s'a spart Ia bot 4i intra a-
pa in el. Locul slndc se aflx vasul|
= e1rA Il 7xez-s - - skz 81 i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
Mesagiul regelui George.

Londra In mesagiul san dat
de pc trOn, regele George al An
gliei a lndemnat cOrpurile legiui,
toare sa ia masuri pentru fnlatu-
rarea greutatilor de trai din po-
por. pentru darea de lucru la toti
cetatenii 81 pentru imbYhatatirea
sanatatei populatiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

HUT1Cd uHFIUHtG ue eXplOZle.
= st. Louis, Mo. 0 explozie
produsa All noapte tfrziula dari-
mat fabrica nnmita Egyptian
Powder Company, care este situ-
alta la doua mile spre sud de HeS-
rim, Ill. Detunatura a spart feres-
frele pina4a distanta de doua
mile de fabrica. Nh ,s'a perdut
niei o viata omeneasca
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

Frauda. Bordeaux. Tn
bucatar al organizatiunei ameri-
cane numita Y. M. G. A. a fost a.
restat aici peptru ca frustase Or
ganizatia de, snma de 10000 de
dolari, cumparind carne proasta
81 trecindu-o pc ista de -socotea-
la ca find de prima calitate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
vinderea unui copil pc 0 vaca.

Vlnderea unul copd pc 0 vac&.
- Marietta, Ga. = In"nrma unor
.cercetari facute de autaritati. s a
afiat ca dina Naomi Campbell,
dircctoarea unei case orfanale,. a
dat o fetita anume Hazel Rankin
in schimbul sumei de 80 de -dolari
81 unei vaci de lapte. Femeia
care a luat copila spre adoptare
locneste la Toccoua.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
Armata pentru doborirea regi-

mului bolsevic. - Stockholm. =
O depese primita de la HeIsing-
fors anunta> CT in Finlanda sa or
ganlzat arMata ruseasca de 20.
600 de Oameni. care sd atace Pc
trogradul 81 sa rastoarne gnver-
nui bOlsevic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
Munitiune aruncata in ocean.
Pornirea altor soldati spte Ca

fornlrea altor soldati spfe Ca
sa. = Washington. = Din pOrtu-
rile Frantei au plecat patrn va
poare de pasageri 81 rm crucise-
tor, avind pc ele peste 10000 de
mi1itari Americani. Termenul So
sirei Tor in porturile New York
81 New Port News este fixat pc
zilele de rs 81 20 Februarie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13
Nenorocire cauxata de foe.

Alliance. O. = Pc cind sc IN
cerca sa-si salveze niste bani din
camera coprinsa de flacari, Dina
Mary. Blakford ma mai putut iesi
afara pc scara obicinuita, asa ca
a sarit pc fereastra de la al dol
lea etaj 81 STA <frint gitul, lnu-
rind Ia minut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

Am vrea sa stim daca in prima-
vara anrlui acesta yor creste orr
descreste rochiile domnisoa-
relor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-13

Dare, pc unde intirzie vapornl
pc care era sc piece conferentia.
rul ce si-a luat ramas bun sde la
oameni en- gindul = sa mai stee
pc aici?