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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
d1iilaIfl:flf t6pif iSUPa TRlTE-
TUlUI IN .SGNAT.

WASHlNGTON, 19 Noembrie.
= Lupta -asupra tratatului de pa
ce i'll senat a ajuns la ultima ia
"a, All dupa ameazi Sc Va pune la
vot ratificarea tratatului.
Toate rezervarile au fost incor-
rorate 81 s'a pus capat nouilor
propuneri. Toti Senatorii Sc prega-
tesc acum pentru lupta finala.
Senatorii Democrat au fost che
matt la convorbire de catra sena
torul Hitchcock ca Sc planuiasca
lupta pc care vor depune ace
stia cind rezolutia pentru retifi-
care va fl pusa pc tapet.
Speranta ca tratatul sd fie pri-
NIT asa cum La prezentat prese-
ditele Wilson a fost abandonata
lar fortele democratilor 'au cen
tralizat in un effort de a ajunge
lie un compromis care sc fie ac-
ceptabil de ambele part din Sc
nat.
Contra-propunerile democrati-
lor tinteau in particular la pre-
amblul rezervatiilor adoptat de
comitetul insarcinat GU afacerile
straine. In acest preamblu Sc cere
ca tratatul va intra in forta 81 va
fl obligator pentru aceasta tara
numai atunci cind trei puteri din
tire contractanti lie va accepta.
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AMFRICASIPRE.
SA E|VGLfzA.

LONDRA, 18 Noembrie. - III
arul London Times discutind
despre atitudinea senatnlui fata
de Liga Natiunilor, scrie:
,,Presedintele Wilson fost
primit la Paris ca capul natia-
nil Americana. Aceasta ce Ia
dat aceia pozitie exceptionaia III
consiliul suprem al aliatilor 81 al
association lui asociati repub,i-
caali.
,,Republicanii acllm explica as
ia ca 0 gresala ca sa fie privit ca
atare; ca atunci cind intrat III
aste legaturi 81 a indus pc altii Sc
intrc in ele, Ell nu a vorbit in n,l-
mele Americei, ci in numele unni
partid American, care era in mi
noritate.
,Explicarea poate Fl buna, inSa
acceptance eli incurca pc toate ce-
lelalte puteri care au intrat in ne
gociatiuni similare Gu America.
Daca angajamentul moral in care
ssful executiv al Statelor Unite
q fntrat in numele Statelor Unite,
nu sunt confirmate Q sigura de-
partare de idealul American 81 0
sigura scadere q prestigiului A.
merican in lunea vechA, eel putin,
e, Inevitable"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20

fost dat Gu buna credinta; ca
fruntasii' in II ore ar putea Sc
faca pc lucratori sd Sc inapoieza
la lucru, daca ar vol; 81 pc cina
fruntasii minerilor s'au supus le
gel, spiritul care domneste astazi
a fost violat de uniunile locale
din districtele carbonifere.
Faptul ca greva inca ma luat
sfirsit Sc datoreste probabil pro-
prletarilor de mine carl au intar
ziat sa submita minerilor contra
propunerile carl ar fl permis in
ceputul unei intelegeri.
Atitudinea proprietarilor de MI
ne este: Ei au consimtit' sa dis
cute Gu fruntasii minerilor cinl
Sc va retrage ordinul grevei.
Greva s'a retras, dar de fapt e
ste in fiinta.
Atltudlnea fruntaSilor mineri
este: MOI am retras greva, dupa
ordinul justitiei. MOI nu putem
sill pc lucratori sa mearga ina
poi la lucru daca nu voiesc. Pro
prletarii au cererile noastre 81
asteptam raspunsul lor. Nu "a
poate face mimic pima ii 'avelnI
.rasprnsul
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
PAmFlETE LUATE DE Ia
RADICAL ARSE IN
STRADA.

CINCINNATI, OHIO, 10 Nov.
= Membrii Legiunei Americana.
In numar de aproape 300, in frun-
te GU ofiterii lor au asaltat cartie-
rul general al Socialistilor din
acest oras, ieri seara 81 au luat
suite de punt de literature radi-
Gala pc care a ars-o in strada
Nimeni nu era in acel edificiu
end Legionarii au intrat in cl
Membrii Legiunei si-au tinut
planul secret. Cea mai mare par
te din literatra arsa erau pam
flete tiparite de catra partidul
Communist American, alte pamfle
te erau tiparite de Societatea de
Editura Socialista din Brooklin.
lar o alta parte de editura .,Libe
rators" din Cleveland.
Tn pamflet era din scrisoarc
pc care Sc zice ca Lenine tri-
MISC lucratorilor Americani. din
partea ,,Sovietului republican So
cialist din Russia.
Tn alt pamflet era intitulat
,,Scrisoare deschisa presedintelui
Wilson,, care a fost scrisa de cd.
ira Joseph w. Sharts din Dayton,
Ohio. = Sharts a fost advocatul
lui Dehs
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|Guvernul cGre ca Minerii 81 0pe-
ratorii Sc ajunga Ia 1nte|egere.

WASHINGTON, 19 Noembrie.
= Guyernul va lua in miinile sa-
de controversa carbunilor.
Sa luat pasii necesari So forte
re pc proprletarii 81 lucratorii de
mine sd negocieze noua scala a
lefei 81 tara sa fie indestulita lie
carbuni
Dr. Harry A. Garfield admi-
nlstratorul federal al eombustibi-
lului, Sc va intalni astazi GU pro-
prietarii minelor 81 le va inmfna
o instiintare ca guvernul este ho-
TART ca exploatarea mine,or sa Sc
Inceapa cit de curind.
Pima acum nu-i nici evidenti
ta conferinta "a facut ceva pentru
rezolvarea situatiunei. II
Guvernul. care Simbata trecuta
s'a retras din conferinta ca Sc dea
prilej patronilor 81 lucratorilor sa
Sc inteleaga, vazind ca pima as
taxi nu s'a ajuns La nici 1nte-
legere, vrea sa intervie spre apla-
narea neintelegerilor.
Proprietarii minelor stunt sup;l-
rati ca lucratorii n 'au ascultat de
ordinul fruntasilor prin care s'a
retras greya. Ri xic "a ordinnl ~ i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20

tate, sau domnul de acasa. care
cunoaste situatiaY D-ta san misi-
unea romina care vine acum de-
acaSa?
FRATI RolGfNI! K
Toti acei carl simtiti romineste,
nu va lasati ademeniti de cei de
la ziarul ,,Rominul'', care vrea sa
va impartcasca in maj multe ia
bere. Fiji strinsi unit in actiuni-
lie dtra.
Ma adresez catre acei BUM Ro-
mini carl in ori ce ocaziuni cinl
a fost vorba de Q fapta nobila 81
umanitara au dovedit Cd stunt Ro-
mini adevarati. Deschideti-va D
Chi 81 nu va luati dupa sfaturi
date Gu scop sd produca zapacea-
la In spirite. Desunire 81 deci ne
acivitate.
lar dior vOastre, celor de la
,,Romfnul" va zic: Daca purtati
mimic pc Liga Nationala Romina
sau asupra confederation eli, pen
tru Dumnezeu. nu fiji dusmanul
neamului, protivnicii unei idei
generoase 81 umanitare.
P. J .COSTEA,
,Presedintele Ligei Rationale Ro-
mine din America.
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Iren jefuit de un
Singur Bandit.

CHEYENNE, WYO., 18 Noem-
bric. Trenul de pasageri al IL
niei Union Pacific fost jefuit All
noapte 81 pasagerii de pc el alt
fost despoiati de un bandit intro
Medicine Bow 81 Rock River.
Banditul care "a pradat trenul
era singur 81 Sc crede ca este
William Carlisle. De Simbata cete
de politisti crecteaza muntii ca
sal afle urmele..
Carlisle a scapat Simbata din
inchisoarea Rawlins, unde servea
din 1916 pentru ca a pradat alte
doua trenuri.
FL a fugit din inchisoare, ascun-
zilldu-se in vagonul Gu camasi ca
re earu trimise La spalat.
I'm ON care semana lui Carlisle
Sc spune ca mergea pc drumul de
fer spre Rock Springs, All dimi-
neata.
Printrc poterele care cauta pc
Carlisle este 81 un detasament dc
cavalerie.
Banditul, dupa cum spun ra-
poartele q pradat pc pasagerii din
tr'm wagon de turiSti, apoi sd
rit de pc tren la Medicine Bow,
pc cind trenul mergea Gu utica
u de dou1zeci de mile pc ceas. Ell
So rastogolit pc nAsipul do jos
sub ploaia de glosnte : pAxitorilor
dc Pc tren.1
El s'a suit pc tren Ia Rock Ri.
yer, in vagonul pentru bagaje, le-
gind pc pazitorul din acel wagon
q trecntt in vagonul turistilor, nn-
de i aflat 0 prada buna.
El si-a perdut palaria 81 revolt
yerll cind q sarit de pc tren. PA
4laria seaman& cuI Idescriptia dada
de un cioban a carri p&'larie . fost
furata de catra Carlisle.
Compania liniei ferate Uniou
Pacific a decis ca sesanga jeze pa
zitori specialize teama ca Sd MI
se repeteze hotiile din 1916.
NO TIT
Callndarele pentru 1910, find
apcoape toate vinduto nj mai
putin primi comsnH ,nlt xaari ~
40 bppxti q, 81 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20

mel on und din adlncu inmor
propasnea ti Lu
vizate nsa
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-11-20
iMPORTUL De FxRBURI
DIN GERMANlA OPRITA.

WASHINGTON, 18 Noembrie.
Ca sd opreasca pnhoiul de far
buri germae care vor Fl abuse in
Statele Unite dupa fatificarca tra-
tatului de pace, parlamentnl ii sa-
'natul q adoptat ) propunere prin
care Sc da guvernului controltil u.
supra importarii de farburi pin6
ia rs Ianuarie.
Aceast4 m8sura ~ TRIMS preye
. ,dints1ai 4 y / VI. spre aprohaFe,
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lar Sc ridiCd COntrarii

Ziarul ,,Rominuls din Youngs-
town, lar s'a napustit asupra Ii
gel Rationale, 81 mai Gu seama a
scopulm frumos 81 Stint pc care il
urmareste acum, in momentele a.
ceste de mari lipsuri in Romfnia,
de a trimite imbracaminte vadu-
velor 81 orfanilor razboiului pen-
tru unitatea nationala.
,,Rominul'', intodeauna. de cite
o1'i s'a luat vre-o initiaiva frumoa-
sa din partea vre-mei organiza-
tluni romlnesti, a fost impotriva,
cautind sa zadarniceasca stradu1
intele bunilor Romini. Pentru cei
de la ,Rominul'' mimic n "a fost
bun, daca nu erau dior in frun-
te, 81 dior nu $ 'au pus in fruntea
nici lmei miscari generoase 81 u
manitare.
T0ata activitatea ,,Rominului;
s'a marginit sa-si vaza de inte-
resele lui 81 sa-si intareasca pozi-
tia materiala prin desele prefa-
ceri ST. schimbari de propietate in
forma 81 de fapt.
Acum vazind ca Liga Nationa-
la nu-si TRACE .ultimele zile, asa
cum a prorocit, ci dimpotriva ira
ieste viata vie 81 a luat initiativa
sa co,ecteze haine 81 imbracamin-
te de la membrii ei 81 de Ia toti
Roniilii buni vUitori epe seanfs
orfanilor 81 vaduvelor razboiului
din Ronlinia, ca sa nu fie prea
batator la ochi ca atacul vine din
partea dior, inNo. din II Nov.
1919 intr 'un articol ca VENT din
partea unui Ostas Romin, zic ca
de ce vrea Liga Nationala Sc tri-
mita haine uzate 81 incaltaminte
la orfani 81 la vaduve din Romi-
ylle 81 de ce nu trimite bani, ca in
Rominia sunt vesminte destule,
81 ca banii sunt de lipsa.
Schiinbarea aceasta repede din
partea celor de al ,,Rominuls' e
foarte batatoare la ochi. Prin a.
ceasta Sc dovedeste lipsa de con-
secventa 81. de sinccritate. Parin-
tele loan Podea, redactorul zia-
'rului ,,Rominul" a uitat prea re-
pede ce-a declarat mai deunazi
la Congrcsul Ligei Rationale din
Cleveland.
Sc site ca d-sa sustinut in a
eel congress ca nu G de lipsa sd Sc
trimita bani in Rominia; ca acolo
sunt bani destui. Ca Banca al
bina" din Sibiiu refuzat mai
primi bani pentru depuneri. A.
ceasta no poate tagadui. Au fost
suite de martori de fata. Eli binc,
cum Sc face ca astazi Gu total
de alta parere?
Cum indrazneste Ostasul sd ne
spuie ca la orfani nu le trcbue
sdrente, ca in Romfliia sunt des-
tule9 Eu cred ca cei din Rominia
stiu mai bine cum e situatia in
tara 81 de ce este aipsa.
0 misinne Romina plecata din
Franta Sc vina in America decla-
ra Cd in Romfnia in primul rind
Sc simte lipsa de imbracaminte
81 articole de pielarie, 81 vine in.
Statele Unite Gu scopul de lc
cumpara aici.
zilele trecute primesc scrisoa-
re de la d-nul Mateeseu, ziarist
in Dorohoiu, Rominia, in care inli
scrie ca in Romfn6a lipseste I'M
bracamintea 81 Cd sunt mil de
orfani carl lmbla zdretarosi pc
strazile oraselor 81 nnmai atlnci
all unii parte "a capete ceva. cfnl
vine cite-un vapor din America
cu flnbracSminte trimeasa de aici.
zice "a bani s'ar afla 81 printre
eel saraci. dar i an de unde CUM
mira, fiindca sunt putine lucauri
de yindpt, 81 be roAeA ca moi,
Rominii din America, se facem tot
posibillsl "a venim ia aiutorul or
fanil0r, fic trimitindusle 81 haine
i III sin !. nj a am ai drep.
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sd oareasca uorulne eamuuis al
AMIR
neauuui
Ia riorr III
q u sah% Ecu sngel elu
P
nde tesc mpreurat de neamuri
iformeaz
Nu n aes neamulu
nln sue
sineam. M
Cate sufete
tuturor poiani mo
jnca
mel Onsa din adcl ninir
81
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-25
PARISIANS LIKE FRIENDLY WAY /.
 OF PRESIDENT

PARIS, Jan. 20 Correspondence Of the Associated Press) "A French man, a small merchant of Paris, offers this as an explanation of the peculiarly popular demonstration with which the Parisians received President Will son:
 We have had many rulers come to visit us in these late weeks" he said "but crowned heads like the kings of England, Italy and Belgium can not dissociate themselves from their military rank. They come in wonder full uniforms with encourages glitter ing with braid and decorations. Els sentially their receptions had to par take of the military aspect in dom inant manner. To the salutes ana cheers of the crowds these rulers had to make only the stiff military salute of acknowledgement. Naturally this is not very personal Even a kings salute is like that of any other officer
 But" he continued, your presi- dent came in civilian clothes, very plainly, wholly undecorated, not even ribbon in his lapel. His hat was constantly eff. He was unhampered by uniform. He smiled, even laughed outright in greeting to the Parisians. People now and then caught his direct glance. It was personal, very human and we Parisians like that. So the in- lection of this personal touch went through the crowds. There you have it. It was different. "He is a little reminiscent of our late President Faure," he ended. His smile and the intimte bow are much alike" ..
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-25
ALASKA NIGHT SCHOOLS
 ARE WELL ATTENDED

Night schools had been organized in but two of the cities of Alaska prior to the school year 1917-1S. The passage of the citizenship night school act and the appropriation of $3,00O, in addition to under-visions, however, gave a new impetus to this branch of educational activity during the past school year. Six communities organ .ized under its provisions and received territorial appropriations amounting in all to $3,00O. In addition to under taking work of the scope permitted under the law referred to, several communities conducted night schools which offered great variety of sub jects and which attracted larger enrolment than would have been pos sible with the limited amount of money available from the territory.
 In all, seven night schools were con- ducted. The total enrolment of these schools was 478 of which number 258 were men and 22O women. Expendi- lures for the support of these schools total $4,734.06. Subjects in which in- struction was given are as follows: reading, writing, spelling, arithmetic, English, United States history, civics, public speaking, French, Spanish, shorthand, typewriting, business Eng fish and mineralogy.
 Twenty-four different nationalities were represented in the number of students enrolled, as follows: Ameri- can, Alaska native, Austrian, Bohemi- an, Bulgarian, Canadian, Danish, Dutch, Finnish. French, German, Greek, Irish, Italian, Japanese, Mexi- can, Montenegrin, negro, Norwegian, Russian, Scotch, Serbian, Swedish, Swiss. +s
 The total number of weeks these schools were in session during the school year varied from fifteen to thlrty-five and the number of sessions weekly from two to five. The aver age nightly attendance was $40 stu dents. Night school work during the present. school year is being carried on less extensively.-AIaska School Bulletin.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-25

Albert Christofferson and partners have taken f1ve-year lease on the McCormick-Palmer holdings on Albert creek, in the Nelchina district, and expect to do extensive development of the mining claims this season. Four or the lessees departed the other day taking big lot of supplies from Anchorage to the diggings. McCorm- ick and Palmer, as partners, and Get chell and Olson were the original dis coverers of the Nelchina diggings, finding pay placers on Albert creek.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-25
NOTICE.

Any person taking fire apparatus from the fire stations without permis- sion will be prosecuted.
 D. T. PHILLIPS. Chief.
The Cordova daily times., 1919-02-25

The Daily Times lob plant is we'll equipped for all classe of com mercial printing.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Wanted-Help, Male

Northumberland tailor. vi
Hanney Co. b
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Wanted-Situation, Male

PRICE CLERK-Experienced in rail-
road work; quick and accurate at fig
ures; desires connection with railroad
or reliable firm; in or out OF city; best
of references. Box 81 X, Republican.
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Business Chances

FOR SALE-Rooming house. Inquire
at 21O e. washington st. Big
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Wanted-Situation, Female

PRACTICAL nurse wants position.
Phone 2152. bs
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Lost and Found

STRAYED = One white mare, no
brand; halter, rope and chain; foretop
clipped; hobble marked, light wire cut
across nose; S25 reward if returned to
]. A. Langhenhouse. Phone 3274. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Personals

MECHANIC wishes to exchange
services for passage by automobile to
California. Thoroughly familiar with
road. Phone 6S2 after p. m. evenings.
BID
AMERICAN gentleman, engineer by
profession, will be in Arizona in a few
weeks. Would like to correspond with
a good, little Mexican lady; poor
working girl preferred that would care
for a true loving husband; a good and
happy home. Please write to Box 5l4.
Tacoma, Wash. 81
PRACTICAL nurse wants nursing;
maternity cases a speciality. Call or
write, 1910 w. Jackson. BIS
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11

FOUND-A lady's purse containing
money and pass book of Arizona Saw
ings and Deposit bank. Owner can
have same by calling at 215 E. Polk and
identifying same bb
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11

YOUNG man 30, married desires
position as cigar or grocery salesman.
Experienced in both lines. Would also
favor position with good gents fur
lishing house. Box Ask Republican.
I'D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11

RELIABLE EMPLOYMENT OF.
FICE. All kinds Of help furnished
239-41 South Central Ave. Phoenix,
Ariz. Phone 1878. II
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11

AS CARPENTER helper. Box s9X
Republican. bg
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11

MUSIC lessons by competent lady
teacher. Win come TO the home If de-
sired. Special rates. 1902 North Sec
Ond street I'D
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11

FOR SALE-Cleaning and pressing
shop doing good business in nice little
town of Chandler, Ariz. Shop and
delivery car or shop alone for trade or
sale. j. W. Collins, prop, Chandler,
Ariz BIB
Arizona republican., 1919-10-11
Confectionery

FRESH LINE OF CANDIES
New Stock of Confectionery Line.
The Rose Tree. Phone 1877. II
STEWARDS CONFECTIONERY CO
POI W. Washington St. Phone 1742 II
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
1T Happened i'm Benidj il
And Is Happening to Bemidii People
n Every Week .

The case told below is not an un-
common thing. The same occurs
frequently and will continue to hap
pen as long as folks have kidneys
and overtax the kidneys"
H. A.. Lepper, prop. wood yard,
1410 Minnesota Ave-, says: 1.-TWO
years ago I was logging in the woods
and being exposed to so much cold
and rainy weather caused my kidneys
to become disordered. It brought
on attacks of backache, which always
bothered me worse after sitting down
awhile. When went to get up,
sharp pains would grip me right
across the center of the back and
even down into my limbs. I had a
tired feeling all the time and my
kidneys didn't act regularly l read
such good accounts of 1Doan's Kidney
Pills and tried them. They were not
long in Riding me entirely of the
trouble
Price 60c, at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for kidney remedy-get
Doan's Kidney Pills-the same that
Mr.. Lepper had. Foster-Milburn Co.,
Mfgrs., Buffalo, N. Y.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
Hold Her Tight, Miss 0veralls.

departments at Washington, covering over 10000
square feet of space, will be big drawing card.
The auto show will present all the latest models.
There will be than 100 tractors in the machin
cry show, which is to eighty acres of space.
The farm products show has never been equaled in
former years, either in quality quantity The art
show will house paintings worth 100000. The
women's and chidren's exhibits will break all pre-
vious records.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
Carp Honored In Japan.

Even in Japan the jellyf1sh is in i'll
repute, since that creature, once a
boned fish like the carp, was beaten to
q Jelly by his king because he allowed
himself to be gulled and outwitted by
q monkey. But the carp is honored
and sung, and every Japanese boy
looks forward to the day he may, II
called on, meet the chopper with the
same stoical behavior.-New Orleans
Tmes.Picayune.
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
Wonderful Features at
Bio Minnesota State Fair

NEVER in the history Of fairs has such preten-
Y tious program Of education and entertainment
been prepared for the public the one which is to
be given at the Minnesota State Fair, August 80 to
September g.. < >%~cG*s.~: .a
At the head of the entertainment program is Lieut..
Locklear, the young army flyer, who is to thrill
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
What He Didn't Understand.

&$4b-s& Wn2G no Hl0H'S OUO0VStdnO.
Joe had been spending his first va
cation on farm. When for the first
time he saw the chickens all lined up
on the roost he exclaimed, "How do
they ever stick on to that grand stand
while they are asleep?"
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
6X2Q(3Xl1&;X2I SIlo9o
It's Locklear Changing Planes.

ordinary program offered There will be horse
ing, vaudeville, big night show, passages from
plane to plane by Locklear, and a host of other
Features 7
The big trophy exhibit by the 151st Artillery, dis
playing thousands of relics picked up by this unit
from the battlcfelds of France and Germany, will
interest many In like manner the big combined
exhibit Of the War, Navy, Agricultural and other
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27

music by the 151st Artillery Band, the famous mil
lion Dollar Sunset Division band, and Others
On Labor Day bigger crowd than thronged by the
turnstiles in 1918 is expected because Of the extra
The Bemidji daily pioneer. [volume] (Bemidji, Minn.) 1904-1971, 1919-08-27
%zc)Ez<2 z(5S$<s)&z(5Ss
She's to Demonstrate at Fair.

visitors the first three days of the fair Aug &c. Aug.
81, and Labor Day. by passing from plane to plane in
md-air, climbing all his aeroplane while it is
going eighty miles and hour and doing other hazard
things
The big Soldiers Reunion and Home coming Festi-
val, Thursday, Sept. 4, is certain to be of the
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25
Las. d|timas cOtizaciOnes del meTcado del Norte

continuation de La la. pagina)
mente, la primera reunion de este i'm
portantisimo ORGANISING social
Los salones de la ''Camara de Re-
presentantes' sc llenaron en- seguida,
del excelente personal de oficinas del
Concrete, los Bancos, prensa periodical,
y demas corporaciones industriales Y
agrfcolas del pals.
Hubo representations de algunos pun
tos de la Isla y nosotros tuvimos ell ho-
nor de recibir, las que nos confaron muy
pres.fgiosos empleados de la Central
Corsica, por cuya inmerecida tlistin-
cion les estamos sunamentes agradeci-
dos.
Pr6ximamente, Sc empezara orga-
nizar los Comites por toda la Isla y
una activa y vigorosa campafia Sc ini-
clara dentro de breves dias, visitando
personalmente a todos los interesados
en- este active movimiento de las clases
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-25

les trata, no omiten oportunidad pa
ra envilecerlo. ~
NADIA mas justo que, 81 en- tempo
de bonanza fuimos prodigos, ahora
que una desgracia nos azota, vayamos
allende los mares a obtener remedios
a nuestros males. ESQ es digno de
aplausos. Pero 10 censurabIe, 10 in
digno, es que, por afan de recaudar
10 mas possible, Sc trate de ridiculizar
Puerto Rico, haciendoIe aparecer
como uno de los pafses mas atrasados
Y mas incultos, atrayendo por ese me
dio compassion y lastima. Desgracia-
dos los pueblos que tienen que recu-
rrir la compassion extraha para po-
der subsistir!
Como Gatolico, Apostolico Y Ros
mano, como Caballero de Colon y,
antes que NADIA, como puertorriquenc
protesto de esa manera de mendigar
r1onedas, cuando para tai cosa hay
que recurrir a menospreciar IA dig
nidad Y el prestigio- de mi patria.
De usted alto. S. S. v amigos
Manuel M. DE LA VEGA.