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Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
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The action of the porphyry directors came as no surprise to the financial district. Because of the extremely un- favorable reports for the final quarter of last year, during which none of the companies was able to earn its dividend requirements, as well as the knowledge of the lack of business dur ing the last quarter of this year, there were many observers who expected more drastic reductions than were de cided upon
 The point has been made right along that if the companies made such an unfavorable comparison for the final three months of 1918, the reports for the first quarter of this year would be even worse Therefore it is main- tained that the copper companies will be<comDelled to draw upon their cash resources for operations during the present period of stagnatiOn-
 While, of course, no one is in posi- ton to state accurately what will hap pen in the future, it is the fairly gen. eral belief that unless there is de- cided change in the copper metal mar ket in the next few months, further reductions in the distributions to the stockholders will be absolutely neces- sary, with the possibility that some dividends of copper companies will be passed
 The reduction in the dividends by the so-caIled porphyries, will effect a saving to Utah, Ray, Chino and Ne vada Cons companies this quarter or S2.9S6. .O75. in comparison with the amount disbursed in dividends the preceding quarter. The reduction in the quarterly rate by Utah Copper from -s2.5O to S1.50 will mean saving of S1.624.49O to that company; Ray by reducing it's quarterly rate from 75 cents to 50 cents will save S394 y294 ; Nevada Consolidated's reduced rate will call for $749,796 less this quarter than the previous quarter, while Chino with a 25 cent reduction in it's quarterly rate stands to save S2lI,- 495.
 Utah Copper in the last quarter of last year earned S2.05 a share and dis bursed S250 a share, which resulted in a deficit for the quarter of S729,- 497. a S25O dividend calling for the distribution of S4,061 ,225. A S1-5O quarterly dividend will call for the payment of $2.436,735. Chino in the final quarter of last year earned but S66. .8O1, equivalent to less than cents a share, yet it disbursed S1 share in dividends, which called for the pay ment of SS69,9SO. A 75 cent dividend which will be paid this quarter, will call for S652, ,4S5. Ray in each of the last two quarters of last year dis bursed more than it earned, fourth quarter earnings figuring 26 cents a share as against 56 cents a share ir the third quarter. In each quarter 75 cents a share was disbursed in divi dends which called for S1.1S2,SS4 each payment. A 50 cent dividend. the re duced rate, will necessitate the pay ment of S7SS, 300.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
SENSATION ON ALLEYS.

TOLEDO. Ohio, March PA new first place pair appeared in the two men event of the American Bowling Congress tournament here this after noon, when R. Peckie and J. Lellinger, members of the Birk Brothers No l of Chicago, shot to the top with a score of 1,25S, outrolling Daiker and Waterman of Cincinnati by 10 pins.
 The Chicago pair collected the pins in games of 426, 402 and 430.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
WOULD REPEAL TAX LAW.

NEW YORK, March 22-Tennis players of the country, said to num- Der 100000. will be asked to join in a concerted effort to bring about a repeal of the 10 per cent war tax on sporting goods the National Lawn Tennis Association of America an- nounced tonight
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

and throw them with both hands as
 Or here is another easy one to prac- tice: Walk across the floor with your body held upright and with every step bring your right or left knee as close to your chin as possible. And after you have done that try the Jack knife" remembering you can never and also remembering that very many join a circus until you can do it well, who never want to be in a circ IS think it is wOnderful-the great Paw Iowa among them In the "Jackknife" you must bend your body ocer slowly
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23
TO TEXAS.

TO TEXAS.
 Bob Hennessy left for the Ranger oil field yesterday, where he will look after some of his land leases.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

Look aIoft and you'll see mitzi do- ing her famous "Jackknife"-nose 10 knees, forty times without bendingI Head Over Heels is the amazing stunt revealed at the upper right-and be- low little Mitzi is performing popu- lar feat known as the Bed Spring! Try these on yodr brass bed, girIsI
Bisbee daily review., 1919-03-23

high to the left as you can, rising cn your toes to do it. But perhaps you consider yourself in the high school class and think these suggestions gre too easy'-befOre you have tried them, and if that is so. suppose you lie face down on the floor and raise yourself to the height of your arms reach few times. Its even better for you than "chinning the bar" because you still have some of the weight and balance of your body on your toe tips and all your apparatus is handy and without cost.
Newark post., 1919-01-01

gave me much trouble. He would
do nothing serious. He makes a
few pence by calling cabs"
The Crown Prince comes in un-
eNpectedly. He has at last decided
to work for thirty shillings a week
in an office, licking stamps.
Il am glad" he says, ito have
found work suited to my facul-
ties"
He does not, however, tell Davis
that in order to guard him from
the consequences of his mania for
y y = let us say kleptomania
his bag is examined carefully
every evening before he leaves the
office and that all the brilliant oh.
jects he has appropriated during
the day are taken from him.
The gifted British romancer has
however, apparently overlooked
the circumstance that it would no-
be necessary for Herr Hohenzol
Newark post., 1919-01-01
Sererade Returned Soldiers

Fifty-fve members of the Union
Fire Company, accompanied by the
Oxford Band, dropped in upon
their fellow fireman, S. Lewis
Kirk, and gave him a rousing well
come home from France, Monday
evening. The boys were un uni
form and accompanied by a num-
ber cf other soldiers, who were
home on furloughs. Speeches made
bv Captain Ingram, Rev. Monlove
and John K. Thompson were in
tersrersed with patriotic selec-
tions by the Oxford Band. lie"
Kirk &, Ged that making a speecn
was a harder task than facing Ger
man bullets, for he could only
thank the boys for the ovation
piven him.-Oxford News.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
ChristEnas at Head
of Christiana

The Christmas entertainment Of
the Head Of Christ!ana Bible
School was held last Thursday
evening. The church was beauti-
fully decorated for the occasion by
members Of the school. All the 1t
tie cnes took their parts we'll,
thrilled with the thought that
Santa would soon arrive. Miss
Edith Robinon delighted the
audience with two recitations. The
pastor, Rev. Walter R. Clyde, was
remembered, the Woman's Bible
'C.ass presenting him with five dol
lars. The pastor acknowledged the
gift in q few we'll chosen remarks
on Love-" which was the founda-
ticn Of the first Christmas. Then
be,,s were heard in the distance,
and soon Santa came walking in
He created everybody in his happy
way, and presented the members
of the School with a nice box Of
candy.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
ANOTHER LEAF
HELEN M. RICHARDSON
- in Farm Journal -

Within lfe'S book another leaf IS
turned;
To-Day. Wc face q neW and untrlcd
gear,
It's secrets and its purpose all
mguessed.
No hand may lift the ueH that hides
from as
Success or failure, and no feet sare
May tread our pathway, do our
SeUeral tasks.
We step into the NeW Years out
stretched arms,
And wonderif with all her lurlnJ
charms
Truer she'll prove than one Ve
leave behind.
What we hare gained from arrest
ling with defeat,
Mdyhap rU gire as strength neW
foes to meet
With greater courage. Come, then
storm and stress,
Defeat and failure, or joys mag'c
spell,
TO each or all the new gear holds n
store
We reach our hands in WelcOn,e, f0'
oce knOW
OR truest blessings from our
failures gr0W.
And that our share Of happiness
WiU be
What ne acquire through self
mdSterU.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
PENINSULA HORTI-
CULTURAL SOCIETY
TO MEET JAN. Ia
Have Excellent Program for
two-day Session

The Peninsula horticultural So
ciety will meet in Bridgeville on
Tuesday, January IA, and hold two
full days with an excellent pro-
gram, having as usual, some of the
noted specialists from abroad as
we'll as the expert practical fruit
and vegetable growers of the Della
ware-Chesapeake Peninsula.
Opening Prayer ait ten o'clock or
Tuesday morning by DR.. 7. E. Ter
ry; Addrss of Welcome by Hon. S.
H. Messick; Response by Charles
E. Warburton, Esq. Of Elkton );
Presidents Annual Address, War
rem c. Newton, Bridgeville; Talk
on Apple Culture, by F. NJ. Soper
on Peaches by Orlando Harrison ;
ION Pears, by Walter B. Harris; on
Grapes, by George Garter; on
Small Fruits, by George A. Hill
Orchard Management by Professor
R. w. Rees of Cornell University
also marketing problems by Pro
fessor Rees; The Insects of the
Apple Orchards, by DR.. 7. J
Headlee of New Jersey; Insects Of
Fruit Trees, by DR.. A. L. Quaint
ance, U. S. Entomologist; The In
sects of the Year, by Professo
Cory of Maryland; conference
on spraying conducted by Profes
sor McCue of Delaware, in whicl
all the experts will take part
Fungus Diseases, by DR.. Manns
Tomato Diseases and Their Con
troll, by Professor Temple; Grow
ing Sweet and White Potatoes, b.
Professor T. c. Johnson of tn
Virginia Truck Experiment Sta
ton; and number Of othel prac
tical talks. The evening session
will be devoted to patriotic ad
, dresses. Governor Townsend 0
Delaware and Governor Harring
ton of Maryland have been invite
to speak and so has Secretary 0
State Everett C. Johnson.
The Corn Growers meeting Wi
: follow Immediately with a fin
program, rich in good things; N
the fruit. vegetable and grain e>
I hibits will be we'll worth studyinl
Newark post., 1919-01-01
w. Hohenzollern, Dentist

That is a clever skit of Sir
James NJ. Barrie's on the future Of
the Kaiser, melted by the book Of
personal recollections written by
the American dentist who used to
attend to the imperial teeth. 1t
pictures Mr.. Davis, the dentist, as
revistting Europe and going to call
upon one of his former clients in
suburb of London in a house
called "Rhubarb Villa" He rings
the bell, and the door is opened by
William Hohenzollern himself, in
his shirt sleeves, the housemaid
! being busy elsewhere and the
Clown Prince not yet returned
from the city.
You remember, Davis" says
/ the Kaiser, that when the arrival
Of the American troops changed
the issue Of the war the Allies
were at a loss what to do with me.
| asked to be treated like Napol-
con; that is, to be sent to an IS
land, not precisely st. Helena but
far away from Germany. But the
English thought differently. What
good people they are. They offer
ed me to live here, provided I'd
work and earn my living. Thanks
.to the long sittings we had to-
gether, l had got liking for tie
dental profession. Don't you want
me to examine your teeth
Davis excuses himself and the
former War Lord continues:
81 do not ask you to become my
partner. | am satisfied with my
practice. My office ranks second in
Importance in this suburb. | have
become a full fedged democrat. |
call myself William Holly. My son
Newark post., 1919-01-01

Estate of Isaac r. Johnson, de-
ceased:
Notice is hereby given that Let
ters of Administration upon the
Estate of Issac R. Johnson late OF
Pencader Hundred, deceased, were
duly granted unto Everett c. john
son on the Twenty-fourth day of
October A. D. 1918, and all per-
sons indebted to the said de-
ceased are requested to make pay
ment to the Administrator without
delay, and all persons having de-
mands against the deceased are re-
quired to exhibit and present the
same duly probated to the said Ad,
ministratcr on or before the Twen'
ty-fourth day of October A. D
1919, or abide by the law in this
behalf.
Address:
J. Pearce Cam, Esq.
Attorn ney-at-law,
Ford Building,
Wilmington, Del.
Everett C. johnson,
Administrator.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
LEGAL NOTICE

Estate of Isaac r. Johnson, de-
ceased:
Newark post., 1919-01-01

liern to learn trade in order to
earn a living, he having long ago
devoted several years to the prac-
tical mastery of Gutenberg's art,
and doubtless now being quite able
to make his way as journeyman
printer.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
Card of Thanks

We desire to thank most cordi-
ally those who remembered us at
Christmas with beautiful gifts.
We extend to all the donors, best
wishes for the New Year.
Operators at the
Telephone Exchange.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
POULTRY CLUBS
MAKE BIG PROFITS
Prizes to be Awarded at Janu'
ary Meeting

glF4S III the 1tI4IL4~
Cubs Of Delaware, % Of whom re-
ported the production Of 365 doz-
ems of eggs and the raising Of l84
chicks, with a total value of
S650.35. at a total cost of S231.63,
leaving a net profit of S418.72, or
a net profit of $500 per member.
Achievement prizes have been
mer:ted by the following young
poultry raisers:
|. In New Castle County
/. Egg Laying Contest - 1st,
Francis Thomas, Yorklyn, a pure
bred cockerel; 2nd, Egbert klair,
Stanton, 50.
?. Raising of Chicks - 1st,
Francis Thomas, Yorklyn, So; End,
Elizabeth MacRoberts, 312 N. Con-
nell St., Wilmington, 81.
II. In Kent County
/. Egg Laying Contest-(ro con-
testants in this project).
?. Raising of Chicks-1st, Agnes
Thomas, FELTON,, So; 2nd, Charles
L5ndale, Frederick, 50.
III. In Sussex County
/. Egg Laying Contest-1st,
John Ireland, Lincoln, a pure bred
cockerel; End, Alberta Wilson
Lewes, 50.
2. Raising of Chicks-1st, Dcro'
thy Num-, Milford, So; End, Mary
Wright, Bridgeville, 81.
". State Sweepstakes
/. In Egg Laying Contest -
John Ireland, So.
2. In Raising Chicks-Dorothl
Num-, 50.
These prizes were offered bJ
William H. Sewer, secretary of th'
Diamond State Poultry Associa
tion. and will be awarded to TIL
champion poultry club members O.
each county at the reorganization
meeting in January of the Count.
Farm Bureaus, respectively.
Newark post., 1919-01-01
Store Opens $50 a. m.
Farewell, Old Uniform

your work is done
you serued me Wel
you made better man of me
physically and morally
NorU shall lay you dpdy meath
the Stars and Stripes in the old trunk;
mar you euer repo,e in peace
you uon't despise me for saying
that it feels good to dress UP
again-in cioilian clothe,
you wil understand
By D. Murta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20
Al scRIs CARTE ACAsA?

De PIE acum Sc pot trinlite sc1i-
sori acasa. Stirea ne inveseleste
pc toti. Alta pc moi cei din Anne
RIGA, cit 81 pc cei de aeasa, carl
STUNT nacaIti dtstnl, ar fl bine, Sd
le trimiteti 81 lor cite un calendar.
Nu uitati Cd acasa nu s'au tipa-
Fit de Toe calendare IN anal trecut.
Gel mai potriyit calendar pentru
trimis acasa, este ,Caler,darul
Nou PRIV a "a desfksoarx toate
tSkmiasx sxri)e nssstre dis Aaerie4.
XII de meas vx vor zlsll5 5en; ainlt
psntfu n Csrs1i psiih slsd nj !.
eaIeii1 I'M ~ u dsapI Ioa
-. 5l Dss sui I,
Z
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20

Vap0are americana sosite Ia
Danzing. Basel, Elvetia. -
Strife primite PIE seara anunta
ca trei yapoare americana, incar-
cate Gu de ale mincarei pentru
pobulatia poloneza, au sosit Luni
la Newfahrwasser, in golful Dan
zing.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20

este dat omului Sc guste din po,
mul oprit asa numai, pc de gea-
lba. Politia a prins veste 81 la fa-
cut un ,,katzenjammer" lui Tu-
Guile. A fost trecut la racoare
pentru ,,sclavia albas' 81 mai zilele
trecute a fost condamrrat la trei
ami robie. lar Catita? @, de Catita
MI va nfirai. Dfnsa la muma-s;,
81, probabil are Sc aiba noroc MAJ
tirziu, in alta parte. Caci trei ami
tot lilRga vreme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20
.EFIECTu.
A DREsA Pc BoLsEv1C1.

ANuIHdi SIHOu uc dSCuCd Id u
masa ell ucigasii bolsevici Sc pa
re ca revolta pc celelalte fracti-
uni rusesti 81 mtuneca visul ca
isbucnirile totale din Russia pot fl
(calmate prin o conversatie, a frac-
| ti,nilor ce sd minca uncle pc alte-
lie, ce Sc va tinea pc insula In
marea Marmoree. Deeisia confe-
rintei de pace de a convoca ele-
mentele discordante la O cOnferin
|ta, declara printul Lvoff, fostul
prim- -minfstru al Rusiei reprezinta
,cea mai mare victorie pc care an
cistigat-o pima acum'' 81 da ,,un
nou impuls la anarchie' in intrea-
ga lume. ,,Patriotii rusi'' adau-
gat Ell, ,,nupot sta de. vorba cu oa-
menii ce All tradat Russia la Brest-
Litovsks'. Ziarul ,,Olecheobo'' din
Archangel, un organ independent
ce Sc publica in regiunea mde
|slnt trupele Americana, Engleze
81 Franceze. spune o depesa ca a
scris:
,,Propunerea de sta de vorba
GU bolsevicii, la fel ca propune-
| |rea facuta de Papa in decursul
raDboiului ca aliatii sd stee de
vorba Gu Hohenzollnernii. In acel
|timp aliatii au raspuns ca ei nu
|se incred in germani 81 ca nu vor
sta de vorba Gu ucigasii 81 crimi-
Enalii. In acelas fel avind motive
analoge este necesar de spune
clar ca imposibil de sta de
vorba Gu bolsevicii.
,,Bolsevismul ca imperialismnl,
inainte de c&derea Germaniei, nu
|e numai 0 amenintare pentru Ru-
sia, ci 81 pentru intreaga lumeS'.
/ in o declaratie facuta de d-nul
IA. J. Sack, directorul de la biro-
|all de informatii pentru Russia in
|Statele Unite cetim:
,,Fracti,lnile anti-bolseviste re-
|pudiaza propuherea aLatilor pc
Etrei motive: fntfi, eli snu vrea Sd
[stee de varba GU bolsevicii, consi-
|dcrfndu-i tradatori al Rusiei 81 u
ma1litatei, ucigasi al fratilor lor.
|eriminali ce sunt capabili de a in
|telege nulnal 0 limba, linlba fortei
Efizice; doua, ii nu mteleg cum
|aliatii arl gasit ca e posibil de al
pune pc ei, poporul Rusiei, Ia un
lnivel egal Gu Ibolsevicii, cari au,
Itradat Russia 81 cauza aliatilor,
.s'au purtat att de brutal Gu re-
prezentantii 81 cetatenii aliatilor,
q an instituit ua astfel de tero-'
ism, fncft prcseainteic Wilson .
creznt c6 . dasoFia lnf m Scptem-
brie 1sls ( cere tntnror natinnilor
din lagse De . fsce I'M protest con-
tra terorisnaul,i 1sginnlui apolee
yic; . tre1a, fsae3iuzile anti-bol-
nav,i cn - 1,ar,sa,xi11fx noY,t1tyYl r1fl(s
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20
Arestat pentru cumparare de
juvaericale furate. - New York.

Jefuirea' unui birou. Ne
wark, Ohio. - In biroul de bilete
din Conesville al companiei de cal
ferate Pan Handle au intrat noap
tea trecuta niste hoti 81 au luat
de acolo un mare numar de tikete
81 o care care suma de Ibani in
numerar. S'a arestat un individ
ce parea suspect.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20
n|dFuatIsufL

Unul dintra cinstitT nostri ,,pre-
oti'' ne mai avfnd cite 3 81 4 in
gropaciuni la ri, s,'a fnrolat in re
gimentul 80 de agentura, pun7n-
du-si palaria in crsiu, a declarat
ca la caz ca influenta spaniola
va aparea iarasi in general, a
tunci numai Gu concediq va mai
putea l,ra parte la ingropaciuni.
ii felicitam ca poate sc care apa
pc amindoi umeri, 81 are noroc
ca are pc cine sd lase acasa sd
puma carbuni in fanas, caci alt
cum lar ingheta geamurile.
Suehiatul de Petrino, lovit de
|streche, dezertat de la New
York. Acu1na tale frunze la c7inii
din Chicago, Ill. Ortacu-seu, Cum
|panas. pc Gale a Fl dat afara
dintra Romfni.
Din Cleveland, Ohio. fugit I'm
rominas pentru ca femeie mai
afurisita deceit Ell, ia spus, c1nd
la prins de urcche. ca el bur.
lac rfnced''
Domnul Newcomb. de 19 ann.
din Cincinnati, Ohio, ,.vinzator 81
|cumparator'' a fost TRIMS inain-
tea cortului pentru ca sci fie eXa-
minata mintea. Dfnsul, ca multi
|altii, nu facut MI stu ce lucru
mare. decit ca avea niste CART de
vizita pc carl era tiparit ca ell c
,,vfnzator de imbratisari 81 saru-
tAri 81 actionar la banca nationa.
Ia. nunlita GOOD Time. are un
capital de 100000 de capatat 81
are vote de UNI asistent." Nenoro.
cit 'baiat! Poate ca la fata nici nu
va fl fost Alta de prost pc cum
Sc pare in scriS.
In Turcia mai sunt inca Is ha.
remuri. Asa spune comandantul
unui vapor american, care a per-
dut in Constantinopol Is mari
mari. Probabii, fiecare va fl ra.
mas boss" i'm atare harem.
De aci mcOl0 este lege 81 in
contra lui Charlie Chaplin. Anu.
me, cind va juca in filmuriIe sale
I'm statul Pennsylvania, dfnsul Wa
trebui sc .plateasea 2 percente din
venitul sen curat. ca dare de We.
nit
o batjOcura mai mare sOrtii
-nu iti trebue deceit sc fiji soldat
activ in America 81 Sc fiji mcuiat
in m salon peste noapte, tocmai
,atunci cind tn esti de aceia carl
IN 'au beut nici odata in viata lor.
Batjocura aceasta la ajuns pc
sirmanul Max Brown. soldat ac-
tiv. i'm Boston. Mass.
Nh uitati Sc aduceti aminte tot
Ideauna socialistilor, celor de la
Il. w. W." ca 81 Bolsevicilor''
ca acest razboi a fost purtat pen
tru ca Sc fie asigurata democratic
81 M chaosul lumii.
Seriitorul ungur .JOkai, s a
casatorit la virsta de 20 ami cu o
fata de 10 ami, pentru ca sc alba
urmasi. I'm milionar, de IS ari,
din statul Texas La fntrecut pima
81 pc Jokai. Ell s'a casatorit Gu o
vaduva. care fusese foarte pro-
ductiva Gu barbatul dinainte. Ne
vasta, de bucurie mare. a facut
milionarnlri un present de ,,ge-
meni'' Judecind acuma dupa pu-
terea uriasa pc care are banul,
ajungem la conclusia ca cu eEpu-
tenn cumpara pima 81 constiinta
cocostircilor.
Cind unii vorbit0ri incep sc
tina disclIrsrrri, ascultatorii Sc mi
ra de ce nu sc restrfnge odata
dreptul copiilor de la Kindergar.
ten de vorbi libers
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-20

IlVFUItIV !
Ger resedinta hgei Ia -Niagara
Falls. Niagara Falls, Ont.
Consiliul communal al orasului Mia
CARA (unde este vestita Cascade
Neagra") a trecht ieri 0 rezolutie
prin care fndealnna pc primar sd
telegrafieze IA conferinta de pace
din Paris 81 sd ceara ca scaunul
secretariatului hgei natiunilor sd
fie permanent la Niagara Falls.
Cursa ,,furat&s' de vultur. -
East Haddam, Conn. - Cursaru-
lui w. F. Clarke la pierit O
cursa din locul unde asezase
pentru prinde ceva what. Ma
lmai gasit nici piatra in greutate
lde trei pfunds, care fusese legata
de cursa. Mai tfrziu a vazut un
|vultur sburfnd nu tocmai sus dea-
supra orasului, de piciorul carllia
lspfnzura in jos cursa lui GU piatra
leu tot.
Arsa de vie. Columbus, 0. -
Dina Coral B. Tompson, batrina
in etate de pasfnzeci 81 opt Gle
ani, a ars de vie pc cind salteaua
patului in care dormea a luat
foe de la o tigare pc care femeia
a lasat-o din nebagare de seama
sa cada in pat; dinsa avea obice-
| iul sa fumeze mai stras1lic ca un>
Turc.
Vapoare americana sosite la
Dansing. Basel, Elvetia. =
Strife primite PIE seara anunta
ca trei vapoare americana, incar-
cate Gu de ale mincarei pentru
pobulatia poloneza, au sosit Luni
la Newfahrwasser, in golful Dan
zing.
Arestat, pentru cumparare de
juvaericale furate. - New York.
l. Curtea suprema din localitate
a gasit pc John Scott Anderson
vinovat de a Fl cumparat Gu stire
un colan de pietrii scumpe, valo-
rat la suma de $4,000 Gle doiari.
care s'a recunoScut Fl fost flu
rat de la un giuvaergiu din Chi
cagO mp1euna Gu alte lucruri dc
pret, caror yaloare e de 26O,
900 de dolari. Anderson este agen-
tut unei renumitF companii de ash
gurari.
Jefulrea' unui bir0u. Ne
wark, Ohio - In birpul de bilete
din Conesville al icompaniei de cal
ferate Pan Handle au intrat noap
tea trecuta niste hoti 81 au luat
de acolo un mare numar de tikete
81 care care suma de bani in
numerar S'a arestat un individ
ce parea suspect.
Belgradul bintuit de tifos. =
Washington. O stire primita
astazi la departmental statului
anunta ca in capitala Serbiei s'a
declarat tifosul, mai GU seama
printre prizonerii Cehi carl erau
adtnati acolo pentru Fl trimis
in patria lor, precum 81 printre
soldatii Sirbi sositi din partile de
sud.
In alnintirea mortilor Francezi
- Paris. Sofia maresalului
Foch este in fruntea unui comitet
fnsarcinat Gu facerea planurilor
pentru zidirea pnei biserici pc
soseaua Peronna- -Bapaunle, lingo
iBOuchanesnes LDcul aceSta este
tocmai unde Sc lega frontul en-,
glez cu eel francez, lar biserica sc
Iridica in amintirea soldatilor
Franeezi morti IN batalig de la
Somme din anul 1916.
Aliatii vor nnicqo1a armate Ger
lmAnisi. - Paris. Conform in
formatiunilor priihite din surse
|demne de incredere, aliatii, prin
no,ile conditiuni de armistitiu
vor micsora arlnata Germailiei
Ipe viitor la 25,0N de oameHi, lar
fabriciIe ei de munitiuni vor fi|