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Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23
SPECIAL NOTICES.

SPECIAL NOTICES.
STOCK YARDS MEN
KEEP AWAY; STRIKE
ON AT OMAHA STOCK
YARDS. LIVE STOCK
H A N DL ERS LOCAL
$50. H. A. WARD, PRES
!. IDENT.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23

MARRIAGE LICENSES.
The following licenses were ISSUED

The following licenses were issued 10
wed:
Name and Address. Age.
Carmelo Favara. Omaha. ............ 30
Se1astiana Scapellato. Omaha. ....... u
Richard C. Morreau, Omaha. ........ 27
Lena B. Richardson. Pueblo. Colo. -. Is
Paul Cain, Henderson, Ia. .......... 81
Madge Hodge. Hastings, Ia.,.....'... IS
Afford Fl. Richard, Oregon City, Ore. 20
Maths Anderson, New York, N. Y. -. 81
Harold A. Gerberding, Chicago. Ill.,. 81
Marie Meiniager. Grand Island. Neb.. 20
John c. Dustin, Auburn, Neb. ....... %
Olive Roberts. Auburn, Neb, ......... 20
William H. Wheeler. Omaha. ......... "a
Rachael c. Kimball, Omaha. II
Albert Grimm, Omaha. ......over p
Lena Smith. Omaha. lover IL
j eseph Dolezal. Omaha. ............ 20
Josephine Rolinek, Chicago. H.. 81
William H. Sheehan, Shoshone. Idaho. SO
Ruth A. Sanford, Omaha. .......... 20
Lorenz A. Hermann. Atlantic, Ia. 26
yerna Peterson. Atlantic, Ia.......... 26
Barney Miller. Winside, Neb. ......... SO
Cora Miller, Wins'de, Neb. ...........2 6
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23
Statesmen and Salesladies.

If you are tired working on a alary and
want to get into business for yourself
and possess salemanship ability toget heI
with energy, we are now ready to offer
exclusive county rights for FORD ac-
cessories, in Nebraska and Iowa-you
can represent our factory for its output
Our agents are clearing big money and
building up a permanent business. For
exclusive rights. write. or call at cur
office, 312 S. 18th St
MANUFACTURING CO
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23

STENOGRAPHERS, s75 to s125.
Bookkeeper and stenographer, Sl00-$f25
Elliott Fisher operator. 500.
THE MARTI COMPANY.
1926 W.O. w. Bldg.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23
DEATH & FUNERAL. NOTICE

MASONIC FUNERAL
The burial service for our late brother,
Nicholas b. Reinhardt will be held at the
family residence, 3226 Maple street
"Wednesday. July %. at 2 p. m.
Service at the home In charge of Rev.
A. J. Hail. Pastor Hillside Congregation
al church. Masonic services by Nebras-
ka lodge No. l, at West Lawn cemetery.
FL ethren will assemble at Masonic Temple
-at 1:15 Harry +. Mahaffey, w. NJ:
Frank Wilcox secretary
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23
ATTRACTIONS.

FOR sale all kinds novelties. dolls, bull.
dogs with diamond eyes. Give away
Stun flash goods, etc
VINNICRS NOVELTY HOUSE,
100 No. 18th st. Douglas 1878.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23
BUILDING PERMITS.

Charles Hennig, 5021 Cunning, frame and
stucco dwelling. $4,000: f. J. Moore, Ito
South Fifteth avenue, frame and stucco
dwelling, $500; Clarence Baird, S12 South
Fiftieth avenue, frame and stucco dwell
ing $4,000
Omaha daily bee., 1919-07-23
HELP WANTED-MALE.
Statesmen and Solicitors.

RETAIL stove salesman. $500. Retail
auto salesman. straight commission.
Canned goods salesman. s25 and exp.
Auto accessory salesman, experienced,
Fremont. Schuyler. and David City
territory. $500 and exp. implement
salesman, sl25 to $3.50 and exp. Good
experienced tire salesman, $3.50 to sl75
and expenses. Salesman with car to sell
farmers of Iowa, $3.50. Employers Ref
- erence Company-"No charge til placed
A224 Rec Ruilding
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29
po11Y PLAYS THE ROLE OF CHAMPION ON FIFTH AVENUE

Tabby, tucked under my arm looking up
into the grinning, good-looking face of
the young man in tweeds. who is moth
ing If not ready.
we've got to get out of this crowd.
my DEAR he said, for already the young
reporter with the notebook had stepped
up to ask my name, and l saw man
taking something out of his pocket thai
looked like the bomb, but the Man in
Tweeds told me afterwards 1t was
kodak.
I'VE must get out of this he whis-
pereo, and then aloud: Kindly make way
for my wife,
The next thing I knew I was In
limousine, and we were pammed In the
traffic waiting for a tall policeman 10
put down his arm and let US go forward
they snapped US, but the pictures came
out the next day with entirely fictitious
names.
! He is a young lawyer, by-the-Way, ana
he knows some Pensacola people and ne
is crazy about my hat. He likes Art and
Artists.
Time is up. I have an engagement II
the Ritz.
Ever yours.
POLLY.
P s. 1 have a charming note for him.
He wants to know how / would like 10
4 stop managing the Art of woman
page ana manage a law office and every
thing told him might not mind man
J aging the law office but was not so sure
about managing the lawyer.
. N B.: You ask about the House OF
Mystery 1 haven't solved IL myself yet.
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29

as IL were, but did not see any of the
chambers who put anything over on Pen
sacola, me modesty representing Pen
sacoIa. (That may not be grammatical,
but it is the truth, and the truth crushed
to earth must rise again. You can't keep
a squirrel on the ground.
1 was hungry and the day Eas warm.
Don't ever tell anybody that / told you
this They would die OF shock, but
went over to Child's and got glass OF
milk and some strawberry short-cake.
You see, I had spent much money for
the becoming hat, and its a long. long
way to Payday. There is a Child's res
taurant Just off Fifth Avenue which Is
to that in Pensacola what sponge cake
is to cornbread. Even the rich and the
great dine there sometimes, Patty, so
you need not send me your next week
allowance. 1 am getting SO LIKE TO
BE POOR. It's lots of fun.
After had had my glass of nice rich
milk and had eaten my nice snortcake, /
felt ready to cope with anything, or any
body. 1 was ripe for adventure And as
turned into the Avenue, headed north,
between And and 43rd streets. saw that
the stage had apparently been set.
crowd was gathering. AS 1 watched they
seemed to come from every direction
More and More and More! What could
! it be? / shuddered. Nothing less than
a bomb outrage could draw such a
CAOWh L OIL nOpinS " NC III o.
! the death. for / am getting to have a
real nose for news, and wanted The
Chameleon to get its just and rightfu
share. MAYBE / COULD GET A SCOOP
AND ANOTHER RAISE!
AS / drew near so did others, until
there was a vast throng of us, pushing
and showing, while one could hear from
the center, quite clearly and unmistak-
ably: "Odds the greyi I Il take youl
l bet on the Little 'un." 1t was most
astonishing. Traffic was congesting, ana
the crowd was splitting over from the
| walk to the street. A big policeman was
sts nding on the fringe of the crowd
chanting something, to which moody was
paying any attention. A young woman
\ was trying to worm her way in, but al
/ last gave up in despair, and said to me
II wish / could get in. I'm from Ths
| Sun, and it is most time for me to turI
in my copy
At once my newspaper instinct spranl
| to arms. Let the rival paper get {
/ scoop? Never; l watched my chance
ducked under the big policeman5s arm
said to nice young man in grey tweeds
/ Pardon me-, he automatically stepped
out of the way, and 1 looked in on ths
betting ring. BIG GREY MALTESE
J CAT WAS PLAYING WITH A TINY
/ TREMBLING MOUSE, WHILE ALI
! THOSE BEASTS STOOD AROUND AN
| FORMED A BETTING RING.
/ Patty, can you beat 1t? What woulf
W. do in Pensacola If such thing should
/ happen on Palafox? Just what I did or
/ Fifth Avenue. i suppose. haven't train
ed in the Patriotic League gym for moth
| ing. I leaned over. caught the gray ca;
| by the nape of the neck. turned upor
/ those astonished men, and with "Wha
are you doing with MY CAT? turnec
auicklv while Tho otar+ IT the po-
| liceman became louder: Move on
Move ont Move onl
| forgot all about everything but that
poor little mouse and that big beauti-
full naughty cat. The poor little mouse
had scurried away. and here was 1 with
The Pensacola journal. (Pensacola, Fla.) 1898-1985, 1919-06-29

Patty, Patty, Patty:
the meanest man in New York has.
gwen me u I2AISE! / have taken MIN
cut OF the hated Capital class and put
aim in the lower case-see now mucn .
an learning about the newspaper game!
He may be mean but anyhow twenty per
8 not TO be sneezed at.
il all came about through the slim
Fcung person with the broken back that
drew FOR the Chameleon-long had 1
hesitated as 10 whether she should wear
a Frenchy CONNECTION with a top-loftical
rat, or a chic sweater, abbreviated skirt
and go hatless. Having imbibed mucn
Of the thrif- habit since earning my
board and keep, the abbreviation Wor'
and The Sport editor liked my young
contortionist so much that he swipe1
her for his page, whereup on the NJ. Nj.
81 had row, because the NJ. NJ. M.
wanted it to go on the Sunday section,
and the Nj VI. NJ. won and was in such
good humor about it Che and the Sports
rot hitting it off so well) that / got the
raise Moreover the Society Editor over
heard him tell the Sporting Editor that
il he thought he was going to swipe ne
best Art in the office, he had another
think coming. However, he is grouchicr
than ever ard orders such slews OF dis
located damsels that / am at my wits
cid, and have to spend at least two hours
five DAYS out of seven working like the
Old Harry I hope you do not let any
one read these letters, dear Patsy, for
trey are a bit slangy at times, | admit
But slang Is 10 useful when one is rushed
with work and not a minute to think
al ! am.
/ went right out and bought me the
dearest darlingest hat. 1t cost more
than a weeks wage, but what care l.
surely labor deserves it's reward.
have had another adventure. Life up
here is just one thing after another. l
leave out the picturesque language. but
YOU will understand. l must be proper
at all costs.
II was late evening and / was tired.
] had spent an hour and half at the
Public Library. going over all the latest
fashion magazines. carefully studying the
pretty young things In whom have SUD
denly found a near-goldmine, and hav-
ing shameless sly sketehed two young ac-
robats. I went off to finish my Art 1
wandered into Altman's and up to the
misses ready -to-wear, where 1 not only
fcDnd charming dresses to put on my
sketchy young ladies. but other creations
as well. And then forgetting that my
role at present is Poor but Proud, l spent
the twenty-five before referred to in a
nctNv ami most becoming hat.
Whereupon the lovely Vision in the
Glass whispered to my Subconscious Self
thus-wise: What a lovely young crea-
ture you are Why oh why, do you not
mingle with the throng Of Youth and
beAuLy 8hicl you are SO WeH-fIted 10
adorn2 Anc to make long story less,
hardened to the Voice of the Tempter.
\ took the bus and got back home N
n jiffy, put on that perfectly darling
evening gown that | wrote you about, ali
pink and chfffony and fri1ly, and the
ncbbS hat. and my smart silk cape. and
locked like Ready Money. Then / went
out for a walk.
The Avenue was crowded. / never saw
so many people going out for walk be-
fore
There were many charming ladies in
lovely clothes with beautiful young men
walking along with them, on the leash,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
UraSu aetop|anGa Sbu:
rat slIe India padut.

CASABLANCA, MAROCO, 19
August. - Pima acum nici sti-
re nu s'a PRINT despre marele
aeroplan numit Goliath, care a
pornit de la Mogador spre Da-
kar. Pretutindeni a luat nastere
0 teama ca masina SO prapad!i.
Avind insa in vedere regiunilc
peste care 1sburat Goliath, es-
te prematur (prea de timpuriu)
de a spune ca uriasul aeroplan
a fost sdruncinat prin vre-o ca.
zatura.
Diviziile navale au luat masuri
ca Sc cerceteze coasta marii, insA
accste cercctari vor lua citeya Ii
lie pima va completes cercet6rile
Gel de pc aeroplanul Goliath a
vcau Gu ci mincare 81 apa pentru
mai multe zile, Ia. fel 81 munitie
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20

PARIS, Is AuG1 Ziarul
partisan Temps aproape acu-
"a pc Anglia Cd aFiorat eonsti-
tutia hgei natiunisF prin trata-
tul persian.
Sc spune ca Brit1nia a promis
Cd respecta intcgri1 btea 81 indie.
pendenta Persiei, fnsa aceasta
pare fl numai d recautie ora
torica, Temps n lne ca indie
pendenta Persiei Sste atacata
prin insusi tratatuE lncheiat.
PIE data ce PFsia," scrie
Temps ,,promiteMca-si va in
credinta armata fuAai ofiterilor
englezi 81 finanteIca tarii numai
specialization englesE numai az
mai departe nici d forta ori re-
surse ca sa-si exerche suverani-
tatea."
Ziarul mai spune ga Persia e.
ste intre natiunile fAvitate ca sc
participc in liga natlunilor; spu-
ne ca Anglia ratfficat consti.
tutia ligei natiunilori 81 articoll]
X din constitutia Htei exact o.
presto ceea ce Anglia face. MAJ
departe, ziarul spunf, ca Persia
are constitute - cQnstitutia dc
la 1907 - in care spnne ca toato
tratatele ,trebue rati6cate de par
lamentul Persiei, afafa numai dt
tratatele secrete. Tensps spune Cd
acest tratat nu post9 fl conside
rat ca secret, pentr ca Anglia
a repudiat diploma ia secreta
81, acest tratat N upbate fl rati
ficat de parlamentnk bersian, psr
EEsfd Cd tiai ;assfsf fsds llsKent N
|exista, 81 nici unul nu poate +
|ales sub regimul existent al Ocu.
patel militare a Angliei.
lie Temps mai spune ca
Franta respinge acest tratat pc
motive morale, fiindca violeaza
principiile Wilsoniene 81 constitu
tia ligei natiunilor. Mai departe
spune ca Franta nu are alte mo
tive fata de atitudinea Ell 81 ME
nu are intentia de a spune An
gliei ca daca Anglia va Oferi ca
recompensatie ceva Frantei scru
pulele eli vor pieri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
CERMANII ISL BAT
NEVESTELE.

I'm Otter American care s'a
-eintors zilcle trecute din Ger
mania dat unui ziar un inter
view in care intrc altele zice cd
la Germani este ceva cOmun de
a-si bate nevestele 81 legea nu-i
urmareste.
,,Am fost in gazda la un ncgE-
stor German" zice ofiterul, ,si
am auzit niste tipete de fcmeie
venind din etajul de sus. Gre.
zind ca Sc sevarseste crima, am
volt Sc ma urc, dar pc treptele
scarii m am dntilnit Gu stapinul
easel, care 'banuind intentia mea
imi Else frecindu.si miinile: ,,Am
batut nevasta. Lam dat portia
saptaminala cuvenita. Daca Lu
bait femeis eel putin odata pc
saptamina ti-sc suic pc cap 81
nu tc site de stapin al easel"
Ofiterul American zicc ca ba-
taia nevestelor sc obisnuicste III
numai in clasa de JOS 81 cea mil
locie, ci 81 in clasa malta socie-
tatii germane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
1NCAIERARI fNTRE GER.
MANI 81 P0L0NEZI.

WARSAW, 10 August. = Pe
frontiera sud-ostica a Silesiei in
caierarile intre armata germana
81 poloneza au inceput subit. Ger.
manii in un atac fara de veste az
capturat doua safe de la linia dc
demarcatie.
Herbert Hoover, presedintele
associated pcntru ajutorul aliati
lor, care Sc afla in Polonia dat
ordin ofiterilor americani de aco
10 ca sc coopcreze GU totii in 9
incercare dc a pune capat lupte'
lor. Colonclul Goodyear, care 81
afla la Viena a fost rugat de He
over, la fel 81 colonelul Ryar
din contingentul american care 81
afla la Berlin, ca Sc faca incer
carl ca Sc opreasca ostilitatile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
.SCR|S0ARE De ACASA..
De: MIHAIL DRAGANESCU
IN CHEST|A PROCRONUR|lOR DIN RONAN|A

este Gu multi mai indraznet in ia
ra noastra, in actiunile 81 idcile
sale, in mijlocul natiunei noastrc,
ca inainte de razboi, All find III
curajati de principiul nationali-
tailor. = dar nevoind sd parasels-
ca acest pamint al fagaduintei,
spre a Sc duce in noua lor patrle
Palestina.
Gu drept cuvint ca evreii all o
iubire nemarginita de austricci
in special, vorbind limba lor, dc
prinzind pima All de relatiuni!e
comerciale germano- -austriace dar
All aceste tari find decazute din
darea lor 1nfloritoare, toata stlfla-
rea evreiasca Sc indreapta spre a.
mericani, spre englezi, poate 81
spre Franta, de unde lie vor veni
afacerile comerciale.
Este de remarcat ca ura evrei-
lor in contra rominilor. vine mai
multi de la evreii, asa zisi lesesti,
ce all invadat din Austria de
nord, Polonia, sau Russia, vechile
noastre vrajmase in care eli si-au
adapat sufletul, 81 mai putin de
la evreii spanioi, carl vorbesc o
limba latinizata.
Repet, nulnumai ca in contra e.
vreilor din Rominia nu a existat
nici un fel de progrom, dar evreii
All sunt char puternici in tara
noastra, eli detin finantele 81 CO.
merciul tarei i'm ma ajeritate, y0r
a face stat in stat. In nordul Moi
dovei, in Bucovina la IaSi 81
Cernauti - poti spune Gu drept
cuvint ca te afli in tara evreiasca.
Evreii Sc bizue All multi pc pro-
tectiunea anglo-americana, de oa-
re ce Antanta ignoreaxa Gu desa-
virYire, cit de multi evreii au ser.
Wit Gu aprinsa patima, in acest
razboiu, pc Germani, ca spioni 81
afiiati al lor.
Acsasta este pu1ul adevar.
Craiova, II Iulie 1919.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
S P R E S TIR E.

Gu data de All s'a TRIMS Pre-.
sedintelui Statelor Unite, precum
81 senatorilor 81 altor barbati pro-
minenti din aceasta tara bro
sur&, scris& de oamenii organi-
zatisi noastre, intitulata: Real
Facts about Hungary. + un ras-
puns la ,,Apelul" ungurilor care
q fost publicat 81 in ziarul ,,Ame-
rica".
In Nrul de milne vom publica
continutnl brogurei 81 in ziarul
nostru, rug1nd tot odat& pc ceti
tori nostri ca 50 dea cite un
numar din ziaral, ,,America", ii.
arelor Americana din localitate
ca se vadA si Americana cita
dreptats avem q pretinde tinutu.
rils rominesti subjugate pima q
cum de unguri.
RED.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
TRAGEDIA DIN AKRON

AKRON, 19 August. Mary
Singer acuzata impreuna Gu Phil!
Abraham ca ar fl omorit pc Anna
Rubin an scifimbat 1fArrurfsirile
facute Luni, spune politia.
Ea s'a reintors la marturisiraa
facuta la inceput ca un ON malt,
brun VENT in localul unde a
vut loc tragedia 81 a amenintat
pc Anna ca O va omorf. Luni in
sd a acuzat direct pc Abraham
ca ar fl comis crima.
Acuzatii vor Fl dusi astazi in
fata judecatorului ca sa marturi-
scasca ce stu in cauza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
N|S|UNEA 81 PASS ,ARTE[E.
UN BIR Pc POPOR.

acum n n'am auzit ca Camera 81
Senatul Rominiei sd fl votat d.
ceasta dare, cinci dolari pc car,
pentru ,,Reconstruirea Tarii" 81
nici aceea, Cd Consiliul Dirigent
al Transilvaniei Sc fl luat 0 ase-
menea dispozitie.
Moi Stim ca la venirea Comisi-
unei Romine in Cleveland s'a Iii.
scutat intr un cerc restrins da-
rea aceasta. Ca d. Comandor Pan
taxi intrebat pc fruntasii CT,
carl s'a intretinut, Cd, cam ci.
cred dior Cd ar fl Gu Gale sd Sc
adaoge la taxa pasapoartelor pen
tru Reconstructed Tarii, 81 uuii
AL spus 0 suma, altii alta, ,,ca
Rominii au de unde da,' 81 altii,
earl ar fl trebuit sd Sc pronuntc
categoric 1mpotriva unui aseme-
,,eG sistem, au ridicat din umcri.
Alta stim moi, Oar, dupa pa
rerea noastra, un bir nu Sc poate
pune de persoane lie indreptatitc
de lege Sc faca acest 'lucru. Tn
bir sc pune cum am arafat mai
sus, pc caii legale, 81 ori ce alte
-biruri pc popor, sunt biruri ne
legale, contribute silite, carl dal
loc la nemultumiri generate 81
prOyOacA anarchia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
INcERcxRl De k PUNE
CAPAT GREvEI OE La
3OHIO ELECTnlc co.

COLUMBUS, l9. August. -
Reprezentantii lucratofilor de Ia
tramvaele companiei Ohio Elec-
trio Co. vor avea 0 tntrunire c,'
primarii oraselor Neverk, Zanes-
vile 81 Lima, precumli Gu mena-
gerul de la Springfisld 60 Sc in
cerce q pune oapat g1l1ei.
Dana Evans, vice esedintele
de la Ohio Electric q spus Cd
cl nu arc cunostint iespre IN.
trnnire propusA. Nicl sonferin
ta intre osmenii ine ari si re.
prezentsntii eompan na 4 fosi
anuntat6.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
@ EXPLOZIE LA MI.
ma DE CARBJNI
DIN COLORADO.

TRINIDAD, 10 August. ~ Q
explozie puternica . avut loc Ia
nina de carbuni de Ia Oalview,
douazeci de oameni sc crede ca
sunt morti, find astupati de vii,
numai unul singur . putut ii sal
vat.
Explozia Sc spune ca q fost "a
uxata de gazurile din carbuni
Patruzeci de oameni au foss in
nina cfnd q ayut loc explozia, za-
&C Al esit pc intrarea ccntra'a
iar alti opt prins saur6 parasi-
ta, csialalf AZ fcst astupati fnla.
,untrn.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
.CONFERINTA De IA
CASA ALBA,
PRESEDINTEIE WILSON CE-
RE RATIFICAREA TRATATU-
!. LUZ DE PACE.

WASHINGTON, 19 August. -
Staruind ca Senatul sd grabcas-
ca Gu ratificarea tratatului de pa
ce, presedintele Wilson deschis
astazi conferinta Gu Comitetul
Afacerilor Streine a Senatului,
in Casa Alba, tinind cuvintare
lunga in care a zis:
~ Reajustarea vietei noastre ma
tionale la conditiuni normale de.
pind absolut Gu totul de faptul
de scoate tratatul de pace din
calea noastra. Alta vreme cit
tratatul ne sta in Gale, minele,
fabricile 81 negotul tarii, att i'll
tern, cit 81 extern sunt intro po-
zitiune foarte desavantagioase.
Marea Britanie 81 alte natiuni
carl au ratificat tratatul, vor sari
peste Statele Unite pc calea c,-
merciului. Singurul obstacol care
pare ca sta in calea ratificarii
tratatului de pace este indoiala a.
supra intelesuluii anumitelor
conditiuni din Liga Natiunilor
fost intimpinati de presedinte.
Oar, zice presedintele, in min.
tea celor, care au scris statutele
Ligei Natiunilor nu-i nici b in.
doiala ca asa zise fndoielnice
conditiuni insemneaza exact ceea
ce Senatul Statelor Unite vres
ca ele Sc 1nsemneze.
Presedintele a discutat efectuI
rezerYatiunei. .artic0lului. 10 &c
tragerea Doctrinei Monroe 81
chestiunile inferno. D-sa de.
clarat ca ifu poate fl obiectillne
pentru trecerea unei rezolutiuni
interpretind acestc conditiuni din
punctul de vedere American, dal
acele rezolutiuni, trebuiesc tinu-
te separat de rezolutiunile rati-
ficarii. Daca ele sunt facute III
strinsa legatura GU ratificarea
presedintele zice ca Statele Uni
to vor ii silite sa mearga inapo1
in Germania sd cerseasca de Ia
ca primirea rezolutiunilor noos,
tre Gu privire la statute, 81. Z.
ceasta, a zis presedintele Wilson
este ceva care foarte umilit",
pentru moi.
Pc la orele 10, timpul fixa'
pentru conferinta, aproape TOT
mcmbrii comitetului erau in Sala
Albastra din Casa Alba, unde al
fost nitimpipati de presedinte.
| Textul cuvintarli .presedintelu
Wilson Sc va raporta indatas, da
pa sfirsitul sedintei.
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RESTAURAREA M0NAR.
CHIEF UN6ARE ESTE
u lMINENTA.

ROMA, 18 August. 60 tele-
grama din Triest catre ziarul
Popolo Romano zice ca procla
marca unui decret prin care Sc
restabilestc Monarchia Ungara
este iminenta. Sc raportcaza asc.
menca ca s'a facut sfortari pen
tru formarea unei Uniuni 1ntre
Ungaria, Romfnia 81 Serbia. Zia-
rHl Corriere Della Sierra ridicu-
lizeaza raportul.
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0ENERALUL PERSHING I
QUIRINAL.

ROMA, 10 August. - Dupa cc
q luat prinzul ieri la Quirinal, ca
oaspele regelui, generalul Per-
shing a vizitat Pantheonul, undc
q depus coroana pc mormintnl
fostului rege Victor Emanuel 81
Humbert.
Popolo Romano, platind tribu-
tul lui Pershing. zice astazi CO
Statele Unite 81 Italia au fost ie-
gate prin legaturi de prietsnic
indisolubile Zee nu Sc pot des-
face).
Prin imigrantii Italieni, Anne
ricanii ~ aflat energia III tena-
eitatea poporului Itslien. rice
Siayul. 81 ]. n ssI NJ U " \
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MEXICANII 'LIBE-
REAZA. Pc AVIATO.
Ri AMERICAN.

Ell PASO, TEX, 19 August.
- Locotenentii Peterson 81 Davis
au. fost eliberati de catra banditii
mexicani dupa ce lisa pltatit
pretul de rascumparare de $l5
900. Aviatorii au ajuns la granita
Americana, spune rapoartele pri.
mite din Maria, Texas. Capita
null Matlock a dus banii de res
cump4rare la lagarul banditilor
reintorcindu-se Gu, eel dol avia
tori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-20
.PATRU uAPOARE Boise,
VICE SCUFUNDATE.

HELSINGFORS, 10 August.
vaporul de r4sboi al bolsevis-
tilor Andrea -Pervosvan, crucisa-
torul Petropavlovsk, un trans
port ii i'm yapor din convoiu &c
Cd au fost scufundate
ia . luptx &c q avut loc fntre flo
to bolsevistG 81 flota engleza in
Golful Finlandei.
4 Englexii ~ perdut trei barCi
Ecu motor, III mort eu fost opt
otiteri y trei oameni
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sALIATIH NJ VOR SA
RASPUNDA ARCHI-
DUCELUI IOSIF.

4 PARIS, Is August. - Cohsi.i-
ul suprem a decis ca sd nu ras-
.punda la communicable archiduce-
lui Iosif, guvernorul statului Tn
gar. Archiducelc q cerut Sc fie
recunoscut guvernul formal dc
Iel.