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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
INSTITUTE IN
FINAL SESSION
Committee and Officers Are
Named Following Closing
Meeting of Teachers

With the closing lecture by Dr.
George H. Belts on the Measures of
Training Efficiency" the DauphIn
County Teachers Institute came to an
end this morning, after having been in
session since Monday Lectures by
nationally famous educators featured
this years institute.
Dr. Belts this morning told the teach
ers that they should be more frank in
their rating of themselves and their
students, During the address he ex-
planned a number of systems in use in
the schools whereby the eating OF a
pupil was kept mathematicany as cor
rect as possible, and little of the per-
sonal elecent arrived to mar the teach
er's rating.
Following DR.. Belts. Mrs. H. A Dres-
ser. associate director, department of
junior membership os the Red Cross,
Philadelphia, spoke on Work and
Needs" Mrs. Dresser told of the efforts
that the Red Cross had made in as
sociating the educational systems of
the country with the central office, and
of the great assistance that the schools
of the United States had rendered She
made an appeal for continued co-opera-
ton in the work. After the reports of
various committees and the election of
auditors the institute was adjourned.
The following officers and committees
compose the institute:
Executive Ofticers-F. E. Sham
baugh,. county superintendent; l.. f.
McGinnes. borough superintendent,
Steelton; H. J. W'ickey. borough SUI
perintendent, Middletown W. r.
Zimmerman, assistant county super
iV,fA = II
retary; Charles Farmer enrolling clerk.
Committees, Resolutions-Charles S.
Davis. chairman Isaac App. the Rev
]. George Smith, Ira Mummert. William
Bonawitz. E. E. Wetzel, T. G. Sense
man. .. Il. Good, L. Wheeler Bell, the
Rev. J. =. Tease. Educational meet
ings-J. Adams, chairman; H. H.
Carver. c. L. Detweiler, S. C. Bethel.
F.. o. Smith, ]. E. Sherk, Leroy Boil
man, the Rev. p. P. Huyett, Stacy
Peters, H. B. Fehl, Charles Auman, C.
l.. Grimm, Harry Klinger, Frank r.
Kerlin, Allen Schoffstall, Thomas Nit
man. Membership in State Educational
Association-Ray Gruber, chairman !;
Clarence Swain, Boyd Miller. Mabel X.
Famous. Annie B. Nye, Annie E. Eisen-
hauer, Elizabeth Driscoll.
Officers of the County Directors AS
sociation-President, Max Lauffer Lon
donderry Township; first vice-president,
r. B. Stricken Middle Paxton Town
ship; second vice-president, Joshua
Rutherford, PaXtang; secretary. w. H.
Horner, Swatara Township; treasurer,
w. H. Nell. Steelton.
officers of Sections-I. (Grades 7-12)
C. S. Davis, chairmaa; Estelle Lubold,
secretary. II. (Grades 1-6)-Elizabeth
Price, chairman; Elizabeth Yost, secre-
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17

tary. III RuraD-Nevin Meyer,
chairman; Naomi Shamper secretary.
County Superintendent F. Z. Sham
baugh distributed yesterday among the
teachers a typewriter copy of sugges-
tions for the war history of the State
schools, which will be compiled by
teachers from every school in the State
The name of those appointed on the
committee on wartime activities fol-
lows:
Berrysburg. A. b. Crook; Conewago
Township, Paul Hershey; Dauphin
borough. Miss Effie Zweizig; Derry
Township, Miss Sara Foreman; Eliza
bethville, Miss Estella Lubold; Gratz,
Miss Mollie Bowman; Halifax borough,
Miss Margaret Snyder; Halifax Town
snip, the Rev. ]. c. Pease; East Han
over Township, E. A. Lerch; South
Hanover Township. Miss Ella Wagner !;
West Hanover Township. Joseph Meyer,
Miffiin Township, w. H. Bonawitz /;
Millersburg Miss Katharine Smith !;
Paxtang, Miss Eva Kunkle; Lower
Paxton Township. Mrs. Katharine War
fel; Middle Paxton Township, George
Feaser; Upper Paxton Township, Miss
Sara Cromleigh; Royalton borough,
Mrs. Mabel X. Famous; Rush Town
ship, Mrs. Leah Hassler; Susquehanna
Township, Miss Caroline Rauch; Swa-
tara Township, Miss Katharine Short
Lower Swatara Township, Nevin Moy-
cr; Uniontown, Miss Ruth Reigel I;
Washington Township, Miss Ella Ely !;
Wayne Township. C. L. Wise; Wico-
nisco Township, Miss Elizabeth Dris-
coll Williams Township, c. Z. Swain !;
Williamstown, Miss Jennie Savage {;
Highspire. Miss Dorothy Howden; Ly-
kens Township, Darius West; Jackson
Township, Charles Farmer; Jefferson
Township, Merrill Leitzel; Londonderry
Township, Miss Anna Cannon; Hum
melstown, Miss Sara Muth, and Lykens,
Mrs f LEROY Keen
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Two Events to Mark
Halloween at Y.M.C.A

Halloween will be celebrated at the
Central Y. M. C. A. by two old time
parties. Posters have been placed
upon the bulletin board in the boys
game rooms which tell of events for
the dates of October 80 and 81, at
which witches. shadows and hobgob-
Inns will be the guests of Y. NJ. C. A.
boys and their friends. The first
party on the evening. of Thursday,
October 80, is announced to be for
older boys and their friends of the
weaker sex. none being admitted ex-
cepting they are accompanied by sis
ter cousin, sweetheart, mother,
or grandmother. Mysteries surround
the whole program for the evening,
but it is announced by Boys Work
Secretary A. II. Dinsmore, that when
his committee of boys assisted by
Frank c. Foose. get through with
the program 1t will be second to none
in the way of Halloween events.
A similar party for younger boys
will be given on Halloween. but of
course, these younger lads will be in
vited to a boys stag party. This will
be the first of series of three big
membership social events for boys to
be held during the season.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17

procession. In the first division will
march squad of police. various
committees, borough council. the 80
service men, the G. A. r. men, Red
Cross and w. c. T. u. Several bands
will be included.
In the second division will be the
Boy Scouts and school children; in
the third division, the secret So
cieties; in the fourth. the fire COM
panies, and in the fifth. floats of
businessmen of Harrisburg, Steelton,
Highspire and other surrounding
communities.
Open-Air Features
At the conclusion of the parade a
football game is scheduled to start
at o'clock. The Highspire contin-
gent will have as their opponents the
St Mary's team of Steelton. A
closely contested game is expected.
The Middletown- -Highspire baseball
game scheduled for the afternoon.
has been called off because of the
poor condition of the grounds at this
time.
At 4.SO a flyer from the Middle
town Aviation Depot, will fly over
the borough and entertain the peo-
pie with series of stunts.
At 6 o'clock, the reception is
scheduled for the service men. They
will be taken to the banquet hall in
the school building, where they will
be served with n meal of many
courses. including both the sub
stantial articles of diet and the deli
cacies.
Community singing is scheduled at
Z o'clock after which there will be
n general entertainment in the en-
gine house. This will be under the
direction of George w. Cover.
Medals on Sunday
The presentation of medals will
take place on Sunday during services
in st. Paul's Lutheran Church. DR..
Robert Bagnell. pastor of Harrisburg
Grace Methodist Church, will be the
speaker. The medals will be pre-
sented under the auspices of the G..
A. r.
/. L. Hoffmeister is chairman of
the general committee in charge of
Included on the
executive committee are the follow
ing men. who are chairmen of the
as follows:
Parade. Harry Ulrich: music,
George w. Cover; decorations and
Percy D. Myers; amusements
and memorial, D. L. Kaufman: BAN
quet, Miss Blanch Mumma: invita-
ton and reception, Mrs. D. L. Kauf-
man; publicity and printing, Elmer
Duncan; finance, H. r. Durbrow; /;
religious and educational, the Rev.
]. c. Forncrook.
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
SCHOOL BOARD GIVES
ITS SIDE OF DISPUTE

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Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Two Suppers Arranged
For Boys at Y. M. c. A.

Two suppers for boys are on the
schedule next week at Central Y. NJ.
C. A. DR.. ]. George Becht first dep
uty superintendent of public instruc-
ton, will be the speaker at an older
boys supper next Wednesday after
noion at els. DIR. Becht will speak
on How to Enjoy Living To-day
The supper is being held under the
auspices of the Tech Hi-Y Club. On
the following evening boys of the
younger Boys a. and younger boys
''B" group of the Y. NJ. C. A, will hold
a similar supper. A special program
will be arranged. Both events are to
be open to boys of a likeage whether
OF not they are members of the Y. NJ.
c. A
Harrisburg telegraph. [volume] (Harrisburg, Pa.) 1879-1948, 1919-10-17
Sproul to Participate in
Massachusetts Campaign
By Associated Press

Boston, Oct. 17.-Four Governors
from other States will participate in
the Republican campaign in this
state, it was announced to-day. Gov
ernors Henry J. Allen, of Kansas;
w. L. Harding, of Iowa; William l..
Sproul. of Pennsylvania, and J. A.
A. Burnquist, of Minnesota, will take
the stump for Governor Coolidge.
who seeks reelection.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
C,zJoH1SsoN> OscAa E. .B1AnD HENRx D. T1oop

Dseharsed soldiers Of the A. F. r. their friends and families
ing committee now back from France on the military prison
ling from vsriou members Of the committee
Henry D. Flood Of Virginia making
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
Select Seed Corn
For Several Years

This years corn, over most of the
United States, is good corn. the kind
of corn that a man can plant with
greatest assurance of getting good
crop. There is no knowing what next
years corn will be. 1t may be late,
caught by early froSto. soft, and unfit
fer seed The farmer who looks a
head, say corn experts of the United
States Department of Agricultural,
will save enough seed corn out of this
crop to meet his needs for two or, bet
ter still for three years.
The old cry. of course. Will be rais-
ed that there is not time at this busy
season to select seod corn even for
one years planting. TO say nothing of
two or three. 1t does take time-but
IL takes less time to select the corn
now than 1t will take spring after next
to scour the country for a crib of old
corn or, failing that. to find seed far
ther south Fortunately. the right
way is the least expensive and safest
way. Also. it enables the farmer to
go on growing the strain of corn that
las made good" instead of getting
something haphazard that he knows
nothing about.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
1LAGE FROM OTHER
FORAGE PLANTS
BY r. w. CLARK

Besides corn, excellent silage is
some times made from alfalfa, clover,
oats and peas, rye, sorghum, kafiir-
corn, millet and milo maize. While
corn is the principle crop for silage.
it is often found advisable to make
silage from other plants, especially
during drouth seasons. when excellent
sorghum and kafiir-corn can be grown
as q catch up. The first cutting of
alfalfa hay during a wet season is
often lost. This could be put in the
silo and saved, and by feeding out
during the summer months. the silo
cnn be refillcd in the fall with corn
and kafiir-corn.
During recent years. we have noted
steady increase in the price of hay.
In fact all forage ha5 commanded n
very high price. ard it is necessary
for the stock keeper to produce a for
age at less money than hay, If he
wishes to realize good profit on his
stock In this capacity the silo comes
MS n great boon.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
FALL FLOWING is BEST

l have always advocated fall plow-
ing for 1t is easy to demonstrate the
superiority of fall versus spring
plowing. wheather the land is to be
dry-farmed or irrigated. A farmer
stated recently fall plowing opens
up the soil for winter precipition;
1t gives an opportunity for the frost
to better prepare the soil mechani-
cally; it facilitates the action of
bacteria. Then. too, fall plowing
can be done when the horses are
hardened to the work and there is
a possibility of getting better plow-
ing. or course our beet and spud
digging rush interferes to great ex-
tent but even then 1t is not hefty as
the pressure of the spring rush.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
GASTON Is ARRESTED
ON ASSAULT CHARGE

Hugo Ledger-W. N. CASTOR, living
two miles north of the Jolly Ranch
er's Hall. in the Cowan neighborhood
was arrested by Deputy Sheriff A. p.
Prose, charged with assault. CASTOR
was brought to Hugo Monday by
Officer Prose and F. o. Glaspy and
turned over to Sheriff Williams. On
Wednesday the Sheriff, accompanied
by Gaston's attorney went to the
Cowan neighborhood with the prison
er, who made an unsuccessful at
tempt to secure bail. According to
reports from Cowan there is con-
siderable feeling against CASTOR. The
complaint was brought by married
woman from Ordway. who was visit
ing with Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR at the
time of the alleged assault.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
WARRANTS CALLED

The following Crowley county war
rants are called for payment;
Road, registered on or before Sept.
3, 1919.
School district No. 7. registered on
or before Feb. 25, 1919.
School district No. IL, registered
on or before Feb. II, 1919.
School district No. 25. warrants No.
2722-2723 2724 - 2725 - 2726
272S-2729 registered May 16. 1919,
School district No. 3, registered on
or before May 13, 1919
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

Typewriter ribbons for all makes
machines-at the New Era.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
I.s7 ACRES PER COW

An acre of corn put into the silo
and an acre of alfalfa made into hay
will support a COW 500 days. In
other words it will require only 1877
acres of land to support a COW a
year on a ration composed of these
crops. This is according to careful
tests made by experts.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
BUYS CANNING PLANT

The Libby. McNeill & Libby COM
pany has purchased the Lawson can
ming factory at Rocky Ford. The
purchase price was 100000
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
He Found Out

A fellow at Fowler recently struck
a match to see if the tank in his
car had sufficient gas. He did this
while the tank was being filled and
the car burned up.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
Notice of Final Settlement

Estate of Alfred Allen Benedict,
deceased. No. 10.
Notice is hereby given that on Mon.
day. the goth day of October, A. d.
1919, the undersigned will present to
tho County Court of Crowley County,
Colorado, his accounts for final settle
ment of administration of said estate
when and where all persons in in
terest may appear and object to them
IL they SO desire.
LEO MORTON,
Adm. said Estate.
First publication Sept. 10, 1919.
Last publication Oct. 10, 1919.
Writing fiuid-at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
DIES OF WOUNDS

JaclSFleak. former Rocky Ford
boy, died last week in a Pueblo hos
pital from the effects of wounds re-
ceived in France. He worked for
several years on the Rocky Ford En-
terprise and later at Las Animas.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
hob ABOUT BURNING NEeRoNoo eRuEsor1E TO sAoW I
r ny

ohp Lynch Lay a 1t is the camera
Omaha. mob And when they are
evidence guilt These great
sheriff after desperate fight shot
perform prevent 1T where million and hall
dollar mob
Regular soldiers and martial law were
rescued by battling police and sent
scicu 10 q
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10
LAID UP OR NAILED DOWN

The Editor was laid up a few days
the first of the week as the result of
stepping on a nail.-Manzanola Sun.
Well Bicknell you were not ex-
pected to work when you were nail
ed down.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

Writing fiuid-at this office.
The Ordway new era., 1919-10-10

Butter cartons and butter paper in
stock now at the New Era.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
PLECAREA PRES. vii.
SON SPRE FRANTA.

NEW YORK, 5 Mart. = Prese-
dintele Wilson s'a imbarcat All
dimineata pentru Franta, in a
doua calatorie a sa la conferinta
de pace.
Presedintele 81 suita sa s'a ur-
cat pc bordul vaporului George
Washington All noapte la orele
1.15, lar la orele 8 vasul a pornlt
catre larg.
Vile demonstratiuni ce Sc ia
cusera presedintelui la prima sa
plecare spre Franta, au lipsit acu-
ma. Ora plecarei nu s'a stiut e.
xact 81 poate aceasta fost eau
"a Cd nu era, ca in prima data,
alta lume adunata in port. In
golf nu erau vase mai de loc, da-
torita find grevei muncitorilor
din port.
Cind vapOrul George Washing
ton s'a departat de NAL, s'a adu-
nat imprejurul lui 0 flotila de
vase de razboi, lar citiva membrii
din suita presedintelui au aparut
linga capitan, fluturlndu-si bats
tel in semn de adio catre grupul
o'icialitatei care Ia urat bun vo-
iaj.
Presedintele STA anuntat inten-
tia de a ramfne in Paris pima
cind Sc va Fl semnat tratatul de
pace. Dinsul crede ca aceasta va
iii terminate cam pc la l Iunie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
PROROCUL -TR0TZkY.

GENEVA, Elvetta, 5 Martie. =
Leon Trotzky. mir S+rul de razbo
bolsevist, TRIMS 0 scrisOare dir
Moscova Gu data de ii Februarie
la un prieten al sau din Geneva
Dinsul spune i'll scrisOare ca Dol,
sevismul sa estinde peste intreaga
Rusie 81 Siberia 81 declarat ca du-
pa semnarea pacii Sc va incepe 0
noua campanie printre muncitori-
mea lumii pentru lupta contra
imperialismului 81 capitalismulmi
Trotzky s'a rugat de prietenii
sci ca Sc munceasca impreuna Gu
Nine Barabanoff, care Sc afla acu-
ma in Elvetia, avind la dinsa cite
va milioane de ruble, pentru ca Sc
munceasca Gu ele 81 prin ele in di-
rectia latirii propaganda bolsevi-
ste in Franta, Italia, pc urma in
Anglia 81 apoi in Statele Unite.
Trotzky spune ca dInsul este III
strinsa legatura de idei Gu Lenine
81 arata ca succesele bolsevismului
Sc vad deja in Germania prin irwin
gerile spartacienilor. In acelasi
timp dinsul declara ca in curind
bolsevismul va domino lumea.
I'm mic punct. 0 mica luare a.
minte pentru cetitorii nostri. Att
auzit lauda lui Trotzky. NJ este a.
sa ca acelasi lucru nj I spune 81
vestitul gurasparta din Detroit.
Mich.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06

greva aceea, stabilita pentru Lunia
trecuta, fost inecputa de Ego
mote in carl, spartacienii, la ince-
put au fOst 1nvingatori. Dinsii au
ocupat statiunea politiei centrale.
Pc urma, alte rapoarte neconfir-
mate inca, spuneau ca ministrul
de razboi Noske, prin faptul ca S a
folosit de un numar mare de trupe
a inabusit pc revolutionari 81 ia
success restabilirea ordinei in ora
sui, care, de altcum 81 astazi este
sub legea martiala.
Pima acuma nu S a primit nici {
Stire Gu privire la cele sosite ieri a
ci ca adunarea nationala german;
era sc fie disolvata. fncaierari ar
mate intre RADICAL 81 trupele gu
vernului au fost raportate din di
feritele parti ale tarii, mai ales !;
Halle, unde, Sc spune ca Spartacie
nii au pus mare 1mpotrivire.
Premierul Lloyd George era
stazi i'll drumul seu spre Paris, un
de Sc crede ca Sc va pune indata p
lucru pentru usurarea blocade
economice contra Germaniei, ca pr,
mul pas spre pace preliminara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
PRES. WILSON NJ Sc TE-
NE De CRITICIl Sal.

NEW YOK, 5 Martie. - Pre-
sedintele Wilson este determinat
duce lupta pima la sfirsit Gu Sc
natorii republican, ce Sc opun la
formarea ligei natiunilor.
Aseara, in apelul final catra
pitblicul American, presedintele
"a declarat ca: 90 majoritate CO.
virsitoare's in favoarea ligei, 81
,,rici un partid nu are dreptul de
a-si apropia acest drept'', drep-
tul ca el a facut liga Isl nici un
partid,i n lungul drum, nu va In
drazni ca sd Sc opuna els. Acea-
sta este convingerea presedintelui
Wilson pc care duce GU el in
darat In Franta.
Mimic din, vorbirea lui tinuta
aseara nu arata ca presedintele
are de gind ca sd faca amanda.
ment la constitutia ligei dupa
cum GER senatorii republican,.
Din contra presedintele declara
c;l ayalansa de critice ce pornese
din senat nu :ontin ,,nici o 81
ges'ie constructive; orr ,.vre-un
stat generos''.
Deci el pleaca indaras spre
Frarta Gu nici un amandament
(a0sugare la constitutic) lie 4
daIeat la co lstituti. ligei 81 "a
n"i idee d.. pr: ceea ce vrea
senatorii republican,. rs au facnt
o Ilultime de fntrebar; din partca
criticilor sal de cfnd s'a reintors
din Franta, s'a sugestionat un
nenumarat numar de amanda.
mente ce sa Sc faca la constitu.
tie - insa care nu au fost trecu.
te prin senat - 81 s'au facut su-
gestiuni pentru diferite igi -
una de senatorul Cummins 81 una
de catra senatorial Knox - insa
nici una nu fost propusa in Sc
nat 81 fiecare difera foarte multi
una de cealalta.
Nici odata presedintele nu q
dat atentie Ia punctele/ principale
din atacul oponentilor lui, inss
Sc asteapta Cd Sc sugereze uncle
articole clarificatoare, caror Gu
vinte q lasat pc senatori in nedu
merire despre scopul lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
Q noud exCrOCherie.

Inspectorii de la posta State
lor Unite, cit 81 multime de a
gent secreti au cautat ieri toati
ziua dupa o femeie bruneta, care
facut ,,campanie'' de cum
parari prin pravaliile din distric
tul industrial al orasului lacind
in urma Ell comercianti desama
giti, avind in posesiunea lor ..mo
ney orders (amndate postale)
fara valoare pc care dinsa lie da
dea pentru cumparaturile ce les
facut.
Era imbracata nobil, in haine
foarte scumpe, numai palaria dir
cap parea ca costa peste doua su
te cincizeci de dolari. Aparents
Ell a cistigat respectful negustori
lor. La fel 81 manierile 81 cuvinte
lie Ell arata ca foarte bine edu
cata, 81 foarte rafinata. Dins;
cumpara de cite un dollar orr d.
dol dolari din fiecare pravalie s
da cite un money order de cite
80 pima la suta de dolari, pr
care negustorii lie schimbau bu
curos.
fnsa cind aceste money orders
au fost prezentate la oficiul pos
tai din Cleveland, Ohio, spre ii
platte s'a aflat ca acestea stunt
fara valoare, lar negustorii ce au
favorizat pc doamna nobila pun
gasit pc negustori Gu suma de
$2,5OO.OO.
Din cercetarile facute ieri s'a
aflat ca din oficiul postal din
Chicago, ILL.,, s'au furat in ziua
de 26 Februarie mai multe lega-
turf de money orders. Numarul a.
cestor mandate postale este de
Ia No. 26415 pima la 2644O. Deci
fiecare ON sa grijasca a nu primi
money orders Gu numerile de maj
sus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06

dolari, pc baza imprumutului vo-
tat dInsei de guvernul canadian.
0 cincime din acesta va Fl cheI-
tuita pentru, articoli de hrana,
alta cincime pentru material dc
prelucrat, lar restul va Fl investit
IN articoli de manufacture. Ro-
minia are ]ipsa mare de saminta
lie grIu, ovas, orr, secara 81 faso-
e. Sc vor face cele mai intinse
fOrtari pentru ca transportarea
lcestor articoli sd Sc poata face
a timp in Rominia, ca dinsele sd
ljunga acolo pc timpul santana
ulr1i de primavara. Alte lipsuri
lie Rominiei sunt: lima, articoli
lie echipaj pentru trenuri, articoii
agricultural 81 unelte de tot So
ul. Tot la fel Sc Ger 81 vite. Cum
oaratorul va fl guvernul Romi-
1iei.
III acelasi timp, guvernul cana
liam a mai facut inca doua con-
racte Gu Franta 81 Belgia pentrn
4 lie furniza cele de lipsa in urma
mprumuturilor ce lie fac aminti-
ele tari de la guvernul canadian.
Neajunsul eel mai mare in plini-
'ea conditiunilor din contracte
'ste lipsa de vapoara pentru
transport.
Sc crede insa ca in curind Sc
Va putea treee si peste acest nea-
iuns 81 RoIninia noastra dulce, va
,vea aceea ce-i trebue pentru ca
toti sd Sc poata pune Pc lucru.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-06
CERERILE REv0LUTI0NA
RILOR RADICAL DIN
GERMANIA.

BERLIN, Martie 5. - In 3. |. G.
au fost presentate guvernului ger
man cererile radicalilor revolutio-
mari, carl Sc cuprind in urmatoarele
puncte:
l. Judecarea HohenzollernilOr,
lui Hindenburg, Ludendorff 81
Won Tirpitz prin un tribunal al
catuit din pOpor.
2. Eliberarea imediata a tuturor
prisonierilor politici incluz1nd 81 a
lui Georg Ladebour 81 Karl Ra-
dek.
3. Desarmarea tuturOr regimente-
lor voluntare 81 crearea unei Gar
de Rosii.
4. Legarea unei aliante politi-
ce 81 comerciale Gu soyietii Rusi.
Pc linga toate cererile RADICAL
lor, guvernul german continue Sc
mobilizeze garda republican,. Ra-
dicalii sustin ca restul tarii intregi
este organizat 81 gata de q Sc uni in
noua .revOlutiune.