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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

than decreased the price of. meat. II
the Federal agents had left the meat in
storage. they say, It might have been
placed on the market. BY holding the
foodstuffs the authorities to an extent
are helping the profiteers in keeping
prices at an abnormally' high level"
The Ledger appears to think that
the public is nc. better off. but may
even be getting a worse bargain when
food stuffs are held by Federal au-
thorities than if the profiteers had
kept them.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

For three years several hundred lin.
gusts and commercial experts have
been at work ON new cahIe.measaxe
code system. and have completsd . code
book that makes possible dscodins in
nine different languages without trans
lation. The languages are English.
French, Spanish. Portuguese, Italian.
German, Dutch. japanese and Russian.
Chinese sailors believe that II 10 i'm.
possible for . ship to sail unless II can
see where Il 10 going. and % their junks
have eyes painted IN ths hav.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

The United States Department of
Agriculture again urges housekeepers
not to neglect nor delay home can
ming, drying, and preserving. Fruit.
sugar. and containers may be ex-
pensive," 1t observes. but even at
the prices being charged for them a
saving in household expenses can
probably be made by filing the pam
try shelves while there is an oppor-
tunity to do So
Yes. yes. If We had some ham
we'd have some ham and eggs. il we
had the eggs.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

President Wilson expresses surprise
md indignation over recent Mexican
indignation. but hard to understand
Why ne should be surprised.-Biddefor1 !
For ourselves we can't follow the
Indignation part Of it. May 10. 1915,
speaking in another connection. the
President said:
There 10 such a thing an a man bein
too proud to fgft- There is such a
thing as nation being 30 right that
II need not convince others By force. =
Probably we've been convincing
Mexico all this time.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
Different vis>A,points


A local young man who dia ri. ,,.
over fhere' and whose powers OF
observation are keen. was chatting Of
his evH end othery' amprs.s,en. ~
~ pespls and conditions in rr.no.
ard tns visvs Of the French ssld,.r.
an4 citiSs1s Of America and ~.
Amasican peopie. His views co.,r.
eide VIII ths sxprsssiens made to ms
by othsr soldiers who SERVED IN
Ytspee aAd wSrs - intsysst,as =.
that sivsa thsy were jettsd down 70,
q. ssn.a' Of Journal rssas''. Hers
they srs:
.ANssjcan soldiers during thei,
stay = 1vSops never joGt IN oppor.
tun1Sy - 4llete on the vcNdass, vir,
tpeo e14 ecccmplishments oe the
Unit1A etatesL Europsen peoples
wsre tspl veil informed, b most
StTtldn0 compqrisons, Of those thJnss
Of Wh1eh yanks were Justly proud. |.
Douehbeys laughed at French trains.
t13nletng me1awhiia Of our bieeest
HaIdwins on the Psnnsylvania Iane.
Thsy smiled eudfbly at tho made.
qua&s and osneraliys missing toilet
fAcilitieg. They searched Tar ana
long for the littjs conveniences OF
life - tsi6Dhons. Gas, hot water ana
bath tubp IL the ena1ler and many Of
ths issOsr towns Of costinental
Europo.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

mouse OF Hanover. to which Queen
victoria belonged. was GIelph. may
De dismissed as absurd, that having
been the Christian name 81 a medic
val duke Of Bavaria, whose sister n
1910 married the marques OF Este
ana IL Is from that couple that the
house Of Hanover descended. Hence
d'Este comes nearest to being the
ma iden name Of Queen Victoria.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Rev. Leonard B. Tenney. one Of the
most active ministers in South Port
land, has presented his resignation to
the trustees of the North and South
Congregational churches. Mr.. Tenney
plans a continuance of his work in
other fields which will be resumed
shortly after his work in the local
churches is terminated.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
p. J.. Jackson Of sanssrvilIs

There was a general attendance at
the funeral OF NJ. L. Jackson. Sunday
at Sangerville. MIR. Jackson. aged
~. lost his life Friday by con,iug in
contact with a broken high-power
wire ON the sidewalk near his home.
ne died instantly. He gave the
.and and was q heavy subscriber
sor estsohshing of the frst wooden
.u .a tnere. was a liberal con,
u.Dssor u TO local institutions ana.
ae save the land and was s hss =.
S suoscIiDer Tor estahlishins. of ~
nrst WOODEN min there. was ! Hhs-.,
contributor to local institutions sn6
although not Catholic, made .
large donation towards establish,n~ |.
Catholic church there. A widow and
two daughters survive.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

General March, chief Of staff, urg-
ing the Baker army plan before the
House Military Affairs committee.
says modestly that the proposed
standing army of 10000 men will. not
cost more than 100000. 900 annually.
But what's a little matter like that!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
Eastern Steamship Lines, Ins
Beston ani Portland Line
S. S. RANSOM a. eiuIep

Freight and Passenger Service
Leaves Portland. Franklin Wharf
IONDAYS. WEDNESDAYS and
FRIDAYS at 7.s0 p. II. for Boston.
Return-Leave Boston. Central
nart. TUESDAYS. THURSDAYS
and SATURDAYS at sP. NJ.
BATH { sooTHsAY LINE
Leave Bath rs p. n. week days only
81 Dootnoay Harbor and way landings
>eu!n-Leave Boothbay Harbor at ~
week days only for Bath snt
n A HARADEN. Supt. Bath, Me-
rn.A a. - CLAY. Supt.. Portland. Ne.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
HAIR hints
Helpful Advice for Care Of the
Hair Worthy the Attention OF
Everyone Who Would Avoid
bandruff, Itching Scalp, Gray
Hair and Badness.

II your hair is getting thin or you
are troubled with dandruf or itehins
scalp use Partisan sage daily for
week and you will surely be surprised
to see how quickly it stops your han han
from falling and removes every sign
of dandruff and itching scalp
Before going to bed ! rub a little
Partisan sage into my scalp" says a
woman whose luxurious soft and nuffy
hair is greatly admired. This keeps
my hair from being dry, prftte OF
scraggly, helps 1t to retain its, natural
color and beauty and makes it easy to
dress attractively."
Beautiful. soft. glossy. healthy hair.
and lots Of it. Is simple matter 70.
those who use Partisan sage. ms
harmless. inexpensive. delicately per
fumed. and non-greasy invigorator IS
sold at all good drug and toilet count couno,
ers. Be sure you get the genIins
Partisan sage (Giroux's) as that ma n
the monev-back guarantee printed y"
every package.-Adv.
conf11 -1e-1S
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Pound for pound. walnuts or but
ternuts equal In food value q Juicy
steak. contatn more protein Tissue
buildingb food than white bread and
but one.third less than eggs. In
these days Of food scarcity and high
ptrces 1t 10 likely that the vast crop
Of native American nuts will receive
the recognition that they deserve
Popular Science Asathly.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

The annual State Eair week cer--,
monial Of Kora Temple Order of the
Mystic Shrine. promises to be a
hummer. The guests of honor will
include Ill. Walter w. Morrison. po-
tentate Of Aleppo Temple. and Ill.
William E. Felch, potentate of Bek-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
SOME DAY

when you feel mean all over. have q
toul breath. yellow sk;n and dnosdaed
ssemaeh. ysa will buy . box q
ScHENcK's MANDRAKE PILLS
tr'aA ~s.sass.ss's
and ind o. why hey have ben used
fos 80 yeas ses eenssps.ioa and biliou,
disorder.
d. J. u. SShsnsk q - Philaaslphia
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

The keel for another four -masted
schooner has been laid at the Percy
Small. Inc. yard at Bath for New
York parties. to be about the same
size of the Joseph S. Zenan launched
last spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

What is set down as the grtasst
cataract in the world ID on the Igiazai
river. which partly separates Brani
and Argentina. The precipiee over.
which the river plunges is 30 tee''
high. that Of Niagara being 1s7 feel
The cataract is l3.l:s feet wide, OF
about two and q half times as wide S
Niagara. It is estimated that lOo.
100000 tons ; OF water pass over
Niagara In an hour. A like estifna.s
gives the falls Of lguazu 1to,oeo'o"
tons. :
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Hundreds Of pieces Of free ad-
vertising come every week to the
average daily newspaper Office. The
best that has ever arrived at the
Journal office was received Wednes-
day morning. blank sheet Of paper,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Members Of the royal families have
no surname-that is. no family name
such as ordinary people are known
by. There is a good deal Of discus.
sion on the subject and Mr.. Cckoync.
an authority. says that the prevailing
idea that the family name Of .he
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

The otter Cliff house and bowling
alley at Five Islands have been sold
to Henry w. Howard of Bath, who
will renovate and reopen the house
next spring.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

" - IN 0IIs0eI00U9tI8bSo 10SS tRoIS
many . man - unable to stand pros.
perity. It goes to his head. like new
wine and makes him do things he 10
afterward sorry for. While he IL do.
Ing them he is having the best kipd
Of time. but when he sobers OF 1t 10
to nud himself face to face with hard,
cold facts that are sometimes un.
pleasant.
We a. . nation are now passing
through the same kind Of experience
The high cost Of living u very largely
the cost Of living high. The fact
that We hold So per cent. Uf the
worlds gold reserve 10 not altogether
good for us. The newly rich. mean
Ing the war prodters and profiteers.
and the majority Of manual worlmen
are enjoying more money than they
ever dreamed Of having and they
don't know what to DO with it. that
is. they don't know how to use it.
From all over the country piano
and talking machine dealers. autemo-
bile manufacturers and other makers
Of expansive luxuries report record
business. Dealers in jewelry, expen-
siye apparel and food delicacies
throughout the East and Middle West
state that the demand for these
things 10 unprecedented. and people
don't care what they have to pay.
In the Sunday automobile parades In
Washington every third machine con-
tatns q family Of colored folks. At
saratoga easy money dows like its
own mineral springs. Clerks bet
$1,000 on . horse at the crowded race
track: diamonds which represent the
proceeds Of war contracts dazzle the
sight: and fortunes are lost and won
at the gambling tables. where more
$1,000 bills pass than in the recol,ec-
ton Of the Oldest professional. Peo-
pie are selling their war bonds and
buying Injuries, besides blowing in
the wage increases they receive.
II they attempt any justification
they say, like the little girl from the
shell factory who bought herself so
hat and a SIS pair Of shoes. that they
have always wanted these things and
they now have the money to get
them. They have earned it. Why
shouldn't they spend it for what they
want? Or. Il they belong to little
higher class. they argue that Il they
have the cash the government viii
take II in taxes. and they prefer to
dictate their own spending. besides
beating the government
This - the day Of the pronteer. No
doubt about that, and We wish every
one Of them had TO live on bread and
water to the end Of his days But
the pronteers could not flourish and
prosper II there were no sesd for
their operations There are plenty Of
silly people in the United States q
America who won't buy . thing un-
less its price mark is all out Of rsa-
son.
1T makes things % common, don't
you know. One would rather pay de
top price and get the best"
Even though the best may be 10
better at SO than y would At ss.
And the rest Of " have to put I'd rhe
top price. too. OF 60 without.
Every drunk comes to an end. -he
after-effects are fairly well known.
Some Of them are empty pocket.
books. headache, nausea and 4 dis.
agreeable feeling that vergss On plain
usiness. There is more danger 70
this country from this sort Of IA.
tiopai drunk than in all the uaehsna.
tions Of politicians here Of abroad.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
Still leekine for Rssults.

Commenting on the results Of the
administration's campaign to reduce
the cost Of living. the Philadelphia
Public Ledger says editorially:
The. only action taken bv loc.,
EegssA authorities thus far has con-
SStS9 81 peiSure Of quantities of
srsSs SnssrSSsAs ana calves from a storage
ehases that they had been kspt Gn n s,ors Me
A4s over the legal time. :" eeol
..,.nS ne 90 reatsf a. :. part q the stocks
Etso - t 49, ~ tof consumption. and Il
perts that this one lone outburst of a..
dvify on the part Of the Departnen,
q Juetice may have increased ratheI
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Shortly before his obdication KING
Ludwig OF Bavaria presented to INV
wine museum at speyer several oc., s,
ties OF wine dating from 1870, l0'.
and 1872. The museum contains "
bottle dating from the days Of Roms ~
found in q Roman grave. believed !.
be the oldest bottle OF wine IN INV
world.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

tash Temple, who will be accompan.
led by their patrol and bands. A
sure big time is ell arranged for, ac-
cording to the program just out.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Approval at Mondays election Of
the referendum to determine II the
Saco city council should be abolished
means that the present council will
be the last. Hereafter a mayor and
board Of aldermen will constitute the
city government. The vote was l6l
to ll3. A tie vote. l2s each. was
recorded on a proposal to increase the
mayors salary. thereby defeating the
act.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
A cenpromiss

Take my advice, old man, and get
married.
mo. thank you: It's too risky"
But u you could find . wife like
mine-so gentle. 90 affectionate. 30 de-
voted"
well. then. I'll walt till she's q
widow"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
ROBERT A. CoNY
nailroads and Steamboats
S'. ~; e. rs SiAIss ! RAILROAD AOMISISTRlIn;
.. Ms 2 Exss. osrsetur ess.r.I A. S,,,.... "s."'
MAINE GENITAL sa"nH .nsss
Trans leavs Au,u...


Corrected TO JUNE n ,u.
pm. Taia TSesdaiSa ard Washington = .u
pm. Tnursday. sunday u
New YORK A. tsls nm. .n
Boston. ., ,hMrunswick. PortlanS~ ~ .G
:; m; ilea am. a.m'i tz.iH HS : am: rs II
N. portland only EIs Pm. ,t@ )
: n . South Gardiner, tSS 1eS
e a. am, T2.4s pm, ts.is nS an,
s p'm.' 'lo.as pm Gar6ine mA
N IN. fy.S5 am, fI9.S = r, SA an,
L., Ii.Ge Pm, ISIS nm - e ~ ~
s;a - Haiiowell f6-S An se' ~
=, &c a. ct m, zs6 pm, taos n y, a.
q, n, s6.es. r6.l6. 'i065 n. uos, W., HI D
Esth no am. Fa! !m.ngton Il g -
m 70 Am. 10 s. am, ME n ne;!
80 =. Le"lston f6-25 am. - Nv
y, an. Y S Pm. H6 nm en-; eh'
-, IH.eckiand fo.2 am, tS.S n iUS ~
81 "a ndtery!ile and Bangor - n, w
=, s4' m. -s4 am. as a. f,,Em' en-
go ~, 10 I'M. S3.1 pm, MS IN '.AS
E sur ~ ana ,Aroostook points II. 90 a n c1n, esi
and ST. 10 John pm;s q a Vanceboro. Hslisa
Co7 Am. fi26 pm. f5S pm
=, nv Pm: Calais and Easrporf :, SH'
- e Pm: Skowheean ssA an
- IS p' '.ie pm: Belfas, +3.3 an
and Foxcroft fl.0o an. u Lowe
"A. oullr!an passenger onlt I... .,
.,Is 'DaIly ~, e.osD. Sunday. .Dauy. ,sv,.
3. E DOUGLASS. r.s.r,, x,.....
y; L HARRIS. General Pass Aass, AZ,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
Lighf and Airy
Naturstlyl
Those editors We
scrtbes adore
Who cav Accepted
send some mofer'
Cartoons Magazine.

The Uses Of Necessity
The fact that life 10 . grind 10 what
sharpens many Q mans wits.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

1t will be long time before we shall
again write anything so figuratively al
| script.
Not until 9.s.l9ss!
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Boston Globe.
One can get used to almost any.
thing.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

ton itself. There is not the shsn.-
est evidence that anything OF 'nis
kind is contemplated. however.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
Regulations for Premptness

regulations for Promptness
An old Engiishman. James Scott by
name. travelled about on business until
he was nearly 80 years Of age. He be-
came celebrated for his punctuality AMI
methodical habits. Upon one occasion
a gentleman stopped at an inn much
frequented by Mr.. Scott and saw fine
fowl cooking.
That is very good" said the hungry
guest. You may serve that for my
dinner
You cannot have that. STR" replied
the landlord. THAT is being cooked
for Mr.. Scott. the traveller
Il know Mr.. Scott very well.' said
the gentleman. rs he stopping here?'
%, no, sir" answered the landlord
But six months ago he ordered q fow
to be ready for him at precisely :
o'clock today. and We are expectins
him every minute. ute."-Younsstown Tele,
gram.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
A Catch % n

Say. Jack. I'll give you Is II you!
answer q simple question right
Done! Fire away!"
Land me . tenner. VIII your"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11
Clever Willie

Clever Willie
Glancing hastily over the pages Of
While Johnson's examination papers.
the teacher was delighted to see that
not one Of the questions remained un-
answered. But upon a more careful
scrutiny her pride took a tumble. After
nine Of the II questions. Willie had
written politely. Il am sorry that this
is subject on which I have no infor-
nation"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-09-11

Lester A. Hall. Dixfield boy. has
received an appointment to the
United States Military Academy al
West Point. He was named by Con-
gresham e. z. Brown Of Wisconsin
Mr.. Hall was formerly a student al
Dixfield High school. He will enter
the National Preparatory Academy at
Cornwall on the Hudson this fall.
Representatives from the T. Stuart
Son Company of Newton have arrived
in Sanford and will be followed by
100 men to commence work on the
foundations for so houses to be erect.
ed in the Emery field by the Sanford
Mills Corporation and GoodalI
Worsted Company. The contract calls
for the completion Of the houses in
Is weeks. AS soon as the streets
and courts are laid out and the
foundations put in representatives
from the Bradley Chapman Co. OF
Boston will arrive with 200 carpen.
ters to build the houses. Work was
started Tuesday on a large building
at one end of the lot to be used as a
hotel for the employees. At the other
end Of the lot an ofiice and tool.
house will go up. The Emery field
contains rs acres. Besides the SO
houses to be erected a public park
and the playground is to be laid out.
AS soon as the so houses are com.
pleted it Is understood another con.
tract will be placed for 80 more.
Since the management Of the fac.
tories started to build new mills a
few months ago. there has been a
steady demand for tenemxnts. and
the factory owners decided to build
these houses and sell them to their
employees on easy terms. Each lot
and house will represent a value OF
$4,000: The expense Of excavation
and foundations will be around $40. :
600, and with the houses comp,eted
more than 100000 win have been ex.
pended.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
REGELE ROMANIEI VA
INTRA IN BUDAPESTA.
Frantia ajuta in rezboiul contra
Mascaradei Rosii din Ungaria.

L0NDRA, 2 Maiu. ~ In o de-
pesa speciala primita de Daily
Telegraph de la coresponde1tul
Ashmead Bartlett, ce Sc afla in
viena, spune Cd pare sigur ca a.
latii au dat Frantei nina liberia
in afacerile Gu Ungaria, find il
bera de a ocupa Budapesta.
Din aceasta Sc deduce CD tru-
pele franceze vor incepe o ofensi-
va in intelegere Gu Rominii, Jugo-
slavii 81 Cehii, 81 Cd toate aceste
puteri, gradat vor imprejmui Blu
dapesta, lasind ca ocupatia sd Sc
fac& de catra francezi carl vor
forma un dictatoriat, care va sta
pima cind Sc va forma un guvera
constitutional in Ungaria.
Gu toate Cd nu s'a spus mimic
official in aceasta privinta, insa
toate tind q dovedi aceasta pare
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

stru plenipotentiar al Rominiei
pc lInga Curtea Regala Suedeza.
Consiliul tehnic superior luat
masuri pentru construirea marelui
pod de la Cernavoda. E vorba ca
noul pod sd alba Gale dubIa
pentru linie ferata 81 sosele.
1nlaturindu-se greutatile de
transport 81 alimente in oras,lI
Cluj, universitatea de acolo STA
putut redeschide cursurile inca
fnainte de termenul de q Mar
tie, dupa cum fusese stabilit mai
inainte. Approximately 1000 de
STUDENT Isl urmeaza cursurile in
liniste, printre carl sunt 81 vre-o
200 de Romini.
Gu conducerea invatamintului
secundar din Transilvania fost
insarcinat profesorul de la liceul
din Blaj, D-nul Gavril Precup.
Gencralul de brigada Alexan-
dru Hansu a fost numit consilier
pentru afacerile transilvanene pc
linga ministerul de- razboi. D-nul
DR.. Sever Dan, advocat, de ase-
menea . fost numit consilier al
afacerilor ardelene pc linga mi
nisrul de finante.
S'a ennis mandate de aducerc
de catra curtea martiala in contra
dior Alexandra Beldiman, fost
ministru al tarii la Berlin, Victor
Beldiman, fiul sau 81 colonel Alc-
xandru Sturdza, carl STUNT scu-
zati de tradare.
Odata Gu exproprierea terenu-
lui de cultura Sc vor expropria
pc veci ministerului de rGzboi toa-
to terenurile unde SO gasesc fngro-
patti, isolati 81 in grupe de NOR
minte. ostasii nostri cazuti ia raz-
boi pentru insfegires neamului,
iats
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
DELALECAT|A ROMANO DIN AMERICA
Mq lluc Iplc2n Qfqcq milton cqrp Qounqn din America

parte la serbare, unde un comi-
tet de ARTIST va decide cui sd dam
premiul pentru eel mai frumos
costum rom1nesc carui fotogra-
fie Va Fl data spre publicare Il,
ziare.
Persoanele care au un deosebit
talent cinta din voce, fluer
sau alt instrument, doine sau elm
tece populare Rominesti, orr stu
a dansa dansuri rationale Romi-
nesti, in costum national, in gr,lp
sau singure, = sunt invitate in
mod special 81 sunt rugate Ami
raporta de urgenta pima eel mai
tirziu la Is Maiu still nou.
Daca vre-una din Societati do
reste trimite reprezentanti, in
costum national, Gu drapelul res
pectiv, pentru lua parte la ser
bare, in parada de = Stingerea,
-retragerea Gu tOrte, i'll seara II
lei de % Maiu, still nou, rog d
mise aduce la cunostinta eel mai
t7rziu pima la Is Maiu.
Sc subintelege ca toata acea sta
serbare, organizata in scop de
bine facere, va avea un att mai
mare success, Gu cit va economist
mai multi, din fondurile de chel-
tuieli, pentru care nu avem din
nici o parte vre-o sursa fiecare
ban in plus economist aici, poate
usura viata vre-unui copil orfan,
rAntra, care dsstinam- f0nduriles ci.
stigate.
Pentru persoanele care vor veni
Ia Washington 81 vor Fl aprobasc
a lua parte in Program, vom da
bilete speciale de intrare 81 spa
sa obtinem lochinte gratis in una
din baracile Crucei Rosii din Wa
ShingtOn, pentru care am facut
demersuri oficiale.
Acele persoane care nu pot sd
vina la Washington, sunt rugate
a contribui GU fonduri, cumparnd
macar un billet de ntrare pentru
pretul de TREI dolari.
Societatile sunt rugate ami tri-
mite pima la Is Maiu. liste de
numarul 'biletelor 81 numele per.
sOanelor ce dOresc cumpara.
Multumindu-va anticipat pen
tru cOncursul ce sunt sigur Cd
yeti da pentru asemenea fapte
patriotice. va ramin al tuturOra
GU multi devOtament.
Major L. D. Teiusanu, Atasatul
Militar.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05

re 81 . arata Cd aceasta este pla
null ofensivei contra ungurilor. 1,
o depesa oficiala din Budapests
anunta Gu datul de 80 Aprilie q
Cehii au inceput o puternica ofen
silva intre riurile Hernad 81 Saio
In prima ciocnitura initiala
trupele cehe au ajuns pima Ia
Szikso.
.Armata Romina progreseaza bi
ne in directia capitalei Ungariei
armata aceasta cuprinde 81 citeva
detasamente franceze, cavaleria
compusa din Rosiori 81 artileria
este comandata de ofiteri fran
cezi.
Regele Ferdinand insotit de ge
nerali francezi va intra in Buda-
pesta, capitala Ungariei, in frun
tea trupelor lui - spune o depesa
trimisa din Bucuresti 81 publica
ia in ziarul Neue Freue Presse.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-05-05
CHESTIA SHANTUNG.

PARIS, 3 Maiu. - Delegatia j.
pace Chinei a luat astazi attn
dinea de arata ca felul cum
marble trei puteri considera pre-.
tentiunile Japoniei este in directd
contrazicere Gu principiilc decla
rate de presedintelc Wilson Gu
privire la pretentiunife Italiei Ia
Fiume.
Intro declaratie oficiala, SefuI
delegatiei chineze zicea:
Mare are sa fie desamagirea $
desiluzia popornlui chinez daca
consiliul tine firm la aplanarea
chestiei din Shantung asa duDa
cum GER Japonezii. Felul cum Gu
geta consiliul despre chestia dir
Fiume fntareste 81 mai multi drep
tatea Chinei de tine la pretent.
unile eli"