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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-12-22
Att gaseseci 81 unu de rosii a

intre munca capital Romne de dacaresedinele Will
son va sanciona egea 81 daca Cprtea upeema
apela lucratorii caor ferate gasi constationaa
Legie restrictive, votate de maorita ici xunt nm a.
entat n beratea individuals 81 cum legea fad nu fac de
cit q nAspreasca relaune ntre capital III aceasta tr
bue fie ntentia unui legiuitor sisSsfxss \
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cugoii Dumpoata

de q to reintoarce acas6 pentru
sarb6torfle Craciunuluil Atunci,
scrie sau tslegraf fiazs-ne nopa ina.
'inte de : veii Ia New York 81 moi
va yom fntflni Ia static 81 Vi yon
conduce Ia 0 cas4 sanatoasx.
Dsc& nu q cumparat deja. bi.
letul de Ia vre-un agent acolo.
M te tems q nu Al 81 pcti Cd
pxta unril cfnd vel ajunge in New
York. (lx6;
M trimite arvun8 Il sgenti in
New York, pfna &c NJ ne-ati scris
noux fntG.
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INFORNAT|UN|

Un vapor 50 rasturnat. -
Norfolk. = Dol marinari 81 cinci
chinezi s'au inecat cind vaporul
cuban Sunbeam" s'a rasturnat
in mare la o depatare de Ia
mile de la Capul Virginia.
Stirea despre aceasta catastro-
IA s'a aflat numai dupa ce vapo-
rasul care serveste pentru garda
coastei a salvat sapte persoane
de pc acel vapor.
= .
o femeie- bandit impuscata. -
Chicago. O femeie-bandit &C.
re opera nmblind Gu un automo
bill, fost impuscata cind a IN
cercat ca Sc, pradeze pravaI;a
Gu juvaericale de pc partea YES
tica a orasului.
Alr Saseseci 81 unu de rogii a.
steapta s. fie deportati.- = New
York. - Gu un tren special, ca
re a plecat de la capatul celia
lalt al acestui continent au A.
juns in Jersey City sasezeci 81
unu de rosii care all fost ime-
dat dusi la Ellis Island, mde
asteapta cu ceialalti un total
de 145 - ca sd fie deportati.
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Nllntnl nu Stld lllmlc Cd IN
tren special plin de rosii sd
soseasca in acest oras. Vestea S "a
raspindit nlmai dupa ce aceste
persoane suspecte au fOst dust
de catra puternica excorta p)-
litieneasca la 1ocul destinat.
Refuza marirea salarului. =
New York. - Alfred Anderson
secretar al comitetului sanital
din Kenary, ~. }. a refuzat c:
sa primeasca a Use mari salarul
Incercare de a asasina pc Lore
French. - Dublin. = Un atat
determinat, insa fara success {;
fost facut Nineri ca Sc asasinez'
De viscontele French, guvernoru
Irlandei.
Planul de a asasina pc gnver-
norul Irlandei a fost facut Ell
mare bagare de seama fos
ales un loc care da asasinilor los
potrivit ca sd Sc ascunda. Unn
dintre asasini a fost omorit, "a,
un detectiu care sedea l1hga so
fcrul viscontefui French a fos
usor ranit, lar la mica distant:
de la aceasta scena, un gardis
-fost 1mpuscat prin picior 4
catra asasini care cautan sea
pare.
Viscontele French nu fos'
ranit.
Ciocnire de tKen St. Johns
N. F. = Cincisprezece persoant
au fost omorfte 81 treizeci s
cinci ranite cind un tren specia
"a ciocnit cu un tren Gle pova
ra In apropiere de Onawa pc linis
canadiana.
Accidental, dupa cum Sc ra
porteaza Sc datoreste ceIor de Ia
trenul de povara care nu a sta
la locul rezervat ca sc treac;
trenul special.
Un cadou princiar. New
York. - Clarence J. Housman
brocker, dat cadou contabilu
lui John McManus intreaga par
te a lui din firma ce p0arta Au
mele lui, care reprezentanta
bursei din acel oras. In prima ri
la jocul de bursa, a facnt 500
600.
Isl salveaza viata sarind pt
fereastra. - Toledo. - In hains
de noapte Dina Haynes STA sa
vat viata sarind pc fereastra dir
al doilea etaj al scasef unde locuis
81 care era cuprinsa de flacari.
Dina Hayness era cuprinsa de
flacari in urma unei explozi!
unei sobe de uleu. Strigatele q
au atras vecinii, insa 1nainte d.
sosirea focarilor, casa era GU
prinsa de flacari 81 imposibil dt
salvat.
Catastrofa de vap0r. - Marsh
field, Ore. = Cap. A. A. Saver
j. a. Chanslor 81 alti dol din in
tregul echipaj al vaporului care
s'a scufundat la Capul Blanco
Mercurea trecnta au fost salvat
Rapoartele primite pin acum ara
ia ca 13 persoane si-au perdu
viata in valnri.
Cap. Sawyer Sc afla ii sspita
lul din Bandon in conditii foart'
critice.
Goana Pc apx dupa contraban
disti. - New York. - Vaporast
mici yor fl intrebuintate ca $;
pazeasca coasta Americana c;
contrabandistii 81 nu poata ca
sa-si treaca rachiul lor pc teri
de Want dac4M,rnsndinte1n vii.
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rapOartele prlmlte Gle la minis
terul de finante.
Sc va da 0 atentie deosebi.a
vapoarelof care arunca butoaie
Gu rachiu in apa dincolo de cele
trei mile limita. GU scOpul de 4
fl aflate de micile vaporase ale
contrabandistilor, care le aducca
in New York.
Un Otter omorit la Brest. -
Philadelphia. - Lit. John Cam
bell Cleave, in etatc de 2S ami,
,are era un personal foarte pro-
>minent in viataC sociala din acest
oras, 81 care fost atacat de o
landa de hoti la IA Decembrie
De cind parasea, Gu dol prieteni
,fiteri un concert la care a luat
Darte in Brest, el a murit zilele
trecute, dupa cum spun STRIFE
)rimite de neamurile lui
Tt. Cleave care suferit uncle
rane in acest razboiu astepta in
Drest vaporul ca sd Sc intoarca
acasa.
Platinum aflat in Canada. =
Toronto. = Aur 81 platinum a
,eost aflat intr'm STRAIT de nas!p
In apropiere de Belleville in ju-
1etul Hastings, dupa cum s'a pu-
blicat astazi.
Descoperirea s'a facut cind o
firma a inceput ca Sc scoata ma
sipul de pc o far1na de-. suta
acre pc care a cumparat-o in 8
.est scop. Imediat aceia firma a
cumparat farmele din apropiere
u inceput ca Sc exploateze noul
1epozit de aur 81 platinum.
Femeile din Brazilia Sc orga-
nizeaza. - Rio Janeiro. Tn
program foarte alnbitios a fost a.
doptat de organizatia femeilor
din Brazilia. care vor incepe q
campanie ca Sc largeasca activl-
tatea politica, morala 81 intelec-
tuala a femeii. Organizatia a
ceasta care s'a format acrun dc
curind Sc numeste Alianca Feml-
ina. In fruntea acestei miscarl
Sc afla Sonora Amelia Rodrigues.
poeta din Bahia.
Spunind despre planurile ace
stei organizatii Sonora Rodriga-
es a spus:
,,Alianca este o organizatie 2a-
tolica. In limitele principiului ca
.olic va promova educatia 81 i'll
struarea femeii, 1argirea terenu-
lui intellectual 81 moral, va incepe
o propaganda pentru drepturile
legitime ale femeii, va produce
un interes colectiv 81 va intensi-
flea cultura ei speciala prin mij-
locul scolilor 81 cursurilor des-
pre economic donestica. La 81
va lucra ca Sc purificheze tea
trele, chinematografele, literatu-
ra 81 obiceiurile casnicc."
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Goana pc apx dupa contraban.
disti. - New York. - vaporase
mici vor fl fntrebuintate ca sd
pazeasca coasta Americana ca
contrabandistii 81 nu poata ca
sa-si treaca rachiul lor pc teri
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Un cadou princiar. = New
York. Clarence J. Housman
brocker, dat cadou contabilu-
lui John McManus intreaga par
te a lni din firma ce p0arta Au.
mele lui, care reprezentanta a
bursei din acel oras. In prima ri
la jocul de bursa, a facnt 800
600.
The sun., 1919-06-08
Land and Labor Policy of the Onsk
Government
On April 10th, 1919, the All-Russian Government
in Omsk issued the following Declaration:

1T is the duty of the Government to assure the
agricultural population that the harvest will belong
to those who at present cutvatng the SOIL Con-
sequently, the Government declares that all who
at present profit from the land, who have sown
and cultivated it, even if they are not legally the
proprietors tenants, have the right to reap the
harvest. The present measures are being taken with
the view to meet the indispensable land needs of the
aborng rural population The agraran question: in its
final form, will be decided by the Constituent As
sembly
Legislation regulating land relations, as we'll as
concerning temporary utilization of seized land, just
distribution of same, and, finally, regarding compensa
ton of former propretors will be enacted in the
future The general aim of these laws will be to trans
fer the land to the laboring population and extend
sistance to the development of farms without discrm
nation whether they established on principles of
private or communal land ownership"
("StruggInS Ru'sd,' Jsns I, 1879
The Minister of Labor in the Omsk Government a
Social-Democrat and a member of the Constituent
Assembly, Leonid Shumiovsky, said the following to
the representatives of the press:
'The policy of the Ministry of Labor is to combine
the protection of labor with the interests of the State
The interests of the workngmen can be safeguarded
and the living conditions for the working class can be
improved only condition that the industries in the
country will exist and develop. The destruction of
the industries poverty and utter need first of ALL
for the workngmen. We have decided upon an eight
hour working day in all the industries. The State is
The sun., 1919-06-08

interested in establishing working conditions under
which the generations should grow up strong physical
ly morally and Intellectually. We have introduced
sickness and unemployment insurance With the help
of the Government, employment bureaus will be
established everywhere the territory cleared from
the Boshevik The Ministry of Labor greets the ten
dency of the workingmen to organize themselves into
unions considering it in the interest of the State that
the workingmen should form themselves into an
organized, disciplined body"
The sun., 1919-06-08
The Democratic and Socialist
Organizations Support the
Omsk Government
RKUTSK

"The political organizations of the city of Irkutsk
have united in bloc which, among Others includes the
Democrats, the Autonomists and the
Social Democrats, of the Group 'Yedinstvo.' The
parties have decided to support the Omsk Government
which has its task the regeneration of Russia and the
convocaton of the Constituent Assembly In their first
declaration the parties composing the bloc declare that
the time has when Russia should occupy again
the place which belongs to her among the great nations
of the world" ("StruggHns Russia" May 3, 1879
The sun., 1919-06-08
PERM

"The Socialists-Revoutionist the Social-Demo-
Gratis and the Labor Unions in Perm have united
in bloc which published its first Declaration calling
upon all Democratic and Socialist organizations to par
tcpae in the regeneration of Russia and in the build
the Russian State. The Declaration announces that
the organs of local self-government the NUM-
cipalities and Zemstvos, we'll all other public
bodies, will support the Omsk Government against all
anarcnlstc elements ("Struggins June 1879
The sun., 1919-06-08

burg a Joint Session of the Municipal Council
and of the Zemstvo Assembly, thus formulated
the program of the Government:
"The progra. of the Government is to reestabish
the economic and political life of the country in close
cooperation with the organs of local sefgovernment-
the municipalities and Zemstvos The first task of the
Government is to reestabsh the rule of law and order
the rule destroyed by Boshevsm from the Left and the
Right The Government will fight, without any posi-
bity of compromise the Boshevik of the Left and of
the Right with the purpose of establishing great free
democratic Russia.
The future Russia will be democratic Russia
The Government, of which have the honor to be the
head, believes in universal suffrage in the autonomous
development of the nationaties comprising Russia in
democratic solution of the main Russian problems:
the land problem and the labor problem.
The Government considers the people of Russia
the supreme authority in all problems pertaining to
Russa's life. After the menace of Bolshevsm is de-
stroyed, the people of Russia, through freely chosen
Constituent Assembly, will express their supreme will
and will define the structure of the State will solve the
main political, social and national problems The
Government and myself will consider it our duty to
transfer to the Constituent Assembly all the power
which now belongs to the Government"
("Strugging Nay 5,
The sun., 1919-06-08
OMSK

''The Socialist Groups in Omsk issued on Febru-
airy 23rd, 1919 declaration in which they called upon
the people to support the legitimately functioning
Omsk Government, founded the basis of the rule of
the people and the summoning of new Constituent
Assembly as the sovereign organ of free Russia"
("Strugging Russia May
The sun., 1919-06-08

AHRasn in
of all and
Democratic SPECIALIST and Cooperative o the territories liberated from the Bokhe
AnRusHn Assembly a BokheU is destroyed
will find to all most o fRas
democrat
The sun., 1919-06-08
Government

Admiral kolchak, the head of the Omsk
Government and the Conmander-in-Ch Chief of
the Russian Armies, addressing in Ekaterin-
burg Joint Session of the Municipal Council
and of the Zemstvo Assembly, thus formulated
the program of the Government:
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party welfare really demands 1T, es-
pecially when the demands for sacri-
flee is made Of those who have done
as much for the success of the party
as anyone else.
AS indicated above, however, it is
not yet certain that the choice Of the
leaders will not fall on one the
our whose candidates. already have
received much publicity over the
state In fact the apparent movement
to harmonic upon some one not
hitherto regarded as an active candi-
date has had the effect of stiffening
the support of some of the others and
at least one of them has been quoted
with saying that he would make no
deals but would be candidate on his
own responsibility and his appea! d.
rect to the people.
One Of the four candidates is State
Auditor John S. Darst, who withdrew
from the gubernatorial race in 1916 to
permit the contest to be made be-
tween Judge Ira q. Robinson and At
torney General A. A. Lilly. Darst's
friends now claim that he is the logi-
cal candidate for governor and that
his strength is equal to that Of any
who have been mentioned, emitting
him to the common support Of the
leaders,.
Another is M. P. shawkey, three
times elected state superintendent Of
schools, whose friends have been
boosting him for the governorship
snice early this year, undoubtedly has
great deal of support generally and
is solidly backed by the school peo-
Edward Cooper, former congress-
man from the Fifth district, has been
regarded as candidate for governor
for nearly year He is wealthy
coal producer and is able to be can
dfdate regardless Of what any one else
Attorney General E. T. England al
so has indicated his intention of being
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PREACHERS. 10 SEE
FOOTBALL CONTEST
Will Be Guests Of the Uni
yersity at Saturdays
Game at Morgantown.

MoRGANToWN, Sept. 25-An In
vitation was extended today to the
800 Methodist Ministers from all sec
ton Of West Virginia who are in con-
ference here, to attend the football
game Saturday afternoon between the
University and Marietta College as
the guests of the University. Two sec
lions of seats have been reserved for
the exclusive use of the ministers.
Coach McIntire seems settled defi-
nitely on the men whom he will pit
against Marietta in the opening clash.
George Hill, Fairmont youngster
whose work here last year presaged q
Varsity career has apparently won a
Varsity berth at least till Clay Hlte,
the veteran, RECEIVERS from the effects
Of badly cut hand. There are sever
al backfield candidates who are 1arg-
er than Hill, but Hill has the other
qualities that are more important and
not only has made himself solid until
Hite RECEIVERS but he is going to give
the. veteran real battle for the reg
ular assignment in the backfield.
Rodgers at fullback and Lentz at
the opposite half from Hill, of course,
are fixtures. McIntire, too, has APP
parently decided to start Lewis at
quarterback against Marietta but Ly-
tie will get to play half the game,
provided, of course, it is not decided
at the last moment to send Lytle to
Kiskt with the Reserves rather than
Neale, in which case Neale would
probably rplace Lewis during the lat
ter stages Of the Buckeye engagement
Archer is going to be able to, play
part Of Saturdays game and though
Harrick and Ice will start at tackles
the big star will likely replace on or
the other of the veterans before the
game is over. Hager and King APP
parently will play the ends with Rus
Bailey at center and McCue and Kay
at guards. About twenty five men will
be left here and the squad to oppose
Kiskl is selected and practically all
of these will<get chance in all prob
ability.
The invitation extended to the
Methodist ministers reduces the
number Of tickets for reserved seats
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ayaila lie for public sale to about one
thousand and jid ging from the pres
emit Interest in the opening clash there
WILDE a demand for every one OF the.
,pasteboards before the game begins
and late Corners will have to be con-
tented with standing room at the ends
Of the field. Even nowi It Is apparen:
that when the latter and more impor.
tant games come on more seats VIII
have to be provided at the field IN
some manner. The w. 81. clash on
Thanksgiving at least will completely
swamp the present accommodations
and the athletic authorities are hop
ing that the time will soon come
when it will be feasible to build per
manent seats Of concrete on the hill.
side.
The advance sale Of tickets for re-
served seats began Tuesday morning
at Reiner & Cores and will be contin-
ued there until noon Of Saturday. Sew
eral requests for tickets from Fair.
mont and Clarksburg, and other near
by towns have been received and IT
the roads remain good SO that auto
mobiles can travel there will be scorT
es Of out-of-town spectators at the
clash.
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Charleston Paper Says
TEND rs in His
Direction.
REGAR3EIASSTR0NGMA
Vas Long Been Recognized
asof Guernatorial
Size.

g., iTsS Jss,,a ~ ,Mondov the
N ssa o sI
ynafEeston man printed the 1oi-
OF the politfcal situation in the
an ,artv - tb;s stare.
- ~ -, -,
Ing hqD "a SSt1cs1D b'lt po4ltlcal utVel-
ppments IA the state last week was an
apparent attempt Of the Republican
leaders vsh, ara NOT themselves candi-
u ! I !. -, -
ue'ss s9 Wy tos esneF anu AnaAe an
e9reement 70 support some one OF the
numerous candidates for the party
nouitsti6n ,fnr governor
4.s9s z, !: & !, a,,,.. .ar,,.4oa
sssss IVY 0psy
" was genera understood that tnls
naogenen was fostered by those who
sre obnosed ia the nomination of
c.,.,,.,I' Z, MN, 1o,,,orv .to4o ,obor
ee. IA, & Y 'O.D'' ssN'e NDeA
conmisH Toner VINO Is making ms ap-
pearance asi 'Labor's Own Candidate
and wllose strength has grown to such
.ns-t3;,ns q 4 he,,ovod tho+ the
4 ! Z, sss ~ M scsn1idstas against him
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~, gs atb ~ su s,so ron fhoneSt
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ane s., 13sn tba ntlIer candidates now
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fNIf5yIIESINE NI hid lAH ND NM IflEIzlt!IlI zllA UNI
az coMpol

a candidate, though his formal an
nouncoment has not been made Cen
cral England received the largest ma
jority Of any of the state officers
elected in 1916, and his friend cannot
beconvinced that his candidacy for
the guebrnatorial nomination is not
the best bet out.
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Judge e. F. Morgan and George
Wiles. Of the Public Service Commits
sion were in the city last evening en-
route to Morgantown.
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That tiie four other candidates who
have been talked Of for several
months ana who have spnet consider
fble time III sizing up the situation
Win submit tamely to being eliminated
h favor 81 new entry, however, there
Is SOME reason to doubt.
Though party harmony, and party
Welfare WILDE held up>to those who
re expected to sacrifice themselves
e Is NET always easy to prove that
Daily capital journal. (Salem, Oregon) 1903-1919, 1919-01-10
Thin PEOPLE
SHOULD TAKE:
PHOSPHATE
Nothing Like Plain Bitro-P Phosphate to
Put ON Firm, Healthy Flesh and
to Increase Strength, Vigor
and Nerve Force

Judging from the countless prepare.
tions and treatments which are contin-
ually being advertised for the purpose
of making thin people fleshy, develop
ing arms, meek and bust, and replacing
ugly hollows and angles by the soft
curved lines of health and beauty, there
are evidently thousands ef' men and
women who keenly feel taeir excessive
thinness.
Thinness and weakness are usually
due to starved nerves. Our bodies
need more phosphate than is contained
in modern foods. Physicians claim
there is nothing that will supply this
deficiency so well as the organic phos.
phste known among druggists as bitro-
phosphate, which is inexpensive and
is sold by most all druggists under
guarantee of satisfaction or mvaey
back. By feeding the nerves directly
and By supply the body cells wi h the
necessary phosphoric food elements,
bitro phosphate quickly produces
welcome transformation in the appear
anee; the increase in weight frequent
ly being astonishing
This increase in weight also carries
with it q general improvement in the
aealth. Nervousness. sleeplessness and
lack Of energy, which nearly always
accompany excessive thinness, soon dis
appear, dul eyes become bright, and
pale checks glow with the bloom of
perfect health.
CAUTI0N-Although bitro-phosphate
$ unsurpassed for relieving nervous
ness sleeplessness and general weak
aess i should not, ewing to its re
maskeble flesh growing properties. be
used kT anvonf Who does nlt desire to
put on flesl