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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
Mosquitoes Flourish
in Cemetery; Sexton
Can't SleepO' Nights

j. P. Raiford, the veteran sex
ton of Oak Grove cemetery, hail
ed DR.. B. F. Bond, of the public
health service ,on the street.
"Say," he called, chow much are
you fellows spending down there
on the creek to get rid of mos
quitoes?"
81 don't know" said DR.. Bond,
"that comes under the depart
ment of Lieut.. Tiedeman."
Well" replied Mr.. Raft ord, "all
| want to say is wish he would
spend some of it getting rid of the
mosquitoes that hatch out in the
water that collects in the urns on
the monuments at the cemetery. l
can hardly sleep at nights for the
big, hungry ones tnat infest my
house, which is close to the ceme-
terry"
DR.. Bond suggested that he get
supply of oil from the depart
ment of health and oil this stand
ing water, and thus destroy the
breeding places of the insects. Mr..
Raiford allowed he would see
about it.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
RAIN And EXTRA
GUARD CHECK
RACE CLASHES

WASHINGTON July 23-(By AS
sociated Press there was
sporadic shooting in some negro dis
tricts until early today, casualties
from last nights clashes between the
whites, and negroes consisted of one
white man killed and another probab-
ly fatally wounded.
An all-night rain, together with
the presence of 1000 armed enlist
ed men in addition to the police and
home guards acted as deterrent up
on organized mob violence.
Scores were injured in varying de-
grees as a result of blows from fists,
clubs and stones and the welding Of
knives, but in none of these cases
were the wounds expected to be fatal.
Isaac B. Halbfinger was killed aid
Benjamin Belmont seriously wound
ed while doing duty IN negro dis
trict as members of the rome defense
league.
Despite the fact the capital was ar
armed camp, the fourth right of The
race warfare was no less violent than
Monday when four persons were kill
ed outright and noarlv a dozen Sc
nously wounded. Feeling, which was
lnt1amed by reported attacks upon
whites by negroes was no less bitter.
The closing of pool rooms, moving
picture houses and other places where
crowds of negroes might be expected
to gather and the policy of the police
and military to keep everybody NOV
ing enabled the authorities to keep
the situation we'll in hand.
Following a conference between
Secretary Baker and President Will
son late yesterday, a force cf about
1000 troops under command of Ma
Jor General w. G. Haan, recently re-
turned from overseas service, was or
dered to Washington from Camp
Meade and other nearby posts his
Iorce is expected t, remain on duty
until the wave of lawlessness has
burned out and normal conditions re-
stored.
AS on MONDAY night, aggression
last night appeared to come from the
oiacks who had armed themselves for
retaliation on tle whites following the
beating of number of negroes Sat
urday and Sunday nights. Practically
al OF the more serious trouble was in
one district.
heYlsed figures early today for the
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SOLUTION OF RAILWAY
PROBLEM is PROPOSED

WASHINGTON, July % (By As
sociated Press. Private ownership
and operation of railroads, merged
into twenty or thirty great compet-
ing systems, under supervision of
federal transportation board, with
statuatory rule Of rate making as
suring to the roads a net return Of
six per cent, was offered to the
house commerce committee today az
the plan of the National Transports
ton conference for solving the rail-
road problem.
Continued government operation
until remedial legislation is enacted
was urged by the conference,
of the fair. 1t was said that there
will be other amusement and enter
tainment features which are not yet
ready for announcement.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
LEAGUE is CALLED
GREATEST FORWARD STEP

WASHINGTON July 23-( BY As
sociated Press) The League of Ma
tions was supported in the senate 's-
day by Senator McKeller of Tennes-
see as one of the greatest forward
steps in the nations history.
Most of the opposition, he assert
ed, came from "reactionaries" of the
same school as those who opposed
the federal constitution and these
who later handicapped the growth
and development of the country. SEN
ator McKeller said that every dictate
of humanity, of enlightened self-iR-
terest, of commercial and industrial
advantage and of desire for peace
requires the establishment of this
world pact.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
HUSBANDS AFFINITY TRIED
TO KILL HER WITH AUTO

ATLANTA, July 23.- Mrs. John
Erismus declares in her suit fer di-
vorce against her husband filed here,
that she really did not intend to
bring her domestic unhappiness into
the courts of the lar before her
husbands paramour went out of her
way to humiliate and even injure
her personally by violence. Mrs.
Erismus says that as she was cross
ing the street the other day, the
affinity" driving a handsome racer,
bought with her own husbands
money, tried to run over her" and
nearly succeeded. She wishes to go
on record against such indignity, not
because she especially cares for the
man, but because she values her own
life.
period of disorders since Monday
showed five dead and al Least ten fa-
tally wounded.
Hundreds were less seriously h+rt
and the jails and hospitals were lit
orally overfowinp.
Sale of firearms and ammunition il
the city has been stopped. Further
serious trouble is not expected BY The
authorities.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
$4,000 REBELS
IN25BANDS ARE
BUSY in MEXICO

WASHINGTON July 23.-(By AS
sociated Press.-Twenty-fve distinct
bands of rebels. with a strength of
about $4,000 men, are now operating
in Mexico according to tabulation
of figures published in Mexico City.
Opposing them Carranza has forces
of 10000 men which are able to con-
troll little more than the railroad lines
with narrow strip along the Pacific
coast from Guaymas to San Bias and
the territory around Tampico.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
Air Service Practically
Wiped Out BY Eco
nomic Program
TOO SMALL FOR
MEXICAN MENACE.
Deplorable 0 utl o 0 k
Shown-O Officers Here
To Go

WASHINGTON, July 23-Not-
withstanding the threatening aspect
of the Mexican situation there will
be no flyers in the United States avi-
alton service after September 80.
This information has been given to
the senate by Senator Wadsworth of
New York, chairman of the senate
military affairs committee. The infor-
nation was given in debate of the
United States unpreparedness for in
tervention in Mexico should that step
become necessary.
Every officer taken into the air
service for the period of the emer-
gency will have been discharged by
September 80, although many of them
desire to remain, Senator Wads-
worth asserted. Despite the restraint
imposed by the rules of courtesy be-
tween the two houses of congress,
senators who took part in the debate
succeeded in making fairly clear that
they believed the responsibility for
the wiping out of the air service rest
ed squarely upon house leaders, who
have been trying to make record
for economy without regard to ne
cessity.
House Cut Down Fund
When the army appropriation bill
passed the house it carried only 10
million dollars for the air service.
The senate promptly trebled the ap-
preparation but the house rigidly re-
sisted and the senate finally had to
compromise by cutting the appropri
alton to 25 million. The effects of
this reduction, it was stated, was to
necessitate rehabilitation of the air
service to an extent far below the re-
quirements of possible emergency on
the Mexican border.
Senator Fall of New Mexico pre-
cipitated the debate by reading to
the senate a telegram he had receiv-
ed from Governor Larrazolo of New
Mexico, stating that the residents of
the border "viewed with alarm" the
wiping out of the air service.
81 believe that some action by the
United States government with ref
erence to conditions in Mexico and
along the border will be necessary
in the near future" the governor
wired. He suggested that Senator FAN
get in touch at once with the war de-
partment with a view to the saving
of some of the air service.
Congress Responsible
Senator Fall stated that he had not
gone to the war department because
he had learned the responsibility rest
ed squarely on congress. Senator
Smith. of Arizona, corroborated SEN
ator Falls statement, and added that
he would have something to say soon
"about the necessity for the United
States taking some steps to safe
guard the lives of the Americans, not
only those along the border, but those
who have gone into the interior of
Mexico at the invitatin of the Mex
lean government"
There will not be single emer-
gency officer in the army after
September 80, because of the limited
appropriation made," said Senator
Wadsworth, in response to cues
ton by Senator Fall. "This will have
the effect of cutting down the num-
Der Of officers in the air service to
232. All of these win be needed for
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COTTON MARKET.
LOCAL SPOT
Good middling "a cents.
NEW YORK FUTURES
WEATHER

For Georgia. Showers and thun-
derstorms probably tonight and
Thursday; no change in temperature.
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5out::sern People
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EVERY11DICTATE
OF HUMANITY
DEMANDS PACT,
SAYS M'KELLAR
Foes of League of Ma
tons Scored AS Re
actionaries
u. S. TO SIGN WITH
TURKS, BULGARS
England Gets Honor As
First To Sign
Treaty

WASHINGTON July 23- (By AS
sociated Press)-The United States
will sign the treaties with BuIgaria,
and Turkey, it was announced To-Day
at the state department.
The United States was not tech-
nically at war with either OF these
nations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
JAPANESE DENY
TRADE ON SHANTUNG

PARIS, July 23-(By Associated
Press s)-The Japanese delegation to
the peace conference today issued .
denial of assertions that the Shan
tung settlement in the German reace
treaty was in exchange for tae with
drawal of the japanese contention
regarding the racial clause in the
League of Nations.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1919-07-23
HALF MILLION is ASKED
TO FIGHT FOREST FIRES

WASHINGTON, July 23-(By AS
sociated Press.) .)-Secretary Lane to-
day asked congress for a special ap-
priation of $4,000 to fight forest
fires in Montana, Idaho and Wash
ington.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
'RECELEITAL|EIR Rk-
T|FICA TRATATUL.

ROMA, Z Oct. - Regele Victor
Emanuel al Italiei ratificat ira
tatul de pace cu Germania 81 Au-
stria prin decrct regal.
Ziarul GiornAle d'Italia zice cd
fie care decreE contine doua arti-
cole, primul care autoriseaza gu
vernul Sc esecutc tratatul pc deplin
81 al doilea ca$decretul Sc fie pre-
sentat noulQi frlament ca Sc fie
|prefacnt it'd 80 Is. s.ss,.
katiticarea trafatul1i german de
catre regele Italiei de fapt comp
lecteaza pasii necesari ca Sc puma
in eject, pactul intre Germania 81
puterile aliate care a fost semnat
in ziua de % Iunie la Versailles 81
care stipuleaza Cd va deveni opera
.tiv cfnd va Fl ratificat de trei din
cele cinci mari puteri.
Parlamentul engles ratificat
tratatul 81 documentul asteapta nu-
mai ratificarea celei din urma do
miniuni englese, Australia, inainte
de a fl legata Maria Britanie de
tratat.
Italia este prima putere care a
ratificat tratatul Gu Austria.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
,CHESTlUNEA CADRILA-
TERULUI IN PRESA
FRANCEzA.

Citim. in lie Temps de la 4
Septembrie:
,,Credem sti ca delegatiunea a.
mericana e aceea care starueste la
Conferinta pacei asupra necesita-
tel de a retroceda Bulgariei par
te din Dobrogea romfneasca.
,,E vorbas de districtul Dobrici,
situat in sud-estul teritoriului ce-
dat Rominiei in 1913 de tratatul
din Bucuresti 81 unde delegatia a
mericana spunc Cd poporatia & il
majoritate turca 81 bulgaria.
I'm cercurile romine Sc face OBJ
servatia ca e fara precedent ca sd
Sc revizuiasca fruntariile cum erau
fnainte de razboi ale unui Stat a.
liat, in folosul unui Stat dusman.
81 adaoga ca, daca exact ca in ju-
detul Dobrici este o poporatie in
neromina, in schimb di-
strictul Vidinului, din nord-vestul
Bulgariei, e populat de 10000 ro-
mini, pc carl Rom1nia s'a abtinut
totusi de al revendica pentru din
sa".
..UniyerSnLH
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
ROMA AGITATA.

J. ROMA, 8 Oct. - Cercurile dip
lomatice 81 ziarele de aici sunt foar-
tie agitate de stirea CD guvernul
englez a Invita- Italia sd aplaneze
incidental Fiume, amenintind Gu
excluderea delegation italieni de la
conferinta de pace daca mai con-
tinua ocupatiunea orasului Fiume
de D'Annunzio.
Giornale d'Italia temfndu-se ca
.anuntarea poate Cd ascunde situa-
tune mai grava, zice:
,,Acum char 81 Englitera este
,impotriva noastra. Acest adevar
gray Sc reveleaza fntr 'un moment
,grav. In momentele aceste pare ca
tara este sfisiata de pasinni poll
|tice's.
Ziaruf crede Cd avertizarea Eng
litereise datoreste csrsrilor Ameri-
cane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
$500 De LUCRATORI DIN
L0RAIN IN GREvA.

LORAIN, 8 Oct. - Lucratorii
unionisti de la fabrica National
Tube Co. din Lorain au esit in gre
va dupa cum spun strife sosite
in Cleveland.
Sc zice ca actiunea lucratorilor
unionisti care compun numai o
mica parte din cele 5000 de lucra
tori va paraliza lucrarile fabricei.
Sc spune ca posturi de grevisti in
numar de citeva suite au ajuns i'll
Lorain din Pittsburg, Chicago 81
Cleveland. Acestia au fost pusi i'll
jurul fabricei 81 suite de lucratori
au fost intorsi indarat de la por-
tile fabricei.
Henry w. Raisse, presedintele
comitetului grevistilor din distric-
.tul Cleveland, care cuprinde 81 o.
rasul Lorain, spune Cd ell nu a
PRINT nici Q stire oficioasa des-
pre- intentia uninistilor de q esi
in greva.
De prima data de cind s'a
inceput greva in industria de o.
tel numarul grevistilor dat de Cd
ira fruntasii uniunilor este mai
mic ca eel arafat de c&tra ofician-
til fabricelor. n
Oficialii de Ia fabrica din Lo-
rain, carl au chemat pc formani 81
sefii despartA tAmintelor din fabrica
Gu trei ore fnsinte az timpul ).
bisnuit spre se ccnlulta ~ Il ad
spus 60 numxrpl unionigtilor esfe
Ide $500, iar 1iuluxrul dxt e II
tr& Rsisse eate ~ 4 4 q y
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
LENlNE ARESTAT De RE-
v0LUTlONARl.
1ECnlUL DK TEROkRE N
1lOsOovA.

LONDRA, 8 Octombrie. In
Moscova au isbucnit revolte .foar-
t. serioase, si ca IN rezultat Nico-
lac Lenine, premierul bolsevist ii
djctatorul republicei sovietiste, =
fost trfntit in inchisoare, dupz
cum spune y depegx primit4 de
catra Exchange Telegraph din
Helsingfors.
Coresponden din Reval Il "
gentiei Exchange Telegraph tels-
grafiax4 IA Al Moscova domneste
I'm regim de teroare. Peters (ca-
sapnl holSevistilor N. RI, Veful
aren't N tuturor asentilor bolgc-
care = senanat sentiptele al
aosrte y Mil AZ lburg h6zi bxnuit 4
s2ll.g Y n i lpSt psil a h
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
EUROPA SPERA CA INCL
] DENIUL Din FIUNlE ST
FIE APLANAT.

! Ziarul ,,Popolo Romano decla-
ra Cd incidental din Fiume a in
trat intr 'un nou stadiu, in care O
aplanare definitiva e posibila. Gu
toate ca incidental nu sfirsit,
probabilitatile unui success sunt a.
tit de mari in cit da loc la conf
identa ca Italia in curind va Fl sea-
pata de dific1ltatile chestiei Gu
Fiume,
Dupa cum spun rapoartele pri-
mite la ministrul marinei, numai o
impuscatura s'a slobozit asupra
vaporului Epiro atunci ,cind a In
trat in canalul Cattaro in saptamf-
ma trecuta. fmpuscatura, Sc spune
ca fost slobozita de un voluntar
Sirb care era la post pc stinca Ron
doni, care situata pc 0 insula a
canalului. Aceasta rezultat in Pc
depsirea voluntarului vinovat 81
y
inlocuirea trupelor voluntare Gu
cele regulate.
Dupa cum spun STRIFE din Ro-
ma, Ducele de Aosta fost TRIMS
la Fiume de catra guvern ca sa
ceara capitanului D'Annunzio ca
sa nu-si intinda terenul de opera
tie in jurul orasului Fiume, ci Sc
|astepte decisia aliatilor referitor la
aceasta chestie.
Armata lui D'Annunzio ocupa
acnm un teritor care formeaza un
teren triunghiular, a carui part
sunt egale lar Fiume formeaza ba-
"a lui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09

|nintarile lui Trotzky de duce boil
sevismul in toate tarile, char 81 in
Statele Unite. =
Sc site ca Trotsky s'a laudat Cd
dupa ce va sf1rsi Gu Denikine 81 Gu
Colceag va incepe Gu Ucrania, Ro-
minia, 81 asa mai departe, pima va
introna bolsevismul in toate state.
le Europei 81 in ale Americei.
Sc vede treaba ca STA schimbat
planul, 81 vaz1nd ca Gu Denikine
81 Gu Colceag nu poate sffrsi asa GU
rind, s'a gindit ca ar fl mai bine ca
miscarea bolsevista sd fie subplan-
tata in toate statele 81. odata, la I'M
moment dat, Sc inceapa revolntia
dstrugatoare,, care dns Russia 81
t'ngaria la ruina in care sc afla a.
|stazi.
Potrivit Gu planul bolsevistilor
rusi de semana bolsevismul in toa
te tarile de buna seama ca agentii
lor stau la pfnda 81 in apropierea
granitelor Rominiei, pc care au 0
ura inversunata ca lea stricat cui-
bul lor din Ungaria, 81 guvernul
romin ar trebui Sc fie foarte pre-
caut 81 sa la masuri energice, ca ta-
ra Sc nu fie invadata de elementele
acpStp tprOriStp
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
SITUATIUNEA FIUMEI Sc
AGRAvEAZA.

LONDRA, 8 Oct. 4 Englitera
avertizat prieteneste Italia ca
continuarea incidentului Fiume
poate Sc duca la dificultati inter-
rationale.
Fiume a fost capturat de Cab
riel D'Annunzio, poetul soldat al
Italiei, in-desfiderea conferintei lie
pace de la Paris 81 guvernului
Italiei.
Guvernul englez facut demcr-
snrile sale recente, Sc zice, nu in
scris 81 nici intr'o o forma ameninta-
toare, ci verbal 81 mai null ca o
avcrtizare prieteneasca.
Sc afirma Gu tarie ca pima ce
chestia Fiume nu-i transata, va
Fl impossible sa sc duca la indepli-
nire conditiunile tratatului privi-
toare la acest oras.
Acum 0 sptamfna, aliatii au po-
vatuit pc reprezentantii Serbilor
81 Italienilor la Paris sa fie foarte
bagatori de seama in regiunea Ad-
riaticei.
Official, guvernul Engliterei Sc
opune Gu tarie sitnatiunei de pre-
.zent in Fiume 81 este hotarit sd O.
jute guvernul Italiei.
Sc crede Cd citi-va membrii al
guvernului Italiei simpatizeaza Gu
ocupatiunea lui D'Annunzio. Ase-
menea Cd guvernul Italiei poate va
avea dificultati Sc trimita o arma-
I'd, dacA Sc va decide sal scoata pc
ID 'Annunzio afar& din Fiume.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
De La MASA ROTUNDA DIN
WASHINGTON, D. c.
MINISTRUL LANE. ST SITJJA-
TIUNEA DE All.

in despartamintul pentru patente,
In fiecare an, dupa cum cetesc ra-
poartele, vad ca in America Sc fac
cele mai multe inventii, mai null
tie ca in cele doua tari mai mari
din lume, 81 pc cind ceteam acele
rapoarte mi-am zis: Tn popor ca
re are astfel de imaginatie prac-
tlca, care Sc ridica la geniu, nu
poate ca Sc stea in fata unei pro-
bleme fara ca sd poata rezolva.
,,Eu privesc la aceasta conferin-
ia ca la eel. mai mare 81 mai i'm
portant corp extra-legal care
fost vre-Odata convocat sd Sc in
truneasca in aceasta tara, natural
in timpul nostru. Stunt uni de ia
ia care au pus la fndoiala succesul
acestei intruniri. De ce idomnilor,
aceasta conferinta este obligata
produce succese. Intensitatea eli
nu Sc va masura de catra propu-
nerile ce vor lua nastere aici,
prin platforma orr programul. ori
alta masinarie care va fl pusa in
lucrare de aceasta intrunire. Spi-
ritul acestei intruniri este justifi-
carea lui.
,Aici vOm vota o declaratie de
dependents 81 nu independents, .
declaratie ca suntem unit uni cu
altii, ca train imprsuna 81 ca nu
putem trai izolat u, nu; nnmai pe,a.
ffrn bins1e hosffa, & II yeH So III
nele tarii 81 lumei intregi.
,,Aceasta conferinta este desti-
nata produce succese pentru cd
ne-am intrunit, nu in spiritul aro-
gantei, ci in spiritul umilitatii.'
S'a ales un comitet de cinci
sprezece, dupa cum urmeaza:
Reprezentantii publicului:
Thomas L. Chadbourne, A. A.
Landon, H. B. Endicott, Charles
Edward Russell 81 ORA Lillian
Wald.
Reprezentantii capitalului: -
5. Pemberton Hutchinson, John
w. O'Leary, John j. Raskob. Her
bert F. Perkins 81 j. N. Title
more.
Reprezentantii ,muncitorilor: =
Samuel Gompers, Frank Morri-
son, Mattey Woll, w. ID. Mahon
81 L. E. Seppard.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
STATElE UNITE ExPuSE LAIN
vAzIA B0LSEvISTILOR RuSl,
Guvernul Ia n7asulri Sc tina de-
parte eleInentele acestea.

Guvernul Statelor Unite este in
formal ca in Japonia sunt mil de
Bolsevisti Rusi carl pindesc ocazia
sd invadeze Statele Unite.
1nainte de resboiu fntrarea in
Statele Unite nu era oprita in lip
sa de passport. Nimeni, fie imi-
grant, fie voiajor comercial sau tu-
rist, nu era intrebat daca are sau
nh are passport. Bolsevistii Rusi a.
steapta sa Sc ridice regulatiunea
pasapoartelor pusa in aplicare Gu
prilejul resboiului, sperind ca a.
ceasta Sc va face indata dupa ce
Statele Unite va ratifica tratatul
de pace Gu Germania, ca atunci, de-
ghizati in studenti, negustori, a.
gent 81 voiajori, sd invadeze in ta-
ra aceasta 81 Sc inceapa propagan-
ola lor revolutionara.
Chestia aceasta fOst discutata
in mai multe cercuri oficiale 81 GU
vernul este hotarit Sc la mAsuri e.
nergice 81 practice, prin carl sd IT,
ma departe de tara aceasta elemen,
tele bolseviste, carl au adus insasi
tara lor la ruina 81 la margina pra-
pastii.!
Stationarea bolsevistilor in ia
ponia 81 planul lor de a invada a.
ceasta tara e in legatura Gu anne
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
PAREREA UNUI GESERAL
EN0LEZ.

LONDRA, Z Octombrie.
Rusii pot acum ca Sc grijeasca de
ei, asia este parerea generalului
Ironside, care s'a dntors acum
din Archangel Gu ultimul contin-
gent de trupe engleze.
fntrebat despre Russia genera
lul Ironside a spus:
nEu cred ca prea multi deja
s'a spus pima acum dcspre Russia.
MOI am sfirsit munca noastrx ii
cred 60 de acum fnainte Rusii
pot se. grijeasca de ei.ss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-09
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|D|SIRIClU[ CHICAGO.

CHICAGO, s Octombrie. 80 Sol
datii din armata federala 81 mill
tia statului sunt mentinatorii Or
dinei in locurile unde Sc mantle
sta violenta. Prezenta soldatilor
lmbunatatit situatia in industria
de otel in districtul Chicago in
decursul ultimelor "a ore, dupa
cum spun operatorii fabricelor.
Ei spun ca sub protectia militia
ra 0 multime de lucratori S 'au in
tors la lucru ieri, lar astazi Sc
spera ca 81 mai multi lucratori
vOr incepe lucrul.
Fruntasii grevistilor siau expri-
mat multumirea fata de situatia
grevei, care acllm este in a treia
.saptamina, 81 mentin ca lucratorii
la urma vor fl victoriosi.
La Gary, Ind, care este sub
controlul militar, trei RADICAL all
fost arestati, au fost aflate pam
flete inflamatoare, la fel au fost
secvestrate 81 multe arme. Gene
ralul Wood care s'a fntors din Ga
ry la Chicago a spus Cd cele mai
multe tulburari au fost cauzate
de RADICAL.
Sub legea martiala Indiana Har
Dor 81 East Chicago, erau pasnice.
Nici schimbare nu s'a produs
afara de imbunatatirea situatiei
in industrie, dupa cum Sc rapor-
teaza din diferite locuri.
Nouasprezece localuri au fost
inchise in Indiana Harbor 81
East Chicago, dupa &c s'a adus la
cunostinta generalului Smith Cd
in efe Sc vinde rachiu grevistilor.
fntre locurile inspectate de mi
litari fost ii cartierul general III
socialistilor. In aceasta cercetare
s'a confiscat mai multi de un ton
literaturds radicalG, dup1 cum
spun ofiterii.
Agentii de Ia departmental
inteligentei spun Cd au sflat foto.
grafiile lui Lenine 81 Trotzky, Ii.
n 81
teratura bolsevista 81 maj multe
reyolvere si pistoale il casa lul
Paul Chaser, ayoesttl grevistilor,