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Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-24
LID LIFTED ON
 BOTTL|NG BEER
U. 5. lnstructs Revenue Men to Remove Seals From
 Brewery Pipe Lines

NEW YORK, April 23.-Coincident with an announcement by United
 States District Attorney Caffey that he had received no instructions from Washington to prosecute brewers dis tributing beer of ? 3-4 per cent aIco- hol content in violation of food con servation regulations promulgated by the internal revenue department. gov ernment counsel stated here today that the department had taken steps to permit resumption of beer bottling. Collectors throughout the country have been directed, it was stated. to unseal the locks on brewery pipe lines, which have remained idle since brewing was forbidden by presidential proclamation December l last.
 The two announcements were made in federal court in the course of an argument on the governments motion to dismiss the brewers suit to restrain official interference with the produc- tion of 3-4 per cent brew, alleged to be ncn-intoxicating. Speculation re- suited as to whether the governments attitude, including authorization made earlier this week, of the sale of rev enue stamps hitherto denied the manu- lecturers, would continue after the wartime prohibition act becomes eff fective next Thursday. District At torney Caffey and Special United States Attorney Fitts, appearing for Attorney General Palmer in the in- junction proceedings, declared they had no knowledge of the course to be pursued when the emergency act, manufacture after April 30 and sale after June 30 of beer, wine and other intoxicating malt or vinous beverages" goes into operation.
 The internal revenue departments reversal of its earlier attitude, which had been based on a ruling that bees of 1-2 of 1 per cent or greater alec holic content was intoxicating and so under the modified regula- tions effective early this year permit ting production of near bear," was brought out during the argument be- fore Judge A. N. Hand of William D. Guthrie, jr.. counsel with Elihu Root for the United States Brewers association.
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P|MPLY? WELL, DON'T BE!
People Notice It. Drive Them Off with Dr. Edwards
 Olive Tablets

A pimply face will not embarrass you much longer if you get package of Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets. The skin should begin to clear after you have taken the tablets few nights.
 Cleanse the blood the bowelsand theliver with Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets, the, sue cessful substitute for caloInel; there's snever any sickness or pain after taking them.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets do that which calomel does, and just as effectively, but their action is gentle and safe instead of severe and irritating.
 No one who takes Olive Tablets is ever cursed with "a dark brown taste, p bad breath, dull, Istless, ''no good'' feeling, constipation, torpid liver, bad disposition or pimply face.
 Dr. Edwards Olive Tablets are purely vegetable compound mixed with olive oil; you will know them by their olive color.
 Dr. Edwards spent years among pa tients afflicted with liver and bowel complaints, and Olive Tablets are the immensely effective result.
 9Take one or two nightly for week See how much better you feel and look 10c and 25c per box. All druggists.
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CRITICIZES PRESIDENT
 FOR LEAVING U. s

CHICAGO. April Criticism of President Wilson for going to Europe and leaving the United States without government leadership during the most critical period of reconstruction and of the national administration for its alleged failure to formulate a definite policy toward business was voiced today by H. H. Merrick of Chi cago, president of the Mississippi Val ley association. at it sfirst annual con, vention here today
 MT. Merrick appealed to business interests to take a more active part in political and government affairs.
 "Fifty-two per cent of the entire vote of the country is in the Missis sippi valley" said MT. Merrick. Con. gress will do what we want or hear from us"
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GERMANS WILL OFFER
 LEAGUE NATIONS PLAN

LONDON, April 23.-A dispatch to the Exchange Telegraph from Ans terdam asserts that the German peace delegates have been instructed to pro- pose at Versailles plan for league of nations to replace the plan adopted by the peace eonferees in Paris. The dispatch adds that the German plan was drafted mainly by Count von Bernstorff, former ambassador to the United States; Mathais Erzberger, president of the German armistice commission; Prof. Walther M. A. Schucking and Carl Kautsky, one of the socialist leaders.
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MILITARY PARTY IN
 JAPAN IS WORSTED

WASHINGTON, April 2S.-Official advices received here today said the war party in the Japanese cabinet had yielded to the liberals in the Siberian policy and Foreign Minister Count Uchida would direct the handling OF the situation. This development, it is said, marks the passage of the most serious crisis that has been faced by Premier Haras cabinet.
 One result expected is recognition of the Omsk government as the de facto government of all non-bolshevik Russia by Japan at the same time this recognition is accorded by the United States, Great Britain, France and Italy, which is looked for soon after the ad- journment of the peace conference at Paris.
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GIANTS ARE LUCKY

PHILADELPHIA, April 23.-Phila delphia outbatted New York in tht opening game, but poor all round worl by Jacobs and Baird gave the visitor. the contest In. the fourth inning with the bases filled Jacobs forced over run by giving Burns a base oI balls, then committed balk, allow ing another run to score. In the fiftl Jacobs made three bases on a Ions drive, but was out for failing to toucl second. New York hit safelyiin every inning, Kauff and Doyle getting home runs. The score:
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LARGE CROWDS AND LARGE SCORES
 MARK OPENING OF MAJOR LEAGUES
American League
STANDING OF THE TEAMS
TANKS EASY FOR CHAMPS

NEW YORK, April 23-Before the biggest crowd that ever saw an Amer ican league opening in this city, the Boston worlds champions defeat New York by an overwhelming score:
 The game was attended by Major General Thomas Barry, commander of the department of the east; Rear Ad- miral Harry McP. Huse of the battle fleet, and their staffs. Several thou sand sailors from the visiting fleet were the guests of the club.
 Ruth, Boston sensational slugger, playing left field, started the cham pions off to victory in the first inning, batting home run with Hooper on base. The score:
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MEXICAN KILLED IN
 QUARREL OVER GIRL

GLOBE, Ariz., April 2S.-Tranqui limo Martinez was killed tonight al Miami, following a quarrel over a girl with another Mexican.
 Miguel Vasquez, alleged slayer, is still at large, following a careful search of the Globe-Miami district by authorities. Inasmuch as persons who witnessed the shooting claim that four: shots were fired and a gun with one discharged cartridge was found beside the body of the dead man, authorities are of the opinion that a duel took place
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WHITE sox SLAUGHTER BROWNS

ST. LOUIS, April 23-Pounding our pitchers for 21 hits, Chicago ouen- d the American league campaign with a victor yover St. Louis. The lsutal flag raising ceremonies preced- 7d the game and Colonel George K. Hunter, commandant at Jefferson barracks tossed out the first ball. Be ore the game Manager Jimmy Burke of the local team was presented d dia- nond studded watch by a local lodge. Fhe score.
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BOOTEGGER TOP LOAN PURCHASER, JUDGE WHO
 CONVICTED HIM NEXT

DOUGLAS, April 2a.-Lhough serving long term for bootleg ging in the county jail at Tomb stone, Ariz., cIeVe w. Irby O. Douglas headed the Victory loan list in Tombstone with subscrip- tion of $500. Judge A. c. Lock wood, who passed sentence upon Irby, was the second subscriber, taking the same amount.
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 xxBatted for Leifield in seventh.
 SCORE BY INNINGS Chicago .....0 o 3 o o 3-13 St. Louis ...2 01 0 70 1 o O. 4 Batteries-C. Williams and Schalk; Davenport, Rogers, Leifield, Koob and Billings
 ummary-TwO-base hits, Jackson. Tobin, Gandill; three-base hits, Weav- sr, Demitt, TObin. Gandil. C. Williams; i; home run, E. Collins; stolen bases, Schalk. Weaver. k. Collins. Tobin, ?; sacrifice hit, Gandil; sacrifice fly, 5ehalk; double plays, K Williams and Sisler; Gerber, Gedeon and Billings: bases on balls, by Williams 1 by Lei field 1; by Koob 1; innings pitched, by Davenport. 2 2-3; Rogers 2-3. Lei field 3 2-3; Koob 2; struck out. by Williams, G.; by Davenport, 1; by Rog- CTS, 1.
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National League
STANDING OF THE CLUBS
THREE sTAIeHT FOR DODGERS

BOSTON. April 23.-The Brooklyn club made it three straight. Boston was unable to hit Grimes when men were on bases. Fillingim pitched well for Boston allowing Brooklyn but one run in eight innings. He was taken out in the eighth to allow a pinch hit ter to bat. The score:
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JOHNSON WINS FOR SENATORS

WASHINGTON, April 23.-Wash- ington and Philadelphia battled thir- teen innings before crowd of more than 13,O0O in the opening game of the season, Washington winning. The game was a pitching duel between Johnson and Pery.
 Agnew paved the way for tie win ming run in the thirteenth when he hit safely. MenOsky, running for him, scored on successive ingles by Judge and Foster The score: R. H. k. Philadelphia ........O 9 1 Washington ........1 1
 Batteries-Perry and Perkins; John son and Agnew
 At Detroit-Cleyeland- Detroit, rain.
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Batteries Mays and Schang; Mo gridge and Hannah.
 mmary-Two-base hits, Pratt, Schang; home run, Ruth; stolen bases 9ickinpaugh, Hooper; sacrifice hit, Strunk; sacrifice flies, McInnes, Mays, 1ouble play, Vic kand Pipp; bases on balls, Mogridge, 2; Mays, 4 hit by pitcher, by Mays, Hannah struck out, " Mogridge I; by Mays 8. Wild pitch Mogridge, ?.
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Summary hits, Holke Wheat, Grimes; stolen bases, Herzog 3, Maranville; sacrifice hits, Smith Myers, Grimes; bases on balls, of Crimes, 5; off Fillingim, l Nemf, T. innings pitched, Fillingim. &; Nehf 2-S Ragan 1-3; balk, Grimes; struck out by Grimes '. by Fillingim, 3.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-24

Batted Tor JacODc m nlnth.
 xxRan for Luderus in ninth.
 SCORE BY INNINGS New York .....O o 3 1 3 1 1 0-1( Philadelphia ...1 0 o ? 0 % l g. {
 Batteries: Barnes and McCarty i, Jacob cand Adams.
 Summary hits, Fletcher Chase, Doyle. Barnes; home runs Kaufl Doyle; stolen bases. Young Barns, Zimmerman, Callahan, Vii Hams; sacrifice hit, Young; sacrifice flys. Bancroft. Meusel; double plays Barnes, Fletcher and Chase; Sicking Doyle and Chase; Williams and Ban croft; bases on balls, Barnes, 2; Jacobs, 1 hit by pitcher, by Jacobs Fletcher. Zimmerman; balk, Jacobs struck out, Barnes, 1.
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CARD HEAvERs WILD; REDS WIN


 CINCINNATI. April 23.-The wild ness of St Louis left hand pitchers, May and Sherdel enabled Cincinnati to win the opening game of the sea son before more than 22,0OO fans May was effective. but gave seven bases on balls. Sherdel relieved him in the seventh and walked four men in the eighth, forcing in two runs and put ting the local team in the lead. Mead ows then went in and three nor runs were scored. Both teams played eT- rorless ball and there were four fast double playes. The score: RH. k. St Louis 10 0 1 0 o o 0-2 Cincinnati 70 co 0 Q 1 , x-6 2 0 Batteries-May, Sherdel Meadows and Snyder: Reuther, Luque, EIler and Allen, Rariden
 At ChicagO- Pftfsb1frg-f 'hicago rain
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION

At Louisville Ile-Louisville, 14; Mil waukee, ?.
 At olumbus-Columbu 1; Kansas City, 0.
 At Indianapolis-Ind ?; St. Paul 1.
 At Toledo - ToledO-Minneapolis rain.
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SCORE BY WINNINGS Brooklyn ......0 0 0 0 0 0 0 5-t Boston .....0 0 o 0 o 0 01-1 Batteries: Grimes and Miller; Fiji lingim, Nehf, Ragan and Wilson.
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At Pittsburg-chicago, rain.
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At Detroit-cleyeland- Detroit, rain.
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Batteries -Houck. Reiger and Cook; ,ooper, Lewis, LlfkanOvic and Baker.
Bisbee daily review., 1919-04-24

AbaIJed TOT Demltt m seventh. xxBatted for Leifield in seventh.
 CCOD DN INrArIN-nc.
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Matted for FilIineim in eightE
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Oakland, 3; Seattle, 2

Vernon, 12; Portland, PORTLAND, April 23.-The score:
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-04

barca la Pier A., Bateria. Acolo vor
fiSprimiti de Maiorul General Bar
Fy, Admiral Glennon, Rodman, Wa
namaker, presedintele icomitetului
de receptiune a primarului 81 alte
persoane distinse. Escortati de CO.
mitetul Official 81 de 2 complaint
de soldati 81 marinari, convoiul va
merge pc Broadway pima la Casa
Orasului.
Primarul Hylan va primi fami-
liza regala pc treptele de la intrarea
cladirei 81 lie va oferi libertatea O.
raSului.
Regele Albert doreste Sc viziteze
Wall Street, Woolworth Building
Isl alte puncte interesante. Mine va
Ilua masa la Clubnl bancherilor. Du-
pa amiaza Regina va primi . dele
gatiune de Belgieni in Biblioteca
Publica. Asemenea vor lua parte
milne seara Ia o adunare a Legiu-
mel Americana la Madison Square
Garden, 81 Ia orele 10, As familia re-
(gala va pleca Gu un tren special L.
Boston.
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ScOliIe deSeara

Saptamina trecuta la East Tech
nical High School s'a tinut Sc
RE de intruniri de la care strainii
din Cleveland Sc spera ca vor a.
junge la O stare mai buna.
Acei care au luat parte la ace
ste intruniri sunt barbatii 81 fe-
feile care au inceput saptamina A.
ceasta ca, invatatori al imbei A;
mericane in multele 'scoli de sea-
ra din acest oras. Saptamma tre-
cuta acesti invatatori, Ell insusi,
au PRINT instrucIii = toate a.
ceste pregatiri stunt facute pentru
splendidul scop ca 81 ceialalti Sc
fnvete limba comuna a Americei.
Clasele de seara au inceput.
Multi dintre cetitorii ziarelor III
intrat in ele. 81 multi aItii ar mai
trebui Sc intre. Uni ,dintre strai-
nil din Cleveland au invatat linn
ba Americana pc cind erau inca
copii. Altii insa nu au invatat-o.
-Daca esti unul dintre acestia, d-ta
sti cit de multi al dorit ca Sc poti
att exprima cugetele celor mas
cuti aici, Americanilor.
Acum al prilejul ca sd inveti.
Pur 81 simplu intra in una din a.
ceste clase. Aceste sunt facute pen
tru persoanele care sunt ocnpate
in timpul zilei. NJ face deosebirc
cit de batrin esti, d-ta vel afla 81
saltii de etatea d-tale luind parte
la scoala.
De sigur Sc core ca Sd .inyeti linn
ba Americana. fnsa vel ii bine r6-
spl6tit pentru aceasta. Daca ia-i
parte Ia clasele din Joanna, lar,
ma si Primavara aceasta, vel We.
dea 81 vel stApini cit Sc sroate de
'bine imba fnainte de sosirea lu-
nei Maiu. 81 vel simti, . placere
deosebitA in clasele de seAra. Ina.
inte de toate, tov4rSsiA celorlati
STUDENT 81 = invat atorilor, si pc
iing1 aceasta, vors Il. seriI de petre.
cere in fiecare Joie, pentrn fie-
caFe elas&. III
Iist scoailor de- sears 4 j fosi
dSjA pub licstk Al aeeat sisr: s|
s1ts =! ~ li4 y I! sDs'
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STAREA SANATATII PRE-
SEDINTELUI WILSON.
fPresa Unitd)..

fPresG Unitd).
WASHINGTON, 3 Oct, $50 a.
M. Starea sanatatii presedintelui
Wilson All dimineata ma. arafat
nici o 1mbunatatire, sa anuntat as
taxi Official de la Casa Alba.
In timpul noptei dormit pu-
tin, Sc zice, dar, Gu toate aceste,
starea lui produce ingrijire docto-
rilor 81 membrilor familiei.
@ doua consultatie avut loc
All dimineata intre doctorii E. r..
Stitt, seful Scoalei Medicale Ma
vale, Sterling Ruffin, un medic din
Washington 81 DR.. Cary Grayson.
Mai tirziu va Sc va da un bulletin
Starea fisica a presedintelui este
buna, Sc zice. Aceasta Sc socoteste
foarte favorable de DR.. Grayson.
Temperature lui normala.
Dina Wilson este fncontinuu pc
l1nga sotul eli ajutind unei. sora de
caritate sa fngrijeasca de bolnav.
Secretarul Tumulty a declarat
ca nici afacere, fie cit de impor-
tanta, nu Sc va aduce la cunostin-
ia .presedintelui. Teri s'a spus
despre caderea amendamentelor 81
de ractificarea tratatului de pace
de catra camera deputatiior din
Franta.
Aceste s'a vazut ca Ian incura-
jat, zis Tumulty, dar de All in
ainte nu Sc va comunica mimic,
de oare ce Sc cere ca sd fie cu to-
tul departe de afacen administra-
tive.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-04

.s TRANSATLANTIC,

ca nu sti limba Americei, alegeti
cea mai convenienta scoala din
aceasta lista. Poti intra ori cind,
insa de sigur, mult mai bine ca
Sc intrii mai curind.
NJ numai ca iti datoresti d-tale
ca Sc al avantajuri care vim i'm
preuna Gu cunoasterea limbei din
aceasta tara in care traiesti, ci o
datoresti 81 comunitatii in care-ti
faci viata, intocmai cum comuni-
tatea este datoare a pune tuturor
persoanelor oportunitatea de a 0
fnvata.( Aceasta este indeplinit
prin sSolile publice. Clasele de
seara sunt clase ale scolilor pu-
blice.
Persoanele in care arde focnl
ambitiei iau parte la aceste clase.
iCe faci D-Ta?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-04

La 1913, guvernul din care fa-
ceam parte, a tinut in current tot
timpul pc d. Bratianu Gu toate de-
|ciziunilc, care Sc fun1l. Eu fnsa nm
unosc mimic, dar absolut mimic, din
politica guvernului.
Ziarul ViHOruI nu poate in nj
ci un caz sa-mi serveasca drept cri-
teriu. Pc mine, numai declaratiuni-
lie Oficiale singure ma intereseaza.
Fapt indeplinit este ca Rominia
n a semnat.
Ar ii mOnstruos ca, pc motiv de
politica externa guvernul Bratia-
nu sa demisioneze spre a-si gasi in
locuitori, Gu carl sa-si satisfaca in
teresele politice inferno.
Dacd fnsd politica d-lui Bmtia-
nu este serioasd, so continue atun-
ca tot Ell, addugsnd la minister pc
cei ce aprobd politica d-sale.
Nu e momentul pentru un GU
vern-farsa.
In acest cas, opositiG sc va abti-
ne della alegeri, funded MOI nu pu-
tenn tolera alegeri, carl sd fie fdcu-
te sub terOarea guUernului.
In prlvlnta nesemnarei tratatu-
lui, d. Take Ionescu spune:
Este o politica noua 81 astept
sal vad roadele". l. T.
+. ,.Universul1.
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DcC|aatilc D-|li Take IOncSCu
- UN GUVERN-FARSA. - CE ESTE POLITICA DE RE.
ZISTENTA. - CE VA FACE OPOZITIA

In timp ce Sc tinea consiliul la
Sinaia sub presedintia Suveranu-
lui, am cautat sd vedem pc d. Take
.i0Aescn. saa s.A.
In rezumat, seful conservatory
lor nationalist ne-a facut umra-
toarele importante declaratiuni:
Pentru prin,a CARA In poIitica
erternd aaa guvern isl dd den,isia
dupd ce maj intii si-a firat atitudi-
mea, IN lOc sd demisionese mai intii,
cum era logic, spre q M ingreuiia,
pr'ntr'o hotdrire luatd, actiunea
viitorului guvern.
Acum insd d. Brdtianu are dato-
RIA sd-si continue politica ancepu-
Ia; retrdgerea d-sale n ARE All nici
ratiune. So
Daca credea cl N are autorita-
te, nu avea decit sd Sc retraga la
vreme 81 sd ,lase altora hotarirea.
Sltuatia in care Sc va gasi vito
rul guvern este Gu totul ciudata.
DOua linii de conduita Sc disting
All, spune d. Take Ionescu: Conti-
nuarea politicei de rezistenta prin-
tr 'un guvern-farsa oarecare, un pa
raYan 1ndaratu1 car,,ia ca ca +rorS
sfori de culise, orr schimbare a
politicei duse pima acum, 81 atunci,
tara moi nu Sc, poate.
+ trist destul ca in evenimentele
grele prin care tara noastra trece
sa aratam strainatatei lipsa de u
n!lre, care fntre moi. guvern 81 O.
polite.
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RECEPTlA PERFCHEI REGA-
LEA BEL LGIEI IN new YORK

NEW YORK, 3 Oct. Regele
Albert al Belgiei, impreuna Gu Re-
gina Elisabeth 81 printul Leopold,
yor fi primiti Official in New York,
astazi inainte de amiaza, Gu toate
ca Sc afla in oras inca de eri dupa
amiaza.
Perechia regala va Fl intimpina-
ia la baterie prin un comitet de re-
ceptie 81 escnrtata la Casa Orasului,
unde va avea loc ceremonial oficia-
Ia. Dupa acea, Reggie Regina 81
Printul So vor inapoia Ia aparta-
mentele lor de la Waldorf Asto-
ria. LA orelc trei dupa amiaza, IA
milia regala va merge GU automo-
bilul pima Ia Parcul Central unde
vor fl primiti de cinzeci de mil de
elevi de scoala. Regele Albert va
planta I'm pom pentru Amemora-
rea vizitei lui. Seara familia rega-
Ia va lua parte Ia o representatia
teatrala la Hipodrom.
Receptiunea oficiaM 4 perechei
regaie' d fost aminata pc All, ca su-
verahiis - &c poat4 odini "a urms
voiajului ebositor pc care Pan q.
cut. Primires lor fost lipsita De
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Staea Sanatdti prcScdintc|ui
Wilson este ncfaVOrabi|a.
D0CIORll PREstDMTFlu, DlpA CONSlTARfA Gu TRfI
SPECIALIST, DEcRf1EAn ODHMA ABSOLUTE.
Wilson G IN ON foate b0lnV, lcs Doctuu Grason,

satisfacatoare, 81 dr.. Grayson, du-
pa amiaza a tinut la Casa Alba
0 consultatie de doua ore Gu DIR.
Dercum, specialist de nervi din
Philadelphia 81 alti trei doctori.
De prima data de cind prese-
dintele interrupt calatoria lui
81 VENT acasa, a fost slit s:l
stea toata ziua in pat.
Doctorii carl au' fost chemati
la consult lau agreat Gu totii 81
GU totul la diagnose data de DIR.
Grayson 81 au aprobat .tratamen-
tul Ia care este supus presedinte-
lie.
Comunicatul care a fost dat
ieri dimineata zice: 4
,,Presedintele a avut noapte
foarte buna, dar starea lui nu-i
de loc buna All dimineata.''
In capitala sd discuta multi fap-
tul, daca Sc da pc fata adevarata
stare presedintelui, 81 toata
lumea este interesata Sc afle noui
amanunte Gu privire Ia starea
sanatatii omului care e In frun-
tea ,natiunei.
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UN 0BICEIU FRUMOS.

este ca la diferite sarbatori sa
faci pre2ent la cei iubiti 81 scumpi
al D-Voastra.
Multe din aceste prezenturi
sunt scumpe, frumoase, dar nu a.
ga de folositoare.
Deci inainte de q cumpara pre-
zentul, asculta-ne si pc moi. I'll
dam un STAT.
Cumpara 0 carte folositoare in
care sd 50 coprind& sfaturi practi-
ce, novele draguts, o. q ts anu
xese, - glums oomics, care = T.
fac& sa-ti uiti nacasul, plus y Il
difsite vederi 4 tablouri dc prin
tara mama.
& ii bine, toate acsstsa le gasesti
in Calendarul xiarului ,.Amsrica'' .
Legat in 0 copert4 admirabil1, lu-
cratA in, 4 colori.
Calendarul W Il gata n curfnd.
Comand&ti aCuma = y mn fie
prsa tSrziu. MOI tiparin n uanxr
fonits restriAs.
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SIRE.

Dupd rictoria Aliatilor, Majesta-
tea VOastrd bine u0it q ma 5nsdr-
csna Gu formarea man'sterului 81 a
ma mama prim-delegat al Rominiei
la COnferintG de Pace.
.4m priH,it, de acOrd Gu c0Iegii
mel, dceastd malta 81 grea misiune,
rugind pc Majcstdtea Voastrd sd
bine rOiascd aproba ca sd no IN
deplinesc de cit pc temeiul tratatu-
I'm de dliantd ce sen,nasem In 1916.
ConsiliM suprem al Marilor Pu-
teri, care inlocuit Conferinta de
pace a StatelOr alidte ma tinaH sea-
ma de acest tratat 81 hotdrit sd
impnnd Ron,iniei conditiuni pc ca
re ea nN te pOdte primi de Oarece