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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-31
SERvICIU TELEGR ArIC OoMpLECT Ia NTT vTu Mo or
DE LA SoOIATIUNEA PRESSED falNOL AIs' w. Aoo


Parerile d-lui Inman sunt in
truchipate in cartea lui: Inter
ventia in Mexico, scare fost
publicata de Asociatiunea Preset
din New York. D-nul Inman spu-
ne ca Mexico ma avut prileiuI
sa-si revina in fire in urma revo-
lutiei sociale, 81 spune ca regimul
lui Diaz s'a dus fara Sc mai
reinturna vre-O data.
Firma Guaranty Trust din New
York, care nu a fost pima acum
prea inclinata spre o prietenie
de interese in Mexico, a publicat
81 aproape Sc distribute 0 bro
sura de % pagini Gu mai multe
ilustratii, numita: ,,Comerciul Gil
Mexico. Aceasta arata conditii-
lie optimistic care exista astazi sig
spune ca: ,,Credem necesar a
spune, ca desvoltarile ecopomice
din Mexico sunt prevazute dupa
conditiile politice care pot asigu-
ra protectia vietilor 81 proprieta-
til, recunoasterea obligatiunilor,
81 considerarea intereselor altor
natiuni.'
Firma Guaranty Trust 'discuta
creditele, da lista despre came
rile comerciale de curind orga-
nizate, care acopere Intregul te-
ritor Mexican, apoi spune:
,,Comitetul comerciantilor 81
fabricantilor in fruntea caruia
este Walter G.. Award din Chi
cagO, raporteaza:
,,Opinia comitetului e ca in pre-
zent este timpul oportun pentru
firmele Americana ca Sc deschi-s
da un drum pentru un coinerciii
mai mare 81 permanent Gu Mexi-
co. Conditiile in aceasta tara nu
sunt mai rele, att eli. comitetnl
poate vedea 81 determine, de cit
acum citiva ami, lar in multe
respecte s'au imbunatatit. Putin
poate Fl cistigat fie de individual,
fie de intreaga tara stfnd afara
de Pc pietele mexicane lii acest
timp, 81 este multe de zis in fa-
voarea unei intrari mediate in a.
faceri comerciale Gu aceasti ia
ra".
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nu sunt in stare Sc citeasca ST Sc
scrie. Louisiana urmeaza Gu Is,
North Carolina Gu 1873 81 Alaba-
ma, South Carolina 81 Kentuky
arata peste 10 procente, din sto-
cul nativ stabilit din acei earl
n 'au nici char baza ceruta pen
tru educatie. Cit de rusinos Sc
releva acest record prin faptul
ca 87.3 procente din nascutii
streini pot ceti 81 scrie. Unspre-
zece state nu sunt in stare Sc ara
te un record att de bun pentru
toti cetatenii, luindu-i la olalta.
E Wultumitor ca legea rapor-
tata de comitetul educatiunei din
Senatul Statelor Unite prevede
obligativitatea invatamintului a.
tit pentru nascutii indigeni, cit
81 nascutii streini, deopotriva.
Ori ce incercare de a forta 1nva-
tamIntul asupra streinilor 81 nu
asupra acelora carl vorbesc en-
gleza va Fl nu numai o distincti-
nne, dar va resturna cele mai
bune interese ale Republicei.
Obligativitatea, fara indoiala, e
ste impotriva dispozitiei Anglo
Saxone; dar invatamintM obi
gator nu numai ca de aparat,
ci 81 necesar ca 81 serviciul sa-
nitar obligator ca 81 plata obi
gatoare a birufilor.
I'm analfabet este incapable de-
a fl un cetatean intelligent ori
responsible. 81 totnsi 8.4 procen-
te din totalul barbatiior in eta
tea de vota in 1910 in Statele
Unite au fost inalfabeti. Daca
strainii carl nu vprbesc limba
engleza sunt primejdie pentru
o democratic liberia ce putem Ii
ce ,despre indigenul nostrn care
vorbeste limba engleza si.nu site
ceti lege, un APPEL economic, BIZ
blia orr constitutia tarii luii
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INCHlS PEN.
TRU INCERCAREA De A
SC0ATE DIN TARA UN-
GUREASCA LUCRURl
De vAL0ARE.

GENEVA, 20 Octombrie.
P0litia din Budapesta 4 arestat
pc Leander Battik, care Sc zice
'cA & cetatean American ei un
bun prieten = lui Bella Kun, fos-
tul dictator bolsevist in Ungaria,
IA legatura Gu furatul jnvaerica-
lelor familiei regale din Ungaria,
care Sc zice ca are 0 valoare dc
mai mnlte milioane mArci, spune
. depegA din Praga.
Sc zice ca Battik 4 spus politi-
ei ca el q fost fnsarcinat dc ca
trx Bella Kun ca Sc vinxa acestc
lucrnri de valoare in Statele U-
mite ii sc nu primeascx alta de
lcit n,lmai aur pc ele.
6e raporteaza ca austriacii pa
xesc de aproape pc Bella Kun, d
carui sxtradare 50 w faas IA ~,
rfnd. ;|s||
fx
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Din CAMPANIA 1MPOTRI
VA UZILOR LA new YORK

NEW YORK, 80 Oct. ~ Re.
zultatul primei ziles de campanie
pentru fortarea l-gei prohibitiu.
lnei este urmatorul: Z
Dol raniti prin impuscare Gu
focuri dc. revolver de agentii We.
niturilor.
SaloaneIe irchise la orelc s
seara.
Optsprezece arestati acuzati
pentru violarea legei prohibitiu-
nei in timp de razboiu.
Dol barbati au fost raniti in
tr'o lupta in salon dupa fncerca-
rea de "a Sc rechizitiona localul.
Toti presupusii violatori All
fost tinuti in inchisoare All noap-
te. Astazi vor apsre in cortul fe-
deral districtual.
Oficialii federali au refuzat sd
diseute cazul GU impuscarea.
Cele mai multe saloane au ra-
mas deschise, vinzfnd bere juma-
tate procent. S'a aflat, Gu toate
aceste, All vindut Dere 2.75 pro.
cente 81 whiski natural (rachiuN
Ia ,,prieteni vechi..'
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And|fabcti} din Statc|c Unite.

(Dupa ziarul nPittsburg Sun").
Ministrul de inferno a socotit
ca daca toti analfabetii Americei
s'ar putea forma intro armata
care Sc defileze cite. dol alaturi
inaintea Capitolului National Gu
o iuteala de % mile pc ri, va tre-
'bui peste doua luni ca sd poata
trece.. e 0 ilustratie foarte in
spaimintatoare, 81 va face Sc tre-
murc miinile acelora carl Sc ocu-
pa Gu problema ,,strainilor".
Astazi, obisnuit 81 ortOdox,
de a blama pc streini pentru cea
mai mare parte din turburarile
noastre 81 inalfabetii nostri. Cit
e de sguduitor deci de sc spu-
ne ca in aceasta mare armata de
Ignorant sunt peste un million
81 jumatate de abb nascuti indi-
geni, cea mai mare parte din Ell
din parinti indigeni; 81 peste do
ua milioane1 de Negrii nascuti in
digeni! Streinii constitute consi-
deraibil mai putin de cit treime
din numarul total al analfabeti-
lor.
Asa dar, bine sd ne intiparima
in minte, ca problema streinilor
nostri 81 problema analbatilor
nostri nu-i una 81 aceiasi. Chestia
streinilor, din punctul de yedere
al educatiunei, e numai Q. faza
din programul dominant.
Cifrele satisfied din 1910 des-
copera -niste realitati dnspaimin-
t6toare. Stunt de trei ori mai
multi analfabeti printre nascutii
indigeni din parinti indigeni, de-
cit dintre parinti straini, sau pa
rinti amesteacti. Char IN Penn
sylvania, este un >procent mai
mare carl nu pot ceti 81 scrie
printre nascutii indigeni din pa
rinti n4scuti aici, decit printre
acei nxscuti indigeni al caror ta-
tA san mama, orr embii, au VENT
din alta tara. De fapt, nici' un
alt grup nu arata un procent aga
de mic de analfabeti in Pennsyl-
'vania, ori in toata tara ca prima
generate din nascutii indigeni.
fn uncle state numaral eAalfa-
hetilOr printre indigenf este sn-
sp6imtntx xtor. New Moxioo estt
A. &rnne % 15:5 paoesnte, earl
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MISTERi0S
BOLSEvIST cAPTuRAT

HELSINGFORS, 80 Oct.
vaporul care era considerat ca
,,vaporul misterioss care ducel
Q fncarcatura pentru ,,Legatia A-
mericana" in transit pentru mn
see.e Americana = fost captu-
rat de catru un distrug6tor En-
glez, in apele Finlandeze 81 a
fost dus in portul Bjorko. Sub
naaterialele brute, se spuna ca 4
fost aflat . mare cantitate de Ii
teratnr4 holsevistk IN englezeste,
ffantuzeste ii nemteste.
Ia Eel s'a aflat 81 o multime
de objects de art& u filmuri prin
y esljxs vianaul.
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Coal Go. care arde zic lucratorii
de sa]vare clnd au dat peste 0
masa mare de gas in nina. !
Tunelul in care a erupt focul
ieri, All a devenit un cuptor ca
re urla ingrozitor.
,,Situatiunea este mai rea ca
intotdeauna', zice Jerome
Watson, insarcinat Gu un per-
sonale de salvare 81 de experti,
care a fost TRIMS aici de Conf
siunea Industriala din Colum-
bus.
,,Daca gasul vine in contact
Gu flacarile, va Fl o explozie ca
re nu numai ca va surpa nina
dar va strica tot terenul din i'm
prejurimi".
Watson 81 ajutorii lui, preva-
zuti ca masti de gas, au petre-
cut toata noaptea in nina. !
Watson a retras lucratorii
lui numai dupa ce gasul a deve-
nit asa de gros ca a fost vizibil
- Un vapor gros, verde 81 u
med.
Expertii sunt in conferinta,
incercfnd q nascoci ceva mil
loace prin carl Sc scoata gasul
afara din NINA.
Nh s'a dat de nici o. ur1na de
locul unde ar ii fngropati mine
"a ~ 's4ss sssss
cind q isbucnit focul ieri din
causa unui ventilator incalxit
prea tare multi mineri au sea-
pat prin 0 intrare parasitic, dar
flacarile au fnchis calea Ia
douazeci din eli.
S'a TRIMS indata dupa aiu-
toare 81 s'a slobozit curente de
apa in nina dar s'a vazut ca a.
pa nu poate ajunge La baza fla
c&rilor.
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.PERlCOLUL INS7RAINA-
REL INTRfPRINDER|LOR.

Lunga stare de tranzitie, in care
sunt tinute provinciile desrobite,
a dat prilej 81 fnlesnit tot felul de
combinatiuni 81 aranjamente CO
merciale intre strainii din afara 81
eel dinauntfsi, carl toate, urmaresc
detinerea 81 pc viitor a puterei =
conomice, pc cit posibil, in aceleas
mini.
Mijlocul Aales pentru a produce
confuziune, asupra scopului 81 orr
ginei acestei actiuni, este acela de
Sc face cumparari de mari intre-
prinderi 81 exploatari in numele u
nor asociatiuni din tarile aliate 81
amice, adeseori, interesate ele insa-
81, - in dorinta de expansiune, -
de-asi apropia activitatea de boga-
tile tarei noastre.
In ce priveste insa transactiuni-
le Gu supusji tarilor inamice, legea
romineasca ce Sc Eva aplica imediat
dupa incetarea starei de rasbOiu, ne
poticneste prin aceea ca loveste cM
mulitateo orice act de vindere- -cssn,-
pdrare cure s'ar jdce fotd de strdi-
M in timpul rdsboiului Gu ei.
81 iata in adevar ce spune ziarul
u independence Roumaine", din
Bucaresti, Gu privire la acest caz 81
care prin calitatea sa de organ o.
ficial al guyernului de curind de-
prezinta importanta unei
comunicari quasi oficiale:
,,Ziarele au publicat o stire asu-
pra cumpararei unui numar de in
treprinderi industriale din Transit
vania de catre capitalist straini.
Faptul a provocat emotiune in OPT
MA pnbliea romina care I'LL "A 1aers
feet seafk cit ar fl de contrar in
tereselor tarei daca anumiti finan-
ciari ar profits de perioada de tran
zitie 81 de nehotarTe pc care o ira
verseasa Transilvania pentru .pu-
ne nina pc bogatiile sale naturale
81 industriale. Ori cum ar fl un lu-
cru sigur: Rominia Sc afla inca
in stare de razboi Gu Ungaria ba
char Sc afla pentru a doua CARA in
razboi Gu dusmanul ce ne-a atacat.
Dupa legislatia romina orice trans
actiune facuta Gu un supns dusman
e nula 81 neavenita".
,,Iata de ce nu s ar putea prevent
1ndeajuns pc capitalistii straini sau
aliati contra orr earei achizitii care
e codica in fata legei tarii noastre
81 care n ar putea decit sa creeze
dificultati pentru colabQrarea efec-
tiva 81 utila amicilor 81 aliatilor
nostri, in vederea desvoltarii indu-
striale 81 economice a Rominiei''.
Chestipnea aceasta este de-o i'm
portanta capitala 81 nu putem decit
sa revenim asupra eli, Gu att mai
multi Gu cit prfmejdia nu poate fl
lnlaturata, Gu prevederile de null
tate ale legii, decft pentru transac-
tiunea Gu supusii tarilor inamice.
Pentru celelalte, solutia GEO propu-
nem vom discuta in numarul vii
tor.
PGjnrd.
D~<~a~NN
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MARE ECATASTRfAIAif DF|
CARbUNI DIN AMSTERDAM. O.
TEMERf De @ fXPlOZIE TERIBILA

AMSTERDAM, OHIO, 90 Oct.
Aproape 0 mie de mineri lup-
I'd eu focul, fumul 81 gazurilc &c
exala din nina de carbuni care
s'a aprins, prinzind inlaun.ru no
uasprezece mineri.
Flacarile sa intind indarat. un-
de Sc ,crede ca sunt pititi cei
nbuasprezece oameni, din a,cs.
motiv oficialii au putine speran-
te ca acestia vor putea ii salvati
Minerii ingropati de vii sunt
urmatorii:
James Gray, 81 ami, Louis Les
kelli, 36 ami, Peter G.. Garotta,
81 AMI, John 6. Ciotto, Al ami,
James J. Juroski, 38 ami, George
Oakley, 36 ami, Victor Orisco, 43
ami, August Barcotta, % ami, To
ey Farcus, AZ ami, Charles Jeski,
40 ami, John Bosso, 40 ami, Mi
chael Celestic, 35 AMI, N. Floria-
ma, 33 ami, Thomas Sutula, 30
ami, Charles Chokinski, 46 ami,
Tony Rainiotski, 46 ami, Joseph
Toural, 81 ami, Tony Hiposki,
36 ami.
La o .mie de mineri lucreaza
intr'una in grupari de cite 40
persoane, in suprema incercare
de face un tunel pima la oa-
menii primejduiti.
La zcce All noapte au ajuns
pima la. intrarea No. IA, iar de
aci stunt numai 80 de urine pf-
nj unde Sc crede ca cei noua-
sprezece mineri sunt fngropati
Oamenii lucra Gu maSti contra
gazului. Pima acum nu s'a ra-
portat nici explozie.
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Fiji PREvAzATORI.

4 s :
NUMAI CtTEvA ZIL.E MAI
STUNT PIMA ctND CALENDA-
RuL zIARuLU1 AMERICA"
Sc VA PUNE m vfNzARE.
TOTI CARE L,AU ColIANDAT
II VA PRnn = o1DuTKA
CulE sUlgF s0RJqr on CO.
MEMzILE. OH CARE M
L,AU c0lGAlGDAF fllgx ACU-
IA 81 oRx11AoCA CU co.
lEAlGnA.
u C1lf{I DuoA
RxN11U m p
QlCfL g''I
56 ||'.|
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In Budapesta sunt $50 mil de
muncipri earl n'au pnde lncrs. Gu
yernnl a hotarit "a lie vina in aju-
tor, cautindu-le plasare in stabili-
mente de-ale statului. S 'su pus b
dispozitia unei comisii sulna AZ 10O
miioane coroane pentru a-patsA 4
meliora situatia cclcr iipsft 3e III
cru.
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Bulletin.

PARIS, 80 Oct. " Consiliul'
suprem a decis astazi ca sd for
teze Germania Sc iscaleasca un
protocol garantind ca va indie
plini conditiunile armistitiului.
Acest protocol Sc va atasa la
tratatul original indata ce va fl
gaia.
Consiliul asemenea cerut
expertilor naval inter-aliati
sa prepare un plan prin care
Germania trebue Sc despagu-
beasca aliatii5 pentru scufunda-
rea flotei germane internata la
Scapa Flow.
Respunsul final la contra
propunerile Bulgariei Sc va da
Simbata.
Consiliul Superior a primit
ieri informatiuni oficiale de la
autoritatile militare 81 finan-
clare ale aliatilor ca Germania
a violat mai multe clause din ar
mistitiu. Pedepsele pentru cal
carea acestor clause inca n'au
fost anuntate.
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AMSTERDAM, o. 80 Oct. -
o noua primejdie ameninta pc
cei douazeci de lucratori mi
neri ingropati in nina Y & o
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28
HUSBANDS FOR WIVES SMOKE
Englishmen Buy Cigarettes Tor WON
en-, Say London Tobacco
Dealers. ,.

London, England.-West end tohac'
conists assert that the EnglishmeD
generally not only do not disapprovs
of women smoking, but encourage
their wives in the practice.
1--WE sell almost as many cigarettes
to women as to men," said one. Ere
uuently man customers, after buying
cigars and tobacco for themselves. ask
for cigarettes for their wives. Clergy
men who do not themselves smoke
come in and ask for hundred Turk
ish cigarettes for their womanfolk-
Cigarette smoking has not yet ne
come fashionable among working class
women, but In the middle and upper
classes 1 imagine that the husband
who quarrels with his wife because
she smokes must be rarity
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ornaments, so have shown home

ornaments, so | have shown home
made holder in Fig. 6. This is made
by wrapping a clothespin with tin.
foil so the upper edge of the tinfoil
projects to form cup for the candle
Gig. 81. Wrap the end Of the candle
with tinfoil to make 1t fit the cup
Gig. y. The clothespin sets down
over the tip Of branch, as shown In
Fig. 6. and the weight made of a
marble or piece OF clay, wrapped in
tinfoil Gig. 81, is suspended by thread
from one leg of the clothespin Gig.
81, to balance the holder.
Little Santa Claus dolls like that
shown In Fig. 10, to straddle the tree
branches, are pretty and easily made.
The bodies are clothespins, with trou.
ser legs Of red paper a., Fig. ny
slipped over the ends Gig. 12). a red
paper coat (B and G. Fig. III, glued
close to the head of the pin Gig. 49,,
cotton whiskers Cd, Fig. 11}. a red
paper peaked hat (E), and eyes mark
ed with ink upon the clothespin head
The airship in Fig. IA has bal
loon with ends made Of the halves OF
an egg.shell "a, Figs Is and 16)
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Dainty Little Christmas Gifts in
Cretonne
D,iu,v rif,s covered IN cretonne area
By DOROTHY PERKINS

Dainty gifts covered IN cretohhe ai'
certain 10 find welcome In any
household, and such a variety OF
things can be made that you will have
no difficulty In filling want OF each
Cne whom you wish to remember on
Christmas day.
The unique pair OF book ends In
Jig. are made of strip cans. The
secret of making satisfactory book
Juds is TO properly weight them SO
hey will not upset. and the book
ends Illustrated are weighted by hll'
ing the cans with sand.
crstonne with small patterns is the
most desirable for small articles. and
patterns with dark backgrounds are
preferable for articles such as the
book ends, which are likely to soil
through much handling. Sew a piece
Of cretonne around the sides of each
can. then by means of a gathering
nring gather the cloth as indicated In
ZIG. l. Sew fancy button. or ere
tonne covered button, to the center OF
the top.
Zig. shows a handy Irvine holder
made of strip can. A hole must be
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took nim and his officers only a short
time to discover that In Gary as in
other places where there were eco
nomic troubles, alien agitators had
seized the place and the opportunity
to spread their doctrines of hate and
fire.
1t was discovered that these alien
anarchists were as much hated by
real American labor as they were by
Americans not ordinarily included
within the ranks of labor.
Routed Out by Army Men.
Under General Woods orders the
strikers were allowed to continue their
peaceful picketing and hold their
peaceful assemblies. The army author
tiles turned their attention to the for
eigners who were seeking to stir up
strife and to bring about bloodshed.
The intelligence officer on the scene
was Lieut.. Donald c. Van Buren,. Act
ing with the municipal authorities sew
en- foreigners were arrested and held
for deportation. The places of rendez'
| vous of the allen trouble making ele
ment were searched and part of the
result is shown in the accompanying
picture.
1t was soon found out by Genera
Wood that the striking workmen II
Gary were just as much pleased a!
anybody else that the Reds were be
ing routed out. Not one of the leaders
Of the anarchistic element was al
American citizen. The arrests of tn
aliens were made, their arms and pro
paganda material We're seized, AM
law and order were re-established Il
Gary without firing shot.
Among the stuff found in the al
4 archistic dens were revolvers, an
rifles Of various kinds. plenty of an
munition and pamphlets and picture
of various sorts. Among the pamphlet
was one entitled with Drops {
Blood" the words Of the title bein
printed in red while the pages of tn
pamphlet were besprinkled with re
Ink.
, One of the posters which was take
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Sensational Feat in Russia Not
Surpassed in Whole History
of War.
BETRAYED BY DEsER7ER
Americans Attacked While Asleep by
Superior Force Of Russians-Victory
Finally Crowns Heroic Struggle
Of the Doughboys.

San FranciscO.-Stories of heroism
may be told of the Argonne until they
are written in the pages of history,
the gallantry Of the American marines
at Chateau Thierry may thrill man
kind 60 the end of time itself, the glory
of the western front may pass into
the generations, but never will there
be a story that can surpass the one
brought home by the handful of Amer
leans who battled at ROmanofka, 81
IBERIA. on June 20, 1919.
1t was disclosed here for the first
time by Lieut.. Lawrence D. Butler OF
the Thirty-first infantry. With the
lower half of his jaw shot away q
wound received in the engagement
Butler recited the tale haltingly.
Guided by American.
An American soldier deserted an,
guided a numerically superior fore
Of Russians to poorly protected
camp, where the Americans wer
biyouacked. They were sleeping whe
the onslaught opened. The Russian
were massed on the crest Of a hea,
lily timbered hill commanding the er
tire camp. and poured deadly rifi
and machine gun fire into the thi
khaki ranks. There were seventy-tw
doughbOys when the fight starte,
When 1t ended twenty eight were dea
and twenty-five others were severed
wounded Five Of the company ha,
been recommended for the Distil
guished Service cross.
The Russians had posed as simp
country folk. friendly to the Anne
leans They outnumbered their ben
! factors ten to one Hut when tn
The Pioche record. [volume] (Pioche, Nev.) 1908-1925, 1919-11-28
Gary Strikers Rejoice When
Army Officers Rout Out the
Anarchist Crowd.
UNIONS RIGHTS PRESERVED
Under General Woods Orders the
Reds Were Driven Out and Their
Seditious Literature and
Arms Seized.
BY EDWARD q. CLARK.

Chicago.-Tne officers of the intel
ligence service of the army, working
In connection with the civil author
tiles, seized ut Gary, Ind, an immense
amount of "Red" literature, arms,
ammunition and other things which
the alien agltators were using or In
tended to use for the purpose of in.
citing revolution and overthrowing the
American republic.
When Governor Goodrich Of Indiana
telegraphed General Wood that the
Gary situation was beyond his con
troll and made an appeal for fedora
troops, the department commander i'm
mediately went to the scene, and i
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The ends are connected by cylindri.
cal piece CD rolled out of cardboard. to
which they are glued: and a strip OF
cardboard CO. 10 glued along each
side. The car Is q small box. and the
propeller (D) is pivoted to its end with
q pin. Threads suspend the car from
the balloon. and others suspend the
balloon from the Christmas tree. Paint
the balloon red and the car yellow.
Probably you have prepared cclored
popcorn strings. but wonder |! you
have made strings Of cranberries and
glass beads? Fig. II suggests q way
to alternate the beads and cranber,
ries 30 they will present the form Of
glass bali strings. To make the Gran.
berries sparkle like glass balls, coat
some with glue and sprinkle with the
powdered mica sold for imitation
snow, and GID others with sold bronze
the kind sold for decorating ,,d,s
! tors. or wrap In tinfoil.
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Win Hot Fight

turned to attack they fired even into
their own homes where some of the
Americans had fled for protection
against the hail of steel pellets that
rained into the camp. Victory finally
crowned the heroic struggle of the
doughboys.
Most of the boys who were killed
never had chance to leave their
BEDS" the officer said. "They were
shot while asleep. The others came
scrambling out, and fought in their
underclothing. l ordered them on to
advance in skirmish order. They
moved as though on the drill ground
A corporal already wounded in the
foot, led them. He walked and ths
men followed.
Buried Without "Taps."
I'VE reached low-lying fence, ant
| organized my defense with two mer
on each flank, three to protect tn.
rear, and sixteen facing the enemy
This is the manner in which the mel
met the Russians, armed with Ger
man and Russian rifles.
my orderly was behind me. carry
Ing my rifle My pistol was empty, an,
turned to him. asking for the rife
As he handed 1t to me his head wa
blown Off. was wounded in the le
by an American bullet, fred by
Russian.
"A Russian ran to our ammunitio
tent. put my head out. Of a windo,
In house where I had gone to pic
sharpshooter and received a bullt
In the jaw. My teeth flew over tn
place like so many pellets. Befol
long. though. we had them on til
run"
When the fight was all over Il
victors started to bury the enem
dead. Lying face down, shot thr.
J times In the back, they found the bod
, OF the former "buddie" who had h
!. trayed them. He. too, was buried h,
no taps babe him rest in peace.