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Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
Brief City News

Lighting Ffxtures-Burgess-Gra Co.
Have Root Print It-Beacon Press.
Burglary Ins.-Wheeler & Welpton
immigration Agent On Tours.
B. Howard, immigration agent for
| the Burlington, is touring the Big
Horn basin this week arranging for
| increased land grants.
To Meet in st. JOe.-The executive
| committee of the national bureau of
| animal industry, at meeting yester-
day, decided to hold the annual con-
vention in st. Joseph, Mo-, August
: 1919, next.
Burlington Crop Report-In-
creased rainfall for the last week
has caused a delay in corn planting,
the Burlington crop report an
nounces. Nebraska's 1918 percen-
tage is 22SS inches, or one and a
quarter inches below normal.
Two More Canning Scholastic
Board of Education last night ap-
proved a recommendation that can
ming schools be conducted this sea-
son in Edward Rosewater and Miller
Park schools, in addition to the
schools which were open last season
for this purpose.
Sued by Corporation-Charles S..
Wohlberg is being sued in district
court by the American Investors
corporation for $4,000, alleged to
be due from him on notes which the
suit declares Wohlberg gave to the
corporation and later took from the
safe.
Charged With Taking Silk-Mrs.
Marie Reagan, 21, was arrested yes
terday afternoon by Detective Larry
Finn in Brandeis stores. According
to Finn. Mrs. Reagan pilfered nearly
500 worth of silk underwear and
stockings. Mrs. Reagan was re-
leased on a $25 bond posted by her
husband, James Reagan, 2041 Har-
ney street.
Back From Camp-Sgt. Dwight. A.
Chase, who served with the Four
Hundred Sixty-seventh aero squad
ron at Camp Morrison, Va, has re-
ceived his discharge and has re-
turned to Omaha for short visit,
after which he will leave for Helena,
Mont, to join his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Arthur Chase, who formerly
made their home in this city.
Given 80 Days in Jail-John
Spc>cer was sentenced to 80 days in
ia y District Judge Redick, on his
pl. of guilty to the charge Of as
sault with intent to wound. He and
his uncle. William Kane, had an al
tercation over $50 at 1914 South
Seventeenth street, April 81, and
Spencer discharged several revolver
shots without hurting anybody.
Accident Victim Sues-Micrael
Burnica asks for exactly s3,305.25
damages from H. G. Nelson in suit
filed in district court, alleging that
Mr. Nelson, driving an automobile,
ran into Mr. Burnica, who was riding
motorcycle at Twenty-fourth and
Lake streets, May 8. The $4,000 is
for the injury and shock to Mr.
Burnica personally, and the odd
dollars and cents for repairs to man
and machine.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
South Side BreUities

For Sale or Rent-Four-room house,
Large lot. Very reasonable. $40 st.
Call owner, So. 1893
L. NJ. Wynne Of Swift and Company has
returned to Omaha after two weeks vaca-
ton.
SOUTH OMAHA
For sale, 6-room house; full basement
5025 South 43d. Call S. 3416.
The women of the South Side Christian
church will sew on Wednesday at the
home of Mrs. Z. b. smith. 1919 South
Twentyf fourth street, for the benefit OF
the Child Savings institute.
Mrs. J. B. Philips and Mrs. N NJ Mich
OILS division of the Aid society Of Grace
Methodist church will entertain the con-
gregation at a musicale Thursday after
noon at the home Of Mrs. D. @. Robb,
401s South Fifteenth street.
WE HAVE CARLOAD OF
REFRIGERATOR ON SALE
at special prices and terms; VI down
and 81 per week II you wish We adj
wise you to buy yours early while our
stock of different sizes is complete: Your
saving in ice will pay for 1t. koutsky
Paylik CO,-Ady.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20

DR.. B. NJ. Triple, president of the
new Methodist Theological semi
nary at Rome, and executive secre-
tary of the Methodist war recon-
struction board, addressed 100 Oma-
ha Methodists at luncheon at the
Hotel Fontenelle yesterday
DR.. Triple and Chaplain Tiplady,
who are touring the world in be-
half of the campaign for funds for
the new "collegio" at Rome, told
of the need of missionaries in the
war zone and of the plans for the
new institution
In the Methodist campaign for
funds, carried on in Omaha during
the last two weeks, the city's quota,
$165,325 has been oversubscribed
$1,000, and there are still five
churches to report.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
Plays to Be Staged for
Social Settlement Benefit

The Omekro-E-Xima club of the
South Side Social settlement will
give the following three one-act
plays at the South Side auditorium
Tuesday, May 20: Scene from
School for Scandal" MAKER of
Dreams" "Petticoat Perfdy."
A solo will be sung by Mrs. Grace
Poole-Steinberg. Mrs. Florence
Kelly will be the accompanist. Miss
Schneckburg will give a violin solo.
The Luana club orchestra. direct
ed by Miss Ethel Mulholland of the
Fife Steen Kippelson studio will as
sist
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
SCHOOL BOARD
PLANS ANOTHER
B 0 n D ISSUE
Two Million or More Dollars
to Be Asked This Fall for,
North High and Junior
High Schools.

he Board OF Education is con-
sidering the submission of another
bond issue at the primary election
in September, or at the general cleo
ton in November, probably the for
mer. The proposition will be for
100000 or $2,500000. The build
ing program will include a north
side high school and a series of
junior high schools.
Supt. J. H. Beveridge stated that
there is a real need for north side
high school and junior high schools.
He told the board that he is work
ing on revision of the physical
needs of the school system and will
have his report ready for considera-
ton soon.
The North Omaha Community
club submitted to the board writ
ten demand for a new Saratoga
school and a north high school. The
board announced that members OF
this club will be given a hearing
next Friday afternoon at a COM
mittee meeting.
MOIC DOl1uS SOIIllIlS.
"The people of this community
may just as we'll begin to under
stand that this bond proposition is
coming" said Chairman Arthur
Wells of the teachers committee.
Superintendent Beverage stated
that a building program to take
care of the school district expectan-
cy for the next IS years would re-
quire an expenditure of $5,00O,000,
but it is not believed that the board
will ask for this amount at one
time. Most of the members favor
asking for $2,500,0O0 this fall
The proposed junior high schools
will include Seventh, Eighth and
Ninth grades. Instruction will EN-
brace modified manual training,
commercial branches, household arts
and academic courses. The pro-
posed North side high school will
cost about 100000, and the junior
high schools are estimated at $780,
600 each.
Two More Fairgrounds.
The board granted the use of Ma
son and Train school Fairgrounds
for supervised play centers this sea-
son, under the direction of the de-
partment of recreation, conducted in
connection with the park depart
ment.
City Commissioner Falconer and
Recreation Supt. J. J. 1saacson
urged closer cooperation between
the school and the department.
These school Fairgrounds will be
the same as the park
Fairgrounds, and will be
open during the summer season
from 10 in the morning until 81
o'clock at night, with supervisors in
charge.
Will Not Buy Motorcycles.
The board received from Chief of
Police Eberstein a communication
in which the chief stated that his
men have been careless or unlucky
with their motorcycles and that he
had ordered them to buy their own
equipment. Two have complied. He
asked the board to buy some motor
cycles. Attorney Woodland ad-
vised the board that it can not le-
gally spend money in this manner,
Notwithstanding that the money col
lected in fines from the arrests by
officers goes into the
school district fund.
Attorney Woodland also advised |
the board that it is not required by |
aw to advance the court costs in
with the prosecution Of |
appealed police court cases in dis
trict court; that it is the duty of the
county to bear this expense.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
Man, Who Provided About ~
Rooms, Sentenced to Jail

When four guests of the Y. M. c.
A. offered testimony in police court
yesterday morning that Andrew Kuc-
sicg, South Side had been proving
about their rooms, the police judge
sentenced Kucsik to IS days in
Jail. Policeman Sinclair and Craw-
ford had to use strong-arm tactics
to rrest Kucsik Sunday night
when he was seen coming out of a
room occupied by H. F. Prenzlow.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
Form One Organization.

Regina, Sask., May 19.-Labor
unions in western Canada have
voted to consolidate into a single
organization to be known as THE
One Big Union" it was announced
last night at headquarters of the
trades and labor council.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
Revolutionary Forces
Take VILLAGE of La Cruz

Rivas, Mic, May 19.-The reyolu-
tionary forces of Costa RIGA. after
occupying several points in the de-
partment of Guanacaste, in the
northeastern section of Costa RIGA,
held the frontier village of La Cruz.
They number about 400.
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
omaha
Thin PEOPLE

Bitro- Phosphate should give you a small,
steady increase of firm. healthy flesh
each day. 1t supplies an essential sub
stance to the brain and nerves in the
active form in which it normally occurs
in the living cells of the body. Bftro-
Phosphate replaces nerve waste and creates
new strength and energy. Sold by
Sherman &. Mcconnell in Omaha and all
good druggists under definite guarantee OF
results or money back.-Adv
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20
Statesmen Wanted

Opportunity knocks just in life time. This may be
your call We established industrial whose
you will instantly recognize when you hear it. Our factory
already production We neither been"
"goingobe." We of the 'rght-nows" and
the competitors in industry concede
increase production rapidly possible
and keep with the demand for goods selling
investment securities this need
a few of the right kind of salesmen
little whether stock
with moderate ability will the
right
are making II
not, orn
we win promptly for an interview
Manager, Box
Omaha daily bee., 1919-05-20

One Of the greatest improve
ments in modern dentistry is re-
movable bridge work which is
being used by the Bailey Dental
Company.
Before this remarkable in
vention was made a few remain
ing teeth were not of much
value to the patient, but now
with the use of this attachment
the teeth may be held firmly in
place 50 that the gums take all
the strain Of chewing, the ma
tural teeth themselves holding
them firmly in position. Even
though there may be no back
teeth, it is held in place and the
person is very comfortable while
talking or chewing.
The Bailey Removable bridge
work is especially sanitary and
this Of course is a very important
fact to be considered, as many
Of the present-day ailments can
be traced to unsanitary mouths.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
BAKER NS|STA SA Sc |NCEAPA
.LUPTA CONTRA |NFLUENTE|.

Mai multi PROMINENT port campanie prn care
nduplece Congeul Staeor Unite de
possible epdne Influenza Spaniola
tara la dspoza
tive (medicina nfluene de $5,O0O0O0
Rindurile de cuprnd pedoarea a
ker, in ravagiie facute de boala:
Propunelea de nvga probema cuprind preven-
tia conroul nfuen boaeor
rabla Resovarea aceste probme probab
tot odaa mai ntimpn auorae tar
Chesta de pentru pentru
81 in particular pneumonia cee mue de
in Satee Unite 81 Franta.
Din Septembrie 1918, aa fie
dnre INFLUENZA unul din "a pneumonia
nu din 81 de pneumonia complicati
Octombe caZurle de
mite multi cazurie morae la pee din Fnta
cuprinzlnd aci 81 pc NORTH cazut in lupa
Pima in ami rcenti grupu de boae nesnae nre 81 fri
tifoide, 1ns
perconari meodelor medcnae gurie ode factor
negab In 1908 mOrtalaea mortaliatea
in comunitati cvle este l la II.
Deci ncercare de lua masuri sd afle solui la
boe influenza associate ncercar fl tot
cele conecie rgurile tode
NEWTON BAKER, minisru de rdsb9i
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
DeClaratiiIe SaSi-
lor din Ardeal.

Cetim in ,.Paria" din Sibliu:
Marti in % Iulie 1919 sa pre-.
zentat la presedintele Consiliului
Dirigent, deputatiune a Consl-
liului national sasesc in frunte III
presedintele eli DR.. Rudolf Schn-
llerus 81 inaintat urmatoarea
declaratie:
,,Subscrisii conducatori al STA
tului national sasesc din Ardeal,
in urma stirilor raspindite III
timpul din urma din partea pre-
sci romine, cum Cd popOrul ea-
sesc ar fl intervenit la Conferin-
ta de pace din Paris, dam urma-
toarca declaratiune categorical:
Poporul sasesc STA inaintat toa
te dorintele 81 propunerile refeci-
toare la realizarea drepturilor a
sigurate minoritatilor noului stat
la Alba lula, exclusiv Consiliu
lui Dirigent. La conferinta de pa
cc din Paris poporu1 sasesc n d
intervenit pentru realizarea drcp
turilor asigurate prin adunarea
natiOnala a Rominilor din Alba
lula nici pc Gale directa, nici pc
Gale indirecta. Politica poporului
sasesc fata de Consiliul Dirigent
81 fata de poporul romin a fost
de la inceput condusa de cea mi
deplina sinceritate 81 legalitate.
Protestam prin urmare energic
contra reprosului, ca am Fl pur-
tat politica de duplicate.
Sibiiu, % Iulie 1919.
DR.. Adolf Schullerus, DR.. Rudolf
Schuller, Rudolf Brandsch, DR..
Artur Polony, DR.. Hans o. Roth.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
CriIne|e de Ia 0 far
ma din Kansas,

MAPLE, HILL. u August. -
,,Rufe'' King, un farmar din Ma
pie Hill fOst arestat, acuzat fl
ind de mai multe crime. In urma
arestarii S 'au inceput cercetarile
81 s'au aflat trei schelete ingro-
pate la farma lui King.
Doua dintre aceste victime sun5
cunoscute 81 anume:
Rueben Gutshall care a dispi-
rut la Craciun in anul 1914. El
plecat de acasa Sc colecteze niste
bani de la King. La ell Sc afla mai
multe mil de dOlari cind a plecat
de acasa.
Al doilea este John Woody, un
lucrator la farma 1ui King.
AL treilea a carui hume este ne
cunoscut este un boccangiu, care
vindea diferite lucruri, umbIind
din lOc in loc, de object acest ON
cind ajungea in partile acestca,
tragea la farma lui King.
Intro ri King a spus cunoscu-
tilor ca ell cumparat caruta 81
cali boccangiului. De atunci nj
mic nu s'a mai auzit despre ace
sta.
King este arestat in cea mai pu
ternica inchisOare din Kansas, dc
teama nu fl linsat de popula-
tia indignata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
PANA CAND?....

Cind cineva anunta ca vine la
o adunare, trebue Sc fie acolo la
timpul hotarit, dar nu peste cite.
va zile.
Asa ceva nu Sc petrece nici in
tara, dar inca aici, in America,
unde nici ca Sc poate inchipui,
81 este considerat ca 0 bataie de
Joe.
Nj desconsiderati intr' att po-
porul, onorata misiune 81 va ru-
gam in interesul eel mare al vii
torului neamului nostru, nu va
bateti joe de Ell, asa de crud.
ST va rugam, aveti considera-
tie 81 faptul, ca prin asemenea
procedeuri, puneti intro lumina
trista in fata opieniei publice anne
ricane, nu numai persoana d7tra,
dar 81 tara care va TRIMS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
Intrunirca Mdrc|ui STAT
National din Sibiu. :

In legatura Gu intrunirea apro-
plata a Marelui Stat National,
scrie ,,Patria", tinem sd infor-
mann publicul asupra modalitatii
de intregire acestei corporate
uni prin cooptare de membrli
noui.
Consiliul Dirigent a PRINT DIN
multe parti propuneri de acest
sens. Toate acestea vor Fl prezen-
tate Marelui Stat, care singur e.
ste chemat sd decida in chestie.
Va sd zica, acei domni, carl sunt
propusi pentru fl cooptati, vor
ii invitati la sedintele Marelni
Stat numai dupa ce acesta va ii
decis in privinta intregirii sale.
Marele Stat q PRINT indemni-
zarea de Sc intregi prin coop
tare pima la un numar de $50 al
membrilor. Reiese, Cd M. ST. N. a.
re sd Sc 1ntregeasca Gu As mem
bril- noui.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22

Misiunea Romina venita in Sta
tele Unite Sc infiinteze consulate
prin procedeele eli boacane, pro-
duce multa nemultumire, framln-
tare 81 neincredere in popor.
Misiunea a anuntat ca Mercuri,
20 c. va veni la Homestead, Pa,
81 va lua parte la 0 adunare po-
porala in hala societatii Vulturul,
din acel oras, ca sd lamureasca
poporului scopul misiunei.
Societatea a luat masurile ne
cesare. Afacut convocari 81 vestea
s'a dus 81 in orasele invecinatc,
de unde au VENT mai multi de-
legati.
S'a adunat lumea, hala pima. 81
mare multime afara, dar mlslu-
nea ca in palma. Asteapta lumea,
asteapta, pima la mezul nopEei,
dar nici misiune, 81 nici Q veste
despre ca, cind lumea indigna.a
inceput a Sc risipi, comentind
in felurite chipuri purtarea mi
siunei.
Accasta al doiiea caz de tef'r1
acesta. Tot asa a anuntat ca va
veni in Cleveland, 81 aici tot ssa
s'a adunat lumea 81 asteptat
ceasuri intregi 81 misiunea n a
VENT.
Onorata misiune ar face bine
Sd nu abuzeze prea multi de po,
sitiunea ei ii Sd nu-si bata los
de popor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
SPRE STIIN IA.

Sc aduce la cunostinta generala
ca ori ce plingeri, denuntari sau
urmariri nu Sc pot publica pima
persoana care doreste publicarea
lor nu Sc identified prin un act de
Ia societatea locala, apartinatoa-
re Uniunii s. r. A.
Plingerile sau denuntarile facu-
te impotriva functionarilor unei
societati trebuiesc trimise prezidi-
ului genral al Jniunei.
Asemenea, 0nor. Soc. vor ina
inta prezidiului Uniunei ori % de-
nunturi sau urmariri pc Gale pu
blica impotriva unui membru al
societatii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
CIRCULAR OFICIOS


Pentru ca sa SO poata face re-
partitiile pentru cazurile de moar-
to Ia timp, asa ca 81 beneficiile sa
50 plateasca Ia timp, 0nor. socie-
tati apartinatoare Uniunei s. r.
A. sunt rugate se anunte secre-
tariatului General al Uniunei toa-
to casurile de moarte, char in Ii
ua cfnd . decedat IN membru al
societ4tii. Actsle 90 pot trimite ul-
terror, dupa inmormintare.
loan n. serbu, presedinte general.
loan n. Sufan2, sscrstar general.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
AUToRITAT1LEs DIN HAM
MOND GER .AJUToR MILITAR.

HAMMOND, IND, 21 August.
Autoritatile orasului inspai-
mintate de amenintarile grevisti-
Tor de la Standard Steel Car Co.
au facut APPEL la comandantul mi
litiei din Indiana ca sd lie vina IN
ajutor.
Ajutantul General Smith ras-
puns ca imediat va trimite zece
companii la fata locului.
Din Indianapolis vine stirea ca
unsprazece companii. au plecat
spre Hammond.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22

dat clteva circularc prin ziarc,
ca nu va mai primi aplicatiuni
Gle la persoane de a doua nina
81 nu va liberia pasapoarte lie
cit acelora carl fac aplicatiuni
personale, fara intervenirea alto
ra. Masura foarte justa 81 ocroti.
toare.
In tlmpul acela soseSte Mlslu-
nea RomIna pentru infiintarea
consultation.
D-nul Comandor Pantazi, find
informal de cele petrecute, Sc in
digneaza 81 hotareSte ca sd Sc des-
fiinteze aplicat atiunile. Ca fie care
sa Sc prezinte inaintea biroului
pentru liberarea paSapoartelor,
unde sd faca cerere verbala, 81
unde functionarul sal libereze
passport. ,,Trebue Sc punem ca
pat speculatiunei samsarilor carl
jefuesc lumea,' cam asa s "a eX-
primat d. Pantazi, 81 pentru care
il felicitam.
Ca Rominii dintr'un stat Sc
nu fie siliti Sc vina la biroul cen
tral, unde consulatul, ca Sc pear
"a timp 81 Sc faca cheltuieli mari,
d. Pantazi a dispus ca 'biroul' Sc
detaseze unul sau mai multi func-
tionari carl sc mearga din oraS
in oras Sc la declaratiunile, acte-
Ia tloveditoare ca 4 eetat team Rn-
min, fotografiile 81 cOstul pasa-
porului, ca in urma venind la
centru sal faca pasaportul 81. sal
trimita la destinatie.
Pima aci pare ca slstemul ina
ugurat de d. Pantazi bun, Ode
81 lipsit de logica Yca specula cs-
te inlaturata, 81 Rominii nefiind
siliti Sc mearga la mari departari
dupa passport, sunt scutiti de
mari cheltuieli, insa, daca nu ne
multumim Gu ce vedem privind la
suprafata 81 cercetam lucrurile
mai profund 81 in amlnuntimc
vedem ca sistemul inaugural dc
d. Pantazi nu numai ca nu-i logic
dar nu fnlatura specula, 81 acei
carl voiesc sc capete passport
sunt siliti 81 astazi Sc pearza timr
81 Sc faca cheltuieli zadarnice
earl S ar putea ocoli.
(Urmare in No. de miine).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22

in luna Februarie am
belle camere q legisldtiei
frUncese cor UOtd ca so
:aleagd un n0M presedln-
te. Presedintete de acum
P0lncare (fotogratia din
mijloc) posibil ca Sc "a
retrage .pentru-cd came
ra deputatilor Sc opune
2uvernulM din prezent.
Unul dintre .candidah
"a fl ". DeschaneI Ia
Teapta), actudlul pre-
,edinte IN camera depu-
dtitOr, Ell "a candida M
/ 0ai dacd Clemenceau
'u-s' pune candidatura.
! "a fel Julius Pans la
hnga) are multe aUa,,-
aJur' de a deceni capul
! recutir al rcpublicei
rUHceSe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
Pr0cesu penSiei ainleI|-
tarc Reu dSnliS J0i.

Cetim in Akron Press Gu data
de 16 c. sub titlul de mai sus ur-
matoarele:
,,Petitiunea Mariei Reu vs..
Rev Aurel Reu pentru pensie o.
limentara fost respinsa Joi cu
costul (cheltuielile de judecatd !,
asupra d-nei Reu, de judecSto-
rul IL. c. Spicer.
,,D-na Reu a volt pensie ali
mentara pc temei ca a fost he-
gliJata. D-sa a zis ca barbatul ol
tinut-o pc ca 81 trei copii intr 9
casa pc Cuyahoga Street si vss
nea sal vaza numai de citeva
ori pc luna.
,,Commins, Brouse, Englebeck
81 Mcdowell sunt advocatii d-nei
Reu."
in ziua de 81 Iulie a. C. am
anuntat dupa akron Beacon Jo
urnal'' faptul ca dina Reu a dat
in judecata pc sotul d-sale preo
tul Aurel Reu, pentru pensie ali
mentara. Nam scris mimic, n;ci
un cuvint de la moi.
Peste citeva zile cetim in ,,Foa
ia Poporului'' din Cleveland c
Clarificarn subscrisa de dina Ma
rioara A. Reu, in care d-sa zict
ca tot ce-am publicat sunt min
ciuni. Ca familia d-sale este foar
te inchegata 81 moi suntem hal
manale, serpi veninosi 81 sa NJ
vedem de potlogariile noastre
Acum vcdem ca casul pc care
Lam anuntat dupa ziarele engle
re s'a pertractat iii ziua de IA 3
Gu o saptamina dupa ce d-sa
dina Marioara A. Reu, declara
ca ce-am scris moi minciuna, $
dupa ce in pornirea d-sale ne;
adus insulte grave 81 Watamatoa
re.
Cine a mintit?
Inca odata, 81 pentru ultima
CARA pc aceasta Gale, sfatuim pt
dina Marioara A. Reu, Sc revin:
asupra celor publicate in ,,Foai;
Poporului'' sa retracteze &C.:
scris 81 Sc retraga insultele la a
dresa noastra in aceiasi Foaie s
in acelas loc unde am fost insuI
tati.
Aceasta, ca Sc nu finn siliti 81
cautam reparatii pc calea legei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-22
,,sARAc1A" LUZ CARNEGIE.

NEW YORK, q August. - Gu
toate ca Andrew Carnegie, mag
natul otelului 81 mare filantro-
pist declarat in timpul vietii lui
ca vrea sa Sc scape de uriasa lui
avere 81 sa ,,moara sarac,s' ave
rea lui ce a lasat-o la moarte ,,es-
te de citeval ori cite 50,0OO,0O
Sc spune din surse demne de in
credere.