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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
DESPRE TRATATUL De
PACE Gu BULGARIA.

WASHINGTON, IS Septem-
brie. = Sumarul tratatului de pa
ce Gu Bulgaria fost transmits
prin cablu la Washington, de ca
ira delegatia de pace din Paris,
81 arata ca planul tratatului este,
in linii generate, ca eel austriac.
Multe clause sunt identice -
att numai ca s'a inlocuit nume-
lie = asa ca clauza GU Liga Natl
unilor, dcspre muncitori, despre
aviatic, pedepse 81 prisonierii de
razboiu.
Referitor la schimbarile de from
tiera a Bulgarici S au facut la sud
unde Bulgaria ccdeaza Tracia de
vest 81 Sc obliga a agrca la ori cc
dispozitii vor lua aliatii asupra
acestui tinut, mai este prevazut
ca frontiera Bulgariei va ii modi-
ficata 81 in alte patru locuri i'll
favoarea Serbiei.
Bulgaria este silita recunoas-
te independents Sirbilor, Croati-
lor 81 Slovenilor 81 Sc prevedc
ca Bulgaria Sc schimbe cetatenia
acelora care locuiesc in tinutu-
rile cedate de ca. Stunt clauze
prin care Sc cere protectia mi
noritatilor, religiei 81 limbei ce-
lor lalte natiopalitati.
in timp de trei luni bulgarii
sunt siliti ca sa-si demobilizeze
armata 81 sa @ substitute GU G
armata de voluntari. Armata ii
este redusa la 10000 soldati, ex-
clusiv pentru mentinerea ordi.
nei 81 controlul la frontiere. Fa,
bricarea de materiale de razboiu
c limitata la un arsenal.
Toate vapoarele de razboiu
Submarinele orr aeroplanele tre
buie predate aliatilor.
Bulgaria trebue sd plateasci
ca reparatii 2,250,0OO,0O0 franc
in aur in timp de treizeci 81 sap
te de ami. Sc prevede crearea u
nei comisii pentru reparatii in
ter-aliata.
Bulgaria Sc supune reda Ro
miniei, Serbiei, Greciei, Croatie
81 Sloveniei toate recordurile, ar
chivele 81 lucrurile luate in tim
pull razboiului in timp de sas
luni de zile. Ca compensate spe
ciala pcntru distrugerea mine
lor de carbuni din Serbia, Bul
garia Sc invoiests a da Scribe
pc timp de cinci ami de zile cit
$4,000 tone de carbuni annual.
Bulgaria e silita renunta |
]. tratatul de la Bucuresti 81 del
Brest-Litovsk.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

comitetul Uniunilor a asigurat pc
presedintele ca toti membrii ce
lor douazeci 81 patru de Uniuni in
ternationale, reprezentind peste
100000 lucratori organizati,
doresc Sc invoi la cererea pre-
Sedintelui de a Sc amina greva,
daca posibil, 81 s'ar fl luat o a
semenea actiune, daca II ar fl
intervenit anumiti ,,factori'
carl au fost communicate III scrl-
scare.
In scrisoare Sc arata staruinta
fruntasilor Uniunei de putea
avca conferinta Gu +. H. Gary,
presedintele Corporatiunei Otc-
lului Limited States Steel Cor
poration' dar d. Gary a refu
zat sd primeasca pc reprezentan-
til organizatiunilor carl doreau
sal expuna dorintelc 81 preten-
tiunile lucratorilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
D-nul aida de-
spre evennnente-
lie din Ungaria.


.,Dupa rapoartele ce prlmcsc. po-
porul ungar este foarte fericit de
victoria nOastra, care la llbcrat de
O tiranie fara hume. Trimiterea i'll
aintea trupclor romine de numc-
roase delegatiuni insarcinate sd roa
ge comandamentul nostru de Il
merge asupra Budapestei este o
proba cvidenta. 81 cum ar ii putut
fl altfeI9
Pentru maghiar fost nn adeva
rat intern sa traiasca sub domlna
tia lui Bella Kuhn, care formasc
,.bataliOane de teroare''. trimlse pc
companii in comune pcntru IA ras-
pindi groaza.
,,Oricc rezistenta opusa ordinelor
sovietelor era reprimata in singe.
Astfel, oameni din regiunea Macy
Kanizsa refuzind de raspunde la
ultimul ordin de mobilizare. $50
de persoane au fost spinzurate in
propria lor casa. La Szolnok, unui
tinar Otter, celebru pentru bravu-
ra sa din timpul razboiului 81 de-
VENT suspect de tradare is a taiat
buza de jos. In starea aceasta l-au
slit sd fumeze tigara, pc urma
i-au sfarlmat articulatiile GU inn
puscaturi 81 in fine l-au omorIt".
.,Dupa mine venirea actualului
guvern inseamna pune in locul
lui Khun Bella pc fratele sau. Du-
pa cum Karoly a dat puterea lui
Bella Kuhn, tot astfel 81 acesta, pie
cind, incredintat-o unli guvern
ales de dinsul, foarte asemanator
GU al lui, pentruca cuprinde 81 To-
sti bolsevisti. Dupa parerea mea, a
cest cabinet nu da nici garantie
serioasa. In adevar, insusi poporul
ar trebui sd fie chemat sa-si afcaga
guvernul. lucratorii organizati,
burghezii democrati 81 taranii, ca
ri formeaza 80 la suta din popula-
tie carl trebuie sa-si numeasc;l re-
prezentantii. Nu trcbuie sa uitam
Cd, fara un regim popular, totul e.
ste de temut. In adevar, cine este
stapinul Budapestei 81 a uzinelor.
sale, are in acelasi timp forta, pen
truca are armele Gu carl poate sta
pini totul.
,,Rominia va urma .decisiile Con-
ferintei. Avem incredere deplina
1 in aliatii nostri, ci in special il
I Franta.
.,Patri0st
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
DE LA LIGA NATIONALA RO-
NINA DIN AMERICA.
COMUNICAT OFICIOS.

Prin aceasta Sc aduce la cuno-
stinta tuturor sectiunilor acestei
organizatiuni ca la Congresul Ii
gel Rationale Romine din Ameri-
ca, care Sc va tinea in hala socie-
tatii ,.R. Carpatina" din Cleve-
land, Ohio, in ziua de % Septem
brie a. c. nu pot trimite delegati
Gu drept de vot, decit sectiunile
carl pima la data acestei zile si-au
achitat toate cotele fata de orga-
nizatiunea amintita.
Delegati nu pot fl alesi declt
eel &c au dovedit in tot timpul
ca au fost membrii credinciosi ii
Ligei Rationale din America, eel
ce si-au TRIMS aplicatiunile la
timpul sau la centrala 81 eel ct
sunt in buna rinduiala Gu cotiza-
tiunile 81 alte competinte ale Ii
gel ca: statute, bilete de identi-
tate, butoni, etc.
In acelasi timp Sc pune i'll vc-
dere tuturor scctiunilor ca astazi
la oficiul central, sunt inca destui
butoni pentru putea acoperl
lipsele 81 cererile tuturora.
Dat in Alliance, Ohio, la Il
Septembrie 1919.
John n. Sufana, presdinte
Julius =. Y. Ioanovici, seer. fin
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

Zeaza GU ROmlnla nu numai din
faptul ca armata Romina fost
reorganizata Gle ofiteri franceii,
ci 81 din faptul ca Rominia a de-
VENT un factor considerable In
balanta puterilor din Europa, 81
Franta nu vrea sc risice arunca
R0mlnia in bratele Germanici
numal pentru apiica doctrina
o-determinarii in Banat.
Sirbii All ocupat districtul To
rontalului dupa deciziunea de la
Paris. Ei au anunta ca sunt gata
ca Sc apere acest tinut 81 au res
pins propunerea GU compromised
prin care Rominia ar Fl cedat o
oare care parte de tinut Bulga-
riei in Dobroja, 81 a face pc Bull
garla ca sc recompenseze pc Sirbi
la Nidin. Rezultatul deciziei Sir
bilor rezultat in ridicarea pre-
tentiilor din pariea Rominiei d
supra districtului la sud de Du-
mare (Valea Timocului), i'll apro-
pierre de Portile de fer, unde po-
pulatia Romina este in majori-
tate coyirSitoare. Daca prlnclpiul
auto-determinarii sd fie aplicat
contra Rominilor in Banat, Bu-
, curestiul cere ca sa fie egal apli-
cat 81 in beneficiul Romlniei la
lsud de Dunara
fnainte de a pleca din Paris
mi-s'a spus de catra prietenii
mel Romini ca in scurt timp ar
mata Romina va fl trimisa in
Banat 81 ca sub nici o cOnditle
Rominia nu Va consimti la impair
tirea acestui tinut. In aparenta
aceasta ce Sc va intimpla. Prln
ocuparea Budapestei Romlnia S d
scapat de problema ungurcasca.
Att cit priveste conferinta de
la Paris Rominia site ca este su-
portata de Italia, lar Franta sub
nici circumstata nu sc va lnvol
ca sc trimita trupe. contra cl, 81
eli sunt egal incredintati ca nici
Statele Unite orr Anglia nn, este
gata trimite suta de mil de
soldati in tinuturile Dunarene Cd
Sc lupte aduce la indeplinire
decizia conferintei de la Paris.
Noi avem, atunci, imediat un
exemplu clar desprc pericolul i
mediat daca unul dintre cele pa
trusprezece puncte este aplicat
Gu neindurare. Daca S ar ii dat
Torontalul Rominiei posibil ca
un oare care timp Sirbia ar II
fost suparata, insa avind ceart'
Gu Italia, aceasta suparare nu al
fl dus la un conflict.
i A da Serbiei ceva pc care ea
null poate apara 81 prin aceasta
atrage ostilitatea unui stat ca
re in totdeauna va ii puternlc, q
: proba a Fl generositate dubioa
sa. ST poate proba ca este eel ma
fatal cadou facut in istorie, pen
tru cd acum Serbia Sc afla II
cearta GU toti vecinii Ell.
Mai multi, moi yedem apafltls
unei mari puteri, 81 anume Italia
, care Sc foloseste de complicatll'
din Balcani cum Russia 81 Austri;
all intrebuintat statele Balcanlc'
in anil din nainte de razboiu. TIE
oria ca la Paris Sc poate rezolv'
chestii ca aceia Gu Banatul, ere
: dinta. ca principiul exprimat II
: cele patrusprezece puncte 81 il
? Liga Natiunilor vor guverna, g
ste gresit 81 este foarte posibil g
g vom vedea un conflict militar in
ca odata isbucnind in Balcani il
consecventa in urma deciziel d
5 la Paris in chestia Banatului.
"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
ACUNA A SOS|T T|NPUL.

sa-ti comanzi Calendar. Vel face
0 surpriza placuta daca duel Gu
D-ta, sau trimiti acasa I'M Calen-
dar National.
Calendarul ziarului ,,America"
q fost 81 va fl in totdeauna Gel
mai mare, mai frumos y mai arti-
site lucrat. o coperta ds art4 in 4
colori, pc hirtie velin4
/ Pretul 76 cent? buoAta. pentru
Rominia 86 cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20

ajunge la intelege asupra ver-
dictului.
Prosecutorul Doerfler insis-
tat ca acuza este clara, find Cd
acesti oameni au formal 0 orga-
nizatie 81 au dat instructii mem
brilor eli ca sd vinda laptele pc
un pref fix.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-20
IMPARTIREA TINUTUR|LORI
Din EUROPA Medic POA-
TE CAUZA NOUI REZBOAIE'
De: FRANK SIMONDS.

Noua crlZa in rasarltul apro-
plat care luat nastere din dis
putele intre Romfnia 81 Serbia
din cauza Banatului. da un exem-
plu admirable 81 precis desprc
obstacolele Ligei Natiunilor, fapt
att de putin cunoscut in Amer-
ca, 81 de importanta att de pro
funda pentru Europa.
Vorbind pc scurt faptele asu-
pra Banatului sunt urmatoarelc:
Aceasta este o veche provincie a
Ungariei, situata intre riurile Mu-
ras, lisa 81 Dunare. Are o supra
fata de 10000 mile patrate ca
sa zic asa, are 0 suprafata ca
Rhode Island 81 Massachusetts,
combinate, 81 populate de un
million 81 jumatate. 1ntre natiuni-
lie ce lOcuiesc acOlo sunt ROmInl.
Unguri, Germani 81 Serb, ca Sc
numesc numai cele patru rase mai
impOrtante. Nici rasa singurati-
ca nu are majoritatea, GU toate
cd ROmInii intrec4 ca numar pc
toate celelalte grupuri.
AceSt tinut este pretlns de I'm
garia pc baza ca de mie de ami
a fost stapinit de ca, impreuna Gu
faptul ca locuieste in acel loc 0
mica minoritate de unguri. Este
cerut III -intregime de Rominia,
pentru ca eli constituiesc eel mai
numeros grup etnic, 81 pentru cd
i-s'a promis prin tratatul secret
inchciat de parte de Rominia,
lar de alta parte de Anglia, Fran
ia, Italia 81 Russia; acest tratat
atras pc Rominia in razboiu.
Coltul sud-vestic din Banat este
cerut de Serbia pe motivul nedis-
putat ca in judetul Torontal,
Sirbii compun majoritatea.
La Paris cerinta ungurilor. a
fost rcspinsa. Rominiei i-s'a dat
trei part din Banat, lar Serblel
judetul Torontal, care este 1ntre
unghiul dintre Dunare 81 lisa,
care este i'll fata capitalei Serbl-
eli. Contra deciziei dim Paris, "a
tit Rominii, cit 81 Ungurii al
protestat.
Acum este essential ca sd stlm
pretensiile Rominiei, care au fost
reprczentate in America ca mere
zonabile 81 nedrepte. Romlnia a
intrat in razbOiu dupa ce is a
facut promisiune specified &c
catra aliati. Ea fost invinsa, il
ind tradata de catra Russia a fos1
silita face pace separate, IN
sd guvernul Romin sustine ca a
ceasta pace find fortata, lar ma
tirziu respinsa, nu distruge va.i
ditatea obligatiilor facute de ca
tW aliati. Rominia arata Gu dreI
tate ca motive economice 81 geo
grafice ii da dreptul de a pre-
tinde intreg Banatul. Din pune
de vedere economic, lua dil
Banat partea de sud-vest, est'
ca 81 cind al pune in mini strai
ne sistemul liniilor ferate 81 ;
tuturor drumurilor ce iese spr'
rasarit din districtul muntos
deci aceasta parte Banatulu
este esentiala pentru comerciu
Rominiei. Din punct Gle veder
geografic, Sc argumenteaza ca n
urile care incunjura Banatul for
meaz6 frontiera naturala, inla
turind prin aceasta posibilitatil
unor certe in viitor, 81 acest
frontiere sunt disseminate de ma
tura q desparti natiunile una d
u alta.
Ceea ce este de important
egala faptul ca Italia deschi
81 Franta tacit supoarta cerintel
Rominiei. Italia este miscata d
faptul Cd 81 ei au disputa Gu Ju
goslavii asnpra orasului Fium
81 coasta Dalmatiei. Franta d
partea Ell de parte lupta ca 4
ajute Serbiei in disputa Gu ltali
asupra orasului Fiume, simpat
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01
CELIA A. BELLS.

Celia A., widow of the late DR.. Nath-
aniel Eells of Belfast, died April 18th af-
ter short illness with pneumonia at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. S A. Reed.
14O8 West Gath ST., Minneapolis, MINI.
Mrs. Eells was born in Lincolnville March
10, 1888, the daughter of Anthony and
Sarah tBarretD Matthews. She married
Dr. Eells, practitioner of that town.
who came to Belfast on account of fail
ing health and died soon after leaving
her young widow with one daughter.
Mrs. Eells possessed beautiful voice
and for years sang in the city churches
and at public gatherings, often in duet
work with the late Horace Hazeltine.
who also possessed a remarkable voice
On her 85th birthday celebration Mrs.
Eells sang several old and familiar SONGS
playing her own accompaniment, For
some time during her early residence in
this city she was compositor on The
journal. Her last visit here was about
10 years ago. She was beloved bv all
VINO knew here and also in her later
nome. She was member of the East
ern Star in Minneapolis and they have
always been devoted to her. Her dauph-
ter, one granddaughter, Mrs Abbie Lolie
bowtelle of Minneapolis, two sisters.
Mrs. Alice l. Thombs of Belfast and
Mrs. Helen M. Holt of Camden, survive.
The funeral and the interment were in
Minneapolis
Minneapolis Exchange says of Mrs.
Eels:
Mrs. Celia A. Eells, for 40 years
resident of Minneapolis, died last night
at the home of her daughter, Mrs. S. A.
Reed, 2408 West Twenty fourth St. Mrs.
Eells was sc years old. She had been for
many years member of the Church of
the Redeemer. She was member of the
Minneapolis Chapter of the Daughters of
the American Revolution and MINNEAPOLIS
Chapter No. 9, Order Eastern Star Mrs.
Eells is survived by her daughter, Mrs S.
A. Reed; granddaughter, Mrs. r. E.
Boutell and two sisters and other rela-
tlvesIln Maine. The funeral services will
take place Friday at 2 p, m. at Lakewood
chapel Interment will be in Lakewood
cemetery "
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01
HARVARD H. FOLLETT

Funeral services of Harvard Howard
Follett were held at the chapel in Grove
Cemetery at 1 p. m. April 23rd, the re-
mains having arrived in Belfast Tuesday
evening, accompanied by his sister, Miss
Nettie M. Follett of Brookline, Mass.
Rev. Charles w. Martin of the Belfast
Methodist Church officiated. Mr.. Follett
was born in North Searsmont in Septem-
Der, 1870, the son of Charles " and Sarah
Almata Emerson) Follett. He lived for
time in Rockland, where he learned the
blacksmith trade. Later he went to Bos
ton, where he was employed. He died in
Haverhill, Mass, April 21st, of cerebral
hemorrhage. He is survived by two
brothers, one sister and one half brother,
Eugene w. Follett of Rockland, Miss
Nettie Nj. Follett of Brooklne, Volney
T. Follett of Liberty, and VIM H. Follett
of Howard, R. |. He was a member of
the Tribe of Red Men in South Windham,
Maine.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

Food prices are per cent lower than
last December and IL per cent higher
than year ago. The advance in food
staples is largely due to heavy shipments
abroad. Wheat and flour exports have
never but once before exceeded the pres
ent volume. Eggs are beginning to 90
into cold storage and while there NAV he
a drop in prices for short time the pros
pect is that prices will not average lower
than last year. Butter seems likely to
rule as high, if not higher, than last year.
There has been marked increase in the
demand for milk in some sections of the
country, and many farmers have given
up selling cream for butter making and
are forwarding whole milk.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

1t is said that the 17-year Iocusts ale
due to put in an appearance this year
There is also 13-year locust which is
Just as regular in its appearance as the
other. These two varieties are not to be
dreaded because they are not nomadic
In fact they are not locusts but are prop
erly known as the cicada, which is an
American insect. They deposit their
eggs on trees and the newly Matched lar
vac drop TO the earth to reappear at the
above stated intervals and as rule will
crawl up that identical tree to lay eggs
and drop dead to earth again. These two
varieties seldom do much damage except
to young fruit trees and shrubs. The
real locust, the grasshopper, is always on
the move and has ravenous appetite.
Occasionally we hear of sections where
great damage is caused by their ravages
lhe writer remembers one instance,
many years ago, when here in Waldo
county they covered the face of the
earth" even as they did the land of Egypt
In the days of Moses.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

The railroads are still on the down
grade. The government allows SIS, OOO,-
900 month as compensation for the con-
troll and use of the roads, In February
the operating income was s12, 429, 1O2,
showing deficit for that month of &c.,
ST. 900. In January the deficit was $751;
100000, and in December $4,000, 600,
showing deficit, in three months, of
Sill, 511, 900. 1t would seem that higher
rates and poorer service were inevitable.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

There are a great many people who
never heard of Jacob Sechler Coxey, Sr.
He is modern Don Quixote who in the
hard times of 1905, undertook to march
from Ohio to Washington, D. c., with an
aggregation of people styling themselves
as Coxey's Army. They declared their
purpose to be to demand that Congress
should furnish them with work. The
army became weary before it had gone
very far, but Coxey bought railroad
ticket and arrived. He appeared before
Subcommittee of the ''Ways and Means"
and urged the pass ge of bill which had
been introduced by some sympathizer
with his Impractical schemes. Jacob
then went home and has remained in OBJ
security till he heard the slogan, "new
freedom" This inspired him to grid I'D
his loins once more to fight for his OPP
pressed fellow workers, the Sons of Rest.
We have Just received long communi-
cation from him, at the close of which
he says: eff you are interested in the
foregoing and you desire to aid it physi-
caily OF financially, address Jacob Sechler
Coxey, Waldorf-Astoria, New York. :"
We have written Jake that we cannot
aid him physically because we are too
old and too infirm to fight in the new
CoHey's Army, and that our means are
not sufficiently ample to finance him while
he is at the Waldorf Astoria.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

The telephone strike was of short dura-
ton. The New England 'hello" girls
won, and achieved victory not only for
themselves but for the switch board fra
ternity all over the United States. The
operators did not succeed in getting the
full increase of pay asked for, and it is
probable that they did not expect to do
SO. Shrewd bargainers usually mention
maximum price when they make a
business proposition. OF course the girls
knew they would win because Uncle
Samuel had placed himself in position
where he did not dare to say, mo, my
dearles," We wonder how the old gen.
tleman felt when he realized that govern
ment control had passed into the control
of his nieces.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

This advertisement is endorsed and paid by Mrs Ee Bowden
A. Co~an of Wnerport odgdon T. Buz Fred Waldo
John r. Dunon Franklin A. Greer James
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

Indications multiply that the Demo-
cratic platform for the next Presidential
campaign will be constructed of Bolshe-
wiki lumber, concealed under carpet of
verbose idealism, and conspicuously dis
played will appear the following motto:
Come join US, all we who are willing
To fork out your penny for another
mans shilling
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

During the coming summer, airplanes
are to be used in locating fires in the
great national forests of California, Ari-
IONA and New Mexico. 1t is suggested
that forest fires may be extinguished by
dropping bombs charged with chemicals
The forestry department of the State of
Maine will be interested in the results
obtained by these experiments
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01

When the Victory Loan has been put
over the top there will be about 25,0OO,-
600 people in this country who will have
become owners of some of the bonds is
sued by the government This wide dis
tribution of government securities will
greatly stabilize our institutions by maxi
ing the people partners with government
for it's loyal maintenance.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01
WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that SlOan's Liniment
means relief

For practically every man has used
it who has suffered from rheumatic
aches, soreness of muscles, stiffness OF
joints, the results OF weather exposure.
Women, too, by the hundreds of
thousands, use it for relieving neuritis,
lame backs, neuralgia, sick headache.
Clean, refreshing, soothing, economical.
quickly effective. Say "Sloan's Lini-
ment" to your druggist. Get it today.
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01
MAINE CENTRAL RAILROAD

BELFAST AND BURNHAM BRANCH
On and after Sept 20, 1918, trains con-
Meeting at Burnham and Waterville with
through trains for and from Bangor, Wa
terville, Portland and Boston, will run
daily, except Sunday, as follows:
The Republican journal. [volume] (Belfast, Me.) 1829-current, 1919-05-01
Sic or
we'll

To feel well keep your liver active
and avoid irregular habits which lead to
constipation or intestinal indigestion.
Don't overload your stomach with indi-
gestible food, rich pastry, candy and
sweets which do you no good and may
bring on billousness or dyspepsia, leav-
ing the traces in your face or complexion.
Get all the outdoor exercise you can, get
your share of sleep, and you will feel well
and look we'll all the time.
But if your complexion is sallow. or
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power, but the masses do not, and from
the highest to the lowest the people be-
lieve US to be nation of towards and
buffers. We are hated and held in con-
tempt from one end of Mexico to the
other. We are hated because in l848 we
annexed slice of their territory equal in
area to about times that of New Eng
land. They hold US in contempt because
they believe that the sending Of our fleet
to Vera Cruz and Gen. Pershing with an
army across the border, were nothing
more than two puerile exhibitions of
"Gringo buster" The time will prob
ably come when events will compel the
United States to forcibly deal with Mexi-
CO. If SO, another slice will be taken
from her territory and become Ameri-
canized as has been Texas and the other
States taken in I848. Perhaps, then,
Mexico will take heed and mend her
ways.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-11-19
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