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were cracked by the biowT
II has been a secret but the sc
cret is hereby r.vcaIed--oiiie chm
played his part on basehalfs stage
during two weeks Of pain that at
times almost forced him out of the
game.
Tho TnsiisnH and Browns wsre
playing II ST. Louis July 6. Tobin
was at bat. lie nicked a fast one
Tn. oat miss.d III. catcher and
caught Ollie Chill on the right
side o. the chest protector. The
impact almost floorrd the little
jumps. lilo WINGED with pain but
continued the game. The ball had
landed in one OF the seams" but
he didn't know his ribs were crack.
cd until after the game. The doctor
told him as he handaged up the in.
jured members. For two weeks the
palm WAS intense. but chill continued.
No ono knew Of his injury but tn.
doctor and Din~cn. HIS partner.
-Four years ago one Of Chil's ribs
on the left aide was cracked In the
same manner. but II didn't put him
out OF tis@ game.
Umpire Chill In the smallest urn.
pire IN tho big league. He Ii game
to the core.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Jack Dempsey
Is Real Star,
Says Jeffries
Jack Is Harder Hitter Than
Fitz, Says Ex-Champ

Los ANGELES. Aug. t.--''Dcspite
all the men who have gone before
him. Jack Dempsey liz In line to
make pugiiistie history that win 1--we
forever"
This was the comment OF James
]. Jeffries. formerly worlds heavy.
weight champion. on the victory OF
Jack Dempsey over Jess Willard at
Toledo. o.. when Dempsey annexed
the highest honors of the squared
circle,
The record he has made In the
last four years." said the ex-cham-
pion. with his sleep producing
punches. Is one OF the marveis OF
the prize ring and stamps him as a
pugilist with hitting powers such as
few champions have possessed since
glove contests succeeded the days Of
bare knuckie fights"
After comparing Dempsey's ring
record with other pugilists who wore
the coveted belt. Jeffries said:
Some Of the old-,imers declare
that Bob Fftzsimmons was the hard
est puncher in ring history. But
great as was old Ffsz' record. the
list of knockouts he hung up was
not as long as that which Dempsey
complied I'm four short years"
Fitzsimmons. continued Jeffries.
was credited with "a knockou,s.
while Dempsey has ended 45 bouts
with the count of ten.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
COURT MEETS
LIMITED TO
FEW CENTERS

Few lawn tennis players are aware
OF the fact that the national doubles
championship title have. during the
period that the game has been played
In this country. been decided In six
different places or cities. Now tina,
the national championship I'm doubles
Is being established as a separate
tournament. IL is well TO review what
has been done to popularixe the most
spectacular division OF the gam. OF
the courts.
The doubles championship was es.
tablished originally nj Newport. n.
l.. In 1881. In 1887 II was moved to
Orange. ". J. The next two years IT
was decided on the turf OF the old
staten Island Cricket and Lawn Ten.
mis- club. In 1900 II was returned to
Newport for three years. Then. in
1898. IL went West. 10 Chicago, for a
season. only to return to Newport.
where II remained until 1915, when
the national championship was
Transferred to New York. In 1917
the tournament was awarded to Bos.
ton. whore IL has remained, and
where II is to be decided. beginning
August IL. on the turf Of the Long.
wood Cricket club.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
President Ban Johnson
Facing Court Suit Over
Suspension of Pitcher
New York Owners Threaten Suit il Johnson Refuses to
Let Mays Join Yankees; Johnson to Decide the Case
Today; Yanks Paid Huge Sum for Star Hurler

NEW YORK. Aug 4.-(United Press.)-Ban Johnson.
president of the American league faced today what prob
ably will be the hardest fight he in his
long reign dictator and secretary of of the
major baseball organization.
Col Jacob Rupert and Lieut. Col T. L. Huston owners
of the New York Yankees threatened go into court
at with the decision of Johnson which keeps Carl
Mays from pitching. and have the czar enjoned from
tamperng with the star pitcher recently purchased from
Boston Mays is under suspension for jumping the
Boston club after he had been fined for throwing ball
at spectator in Chicago.
The two local met Johnson last night and,
after short conference said Johnson had declared five
other clubs protested the sale of Mays and that therefore
he could do nothing but hand out the suspension They
said he had called meeting of the American league for
this city for tomorrow which they had declined attend
because they would be greatly outnumbered.
II court action is granted to restrain Johnson from
keeping Mays idle the said Mays win work here
tomorrow against the St. Louis Browns
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
YOUNG GIRL
CRACK SHOT
AT THE TRAPS

One Of the best shots among the
gentler sex at the Big United States
naval rifle range, near Caldwell,
N. g., is Miss Mary Washington
Morosini. who is II years old. Is one
Of the many who have taken advan.
tage OF the opportunities offered for
civilians TO learn to shoot at the
naval rifle range. On her first visit
she surprised the naval officers by
hitting the bulls.eye three times out
OF five. a few days later she made
the remarkable score of 81 out of
IS at 200 yards with n Springfield
rifle.
Miss Morosini's mother, who az
Miss Bond, was famous as a New
York society beauty, Is a descendant
OF those who were prominent In the
Revolutionary war. Mrs Morosini's
forbears on both sides we're related
to George Washington and Dolly
Madison.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
SEALS TAKE
LAST MELEE
FROM SOLONS

SACRAMENTO. Aug. 4.-slam-
ming the agate over the garden wall
I'm the 10th frame. Phil Koerner. Seal
first-sacker. drove in Ike Caveney.
who was on the paths. and the Seals
won the last game Of the series from
the solons. The final count was TO
2. with the Seals winning.
The Solons were in the lead, but
Piercy lost control in the seventh
frame and the visitors knotted the
count. The Yippers took the series
four games to three.
The score r. II. r.
San Francisco ......4 A
SAL d4hthtu
Batteries; Couch and Baldwin;
Piercy and Cook.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Coast Prvxy Baum and prcxy
s,rub OF the San Francisco club arc
throwing a lot OF mean words at
each other this week. Baum says
that strub wants his job and Strub
says that Baum has not been big
enough for the place. Now comes
Cal Ewing. of the Oaks. who says
he will not vote to accept Baum's
resignation as league president II
the presidents of the Southern clubs
would pay more attention TO base.
ball and less TO politics the whole
league would be benefited.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
SEATTLE CIJB
COMES HOME

seattie's badly battered baseball
squad will return 10 the home real
estate "Wednesday TO open a months
stay. Walter Mccr-die and his gang
OF Portland Beavers viii offer the
opposition In the first home series
her. in three weeks. Seattle has had
n disastrous road trip during the
past trio Of weeks. losing everything
but their unies TO San Francisco.
Vernon and Salt Lake city.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

more mcrrirnent earring Nick Alt.
rock on the diamond than when the
umpire behind the catcher stops a
foul tip with hts chest protector. The
ball hits the pad sand sound. like
the boom of a bass drum. The fans
chorue for the jumps seldom liz a
popular man.
But would the fans laugh n they
knew the umpire had been badly
hurt7 Would they not. instead. adj.
mire the man who can proceed at
his job when couple OF his ribs
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Gambling to
Be Stopped,
Says Prexy
Coppers to Break UP Sys-
tenn at Ball Park; Other
Baseball News

President brewster and his gang
OF 30 directors will make "a drive on
tho gamblers who are infcsting the
Rainier valley hall park when the
aiwasheH return home next week. nc.
eoriing TO reports from the local
baseball headquarters
Gambling IL reported TO be In full
swing In the sta nds. especially In the
hleachers," declares brewster This
must be stamped out. ms gambling
win ruin baseball quicker than any
other known evil"
Prcxy James will have corps Of
ooppers on the grounds "Wednesday
at the opening gam. with the Port
land Beavers. in nm effort 10 stamp
out the system which is reported TO
be In operation.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
Mormon Aggregation Takes
Double Bill From Local Team
Al Gould Hurs Two Wins Over Seattle Outfit in Lad
Game OF Series; Siwash Pitchers Are Hit Hard; N,
Lakers Take Series, 81

SALT LAKE CITY, Aug 4.-Little AL Could sts,
HEAVIER Of the Moons stood the Seattle batters Their
in both ends of double bill here yesterday winning
both tits by the count of 8 TO 2.
Brenton pitched the first game for the visitors and
hurled good ball until the sixth FRAME when the home crv
waloped his delivery for six runs.
In the second game Gardner relieved in tn
seventh frame and the Lakers pounded Regain his SUE
cessor for six in two frames.
Rumer laruped the agate for home run in the second
game, winning another ton of coal.
Salt Lake the SERIES six games to one
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
BOE1.Z1.E TAKES
SNvEE<ENS PLACE

George noeiric. who has worked
out with the locals several times. viii
again don n Seattle uniform this
week. according 10 President Brew.
st~r. lie will take sweeney'r place..
as the big fellow sprain-d his ankle
In Sal, Lake City. Boeixic ir a good
receiver and should fin Swecnay's
place for the next week or 30 ac.
crptabiy
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Rochester horse show promoters
getting away from the hackneyed
cups of conventional design usually
awarded class winners will dis
tribute fiat silver In It's Labor day
exhibition. In one class. the prize
being gold vanity box valued Mt
900 for the best pair of harness
horses driven by a woman.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
REDS STILL
LEAD NATIONAL,

The Cincinnati Reds are still lead.
ing the National league race In spite
of their reversal yesterday at the
hands OF the Giants. The Reds
COPIED Saturdays game. to 0. and
the Giants reversed matters yestcr.
day, to 0. More than $4,000 people
saw the game In Cincy yesterday.
oh, No. Cincinnati fans are not ex.
cited over the possibilities of pen.
nant.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

summary Two~tasc hts-Hurphy.
saEEerf. Rnuli~F. Muiyey. Krug Home
ran--iapan. Eaerffic~ hits--kruw. John
son stolen bAscs--MaErsrt. kuivey.
Bases on baiis-Off Hrenton !. off GILL;
gan !. off Gould 1. struck ouf-By OIL
iIran !. Runs responsible for--Hrenton 7.
Gould !. Charge defeat TO Br~nton In
nirgs pitched renfnn q. HIT by pitcher
knight Double pisys--she~ly TO John
TO shelly. gheeiy 20 johnson to
krax; MnlilgAn 10 Sheeiy. urnpires-
EAson 90 Held
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Walsh. Home runs-Hoxp. Rumier M.
gert SAriftce hits-Aaxwert. Ksug
Gould :. Stolen bases-Hosn Johaea
Bases on baiis--on Gardner !, ssrun
ous-By Gardner 8. By Gould l. RI
responsible for--Sardner T. Reena 1
Gould =. Charge defeat to Gardner. .
nings pisched--Gardner Z. Regain !. D.
BILE piays-Hosp TO wares TO KMignt
Murphy to Knisht to Lapan- umpfrss-
Held and Eason
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Kentucky State Racing asso.
citation has advised organixa-
tons under Its Jurisdiction to
include events for jockeys who
have never won n race In order
to develop competent riders.
The Empire City Racing asso-
citation meeting at Yonkers, n.
y. gave two races during It's
meeting, including a SIS dona.
ton to the winning jockey.
sufficient to buy pair Of
boots and riding breechcs for
the youngster.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04

Great Western circuit opens
Its annual light harness racing
season at La Harpe, ILL.,, Aug
ust 8 10 z.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
BIG SERIES
IN FRISCO

Vernon and San Francisco wifi
open a big series in San Francisco
Tuesday. II either team makes a
cleanup the other squad is just about
ruined for the rest of the season.
Both clubs have been wailoped dur.
ing the past week and are In a
slump. Oakland plays Los Angeles
and Salt Lake opens weeks series
In Sacramento Tuesday.
Let's 20 buy Boidts French pas
try. Uptown. iaia Sd Ave; down.
town. 9I3 I'd Ave.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
MACKS BREAK
EVEN IN TWO
SUNDAY TnTS

LOS ANGELEs. Aug. TN two
extra inning games Portland and Los
Angeles divided yesterdays double
bill. The leaders took the FIRST game
In the 10th inning by the score Of
to s. The Beavers were leading
hy three runs at the last OF the 10th
frame. but the leaders came back
and rang up four runs and walked
on with the contest.
In the afternoon Red" Oldham.
star Portland southpaw. and Curly"
Brown. premier Los Angeles twirler.
h o ked up in a mound duel, the
Northerners winning TO / in IL
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,G1Z1%
,AE1EOlLh
'0JuLeoHLasaen

During the past ring season
the r.ferceinE that Seattle fans
had 10 suffer was enough to put
all the spectators In Jail for what
they were thinking. Al the
Crystal Pool and ut the Arena
bouts the same situation spelled
the smokers for the fans and for
the fighters themselves. So, Ia
get off on tho right foot when
the Arena show IL held Tues.
day night. Clay Hite. promoting
the show. has promised to use
couple Of new fellows In an
effort Ia find some one new for
the Job. "Stub" Hooker. who
halls from spokane. IL one n~w.
conner who will officiatc for the
first time here Tuesday. Hook
er was the official third man for
the spokane Athletic club for
years and he comes here well
recommended. Jerry Mccarthy
will referee the main event. II
Fred Windsor comes back 10
Seattle from Los Angeles he may
break into the refereeing game
here. Windsor has n good rec.
ord rs an official In Vernon. Cal.
II Coach Hunt out mt the
University Of Washington II
looking for y competent assist
ant for the coming athletic sea
son. he couldn't 60 far wrong
In lining up Tony Savage. for
mef Lincoln high school men
tor and football coach mt the
university last season. In his
only season as high school
coach Tony turned out three
major sport winners mt Lincoln.
breaking Broadway's winning
streak on the gridiron and also
coping high honors In basket
ball and track. I doubt II there
IL more competent basket ball
coach In the country than Tony.
The big boy II well liked by his
men and moreover he knows the
gridlron game ms well as basket
ball. playing under GIL Dobie.
He looks Hike sure bet.
VoIIey bali II one Of the big
sports being played on the Seat
tie playflelds and the announce.
ment that the focal Y. NJ. G. A.
Ii planning to organize n city
league for the winter season will
he welcomed by the hundreds Of
Seattle young men who play the
game. Organization Is needed
In any line Of sport TO have the
game properly played. Here's
hoping the 'y" carries out their
idea.
Local net players who fire.
quent the Seattle Tennis club
courts will be glad 10 know that
the courts are being asphaited
and will be ready for play by
next Monday. the opening day
Of the state meet. The clay
courts could not be kept In first
class condition and many play
ers were complaining about
them. While asphalt courts
wear out balls and shoes more
quickly than clay courts, the
game IL much faster. And then,
too. all that In needed to keep
the asphalt court In condition Ii
a hose and u broom, eliminating
endless rolling Of the chaIked
courts.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1919-08-04
OAKS SPLIT
DOUBLE BILL
WITH TIGERS

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. Oak.
land and Vernon divided yesterdays
double bill. the Oaks winning the
first mix to ?. and the Tigers
taking the afternoon game to ..
The score:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

froblema economca fntrege noastre ldustr Sc poae
resova nnmal prn coopere saftur 81 conferna
poIusa trebue ntre adipc 5 nezu chesnei cae es
votarea une priceper recundaster ca "a trebpc
tind am cetit expunerea minstruui de inferno Lane
m am gindt la viitorul Rominei Mari
In Transvana fara doar poae De va az nastere uej
ndusriei fe nationala fe nte1ationa La aceasta nd
strie fl angaate mil 81 mil de ucraor & Inevitable Sc vor
vi conce fnre munca 81 capital mai ulte din ele
dn pricina scumpee amenelor Al 81 All pabred
mine Dare mar ii bine egiuorii nostri se nvete din
dele altora? Dare ar bine dsposd ain vreme ca
q se faca dc y ncepnt ac este IA secol
de- yiat4 industriak iptensiyas s1 y
Gonfrat nost dill tar6 al face IN max abx ar yo-
psea ideil ese prn pllda de aainstr aceste
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Cafea otravita. -

Cafea otravita. Chicago -
Mai multi de treizeci de persoare
au fost otravite seara trecuta din
+cafeana servita intr'un restaurant
Sc spune ca uni dintre cei ce an
beut din aceia cafea Sc afla in
conditii foarte serioase Cerceta-
rile an inceput ca sa Sc afla eau
"a.
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All dimineata o nevasta foarte.
tfnara a VENT la prosecutorul i.
Long 81 povestit cum barbatlll
Ell ch care traia foarte bine 81 C.
rau pc deplin fericiti, a trimis-o
Sc faca 0 vizita rudelor ce aveau
in Detroit, 81, spune nevastuta, ca
perfidul de barbat insista ca Sc
stea timp de sase saptamini. Ma
ma ei insa ia scris CD Dlbarbatul Ell
s'a insurat, lar acum la intoarce-
ire gasit 1cuibul gol. Necredin.
|ciosul barbat a plecat Gu noua
mireasa la Pittsburgh.
Prosecutorul telegrafiat poli-
tiei din Pittsburgh ca Sc puma
nina pc cele doua paseri.
Trupele germane nu vor sd Sc
retraga din Baltic. Mitau. -
Guvernul german dat porunca
ltrupelor germane a Sc retraga
din tinutnrile Balticei. Trupele IN
sa all raspuns ca ele au decis ca
sd ram1na aci 81 sd Sc foloseasca
Ide privilegiul dat de gnvernul
Letilor, de a deveni cetateni al
lacelei tari.
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INFORNAT|UN|

De Ia conferinta de pace. -
Paris. Consiliul suprem de la
eonferinta de pace s'a fntrnnit
All dimineata ca Sc ia in consi-
.derare tratatul ell Austria, pen
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

tru ca in decursul acestei sapta-
mini att Glemenceau, cit 81 ri
chon sunt siliti a lua parte la
desbaterile din camera referitor
la tratat. deci consiliul MI Sc pa,
tie intruni de cit dimineata.
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Vor monopolul de pc Dunars

Niena. - Sc raporteaza ca "a-
pitalisti englezi 81 francezi nego.
ciaza cumpararea flotei care u
fost a Austrici 81 Ungariei 81
care Sc afla acum in miinile Sir
bilor ca Sc monopolizeze com -
ciul de, pc Dunare.
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Rachiu in valoare de $1,000

Rachiu il valoare de $4,000
confiscat. Cleveland. = Pc
cind lO4 lazi Gu rachiu erau in
carcate intr'un canton din pra-
valie de pc Lerain Avenue, foi
Tdetectivi stateau la parte 81 as
teptau ca munca sa fie sfirsita, "a
sa puma nina pc vinovati 81 .,cor.
pul delict''
SoferuI a.spus detectivilor ca
rachiul era destinat pentru a
kron, Ohio. spre Fl pus in ma
gain.
La scotia politiei, ceva mai tir-
ziu s'a prezentat dol oameni re.
clamind bantura, 81 spunind ca ei
All cumparat-o de la un otelial
din accst oras. fnsa in acest timr
all sosit agentii federali care au
|confiscat tot rachiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

Generalul Botha mort. Pre-
toria. Africa. - Generalul Botila.
cunoscut lumei ca fruntasul din
razboiul Boer-ilor. a murit sub:t
All dimineata, in urma unui atlc
de Influenza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

=
.Rominul"F de o luna de zile
..cauta" un redactor. MOI ere
dem ca procedarea gresita. Ds-
ca publica .,concurs pima acum
primea pcste. douazeci de oferf /,
- Cum sa te puma pc tine, aspl
rant de slujbas in a ,,Patra Pu-
tere in stat'' in aceiasi oala ~
s.rvitprii 81 rfndasii?
Aseara. Gu toata uscaciunea
iegiferata. ma intalnesc Gu u.
nul care era asa de I'D ca da-a
lila Sc mai tinea pc picioare.
f uscaciune. NJ ploua, dar pc
ie; pc colo plea. 81 picatura mica
fa-e lacul mare
E vorba tot dc .,RominuI la
No de Dumineca, "A c. zlce q;
lam urmat exemplu 81 mean.
spns 81 moi cuv1ntul cu privira
chestia pasapoartelor ,spuse ue
moi Gu multi inainte 81 in repetitc
rinduri'', 81 mai zice: In to!
timpul insa America avut
slabiciunea de astepta ca tonul
Sc fie dat de altii." Asa9 Dinc
sd va puma ariciul sa mai afr
matt ca moi am fost acei car
ne-am legat de toate misiuniNe
batjocorindu-le!
+ curioasa procedure senate
rilor nostri. Eli tin morris la doc
trina Monroe 81 voiesc sa resel
We toate afacerile de politica in
terna 81 externa de pc cele lall'
continente.
Eu ma prind, ca daca Regin;
Maria a Romfniei ar veni in Sfl
| telc Unite. nu numai ca ar III.
sub malta Ri .protectie pc Ro.:i
nil Americani. hartuiti 81 dat
prin ciur 81 dirmon de Dunno
| zeul Rominilor in America, da
ar rezclva ell success 81 alte chest;
la ordinea zilei. earl ar trebn
rezolvate de presedintele Lige
! Rationale. Par'ca era vorbI
ca vine. Vino ilustra Regina. Vi
| no pima ferul cald.
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Nou cabinet unguresc.

Nou cabinet unguresc. Vie
na. In cabinet unguresc s'a
formal, a carui caracter este na-
tional, adeca formal din toate
partidele, spun rapoartele din Bit
dapcsta primite aici. ,Noul minis
ter este formal de premierul Helm
ri IN. care Sc zice ca e un liberal.
Martin Lavossy ocupa postul dc
ministru al afacerilor straine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

Belgia cumpara hrana de la ar
mata Americana. = Coblenz. -
Hrana armatei Americana care a
cost inmagazinata la Antwerp 81
la Hook in Olanda a fost acEnl
de curfnd vinduta gnvernului osl
gian. Hrana aceasta fost dasa
din America ca sc -hraneasca II.
rata expeditionara. La .fel Bel
gia are de gind Sc cumpere 81 nal
nele 81 ate materiale ramase da
la armata.
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DIN ,FUCA C()NDEIULUL.

Multi Sc intreaba: De ce I'll
riiica guvernul Rominiei censura
81 starea de asediu, macar in ri
nuturile nebintuite de operati-
uni militare? - De ce? foarte
simplu: Atunci nu s. ar putea III
ra ca in codrul Vlasiei, 81 de, s.
onorata Misiune pentru liberia
rea pasapoartelor de Ai, ar pro
ceda GU totul altfel 81 seful Q
n ar fl Dumnezeul Rominilor d
mericani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

renei acuzate ca tradatoare. -
Paris. Curtea martiala din III
lie, care acum de curind a con,
damnat pc inofrmatorul Richard
la moarte, are acum inaintea lui
cinci femei de condamnat.
Marturisirile uneia dintre ele
arata Cd ele au denuntat pc SOL
DAFT 81 pc civil pc linga tradarea
de a arats dusmanului unde e'te
ascuns griul 81 alte cereale.
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Raspuns guvernului mexican

Raspuns guvernului mexican.
Washington Raspunsul "A
protestul guvernului mexican re-
Il sritor IA expeditia americana re
a trecut Rio Grande in urmarirea
banditilor, s'a trims astazi. Ras-
punsul, asa sc. spune. arata ca a
fost necesar pentru Statele Unite
ca Sc trimita soldati americani N
urmarirea banditilor carl all deti-
NIT pc Gel dol aviatori americanis
pima lisa platit suma insem-
nata ca rascumparare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30

fsi trimite femeia il vizita, g
81 se insoars Cleveland.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-30
Foe mare IA Chicago.

fcago. Marele foe care a
Icuprins edificiul American Rail.
way Co.. a cauzat paguba IL
100000. Att de puternic 4 foss
'focul incit ! fosts necesar ca Sc IL
ma in ajutorul focarilor 81 yap ,a-
|rele de pc rfu; daca nu vene il
lvapoarele, Gu pumpele lor put 4
nice, focpl Sc fntindea 81 aslp.a
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