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El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
PACKERS
ANSWER KENYON
Claim Right to Inform
the Public on Their
Viewpoint.

Chicago. July 2s.-The packing in
dustry replied today to senator Viii
liam S. Kenyon's assertion on the
floor of the senate that the greatest
propaganda that ever had been IN
dertaken in this country is now in
fun swing with reference to the bill
for regulation of the packers"
The reply was made by the Institute
of American Meat Packers. compris-
ing about 200 packing firms. Thomas
E. Wilson Is chairman of the COM
mittee which is now directing the
work of the institute. The statement
says:
Public vitality Interested.
Senator Kenyon has charged in the
senate OF the United States that the
packers are sending out propaganda
against this bill to place the packing
Industry under federal license as if
there were something wrong in this.
The entire public is vitality inter
ested in the correct solution of the
high cost of living. Complete under
standing OF all facts will dissipate
suspicion and prejudice. which, If re-
lied upon for adverse legislation. will
harm US all. the livestock producer
and the consumer as well as the
packers.
In the last analysis the public will
decide those issues and TO them We
will present the facts. The bin in
troduced by the senator threatens the
life of the packing industry It is IN
American and is a dangerous prece-
dent for all business. It would
amount to practical government oper-
alton. which with this complex in
dustry would result in greater dis
aster than that which we have with
the government operation Of rail-
roads. telegraph and telephone lines.
There Is an unprecedented propa-
ganda in favor of this LEGISLATION and
AGAINST the packers. The wholesale
grocers and the fe5eral trade com
mission. for exc mole. are active with
propaganda II Tits cha ~ cfer.
Within Their RIGHTS.
I'VE are doing exactly what everv
American citizen has a perfect right
TO do. We are on7osing this bill in
an open and legitimate manner and
win continue to do So It is unthiniC-
able that persons whose investments
and business are threatened by radi-
-cal and vicious legislation cannot Law
the facts before the peonia.
The senator had something to sa-
on the high cost Of fving. Our bust
ness IS conducted efficiently at the
minimum profit of snail fraction Of
one cent per pound- Our volume en-
ables US to retain such 2 small profit
that 1t cannot materiallv affect the
cost to the consumer. The hackers
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
| am Sincere! Stop CaIomeI!
Guarantee DodSon'S Liver Tone
Listen to mel Calomel sickens and you may lose a
days work If bilious, constpated OF
headachy read my guarantee.

Liver Tone for q few cents under my
personal money back guarantee that
each spoonful will clean your sluggish
liver better than a dose Of nasty cal
omel and that it won't make you sick.
Dodson's Liver Tone Is real liver
medicine You'll know II next morn
ing because you viii wake up feeling
fine, your liver will be working;
hes dache and dizziness gone. stomach
viii be sweet and bowels regular.
Dodson's Liver Tone is entirely
vegetable, therefore harmless and can
not saiivate. -ive II to your chill
dren- Millions of people are using
Dodson's Liver Tone in.tead OF dan
gerous calomel now. Your druggist
win tell you that the sale Of calomeI
is almost stopped entirely here.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Dog Understands Three
Languages; Resents the
Name of "Boche."

aTRITZ," the German police dog
owned by Harvey Wilcox, of FL
Paso, a former lieutenant in the Rain
bow division, is a veteran Of the world
war. having undergone some Of the
real terrors of the battlefield. Fritz
was in the second battle of the Marne
and is entitled to wear a chevron for
wounds received at Chateau-Thierry-
Lieut.. wilcox found Fritz" the
morning after the big allied offensive
opened along the Marine Fritz" was
lying on the battlefields of Chateau
Thierry with two grewsome bullet
wounds in his body. The dog was
taken to the rear and placed under
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
future HOLDS MUCH IN STORE
FOR FL PA5O'S PROSPERITY
New Buildings Planned Include City Hail. More Schools
Will Be Built; Scenic Driveway Is Another Improve
ment; Lots of Homes, Mostly Bungalows, Are Now
Going Up; Another Beautiful Park Is Assured.
By WILLIAM J. wEEG.

IL PASo and the southwest have en-
L tered an era Of general develop
ment and prosperity.
Building is making great strides in
all parts Of the city, principally in
the Manhattan and East FL Paso dis
trlcts. Permits for the erection of
buildings, whose aggregate construc-
ton cost will run well above S225,-
000 during the month Of July have
been issued at the office Of Percy
McGhee. city building inspector
Many property owners and tenants
are recognizing the fact that the price
Of building materials Is not likely to
be reduced and are building scores of
beautiful homes in the suburban dis
tricts. Brick bungalows seem TO be
the favorite type of construction
New Eight Story Building.
One of the most important pieces
Of construction contemplated this fall
is the erection of the eight story
Two Republics Lie insurance oulld-
ing which will provide a home for the
insurance company and the Rio
Grande Valley Bank and Trust com
pany.
The new building viii cost 100000
and viii occupy q site on stanton ana
Texas streets. where the Sun Drug
company and the Watson grocery es-
tablishment now stand. It will be
mdae of reinforced concrete with the
finish of cream colored terra Gotta
Plan New City Hall.
Bonds for the erection of a new city
hall costing S125.00O will be voted
upon at the next bond election which
will be held soon According to the
present plans. the building will &C.
cupy the site Of the present city hall
The erection Of the new home for
the FL Paso branch federal reserve
bank will begin as soon as approved
plans are received from Washington
The new building will stand on a site
on Myrtle avenue directly opposite the
city hall
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Liven up your ST. ggish liveri Feel
fine and cheerful; make your work a
pleasure: be vigorous and fun Of am
bition. But take no nasty. dangerous
calomel. because II makes you sick
and you may lose a days work.
Calomel IS mercury or quicksilver
which causes necrosis Of the bones.
Calomel crashes into sour bile ike
dynamite. breaking II up. That's when
sou feel that awful nausea and
cramping.
Listen to mel II you want to enjoy
the incest gentlest liver and bowel
cleansing you ever experienced, Just
take a spoonful Of harmless Dodson's
Liver Tone tonight Your druggist or
dealer sells you q bottle OF Dodson's
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

the care of a veterinary surgeon. The
veterinarian ordered that Fritz
should be fed for a month and half
on a diet OF milk and eggs.
When first captured. Fritz was
treacherous and ferocious- On recov-
cry. however, contrary to his German
training, he manifested deep graft
tude for what his friends had done
for him, by becoming docile and obe-
dent Fritz" is gifted with a rare
dog sense. He understands commands
in English, French and German. He
can climb a ladder, carry automobile
tires. and is an efficient carrier Of
messages.
Fritz does not forget the Ger
mans, however, according to his mas
ter. At the mention of the name.
Boche, he assumes a very evident at
titude of resentment.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Hoarded Pennies Giue
Him RESPECTABLE Burial

Kankakee, Ill, July 2s.-WhiIe an
inmate Of the state insane asylum here
Ior Y years. Herman Holzer. aged S.
saved every penny. He did ii So he
could have respectable burial when
he died And he got his wish. When
he died recently he had enough mon
ey to provide a private fnterment.
More than 100 asylum friends were
present at the grave.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
1900 Volts Only Bum;
65 Foot Fall, No Inuiru

Kansas City. No. July 2s.-OnIy
slight burns and bruises were usu-
tanned by n. l. Johnson. IS. a lineman
employed by the K. c Light and Pow
er company. who fell 65 feet from a
pole on a viaduct while repairing some
wires. While working on the pole his
arm came in contact with a feed wire
and 1900 volts OF electricity went
through him He fell to the cinder
below.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

would gladly welcome an investiga-
ton by an unpreiudiced. competent
and nonpolitical body into the whole
food problem. from EARN to table.
inclusive.
1T is unfortunate that such an ex-
animation was not made by the fed
eral trade commission as directed by
the president"
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

new business houses will be added to
FL Paso. The erection of new the
alter costing $4,000 on South FL Paso
street, was begun during the month.
and it IS expected that it Will be COM
pleted in time for the fall opening of
the theatrical season
The Texas Grand theater is being
remodeled into d first class moving
picture theater. which will be opened
by James Quinn. of Los Angeles, about
September l.
a new cafe will be added to the row
of eating houses on San Antonio street
about September J.
Planning New Schools.
Pending the passage Of the new
school bonds, the school board con-
building to cost $50 900 in Manhattan
HEIGHTS and a new school building in
the Franklin district which VIII cost
$4,000 improvements to Beali and
Aoy school are planned which viii en-
tail the expenditure Of an additional
The Catholics of the city are plan
ming to erect a new orphauase at
Valdespino station about ten miles
east of FL Paso- A 10A acre tract of
land for this institution was recently
acquired by bishop Anthony J.
Schuler
The FL Paso Electric Railway COM
pany is contemplating the immediate
construction of a new line to the high
school The estimated cost of this line
which viii extend along High street
from Oregon street to the high school
is $1,000.
Another phase OF e. Paso's pros
perity is the recent lease by the city
of 80 acres of land near Washington
park to an oil company which intends
to drill a well for gas or oil
A new park in the Highland Park
district will be a further improve
ment made this fall The city recent
" authorized the purchase Of a tract
Of ground bounded by Stevens avenue.
Bliss street and Alta street This will
furnish another recreational center
for this rapidly growing section
Scenic Highway.
The FL Paso and Southwestern rail-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
ALine O. Cheer
Each Day O. The Year
By JOIN KENDRICK BANGS.
LONELINESS.


Ionely2 Yes
But II you'd know real loneliness
Cross Ger the sea, and look upon the
stress
OF those who come
Back to the scenes that once were
home
To find a rubbish-bordered village
street
That sounds no more to tread Of
friendly feet
And for the living neighbor find in
stead
Only the thought OF your beloved
dead,
And cen the trees and vines that once
were friends
Charred stumps toady, and fire.
hlackened ends
Then Will you know the soaring press
OF utter loneliness
As you begin to build again
The home you loved from ashes that
remain.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

cannot be a king. but I can be
The thing that is personified in ME.
And there be times when cen the
royal Guelph
Is not allowed to be his simple Self
Whence I rejoice, and deem il for
tunate
That I bear not the shackles OF the
great
To hold me IN majestic Slavery
From which the grave alone can set
me free
Copyright. 1919. by the Mcclure
Newspaper Syndicate.)
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Combined Resources, ODer $4,000, OOO%

The consolidation has made
will become effective Monday July 18th The greatly expanded and strength
ened institution created the VIII be conducted under the Texas
enlarged and the Mesa Avenue and Texas Street
however Of the greatest satisfaction be able to announce that the
official personnel the and larger Texas Bank Trust Company include
practically Of the gentlemen who have ably and successfully conducted the &
fairs Of the Union Bank & Trust Company.
This made Jointly by the officers of the Union Bank Trust Com
and the Texas Bank Trust Company who great pleasure inviting pa
both banks and the business public generally make use of the larger or
ganhOn and greatly extended banking facilities possible by this
ton.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Texas Bank & Trust Co.

Lee H. Orndorff, President
F. NJ. Murchison, Active Y. President
H. P. Jackson, Vice President
c. H. Jones, Vice President
H. E. Christie, Cashier
H. G. Dunbar, Asst. Cashier
R. NJ Dudley, Director
Hy. Seeoermann. Director
G. W. Theisen, Director
E. c. Held, Director
Sol I. Berg, Director
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26

Mrs A D. Colby, manager Of a bur
whose income IS from $4,000 TO $4,000 a
year. was delegate to the Business and
Professional Womsn's convention held q
St Louis
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
Union Bank & Trust Co.

E. Move, President
Max MOye, Vice President
W. NJ. Butler, Vice President
c. Helmus, Asst. Cashier
W. Moore, Secretary
Ed. Sanders, Director
J. G. Zozaya, Director
Edwin Wisbrun, Director
H. W. BrOaddus, Director
W. G. Roe, Director
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26
{. .P0tter And Chatter {.
HARDLY ANYTHING IS WRONG
By s. E. KIsER

THERE isn't much the matter with the world
30 why should people worry or complain?
We not of course free as we think we ought 70 he
But consider all the pleasures that remainI
It you've tried in vain to find house to rent
Do not grieVe at all but go and buy tent;
Continue to be filled with merriment
In spite of all the hardshps and the pain
WE may lose he things for which fathers fought
The prOfiteers may grant little grace
put 0rother let US not entertain the ugly thought
That the world has ceased to be a lovely place!
Why care Britain tells that she won?
II We lack the price of other kinds of fun
There's the never-faiing fight in Washington:
Always let smile illuminate your face
THERE snt much the matter with the world
They are charging more for everything we buy;
But meat and milk and ice have been raised beyond CUR price
There Is charge for locking at the skyl
Heroic aTmen fly across the sea-
The foe has had to beg on Bonded knee:
Why, then should sadness come to you or me?
We may smile with sweet contentment if we n.y.
II the weak paying tribute to the strong
And the peace for which we've paid with blood and fears
Can't be eOaxed to nger long, hardly anything wrong;
So why should give way to foolish fears?
We frequently have weather that is fair
We can smoker at the skirts the women wear:
Let US turn away from every little care
And dance along together through the years.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-07-26


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He into many
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Medals New
ribbons, al
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
NUMAI MUNCITORI1 81 SOL
DATII AU DREPT SA
BEA, ASA SPUN Boil
SEVICII UNGURI.

VIENA. % Martic. Frontle-
ra ungureasca a fost inchisa All
noapte. Strife din Budapesta sunt
outine 81 slabutc, dar Gle raportea-
za ca orasul este calm. Au fost ja-
fuite cite-va pravalii 81 pc strait
au avut loc procesiuni antiycapita-
liStc.
Consiliul guvernului revolutio-
mar, la sedinta sa prima, a hotarlt
Sd delature toti titlii 81 rangurile,
sc separeze biserica de stat 81 sd in
lature taxele siluite pentru scopu-
II eclesiastice (bisericesti). A ho-
tarit apoi sc aleaga un dictatorat
din melnbri sal, ca sd supraxeghe-
re comisarii guvernului, Sc opreas-
ca vinzarea de alcool (pentru mum
citori 81 guarzi nu este oprita!)
Toate fabricile militare au fost pu,
Sc sub aspra paza.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26

Cehoslovaciei 81 Rominiei. Mari ne
multumiri 81 nelinisti cresc pc Il
ce merge in Gcrmania 81 Prussia de
Est, care, dupa cum Sc spune, sc
armeaza 81 sc pregateste dc revolu.
tie daca .Danzigul va ii dat Polo
niei. Dfilsii au PRINT lozinca de
bataie: Mai bine morti dc cit sd
ne polonizam!''
CItcva dcmonstratiuni puterni-
ce an avut loc in Berlin, Bresla,l
81 Danzig, din cauza ancxarii Dan
zigului 81 a vail Saar. Demonstra-
title accstea sunt conduse de Ma
tias Erzberger, ministrul de finan-
te Schiller 81 alti inalti oficianti.
Marinarii din Brema, dupa cum
Sc raporteaza, an refuzat sd lase ca
vapoarclc stationate acolo sd para
seasca portul Gu gindul a Sc preda
aliatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
.UNCuRII STUNT Gaia Sc De-
CLARE REzbOI ROMAN|EI. 1
LENIkE CONTRA REZBOIULUI.
CfRNANH NJ VOR Sc ASF vAPOARfLE Sc Piece DIN BRENA

BERLIN, 25 Martie. - Guver-
i1ele sovietiste din Russia 81 Unga-
ria au apelat pentru revolutie a
proletariatului lumii. Asa ne arata
telegramelc &c sosesc slabute de
tot - din Budapesta.
Contractind atlanta pentru o.
fensiva 81 Defensive Gu Ungurii,
premierul Lenine sc spune ca de-
cIarat ca dinsul obiecteaza contra
unei cruciade bolsevistc de pc acum,
81 ca prcfera mai bucuros sd folo-
seasca propaganda 81 bani, pentru
ca apoi GU ajutorul prolctariatului
din strainatatc, sd ciStige pentru
bolscyism intreaga burghezimc.
Toatc clasele dim Upgaria sc i'm
preula cu comnlTistii unguri, carl
ridica mare armata in crcdinta
ca combilati Gu Rusii, sd porneasca
contra aliatilor Dmsii planuiesc
sd inceapa lupta accasta in contra
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
P|anule SpatacieIi|G.
REvOLUTIUNE Gu AUTO
RUL BOLSEVICIL0R.
AU TRIMS o DEPUTATIE
LA MOSCOVA.

BERLfA, ~ lNdrtic fprsn posta
pi,,d la Paris, 25 MGrtic) - Spar
taciellii planuiesc sd inceapa a
tleia revolutiunc inainte Gle prlma
Aprilic. Revolutiunea aceasta, pc
cit s'a allzit della Spartacienl, are
sd fie siglalul pentru Q rascoala
generala bolsevista pc tot ntinsul
Europei Centralc. Bolsevicii rusi
au fost reccrcati sa porneasca 0
cercetarc pentru ca sa asigure sue
cesul revolutiei.
Spartacicnii asteapta sa inceapa
ostilitatile fara dc nici provoca-
re, find c; grcva generala dinain-
te care IN imprc,inata Gu rxolu-
tie, a dat ti,np guvernului ca sd
Sc prepare. Dinsii adllna arme, mu-
ilitiuni 81 nntremintc, pc earl le in
nagazineaza in lOcuri tainice.
Unii dintra spartacieni cred ca
nu este binc sd Sc inceap8 acuma
revolutia 81 ca ar Fl mai ducator la
scop sd aStepte pima dupa congre-
sui sovietilor, care sc va intruni III
8 Aprilie 81 atunci ar putea sa dea
0 proclamatie catra toti muncitorii
81 socialistii independent ca sa-l
urmeze. Planul aceyta insa MI este
aprobat din cauza ca este lucru
stiut cd mnncitorii 81 socialistii in
dependent nu voicsc sd intrc III
nici un sol de violente, cum 1ncear-
ca Spartacienii.
Nh de mutt Spartacicnii an tri-
mis- 0 delegatiune cu un aeroplan
IL Moscova. Acest mijloc de comu-
nicatiune q fost ales numai pentru
aceea caci frontierele erau inchise
DinSii ah cerut della Bolsevici ca
sal ajute in rcvolutia lor, arun-
cind forte mari de trupe de ale so
vietului in Europa Centrala. Con
ducatorii spartacieni, spun cd pes
te 10 AMI, bolsevismul va stapini $
domni' asupra Europei lntregi. d,
asa Isl fac ei plannrile.
Guverpnl, sub directiva minis
trului de razboi Noske, aduna pus
Isl munitipni si intarindu-si arse
llalurile, Sc pregatesc pentru lupta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
TRUpE ALIATE vOR
Fl TRIMlsE IN UN-
! CARIA nIED|AT.
De: r. s. FERGUSON,
United Press Staff Correspondent

PARIS, % Martie. - Trupe
americana ori aliate trebue trimi-
Sc repede in Ungaria ca sa salveze
situatia, aceasta era opinia con-
silierilor trimisi irI aceia tara de
catra conferinta de pace.
Fortele aliatilor ce deja Sc afla
in acea tara, Sc spslne, ca G prea
mica 81 neputincioasa. Sc insista
ca imediat sd Sc trimita ajutoare
ca sd alunge pc bolscvicii carl
cauta sd puma piciorul in aceasta
tara de unde sa SO intinda 81 a.
supra tarilor din vest.
Confcrinta a fost adinc impre-
sionata de caderea guvernului
Ungariei, atlanta noului guvern
cu bolsevicii rusi sis raportul priu
care s'a declarat razboi aliatilor
Acum Sc face ori &C inccrcarc dc
a Sc face pace GU Germania 81 ce-
lelalte tari dusma1ie. Una dintre
cele mai puternice arme in miinile
aliatilor de parvqni raspindirea
bolsevismului spre vest, este res
tabilirca conditiilcr economice
normale in Europa Centrala. asu
pra acestui pmct toti aliatii sun1
de acord. &g
Consiliul suprem a aliatilor az
continue en- afaceriF rutinarc d.
|icri; insa tofi leaegnf ii sratau-ces
mai mare dorinta ca sa obtini
toatc informatiilc possible referi
tor la situatia Ungariei.
Gu toata necesitatea recunoscu
ia de a sill GU preparaarea condl
tiilor tratatului preliminar, erat
nmai speranta in loc de conf
denta exprimata All ca tratatu
va fl gaia pc Simbata. dupa cum
s'a spus. Desprc reparatii este u
nul dintre punctele cele mai gre
lie de rezolvat. datorita inabl1ita
til conferentiarilor de ii de d
cord refcritor la cit poate plat
Germania. Ajungmd la atari
mtclegcre. natural va avea un 3
feet direct asupra intregUui pro
gram economic; GU cit MAJ ma
re suma impusa Germaniei, GU a
tit trebue data mai mare opor
tunitate germanilor cu scopul a.
a putea sa-si plateascar datorla.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
LIE GEORGE,
ILIE GEORGE,
presedintele adu,drei.
loan SCHITEA.
FLOREAN HADA.
SEBASTIAN .CHIRIL1.
Stiri din Ungaria,

PARIS, 25 Martie. - Strife
primite prin canalele diplomatice
anunta Cd doua monitoare engleze
au sosit la Budapesta 81 ca in
drumul lor fusesera atacate de
Unguri, carl trasesera focuri in
ele de pc NAL. Elc plecasera de
la Belgrad 81 inaintau pc Dunare
catre capitala Ungariei.
Sc zice Cd Ungurii AL confiscat
0 salupa engleza de patrulare, in.
sd mai pc urma au liberat-o ce-
rindu-si scuze:: Rapoartele primi.
te in cercurile tofHiale anunta Ga
rcprezcntantii Americei din Bu-
dapesta au fost asigurati de toata
pr9tectia 81 ca vor Fl rugati sd
ramina acolo 81 pc mai departe.
In Ungaria s'a proclamat legea
martiala ii pedeapsa Gu moartea
pentru toti scei carl Sc vor opune
Gu armele, carl vor, fura sau vol
jefui. Vinzarea beuturilor spir.
toase q fost oprita, lar cei ce nu
Sc supun vor fl amendati Gu sums
dc 10000 de dolari. Ori ce persoa
nd, afs.ra de muncitori 81 de ce
din garda, prinsa Cd . beut ra
'ehiu, va fl amendata Gu 2,0O(
de dolari.
Suite de fosti prizoneri Ungur
IN Russia Sd refntorc zlnic acas'
peste mslntii Carpati, raspindinG
propaganda Ibolseyista printre ta
ranii lesne fncrez6tori.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
sosIREA UNoR aERMANI.

NEW YORK, 25 Martie.
Heinrich Echardt, fostuf ambasa-
dor al Germaniei in Mexico s'a
oprit aici in drumul sau. catre
Olanda, llnde zice Cd va locui per-
manent de acum incolo. Este ill-
sotit de familia sa 81 de johannes
Brulow, fost consul general al
Germaniei in Mexico City. Tot
Az sosit aiei excortati de agentil
|departamentnlui de justitie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
NoUI sUcczsE BoLsEvIsTE

LONDRA, a Martie. IN un
! ceannnicat prilnit astazi din Mos
cova, Sc raporteaza noui succesc
sde ale Bolsevicilor III regiunea
MArii Negre,
Comnnicatul acesta spune ca
Bolseyicii Ell armatele lor su A.
| lAlnngat ne aliati 1ndarat in neo-
ndnial6 intte Voznessensk ii O.
n Sless b6tind D intreaga divizinne
{ "a N aljat tllor Pe frontulr de Ia Ar
IN q AZ prins lln post de III
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-26
Protest contra xiQru-
lui ,,Ro177i,1ul".

RominW din Erie, Pa, 81 jur, H.
trMaiii Duminecd. 23 Martie IN
tr'o adunare popOrald, la care In.
tre alscle au pdsut atitudineo dus
nIdAodsd siarului ,,Rosninurs ia.
d-dle iateFyselc aea,ns.lasi ssostyM,
pr0testeGsd cm tdrie imp0triiva sws
sisului sidr. care in .a,enu,,,drote
rtnduri cdutdt sd Uirc intrigi 81
so semene sdmintd urei intre nea-
nal n0stru rOminesc din StateIe
Unite.
Deci to!t Romini intruniti la a.
ceastd adunare, fern conuinsi cd
siarut ,,Rominur a lucrat 81 luc-
reosd IN douna Uniunei, a Ligei Ma
l'Onale, miscdrilor noastre matio-
male 81 q Rominismului, IL anfierea
"a ca pc an Gtentat0r la viata ,,oas
trd nVtionald.
In u''n,a uotdret de multimc 81 !,
urma imputernicirei &C M s'a dot
non MAJ JOS snbscrisW sustincm cell
h0tdrite Ia acedstd 0dunare, pro
testdm contra siarMlui ,,Romn,ur'
Isi Se'nndm cu NINA moastrd prop
rid.