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Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
NEXT WEEKS OFFERINGS,
AT THORLEY THEATRE

Monday-"I Judgment Of" TEA
turing Franklin Famum and Anna @,
Nilsson:
Tuesday-A five reel feature, Lit
tie Miss M Account" with Gladys
Leslie as the leading character, and
also a comedy.
Wednesday--A SPECIAL attraction,
"Ths Brides Awakening" starring
May Murry..
Thursday--A seven-reel feature
that will please you all. Goods Man, "
a program that you will never forget
Friday--A five reel feature, 1.-THE
Gslden WALL" with Carlysle. Black
well and Evelyn Greedy as the, leading
characters.
Saturday 81 Broadway Arizona,
featuring Olive Thomas in a. Western
play that will please you all; also 1
comedy.
Our policy is to give the very hes
service your patronage viii support
Special Violin and piano mesic ev
cry night except Saturday.-Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

it's way up and down the boulevards
in comparative quiet as if still unable
to grasp the full meaning of the
thing. There was an epidemic of
parades early in the evening, but the
parades did not seriously interfere
with the real business of the occasion
oscillation And any parade, ne
matter how large or how pretentious,
was likely to be wrecked without any
warning by a sudden outburst Of
affection in the ranks. l personally
saw several of them come to- grief
from this very cause.
And so it came to pass that he who
1t was as unlike an American out
burst OF Joy as anything could pos
sibly have been. But perhaps the
strangest feature of all was that
there were no illuminations, no bon
fires, non street lights even.
Paris was mt ready for peace
celebration. The greatest event in all
her twenty odd centuries of existence
was celebrated in the dark
started from home SO bravely, in
the peaee-torn air Of France as fol-
Sam Browne belt and over seas cap,
now sends his first war message from
LA gperre asst finer Edward Bel
lows:
al N ,,,tar,a acf Hniary EHxya,.d pal
iamy Psrtridge, in the March Sunset.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
Avery's Pride.

Conservative-By the way, Avery.
understand you want the universal
franchise!
Avery-Yes!
Con.-why, man, do you want your
wife to become politician?
Avery--It isn't that exactly. Fact
Is. she has always been a-politician.
Con.-well, what Is the reason7
Avery-Pride, pride. my boy-pure.
brute, male pride!
Con.-How so7 don't see the con
nectiOn.
Avrry--I don't like the idea of he
ing married to a human being who
is classed with the idiots London
Tit-Bits.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
FAR-SIGHTED POLICY
OF THRIFTY PEOPLE

Higher rates OF wages paid during
the war have opened to workers the
choice of various new standards of
actoin--they cannot all be called
standards of Giving"
The near sighted have used their
unusual wages to indulge in all sorts
of extravaganza which gave little
real satisfaction and contributed no.
thing to permanent family stability.
Where they are not harming them
selves, they are cultivating tastes
which they cannot hope to permanent
~ crafty.
Others, the far-sighted ones, have
used their increase in wages to i'm
prove their comfort up to the full
efficiency point for themselves and
their families, and are thinking care
fully before they spend their surplus.
Many are investing wisely in homes
'or working other well-considered in
vestment purchases.
The wisest Of all are putting a
large share of their earnings into
War Savings Stamps or savings
banks to provide for necessities that
may arise and particularly to estab'
fish turn around" fund that will
enable them to meet more comfort
ably changes any business or EN-
ployment that may result from post
armistice conditions.
These far-sighted people have Ia
ken the war and sits unusual oppor
tunities for earning, very seriously
just as they did not expect the wa
to last always, they have not banke'
on war conditions in employment en-
during indefinitely, They are read
for the future. If wages keep W
they are still so much ahead Of tn
game.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
BROUGHT BOY TO HIS DAD
Rid cress Workers Set Out to Find
the Young Soldier and Of Courss
They Succeeded.

Dad was from some little town near
Cincinnati. He had come all the way
10 indianapolis to see his boy. his only
son who had been away from home for
four years. The boy was In the army
and was being transferred. He. was to
be In Indianapolis on Sunday and
wired his father to meet him. Some
how. father and son missed connection
In the union station. Dad decided to
appeal to the women Of the Red Cross
canleen booth.
II was to meet him here" dad said
HE hasn't shown up. I know he's In
Indianapolis somewhere"
The ennteeners got busy. Dad and
his boy had to- be brought together.
First the cantecners summoned the
military police. They got deserip-
ton OF son. The NJ. P.'s started out
to find him. The canteeners also start
I'd scouts. They visited every down
town corner and haunt Of the soldiers.
An hour later the canteeners looked
up toward the station door. In came
dad and his b0y-arm In arm.
~ did just as you told me-" the IA
ther said, You told me to go uptown
and stand on that corner. You said
he'd pass there. and pretty soon he
did. The military police kept coming
by to ask II had trail OF him. And
then he came. My, but he was glad
to see mew
OF course he was glad TO see him
The boys smile told how glad he wal
to see his dad.-Indianapolis News.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
DEVELOPMENTS
IN THE FAR EAST

He took me to his house for tifiin--
the lunch at midday. His wife was
visiting friends in Kobe. A japanese
woman in a sombre kimoho served a
four-course Anglo-Saxon meal. He
talked to her in Japanese while ! Won
dered how she kept her butterfly
sleeves out Of the food.
al note that you speak the lang
uage," / remarked. "To what extent
is IL necessary for our statesmen COM
ing out here to learn the japanese
language before they can do bust
ness 2"
with the big business houses, not
at all. Talk about Esperanto, or a
universal tonguel Man, we've got one
already. Praise God it's English as
she is spoke!' II you are going to do
business with the little fellows you
may find your ignorance of Jananese
handicap. But the big firms just
now in Japan are the most progress
i've on earth They're wise to the adj
vantages Of knowing English. You
don't have to beg their officials or en-
ployees to come to our missionary
schools to learn it. It's cash in their
pockets"
Zone of the fool notions you fellows
bring out here from the states--one |
brought myself until / got over it,
is that these Asiatic people are infer
Tor races. I've seen statesmen come
out here and try to talk their goods,
acting about the same as they'd con-
duct themselves if they were called
on to entertain kindergarten and
sell the children peanut candy In
ferior tommyrot! The Chinese and
the Japanese are past-masters in the
art Of business. We can show them
new and improved machinery and
efficient cuts in management. But as
traders and accountants, we white
folks are mere infants. China espec-
tally had her Rockefellers and Wan
ohionttS ioitk DtiOft SoiuIlbuS ulS-
covered the West Indies for the New
York steamship companies. The
Chinaman is the cleverest accountant
of any race on earth. That's why
you find him behind the wickets of so
many counting rooms out here. The
Japanese were highly and righteously
incensed a few years ago by a re-
port carried back by tourists that the
Chinese were employed even in Jap
anese counting rooms and banks be-
cause the Japanese were dishonest
and couldn't be trusted even by en-
ployers Of their own race. 1t was an
unfortunate Islander. There is abso-
lutely no truth in it. The China
man handles the coin because he is
the star bookkeeper of the world and
don't you let anyone tell you any diff
ferently,'-william Dudley Policy in
the March Sunset.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
United States Filters.

In his recent annual report Mai.
Gen. William l.. Henley director OF
military aeronautics, states that 1850
men had been graduated as reserve
military aviators. the first rating for
pilots, by June 30, last, with 10 bomb
crs. 81 bombing pilots 46i observers
aSa observer pilots, and III pursuit
pilots. In the year ended last June
70 there were 152 fatalities in train
Ing, or an average OF one death TO
o.CS4 hours and POI 900 miles flown.
Stalled engines. usually due to an
error OF the pilot, caused SO deaths ;
collisions. 80; and sideslips 10. The
report goes on. further TO state that
40 balloon officers also had gradu-
atcd l55 OF whom were fully qualified
observers during the year.-Sclentihc
American
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
OWNING OR RENTING
YOUR HOME-THERE
IS A DIFFERENCE

There is something about owning
home that is hard to explain; some
restless fundamental craving that it
meets; some magical change it effects
in the character. 1t is inbred in us to
want an abiding place, one Of our
very own.
Almost any one that can pay rent
can buy home, and he usually can
get better house than he rents.
do not mean that he can buy house
for the same price he rents; nor that
it always figures cheaper to buy than
to rent But the home owner gets
more. The things he is adding are
the things the renter does without.
Anyway, figures do not tell the
story. A man can show figures to
prove that is cheaper for him to pay
$50 month rent than to buy $4,000
house and pay seven per cent for the
money. It is-and yet if he buys the
house, nine to one, in five years he
will be worth $4,000 more than if he
had kept on renting. There are lots
of people sorry they used bad judg-
ment in buying or building, but very
few are sorry they own their homes.
1t does not take much money. The
trouble is, most people postpone it IN
til they can get just exactly what
they want---and that usually puts it
on the other side of Jordan.
1t you have found place you think
you want and wish to give it the final
test, try to sell it. Get an option at
the lowest figure you can, an agree
ment that the owner will sell it to
you ut certain price within two
weeks. Then advertise the place for
sale at fifty dollars more than your
option, and take out every inquirer.
You will be asked questions you never
thought of, and will hear objections
that you never imagined.
Is there light on the back porch?
Are the studdings two-by-fours? Are
the ioists braced? ian mice get into
the pantry? Why aren't the front
steps wider? Why did you ever have
it painted that colory Do you think
anybody with spark of pride would
live in house Just across the street
from that? II the hall had only been
placed two feet further east, or if
the fire place was in enc other end of
the room,. or if there was any place
in the chamber for an extra folding
bed, or if the registers were in the
wall instead of the floor
Realizing the triviality of all these
objections, YOU will be Convinced that
even If it is not dream Of house,
it is far better than rented house
You will buy it.
There may even be sorne risk
there is in crossing the street, or just
living. But it is worth all the risks,
all the economies, all the sacrifices to
have some place to which you can
turn, and when you see the light in
che window, feel that peculiar thrill
of, at is my own" William H. Ham
ny in Sunset.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07
OIL Near Old indian Cemeteries.

Biologists are unable to explain the
fact, proven in Usage county, that oil
wells drilled adjacent to Indian Gene
teries are good producers. Many such
burial sites have been invaded by
drillers and In more instances than
one riches in crude oil have spouted
forth. The largest producer In the VI
cinity OF Pawhuska was drilled beside
an Indian graveyard. 1t is on the
summit Of high, rocky hill that over
looks the town.-From the Oklahomsn
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

Preserve eggs while your hens lay.
Water glass in any quantity. Ask us
if you don't know how to use it.
Cedar City Drug Co.--Adv.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

w. l.. Cory, representing Strevell-
Patterson Hardware Company, after
spending u few days in Cedar City,
left yesterday for Beaver and Mil
ford. Mr., Cory reports business in
his line good,
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

FOR Folgers Early Am
Der cane seed, natures in ninety days.
A great producer in seed and fodder
unexcelled for silo. $500 per cwt. at
John Schmutz, st. George, Utah.
adv. 2w.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

DIR. Bergstrom reports that Mrs.
William Sherratt, who has been suf-
fering with nephritis, is now improv-
ing nicely.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Elton Mackrell of
Beaver, are here visiting with Mrs.
MackrelPs parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Ca
leb Haight.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

Notice the new spring adv. of the
Cedar Mercantile and Live Stock Co.
in this issue.
Iron County record. [volume] (Cedar City, Utah) 1893-1982, 1919-03-07

Formaldehyde for your spring
wheat at Cedar City Drug Co.--Adv.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
'DESNINTIREA DE%Rf
ROt|ANlA
BUCURESTIUL CERE CA,PRA.
DAREA DOBRoGEI Sc NICE
TIE.

PARIS, 20 Febr. - Rapoarteie
despre revolutia din BucureSti
sunt desminsite de catre biroul
preset Romine din Paris.
Romima a inminat nota AM
basadelor ahate din Bucuresti, de-
lpartamentul de stat a fOst infor-
mat ie1fsiI, pri1 Jalg 81 csrs ID
frontierele Blugariei Sc fic puse
garde 81 finanti Romini din eau
"a ca bulgarii transporteaza tre-
nuri pIinc Gu postayuri 81 alte
productc din dobrogea in Bulga-
ria. Nota spune ca DObrogca a
fost teritor rominesc. lar garzile
de la frontierc nu pot ii conside-
rate ca trupe de iupta, 81 termenii
armistitiului mi pot ii intefpretati
ca dind Bulgariei dreptul asupra
Dobrogei care de drept un teri.
tor rOminesc.
Guvernul romim in acelaSi timp
atrage atentia guvernclor aliate
despre mutarea tesaurului archie
logic din Dobrogea in Bulgaria, 81
cere ca imediat aceste Sc fie rein
turnate.
La fel s'a facut o cerere ca i'll
ConstantinopN Sc fie pus un CO.
misar romin ca in cooperate GU
comisarii aliati Sc proteJeze pc
supusii romini dir mperiul oto-
man.
Aceste cereri Sc site ca yor II
luate imediat in considerare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
ToTI STUNT FERICITI CA ASA
SINUL LUZ CLEMENCEAU NU'
A REUSIT.

PARIS, 20 Febr. = Urmatorui
comunicat a fost publicat ieri de
catra comitetul ales determine
ca cine e responsible pentru ince-
perea razboiului:
,,Al treilea sub-comitet din CO.
misia aleasa pentru stabilirea res.
ponsabilitatii .razboiului, in sedin-
to de All dimineata, intrunita spre
a continua cerecetarile actelor cri-
minale. La deschidere presedintele
adunarei, onorabilul w. +. Mas
sey, q spus ca ell doreste a Sc tran
smite -ministrului Clemep-
ceau din partea ldi, cit 81 din
partea adunarei, eApresia profun-
del simpatii Gu ocazia mirsavei
incercari de lua viata primului
ministru, 81 exprimindu-si speran-
ia ca -ministrul sc va insana-
tosa in timpul Gel mai scurt spre
a-si refncepe rolul prominent la
conferinta de pace.
,,Maiorul j. Brown Scott din de-
legatia Statelor Unite q spus ca
Franta cit 81 fntreaga lume Sc poa-
te congratula ca asasinul priln-
lninistrului Clemenceau nu q re-
usit de a-gi implini scopu, cyimi-
nal.
,,D-nul F. Larnaude a multnmit
presedintelui 81 adunarei in hume.
lie Frantei, cit 81 Maiorului Scott
pentru expresiunea yle sinapatis
|care este foarte multi apreciatAs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
TAFT DENUNTAP Pc CRIT
| cIl LIGEI NATIUnIL0R.

SAN FRANCISCO, 20 Febr. -
Fostul presedinte al Statelor u
mite William H. Taft in. 0 vorbi-
re a sa tinuta aici in congresul
Ligei pentru inforarea pacei, a
atacat pc senatorii care Sc plega-
tesc ataca liga natiunilor.
,,Domnii aceia din senat care
Sc pregatesc de a zdrobi liga ma
tiunilor sunt de accia i'm care nu
m 'asi incredc in decursul noptii's
a spus Taft.
Eli citeaza constitutia ca un
argument contra igei. Eu adorn
n ma inchin constituted, 81 e un
ceva nou pentru mine daca con-
stitutia opreste pc acest popor de
Ia-si juca rolu1 de q aduce pacea,
ordinea 81 fericirea noastra 81 a
celorlalte popoare din lunle.
,,Aceasta nu e chestiune poll
tica; Ell stunt fericit ca, presedin-
tele Wilson mers in Europa pen
tru ca el nlers ducfnd Gu sine
promisiunea pentru forlnarea ua,ei
ligi natiunilor"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
lnCeTCarea de asasinare con-
ira PTemieTuIui CIemenceau.
ASASINUL E ANARCHIST.
A FosT CoNDAMNAT De MuLTE ORR.
;oNDAMNAT De MULTE ORR

, tFs s4 i ~ ~ , : s y M
PARIS, Febr. 20. - Autoritati-
le franceze Gu cooperarea ofiterilor
de inteligenta q puterilor associate,
au condus astdzi 0 cercetare anna
1untita in legatura Gu incercarea de
asasinare ccmisa asupra premieru-
hui Clemenceau, in cursul zil6i dc
ieri, care a resultat in faptul ca
batrinul ,tigru'' y fost usor ranit
de un glonte de revolver 81 nu de
trei cum pomeneau ziarele de scan
dal americana.
Inaltii functionari de aici cred
ca acest atac este numai o parte
din complotul faurit contra condu-
catorilor principali al aliatilor, Gu
toate ca pima acuma nu S "a desco-
perit nimica care Sc confirme acea-
sta credinta.
Pima astazi dimineata nu Sc pu-
blicase inca nici un comunicat des-
pre- starea lui Clemenceau, dar Sc
spune ca dinsul a durmit bine 81
glOntul nu are efecte serioase asu-
pra s&natatii de fer dMsului.
Glontul, cun am spus ieri, pa
truns prinNumarul drept al dinsu-
llli 81 sc spune ca ma este nevoie de
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
PROSTlL.

.Sd te fereascd DWn,neseu Sinful
de 0mwl prOst 81 de nevastG ndtin-
ga. Te misI ce le trdsneste prin cap
81 te pon,eni munsai CD sar asupra ia,
tOcMai atat,,ci cind ar trebui sd I'll
n'ultumeascd. Asa pdtim 81 mon Gu
0 sean,d de cetitori bolsevici.
Doa, IN timpul dim urmd, Sc ve-
de CD sunt s'.vdtati de pc aici, ne
au trims iordsi scrssori anonisne ca,
amenimtdri. IN. aceste scrisori sum
ten, Snvissasiti ca de ce asu sp0nean
81 mon adeudr4l asapra rdscoalegor
ffdiN R0As3s5d. De ce apsy scyieDs u,
foile dmersc0ne 81 de ce ascundem a.
ceeG ce mW este de dscusas.
En- bafc, pr0stuI nostru GU rede-
RI s',guste, 81 de cor ti 81 aItW ca Ell,
u rugdm sd ia la catmOstimtd:
Nainte de toate moi nw sunte7u
red0ctO,i englesi 81 deci mu ne pri;-
Gem la penny SALE pentru ca Sc unl
ttdn, lucrari despre carl di,,ainte
stim ca nw sunt adeUdrate. MOI na,
am cresut 81 mu credem in reUol-
ia in Rominia. Nu am cresut 81 nal
credem In STRIFE ce sosesc foilor d.
mericane 81 moud dim orasele Buda-
pesta, Vlen0 81 Berlin. Nu am Gre
s1t 81 nu credem pentru-cd sunte0
Snst'intati ca orasele acelea din Ua-
gas'ia, Austrio 81 Germamia, mu al,
de loc legdturi de telegraf CT Be-
curest'i. Prin ursnare mu au de IN
de Sc stie astfel de stiri. M am Gre
sut 81 nm credem pentru Cd stim cd
e la n,iJloc tinta aceea drdceascd dc
a ardta lun,m neamuI nostru 50 Ro-
NINA ca pc niste potlogari, carl de
toc Sc rdsVrdtesc, ca pc nste oamc-
ni neastimpdrati, carl mu meritd sd
u Sc tacd dreptate. Cit de nult a.
devdr a fost n, credinta noastrd, nc
o adeveresc 81 ssarele americana. ca
~ publacd acumo desn,intirea sti-
'''tOr referst0are la rdSvrdtiyqle din
Roms''ia. 81 Sc site prostii nostri
bolseUici, cd dacd dimsii sunt prosti
81 ar dora asa ceva dulce; Romsniiii.
dtunci MOI nu an dori-o PIMA cand
cor merge dis'sii 0casd. Cind "a fl Sc
soseoscd dsnsii, otunci von, cere yde-
t''dt'reG tsttur0r cel0r buni contra
n'iseslor 81 infaniJor carl au .mecin-
.sttt mst,nele neamului nostru IN A.
naerscd.
Spre ccest sc0p IL com pi,sdi de-
oproope 81 MOI, dar rugdm pc fie-
care Romim Sc Q facd, sd 81 semne-
se '''s'aeae lof sus 81 Sc tdcd. Va ve-
~ oddtd siuG de rdspLatd!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
ATACUL ASUPRA LUI
CLEmENCEAU PUS
IA GALE De ROSIl.

LONDRA, 20 Febr. Presa
interpreteaza atacul indreptat
contra prim-ministnu1ui Clemen-
ceau ca un fnceput de terrorism
,ybolsevic" in iIitreaga lnme, Zia-
rele de dimineata temindu-se de Q
epidemic de asasinate au sugerat
ca ar trebui luata Q actiune inter
.nationala ca sd pnnS Ia locul lor
re anarchisti. ziarul Daily News
denunM atacul co 10 politicE Dc
Icfini turbati
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
Cala ROIlanii naltca
Confdi|ltd Dc Pace.

PARIS, Febr. II. (lntirsiatd y
Un consumicat pubicat astdzi aici
III causn cererilor Roniiasiei spus,e
NrmdtOdreIe:
,,Consisiasne4 pentru stasdierea
eAssfissnilr tsrispriaie ale Romi-
mel, s'a i''tyai,1t astdss dinsineata
"a 1880 sub presidemtia dlui W.
TGrdseu, y g continual esami''area
cerervl0r RQnsissiei'
re cit stiaa nos,dl Tordieu, este,
"a 81 oltii MSltb ssss bun prsetea. Al
canssi Ron.sailor ssdela comisi,s,,ea
u cdr4i presediMte sste Dsa, otfr-
''d ~ mare pdyte cqnsa neapsslssi
n0strM.
EQM tl.cN Ocilsi S,a p0trit, Gsupra
0cestSt cgtNisi4la.s - de sndotd ce
pyi'sdsns 6gv0 D sc Vestims pc cetito-
M alOstri cAri0si,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
LGA PENTRU IRT AREA PACEI SiMaiia in noua PoIonie
AItc0Ii dc hrana Sunt mai Scumi ca in Canana

WARSOVIA, Febr.. 19. - Sol
datii germani din Prussia de es,
poarta 81 acuma drapelul vechi al
imperialismului in loc de drapel ro
su. Asa spun cei ce au fugit 81 'si-au
aflat scaparea la misiunea ameri-
cana de aici. D7nsii spun ca junke
rii germani au pornit Sc organizeze
0 mare miscare in Germania contra
Poloniei.
In Prussia rasariteana sunt maj
multi articoli de hrana decit In
Polonia. 81 articoli sunt mai ieftini
0 m1ncare la restaurant costa zece
marci ($.5O), lar in Warsovia CO.
sta 1916 marci (adeca 1915 pi.
ma la $6.25). Asemeni 81 ghetele
snnt mai ieftine in Gerlnania decit
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21

i'll Warsovia in Gernania costa so
marci (S22.5o) pine cind III Po-
ionia costa 500 ri c;. adeca 1925.
Situatia financiara a Poloniei e.
ste alta de -trista incit va ii nevoie
de trimite ul malt espert finan.
cial acolo. Resursele rationale ale
tarii sunt mari dar sisteinul none
tar este unul din cele mai rele. No
ua Polonie nu are datorii de rag
boi, lns;t Franta o va riga sd la 81
dinsa asupra el o parte din datorii-
'e Gle razboi ale Rusiei Accasta nu-
mai din causa .,umeior uriaSe de
tani Pc care lea platii Russia in
cursul rizbo'alui pentru ca Sc edi-
flee drumurL de fer in tinuturile
pOlneZe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
TELEGRAnA PRES. WI
SON CARA crEMENcEAU

x ns ps xnporul prem dental go
Isbuuafis (prin tslegrsfia fGra
~ Presedintsle Wilson stri-
mis- urmatorpl slaesagiq spreta II
sransmis primsnlin istrqlui iraneez
Memenceal
,,C6tra seeretArul de6 stat Ian:
sing III nisinnei Americane din
Paris.
Va arog y q stransnitsti d.lM cle.
napncesll eSldnfo oass) y mele sim
Ratij deebpsits nlea blcurie de'
y eckperes dsssle de kloantele
Asal lu u SINGER speEsE s ra-
no Ble ps,Il q 3ost ppmal
v x61'at En an'
~ -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
LUPTE LA GRANITA
MExICANA.

NOGALES, ARIZONA, 20 Fe-
bruarie. in ultimele "a de ore
au avut loc inca doua batalii' SIM
geroasc linga Nogales, intre SOL
datii Mexicani 81 Indiellii Yaqui..
Ultima aupta s'a dat Ia noua
mile de Nogales, Sonora. Dintre
Mexicani au cazut ucisi douazeci.
insa numarul Indienilor lnorti nn
se cunoaste pima aeum.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-02-21
cHEsTIA RUsIAsCA.
LONDRA "a. FAhr :

LONDRA. 20 Febr, s a -
nuntat Cd chestia ruseascil va Il
pusa pc tapet IN casa lorzilor
All dupa anneazi Sc ayteapta, la q
desbatere infocata 90 un' reyrltat
al chestiei palsa az sorsipl I.stss
.downe rsferitor Ii poxitin iia NJ. n.
III nerdui Rnsiei. Ell ,a N n
sse speeifichexe es MA 4, q Y 81 II n
lnat pentrsi asisy M
aliates 's " NJ u 8. \ ~ lS