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The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-25

Mr. and Mrs VI A snyder b"H
West Ninih street celebrated Their
29rd wedding anniversary on Shtur
day. November o. with .
o'clock dinner. Covers were laid for
20 rink and white, the original
wedding colors. were used and ocar.
nations and chryHHnthemums were
used In the decorative schcfSr An
Interesting evening was enjoyed. Mr..
and Mrs Montgomery carrying OF
the prizes of the contest Tie list
Of suoats included Mrs Hay Martin,
Weleetka. okla Mr. q Ladd. Gal,
weston, Texas. Dr. and Mrs aeekats.
Mcssrs and Mendaincs MeiHenhachcr
Montgomery, Dole. J A walker,
Dick Moore, Foote and Mrs Adah
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-25

Mrs John u Means ana NIfa
Frank @. WRlling will entertain
with brldge-iea In country club
Ad club men will he hosts IN son
nedy restaurant AT dinner dance
Columbia chautauqua circle In 81
brary.
The Morning Tulsa daily world. [volume] (Tulsa, Okla.) 1919-1927, 1919-11-25

closing t~o hundrs4 hats ~ hA'f
price Mhnn's Hat Shop. In SIN
IClRir Bldg --adVt
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

shall think, love and work together.
We will keep ourselves young, you
and |, wear our hair nicely, and
have fresh ruffles and read the news
papers and learn the new dance steps
and not let our heels run down, or
our minds or our bodies.
We will keep our homes sweet and
open to those who are in need Of any
thing we can give, from fresh bake
pie to a thoroughly baked idea.
And by and by, when few fat lit
tie juniors are patting about the place
We'll teach them to be kind to one
another, to all people, to animals, to
flowers, to themselves, We will teach
them the best things we have learn
ed.
Perhaps the best Of these is service
That is what marriage is for, service.
That comes first and happines fol-
lows. You always, knew these fine
philosophers, dear. l am just learn
tng them-through this love Of mine
which floods and illumines my whole
being.
In an hour Pm to meet Randy at
the Bee Hive Arcade to pick out some
furniture and pots and pans, so that
Little House will be ready to receive
its master and mistress three days
hence. For I am going to be original
for once, and have my honeymoon st
home.
Yours forever, but come quick,
HAPPY DOLLY.
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TheStoryLady

Peter and Billy we're having an ar
gument. They got excited and so
raised their voices that papa stopped
reading to find out what the trouble
was.
and all my marble and you've got me
so mixed up first thing / know | won't
have anything"
wanted to know. BILLY you tell me"
well, Pete an me, we found a
knife, that is, l found 1t and Pete. he
oiled 1t up for me and sharpened 1t
an so we went havers on it and car
ried it one week an he carried it the
next, An lost it the week was
carrytu' 1t and he made me give him
my very best aggie to pay for losin'
part of his knife. An now he found
the knife and it's just as good as II
ever was an he won't let me have
my half the knife er anything"
Peter looked little bit ashmed, as
Papa looked at him.
what you say about it goes, dad.
We always said findin's was keepin's.
at seems to me-" said Papa" that
IL Billy paid you for your half of the
knife, Peter, that you haven't got any
more claim on it. Even If you did find
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

any, and you want somebody with
more money. l don't believe a word
he says" he added hastily, at the fire
in her eyes. But why did you throw
him DOWN."
HE never asked me " laughed Nan,
scornfully. Jerry, l think you're four
flushing"
But She spoke to an empty chair.
Jerry reached a telephone booth and
called the club in triumph.
Say, that you, Uncle Gerald? This
is Jerry. Well, it's o. K. Come on
over and see for yourself. At the
Regina. Nan and me. Yep. She said
SO. She said you'd never asked her,
SOL did for you. What? oh, all right.
l know. We've got a party line out
home, too, where everybody hears
what you say. Come SOON
He hung up and wiped his face
happily.
81 guess that hangs the widow" be
said. "If he don't ask me to be best
man, he's a gutter"
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and 50 quite comfortable about Bob I,
but vary sober, indeed, about the loss
Of Bobs, j sat down to read . letter
from our flying man
1t had been written in his widest
mood.
"Been prachcing a new stunt" Jim,
Ir, wrote. Got the bunch from see
ing a chap swoop low and go under
the arch Of a big bridge. Also saw a
fellow stand on the wings Of bus
and clutch and climb up a rope lad
der dropped by bus flying above him.
aour bunch has decided that II
we're going to stay along on tho Mexi-
can border, we'd better learn now 70
rescue each other from bandits. You
can't land in Mexico any easier than
vou could on the peak Of the Matter
horn. But we've been betting that we
can drop rope ladder close enough TO
the ground to pick up lost or stolen
comrade.
Some stunt, believe me, but the
only possible way Of rescuing a lieut..
who crashes south Of this darn river
"Now mother can think up enough
worries about me without letting her
in on this"
ais to daddy's fishing fiction. u
smiled over his latest hero bunch, then
wrote him sad little letter about
Babs then dozed in my chair-l had
NOT Slept for forty-eight hours-and
from the clouds to pick up Babs from
Mexican mountain top, and that just
as the baby reached out her tiny
dreamed that jim Jr. swooped down
hands, a bandit grabbed her up-and
the bandit was Hamilton Certeis!
Bob's step in the hall brought me
out of this nightmare. awoke in a.
cold Precipitation and went to meet my
husband.
knows a thing" he said without wait
for my questions. "But there's one
chap who ought to be watched. The
butler-do you remember the man Ger
tets had for so many years?"
IL think l ought to-" taltered.
"Berghoff-wasn't that his name%
couldn't say any more. was thinking
very hard Of the time Certeis had Civ
en- the keys of his private desk to me,
because he was afraid that Berghof
would use his employers secrets to
his own advantage.
"Berghoft it is. Well, that precious
Teuton is now buttling for the Millers.
And he's got something up his sleeve,
Darned II can guess what. Unless
1t concerns the baby"
And still / couldn't speak was
thinking of the days l had lived in
Certeis' house, and how Certeis had
tried to love me - under Berghoff's
eyes!
And I had not yet told my husband
l had tried to do so more than once.
Nothing should interrupt me again.
Berghoff was a true Hun. He knew
the value of secret information, and
where to find the best market for 1t.
He would never dare to offer his wares
to Bob Lorimer, but he would know
Just when Miss Miller could use his
| information and he could twist it to
suit any price she would say.
I
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decided at first sight. Brown eyes
and reddish brown hair. and little
freckles over her nose like gold dust.
And he loved to answer her ques-
tons about Marbury. She was so
delicate and naive about 1t. Jerry
understood perfectly. So he helped
her OUT First he gave his uncle a
character for good temper and kind
ness and all around splendid fellow
ship. Then he told how worried he
was about him. They were in a we'll
known hotel restaurant, at a table
near the window and Jerry felt saef.
az can get him here in about two
minutes" he said eagerly. Hes Just
over at the club, and he'd come in one
hop IL you said so. He's terribly wor-
ried about you"
"He seems to be- smiled Nan.
"You don't understand, Jerry"
"Sure l do insisted Jerry. but
he Just sees the widow because he
needs sympathy. He says you haven't
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

Bentsville, don't know the
date and don't care.
am writing this, my darling
Joan, on the porch Of the Little
House. II seems as though you must
actually hear my heart sing, clear
from Aunt cynthia's kids nursery
in Hannaford township!
My home, Joan-my HOME! /
can't say it often enough to satisfy
my hungry soul. Never did girl have
such an awakening as l have had
these last few marvellous days. l see
now / was right. The fcverish sum-
mer was dream. and this the dear
reality. the sleeping, silly princess.
Randy the knight who woke me with
kiss. And you the Mystic Fairy
Queen!
cannot seem TO look at Randy
enough. 1t is as If had never really
seen him before-I, who have known
him since he wore Tapping little pan
ties and had briar-scratches on his
legs! How could l have been so blind
for all these years? Going out to find
fate, while all the time she was smil-
ing at my elbow.
How l shall strive TO repay fate
for her kind treatment Of me! Ny
work in offices, claclking typewriters
scribbing signs in note books, adding
figures and writing checks, has been
good training for the better work Pm
going to do now.
The gray life of the boarding house
and the hectic summer I've been
through make my joy the more deli
clous. And oh, my Joan, how my ex-
perience shows me the worth Of men
like Randy Lewis, and girls like you!
What madness to leave you ever! And
yet I could never have seen the light
If there had not been first the dark,
blind path.
And now, darling, to practical
things-every one Of which has lit
tie shining-glory cloud above it; We
are going to be married on Saturday,
so pack your bag and setter home as
IaSL rs you Cdus lake .lUmOIIOH
train at ten. Well all be there to
meet you-Randy and l and your
sweetheart. (You blessed old villain,
why didn't / guess it was Ralph Cros-
by, Randy's chun6!) If you'd hurry
up q bit we could have a double we'd
ding. Come on, be sport!
Let us face together. Joan, the
woman life as we have walked in
girlhood. You have always been my
anchor and 1 always need you. You
will need me, too, to liyen you up
and to make you come out of
the kitchen and veal chiffons and
marcel your hair and do silly things
occasionally. Lets be partners right
from the start. Two heads are bet
ter than one, and by counseling to-
gether we will make a bigger success
of this business of marriage.
We will prove to Bentsville that
the perfect marriage is the three fold
marriage that carries with it mental,
physical and spiritual satisfaction. We
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1t was an explainable situation, out
wardly, but 1 knew that the girls ego
tism would make her sure that she was
Turing my husband, that he was max
ing the tragedy an excuse for seeing
her at home, and that he was fulfill
ing her prophecy that he would come
to see her in spite of himself.
1t was to be- a short call, Bob had
promised me.
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it, as long as you know whose It is

it, as long as you know whose 1t is
you Ought to give it back"
So/Peter handed Billy back his knife
and Billy ran off very satisfied. Papa
Expected Peter to pout about but he
didn't and so the very next day Peter
found a dandy little penknife on his
dresser. He ran In to thank Papa TO:
it and got rather red in the face.
81 guess l really knew that I'd
ought to give Billy that knife"
" / know 1t, said Papa, but l
thought perhaps this would help you to-
remember tina. good business man
doesn't do things that way"
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

"only once in many generations is a
tiger woman bon. Now wish Kath-
crime Miller could have skipped my
time" l complained to myself as Bob
departed to make his next call upon
that glorious beauty. The visit was
to take the form Of an inquiry about
the child. The servants we're to be
INTERCEPTED, in a way which wouldn't
arouse Miss Millers suspicious.
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New Manual Tralnlna Room.

The manual training department OF
the local high school has out-grown
the manual training room in the
building and the Board of Education
is placing lumber on the ground for
new separate manual training room
This room will be built by the boys
of the advanced class The size Of
this building will be ten feet,
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
thought that the dlssase wtIl spssl.d
Personale.

Mrs. E. j. snider IS yislnug lie
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. joe u. Elem
ing IN Fairmont,
Mrs. R. Davis and daughtar o.
Teyerbaugh, were visiting her dnusi
ter, Mrs. L. B. Tenant recently
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Maple and
Mrs. NJ. L Hartley motored to Fair
mont Thursday.
Mrs w. F. Murphy and Miss
Bethea Winnie were SHOPPING q
Fairmont Thursday.
Mrs. John King and Mrs FRAN
HawkinberTy of BarfackYilie wer
visiting Mrs. Kings daughter, Mra
R. G. Cooper, here Thursday
Miss Darlie Ensmtngtr Of MN Eel
Run, was the guest Of Miss Anni
Book here Thursday.
Messrs. Robert and Lernie Nor
gan Of Fairmont, notored here Thurs
day evening.
The best on stones and whetstoda.
come from the Ozark country IN ar
kansas, where they are mined
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
More Smallpox

Another case Of small pox has de-
VeloDed In town. this case being Mrs.
Walter Singleton. This makes four
cases in town. They have been put
under strict quarantine and 1t is not
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04
eoRrisslMo.

Mrs. A.-Josephine is progressing
by leaps ami bounds in her piano prac-
tice.
Mr.. Al thought she could not
make all that racket with her hands.
Answers.
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DOROTHY aged &C. spending The Lively Beach, having stalled
h ob $500 savings The chance of mining suitable husband during
NE suunme Ihsse her letter. home Loan her ehunll
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

THE SCOT REPLIES.
Why are you asking for help?
Haven't you any close relatives?
Yes. That's the reason why I'm ap-
pealing to you.-Edingburg Scotsman.
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HARRINGTON
Barber Shop Sold.

Charles C. Berry has sold his bar
Der shop located in the Campbell
building to Jack Dovese of Idamay.
The West Virginian. [volume] (Fairmont, W. Va.) 1914-1974, 1919-10-04

Hobs Test Reveals Nothing
Katherine MlIeTs Employ.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

ii speciale, 81 dnpa
conisiunile tarilor
and sa Sc puma pc
ve earl au aiuns la
dlc legiuitoare.
& mai nuhe avMl-
trebuie sa Sc faca
pchlivania 81 pot
,6gubeasca intere-
ii aceasta en- a.
|||l11uncitorul, ! micul
Sd mn sirntA ca
M fncheiat 'au
lInlt ti1llei.
II I (lf1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

LasaH fstl1s n pace. = Cleve-
land. If ON fost pedepsit
Gu trei lnuF fnchisoare de catra
judecatorul 6ilbert, find acnzat
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

Greva eleetricianilor. - Colum-
bus. Aproape toti electricianii
amploiati de Ohio State Telepho-
ne Company 81 de la Rail-Light
Company din Columbus au iesit
in greva. CSlza este salarul mic.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
DIN FUCA CONDE|ULU|.

. O telegrama din Washington
anunta ca Congresul s'a apucat
sa analizeze 81 Sc mistuiasea pro-
punerea presedintelui Wilson pen
tru ieftinirea trailtlui. - Bine-ar
fl so mfstuieasca mai repede 81
nu prea mutt. ca sa numai remind
mimic din ca.
Unii sc mira de scaderea Leuiui
rOminesc. A scazut. nu-i vOrbd,
dar marcile germane, carl in TIM
puri normale in Elvetia valOrau
125 ccntime. astazi nu valoreaza
de cit 33. - Acum facet sOcO-
teala.
Dupa cum suntem informati. in
Youngstown ar fl avut loc o pa
ruiala printre rominii nostri. -
Correspondence nostru special q
rugat sa Sc Execute 81 sd ne puic
in current.
Tn popa. cH diploma de la Ro-
ma. a inceput sd hulcaSca orga-
niZatiunca nOastra. - la SeaGla
parintele sd nu plateSti DUAL
sparte de unchinl sfintiei tale.
Par ca era vOrba ca COmitetul
National nu mai cxiSta. - Cum Sc
face ca 81 aStazi Sc mcascaza bani
in numelc acestei institutinni?
Argentina a oprit exportnl "a
harului. = Aviz celor earl pun
cite trei lingurite de zahar intr o
ceaSca de cafpa.
Tnii Zic ca femeia divinatatra
mtrupata pc globul nostru tcre.,-
tru = Poate. Stunt doua fefuri de
diviflatati
Germanii stramuta statuiple mi
Frederick eel Mare. Wilhelm eel
Mare. 81 al fostului Kaiser 1;n
Bromberg 81 Thorn. ca sd nu tie
distruse de Poloni - Find de
brOnz lee teama sd nu faca po-.
lonii bani din ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

cd a adresat cuvinte necuviincioa
sc pnei fete de nnsprezece AMI.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

Tratatele comerciale Sc fac de comisit
ee aceste colnisiuni ajung la 7ntclegerc ca
streine 81 for,nuleaza tratatul, indicind ce ]
toate articolele importatc in tarilc respectf
intelegere, tratatul este ratificat de corpul
Fie care comisiune cauta sd cistige .
taje pentru tara lui, asa ca la nrn1a n15<|
concesiuni.' Ei bine, in aceste concesimli e9t
logaria~ M
Concesiunile Sc fac in asa fel ca sd H.
sele niarilor proprietari 81 al marelni capll
tita dibacie 81 finete, ca poporul de r1ud
neserias, micnl agricultor 81 micuI conner
interesele lui sunt vatamate, cd prin q
cfeiAt priyiaegii specialc pentru mil 1n
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
Numele adevarat al bolsevicilol

unguri. = Viena. = Tn Ziar vie
nez publica numele adevarat a!
fostilor lbolsevici: Numele lui Kun
a fost Kohn, a lui Garbai, prcse-
dintele guvernului. fost Grun-
baum, comisarilor Pogony 81 BIZ
70 a fost Bienenstock. Rasunatoa-
rele numiri unguresti, pc care lie
poarta acum. le-au cumparat c,l
citeva cOroane de la ministry de
pc vremuri al Ungariei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

Sc reintorc studentii. = Co
lumbus. - La Universitatea sta
tu!ui Ohio din Columbus, i'm regis
[trarile in decursul lunilOr de va
ra sunt multi mai mari ca alta
data.
SUITE de STUDENT ce an fost in
|armata Sc intOrc indarat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

Petitia soldatilor. = Cleveland.
= Douazeci 81 una de mil de per
soane an semnat pctitia soldatilor
prin care publicul arafat ca IA
vorizeaza propuncrca scnatoruIni
Emerson, care este: a Sc da fOs-
tilor soldati snma de, $500 pentru
serviciul adns tarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
INFORMAT|UN|

Sapte speculatori arestati. =
Cleveland. = Primele arestari "a
cute in Cleveland in conectie Gu
cercetarile incepute de afla eau
"a scumpetei, au fost facute Snn-
bata, cind sapte persoane in co.
nectie cu companiiIe ce distribute
laptele, all fost puse la racoare.
Eli au fost acuzati ca au violat
legea contra trusturilOr.
Simbata seara pr0secutorul Do
erfler provocat compania Milk
Dealers Fraternal League de a
'aduce .inaintea juriulhi special
'toate cartile companici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

hrana, poate face comanda la
posta Banii Sc trimit inainte.
Pretul acestei hrane este foarte
redus. De pilda 0 cana de~patla-
gele. pc care cumperi la prava
lie ell 20-25 cent?, capeti nu-
mai cu 8 cent?.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

Lipsa de 1nvatatori. = Co1um-
bus. = Columbus. = Cind Sc vor
dcschide scolile 'statului, luna vii
toare. Sc va vede lipsa mare de
Invatatori pc care trebue sa o
sufere scdile pTblice, Motivul e
ste ca salarul invatatorilor este a
tit de mic, incit invatatorii si-au
parasit profesiunea, capatind po-
zitii mai bine platte in alte
[partf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

- Cleveland. POstmasterul
Murphy a primit acum Simbata
o hsta de preturi pentru hrana
Tmasa de la armata pc care 0
vinde guvernul. V1nzarea 1ncepe
la Is August. Fiecare ON care
doreste se cumpere din aceasta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12
,,Fabricantis' de rachiu arestati

" aUi FOesHFAN2, Uo IdC111U dIeSUdyl
-Cieveland. Patru persoane
acllzate ca Sc 1ndeletniceau Gu
,,fabricareas' de rachiu au fost
arestati de catra comisarul Ma
guire.
Gel arestati sunt: Joe Thomas.
Nick Trbovich, Nick Boich 81
John w. Radec.
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hrana, poate face comanda la
posta. Banii Sc trimit inainte
Pretul acestei hrane este foarte
redus. De pilda cana de patla-
gele. pc care o cumperi la prava
lie ell 20-25 cent?, o capeti nu-
mai cu 8 cent.
,,Fabricantis5 de rachiu arestati
Cleveland. Patru persoane
acuzate ca SIC indeletniceau Gu
,,fabricareass ade rachiu .au fost
arestati de catra comisarul Ma
guire.
Gel arestat sunt: Joe Thomas
Nick Trbovich, Nick Boich 81
John w. Radec.
Lucratorii de la caile ferate a.
peleaza. Washington. = Lu-
cratorii din ateherele cailOr fera-
te reintorcfndu-se la lucru, in, mr.
ma declaratiei facuta de prese.
dintele Wilson, directorul cai!ol
ferate Hines Sc pregateste ca SO
asculte cererile lucratorilor in SAP
tamina viitoare. in acest timp re,
prezentantii celor IA unimi au
TRIMS un APPEL, apelind la public
ca Sc sprijineasca cererile lor dc
a Ii-se mari salarul.
Piinea Sc va ieftini. = Clcve.
land. = Sefasteaptd ca piinea Il
Sc ieftincasca ca. un rezultat al
ieftinirei fainei. United State,
Grain Corporation ofera vinderea
fainei ca $I0.25. Pretul fainei in
prezent' csftetft s14.oO.
Demobilizarea armatei. - Wa.
shington. De la ministrul de
razboi Sc anunta ca S5 procente
din armata Americana este deia
demobilizata.
La 5 August numarul armatei
era 549.918 soldati = adeca q,
5000 mai 1nult deceit numarIll
au.orizat al puterii armate din
.imp de pace,
SueculAtosif ca ghiata. = Cleve.
,and. Jndecatorul Silbert in.
ceput fazboiul contra speculate
rilor Gu ghiata. Saptamina trecu.
IA judecatorul Silbert a pedepsii
pc TN yinzator de ghiata, acuzat
ga a dat ghiata mai putina decit
''e cuvenea. JDdecatorul dat or
din ca teti yipzitorii de ghiata &c
nu masnra bine Sc fie adjust ina.
intea ln.
Greva eleetEicianilor. - Colum
bus. - Aproape toti electriciani
amploiati de Ohio State Telepho
ne Company 81 de la Rail-Light
Company din Columbus au iesi1
in greva. Csuza este salarul mic
) Hrana in1AAgAxinata va ii sec
vestrat&. Armata de AGENT Sc
creti al Statelor Unite a fost slo
bazita asupra speculatorilor ce a,
.inmagazinat hrana ca sal ridiet
pretul. Din Washington s'a dat
ordin acestoi agenti Y cooperezt
Gu prosecutokii districtuali in goa
ma dupa spe euIatori.
-
LasaH fsllls a pace. - Cleve
land. Uf ON a fost pedepsi1
Gu trei lnuf fnchisoare de catra
judecatorul Bilbert, find acnzat
|, In 0nmi&sxrsi eY,ns;01o ci I7ur,x
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-12

|ca adresat cuvinte necuviincioa
Sc pnei fete de nnsprezece AMI.
Ce zic uncle ziare despre archi-
|ducele Iosif. Mai multe ziare,
|reproducind fotografia archiduce-
|lui Iosif, care fost numit guyer-
nor al ,Ungariei, scriu: Archidu-
|cele Iosif, care a fost unul dintre
|comandantii armatei austriace in
decursul razboiului, in loc de a Fl
|dus iii fata unui tribunal aliat 81
|sa fie judecat pentru crimele din
acest razboi, este numit guvernor
al Ungariei. - Asa credem 81 moi,
dar ce putem face?
Greva ciumpasilor! New
York. - jefferson Davis, prese-
dintele de la international Itine-
rant Workers & HOboes (hOboe:
|ciumpas), spune ca 0 greva gene
rala a celor 100000 ciumpasi va
fl in curind proclamata.
Ciumpasii americani. mindrii de
|numele lor amenmta Gu greva pc
mOtiv ca acum de curind Ell au
fost clasificati cu bumanii. Davis
spune ca este 0 mare diferenta in
ire bumani 81 ciumpasi. ,,Bumanii
m lucra,'' spune Davis, ,,insa
|ciumpasii sunt oamem lucratori,
earl calatoresc din diferite mott
ve".