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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-17
A v IL !.

Rugxm pc onorstii cstitori .
nu ne mai trimita spre publicare
IA xiar scrisori sosite dc acasA,
pentru o. publicarea lor nn-si
mai are rostul acam. IN timpul Dc
fat& vim sorisori din pataie b toti
Rominii AmeGicani, ara q - ca,
|nosc indsajuns conditiunils Dc q
colo, q prin urmare nu mai = ae.
|yoie d pubioat IN xiare nist1
|scEisori caxi. M interessaa9 r. ~
|meni = eArs ar ocupa q geabs
~ sratin destul d acumr 4Axs
|o SGoo1ta n'axsl NH mp 3
& ~ poeals snan y
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-17
RodaCtor bOISovic.

PARIS, IA Iunie. Robert
Minor, un ziarist american fost
arestat in cursul saptam1nei ce
trecu 81 a fost transferat de la
Coblenz la Chaumont, pentru ca
sd fie judecat imediae Dinsul es-
te invinovatit, pc cum spun sti7i-
lie, Gu latirea propaganda 'bolsc-
vice intre trupele alistilor, mai
ales intre cele engleze.
Alta ne spune stirea. Alta insa
e de ajuns ca sd dntelegem 81 sa
ne aducem aminte Cd 81 aici, prin
America, printre al nostri, avcm
,,redaftori' de contFabanda, cari
50 aduna seara pc la colturi ca Sc
puma lumea la cale. Stunt up Eel
de liiieci 81 acestia, carl totdeau,
ma, tot ce au de spus, e taina
pentru altii. 0 noua dovada ca
Ia dosul intregei convorbiri sun,
|scopuri >imorale.
81 tot Ell sunt cei ce lmbla ps
ia toate tistiile 81 bat treptele
oficiilor in zilele calduroase de W
Ira penru ca Sd arate pc altii IL
,,bolsevicis.. Asa, am surprinl
zilele acestea Q scriscare . unnia
care spunea De moi q SUMTER
Bolsevici. Scrisoarea mia fntins,t
sdresatul Gu un curfs semnifie&
| tiv 81 dmi spunea: iii aduci q
minte de ,,nndesirables es-ul nostru
Sc face luminA. Adev6ratii Dol
sevici isi yor prinsi r&splata, ia
! cei nevinovati.lvor sc4pa impez
hi teaferi.
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&C patese R)sii eand stau
in fatb RO1la|i|G.
- LUPTE LA1fALUL NISTRU.

BERNA, Is aunie. = Trupele
rom1ne de La Njstru au fost alta.
cate de Bolseyieii rusi. Tn deta
sament de Bol3evici a izbutit 81
treaca Nistrlll: 1nsa sosind pc pa,
tea dreapta a rihlui, a fost aproa
pc ruinat de trhpele romine. Nh
marul mortil0rS este de 200, d
ranitilor ii pri5onierilor inca nj
Sc site. Toti Ikortii sunt Boise
vici Rusi dGna cum spune ur
|comunicat al aroului de Pres;
t@ss- e<Sssst : s.,Fa
KOmin, dc aici1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-17
SOLDATlI Al|fRICAN AU
TREcUT MAEx|c0cAG
PROTE)EH AMERICANA.
WASHINGTON, D. c., 16 |,

WASHINGTON, D. c., 16 Iu-
ME. Singurnl scop al trecerii
fruntariilor mexicane de catra SOL
datii americani spunea minist-
rul de razboi Baker = este sd pro-
tejeze viata Apericanilor din ju-
rul fruntariilor mexicane.
din cauza aceasta'' adauga Ba-
ker, ,,este Gu neputinta ca intre re-
publica de Mexico 81 Statele Unite
sd fie atari neintelegeri Gu privire
la protejarea vietii Americanilor"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-17
Sb0Ih direct peste 0eea-
NIL Atlantic q success.

nala a tuturor aviatorilor ambitiosi
carl si-au permis dori, della pri-
mul sbor al fratilor Wright, de a
trece Oceanul in sbor in O masina
mai grea de cit aerul, a fost reali-
zata ieri dimineata, cind dol Off
teri englezi, au coborit pc coasta
Irlandei dupa un sbor fara fntre-
rupert facut peste Oceanul Allan
tic. Aviatorii sunt: Cap. j. Alcock
81 locot. A. w. Brown.
Drumul lor fost fara nici un
accident. Eli au facut un drum
drept, care durat Seasesprezece
ore 81 douasprezece minute. Avia-
tori au pornit della Newfoundland
America, la Clifden, Irlanda, o
distanta mai ,lunga ca 1900 mile.
Descrierile facute de aviatorii
ce au coborit la Clifden fnvederea-
"a aventura 81 hazardul acelei in
treprinderi. 0 ceata 81 o umezeala
grea plutea deasupra Oceanului
Atlantic, 81 masina de sburat tre-
fbuit sd Sc ridice in sus incercind
sd scape din aceasta atmosfera ca
re este eel mai mare dusman al ma
sinilor de sburat.
Aviatorii spun ca au trebuit sa
Sc ridice la 1000 urine inaltime,
dupa aceia ssau lasat in jos uneori
navigatorii erau numai la zece ur-
me della suprafata apei.
fnainte de a Sc coborI la statiu-
Inca de telegrafiex fara fir dela
4 44eAify rAp. Aicocll -us0fiit 51e-ca'
teva orr imprejurimile cautind I'm
loc bun de coborit, 1nsa nu s'a af-
lat nici un loc cum Sc cade 81 a
decis sd Sc lase in balta.
! Operatorii della statiunea tele
grafiei fara fir au alergat in ain.
torul aviatorilor. Eli au aflat pc
Brown ametit lar pc Alcock surd
] pc I'm. oare care timp de forta Gu
care masina a atins balta. Imediat
ce an fost escortati la statiunea to-
legrafiei fara fir, eli au telegrafia'
prietenilor despre succesul lor, a
poi au luat dejunul.
,,Drumul acesta este eel mai bur
de a trece Oceanul" spus Brown
dupa ce dejunat.
4 Descriind experientele drumulu
in 0 telegrama data la Galway cat
Ira ziarul DAILY Mail" spune:
Am avut un voiaj teribil. Este
4 O IMMUNE Cd ne aflam aici. Alba dt
puteam vedea soarele, luna orr ste
, |lele. Ceasuri intregi nu vedeam nj
mic. Ceata era foarte deasa, 81 u
neori trebuia sa coborim pima |,
. trei suite de urine della suprafata a
pei.
,,Timp de patru ore masina noa
i stra era acoperita de un STRAIT d
ghiata cauzata de curentii reci. U
neori ceata era att de deasa in ci
Moi i6dicatorul iutelei nu mai vol
sd functioneze, odata situatia err
. Tonv%n o1or,,,onfx
II moi am facut 81 volte in ae
!. "a sc da peste cap; englezii ri
loop-the-loop) fara ca Sd vrem
pentru CD nu aveam nici notiun
/ Nespre Orizont.
Il ,,Vintul, in tot druinul ne-a fos
! favorabil.st
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q M e M ORIU @
ASUPRA SERBAREI TINUTA IN PARCUL WOODLKY LA
% MAI 1919 PENTRU COMEM0RAREA ZnEI DE 10 MAI.

inca din luna Aprilie acest an,
am planuit a sarbatori ziua de
ZECE MTIU Gu toata pompa, a.
Wind un dublu scop: de a scoate
in evidenta ziua noastra nationa-
Ia cea mai mareata, mai ales a.
cum cind mai multi sau mai pu-
tin, idealul nostru national s'a
indeplinit, 81 in al doilea r1nd de
q putea veni in ajutorul orfanilor
din Rominia, prin fondurile ce
am putea stringe Gu aceasta oca-
ziune.
De aoeea am apelat in primul
r1nd Ia Ministerul de RaZboi A.
merican, in al doilea r1nd Ia Co.
mitetul American pentru ajutoral
0rfanilor Romini, 81 la publicul
American, lar in al treilea rind la
toti Rominii din America.
I'm ceea ce priveste Ministerul
de Razboi, gratie Domnului Mini
stru Baker si Domnului General
March, Seful Marelm Stat Major
81 a Aghiotantului sau Colonel
Cordier, care au depus cea maj
desavirSit4 atentiune pentru reu.
sita acestei serbari, au dat ordine
q mise pune Ia dispozitie muzica
Regimentului de pioneri din Wa
shington, 4 reflectoare mari Gu
personalul de .instalatie 81 func
tionari, precum 81 drapelele de Ia
Navy Yard.
Tot prin intermediul Ministeru
lui de R4zboi am obtinut ga1dui
re gratuit pentru un numar d.
pima Ia 500 Romini veniti din a
fara, Cratic Domnului Cooper
Davy, Dreksler de Ia Y. N. G. A
Rominii veniti in Washington c,
ocaxiunea serb4rei, au gasit il
mod gratuit 0 deosebit& gaxduire
I..Y. n. G. A. ne-a pus IA disposi
ltirne in mod gratuit gasdulr'
lpentru 15 femei.
| Gu o dsossbit4 atentiune 3;
compotat C1ucea Roeie America
Ina care gratie Donpnisoared Bq
ardmann, ne-a oferit in mod gra
tuit hran4 pentru toti Rominii We
Initi din sfark precum si psrso
nalul de serviciu il ssara 81
h4rei.
Distribuirea biletelor, tip6rire'
,linvitatinnilor, instalarsa lumine
slectrios 81 par1 aranjaysa ~
Ilh3rei, etc. ~ fost lnA&s = -
de cxaro dif1kits eoGnpa
InG ~ rreturt arr1 3grl
4 y opnG M
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PctTcCHea dc d Detroit.

SecfiuneG dan Detroit, Mich. q
,.Ligei NGtiondle11 oranjat pc
trecere in focorul Ligei Notiomcle
Ronssnc din America. Gu prilejul
ocestei petreceri ow fOst snvitoti 81
domniis Iasgiats E. Y. I0GnOvics, Sc
crct0rM Ligei N0tionale din Ane-
ricG 81 dl 4. Jivi- BdmdteGnul re-
dactOr al siaruIMi ,,An.ersc0".
CdMuro din cale afard de mare
ce a dOmnst Dumineca trecMtd, q
fdcMt ca petrecereo Sc fse MAJ pn-
tin reusitd ca ceIelclte petreceri
anterioore ale sectiunei nOastre de
ocoIo, DIN cGissG cd a fOst putin
cercet0tG.
Gu toote acestea, dupd cacintele
de snsnfIefire rostite de Dfmi Dd-
mild AIbu, presedintele secfiei. H.
lias r. ". Io0novici, 4. Jisi- Bdssd-
teanM, Nick. Nestor. N. T0pdrce0.
nN 81 dMpd apeJul fdcnt de harm
cL pdri'sfe @. FoItafia, s'dn maj
snscris multi ssembriii .noi IN sLigd
Nationals RomSnd din Americ0 s.
s'o@ fdcMt donotislsi pesstr1 ,,Foss,
dsJ Biruiafi. fnscrissile ca = de-
nafinnale Sc DOR. c0ntisu6 re z sc9
u intinsd 81 resaltotnl Tor se I'd p's
blic0 u tisnp.
Petvecered, asa cstns foSt dir
~ cercetGtd. a fOst dsstMl DE- vsO6i1
iGr j0cMl cdluserigOr fost pc %
u poote de fynns0s.
Frs}ii dslo Detroit, Mich. sps.
nsG* "a ~ ss lad, psSd cssd Y
mi trissit y. .0IoNts ~ q alt'
ss5ys N d0los; 4.
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The only Roumanidn Daily in u. s. and Canada
SERVIOIU TEI.E0RArIO OO1GPLEOI
De LA AS0uIATIUNKA PREssII
CLEVELAND, O., MARTI, II IUNIE 1919.
IIupc|e americana au hc-
cut iul Rio Crande.

Eli PASO, 16 lunie. - In de-,
cursul noptii trupele americana
au trecut peste riul Rio Grande
81 a inaintat spre Jaurez unde are
loc lupte intre Vilisti 81 trupele
guvernulM mexican.
1naintarea americanilor a fost
condusa de trei .autocamioane
(trocuri) monitoare Gu intre2ul
echipaj de masini de puscat 81 ci-
teva tunuri de Gimp. Aceasta a.
vantgarda de autocamioane 81
tunuri fost de aproape urmata
de doua batalioane de inafnterie
compusa din trupe de >negrii din
regimentul al 24-lea de infanterie.
Soldatii purtau cashete de otel 81
intregul echipaj de razboi.
1ndaratul acestora mergeau do
VA companii din regimentul al
19-lea de infanterie.
Imediat dupa miezul noptii ar
tileria americana a inceput focul
asupra mexicanilor, carl Sc presu-
pune ca sunt REBEL. Sc crede aici
ca artileristii americani au de
gfnd a pune un ,baraj care Sc iso-
leze fortele lui Villa de la Jaurez
de restul celorlalte trupe mexi-
cane.
Sc presupune ca incursia ame-
ricanilor 81 mergerea lor spre ia
urez a fost ca Sc opreasca pusca-
turtle ce ar fl 1ndreptate contra
orasului Ell Paso de catra fracti-
1unilc mcxicane. & s.as-
Rapoarte necomfirmate spun ca
doua persoane au fost puscate pc
pamint american de catra mexi-
canii ce Sc bat dincolo de r1u.
Gu ceasuri fnainte de trece
americana riul s'a vazut ca Ell Sc
pregatesc ca sc inainteze. TOate
bransele militare de sub CONAN
da generalului j. B. Erwin erau
sub arme, lar trupele erau con-
centrate in apropierea riului Rio
Grande.
La 11.3O primele rapoarte in
Cstimtau ca trupele americana au
trecut in Mexico. In acest timp
trupele lui Villa 81 ale lui Caran-
"a Sc luptau la sud de Jaurez.
| Atocul de la Jaurek este prims
miscare din planul lui Viha 81 q
lui Felipe Angeles, ministrul' dc
razboi - lui Villa, de a ras
turna pc Caranza 81 regimul lui
Luptele Sc puteau vedea de n
coperisul caselor din Ell Paso. u
fiecare fereastra in sudul orasl
lui Jaurez era cite un tintas, ia1
pe strade grupuri de inamici 81
luau la jlupta. Pc Gimp deschls, II
apropiere de aceste lupte, cava
Ileria lui Caranza facut vlteJll
Federalism aveau 81 tunurl II
|fortul Hidalgo 81 ocazional a
runcau cite ghiulea trupelor lu
-1Villa. I'm soldat american carr
: privea de pc coperisul unei cas-
din Ell Paso spune ca vazut cine
soldatii lui Caranza au pus !:
: prizoneri Gu spatele la parete, u
: fortul Hidalgo 81 la puscat.
In decursul luptelor, III Paso
era foarte multi luminat, lar stra
: zile pline de oameni doritori c'
!, sd afle vesti noui despre vlupte
lie" in curgere. Partea de sud
: orasului era bloeata de catra po
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Dar1 am 1aeut-o mpreuna Gu Co
mitetul American pentru ajuto1ul
Orfanilor din razboi din Rominia,
ale carui neobosite persoane, IN
dicate pc pagina a "a a progra-
mului( anexa No. !, 81 in special
cele 1nscrise sub numele de Off
GERS au depus maximul de incor-
dare peutru un cit mai mare su-
Gees.
Pc pagina a doua a programu-
lui Sc vad inscrise numele persoa-
nelor care au binevoit a accepta
sa ajute la pregatirea 81 bunnl
mers al serbarei, dintre care tre-
bue multumit in mod Gu totul spe
cial urmatoarelor persoane pen
tru functiunile ce au indeplinit.
Dupa cum Sc vede pc pagina
intiia programului (Anexa No.
y, toata serbarea q fost pusa
sub patronajul Majestatei Sale
Regina care prin telegrama No.
1915 binevoit a ne acorda gene
rosul Sau patronaj.
Pentru simpatia catre Familia
noastra Regala, care Sc bucura
de eel mai malt prestigiu printre
poporul American, publicul de
aici s'a grabit a lua parte la a.
ceast& sarbatoare in onoarea unci
natiuni sacrificata pentru princi-
pile de drept 81 ihertate.
Cind totul era aproape gaia,
Gu 0 saptamin4 inaintea sarba-
toarei, un incident q avut loc in
presa Washingtoniana. Un arti-
col de fond, anunt4 Cd Domnnl
Presedinte al Consiliului de Mi
nistri, Domnul !. g. Br&tianu, va
parasi comisiunee de pace din Pa
ris, pentru oare care nemultumiri
politico -diplomatics.
Ca un fulger 50 raspdndit =
csast4 veste, influintind in h1na
parte Ia slabirea slanului Gu care
% pregatea Serbarsa.
Neevfnd decnments oere q no
confirme aceast& veste, dupx con.
sf&tuirea On Lsgatinnsa, Il Minis
terul DO Rxsbol fmprsun4 On ~
msrican COMMITTEES, lnaram ho-
t&rfrea do . lncCe cn inc& mai
multk r4yn1 psntru Asna rsusitx
. serb1rsi
j 0x1tie simpatisi ereate II IT.
tsls Units u = unsl sile dintrs $.
"a mai 1rul ~ = ll1l y ll
lp0xfe a lp il : : - " 81
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
A. H. JONES GOES
TO SALT LAKE

A r. Jones. superintendent Of
milling for the Tonopah Belmont De
yelopment company leaves tomorrow
for his new home in Salt Lake City
where he will be identified with
Charles & Company. Ltd. of 80 West
street, New York City, to carry on
a general metallurgical and engineer
ing business Mr. Jones will have
charge Of the western headquarters
for designing and erecting plants
with field office and testing plant at
the Mormon capital In addition to
This general metallurgical business
the Jones' Belmont flotation machine
which was primarily designed for the
Belmont British Columbia property.
will be sold under a very active
campaign
The departure OF Mr.. Jones will
leave a regrettable vacancy in local
mining ranks wherein he was one
OF the shining lights For twelve
years he was associated with the Bel,
mont as superintendent OF milling,
in charge of their various plants in
California, Colorado British Colum-
hia and Nevada
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
MAY QUALIFY
PEACE TREATY
--
IHy Associated FTrAaI

IHy Associated FTrAal
WASHINGTON. July Is ENpecta-
tion that the president will make Z"
statement soon and clarity the Shan
tung and reservations issues, marked
the beginning Of the tenth week OF
the senate debate on the peace trea-
u There sno authoritative indica,
ton of the stand the president Will
take hut q Republican senator who
has seen him, believes it would not
be an mcompromising one for IN
reserved ratification Replying to a
letter from Senator Hale asking FOR
opinion on the number OF reserva-
tions to the league OF nations cove
nant Charles Evans Hughes said y
think the prudent course is to enter
the proposed league with reservations
Of reasonable character adequate to
our security" He said there is plain
need for the league
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
RACE RIOTS
RAGING IN
WINDY CITY


CHICAGO, July 2S.-Race troubles
were renewed today in Chicagos
black belt. A negro fired several
shots al a wagonload of white work
men being taken to d South Side fac
tory A dozen negroes rushed to
hi- assistance when the whites at
tempted TO disarm him. The police
Quelled the disturbance with no in
Wr.es Two negroes were killed and
fifty or more whites and blacks. in
rIudiug four patrOlmen. were injured
in last nights riotinE 1t is believed
that the trouble started yesterday on
the beach where whites and blacks
were accustomed to swim in Lake
Michigan An imaginary line is sup
posed to separate the two swimming
beaches A negro boy is supposed to
have crossed the boundary when
white boys stoned him One negro
was knocked in the water and
drowned and a general fight deyel-
oped
Trouble broke out near the center
of the colored district after the
beach rioting was quelled Several
Shots were fired The police dis
persed the crowds in the thickly
populated colored districts Then
whites from other parts Of the city
began dragging negroes from street
cars and beat them severely in sey-
eral Instances. Many shots We're fired
during the night. The police answered
Two riot calls early today but their
services we're not required in either
instance.
Fifty mounted police and 100 pa
troImen were assigned to guard the
district today Five hundred men
were held in reserve in event Of fur
ther disturbance.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
NEVER BEGGED
TO END THE WAR
~, Ass"cisted PressI

'"s As-"risted Pressb
PARIS. July 2S.--AleXander RibOt,
who was French Premier and foreign
minister at the time, characterized
the statement of Matthias Erzberger.
German minister of finance to Eng
land and France, that he made peace
overtures to Germany in 1917 through
the Vatican as a distortion of the
truth" He said Pope Benedict sug
gested the proposal TO serve as a
basis for overtures to Germany" in
August, 1917 France and England
both declined the proposals
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
J. v. HUTCHINSON
GOES TO TEXAS

Capt J W Hutchinson, manager OF
ne Giant, Apex, Anchor and Hercules
Divide mines has rendered his res.
ignation to take effect ON the first
ot August The captain recently re
turned from New YORK where he Was
called by an offer from the interest,
marshaled by Bernard VI Baruch TO
assume complete charge of their oIl
interests in Texas at salary OF
$4,000 year Captain Hutchinson
viii be in ndIsputed control and
the opportunity for enlarging his
sphere of operations
The captain rangs as the foremost
metallurgist and mine manager in
Nevada having won his spurs with
the Goldtield con where he installed
the system OF extraction which gave
the plant a national reputation for
economy and efficiency Later Capt
Hutchinson was placed in charge of
mine and mill and remained in that
capacity until the breaking out OF the
war when he rendered his services
10 the government and Wa, commits
stoned in the engineering division
Upon returning from the colors the
captain was chosen by George Wing
field to take direction Of several
companies in process OF organization
In this position he scored remark
able success by installing machinery
and sinking the shafts at a rate un-
heard of in this section. The de-
partura will be regretted by every
body with whom he has come in con
tact
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28

1t was currently reported on the
streets this morning that the Butte
Divide and the Belcher Divide had
cut good looking ore bodies that
carry better than commercial values
In the absence Of the engineers re-
ports could not be verified but from
the action Of the market, there was
not much left for doubt The Butte
was the scene of another sensation
III report three weeks ago when it
announced that a rich surface ledge
on the Belcher ran directly into
the Butte and that groupings on the
estate of the Butte had yielded good
assays. Manager George Reading did
some preliminary trenChing at that
time and concluded not to waste any
more time in that direction as he
was busy getting in his complete
equipment of machinery which was
installed a week later The inten-
ton OF the engineer in charge was
to keep sinking to depth before
beginning lateral work which would
serve to prove up the surface ledge
if it showed the usual enrichment
at depth Whether it was this ledge
or not that was cut yesterday could
no be learned but heavy buying or
ders were sent in this morning
which caused the stock to open at
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
GARRANZA IS NOT
PEOPLES REPRESENTATIVE

~ Assactated PreaHl
WASHINGTON, July 2S william
Gates, Baltimore archeogolist. told
the house rules committee at the
hearing on the resolution proposing
Investigation of Mexican conditions
that the president was mislead into
believing hat Carranza was the "peo-
ples's champion"
Secretary Lansing said the Mexican
foreign office agreed to refund the
believing that Carranza was the
peoples champion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-07-28
TRIBUNE ENDS
IN FORD CASE

ny Associated PresaI -,
MOUNT CLEMENS, Mich, July %.
The defense concluded its evidence
in the Ford libel suit against the
Chicago Daily Tribune today and
the plaintiff began his rebuttal
Fords attorney said no testimony
would be offered to rebut that Of
the Tribune witness on the situation
along the Mexican border in 1916 as
the Tribune was willing to withdraw
the evidence it had produced with re-
gard to the plan of San Diego
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PICTURE FAILS TO ARRIVE
FOR THE BUTLER THEATRE

Through the failure on the art OF
the shipping agency he film of The
Ghost Of Slumber Mountain" failed
to arrive this morning and Manager
Jules Smith announces that that
part of the screening will have to
be cut out. The picture will be here
tomorrow and it will be presented
with the regular program
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EUROPEAN ALLIES TO
JOIN TRADE ALLIANCE

", NS-"t't4Ted reasJ
WASHINGTON, July 2S-England,
France. Italy and Belgium have ac-
cepted the invitation of the United
States chamber of commerce to send
"a joint commercial mission to the
United States in September The
mission will attend the International
trade conference under the auspices
Of the chamber at Atlantic City, n. J.
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U, S. LENDS MILLIONS
TO A GERMAN BANK
,Uy AssOcIaI-S Pr-ssl

LONDON July 2S Martin Nord |
egg, representing the Deutsche bank
Of Berlin has obtained an American
loan of 800. .OOOOO according to
Berlin dispatch. He said 10 per cent
of the loan would he deposited in for
eier bonds to the banks credit
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Butte and BeIher Are Now Credited With Good Ore Bodies
MAKING HISTORY WITH
TWO NEW OREBOD|ES

90, rise to % and close at the open,
ing price on sales $500 shares. Re.
vert was influenced by the Butte
and As was bid freely during the day
for large blocks without eliciting an
offer.
In the Belcher there are several
novel conditions enther one of which
might be responsible for the advance
due to the report that the company
had cut the main ore shoot of the
district From the main shaft at
a depth of 200 feet a crOsscut was
extended and at last accounts the
face had only u feet to go to catch
the vein. The strike is said to have
been made on the night shift and it
was currently reported that values
were better than $40. Recently
the company opened 400 feet Of
workings from the old Hearst shaft
which was fitted only last week
with ladders permitting exploration
The values in these workings are
almost equal to commercial ore
which was quite satisfactory con
sidering the lateral was at a depth
of 60 feet. The stock advanced from
76 at the close last night to ~
today and closed at IS for want of
authentic information The improve
ment brought out no offerings
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SEIZE
ALL FOODSTUFF:S

-. ,-surIat~J Fress' no
HAvRE, July 2S.-Cfficiais oil the
federal trades unions went 10 'ne
n.bolesale markets and required pro,
ducers TO sell them quantity oA
foodstuffs at prices varying from
five to seventy-five per cent unuef
tno ovarare market price. Then
thov took foodstuffs from one OF the
market places and sold 1t at cost