davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Evening journal., 1919-11-01

Ce8 Weeks Distant
Brass folding screens, sl4.5o
to S44.
Spark guards, 81 to Sl4.So.
Spark arrestors, $3.50 to Se.z5.
Brass spark guards, SIS to S22.
Nursery tenders, Sl6.2S to
S23.75.
Brass tenders, s36 to $50.
Black tenders, SIS to Sl7.So.
Flemish tenders, SIS.
Hearth brushes, 81 to 81.
Gas logs, Sl1.20 to s16.sO.
Cape Cod lighters, IS to $40.
1r. CentrRD
Evening journal., 1919-11-01

Christmas Is But
Brass andirons, s11.5o to $50.
Brass fire sets, $3.50 10 $50.
Brass wood boxes, $3.50 to
$40.
Black andirons, $3.50 to s45.
Black FIRE sets, $3.50 to $40.
Flemish andirons, Sl2 to 500.
Flemish FIRE sets, $3.50 to S27.
Flemish wood boxes, s2l.7s to
$40.
Black folding screens, $3.50 to
s13.
Flemish folding screens, S13
to s2s.75.
(F0urth
Evening journal., 1919-11-01

(FOurth Floor. CentrRD
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
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VILLAGE ELECTION

Notice is hereby given to the
qualified Electors of the Village of
Paw Paw, State of Michigan, that the
next ensuing Annual Election will be
held at The Council Rooms within
said Village on MONDAY MARCH 10,
A. ID. 1919 at which election the
following officers are to be chosen, viz.
Village President; Village Clerk;
Village Treasurer; 3 Trustees, 2
years; Trustee, l year; l Assessor.
WOMEN ELECTORS
All women who possess the quail
fications of male electors are now en-
titled to vote at all village or other
elections provided their names have
been duly registered since December
5th 1918.
The Polls Of said Election will open
at TOO o'clock A. Nj. and will remain
open until 500 o'clock p. Nj. Of said
day of election.
Dated this 7th, day of February, A.
ID. 1919.
Harold d. Spicer
3t2 Clerk of said Village.
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The announcement from the War
Department that the American
soldiers will be withdrawn from Nor
thern Russia as soon as weather con-
ditions would permit, will be welcome
news to the parents of boys who have
been penned up in that God forsaken
frigid region these many months. 1t
will probably be several months be-
fore weather conditions will permit
their departure, but the belated an
nouncement of some definite policy
regarding our attitude towards Rus
STA is reassuring. JET what effect
the withdrawal of allied troops will
have in country teeming with anar-
chists and Bolshevists is a question.
but why should we worry about Rus
sia's affairs. We have no quarrel with
that country land without doubt they
will be able to regulate their own in
ternal destiny. Anyway, the Ameri-
can soldiers are coming home, and
that is what America wants.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
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1t is to be sincerely hoped that
President Wilson's return will speed
up affairs in congress little. There
is all together too much wire pulling
and "jockeying" among Congressman
and Senators for the good of the
country.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
Shoes and Rubbers

Our spring lines of Mems,
Women's and Children's Shoes
are now being shown.
Women's and Growing Girls
Shoes in brown calf with cloth
top and low military heel, an
exceptionally good street and
school Shoe at per pr.----$4.OO
Women's and Growing Girls
Shoes in browns and black, in
the new military and Louis
heels, specially priced now at
per pr.-$4.5O, So, So, up TO $3.50
Children's brown calf Shoes
on the new lasts at---S3. $3.50
Mems black English, a neat
and serviceable Shoe at--S3.5O
Mems brown Shoes now sell
ing at-----------S4.5O to $500
Boys brown English last
Shoes at, per pr.---------S3.5O
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21

1t is to be sincerely hoped that the
United States Government will push
the good work SO we'll started in de-
porting the radical l. w. w. and Boil
sheviki agitators. No menace of
greater Importance has ever appear
ed on the horizon of this fair land
than that now looming up in these
anarchistic agitations. America for
Americans" must be our motto, and
the iron heel of firm and stiff
backed government must be stamped
on the neck of every Bolshevist
wherever and whenever he hobs up,
if this nation is to avoid in the
future a revolution that would make
our troubles of the past look like a
play spell.
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Some heartless wretch suggests
that IL some people would keep their
mouth shut larger portion of the
time, there would be less danger Of
swallowing the "Flu" germ.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21

81 shall never forget the good
things i heard at the Fathers
and Sons Banquet. 1t did me
more good than anything l ever
attended; but / don't think the
speakers gave enough attention
20 the boys duty and the debt of
gratitude we owe to Dad".
This is the sentiment expressed
BY one of the boys who attended the
Father and Son" banquet last week,
to the writer. 1t is mighty en-
courasing sign when a young man
begins 10 have some realization of
the debt of gratitude he owes 10 lis
parents. If the young man above re-
tarred L.. should be the only one
presen, on that happy occasion who
WAS brought to an "honest to good
ness" realization of duty; and if he
alone Of that company becomes a
better man by reason of his presence,
the effort will not have been made in
vain.
The boys of to-day know little of
the real debt of gratitude they owe
to father and mother, and perhaps 1t
is better so. Could they but realize
the hardships-the worry and sacri-
flee. and the sleepless nights through
which their parents have passed, it
could not help but take some of the
JOY out of their young lives, and have
a depressing effect upon the buoyant
care free spirit of youth. Not until
manhood is reached, and the boy of
to-day faces its problems and its re-
sponsibilities, will he experience a
vivid realization Of the debt Of graft
tude he owes to his father and
mother.
During that formative period of
boyhood days, the responsibility rests
upon father. If he is the right kind
of a "Dad" and a opal to the Lad"
that feeling of mutual admiration,
and unbounded confidence results
which will lay the foundation for real
manly manhood.
Quite often, the first untruth boy
utters, is to his father through fear.
Angry seedlings and vindictive
punishment following the confession
of some mis-deed, is quite apt to re-
suit in prevarication later. The
father or mother who continually
scolds or naGs: who whips or slaps in
punishment for misconduct as
whispered from the innocent lips of
a truthful child, simply places pre-
MUM on falsehood, and may be the
seed which will later develop into a
first class crook or villain.
"Be more than his Dad,
BE Chum to the lad.
Partners in trouble
And comrades in Joy."
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
Coats

We still have a good selec-
ton of Women's Coats offered
at prices that can not be beat.
Our January price is to be still
further cut and we are now
Offering the choice of any coat
in the store at One-Third the
original price.
This means you have a good
appearing and serviceable coat
for the unheard price Of $500
for a $1,000 coat up to $23.34
for a $500 coat.
Children's Coats, age 3 to 6.
at $1.9S, the Ia off on all coats
from $3.50 and up.
Children's Coats, age 6 to IA.
are all offered at One.Third of
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21

organizers should be particular to
dispel the thought in the minds of
some that it is church organization,
and solicit those from out of the
church to assist in its organization
and management. This should be
done if its power for good is to be
extended to the boys whose environ
ment makes the need imperative.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
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To Mrs. Murl H. DeFoe of Char
lotte, wife of Senator DeFoe has
fallen the honor of being the first
woman of Michigan to assist in the
drafting of Republican Platform.
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The recent decision Of the Supreme
court of Michigan holding the
Search and Seizure Law" invalid,
and that "Home is mans Castle,
will offer considerable encouragement
to the "Wet" forces, on the eve Of
the "Beer and Wine" amendment
campaign. 1t will serve as warn
ming to the "Dry" forces of the State
that no stone must be left unturned if
the saloon is to be kept out of Mich
igan.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
IS IS Is IS H IS IS g

Some people have an idea that the
County Y. NJ. c. A. is simply and
purely an adjunct of the churches.
Nothing could be further from
the truth and nothing could be
farther from the intents and pur-
poses of this splendid institution
The county Y. NC. A. is for the
benefit of the boys. 1t is true that
all the churches are Y. M. c. A.
Boosters and it is true that
they have been instrumental, large
ly, in such an organization in
Van Buren, county. 1t is also true
that if the county Y. M. G. A. is to
be the power for good that the or
ganization contemplates, it must
have the support and cooperation of
every good citizen, whether he be in
or out of the church. The idea that
this institution is simply a church
auxiliary, and that it is managed en-
tirely by active church people to the
exclusion of others, if true, would
defeat its purpose. Such a concept
ion is false and malicious. The or
ganization is for every boy in Van
Buren, county. It's province is to
assist in making real men. 1t should
and must have however, the support
of every citizen in the county. It's
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
Rugs and LinOleums

foot wide Linoleum, Arm
strong's best quality, specially
priced at per yard--------S1.1O
IL foot wide Armstrong; best
9Lgnbs lad ~ Wn9IouI1 9pgLS
ydTu SI.E0
9xt2 Brussels Rugs in fine
line Of patterns, worth today
$4,000, going at, each----$25.00
9x12 Geneva Seamless Ak
ministers, two very select pat
terms, worth today $500 each,
for any one wishing a strictly
high grade servicable Rug this
is a great opportunity. We Of
fer these Rugs at the very
special price of----------$50.00
Our entire line of Brussels,
Velvets and Administers are
being offered at corresponding
low prices.
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
Dress Goods

All Dress Ginghams, many
new patterns, formerly selling
at 35c to 45c, now reduced
to---------------3Oc, Csc, 4Oc
Apron Check Ginghams, re-
duced to, per yard---------25c
SO inch Bleached Muslin, for
mer price Csc, reduced to per
yard 90 yds to customer)-- 21c
Cambria, full width, good
quality bleached, worth soc, re-
duced to, per yard---------24c
Lonsdale and Berkeley Cam
brio, worth SOC, reduced to
per yard
NainsookeS and Long Cloth,
all at generous reductions.
36 inch Honest Width, I'M
bleached Muslin, an extra quail
ity family cotton for use, worth
2Sc, at per yard------------23c
The true northerner. [volume] (Paw Paw, Mich.) 1855-1920, 1919-02-21
January
Clearance Sale :!

Our inventory just completed has revealed many
odd lots of 60 IDS in all lines that must be closed
out. These ar4 put on sale at prices that repre-
sent about one-half their present values Many
desirable remnants of wool goods in skirt and
dress lengths worth $1.5O to $3.50 per yard,
closing at from soc to LOO. Remnants of Silk
Poplins, Cotton Poplins Curtain Goods, Per-
Gales, Outing Flannes, Ginghams, etc.
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3t.:2
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
6ERmANIA CERE HRA.
NA PIMA IN AUGUST.

BERLIN, Is Martie. - Won
Brown, sub-secretarul de stat. Ii
cea ca Germania sd asteapta ca
alatii SO aprovizioneze Gu arti-
cole de hrana pima Ia Is August,
care este cea mai timpurie data
IN care Sc poate procura faina din
griul acestui an. Won Brown a
spus aceasta inainte de a pleca
spre Bruxel, unde va lua parte in
negOcierile GU comisiunile aliati-
lor privitor Ia transportarea hra-
nei ii la predarea flotei germane
Gu aliatii sd sc serveasca de ca.
Won Brown mai zicea ca in
decursul razboiului s'au plat;t
prcmii la acei earl trcerau mai
lntii. insa aceasta a rezultat Dc
multe locuri in secerarea griului
dc cind era in pirg, 81 la urmd
sa tsricat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18

na Chinei pima la lrkutsk.
M a anuntat inca zilra be care
tie care aliat va pazi. S'a spus
ca asta este o chestie pc care CONT
tetul interaliat din Siberia o va de-
eide. Comitetul e in asteptarea
comitetului militar al Chinezior
Inainte de "a lua deciziune.
Tntre aliati parerea ca Chine
zii sa pazeasca eel putin jnmatate
din linia rasariteana a Chinci. t.
nele vesti neconfirmate spun ca
Chinezii s'ar opune la aceasta, in
sa din cite Sc vede pima acum. Sc
pOatc spune cd natiunile aliate luc-
ra in buna intelegere pima acum.
Fortele bolsevicilor au dat vi
neri un atac determinat Gu gindud
de Il taia comunicatiile dintre \
mericani 81 cOloanele aliate dintre
rIurile Dvina 81 Naga. insa atacuI
Rosiilor fost respins cu mari per-
deri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
vuLCANICA.

TOKYO, II Martic. - Asama-
Yama, un vulcan de pc insula
Hondo, la nouazeci. de mile spre
nor-vest de Tokyo, STA inceput
activitatile ieri. De citeva sapta-
mini Sc astepta o eruptie vulcani-
ca, in urma sguduiturilor 81 var
sarii unui torrent de tina calda.
Gu o detunatura puternica, ieri
a explodat vulcanul, aruncind la
va ferbinte asupra oraselor din a.
propiere. Flacarile sc ridicau su-
te de urine in sus, lar nouri de
fun negru a intunecat cerul.
Nici perdere in vieti nu a fost
raportata pima acum. Pagubele
cauzate recoltei au fost mari, du-
pa cum spun depesele din Kama
zawa. O bucata de munte de ma
rimea unei locomotive de drum
de fier q cazut in acel oras, arun-
cat de vulcan.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
TRUPE AMERICANA
TRIMISE IN SIBERIA
Pc FR0NTUL ARCTIC ATACUL ROSiILOR De A RU-
Pc C0MUNICATIILE, A FOST RESPlNS.
VLADIVOSTOK, Is Mart.

FLADIVOSTOK, Is Mart. -
Trupe americana au inceput sd Sc
mute la diferite puncte strategice
i'll lungul drumului de fier trans
siberian la vest de Vladiyostok. un-
de John +. Stevens Gu corpul lui
de ingineri inceput ca sd repare-
ze calea ferata.
Primul contigent ajuns deja
la Harabin lar al doilea va ajunge
in clte-va zile la Chita, punctul Gel
mai departat in vest la care vor Fl
trlmisi americana.
5 a prOpns ca sd sc aduca deta-
Samente noui la Verkhni Udinsk.
statiunea Manchiuriana 81 la Nj
kolsk. In jurul Ussuri deja static
neaza trupc americana la Spasske
81 Khabarovsk.
Trupele echo -slovace pazesc H.
nla della Irkutsk 81 pima la Tohe-
liabinsk. Trupele japoneze ce sc af-
ID in Siberia pazesc LIMA riisaritea-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
SERVICIU TELEGRAPH COMPLEUT
DE LA ASOCIATIUNEA PRESSED.
NJ SA IPRAWT REvO-
.LUTlA IN berlin, CT CL0-
C0TESTE DIN NOU.
De: LEONARD SPRY.

BERLIN, Is Martie, = Gu toa-
te Cd ultima lupta data Gu Spar
tacienli s'a terminal Gu victoria
Guvernului, Berlinul 81 acum un
oras al fricei 81 nesigurantei.
Soldati ageri mentin o pace
temporara in centru pc timpul
zilei, insa odata GU caderea nop-
I'll incep focurile de pnSca 81 cind
Sc vad plesnind in vazduh ghiu-
lele trimise din tunurile rebellion
asezati pc undeva prin partea de
est a oraSului.
Mil 81 mil dc pcrsoane Isl ie-
lesc NORTH. Numarul victimelor
cazute IN fuptelc recente probable,
ca ,nu va Fl stiut nici odata, pen
tru, Cd foarte multi Spartacieni
au fost. mgropati pc ascuns, insa
in morgi 81 spitalcle mai insemna-
tc sa gasesc 600 dc cadavre.
SaptamIile trecutc au fos,
cit,se poate dc infioratoare, totusi
credmia multora este ca au 81
vie zile 81 ns,g relc.
Bolsevicii dim Berlin au 81 pla-
mutt alta greya pentru ziua dc
"a sau % Mattic 81 au inceput Q
SRA snica >prupaganda GU scopul
ca miscarea So fie generala, pestc
intrcaga tara.
Guvernul de la Weimar. care Il
cum vede destul de clar ca Rusii
81 banii rusesti joaca un rol prin-
cipal in tlirburarile din Germania,
a inceput sd ia masuri pentru com
combaterea acestei influente.
Sc va propune un project de lc-
ge pentru interzicerea circula-
tiei banilor rusesti 81 hirtiilor
de ruble pentru credit. Acest pas
este luat foarte tirziu. pentru ca
acum sunt att de multi bani Dol
sevici in Grmania, incit rublele
de hirtie sunt acceptate imediat
ca plata pentru ori ce credit.
Gu toata victoria lui Noske 81
GU toata nina lui de fier care Sc
aseamana Gu orr carui militia
rist din vechiul regim, extremistii
cistiga putere 81 vor Il sprijiniti
de mai multi partizani la venirea
nouci rebeliuni. Aceasta sd aplica
in general pestc toata tara.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
lRLANDEZIl ATACA Pc
WILSON 81 Pc TAFT.

DETROIT, II Martie. = Refu
zul presedintelui Wilson de a-si
lua asuprasi mandatul de pre-
zenta cerintele Irlandezilor 81
cerc independents Ell imprcu1a
Gu celorlalte natiuni mici. il
vor pune in pozitia de a imbraca
Anglia lin haina imperialismu-
lui' a spus episcopal Michael J
lagher, in 0 vorbire tinuta Ia
citeva mil de irlandezi. alalia
seara.
In William Howard Taft epis-
copul spus ca vede numai pc
prietenul Angliei, care plcdeaza
cauza acelei tari inaintea curtei o.
piniei publice a Statelor Unite in
acelas fel ca 81 cum ar reprezenta
pc un client in fata curtei cu
jurati
moi nu am dat pensie fostului
presedinte 81 el trebue ca sa-si
cIstige piinea de toate zilele'.
declarat episocpul Gallagher.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
De LA LECATlUNEA ROMANA.
COMUkICAT.

Legatiunea Ronlina nstiintat publicu romn din Amc
rlca pe Gel din: Romlnia Basaraba Bucovina Dobrogca
Transvania 81 Bana ca pasapoae penru rentoarcere in
Mare plnace conferina de pace este curgere
Sc mai Hoereaza sub nici o condtune - ss
File care Romn din America, doreste napoieze
este rugat sa Sc tina strict de urmatoarec
a. AUTOR1TATE SA PoATA ELIBERA PASAPOAR-
TIE ROM1NILoR DIN AMERICA, ALTA in AFARA DE
LEGATIUNEA ROM1NA DIN WASHINGTON NU EXIS.
IA 81 TOT ASTFEL NICI AGENT OR BANCHERI 1MPU
TERN1C1T1 Gu STR1NGEREA DE PASAP0ARTE NU
STUNT;
b) orr CE CERERE fie pentru passport sau indrumar)
VA TREBU1, ATUNCI CiND EMITER1A DE PAsAPOAR
TIE We RE1NCEPE SA Sc ADRESEZE DE GEL in LIPSA
DIRECT LA LEGATIUNE.
c) NICI UN Eel DE RUGARE SAU CERERE FACU
IA PRIN AGENTI OR BANCHER1, NU Sc VA LUA in
CONSIDERABLE, CT VA Fl RESPINSA FARA CRUTARE.
Grt de avutul agonist 81 de lucrul aveti Cnd va
sos mpu de plecare restablite drumure de comu
nicate Legatunea ntrzia instinteze pubcu Mai
cprnd La vara nsa la nici drumur spre casa nu
vor Fl deschise. LEGATIUNEA ROM1NA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
Comentariile Pre-.
sci LondoneZe.

LONDRA, II Martie. - Ziarelc
din Londra, comentind deosebirile
de vedcri din declaratiile facutc
de presedintele Wilson 81 minis
trul de razboi Pichon, sunt de a.
cord in general Cd liga natiunilor
ar trebui sd fie Incorporate in
tratatul pacii finale. Totusi ele
cred ca e bine sd Sc includa cit
mai clar scopul ligei in tratatui
preliminar, oprindu-se grosul de-
tailurilor pima Sc intruchipeaza
tratatul final. Toate vad trebuin-
ia de Sc incheia pacea cit mai
curind.
Ziarul Express zicea: Pace III.
til, 81 pc urma liga". Acest ziar
mai acuza pc presedinte Cd incear-
ca sd prezinte situatia intro ma
rime prea colosala'' sperind sd
mingae vanitatea poporului anne
rican, prin aceia cal face sd
creada ca presedintele lui nu tine
isonul unui European.
Ziarul Telegraph q dat ideia CD
nu era necesar sd Sc anime preli-
minariile pacii numai pentru sim
gurul scop de Sc complecta de-
tailurile ligei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18

tas d'nire cele cinci mari pu.
teri a stat la indoiala ca sd ac-
ceptc expresia distincta a drep-
tului de a Sc retrage putere din
liga natiunilor. Americana cauta
ca conventiunea ligei sa fie incor-
porata in tratatul de pace.
Ministrul de externe al Fran.
tel, d-nul Pichon a spus All ca el
crede ca imposibil de pune
conventiunea ligei in primul ira
tat. Parerile tarilor neutrale, care
au fost mvitate, 81 amandamen-
tele ce trebue luate in considerare
vor amina complectarea conven-
tiunei astfel ca nu Sc va putea
pune in tratatul preliminar.
Sc poate, spune Pichon, sa Sc
faca o declaratie in primul tratat
Ill care sd sc arate principiile H.
gel, lar detailurile sd Ifie complec-
tate mai tirziu.
Razboiul va lua sfirsit cind ira
tatul preliminar va fl semnat,
spune Pichon, insa germanii nu
vor capata libertatea avuta de a.
cest razboi pima cind nu semnat
81 tratatul final, lar pima atunci
blocada va Fl ridicata numai in
parte.
Refcritor Ia Posen. Pichon a
zis, daca germanii insista in res
pingerea terminilor oferiti de CO.
misarii aliati, atunci nu ramine
alta Gale decit ca armatele ALA
tilor sa intervina. Polonia nu poa-
te ii lasata in>pozitia priinejdioa
sd de acum. I'm general France
Va merge Gu divizia poloneza ca
re a luptat in Franta, cit de Gu
rind posibil.
D-nul Pichon negat ca Franta
a recunoscut guvernul bolsevist.
ell a spus ca chestia bolsevicilor
Rusi Va Fl discutata numai sap
tamina aceasta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
LLNISTEA RESTABILITA IN
KOREA.

SEOUL, KOREA, l Martie. -
Jandarmeria find inlocuita Gu
fortele militare, linistea fost re-
stabilita din nou in intreaga pro-
vincia din Ping Yang.
Directorii japonezi al afacerilor
judiciare inferno au eNonorat
complect pc misionarii straini 81
a adeptilor lor ca compiled, orr ca
uni ce stiau dinainte de revolta
koreanilor. Uncle ziare japonezc
au incercat ca sd arunce i'm spa
tele misionarilor incercarea Ko-
reanilor de a-si cistiga indepen-
Hdenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
IIllpartirea ncCeSitati|OT
dc td in Ro|1lana.

BUcURESTI, 5 Martie (prin
curier Ia Paris, 16 Martie). - Co.
lonelul H. Gideon Wells din Chi
cago supravegheaza distribuirea
prin Crucea Rosie a primelor 900
tone de ilnbracaminte, incalt&min
te, medicamente 81 hrana trimise
aici din Franta si Italia p9vapoa-
rele jul 81 fmparatul Traian.
Timp de sase luni 0 mare 81 fru-
moasa cladire de pc bulevardul
Catargiu Va ii centrul de distribu.
ire pentru aria BucuSesti 81 sec
tiunile devastate de Ia Siret 81
Dunare. Bine inteles Cd 900 de TO-
ne nu vor fl do ajuns pentru in
destularea acestei populatii sufe-
rinde, insa pasul este un inoeput
bun si 9 salutat Gu caldur& din
partea authorization 81 locuitorilor.
Printre artioolile de hran& dis
tribute in present de Crucea Ro-
sic este lapts condesat pentru CO.
phi, conserve de oarne, vegetale 81
macaroane. Totusi suferintele
sunt mari d mai trebue inc4 mul-
Il provizis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-18
GFRMANIA TRFBUIE Sc SEMNE-
T TRATATUL De PACE orr
SE.CONTINUE REZBOIUL.
PUTERILOR CENTRALE NULL SE PERMI.
TE Sc DISCUTE TRATATUL DE PACE.

PARIS, II Martie. - 1nvoirea
III cercurile delegation de la con-
ferlnta de pace e, Cd dupa &C ALA
tai 81 puterile associate vor com
plecta planul pentru tratatul de
pace 81 dupa ce vor ajunge la o
lntclegere comma asupra condi-
tilor ce sd fie puse in spatele
Germaniei, delegatii vor fl che
matt ia Versailles, insa nu li-se
va permite a discuta conditiile
intcntia aliatilor 81 puterilor
associate este de dicta pacea.
Din doua raminea pentru ger
mani de a-si alegc una: orr pri-
mesc conditiile Impulse de aliati, 81
atunci vor SIENNA tratatul de pa
&C; ori ca refuza 81 in acest caz
starea de razboi va continue in
tre Germania 81 aliati.
Parerea generala este ca. din
cauza situatiei inferno din Germa-
MIA, delegatii 'acelei tari sunt 81
liti ca sa sc supuna, in loc de a
expune tara la un mai mare Pc
ricol 81 la masuri 81 mai drastice.
Incercarile s'au inceput All la
formarea conyentiunei ligei natiu-
nilors ca sd asigure acceptarea con
siliului suprem 81 sa cistigc a.
probarca celor americani ce au
cerut sd sc faca noui amanda
llcntc.
Colonclul House avut con-
ferinta Gu Lord Robert Cecil, Lee
on Bourgeois 81 delegatii Ame-
ricani rezultatul conferintei a
fost comumicat prcsedintelui Will
son. Sc ingaduie ca uncle dintrc
amandamentele sugerate pot f;
a!optata cu sigurant:i, de pilda
aceia dc a asigura doctrina lui
Monroe 81 a fixa conditiile sub
care poate ii primiti III liga pu.
r.. inan &c.