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Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
PALMYRA

Mr. and Mrs. Frank Gee visited rela.
tives in Burnllam SUNDAY
Mrs. Kennev of Farming,o on is a guest
at henry F'letchers
William Parsons Of Concord, Y. Il Il
returned heme Monday after a visit al
0bed Milletts
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Smith. Miss Evils
Smith ana LLOYD Smith were among the
callers Sunday at ". A. Blaisdell's.
Relsie Curtis went Sunday to Levant
TO visit his mother. Mrs Ralph Sawyer
3. l. Palmer was in Dexter over Sun
day night.
o. B. Cole was fortunate enough to
secure a deer near home.
Miss Olga MIIlett was a guest satur-
dsv night and Sunday at Q. r. Mer'
chants.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
WINSlOW

DR.. z. c. Hooper and SON Taylor.
left Wednesday for Boston where
Taylor viii have one Of his eyes
treated.
At the business meeting Of the
Sewing Circle held Wednesday aft
c-noon at the Congregational church
pariors. Il was decided To hold the
lunuai fair the first week II De-
cemhsr. The following committees
were appointed: Mrs Susan Cush-
man will have charge Of the food
ta.Iie. the supper committee COM
pr!aes. Mrs. George ". Patterson
AM Mrs frank a. Smiley. they are
u l-ppoiut their assistants; the exc
autlve committee comprising Mrs
Jose3A Eaton. Mrs. J. j. Rainev.
Nh 2, .. Patterson and Mrs A VI.
-.;-.e-4lne will have charge Of the
f.,-"-+ ork and apron table. The
.,.' .3- Circle will hold its next
IN. :r-; Z ecinesday. Nov 1e
a &4nclng class will be held from
md the regular, dance from 8
-a friday night. al the Tacounst
s-Ha .Icuse.
and Mrs. Walter Tobey are
81 Inning Miss Mary Cam Of
Nj. ,-chuSetts.
..ra. Carrie e. Weeks is confined
10 asy nome by illness
II Ldlth Kidder Of Dexter. vas
81 en- a surprise party Monday eve
! ming IN honor Of her approaching
marriage to Hon. William Norton
Sfetson Of South Yarmouth. Cape
/ Cod. Mass. The guests went to the
office Of DR.. kidder and presented
her a set of pvrex glass ware, pieces
Of linen and cut glass. \ social hour
was passed and refreshments served.
DR.. Kidder Is the daughter Of Mr..
and Mrs. A A. Kidder of Clinton
avenue and has many friends IN
town.
/ Robert Il. Stonie mas purchased j
stock farm in New Hampshire and
with his family viii reside there.
james Robinson OF Ticonir street
will be employed On the farm Of Mr.
| Stobie.
/ Miss Cora Basset-. wednesdav.
while preparing veEetsh hies FIR din
ner cut her hard quite badly a
{ prTslc1Hn was obliged To take a
stitch tn close the wound
An entertainment and bog social
will he held TINS FRIDAY evening al
! the Warren schoolhouse IF Storm
II will be held the first fair night
All ara requested to bring boxes.
The proceeds will be used towards
/ the purchase Of an organ for the
/ v Warren school
\ dance Will ne held at the Grange
hall this FRIDAY evening Tozier' S
| orchestra Of Albion viii furnish
musie- Refreshments Will be On sale
Mrs. Eli Rosehv is ii guest Of her
sister. Mrs. Jeannette Herd
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Sealed proposals. will he received at
office of Treasurer, Eastern Branch \
H. D. V s.. National Soldiers Home
Maine. and there opened Al the time
f1xed. for furnishing and delivering sup
plies. IN accordance with instructions
and specifications. copies of which with
blank proposals can be had upon appIi-
cation TO the Treasurer as follows: Cur
rent Expenses and household Supplies
until Ills A. NJ. Nov 49, 1919; SUBSISTENCE
Supplies until H. Is A. NJ. Nov q 1912
Hospital supplies until lib A. M Nov
y, 1873: Repairs Supplies, until Ills A
NJ Nov, g. 1879; Farm and Clothing
Supplies until 11.15 A. NJ Nov rs. 1a19
Niles L Perkins. Treasurer novl4-1s-I1 !
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
KENNEBEC co. MEDICAL
ASSOCIATION HOLDS IT'S
QUARTERLY MEETING

DIR. G. r. Campbell Of Augusta.
Elected Treasurer at the 5usineSS
Sassion-Supper FOLLOWS Nesting
Dr.. c. II. Lawrence, Jr., Of Boston.
Reads Paper
The quarterly meeting of The kenne-
bee County Medical Association was
held Thursday evening at the Augusta
Houye. followed ny u supper to the
members. At The short business ses-
siuns Drs. NJ. A. Priest Of Augusta.
T w Bartlett. Jr.. of waterville anu
T. Z. Streut of Gardiner were elected
members to the association. Dr.. q. r.
Campben of Augusta WIS elected treas
urer TO fin cut the unexpired term of
DR. &. r voshurgh. who has moved
10 West Pownai.
After the surper. DR.. c. H. LAWRENCE.
Jr.. of Boston read paper on Dis
orders Of Internal Secrerions This
was Of especial interest in view of the
star ling publicity gwen 10 experiments
stitial glands.
The following PHYSICIANS were pres
ent: r. Z. REYNOLDS. r. L. Hardy. 3.
p Hurd. ?. s. Merrill. L. G. Bunker.
WateY-~ille H w Hall. ]. 2. Nut
ttnr. Jr.. Fl. A. Milliken. HaIlower;
Alton SAWYER. r. z. Strout. A. B. Lib
by. r NJ. Cole. r. y. SimoHs and S.
@. r-lgson. Gardner: " 9. Totman. c.
r. Simmons. Oakland: " S. Gousse.
Fairfield: T. II. Badger. Winthrop: n.
L. Mcksy. r. H. Stubhs. L. D. Bris-
toi. l. L. Mann. s. J Beach. r. c.
Tyson, p Z. Rowe. 6. r. Campbell
G. T. washburn. Fl. T. Thompson. Z.
r. Carter, G. A. Coomhs A. G. Young.
Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Notice of FIRST Meeting of Creditors
IN the District Court of the United
States for the District of Maine
In the matter of
FRANCES Z. Peacock. In Bankruptcv
Bankrupt.
To. the creditors of Frances L. Peacock
of Winsipw IN the County of kenne-
bsr. and District aforesaid bankrupt
Notice is hereby given that on the list
day of November A. =. 1919 the said
Frances e. Peacock was duly ad,udi-
csted bankrupf, and that the first meet
ing of creditors will he held st the
once ot the Referee. 40 Water Street
IN Augusta. Maine. and District afore-
said. on the Nst dsv Of November A
D 1918, at ten q clock IN the forenoon at
which time the said creditors NAV at
lend. prove their claims. appoint a
trustee. examine the bankrupt. md
transact such other BUSINESS as ma
properly come before said meeting
FREMONT ]. {. LITTLE.
Referee IN Bankruptcy.
Augusta. Maine Nov 8, 1919
-1ad1f~
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
To Relieve Catarrhal
Deafness and Head
Noises
Noises

II you have Catarrhal Deafness or are
hard Of hearing or have head noises 20
to your druggist and get ounce of Par
mint fdoubie strength. and add TO il l.,
pt. Of hot water and little granulatei
sugar. Take one tablespoonful four
times q day.
This will often bring quick relief from
the distressing head noises. CIoEeed
nosfrfls should open. breathing become
eaEy and the mucus stop dropping into
the thr5at. II is easy TO prepare. costs
little and IN pleasant TO take Anyone
whe has Catarrhal Deafness or head
noises should give this prescription a
trial.-Adv.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

sentiment expressed by Mr.. Gilbert
Bishop of II Chatham Pl.. Worces
ter. Mass. when interviewed regard
inE his recovery from rheumatism
lie continued:
Il suffered from rheumatism
twelve wears IN hips and legs. Al
times WAS unable 70 walk. and had
70 give up my work. ! have been SO
bad that after starting TO work
would have % give il up and drag
-.self back home ny holding on TO
fences 70 keep on my feet.
Pain was SO bad I was unable 70
eat OF sleep and ] would cry out
when anyone would come near me.
fearing they would touch me and
bring m another paroxysn. have
t1led many remedies for r1eurna
usm. but nothing ever helped me
''Weldona was recommended and
after taking the medicine d short
time l began TO improve; gradually
the aches and pains left ms and I
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

On The State road work under con-
struction by the Hassam Paving Co
between l4alluwell and Augusta. the
main road Is unnfficiallv open with
short detour on the car track
which has been well g-aveled. This
IL d great convenience 10 the public
As the heavy rains have made i
impossible 10 keep the back t5allo-
well road IN suitable condition. The
work on the Inain road will ne I'm
ished shortly and G. cry effort is be-
ing made towards that end.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

trance ana began 70 lombard the
door / ordered them 10 disperse
Before I could say dozen words the
bunch surrounded me. overpowered
me. pushed me against the school
building and tied me hand and foot
Then they carried me TO post back
of the schoplhouse where they hitched
me good and tight After they had
found the keys IN my pocket. shout
ing like wild Indians they dashed
around the building. opened the door
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
VASSALBORO

CROSS hILL-Mr5. Emma Perkins.
who for several weeks has been visit
inE r ends in MasGac hEsetta. has re-
turned to her home
c. ". Mowers Of East vassalboro
Naa business caller n the place re-
can1ly.
Nj and Mrs, L. L. Jones If North
Nassalhorn were guests sunday of their
moti-sr Mrs Sarah Jones.
Mrs. Lettie Tohey returned to her
hcme ~aturtay, after passing several
GAYS with friends in Augusta.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
RED CROSS DRIVE
DRAGGING ALONG

Tho Fed Cross workers will CON
tInue their roil call drive tins week
Il least. in "a supreme effort 70 bring
Augusta total money gifts up to the
SD goo quota.
Tho treasurer. Rov WardweL. re-
ported last night that the sum total
IN cash ana pledges turned IN 70 HIM
so tat Is s4.43b2e, representing 3.2-Sg
Inemhers These arc official figures.
Reports turned N aince the last
table OF figures was published. show
ne following;
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Beauests 20 Charity

6bUUGstS 70 NHdFfY
The will of Marie L. Earnel Of Eid-
deford. sister OF the late Rev Mgr
Arthur \. Hanel Of St Joseph Ro-
man Catholic church. was fled for nro-
bale IN The York County Probate court
"Wednesday. Among other beuueets
was one for The founding OF an orpuar
ASYLUM IN this CT. Property N Mr~le
street will be sold and the proceeds
given 10 The ASYLUM. Bcquests we-e
made TO orphan asylurns III Lewiston.
Cue. st. Evacirthe. Portland and New
York. There were small requests 10
Catholic institutions in d number If
cities in New EnrIand ana Canada
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
Ttmss

am now entirely free trcm rheurne-
tIsIn. not an ache or u pain. and
give all the credit TO weldona,
Weldona brought ma back to health
after was given up and I cannot
praise II TOD highly"
Hundreds of other testimonials
prove this new remedy WeidDna
Is the Wonder Worker" for rheu-
marism. $1,000 If testimonials are
other than genuine or have been
purchased Send for the bpnk.
Germs Of RheumarIsm-Eow TheT7
Ti,-s-EInv They Die" Also well
dona Witness" They're free. 40
dress welduna Co. 1Se Boylstun St.
Boston. Mass. Weldona contains
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

vEST-Mi-s Ethel Leg. a student in
NJ G l., was weekend guest Of Mvris
Gerald.
:. ? Foster had the misfortune Mon
dav 10 TAIL. and seriously injure MS
rark
Miss Mar CARL is ver-- poori~
Mr.. ana MIS-. R W Rollins of BelfaEr
were sunday guests ot - p. Foster anu
e milv
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Eddie Rnush, the CincinnaL ou--
fielder carries with hIm two bats
that are ~ wears old. lie bought
them when he was an amateur play
er. and with a supegSttious feeling
ne always uses one Of them when
his SIDE needs timely hit. Nothing
would induce him To let another
PLAYER use them,
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Mrs Wesley H. Murray and Mrs.
c E. Murray we're passengers on the
sSs train THURSDAY morning. return
ing To Massachusetts, after a visit
with Mrs ", II. Malloy. ~ Court
street. They were accompanied 70
Portland by Mrs. c. z. Murray :
nieces. Mrs. W. H. MaIloy and Mrs
A p Hill
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

The auto fire truck answered a
still alarm at 40 Thursday after
noon for q chimney FIRE al the home
of Henry II Plummer, : Lambard
court. Three chemicals were used
Mr. Plunrner later presented the
tirensn with boz uf cigars for
which they extend their thanks
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

There will be no meeting of Lem
bard Camp 7. y. A. this Friday
evening The next meeting Will be
On Friday. Nov. :s
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

NJ and Mrs Dexter J. Toodrur- ard
Er ana Mrs James Mrore Of Jefferso .
were Sunday guests Of Mr.. ana Mrs
osEood Moore
Mrs Willard Cooper and children
7 ere recent guests OF her sister. Mrs
M;.rfa Partridge in North Whitehead
II lard C9n1er returned Monday from
yassaibcro. whore he went to help his
hrother-n-lHw. Ernest TAYLOR. gather
he remainder Of mis- farm produce. Mr..
Taylor's health Is very pnur ms fall
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

no dupe and no alcohol. weldona
can be had at FietChe-'s Pharrnac-.
240 Water 81. c. z. Murphy. 15T
Water ST. 2. T. Either. John Cough
liz. kennebec Bridge Augusta; c. r.
Haunaturd Z Son, Main St, Win
thrUp, William T, quinn. Halloweu.
Jackson's 5 Drug store, F, H. Hall. 81
Water ST. Manson & Church. Water
& Brldge SITS, Shoreys Pharmacy.
81. Water ST. Gardiner. and all re-
liable druggists everywhere Get 4
now-tudav. Every days delay Is
day Of suffering ADV.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Suffered From Rheuma mss
Unable % WaIk-Gives For
Recovery 20 Reme

tentment and complete happiness
10 q family man" S0ch was the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

Mrs J. T. Carolin of lewiston mas
returned To her. home after a short
visit in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

A photograph ~ the new Polish
postage stamp shows Paderewski
with his hair not neticeabiy cut. al
though perhaps ii has been trimmed
a little.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
LOCAL NOTICE

Armistice DAY photos by ManEur
IN displsy al Bowditch & Webster s
drug store. nev1Sd1f
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

DIR. L. J. Creaker has returned and
lis prepared TO do business at his
hume on the east side of the river.
Inquire of conductor of Togus car or
ri the little store ON Stone street.
Residence very near Stone street.
All cAlIs answered. Tel. 94S-M.
novl3dSt
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

The funeral servlces If he late John
Emerv were held frcm his hort
WedncsdaE InterInsnr WY al sand
Hi
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

and rang the hsI until -ou hove IN
sight"
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14

The Board of Health will offer free
vaccination ut City Hall on FridHy.
Nev Ia from $50 to 500 p. M. and on
Saturday from to I. A. M.
upvl2-lA-i1
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
w. ~. Mowers

The remains of the late William H
Mowers nj Eaverhill, Mass. were
brought 70 ths ulHce saturday eve
ming ara piared III the family lot al
Cente- TagE,aI bo-n
Daily Kennebec journal., 1919-11-14
SOMERVTLLE

7 a. Ms-ien of Wafe-v-'lle rsE
business caller on the hln Mondav
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ATE DEVELOPMENTS IN THE LOCAL SPORT WORLD :
OFFICIAL STATISTICS OF
CITY BASEBALL LEAGUE
AShcraftof Watson Building Team Leads the Hitting
and the Owens Team is Best in
Fielding

Individual and club batting verages
for the City League. have been com
puted and are printed below. The
averages include all games up to, but
not including the game yesterday.
Ashcraft, of the Watson building,
Individual and club batting averages
with the fine record Of seven hits in
ten trips TO the plate. Busam of the
West yirginian outfit comes second
with 572 percentage and Noble of the
Mining Machinery third with .555.
The Watson building easily carries
away the team hitting average, this
team having general percentage of
lS6 its closest rival being the B. G
Q. with 1853. Owens leads in the club
fielding averages with 1896 which Is
not such a bad record for an amateur
team.
The following figures tell the story
Of the first two weeks OF the city lea
que. aHa
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NIP AND TUCK
GAME IN CITYLEAGUE
Owens Team Defeats Mid
West By Seven to Six
Score.

One of the best games which has
been played in the City league came
off last night at South Side Park
when Umpire SANDY" Toothman
said play ball" and the Midwest
and Owens teams went on the field.
After seven innings of play, featul ed
by whirlwind ending by the Owens
nine, the score stood rs. with the
oottlemakers in the lead.
Until the sixth inning the box.
makers were ahead with a Ga count.
but it was in this frame that the
Owens organization came to them.
selves and with a little extra efforts
at the bat and number of costly err.
rors on the part of the boxmakers.
the Owens nine awoke in the seventh
frame to find themselves leading
by the narrow margin Of one run.
H. Carpenter did the twirling for
Midwest and Jeffries and Boise
were on the mound for owens. JEFF.
fries perhaps did the batter pitching
of the three, striking out a total OF
eight batsmen.
A feature of the game was the
improved playing of the Midwest
team, and as the optomistic owenite
would say: I'VE should have won
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McConkey Team to
Play Consumers Fuel

Sunday afternoon McConkey's base
ball team OF Wheeling will journey all
the way from Wheeling to Blackshere
park where they will meet the fast
Consumers Fuel company nine. One
Of the best games Of the season is
anticipated due to the fine record the
Wheeling team has already made this
season.
A few weeks ago the McConkey
baseball team came to Traction park
and defeated the Monongah team by a
2 70 score. The Downs boys In their
fight for the county championship. are
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Wesleyan. Defeats
The Wheelingg Team

King. star twirler for Wheeling. was
again humbled yesterday at Buckhan-
non when the Wesleyan ball team de-
feated him and his associates by
So score King was hit freely for a
total of ten safeties, while but four
hits were registered against F. Blake,
the Methodist twirler.
feature Of the game was the home
run by Beck, right fielder for the Wes-
leyan team, when in the second inning
he made a terrific clout to deep CEN
ter Held.
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Sport Chatter
BY The onlooker.

Pitcher Charlie Burns, RED" Belt,
short stop and George Decker, center
fielder are not with the Monongah
Glass team-this year, but according to
reports will be in the lineup before
long.
That Midwest team seems to have
some Of The West Virginians' luck
but they are playing Just the same.
Has anyone heard the result of the
Pennington clarksburg game at Farm
ington Sunday?
And tomorrow the West virginian
plays Monongah Glass. Watch out we
glassmak erhaseball-s sharks.
West yirginian players say they
are going to have surprise-but the
"onlooker can't imagine that.
Nc conkey had better watch his
step Sunday. What about it Rothlis.
berger?
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Stevenson Plays
B. & O. Team Tonight

At South Side park this evening be.
ginning at $3.50 p. M, there will be
baseball game between the Stevenson
and B. & o. teams.
The B. & o. team has been playing
good baseball in the last game or two
and Is going into the game this even
ing with every expectation of winning.
The Stevenson team made a good
start but sort Of spoiled their record
Saturday when they were defeated by
the Watson building team by large
score.
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Bertha Team Goes
Down Before Star City

To the tune of 1874 the Star City
baseball team on Sunday defeated the
Bertha team of the Consumers Coal
company. The game was featured by
the heavy hitting Of the Star City
nine.
Bertha scored in the first, fifth and
eighth innings, whiel the Star City
counted in every inning excepting the
third and fourth.
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determined to make a better record
and have invited the Wheeling team
to he their guests on Sunday.
Warrington and Lincoln district fan
dom has been turning out in large
numbers to support the Downs team
and one of the largest crowds of the
season is expected Sunday.
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Game Today.
Stevenson's VS.. B. & o.
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nits, Merrifield; Stolen bases, Gar.
rett. 2. l Boice, Jeffries. Maston. @.
Hit by pitcher, Carpenter. (cutlip)
Jeffries (Evans): Left on Bases,
Owens. 3; Midwest, 8.
First on Balls, off Carpenter 3.
Struck out, by Carpenter, 1; by
Jeffries s; by 1 Boice, 4.
Passed balls. Garrett, 2 Evans.
Umpire. SANDY" Toothman; atten-
dance, 100; time 1880.
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CITY LEAGUE.

Yesterdays Results.
OWENS q; Midwest, 6.
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Carefully and unusually we'll
made from heavy weight striped
blue overalling: blue grounds,
white stripes bibs come in sizes
4 to IA years; you may remember
the crowds that came the last time
we advertised these overalls at this
price; with coupon, 2 pairs for 81.
second floor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-10-30


ga Natiunilor Libere Associate
din New York, apelul publicat
mai JOS. care a. fost TRIMS prese-
dintelui Wilson. Apelul are de-
osebita importanta, intii pentru
Cd cazul Mexicoului oare cum
similar GU uncle incercari care
vor sa Sc pregateasca 81 in Romi-
MIA, 81 doua pentru ca aceleasi
interese care cauzeaza haosul din
Mexico, vor Sc puma nina distru
gatoare 81 pc capul neamului ro-
mieesc.
Apelul urmatorul:
Catra Onor. Woodrow Wilson
Presedinte al Statelor Unite din
America.
Washington, D. G.
Domnule Presedinte:
Adresfndu-ne d-tra ca Ameri-
cani leali asupra problemei Me-
xicane, aceasta Asociatie Sc sim
te ca are un drept peculiar de a
Sc folosi de indulgenta d-tra. Ii
ga Natiunilor Libere Associate, e
original compusa din un grup dc
cincizeci de redactori, publicisti
81 cunoscatori experti al legilor
internationale, 81 a fost fondata
de forta principiile fundamen-
tale a unel paci justi 81 durabile
asa cum este spus in cele patru-
sprezece puncte ale d-tra 81 in
vorbirile ce au urmat lor; lar a.
cum aceasta organizatie are la
2,4OO membrii. in Asociatia att
de mare ca a noastra, cuprinzind
in sine toate culorile de opinii
religioase 81 politMe, este un fapt
extra ordinar ca asupra principii-
lor bazice intotdeauna politica d.
ira fost sprijinita. Astfel sim
tim ca ne apropiem de d-tra ca
prieteni, recunoscindu-ne ca a.
tari, GU dreptul pc care un prize
ten dovedit il are cind vorbeste
de spune franc &c crede dntr q
criza att de mare ca aceea pc
care infatisam.
Este de prisos q striga pace
pace, cind nu este pace. Gu rati-
ficarea tratatului de pace Gu Ger.
mania inca sub discutie, este in
acest moment 0 grava primejdie
Cd guvernul nostru 81 poporul no,
|stru va fl fortat intr 'un nou rag.
boiu Gu Mexico. Crez1nd dupi
cum credem 81 acum in dreptates
cauzei in razboiul contra coali
ltiei Germaniei, moi credem Gu
10 egala sinceritate ca un razboil
contra Mexicoului, fara conside,
rare de pretexte. va Fl o rnina
pentru aceia tara, si Ia fel pen
Etru Statele Unite ale Americei
Pentru -, . inyazie ia aceia ta
IN, n timpal AZ iata poate arnn
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SENATOR PROPUNE CA.
S0LDATII SA FIE PUSILA'
LUCRU IN CAZ DE GREvA

WASHINGTON, 90 Oct. - Sc
natorul Thomas din Colorado a
cerut senatului ca Sc autorizeze
pc. preSedintele Statelor Unite ca
Sc poata intrebuinta soldAtii in
caz de greva la minele de car
buni ori calea ferata. Propunerea
aceasta a fost data comitetului
insarcinat ecu afacerile militare,
fara discutie.
Propunerea aceasta prevede ca
trupele federale ,,pot fl intrcbu--
intate Sc lucre munca esentiala
de continue operatiile ori faci-
Htatile ori ceea &c privestc CO.
merciul fntre state ori comercinl
strain care q fost abandonat, ca
un rezultat Al grevei, inshilersi
fabricei, ori alte tulburari mum
citoresti." /" /
,Soldatii, in acest caz vor primi
salarul regulat pc care Il capafa
lucratorii pc linga salarul .lui de
soldat.