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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

Cristi, arata ca pagubele eau
zate Sc ridica la enorma suma de
douazeci de miloane dolari.
Femeie detinuta in o hottie de
un million. - st. Louis. - Dina
FEMME Antonio, in etate de do
uazeci>si sase de ami, fost de-
tinuta in acest oras in urma unui
mandat de arestare dat de catra
prosecutorul din Kansas City,
banuindu-se ca 81 dinsa este i'm
plicata in hotia unor bonduri in
valoarea de un million de dolari.
Germanii lucra cite IA ore pc
Ii. - Londra. -, ,,Germania din
nou vrea sa invinga lumea", a
spus un vechiu membru al unei
mari firme din acest oras. IA
cum Gle curlnd m am lntOrS din
0 vizita facuta celor din Elvetia
Gu care avem legaturi comercia-
lie. Am intilnit acolo pc presedin-
tele unei firme de facut masini.
Fara fndoiala era german, Gu ca
pul lui patrat, 81 din cuvintele
lui ran pronuntate in frantuze-
ste, am pretins ca sunt pro-ger-
man, asa ca inceput sd vorbea-
sea limba lui. Mia spus ca in
toate districtele unde aliatii nu
au reprezentanti, lucratorii au re
fuzat timpul de opt ore 81 lucra
cite IA ore pc ri ca Sc cuprinda
negotul lumii.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
DIN FUCA CDNDEIULU|.

Dupa o socoteala facuta, care
nu-i departe de numarul correct,
cam zece preoti deal nostri vor
pleca in curfnd acasa. Uni din
Ell Sc vaita ca II 'au facut mimic.
Ia acolo citeva suite, de do
lari.H zic mnealor. Moi am face
0 propunere. Sa he dea fiecare
ce a agonisit in timpul cit au
stat in America 81 ne obligam
sa dam fiecarui cite zece mil de
dolari, 81 lasa Sc reminem de pa
CUBA. = Ce ziceti? Facem tram
pa?
81 fiindca veni vorba de afa-
ceri financiare, cred ca nu gre
sim daca reproducem ce zis
un Rominas deal nostri zilele tre-
cute 1ntr'un cerc de prieteni
-,.Se am banii GU care au fost sour
tati 81 jupiti Rom1nii earl au pie
cat pima acum din America, n 'aSi
fl un al doilea Rockefeller, dar
pima la sf1rsitul zilelor aSi pu-
tea Sc ma plimb GU bastonul pc
nina. Sc tai c1inilor frunza, 81 sd
traiesc ca un baron. - 81 GU toa-
te ca omul nostru inca n'avea
treizeci de ami, credem ca ma
gresit socoteala. char daca ar
trai cit Matusalem.
De mort mimic de cit de bine
Avem prilejul de anunta Ince-
tarea din viata a tarismului Ro-
minesc de prin provincii, care
| Isl va da obstescul >sfirsit la SIR
situl lunei acestia.
Sc zice, ba inca Sc afirma Gu
siguranta, ca par. Vasile Luca,
ciu a fost ales, numit, nu stim
cum Sc procedeaza in asemenea
afaceri, Episcop la anumlta e.
piscopie din Transilvania. Felici'
tarile noastre. - Norba ce Sc ia.
ce Gu denuntul capitanului Stol-
ca? Par'ca d-sa La acuzat ca d
vindut Banatul 81 are sal exclu
da din toate deregatoriile din ia.
ra?... 81 au fost colegi in mislu
nell. Cum Sc intoarce roata!
Cam asa ne miroase ca ma
multi domnisori oficiosi Isl prega-
tesc geamantanele de Dlecare. =
Nu-i vorba de semioficiosul ii
dublu exemplar d. Clenta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
|NFORNAT|UN|

Negotiable intre rosii 81 pc
loni intrerupte. = Copenhaga. =
Negociatiunile de pace care E.
rau in progres, imtre Bolsevisti,
Estonieni 81 Polonezi au fost de-
finitiv intrerupte, spune 0 depe-
sa trimisa prin telegrafia fara fir,
primita de catra Ibiroul de presa
Estonian.
M exista nici un tartat Sntre
Japonia 81 Germania. : Roma.
= Ambasada japoneza desmin-
tit stirea care spunea ca intre ia
ponio 81 Germania exista un tra-
tat secret.
Hot modern. = Cleveland. =
Hotul care fntrat in casa lul
Robert Proctor, ieri noapte, nici
nu atins lucruri nevrednice de
luat in seama ca juvaericale, ar
gintarii 81 altele de felul aces
tora.
Proctor a raportat ca pc cind
lipseau toti al easel, un hot a in
trat inlauntru 81 furat: un sac
de faina; douazeci de funti de
zahar; dol funti de unsoare; dol
funti de carne de vita, corfa
de patlagele 81 masura de car
! tofi.
in curind, pc cum Sc vede, no.
til vor deveni mai cuminti 81 vor
pune nina pc lucruri mai de va
loare ca aurul.
Caz de sinucidere. Whee-
ling George Molnar, in etate
de 25 ami, lucrator in fabrica din
Bellaire, s'a sinucis ieri seara,
tragfndu-si un glonte prin inima
Cadavful lui a fost aflat All
dimineata pc calea ferata, avind
capul taiat de restul corpului.
Politia crede ca s'a impuscat
pc cfnd sedea, sau mergea pc ca
lea ferata, astfel ca a cazut Gu
capul pc sina.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

crede de cuvina sd menna 81 mai depare funco
narea Lge Nationae credem ca cale aunci
vtor coDducator al Lgei Nationae Roma Americana
fe alesi dte membr Unune dintre muncitor dornc de
munca cuget cuat 81 hotar hcreze pentru bnele
aintarea neanului exprimat sectunea Lge din
Gary Ind, lar din amen carl vneaza glor interese per
fsonae 81 poetun inalte pc spnarea nuncitou Ro din
America
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
Teama mare ii Moscova.

Washington. - Dupa cum spune
presa din Stockholm un manifest
fost dat de catra sovietele din
Moscova prin care Sc cere gardei
rosii ca Sc fie Gu mare bagare
de seama 81 Sc la toate precauti
unile de proteja orasul.
Legea martiala fost sa fie pre-
clamata, 81 toti tinerii de Ia 1;
pima la II ami all fost chemat
sub steag de catra guvernul Dol
seyist.
spion german arestat. = &c
neva. = Arestarea recenta la Lu
sama a baronului Won Treck, ca
re s'a casatorit Gu fata contelu
Won Frankenburg, un prieten PEI
sonal al ex-Kaiserului, produ
mari temeri authorization elvetie
ne.
Treck, care a depus in bancil'
elvetiene suma de S2,00O,0OO d.
marci, este acuzat ca spion 81 a
gent ca Sc ajute la rasp1ndires
bolsevismului in Franta, Angli;
81 America. Sc raporteaza ca e
(, est suportat de catra guvernrl
german.
Treck care a fost capturat d'
catra Rusi, fost Internal in ST
IBERIA de unde a scapat trecinf
prin Japonia, America 81 Angli'
in timpul ra5boiului. Sprijinit d.
influente 1nalte a fost primit din
nou in regimentul sau.
Grey a plecat spre Statele u
mite. = Londra. = In aplausel
unui grup distins de oameni d.
stat, oficiali straini 81 prieteni il
frunte Gu Winston Churchill, Wis
contele Grey a parasit statiune'
Waterloo in drumul sau spre Sta
tele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24
Grey a plecat spre Statele u
Criza intre Belgia 81 Olanda.

Criza intre Belg1a 81 Olanda. =
Londra. = O depesa trimisa prin
telegrafia fara fir din Berlin, GU
data de Simbata spune ca amba
sadorul belgian din Haga find
rechemat, la fel 81 ambasadOrul
olandez din Bruxela a fost reche-
mat.
De mai multe orr s'a raportat
ca relatiile diplomatice dintre
Belgia 81 Olanda au fost serioa-
Sc, ca un rezultat al cererei ia
cuta de catra Belgia ca tratatul
din 1889 sa fie revizuit. Prin a.
eel tratat Olanda a anexat pro-
vincia sndica a.riului Scheldt.
Belgia cere indarat acest teri
tor, lar in schimb sa Use dea O.
landei diferite part din teritorul
german, unde Sc vorbeste limba
olandeza.
Scapat in ziua executed. = Pa
ris. - Tn comitet a fost numit
ca sc reexamineze documentele in
cazul lui Pierre Leonir, sub SEN
tinta acuzat ca a comunicat dus-
manului despre intentiile arma-
tel, fost scapat Vineri de la e.
xecutie prin apelul facut de sub
secretarul de la ministrul justiti-
Ell, M. Ignace.
Tn rapport va fl facut de acest
comitet care va Fl TRIMS prese-
dintelui Poincare.
Er' sss
Amiralul Colciag abzice. =
Londra. = Amiralul Colciag, se-
full tuturor guvernelor rusesti din
Omsk, a informal pc aliati ca el
demisioneaza in favoarea genera
lului Denikine, fruntasul fortelor
anti-bolseviste din sudul Rusiei,
dupa cum spune o depesa trimisa
prin telegrafia fara fir, de catra
guvernul sovietilor din Moscova.
Bomba pusa de rosii. = Tiflis.
= Generalul Buratoff, reprezen-
tantul in Georgia (tinut Rusesc)
al generalului Denikine, a fost
grav ranit,. lar generalul Odes-
ledize ranit mai usor de bonn
ba aruncata de rosii in automo-
bilul genralului Buratoff.
Argentina va da credit Teu-
tonilor. y Buenos Aires. Gu
vernului lisa cerut ca sc usure-
ze un imprumut de 800, 900, ,OO0
Germaniei, Gu care sc poata cum
para materiale brute din Argen-
tina. Creditul va fl similar Gu
acela dat aliatilor anul trecut,
Gu exceptia Cd Germaniei Use
cere ca Sc puma securftati.
Uraganul q cansat $40, ,000, 600
pagube. = Corpus Cristi. - Ra-
poartele primite din tinutul- de-
Jvastat din vecinState de Corpus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

Cam asa ne miroase ca mai
multi domnisori oficiosi Isl prega-
tesc geamantanele de plecare. =
Nu-i vorba de semioficiosul in
dublu exemplar d. Clonta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-24

In No. de er arafat fost scopul moral al nfln
tarii igei Rationale Romne Unrea tutuor orgnzatun
lor utuor eementelor romne ntr W sngur manunchu
intro singura organizatlune.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
FRANK LUKE POST |S
 LOOKING FUR \ HOME

The committee of the Frank Luke Post of the American Legion has been unable to find suitable quarters for
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
TOO LATE TO CLASSIFY

WANTED TO BUY a few choice Holstein cows either heavy milkers or close springers. Ask for Boothe, o. K. Corral. 311 N. Seventh Ave. 2t
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
DIAMOND MYSTERY
 |S STILL UNSIGNED
 AFTERLONC SEARCH

Five Hundred Dollars Reward
 for the return of my jewelry or in-
 formation leading to recovery or
 same. No questions will be asked.
 One diamond solitaire ring, one
 two stone diamond ring, one plat-
 mum little finger ring, one two
 stone diamond bar pin, one plati-
 mum and diamond Iavalliere, one
 diamond heart. Mrs. F. c. Tatum,
 Wenden, Ariz.
 The above advertisement in the Want Ad columns of The Republican the past few days has attracted considerable public attention to a diamond mystery that has baffled the best efforts of the owner,s of police and county officials and detectives to solve.
 The total value of the missing pieces of jewelry is said to make it one of the largest robberies of the kind reported to the Phoenix police officials in many years. The fact that $500 will be paid by the owner for information leading to their recovery is evidence that the jew elry is valued at no small sum.
 The diamonds first were missed late last winter, and search for them has been conducted increasingly since then. The jewels disappeared when Mrs Tatum came from her home in Wen den to Phoenix early last spring. She brought a trunk with her, and the dia monds had been placed in the trunk. But when the trunk failed to produce the gems the mystery started and the search has not slackened since that time.
 For a time Mrs. Tatum thought pos sibly she may have left the diamonds in Wenden, and she returned to her home and inaugurated a search from that end of the route. But an investigation made her certain that the diamonds had been placed in the trunk and had come to Phoenix.
 It frequently had been the custom of Mrs. Tatum to carry the diamonds in a chamoiS pocket of a certain gown This particular gown had been taken from the trunk in Phoenix and sent to a dressmaker for alterations, and later to cleaner. The search here has ex- 1 tended to the dressmaking shop and tC 1 the cleaner, but without avail. Not the l slightest trace of the missing diamonds l has been found.
 ! However, Mrs. Tatum has not giver up hope of recovering her gems, anC the reappearance of the offer of S50t reward and no questions asked for in formation concerning them after thes. many months since the disappearance, leads some to believe that some new clew to the missing gems has appeared
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

 acres, just time MUST offering
 The interest Santa Cruz Valley Farms becoming widespread land selling available hail agricultural of the
 
  products impossby making demand climate F months growing deep worked so practical irrigation sem mainline transportation and
  its commercial, social and Before they farmers M it's half good we'll buy When they and investigate they underestmaed everything It is twice good said it ws' Railroad cheerfuly representations Free illustrated booklet by return mail Edwin K. Post Company
 Tucson, Arizona 5 South Central Ave. Phoenix
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

of through routes across the state, except for such roads as were logical portions of through routes across the state either east and west or north and south, and forming parts of through or connecting routes to serve large portions ofthe state. and connect ing up with other main highways. UR- der this policy, State Engineer Mad dock last night stated that it is unlikely that the Federal aid asked for will be recommended.
 The Six Projects
 The six projects for which Federal aid has been asked for are as follows:
 Northern avenue, Glendale to Cave creek road, seven miles. Federal aid asked, sS1,7 ,750.
 Phoenix -Scottsdale road, five miles, Federal aid, s59,479.
 Hanson station and Chandler, 6.6 miles, Federal aid, $77,S71.
 Phoenix and Cave Creek, IA miles Federal aid, S74133. Mesa Goodyear highway, IF 1-2 miles Federal aid, $142,320 Laveen- Phoenix highway, 10 miles Federal aid s143,037.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
Phoenix Lodge No. 2 K. of P.

The attention is called of every mem- Der of Phoenix Lodge No. ? and visit ing members to the installation of our new officers next Friday evening, July H. The entertainment commit tee is preparing refreshments and will try and make the evening a pleasing one.
 We should all try to be present and give our officers an encouraging start for the next six months.
 We have work in the first rank July 18th, and several applications are in the hands of our secretary. Remem- Der our dispensation is in force. Try to bring in an application next Fri day night to keep the good work go- ing forward
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
LOCAL PLEDGES FOR B|G NEW HOTEL HERE
 ALMOST ALL PAID IN

The entire s1OO,OOO offered to Phoe- nix investors as their share of the stock in the projected million dollar hotel to be erected on the site of the old Central School building has been subscribed. Most of the amount has been paid in, and the remainder pledged has been promised to be paid into the bank Monday, cleaning up 'the local ehd of the enterprise en- tirely.
 This information came from the Jordan and Grace realty firm yester- day, and with it the statement that as soon as the remainder of the local subscriptions are paid in arrangements will be completed to remove the old school building now on the grounds.
 The old central school building. used as the War Work building now stand ing on the site of the projected new hotel will either be sold outright as it stands, to be removed within d short stated period, or will be removed by contract made by Jor- dan and Grace. The building was in tspected by one firm yesterday with a purpose of bidding on it, and other firms will look it over early this week.
 The wrecking of the present build ing is expected to take but few weeks, and the building company intends, according to announcement to begin excavations for the big new hotel building at once.
 Plans for the new hotel, which will occupy the block between Monroe and Van Buren streets on Central avenue are now being drawn by Postle and Fischer, Chicago hotel architects, and are expected to be ready in a few weeks. M. T. Grier, head of the com pany that is to operate the hotel, is understood to be leaving shortly fol Chicago to consult with the architect: ca details of the plans, especially those having to do with climatic con
 ditions and consequently with the com fort of the guests
 The plans for the hotel call for nine story structure of 300 rooms, eacl with bath, with every modern detai and convenience of hotel construction A roof garden is to be included.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

the office and club rooms of the post. The old Central school building where the veterans are now quartered will be torn down soon to make way for the new million dollar hotel
 Lyman Peters, chairman of the house committee, is very much per plexed over the situation. Sugges tions of suitable and available rooms will be welcomed and should be com municated to Chairman Peters al Greene and Griffins' offices on First avenue.
 Use The Republican Classified Passs for results-read for profit.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
ASk FEDERAL ND OF S578,590 TO
 BUILD SIX ROADS
County Highway Commis-
 sion Files Application for Government Money with State Road Department

The Maricopa county highway com mission has filed with the state high way department applications for Fed eral aid for the construction of six diff ferent road projects in the county. The total mileage of the proposed highways is 47.35 miles, and the total amount of Federal aid asked is $57S, ,590.
 It is understood that none of these six projects is on any east and west highway.
 Some time ago Thomas Maddock, state engineer announced as the policy )f the state highway department, that nc would not ask for federal aid for roads in any county in the state except for such roads as were logical portions
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

HUSKY BOY over Is, wants work can drive truck and is well acquainted with city. Phone 3333 D
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

the coast and will be brought in for arrangement on his return.
 r. c. Struckmeyer, counsel for the defense, asked for time in which to file another brief when the case was called by Justice De Souza yesterday County Attorney L. M. Laney re- sisted "unduly prolonginS the case, which he declared should be dis patched at once. He said that he wanted to be indulgent but that both sides had been heard from. The court stated that was his opinion and held the defendant to answer.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

Very truly yours,
 F. M. STALLARD.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
DUNBAR Is HELD TO SUPERIOR COURT IN
 M|LNES LIBEL CASE

John O. Dunbar, editor and owner swer to the superior court yesterday on the charge of criminal libei which grew out of an article appearing in his paper in which the writer referred to P R. Milnes, secretary to Governor Compbell as a degenerate. In hold ing Dunbar to the higher court, Justic De Souza placed his bond at $500
 The case will probably come to trial before Judge Stanford in the early autum. MT. Dunbar is at present on
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
IN SANTA CQUz VALLeY, ARIZONA aReAD e.M.STALLAROS LeTTeR a
June Sth, 1919.

R
 Tuscon, Arizona.
 GentemnAfter having carefully investigated Santa Cruz convinced better raising farming here than became interested in project through contained therein by the this conditions bought 80 confident will than double value in me paying large of interest of irrigation the you like of beautiful and has the best of educational advantages
 Very truly yours,
 F. M STAIIAARD
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
HONOR AMONG THIEVES

He stole a kiss, but gave it back, And now that girl believes That there is still some honor left Among some sort of thieves.
 -Yonkers Statesman.
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06
A EUPHONISM (Boston Transcript

Didn't l see MT. Ledfoot dancing with you at the party?"
 That's what he called it.'
Arizona republican., 1919-07-06

JUST TO MAKE FEM HOMELIKE
 All of the ice cream soda parolrs will soon be putting >in family en frances.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28

night in a cool place. Now fill the
paste into one-half pint all-glass
jars and adjust the rubber and par
TALLY tighten the lid. Place in
hot water bath and process for forty
five minutes. Cool, seal and then
store in a cool place.
This method saves the long period
of boiling which is necessary to re-
move thq excess water and reduce
the tomatoes to a thick paste.
Use the water extracted from the
tomatoes for making vinegar. Place
in stone jug and add to every gal
lon two pounds of brown sugar. Stir
to thoroughly mix and then cover
with piece Of mosquito netting and
set in the sun until the fermenta-
ton ceases. Strain into jugs and
store.
To Can Creole Sauce
When the garden is teeming with
plenty of fresh vegetables this is the
time to prepare a dozen or more
jars Of the popular sauce. Having
it prepared and ready for instant
use will be found to be a splendid
culinary thrift. If the family is
small use one-half pint jars for this
and all other specialtieS. This pre-
vents waste. Also any leftover
creole sauce may be used for MAX
ing soups or added to the stock pot.
Wash and cut into small pieces
one basket of tomatoes. Peel and
cut into bits one-half peck of onions.
Remove the seeds and chop fine fif-
teen green peppers. Place the to-
matoes, onions and peppers in
large preserving kettle and bring to
boil and cook slowly for one and
One-half hours. Cool and then rub
/ through a colander. Return to the
kettle and cook until thick; then fill
into jars and adjust the rubber and
lid and partially tighten the lid.
Place in hot water bath and proc
ess for forty-five minutes. Remove
and proceed as directed for canning
/ tomatoes.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28

you to work at? How much do tbcy
pay while learning? How long does if
take to become one? If there is anv-
thing else you would like to tell me
about how to become "A nurse | will be
glad to hear it. C.S
You must be eighteen before YOU car
he a nurse. Call up any of the hosDitals
in town. you will find a list of them
under "Hospitals," in the business seq
tion of the telephone hook. and ask fo,
the head nurses, in order to find ont ms,
where to apply, and to get definite in
formation about all of your questions
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1919-07-28
THE WOMAN WHO MAKES YOU
SWALLOW YOUR OWN WORDS
Must Sit Up Nights Trying to Remember What You Said
Eighteen Years Ago
THE Woman Who Traps You is out

THE Woman Who Traps You is out
L on her front porch rocking her NAL
tese kitten. Then you do believe"
she has just said that there is some
thing in all this talk about the
Joneses?" There is no answer except
the crcaking back and forth of her
own rocker.
"Why. you only live three doors
away from them she continues.
You must have heard all that excite
mcnt the other evening. Weren't you
homc?'
Yes" you say. Eve were home"
because you're not quick enough to
think ahead to lie.
"Well. didn't you hear anything?"
And there you are, you are trapped.
Sealed, signed and delivered by the
woman who seems to have nothing else
in life - do but sit and rock and
make other women talk about things
they would far rather not discuss OF
as side line "eat their own words.
! am sure you know this woman
am trying to describe. There is al :
ways one of her dt least sin every
ncighborhood and in every circle OF
society. She has the power to render
you absolutely helpless because she
asks you questions pointblank and yo,
are too simple minded and honest tc
know how to cvade them.
She is the friend of longstanding
who sits in your living room and says
"Oh, l hear Jack Say So is going t,
marry a widow and her husbands onl,