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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
AL CETIT D-TA?

All cetit D-Ta, datele istoricc
din articolul nostru de fond din
numarul SO? Datele acestea In
semnate din viata neamului nos
tru, aici in America, numai din
,Calendarul National lie poti a.
fla. Daca voiesti Sc stii toate Pc
ripetiile fnsemnate, fie bune,. fie
rele, prin care a trecut pc vre-
muri neamul nostru romInesc, d.
tunci nu numai pentru D-ta,
dat 81 pentru cei de acasa al
D-Tale nu uita att comanda
unul dintra frumoasele ,,Calen-
dare Noui'' de la d-nul loan Jivi-
Banatanu. Pretul calendarulni e.
ste numai de IS cent?; dar folosul
lui este de IS dolari de mare.
Grabeste pima nu tree 81 cele 200
pc carl lie mai avem din cele
5000. Adresa la care sa trimiti
banii este: /. Jivi-Banatanu, 5705
Detroit Avenue, Cleveland, Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
POSTA ADMINISTRA!lEi
Onor. societatii u. r. Ard.

Onor. societatii ~. r. Ard. &
Transilvaneana" Alliance, Ohio
- Awful d-tra pentru inmormin-
tare a sosit la moi Luni seara la
orele 6 p. M. end ziarul de Marti
era deja la posta.
Deci in numarul de Mercuri ar
Fl fost fnzadar ca sa mai pn-
blicam.
Salutari.
D-lui s. zentler, Pittsburg, Pa.
Ne bucuram de scrisoarea d-tra.
Harta nu s'a tiparit inca, hotarlt
la timpul sau veti putea vedea a
nuntat in ziar.
D-lui Nick Josim, Pittsburgh.
Pa. - Fara adresa veche com
plecta ne pare foarte rau ca nn
putem. Asteptam dar ambele a
drese complecte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
maruntiSuri.

0 multime de patriot cred ca
pot servi cinstit in noua pozitie CO,
va Fl creata de a gusta toate beu-
turtle ce Sc banuieste ca sunt al
coolice.
Noul triumvirat din zilele noas-
tire e: Lenine-T -Trotzky- Cucuila.
Am auzit ca s'a scris piesa
teatrala care bazata pc ideea
pocaitilor, adeca, dupa cum Sc
zice ca pocaitii au 0 noapte consa-
crata ,,impreunarii singelui" pie
sa poarta numele: ,,impreunarea
neamului' de sigur autorul a
fost pocait.
Find vorba de piese teatrale
- produsul autorilor din aceasta
tara 81 fiindca drumul des-
chis spre Rominia, rugam pc au-
tori ca sd te trimita cite capo-
de-opera la redactie ca sa trimi-
TEN la Academia Romina spre pre-
micre.
Acei ce an scriS piese istorice,
sunt rugati a trimite cite o bucata
d-lui IOrga, care ca iStoric, cred
ca are sd fnvete multe de la au-
tori nostri.
Sc poate ca multimea sd nu site
exact ce vrea de la liga natiuni-
lor. insa eli stu un lucru 81 anume
ca vor pace 81 inca cit Sc poa-
te de multa.
lara 81 lara. paSapoartele tire.
bue date indarat la oameni de ca.
ira agent, altfel vor fl dusi pc
la icoane.
Acei ce loveau in Liga Natio
nala au facut tOcmai ca tlganul
ce STA taiat creanga de sub pl
cioare - i'm loc sd Sc bage pc sub
pieIea sectiunilor, ele fncep 81
trimiti la proteste unde dai $
unde creapa9
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
COMUNIST1I GER M0ARTEA
LUZ NOSKE.

BASEL, II Martie. 0 de-
pesa din Berlin spune ca La Q
adrlnare a consiliului sovietelor,
comunardul Hersuch, creut ca
Gustave Noske, fostul governor
din Kiel, ministru de razboi 81
dictatorul din Berlin, din decnr-
sui revoltelor spartacienilor, sd
fie condamnat la moarte.
Rapoartele de la Weimar spun
ca Philip Scheidemann, leadarul
majoritatii socialistilor, protes-
tat contra propaganda America
ne numindu-o ca o vio]are a
principiilor decentralization, el a
declarat ca cei de pc Rim vor ca
sd ramfna germani 81 pc mai
departe.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
REFIECTI
fMPRUMUTUL vICToRIEI.

Ministrul de finante, d-nul
Glass da tarei informatiile pc ca
re deja lea asteptat - ell spune
ca campania pentru al cincilea
orr Victory Liberty
Loan'' va fncepe la 81 Aprilie 81
va tine pima la 10 Maiu. Certifica-
tele vor Fl note pc un timp foarte.
scurt, in loc de bonduri pc 0 lun-
ga duratie, ce vor avea maturi-
tate nu mai lunga de cinci ami de
zile. Asupra intereselor nu fost
decis pima acum; 81 nici despre
suma bondurilor nu Sc site sigur.
Raportul secretarului arata ca
cumintenia congresnlui de lasa
aceste detailuri la discretia mi
nistrului de finante. Aceasta in
sd Sc explica ca congresul nu a.
vut timp ca sd Sc amestece 81 in
aceasta din cauza conditiilor din
congress in ultimul timp. Daca Sc
natul ar fl avut mai multi timp, a.
tunci de sigur s'ar fl amestecat 81
in aceste detailuri cum S 'au ames-
tecat 81 in imprumuturile de mai
inainte.
Dupa cum este legea acum, mi
nistrul de finante are autorltatea
de fixa interesele ce e>sa Sc pla-
teasca pentru aceste certificate,
cum 81 suma ce Sc fie Oferita la
fel 81 privtlegiul ca aceste bonduri
sd fie scutite Gle dari, dupa cum
crede ell Cd mai bine. Ca cap a!
departamentului de finante jude
cata lui este de mai mare valoa
re ca ori care majoritate din con-
gres, in particular cind aceasta
majoritate incearca ca sa-si exer-
citeze cmintenia in ultimele sap
tamfni inainte de inceperea cam
PANEL.
De Marta viitoare in cinci sap
tamini campania va incepe Tot
sunt rugati, prin cuvintele d-lnl
Glass ;. ca inca odata sd dee spri-
iinul Tor guvernnlui Gu scopnl ca
acest mare imprumut sa rezulte
in un success enorms' ST nu este
nici indoiala ca toti yor-ras-
punde la acest APPEL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

Furarea unei s0be in care ardea
focul. - Evanston, Ill. in CARA
de aici an intrat niste bandit me-
cunoscuti 81 an fnrat soba de in
calzit, lin care ardea un mare foe
de carbuni. Sc crede ca ar fl lu-
alto in vre-o caruta asa cum era,
GU foe ell tot.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

Ucisi de uragan. Vicksburg,
Miss. - I'm uragan inspaimfnta-
tor care trecut prin partile acc
stea a<ucis opt persoane 81 ra-
nit alte cincisprezece. Afara de a.
ceasta a mai cauzat pagube mate
riale in valoare de 100000 de
dOlari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

Calcata de tramvai. Cleve-
land, Ohio. - Pc fata Stella Cos
XII, in etate de trei ami, calcat-o
nn tramvai aproape de casa pa
rinteasca. llpa ri de suferinte
a murit in spitalul st. Alexis.
Fusese scoasa de sub tramvai ell
capnl spart.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

dat impreuna numele s adresa agentula r trnte a.
cese IA acest zar nstiinta pc 0eni ni Uncle
Sam.
Az Il ineresan daca s'ar sti cit de muI An din aces
OOO ce Sc inseaa annual fost stoT9
nostr 81 din orasele ande sunt colon rom toate
lie s'au fAcut in detrimental banclor III X nta conner
ciantilor 81 afacefilor legme. IA Eel nr st
citi dintre noi se afa IA lista EpitoriloraS
Sa grijim O. sa eyitam perderile suiS1 {eil
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

dintr'o CARA. Atlanta, Ga. -
All noapte all ars magaziile de
maria de pc lmia Southern Rail
way, carl sunt situate la o mica
departare de aici. 1nnaltii func-
tionari al cailor ferate anunta ca
paglbile facute de acest foe Sc ur-
ca la suma de 1000, 1000 de dolari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

Jill luuIC h4u SpuICd Ay HdIt
Greenburg fnaintea judecatornlui
de la un tribunal local. ,,Nu prea
am timp sa-ti fac compliments
pentru bunatatca ta'', Ia zis ju-
decatorul. Mai bine sa nu te mai
prind in casa sotiei tale; sal pla-
testi o fntretinere de Is dolari pc
saptamina 81 sa dai o amenda de
100 de dolari 81 cheltuielile de ju-
decata".
Ucisi de uragan. ~ VicksIburg,
Miss. - I'm uragan inspaimfnta-
tor care a trecut prin partile acc
stea a<tlcis opt persoane 81 a ra-
nit alte cincisprezece. Afara de a
ceasta a mai cauzat pagube mate
riale in valoare de 100000 de
dolari.
Prima aniversare in 48 de ami.
- Mulhausen, Alsacia. - Orasul
acesta fost impodobit ieri peste
tot GU drapele pentru ca STA SER
bat a 121 aniversare de la unirea
eli GU Franta. O mare multime de
lume fost de fata la trecerea tru
pelor in revista de catre generalul
Gouraud, care a decorat pc prima-
rul Wolff. Primarul, multumind
generalului pentru decoratie, a
spus ca aceasta era prima ri in
patruzeci 81 opt de ami cfnd oraSul
Isl putea serbia aniversarea in Ii
bertate.
Armata germana. - Coblenz. -
Conform rapoartelOr primite Ia
departmental statului, armata
germana de pc frontul de est Sc
compune dintr I'M numar de 1870
1000 de oameni, lar cea din interior
din 10000. In numarul celor de
pc frontul de est Sc includ 81 foar.
te multi voluntari 81 oameni din
vechile regimente carl inca n 'au
mai fost liberati pima acum.
Un nou cabinet austriac. = Co.
penhaga. - Comitetul principa,
al ansamblului national austriac
s'a invoit Gu unanimitate sd in
sarcineze pc cancelarul Renner Gu
formarea unui nou cabinet.
Alte ravagii ale uraganului. -
Oklahoma City, Okla. = 0 puter.
nica furtuna care bintuit jude
tul Kingfisher noaptea trecuta q
ucis trei persoane 81 ranit alte
citeva. Stilpii 81 sirmele de elec.
trica 81 telegsaf sunt doborite Ia
pamint, lar pagubile nu Sc cunost
pima in prezent.
Arderea magaziilor de marta
dintr'o CARA. Atlanta, Ga. -
All noapte all ars magaziile dt
maria de pc limia Southern Rail
way, carl sunt situate la mica
departare de aici. fnnaltii func
tiOnari al cailOr ferate anunta cd
pagubile facute de acest foe sc ur
ca la suma de 100000 de dolari
Moartea a dol aviatori. - Ho
uston, Tex. Locotenentii Ro
bert Morsmach-si 81 O. Davidson al
fost ucisi Dumineca pc cind aero
planul in care calatoreau a cazut
linga Richmond. Eli faceau ser
viciu la cimpul de aviatie dir
San Antonio 81 nenorocirea lis "a
fntimplat in timp ce incercau III
sbor de exercitiu. Autoritatile fac
ancheta pentru aflarea defectulu
care a pricinuit caderea.
Furarea unei sobe in care ardea
focul. = Evanston, Ill. - In CARA
de aici au intrat niste bandit ne
cunoscuti 81 an fnrat soba de in.
calzit, lin care ardea un mare foe
de carbuni. Sc crede ca ar fl lu-
alto in vre-o caruta asa cum era
Gu foe cu tot.
Coborirea stsasului german. =
Santiago, Chile. - Garda militia.
ra a primit ordin de la ministrul
de razboi sa oblige pc marinarii
Germani a coboff steagul lor dc
pc vapoarele gerznane internate
in apele Chiliene. S'a anuntat Cd
vapoarele acestea vor fl predate
~ %.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
|NF0RmATIUNI

Aur rusesc in Suedia. - Stock
holm. Bancile suedeze tin anr
rusesc in valoare de 50,O00,0 900 de
dolari, bani pc carl guvernul ce a
urmat dupa eel al tarului la fri
mis- in Suedia pentru pastrare ST.
gura. Acum, fiindca Russia este
Impartial intro duzina de guver-
ne, baneile suedeze nu voesc sa
mai plateasca acest aur la eel ce
l-au depus, de oare ce Ell nu mai
reprezinta Russia.
Cal electrizati. - Cleveland, o.
- Dol cal mfnati de carutasul Jo-
seph Sigmund, pc cind treceau Gu
caruta pc ulita dintre E. AZ 81
e. 49-th Street, au cazut deodata
morti la pam1nt l1nga un stilp de
electrical. Politistii an aflat ca Gu
citeva ore mai fnainte un alt cal
fusese sguduit de curentul elec-
trio, dar care nu NURSE. Ulita
fost 1nchisa 81 electricianii experti
cauta sa afle de unde vine curen.
tul.
Un barbat barbar. Chicago,
Ill. ,,Nu fumez, nu tin tutun in
gura 81 nici nu beau, att doarI
ca-mi bat nevasta de doua ori pc
ri. Cred ca sunt eel mai bun sot
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
fnnebunit ds influsnta.

fnnebunit ds influsnta. Gle
veland, Ohio. William Monas-
ky a iesit pc fereastra spitalului
st. Alexis, s'aeoborit JOS pc un
stilp de telegrx 81 . luat la fu-
90 pc stradk a flnbracamintsa
de noapte. Mop6lki fusese adus la
spital bolnav N INF fluenta 81 fnne-
,bunise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19

din lume" Asa spunea Lyman
GreenIburg fnaintea judecatorului
de la un tribunal local. ,,Nu prea
am timp sa-ti fac compliments
pentru bunatatea tass, Ia zis ju-
decatorul. Mai bine sa nu te maj
prind in casa sotiei tale; sal pla-
testi 0 fntretinere de Is dolari pc
saptamina 81 sa dai o amenda de
100 de dolari 81 cheltuielile de ju.
decata".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-19
Coborirea stessului german.

Santiago, Chile. - Garda militia
ra a primit ordin de la ministrul
de razboi sa oblige pc marinarii
Germani a coborf steagul lor de
pc vapoarele germane internate
in apele Chiliene. S'a anuntat ca
vapoarele acestea vor fl predate
Statelor Unite.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03

PARIS, April 2.-(By The Associated Press)-President Wilson and the pre- miers in conference at the White House" today decided to send to South Hungary for inforamtion concerning the situation and to remove the misun- derstanding that has arisen regarding the frontiers of new states. It has been said that the revolutions have largely been brought about by a mistaken mo- (tion regarding the intentions of the al lied commission in Hungary.
 The council continued it's consider alton of separations today. There is no indication of final decision, but it was said some progress was made Re- responsibilities for the war also were fur ther discussed. This question has in troduced a fresh element of delay, as the committee on responsibilities was unable to reach unanimous decision.
 President Wilson today received a letter from King Alfonso approving the league of nations and expressing Spain's desire to join with the United States in this respect.
 King Albert, of Belgium will call on President Wilson tomorrow afternoon at o'clock to discuss the interests Of Belgium now before the council and also to request the location of the seat of the League of Nations Tn Brussels, a matter in which the king is deeply in- terested
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
IRepubIican A. p. Leased wire1

FLAGSTAFF, Ariz., April 1.-Two sons of the Navajo Indian chief Uatil- tommy, said to be the confessed mur- derers of Charles Hubbell, whose charred body was found March 23 in the smouldering ruins of his trading post near the Indian village of Oraiba, 45 miles north of Winslow. Arizona, tonight are barricaded in a cave in the mountains, 125 miles northeast of this city, armed and ready to die rather than surrender to the sheriffs posse which will leave Winslow early to- morrow morning in an attempt to bring them back to face trial. Two other Navajos, acting on their tribal belief that the Indian who injures a white man must be made to atone lest evil befall the tribe, brought this word to Winslow.
 The two Navajos who brought in the first information of the hiding place of the men believed to have killed Hnbbell, said they took the trail of the murderers the night the crime was committed and tracked them to their stronghold 55 miles northeast of Cedar Springs in one of the most in accessible sections in northern Arizona.
 Chief .Uatiltonny's two sons, say the trackers, both speak good English, one of them having been educated at the Blue Canyon school in Navajo county.
 When trailed to the mountain cave, they agreed to hold a barley with their stalkers, whom they told they never
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
Sky Clearing OUer World
 Of Business
Republican A.P. Leased Wlre1

WASHINGTON. April 2.-Improve- ment in general business conditions and the continuance of an undertone of confidence in the essential strength and soundness of the country's econo- mic position was reported today in the federal reserve boards review of the business situation toward the end of March.
 In all federal reserve districts, the price situation was said to be still the controlling factor in business condi- tions and outlook. While the actual situation had not changed fundament- ally, symptions were reported pointing to an improvement in future prospects and to a more complete readjustment of business to normal conditions. A continuous, though moderate decline of prices was noted.
 Equally important as the decline in prices, it was said, has been the fact that the public at large has apparently given up expectations of immediate and decisive declines"
 Great diversity of conditions was found to exist in the manufacturing field with unsettlement articNiaxiy in cotton manufacturing and iron and steel.
 Tn connection with the manufac- turing situation there is to be noted a distinct improvement in the labor and employment outlook" the review said Returning soldiers are being generally re-employed, although there is diff culty in placing those who desire high CT wages and better employment than they had before entering the army.
 Tn the agricultural districts a large demand for labor is opening due to the prospects of excellent crops. On the Pacific coast the problem of unem- ployment is still serious, but in some sections it is believed that by May 1, the entire labor surplus will have been absorbed.
 Reports from the producing districts continue to be very satisfactory. In the west and middle west. it is stated that the condition of winter wheat is excellent and some quarters the best that has ever been recorded for the month of March.
 Tn the livestock market the situa- tion is reported as bright. The aver age price of cattle and hogs has ad- vancedvvery considerably over a year ago. The price of meats has ad- vanced."
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
AerOplaneS
 H Neu Army
 87Squadr0nS
Republican A. p. Leased WireJ

WASHINGTON, April 2.-Army re- organization plans upon which the war department is working, it was learned today, provide for an air service with approximately 1,700 airplanes in actual commission and a. minimum available reserve of 3,400 additional planes. This is based upon the proposed military establishment of 5000 men in which total the air service personnel will be 1928 officers and 21,S53 men. The or ganization tables show that the air forces on a peace basis will be com prized of S7 service squadrons of which 42 will be assigned to coast defense work in the United States and insular possessions; 20 will be pursuit squad rons and 25 observation and bombing squadrons. The typical army airplane squadron includes IS planes in service and their personnel.
 The tables also call for the mainten- ance of 42 balloon companies divided into three wings of fourteen companies each
 The general plan of the army reor- ganiZation calls for 21 divisions, in- cluding one cavalry unit of nine regi- ments to be formed into five army corps, each to be commanded by lieu tenant general. To each corps will be attached five observation and bombing squadrons of airplanes and four pur- suit squadrons, representing a wing formation for each type of machine
 Machines in sufficient number to equip all of the air units planned are being stored at the various aviation fields that are being retained by the government. Storage capacity has been provided for approximately 5000 complete planes not including those in service or in immediate reserve with the. squadrons. In addition, airplane motors by the thousands have beer stored, the upkeep of any unit in ser vice requiring three or four extra mo. tors per plane.
 So far as the government is con. cerned, it appears likely that the sur plus will be disposed of eventually al whatever loss, since to man each ma chine would mean the building of new storage facilities and increased person nel without any assurance they would ever be of any value. The trainins planes are already out of date anC anticipated development of new types will mean that they will be out of com mission soon.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
WITH OR WITHOUT LAWYER CASE GOES ON

NEW YORK, April 2-Notwith- standing the absence of counsel for the defense, the trial of Albert Paul Fricke, a naturalized American citi zen indicted on a charge of treason, was ordered to proceed by Federal Judge Mayer today after a series of delays following his indictment last December. When twelve tentative jurors had been selected, the trial was adjourned until tomorrow and Judge Mayer announced that William H. Daly, one of the absent lawyers would have to show cause why he should not be punished for contempt of court be- cause of "dilatory conduct"
 Prick for years the representative in this country for a German toy maker, is specifically accused of aiding Her mann Vessels, alias Carl Rodiger, de- scribed as a spy and secret agent of the imperial German government" and of making false statements to conceal the activities of Vessels and Mms. Marie K. de Victorica, another alleged German spy now in custody here. He was indicted with the two latter, Jeremiah O'Leary and others.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
MURDERERS' IF CHA5. HUBBELL
 ARE AT BAY IN 4 MOUNTAIN GAVE

would be taken alive. The refugees story, according to the two Nayajos who arrived at Winslow, was that on the night of the killing, Hubbelrs dog bit one of them as they approached his trading post near Oraiba- They asked Hubbell to tie the animal and when he refused, quarrel started. Then, they allege, Hubbell shot at them twice, after which they killed him, poured kerosene on the body and set fire to the post.
 In opposition to the Indians story, people around the trading post say no shots were heard the night Hubbell was killed. The revolver which Hub his pillow was taken by the Navajos, so the two Indians who returned here said.
 At Winslow tonight, Sheriff liar rington of Coconino county, and Sher- if Harp of Navajo county are organ izing heavily armed posse which will leave early tomorrow morning to arrest the two murder suspects.
 Hubbell's brother former states Senator Lorenzo Hdbbell. who speaks the Indian language fluently, likely will accompany the posse.
 Charles Hubbelfs body was found the night of March 2S lying beside his cash register in the ruins of his burned trading post It was suspected at the time that Indians had robbed the post. killed Hubbell . and burned the building to hide the double crime
Arizona republican., 1919-04-03
.bUR[ESON LOSES ANOTHER ROUND WITH THE STATE
Pennsylvania Judge Holds That, War Over, Admins tration May Not Ignore Orders of Public Service Commissions
Republican A. p. Leased Wire1

HARRISBURG, Pa, April 2-The commonwealth of Pennsylvania won it's second round today in the injunc ton proceedings to prevent Post master General Burleson, acting as the federal operating agent of the Bell Telephone company, from raising telephone rates in this state. Judge Kunkel of the Dauphin county court, handed down an opinion in which he continues, unable to complete the final hearing of the preliminary in junction granted against the Bell com pany at the preliminary hearing.
 Judge Kunkel goes into the case at length and 1t is his opinion that neither the president nor the post master general was acting officially in changing the rates or tolls but that they acted beyond the scope of their powers
 There is no attempt to deny the power of the president to operate the lines for war purposes, but Judge Kunkel says:
 The rates he charges others whom he may permit the use of the lines while under his control would seem to have no real relation whatsoever to his use of the system for all proper war purposes. Hence it would appear that his attempt to change the rates and enforce rates which are not ap- proved by the state authorities is wholly outside his power
 Further the court says:
 When the president attempts to use the defendants lines and it does not appear that it is for war purpose but on the contrary appears to be for a purpose having no apparent or di- rect relation to prosecution of the war we take it, that he is using it for a lawful and constitutional end. The necessity out of which his power arises does not appear in the present case
 It would hardly be contended, says the court, that if he took possession of private property under what is called his war powers and used it for other than war purposes he was acting within his constitutional powers.
 It may be suggested the court says that it is the duty of the president to attempt to avoid loss to the company but it holds that in the absence of facts and findings it must be pre- sumed that the rates approved by the public service corporation are fair and reasonable.