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The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12
JOHNSON ADMITS HE USED
 MAYS ID PUNISH CLUBS

New York. Sept. r2.---Bau John son admitted before George J. Giles pie, referee. lu rho continuation of his examination by fro lawyers repre- aantiuE CoIs Euuu.rt and Huston. owners ot lno Yankees, held yCstcr- day morufr. fH.. he suspended Carl Mays. tho pitcher on July 81 'be- o1lse rg was transferred to tha New York club without being disciplined" He admitted tuat his action was taken to punish both the Boston and the New York clubs and asserted that no had power under tho American League constitution tp take such acc ton.
 Mir. Johnson was moro warruse in Mis domeanor than ou tha first ap- uearaucc before tHe referee. lie mapped his answer ta C. I. Futile. of counsel for the Yankee manage ment who conducted the examin- alton. and he found fGult with Inc in voIved character of some of the ques- tious. ETo deceiared- that there was no imprup~ioty in his writing George HrdebrBnd. tLg umpire, Co circulate among thg Boston players and get the fuots la O what occurred on the Boston bench the day Mays quit. He -1ld tho umpirss were hired to obey Inc orders he gave them.
 Mir Johnson admitted he had had no communication with N. F. Trazee regarding the case. but denied very emphatcauy that cnmity for F'r9czr was behind his action.
 Mir. Johnson denied that inc had anything to do with tho transfer of Iris Speaker tn the Cleveland club from the Red S7v in 1916. He aE- m'tted Just af tho close of tre hear ing that he held stock-"a consider able amount" he said without giving any figurcs-iu the Boston Rcd SuN in l9i2. tho year thay won the Worlds Series with the Giants and made a lot of money.
 NIT. Johnson indicated that if tno Boston and New York clubs had fol- lowed his direction his suspension of Mays wouldn't have been "a long one but he admitted that he had warned neither club of his possible action. In regard to this Co.'s. Rupuort and Huston gave out this statement last night.
 "Tn the examination of Mir. John. son, today, one of the most importan admissions made by Mir. Johnson was that at no time did he write or intI. rIate to either tho Boston and New york clubs that he would suspent Carl Mays in case a transfer was made of the player. Had he done SC
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12
MAY
 BE FIRST ID
 MEET DEMPSEY

New York, Sept. 12-The field of Dempsey chaIIengers has thinned down to the proportions of the hair on Dan MorEan's head. and if the Toledo Terror doesn't grab off one that is left before long he will have to live tn, rest of his life on the sage.
 Just the other night Bill Larue, the California hope" who ascended to that height when he whipped Willie NIeehsn in a fOur-round bout. was polished off by the mammoth Carl Morris in two rou-rds of a bout in Frisco. Therefore, exit 5. Larue, with Meehan before him. Carl Nor ris. long ago passed through the DOT tals to be among the despised.
 And so it has come to pass that the land is not producing any one really fit to make the champion show some of the stuff that brought him the championship But there is one fel- low left. fellow Dempsey knocked out In three rounds, but who is not satisfied with that result and wants 10 prove that the first affair was a fiuke.
 That person is Battling Levinsky. probablv the greatest defensive fighter in the game today. There are a lot of people who think as the battIer does and that thought has been com municated to the champion. who is reported to have declared his willing ness to meet DevinslIy again. The show hrsir ess as we mentioned the other day. has not heen such a huge
 success with Dempsey. but with a
 fight interieCted here and there it might improve. So. what could be
 fairer for Jack to do than to close de- tails for bout with Dan Norgan's g big fighter?
 It's no idle talk to speak of this match. From a source we learned that negotiations are under way for the concluding of terms and, mayhap, within the next q hours everything will he set for the bout. It may be | a si,l-round affair in Philadelphia or | it may be an eight-round fracas over in New Jersey. All depends on where the biggest chunk of dough | lies.
 i It is with no single purpose of gath | ering a lot of money that has brought about the arrangements for the mill; | that is. on the part of Levinsly and | his manager. Of course, money all ways cuts in for quite a bit of con sfdoration. but it is because Levinsl1y i thinks he was wronEed when he suf- fered that three-round beating. He l has claimed bad condition as tho
 cause of his downfaft that time, more
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

that is, couldn't stop him, and he did
 no better with the St. Paul man than did Levinsky, who on the day before
 Jacks own fight with Willard gave
 Edlly a good beating, right in Toledo. too. Since then, according to reports, he has beaten Greb, who has been | spoken of as a possible opponent for l the champion. Bill Brennan Is only another man that Levinsky has SCOT | ed over.
 i Truly, when one stops to look over ! the field, there are few-very few 1 worthy of even a short limited-round bout, in view of recent happenings in | the ring. It was our own impression
 that Willie Mechan would be the one 1 to worry Dempsey for a few rounds. i long enough to make Jack show his i championship Calibre; but since he l has been eliminated by Lorue, Le-
 whisky is Jacks most logical oppon- 1 c0t.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

McAuliffe, the only retired fighter in the world, whose sense cannot be questioned when the records show that he stepped out of competition before he could be sheared of his laurels, is another. McAuliffe thinks even more of the battlers chances than does Britton. Added to this pair are numerous persons in the city, who Morgan says are willing to buy s5O,0O0 worth of tickets to be on hand to be able to say afterward. "I told you so.''
 It's quite true. too. that no man right now seems to have a ghost of ! a chance to make Dempsey show his best outside of Levinslxy The latter has cleaned up the field of those who ] from time to time have been spoken ! of as men capable of giving Dempsey
 a fight. Dempsey couldn't whip Billy ! Miske in bouts of six and ten rounds
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12
''BUDDTES. :"

Associated with Donald Brian. Peg Cy Wood and Wallace EddinCer.- "Buddies,, stellar triumvate.-is a singularly well balanced company ot players including Edouard Durand Maxine Brown. Camille Dalberg. An. nette Monteil, Pauline GarOn. Rich ard Cramer. Frank R. Woods. Horace A. Ruwe, Adrian H. ROsley, George B George, Bert Melville and John vii. lard.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

than the walloping of Dempsey. He outguessed his capacity in thinking that in just ordinary form that he could stand off the man-hauIer for six rounds. He was working at ship building at that time and only got time enough off to do the whirl, and it has been a sore spot in his life ever
 since.
 He doesn't think he can wallop
 Dempsey out of the championship, but he is satisfied that he can worry him for eight or ten rounds without sampling the dose that was dealt out to Jess Willard. In that he is backed up by some capable judges, which has buoyed his confidence to no mean ! extent.
 Jack Britton is one who Is willing ! to bet up to S5.o0o, SO Dan Morgan l tells us. that Dem psey cant whip him | in six rounds. or even eight. Jack
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

Two years ago, when you paid $l5 to $2O for a suit, the average dealers profit was s to S7 on that suit-approx- imately B percent or one third. Today when you pay $40 to $45 for a suit, his percentage of profits does not change-he makes from Sl3 to Sl5 on each suit.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

Let your next suit be a GoldE. You'll get better val ues, and at the same time have the assurance of correct clothes i'll every respect.
 Fall and Winter models now here. Styles that are original with us-created and tailor ed in our own tailor plant
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

This emphasizes more than anything one might say, why it is so important that you choose your clothes, or what ever else you buy, with the utmost care. Make sure you getfull value for your money. Don't pay it out in profits. Make every penny count. One way is to buy
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12

on Fifth Avenue, New York. Drop in the first chance you have and look them over. Right now is the time to buy. If you're not ready for your suit or overcoat, a small deposit will hold it for you until you are. But come
 in now if you want to save.
The Bridgeport times and evening farmer., 1919-09-12
What's a Suit Worth? An Important Message To The Men of BridgepOrt

No question that it's worth great deal more today than year ago-and no question that it is going to be worth whole lot more in the very near future. The trend of the times, the increasing cost of labor and materials are But the point is what are you paying for your clothes? Are you paying what they're worth getting full value for your money-or are you paying out good share of your money in pro- fits for someone else?
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04

Sc VENDE.--Un casa terrera de ce-
mento armada, reciente construction, Gin
co habitaciones con doble servicio sani
tario en- la parada "a. carretera, Santur
ce nnmero 256. Tres casas mas, del mis-
mo material, cuatro habitaciones cada
casa, recientemente construidas en- la
Gala San Gabriel, Stop 43 de la Gale
Parque. Sc tratara directamente con in
teresados. InformarA S. Suau, apartado
72I, San Juan, p. r.
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Ell CoRREsPoNsAL.
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Ell MuNDo

flores don Francisco Gil Rivera v Ell Ii
cenciado G. Hernandez. Aibonito Sc
sien.e muy crgulloso por haber lcva-
do al frente de su administration elemen
tos distinguidos y personals de arraigo
en- Ia sociedad.
Los nuevos cargos recayeron en- lss
personals siguientes:
Para comisionado del servicio publ
co, don Fernando Pont Zayas; de Sani-
dad, doctor E. Canine; hacienda. don
Juan Pont zayas; instruction, don An
dres A. Ortiz; y auditor, don Angel F.
de Ia Cruz.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04

va que tenemos constituido I'M nue.
vo gobierno- municipal, seria convenien-
te que Sc votara una ordenanza prohi-
biendo que pululen por las Gales Y pla-
"a de la poblaci6n los nifios, pues Sc
reunen todas las noches como doscien-
tos muchachos, y es tanto Ell escandalo,
que no Sc puede vivir. Creo que la po-
licia, al mando de su dis: inguido Jefe
sefior Ramirez, 81 quisiera podia evitar
este; pues al paso que vamos, Sc nos
quedan con ell pueblo.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04
MIL DoLAREs DE APUEsTA

En- reto lanzado por los seiiores Gro
sas Co. los senores Pairoa v He
rrera, de $500, como que ''Tosca" por
Francesca Bertini es superior "Co-
razones del Mundo'', tenamos infor-
mes que los sefiores Pairoa Herre-
ra no conformes con $500, aumentaron
esta MIL, que inmediatamente .fue
aceptada por los sefores Crosas v Co.,
concesionarios de 'sTosca" por Ia ge-
nial Bertini.
Por 10 interesante de la apuesta no
dudamos que ambas seran de asuntos
nunca vistos en- Puerto Rico.
Esperamos con impacisncia la exhi-
bicion, para conocer el resultado de
tan interesante apuesta.
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DE AIBONITO

Sc encuentra hospedado en- Ell ''Ho-
tel Borinquen" Ell acaudalado propieta-
rio de Salinas don Manuel Gonzalez
Mufiiz, a:acado de fiebres paludicas, que
al tercer dia de su llegada lie desapare-
cieron por complete, encontrandose ell
sefior Gonzalez en- perfecta salud; tan
to, que va 10 hemos visto paseando en-
autom6vil por las Gales de la pobla-
cion. Tambien Sc dice que ell senior Con
zalez fabricara una hermosa quinta en-
este pueblo, pues ell china delicioso de
es'as montafias lie devuelve la salud ca
da vez que Ell paludismo lie ataca en-
playas de Salinas.
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PALoMAs CARNEAUx, gigantes y va
rias. Direction, Granja San Antonio.
Guayama. r. r..
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Banco Territorial y Agrfcola
de Puerto Rico
DIvIDENDO PASIvO.

EI conseio de Administration session ceIebrada ell
20 del actual ha acordado pedir acconisas de la
SEcUNDA SERE dvidendo pasvo de ounce dollars por
acc6n cuyo pago ha de hacerse elective Gaia del
Banco mas tardar dia 30 de Novembe de 1919, de-
bendo los acconstas al vercar ell pago, presentar los
Resguardos de acciones para
hacer eos las anotaciones correspondence.
En- cumpmento de 10 que precept1a ell artcuo IA de
los Estattos de la Socedad hace p1bco para conoci
iento de los tenedores de las referdas accones-San
Juan P R. 30 de setiebre de 1o1o-E Secretaro, p Ro
cafort-vo. Boil Presidente, r. H. DeIgado.
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A iniciativas del recto active off
cial de la Policia Insular A. Ramirez
Rivera llev6ss efecto una recolecta pa
ra ayudar a la viuda Olegaria Rivera
victima de los crimenes cometidos e..
el barrio de Algarrobo, Aibonito, por
el criminal Arcadia Rodriguez. A CONT
nuacion aparecen las personas siguien-
tes:
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Ha quedado disuelta la sociedad cine
matografiGa "Teatro Aibonito'', que
giraba con la razon de "Noriega, Rosa
rio, y Pon;", habiendose hecho cargo
del active y pasivo los sehores Pom
Rosario, por compra al ssfior Noriega.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04

FL 20 de oc:ubre pasado llev6se
efecto en- la Acadia la reunion de los
sehores Concejales para formar la as m
blea, quedando constituido el nuevo so
bierno municipal por el partido re IA
mayoria con las siguierites person"s:
Don Francisco Martinez, Geronimo Ri
vera, Juan Gonzalez, Gerardo Merly
Brigido Jim6nez.
Y por el partido de la minoria, los Sc
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Sc alquila.

Sc ALQUILAN dos habitaciones frcs-
cas- y c6modas en- sitio c6ntrico de Ia
ciudsd. Informes Telefono S32 azul.
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Den,ro de POGO, Sc llevar.s a efecto
ell bautizo de la monis;ma Mia Angela
Rita Pont Ortiz, hija de nuestros que
ridos' amigos los senores don Ramon
Pont Zayas y la seiiora Julia Ortiz de
Pont. Apadrinaran a la nina el doctor
E. Canine su elegante esposa, Josefa
Pom. de Canine.
Ell CORRESPoNSAL.
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Colocaciones.

JoVEN, con buenos conocimientos prac
,icos. y experiencia en- Ell cultivo de la
cana, y entendido. en- lecheria, desea
trabajar como mayordomo entregado
en- una finca. Buenas referencias. Diri-
jase j. ". D., Rio Piedras.
DESEA COLOCACIoN. I'm tenedor
de Ebros de experiencia. Buenas refe-
rencias. Dirijase z. r. G. Pillar st.
NO. 21, Santurce.
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Buenas peliculas y buen exito lie de-
seamos la nueva sociedad.
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TRUCK FORD de dos toneladas en- muy
buenas condolences, Sc vende barato Su
cesores de L. villamil y Co.. San Juan.
p. r.
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Sc ofrece.

iCUIDADO LAS FAMILLAsQ-Los dos
pilletes FAN FAN y CLAUDINET ira
bajaran en- todos los cines. Mucho ojo
al bolsillc gu eson grandes carteristas
y timadores.
cs-y-o-~~sry~-~Sy
INGENIERo CIVIL. Captain del Ejer
cito, desea ob,ener conexiones con EN-.
presa constructors, manufacturer, CO
mercial agricola, EN- la que pueda con
seguir buena remuneration su ira
bajo personal; invirtiendo dinero 81
fuere necesario. objeto: Renunciar su
cargo EN- ell Ejercito. T. Marxuach, No.
4, San Jose St., San Juan, P. r.
El Mundo. [volume] (San Juan, P.R.) 1919-1990, 1919-11-04

PERDIDA.--Al doctor Reguero Felii
Sc le ha extraviado, desde ell Cine del
Parque la casa carretera 1O6, una ca
ja' de cirujia de bolsillo. AL que la en-
tregue Sc le gratificara.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25
SeSnbueoipiiiortn

@aihmgtcu 5. t9Oe Murts. Som
Spur pon en- 6lom OF G0reipsrssIcr
gientog 4rm6oepartemeuet ibag 6or.
iifrin1eu ON. at Sen 42oe Sipiliou
Observation-Disclosures, Ser er iarnmer.
iat al trooper ira 26 al llnioncns
Stater, 0eriblnuot Set bersrrte 1i9oc
Suinoi5 Artiaeriregiment, pil iii
trpoe Siemreiler IRA Sranfrig Ell al
Calere tnelem Sen 2Soe Marts %
19oe 4prtl.
~ andre AioeIinser tilbsrenbe
8egnbueoipiiionen al ierlis Snteresie
Tor &oropeititoierne fan incomes
t5ioe Acknowledgement. ~oprinoelig
retritteret ira Minneiota o. 16Sbe
acknowledgement biemmehsrenee /
Soma.
Oct bar. oplpier Sepdrtemeniet.
p0ret ueisrliet az iortiette ncsen
n9gnlere Soio.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25
apprehension

glanot amerifouifc Solouter. ION
De icneit oiieutliggiorte glitter
er tiloelt 26restegnet Tor uoolIt ertra-
or6mpr lapperheo ! &riqeu, er Dc
10 meriqc Solonter, Ilerunoer Sere
mioien ira AleranOer, q Cat. %
Carl :. 9rcbcrg ira glnctu, Y. Gut
) SIaget peo Guutignp, Srnntrlg,
Den 27oe Wiai 1918 bleu Seremialen
iua haarot iaaret, at han life Tor
maaeoe az hoan0tere 1T nlItomotiite
@eupr. 0au nPgteoe lmloIertiO al
iorlaoc Sloliuieu, men bialp Same.
ruterne meo OF iploe yiagalnIerne
9lobtabet gior0e ham lta0ig ludgere.
iud ban al i'm GelotOncber bleu be
ororet til6age III 6opeoitprfen. Men
poa Silbageoeien greb han en- roloen
aumernts @eDpr og fortlatte sam.
pet. iii Sieuoen nor orepet trIbnge.
6an ito6 peo Sompnui q. 260e Sn.
acknowledgement.
9roherg, Der itaar / gtdrinetOrpiet.
ponot SopperbeoSfpriet Tor i'm bette.
mooige SptrPoen / Ell SrGining /
RRrheoen az Ct. gtienne, Tranfrig.
BEN Soc Sttober 1918. Otter al
mango az bans Sontpuni. oet 75oe,
par bet orebi eaer iaaret % orepet
et Stpffe tilbnge, began ban iig III.
Der en- beftig Maitingeo0rilo no paa
Den aabne Slagmarf iorot biplpe
line Ser eiterlaote iaareoe Same
rnter. Otter or hare Meet Dem Ben
iorelsbise Si9lp peo S%orbinoelieu AT
oeres Saor iit ban Dem. troSs augle
resnei. broat ! Sifferbee / @ralGt-
br,ller % bag onore EGfutnger.
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Sfilsmisieitatiitif.

M|aibinatou 3. 20bc Wtorta. NSlslae
Ell al Genlusburearet n%oarbci0et Sta.
tiff bllr gierneniritllgt | al bier 9
9eqteifober beri 2ofhet opIslt i9icit
peb S%filSriSler,
McD llnbtogclle al / South Caro-.
lima, hpor ollc Sftlsmisielooe ophG'
peocs / 1873, Dor SfiISmisieantalIei
/ 1916 miito't / 9iitrict OF Columbia,
0ortb Carolina og Seem gorf, nelnlig
henbolospiS IS. 81 OF 80 AZ bbert
100000 Snobpgaere.
Sterit par Nntalet az Sfil5luiSier
/ Stuternc Neuuod. Wontana OF Ore
gon, neulig benbolosbis COZ, 1913 og
225 al boer 100000.
3 aQe Stoter me0 llnotagelie AZ
Naine, g8eit @irginiu, Soiitb Caro-
lima. alabama, yiisiIslippi, Nortb
Gatoto, Soutb Sofota % Colorado
bar Sfilsmi9Ieortallet ltsrrc / 1916
emo / 1906.
NJ DC / 1916 beoilgeoe SfllSmiSier
pnr oct / 81 Yrocert al Siliploerre
Wanoeu, lom beoilgeoe5 SttlSmlsle
% / 50 Souen.
Ge pigtigite SfiIsmisieuaria8er
par 7eiertiou, @ruiombeo. 9Ggte'
I~fababruo % llroorageIie al 6oriSr-
gellcspligten.
Ger blep / 1916 iuOgaaet 1850
9gateifuber pr. 100000 &nobpQgere
MOO i,O20 1906.
Get ircnlgaar berdl, Of Stilsmlaie-
p%roceuten iOreger lta burtjgcrc cno
G~rocenteu a. luoqoaeOc 9egteito6er.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25
poloiomme Optoier.

2oprence, Mnsi., .. 1soe Mart5.
VoIitiets 5orieg paa at iplitte 40 ell
Brocesiion al 3crtilarbeioere reiulte.
rebe ioag / Here polofomune Sanmen.
Iteo, bporunoer Eollilet bomboroerc-
oes meb Sten og onbre &oitepaaber.
Der aifpreoes oeiun Here @epoIper.
ifub ,ioen at, ianpiot man neb. nogen
bIep truifet. 5 Spibien for Vroces.
iionen bares ben rsoe Sprsrsiane.
Otter Ell sanife aloorlis gatnIie
Ipttebes Oct enoeIise 8oItiet, Der IN.
Der aampen bapbe iaaet Soritart.
ninger. Of iao Srbcnen sienoprettet.
Ietie err Der nGrite Srbensbruo,
ionl bar inloct Steo iioen Streifen
Tor ier Maaneber iIben tog iig pc.
spnbclie.
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Kampaenefomite.

@uibingtou D. 19be Warts. Zen
oemcfrotiife gtationnlfomites 5or.
manb. Sener 2. Cummings, bar m,
ubn9ont ben me oemofratiife Gre.
tutiptomite, Der pil leoe 9algtam.
paenen / 1920. Den er iorsget Ill
16 Weblemmer, ipp Here emo ! ito.
ligere aar, og beitaar al ieIgenoe
Serrer; Sohr Z. Sarret. Colorado;
Charles Soeiebcniiein. SainoiS; Sr.
Sobn @. Gousbliu. Wiasiaehuiett3
Siooore g Ioetpeller, California /;
Ro6ert Gptng, Souisiona; Garter
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Dilfortiotte S%rvsninsen

Boston, Diusl., Sen 19oe Wturt5.
&rnglcrlroreuIugcn / WtusIachuiett5
bar UGn CT Grtramooe her IOdg peo-
idget en- R~eiolution meo Undertaking
AZ at &rnggerierne ~aieuoutoger I'll
uirtuinq al u moeholoeuoe 23I Tru
cent NIf0hol. fcioIutioueu ucotoQe9
me0 Gniteumigbeo al gteoet, ser
coeruGreOc$ Al &eprGientdutcr Tor
20 Nrrgaerler bert Stalen.
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GXtrd$e$Slofl.
Sunsrcsicn nj m%uligcnS iamles /
WSlotcn az Dtai.
YrGIocntcns Njemfomit.

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genrt5 ct S~orluoertoc ON, OF oen ame-
%rIfunite Nonarc3 iarolunliaois bill
bIi laitnutcntalot I'll Ell %ertroieSiinn
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FrG'iOcnt @illon boaber al fltnnc
pcnoe ttlbaqe I'll De Sorenebe Stdter.
Gettc Sorlnocube ifrioer iiq ira ofli.
ciellc oneritonitc Arcoie | Boris.
Set er nulIiQ. Eeoer Oct. of Seito
tct fnrlfc fan bli lantinenfoIOt enboq
ler oen Sib, iorat 9ipe set gnIeo-
nina III Of orsfte Spsresmaalct OCT
Notioncrnes St9o, fSr Def tar for puu
andre piatiae Sager, lom t. Gr. DC
lutanliellc Aiirrer.
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lioent WiIlon at prre penot tiIboae
I'll @oibinaton, iSr SSnofoloeliet uo.
iteOe5. Gen bill funne uoiteoes ua
tclegrnfere5 ira Eari3 fDr bans III.
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GrTii0ert @ilIon ifal Dog. heoer
ret. life en0mi bnne fnttct noaen Re.
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alcre Oct, ior 8ioer Tor bans 4frciic
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lnie9 Der. noe ~unocrrcttct ON Stcr.
ntltAcn | DC 6or. Stdtcr uucrior ell
NotIonerne8 Sild.
StliIoe ban eftcr iiu 3ien,fomit
firoc Oct paafrGuet, beber oct, or bet
life iIldnoiDnligt, at ban pIl foretdac
CT H%1noreiie | 9dnbet iorut lorebe
Spsrgsmnnlet 6irefte for &Gleernc
I De Stater. bots Sendtorcr er iupo
R%utiiifntioncn al 2iaoer1S Sr1unohp
! oer3 foreliggerbe 6ornt.
Is Inleontng opeultaaerbe Telc.
gram ira ToriS mcbbeles Iro @oFh,
ington: Ger meooelte3 ioog l,offi.
cieIt ira oct Soioe 613. at Ser II CIT
N~fiili9beo for. at Trpiiocitt @ilior
Tan tiltrnoe Stl6agereiien til be 1sor.
Stater omfrirg Den lite WiGi, ioet
ban fanifc UiI forIaoe Yari5 iunib.
oelbart efter at nilb @niebeo er cp-
naaet ~peorsreItOe Soneopunfterlte I
SreoStraftaten, it6en at ~aFperte 70.
f%itntentets llnbertegnellc.
a%ongresIers SomlnertrGoer | or.
traIesiiOn ieneit BEN t5oe Mai orleeS
| ofriciele areble % blarot 2eoernc
| Songresien Tor temmeIig @fiffert.
Sfliloe Oct pie iig mulig FOR Rrpii.
oeltten at oenoe tilbage iad Mart fon
Den lite Ytai, antage5 aongresIens
begge Sllie at pile BIZ iairmerfoI0t
itrar eiter Sen cato.
NutpOningen / SeIegrdmnlet fra
Hori9 ON, at @rpiioe1ltert muIiger5
bill iuofal6e Senutet ferit / bet Gie.
mco at orpitc S~reo9troftotcr, irSen
begqc &uic trpoer Ianmielt, mobto-
gc5 her meo Sltteresfc.
Get uoterc5 ! Sen 9ulcbring. OF
RepubIifonerue. font er / 6Iertal /
oct me Senat mtct Sfriot biotil
bar toget / Retning AZ octs crgani-
lotion. meoens oerim0O ReDrpien.
~tautbltiet naereoe pod Der rrrmcite
bar aiitlittet bette Ir6eloc.
Decorah-posten og ved arnen., 1919-03-25
SrYeeerne pil uopanore.

Sra @aibington neobeles Den 19oe
Warts: Observation-Disclosures MOB
tog ioog ira Werico Gitp llnocrret-
ming ON, at an1eriforife 9rpggerc %
0iitiQaterer bar forb9rt Jig ongan.
enbe Wuligbeoen Al at forlpggc lin
Sirfiombeo iii et cQer oiloet Steo
poo Den merifanite SIDE az Rio
8ranoe / Siliploe DE omerifanife
2ope totaIt i%orbpoer Silpirfning %
Salg al alf~obolbolblge Oriffe".
Sultitiarius / ben merifonlfc Seie
iteret ifol hope nbtalt. at Der ira
GomiIoIenes Sioe intet biloe pqre til
Smber for Sprettelien al ioaDonre
Sabrifer / Wterico.