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Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
MOONEY-BOND

A very quiet wedding took place
at the home of Mrs. Jennie C.
Mooney, 9 Cherry Street, on Saturday
evening at eight o'clock, when hel
daughter, Vera Ardelle, was united
in marriage to Clayton Raymond
Bond, son of Mr.. and Mrs. Harlan
C. Bond, of Alhambra, Cal. The
ceremony was performed by Rev
Francis A. Poole, pastor of the South
Congregational church, the double
ring service being used.
Mr.. Bond formerly resided in ST.
Johnsbury, and for eight years has
been in the employ of the Los
Angeles Trust & Savings Bank OF
Los Angeles, Cal, and for the past
year has been in the Radio service, as
a wireless operator on the transport
Coronia.
The bride was employed in Mrs
Hutchinson's Art Store for five years
and for the past year has been in the
office of the Fairbanks Company.
Both Mr.. and Mrs Bond were grad
yates of st. Johnsbury Academy in
the class of '0G. MI. Bond will leave
Saturday for California on business
trip, and after his return they will
reside at Cherry street. A host OF
friends extend congratulations
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

| General of the Army for Glowing.
such 4 system to prevail.
General Ansell spoke of a soldier
who had deserted from the Army at
Point and who remained away from
duty for five months being sentenced
to death. Investigation by General
Ansell developed that he had gone
home, fearing that things were not
going well, to find his father dying
from paralysis.
"That boy remained with his father
until he died." said General Ansell.
"The day after, he reported back for
duty"
The death sentence was set aside,
after General Ansells investigation,
but the General did not know what
had happened to the boy.
Another boy, the General said, had
been sentenced to fifteen years for de-
serting for forty days. He had gone
home to a sick wife and child. Cen
eral Ansell felt that the Circumstance
es "did not justify dcsertion, but en-
tenuated it,"
Upon soldier in France, General
Ansell said, the death sentence had
been imposed for declining to drill
after having been subjected to ex-
treme exposure to cold for "a hours.
He insisted he was not able to stand.
Two others were sentenced to death
for sleeping on post, after having
been on duty for four days with hard
ly any sleep. General Ansell set these
sentences aside, he said, after the
War Department had declined to act.
at must be remembered" said
General Ansell, "that these men sell
dom have adequate counsel and
don't know how to defend them
selves. The Government is represent
ed by able counsel, and the offender
has all the odds against him."
Senator Chamberlain wanted to
know if it would not be advisable for
Congress to pass law to reinstate
mon who have been dishonorably dis
charged and heavily punished for
slight offenses.
at would be commendable if that
could be DONE" replied General An
sell. "The dishonorable discharge is
stigma that must cling to a man
through lie. 1t is meant to. When
an injustice is done, as has happened
SO often in our cou.ts-maItial, it
seems only fair. that reparation be
made to the injured man"
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
Getting Back

When three million American SOL
dicrs are all returned to their Ameri-
can homes, they're going to be pow
er in the land, just as the G. A. Il.
was at the close of the Civil War.
And any political party which fails to
, take them into account will bite the
dust.
The present administration isn't
going unscathcd. The boys have put
up with some pretty raw treatment at
times, but their turn is coming at the
ballot boxes. Somebody's going to
catch it for the unjust punishments
especially which have been metered
out under the excuse of military nee
cssity. This is still free country
even if it does have to raise an army
occasionally to help make the world
behave.
Here's some mighty interesting
reading on this subject:
Two days before the publication of
Mr.. Lanes account of the uprising at
Fort Leavenworth, excerpts from
which are given in the preceding az
ticle, Brighten. Samuel T. Ansell,
Acting Judge Advocate of the Army,
gave testimony before the Senate Mil
itary Committee that strongly favor
ed justice for the Hundreds of men
who have been unjustly sentenced"
He is quoted in special despatch to
the New York Times, under date of
February 13:
"The sentences imposed for slight
offenses by the courts-martial have
shocked every sense of JUSTICE" said
General Anscll. "They have reached
the heights of injustice. The sem
tenccs in many instances bore no rea-
sonable relationship to the offenses
committed.
"For forty years the Army has been
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

Dressed in one of our
new hand tailored suits,
the camera will have no
terrors for you.
Your appearance will
be all that you could
wish. :.
Stylishly cut, skilful-
ly tailored, dependable
quality.
Patterns that will do
your eyes good to see.
Exceptionally good
suits at $500 to $500
New Spring hats,
shirts, neckwear, and
other furnishings.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
ST. JOHNSBURY
VOTES LICENSE
The First Time St. Johnsbury Has
Voted Yes Under the License
Local Option Law

The First Time St. Johnsbury Has
Voted Yes Under the License
Local Option Law
One of the surprising things that
often happen hit St. Johnsbury Good
and hard yesterday when the towr
voted license by vote of 385 yes AM,
$40 no.
The following officers were elected
the only contest being over overs. -
of poor:
Moderator, j. Rolfe Searles; town
clerk, Charles G. Braley; liyter for
three years, Alvin w Flint; liste for
two years, Charles w. Brown; lister
for one year, Bert X. Graves; Sc
lectman for three years, Frank n.
Carr; selectman for two years. Seth
l. Grant; overseer of poor, Charles
w. Farr; first constable, Preston L.
May; town treasurer, Charles G..
Braley; auditor for three years, Will
bur J. Farr; town grand Jurors, Wal
ter w. Wesley, Harry w. Writer'S,
town agent, J. Rolfe Searles; school
director, Harry H. Carr.
Voted $3.50 for Decoration Day;
$1,000 for public health nurse, and
$500 to take advantage of the State
Aid Law.
Town tax 20 cents plus. state tax.
Highway tax 90 cents.
School tax 90 cents.
Voted to authorize selcctmen to
appoint road commissioners.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
Life's Dreary Path

Some mems whiskers are an awful
temptation.
! No man is entirely satisfied with
his own face.
1t takes the ladies to get the eggs
from the hens!
A knocker is a person who doesn't
get your view point.
Literature is reading matter popu-
lar with high-browed people.
/ The Christmas wreaths are about
all gone from the windows.
Its an awful feeling we have until
we located our railroad ticket.
Why is it that menfolks never
primp openly before mirror?
The war hit the undergraduates
and monkey business pretty hard.
Why do most men hate to teach
their wives to drive the aivver?
Trainmen are calling the names of
stations palmer than they used to do.
The thoughts of the womenfolks
fnproI o,.1 II L.
A lot of brainy men wear those
owlish spectacles. The reverse is
not true.
Anyhow, the closed season on
fish keeps most men from being liars
the whole year round.
Our idea of good sport is the
fellow who feels the fight was worth
it after he is licked.
A smoking car is usually moving
location where man shows what hi
is underneath the veneer.
We hope the President has had q
nice time and extend to him cordia
invitation to visit the United State.
again! :'~- -''"'.. ~
A girl who has ruin a balky linotyp,
machine successfully, will make mos
any man a most exceptional wife.
-, q, =, 4.
It's seldom that our sons get Int
any kind of trouble that at some tim
OF other we haven't been in ourselte.
It's an awfully bored feeling "
have while someone is explaining
us in great detail just how he won
game of cards. '2t$T
The Greenville Piedmont Ea,lM
cally remarks "The Peace ConfxfGnt
will abolish war and then make ne
and more humane rules of WarfGr6..
Josephus Daniels is about the only
man left in the United States whD
wears one of those old-style tiifM-
down collars left to us from the fash
ions of the Spanish War. >'''ti,
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

The Baltimore News "dryly" re-
marks: Owe are now about to enter
the golden age of buttermilk."
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

Entered at the st. .Iohnsbury Postoffice
as mail matter Of the second class
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

TERMS or SUBSCRIPTION
One Year to any Address ------S1.00
Six Months Observation-Disclosures 75c
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

During the Past Week men who
brag a good deal about their cars
have had a chance to prove it.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

The successful store is the one
who's proprietor doesn't have n
weary feeling when he sees the local
newspaperman coming in after an
ad. "
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

Most every man cherishes memories
of boyhood nights when the whiffle-
tree squeaked.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05
THE CALIFORNIAN STAFF

Responsible for a good newspaper in
st. Johnsbury
Editor and Manager w. D. Pelley
Local Editor Chas. C. Lord
Reporter Mrs. Alice Massey
Bookkeeper Robert Mackinnon
Office Manager Miss Florence Rouse
Proofreadcr Miss Margaret Robie
Subscriptions Mrs. w. e. Barrett
Foreman Raymond Packard
Operator Miss Ruth 1mpey
Operator Myles S. Gilman
Pressman Arthur Boucher
Ad. Compositor Mrs. Annie Moran
Press Tender Maurice Barrett
To save time on phone business, call
for the person desired by name
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

A winter in Florida might be ex-
hilerating but lot of folk don't know
they can buy fruit cheaper here
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

The Greenville Piedmont EalN
cally remarks "The Peace ConfxfEFt
will abolish war and then make ne
and more humane rules of warfare.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

Josephus Daniels is about the only
man left in the United States whD
wears one Of those old-style tiifyi-
down collars left to us from the fash
ions of the Spanish War. '''',,
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

Some mems whiskers are an awful
temptation.
Weekly Caledonian. (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1919-1920, 1919-03-05

It's an awfully bored feeling : "
have while someone is explaining 4
us in great detail just how he woi,
game of cards. TN
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
Fratilor Romini!

Parintii, fratii 81 surorile noas-
ire de acasa, coplesiti de durere
he cheama sd lie yenim in ajutor.
Sa urmam pc vrednicii Romiri
din Brewster, Ohio. Sa despretu-
i'm pc birfitori 81 pc eel ce sa pun
in calea pornirilor bune 81 fru-
moase, fie Ell preoti, gazetari sau
orr ce altceya.
Tirasca-s Ell 81 pc mai depar-
te in noroiul patimilor de care n,l
Sc pot lipsi nici in aceste vremuri
de grea incercare prin care tre-
Gem. Moi sa he intrecem in fap-
te frumoase 81 rominesti. ca asst
fel sd he simtim vrednici de a
mai saruta odata pamintul scump
al tarii noastre, al Rominiei
Mari.
Rev. Teofil Rosca.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
.FONDUL BIRUINTEI<E
ROMAkI VREDNICI

In vremea de All, c1nd atiti Ca
meni fara de suflet sd svircolesc
patimas, ca sa calce i'll picioare
tot ce sufletul cinstit al celor
BUM Great pentru mIntulrea
neamului nostru din robia secu-
lara 81 unirea lui intr 'un Singur
manunchiu. cele mai Inaltatoare
momente sunt acelea, ciild yedem
rldicIndu-se peste toata urIclu-
nea pacatelor i'll care Sd Shat u
Mi dintre eel ce vreau sd fie
GU tot deadisul conducatorii 81 in
drumatorii poporului, sufletul
curat 81 fara de prihana al ceior
ce Gu adevarat Isl iubesc neamul.
Ohio, toti membrii al Ligei Natio-
Rominii din oraSul Brewster,
male Romine Americana, pima la
eel din urma, ne procura un asst
fel de moment inaltator.
In cele ce urmeaza lasam s;l
vorbeasca faptele acestor vred-
nici 81 cinstiti Romini.
Contributor la ,,Fondul Biru-
intel"
loan Andrei $50, George An
drei $25, Mihai Negoi $40, loan
Budea $40, loan Ulita $5, Vasile
Stanciu So, loan Codrea So, loah
Cocanea So, Todose Ulita 81, totl
din comuna Palas; George Giur-
giu $40, George Rus $40, George
Rus Cosma $40, toti din comuna
Bulzesti; loan Bolog $40 81 Pavel
Bolog $40, ambii din comuna Gro
hot; loan Pirosca $40 81 George
Tomas $5, ambii din comuna Err
do Sent Gergy; Sofron Pavel $40
| 81 loan Moldoyan $40, abmii dir
comma Capflna de Sus; Georg'
Toaca $40 81 Iosif Pirvu $40, am
bii din comma Simbata de Sus
loan Vadea din comuna Daisoar'
l$2O; George Mihaescu din comu
ma Ribiseora $40; Nicolae Vere'
din comma Herenglav $40; Toa
lder Tatar din comma Girbova d.
Jos $40; loan Grof din comun;
Brad $40; loan Radu din comun'
Coves $11; loan Dican din comm
ma Sacel So; Toader Stancu din
comuna Bulzesti $40; Simion Ter
leila din comma Hinbay So.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
Situatiadin Berlin

BERLIN, 10 Martie. - Sparta
cienii, impinsi la desperate prin
perderea luptelor, s'au apucat sa
Sc razboiasca 81 Gu civilii la fel ca
81 Gu trupele guvernului.
Insurgentii au fost fortati IN
parti izolate orasului 81 in su-
burbiuri, de unde trimit aero
plane ca sd arunce bombe, care
in aparenta .nu cauta unde sunt
aruncate. Dupa cum Sc raportea-
"a sd pare ca Ell au intreprins 0
distrugere a tinutului controlat
de Ell 81 sa asasineze pc civilii ce
refuza ca sd Sc asocieze Gu Ell in
lupta contra guvernului. Gu toata
situatia grava afacerile au ince-
put in uncle sectii ce nu sunt ase-
diate.
Suburbiul Lichtenberg cont
nua sta sub controlul spartacie-
nilor. Mai multi de $50 soldatl,
politisti 81 civili Sc raporteaza ca
au fost asasinati ieri. Spartacie-
nil au dat un asalt la Q sectie po.
litieneasca unde au capturat pa
prefectul politiei, familia lui s.
un mare numar de civil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
Gu pres. Spre fTanta.

Pc bordul vaporului George Wa
shington, IL Martie. - In timp
ce presedintele Sc apropia mai
multi de Franta, sfatuitorii sal E.
rau increzuti ca dinsul Sc va ina
poia in Statele Unite cam pc la
sfirsitul lui Maiu. Toate STRIFE
primite pc vaporul presedintelui
aratau ca la conferinta sa lu-
creaza din greu la planul pacii.
Presedintele a lucrat multi ieri
noapte in cancelaria sa, insa n "a
TRIMS nici un comunicat la Paris
Raceala de care suferea la trecut
GU totul 81 doctorii l-au liberai
de regulile severe pc earl trebuise
sd lie observe.
Vaporul George Washington 8
fost intimpinat de un> nou grut
de distrugatoare, care vor lus
locul de excorta al celor ramast
la insulile Azore. Vasul inaints
inject astazi, fnsa Sc asteapta 81
soseasca la Brest milne dupa q
meazi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
APRECIERI.
STIN. DIE REDACTOR!

fntr' 'un 1uA,,dr al siarului ,,Ame-
rica'' am vdsut cd scrieti IN favo-
r,L de Sc intinde Unaunea 81 IN
Romi,,ia Mare ca institute de ajat-
tor 81 culturd. Eu ansd asa mai a.
ddoga 81 ceva maj mult, ca dctiri-
tatea ei sd fie 81 politicd. Bine M
teles treptat, CT timpul, sd ai5d
81 acoIo 0rganuL ei. 81 dacd orgG-
nul "a continue tot Gceiasi con-
duitd care pdstreaSd siarut ,,A-
merica'' de la un timp 3ncOace, sd
Stitt cd VG f. fM numas sprijanit
de n,asso poporului, DIR ga IL 81
unicut siar care % f. scris seriOs
81 deSintereSat. Care nu ar inca
pea spolieturi 81 faUorism. EG ar
fl tinta 81 sperantG muncitorin,ei 81
toate cele l'alte organigatiunt ar fl
nimicite, c>ici cunOsc bine f0stele
organisatii. Frau niste unelte our
be ale celOr mari, precum erau cor
poratiunile intimate de stat prus
lege. M erou alt ceuG de cit unette
ale politicianilor nescrupulosi ro-
mini. Ununea nu numai CD ar Fl
sentinela muncitortmei, CT 81 0rgd-
NIL celOr carr cor rdnttned sub ju-
gul strein, adicd al acelOr peste I
MILLION 81 .jumdtate de RoDsini carr
M sunt intrupati la sinai R0mtniei
Mari. fn acest jurnaI cor putea 50
acei ROmini sd-Si eIprine pdrerilo
50 ar area 81 pubhcul din ROminia
Mare informatia precise despre sta
rea lor 81 nai ales acele pdrts unde
stim CD sdmuU0lntciG dcolOr carr tt
conluc idrile acele, Dor cit mai III
|g,ubd sd'me desna!iondtiseye. .Rc
mimi carr sunt sub regatul gree s.
cdri. nu cum spunea un do'nn ca
sunt nltmai 500, 900, CT sunt 60O,-
900; cei carl sunt in SirbiG 81 carr
Sc ridicd la GOO,OO 81 ace1 carr uor
rdmieea in Ucrdnia So Tngaria. TOT
dsenenea 81 acei carl sunt pc pen
insula din IStria, IN Bulgaria 81 an
atte part, carl snnt masse compac-
te. ar II 81 pdcat ca sd na-i sprlJi-
MN. lm cetit IN siar cd s'a disOL
rdt M Roa,i,aid Liga Cultmald. En-
ca fost membru aL ei nu-n,i pare ran
desi a adus servicii bune, dar nu q
fOst o mama dreaptd, sprijinit
nu,nai mtetigen!a lar pc cei car
aveau dat0rintd de al sussine M d
| fdcut-O inainte CO tOcmat cind ero
cutitM Ia os, atunci inceput sd-
spf3ji'~ascd, CT era prea twsiu
Deci Liga "a fl inlocmtd de cdtrG
Uniunea NeamulM Romin 81 pt
HngG R0luI de educator al lucru
torului, "a avea 50 nobila misiunt
de Representa- 81 tot nedmul 81 al
CT IN america, 81 dinc0tO in Ro
mtnia.
/. FURCEAN.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13

BERLIN, II Martie (dupa a.
meazi). - BerliIEtll a fost anne.
nintat din nou astazi de eel din
grupul spartacus.
Trupele guvernului, dupa lupte
desperate, cucerit cea mai mare
parte snburbiei Lichtenberg
Gel mai multi dihtre Spartacient
au fugit III partea de sud ora
sului principal, unde, Gu rindu
rile intarite puternic de noui re-
cruti, s'au baricadat in poziti
de aparare. Artileria lor TRACE
din aceste noui pezitii 81 amenin
ia mare parte q orasului.
In acelasi timp fortele revolu
tionarilor ramase in Lichtembere
sc retrag catre CARA si-si sapd
santuri de aparare. Tn detasa
ment din fortele guvernului, in
sarcinat cu combaterea Sparta
cienilor din sectirmea de sud
vest, constata ca cucerirea gare
din Lichtemberg prezinta una
dintre cele mai se,ioase probleme
Guvernul sta intro polite CT
att mai critica gu cit populatis
cere sd Sc Ineeteze GU intrebuin
tarea artileriei 81 bombardare
din aeroplane. Sescrede ca minis
trul de razboi Noske va consimt
la aceasta, mai malt de teama G;
nu cumva popor0s, daca nu i-s'
aseulta eererpa; s.-sc sintoarc;
impotriva gulyernului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
| ANUL XIV. NO. 50
INCRIMINARI.

arasi endntoase persoane puse
organa potce ge Rationale Scopul
de remedia rau, Ell Idga
Naonala excepa nui anumit tmp cnd perau cd Lga
in mnle lor dadaceasca spube
de aun ragostea lor faa de Lga Naonaa eapoa
nsstau sa ormeze Lga, domi carl aseapa sal tina
Isl panurle or pconcepute panu
maruris inca ane de innarea Lg in Iunie 1918 cetim
zaru ,Romnu'' urmatoarea ,marurise semnifieativa
,Sa spune sngur e destul la Washington
,,Nu unul, dar tre prea pu.ini
Trbuie presedne rebue dol self de dpartamne
trebui sd alba ajutoarele lor.
Iata In pmu rnd trebu care fe in dirsc
gatura conducatori ar 81 iii pot nchipui fe de
o trebue sd fie
Wa sef penru informauni pen
despartaminul mitar.
Pentru despartmintu miar experiente
tare bdrbat de nma ca in upta pare
asa la pua dor ' Aci vede clar ,Ro
mnul reea Cap Stoca In aceas arco nmitul mai
darate ca in acea tara moi numai dol tre bro
capab DENIM de credere Sa ute ace tnp
aceast Parntele Vase Lca Ca eel barba de
ncredre ghc Soca Iucacu drecorul polite
zarulu num Soca Isl posu u predestna adeca
la ,despartamintu miar penu Cd expernte miare
Pc parine Lucacu numitul ziar Ia ocul ui in
aparu 19 Iune ntre atee Parntele Dr. Vasle Lu
cacu presednee Lge Rationale numai atunci cind
Rominlor din AMERICA alege prn voture
age De onfrai della Romnul' adaogat ,daca
age la azologa de mai sus ,Daca aege sgeata
eonra Rominurs
dar numa att eli ca ,Postu de presedn Liga
Naonaa mosten ransera orr ara ager de
nici barbat fe e eel mai singuru b5rbat competent
poae deduce din auinea celor della Rominul ca Lu
a predestnat preSednte Lgei
unu fara
Insa panure dOmnilor della ,Romnul porvt
poporu VENT din pale Americei Youngstown
omuu prea pavat calea pen
aunul presidential fost au dinsi marturisit
preSedne al Lge ales de poporu
STA ales predntee dar popol Isl ae dei
a confratior della ,Rominuf'.
Vointa poporuu trebue repectata Aegerea din Youngstown
o. poporuu pop0l ncrederea omul
prnte al Lge Rationale datora noastra tuuror Rominlor
fos sd autam la oganarea Lgei atea perane
Doar sp mai as in zaru mentona to reue
muncm acut ins dmSi? Vedm imedat dupa aleg
Nu bun despr Lsa Ma
tonaa mai tziu nceput impunsaur earl cumneaza
in incrimnari
obiectiv vedea lovesc Lga
Nationa aiua mimic formara della nceput cnd
popo lie da atene cnd poporul al
postul pc dins de mtors cooul
inceput sape la temelia Lgei
Acestia cricii nostri I. BRUMAREL.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
Regina R0miniei vrea Sc Spuna
lui Wilson dOrinteIe poporu|ui eli
Ia pIedeaza pentu mici|e na6uni.
DUMINECA, PR0BABIL, VA PlECA SPRE ANGLIA.

.D-tra toti imi veti ajuta, nu-l
asag Stu ca Franta ne va ajuta,
insa oh! pacea aceasta! Ne pare
ca merge att de meet, noua ma
tiunilor mici.
,,Liga Natiunilors 4 splendida
insa sa nu uitati pc micile ma
tiuni".
Vorbind de ajutoarele date de
alte tari Rominiei, era admirable
de privit cum S "a fntors spre sin
gurul American ce era prezent.
moi suntcm foarte multumi
tori Americei 81 speram ca o sd
lie finn 81 mai multi indatoratl. @
sa am O intrevedere Gu d-nul Hoo
yer 81 d-nul Dawson, poate, mil
ne, ambii pot face foarte multi
pentru noi''
,,Doresc ell ca sa merg i'll Anne.
rica?" regina a repetat Intreba
rea mea''. Eu IN am cugetat la
aceasta, msa persOanele Gu care
am discutat mi-au spus ca regi
81 reginele nu sunt binc primlte
acolo. Nu ar trebui ca sa fie att
de aspri Gu moi. Nu trebue detro
natl asa de repede, asa cum at
facut III Russia, pcntru ca vedet
zee sc intimpla 1s. -4sp
DE sigur regii 81 reglnele poi
fl foarte folositori poporului da
ca sunt de acei ce all la inima lol
poporul"
Regina Maria spera ca 81
piece spre Anglia, poate Dumine
ca va pleca, insa Sc va intoarce
in curind indarat la Paris. undt
spera ca sd Sc intilneasca Gu pre-
sedintele Wilson caruia dorest'
al spune ca ce asteapta Rominli
de la America.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
GREVA DE sTREETCARA.

NEWARK, N. j. II Martie. -
Patru mil de conductor 81 motor
meni de la streetcarale din par
tea de nord a statului New Jersey
si-au parasit lucrul astazi diml-
neata la 4 ore a. m. din cauza ca
companiile la carl lucreaza au re-
fuzat sd recunoasca Uniunea IN
care sunt membrii conductorii 81
motormanii. Greva aceasta pa
ralizat de tot traficul de street.
cara in Newark, Hoboken, Tren.
ton, Jersey City 81 Elizabeth, N
D., cum 81 alte multe orasele maj
marunte din acel stat.
Muncitorii merg 81 vim de la lu.
cru Gu ,,Jitney's", din care sunt
ca la $50 in serviciul public, pi
ma acuma.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-13
lara 81 iara?.
AGENTH 81 PASAPOARTELE

Din mai multe parti ne sosesc
plingeri la redactie. Stunt venite
de Ia frati de al nostri, carl nu au
ascultat de scrisele noastre in III
ar. Della aceia carl s'au lasat ade-
meniti de agenti ca le vor aduce
pasapoarte. Uni din eli nu mai
supt in stare sa-si capete pasa-
poartele indarat (probabil ca a.
celea au fost vindute de agenti la
unguri). Uni iarasi, ne scriu
ca agentii nu vor sa lie dea banii
indarat. Eli spun ca banii all fost
opriti la ,,Legatiunea Romina"
in Washington.
Fata de aceste vesti, instiintam
pc toti fratii nostri ca ,,Legatiu-
nea", pc cit credem moi, nu a O.
prit banul nimanuia acolo 81 toti
agentii au banii pentru pasa-
poarte la eli. Oamenii deci sa GER
ce a capata banii indarat de Ia
agent, lar daca acestia nu sunt
invoiti sa lie dea banii indarat, in
special in cazurile din Cleveland,
poftim pc toata suflarea rominea-
sea sd treaca pc la moi, la redac-
tie. Redactorii acestui ziar lie dau
bucurosi banii indarat, de la din
sii, daca ne subscriu un document
de primirea banilor 81 unul pen
tru a putea da in judecata pc Gel
fara de scrupuli.
De alta parte, celor ce acuma,
tirziu, win 81 ne Ger sfaturi, lie a
ducem aminte ca sfatul nostru q
fosS bun 81 adevarat de la ince-
put. De GO s'au increzut Gu toate
acestea la straini?.