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Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
CONGRESS IN SESSION AGAIN


tBy Associated PreAa|
WASHINGTON. Dec. 1.-The sixty
sixth congress met today in its first
regular session, which was expected
to continue until just before the
presidential election next fall. There
was a large attendance. both in the
senate and house when gavels OF
Vice President Marshall and Speaker
GiIlett, tell promptly at noon.
Politics is due to play large
part in the events Of the new ses.
sion, the last before the nominating
conventions next summer and the
final campaign in the fall Leaders
pro0oee to have congress recess for
lie conventions and work through
aftnrward into October.
Enactment Of legislation is expect
ID to begin Immediately The senate
today had pending, with privileged
status. the Cumwins railroad bill
with IFS provisions against strikes
and for return of the railroads TO
private ownrrship In the house the
him ,n r.strict Immigration and nro.
vide for deportation Of alien radicals
WIS first an the calendar The house
,i.. .hahly will he occupied largely
win the appropriation bills for many
rpal,s ard leaders hone to enact sew
.,ql measures before rbp holiday ad.
t,rrnmant IN hepin about December
% and continue IN Januarv
Long debate on the railroad bill
IN tba san,ta was pnticipated and
,,..l.r. had 1ttla homes of its enact
mart hafnra January the date ON
.Airh he president has said the
roads womb ne returned to private
,naration
,mo,, five measures exnncted to
no romnlatad this month are the oil
coal pos and Dhosnhate land Ieas.
mo hu
Threa treaties one guaranteeine
assistance to France in event Of
Car,ran oppressiop that establishing
Poland and defining the Rhine from
tiar and the long nendinp s25 600 0OC
roloph,,n past are pendIng before
,ho f,roigr relations conmittee
Tb. D,,ce treaty with Austria also
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
KOLCHAK MAKES
A HURRIED RETREAT

~. N~socInted PressI
LONDON. Dec The forces OF
&dmirM Kolchak, head of the all
Guos.an government, are retiring
with such rapidity that they are
unable to construct defensive works
Il w1ich there is none west Ot
.kutsk, says a wireless dispatch
,rolu .ne soviet government at Mos
Nv today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
FISH LAKE VALLEY OIL
COMPANY ORGANIZED

Articles OF Incorporation for the
Fish Lake Astral Oil company with
headquarters in Tonopah, have been
flied at Carson city by Chris Krue.
ger n. NJ Johnson and Victor NJ
Place The company has taken up
some good prospects In different
parts Of the valley where they pro
pose operating
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
GASOLINE EXPLOSION
CAUSES BAD BURNS

William Howard, section foreman
at Blair Junction, came up to Tono-
pah Saturday afternoon to receive
treatment for serious burns sustained
the previous evening through the
explosion of a gasoline lamp The
burns caused deep scars and were
extremely painful
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
sLAKEsLEE RETIRING AND
SELLING OUT JEWELRN

Mrs. George F. Blakeslee is ser
iously Ill in Los Angeles and It is
imperative that Mr.. Blakeslee close
out at once and leave for the coast
The jewelry stock carried by Mr.
Blakeslee Is we'll known and the
sale announced in today's Bonanza
carries with it a guarantee Of quail.
ity that has never been approached
by any event OF like character
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
SWITCH thrown
UNDER TROOPS
~, Associated Pre-sJ

, ~, Associated PresSJ
PITTSBURG. Kas., Dec. THE
train with Kansas guardsmen and
volunteer coal workers enroute here
was derailed at Humboldt last night
hut no one was injured.
,Hy NsSncIHtrd Pressl
KANSAS CITY, Dec. 1.-Santa re
railroad officials said details of the
derarment OF the troop train at
humboldt Indicated the possibility Of
A switch being thrown as the train
was passing over II.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
REBEL POET ON
ANOTHER RAID
IN MACEDONIA


Is, Na-o"trIrd PrrsS
BELGRADE, Dec threat activ'
ity prevails at Fiumr as the de
s.royer left there Saturday presum
ably for lara, according to the Serb
.an pr-ss bureau The merchant
vessel Adria followed with q thous
and shock troops Reports from
Fume stated Admiral Rizzo, com
mandpr OF the D'Annunzio fleet, has
gone on board a destroyer and pur
poses to occupy Sebeidco"
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
KANSAS CITY DRY
THE COURT SAYS

KANSAS CITY. Dec Federal
Judge Van Valkenburgh today de-
MED the application of the Muehl-
bach Brewing company for a tenn
porary injunction restraining the col
rrctor of internal revenue from inter.
iering with the sale OF two and
hrae-Quarters per cent beer.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
WITNESS HAD TO LEAVE,

II, A. Meinke, one of the Oldest
and most favorably known prospect
ors in Nye county, was brought In
Saturday on a warrant charging him
with meancing Frank ]. Curran with
a rifle. When II came to the hear
ing this afternoon Curran begged to
be excused on the pretext that he
had to leave this evening for the
east Judge Grier set the date for
January IS.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
KANSAS CITIZENS
ENTER THE MINES

tHy Associated PreHHl
'PITTSBURG, Kas., Dec. Wear
ing army uniforms, many Of which
bore inslgnias of overseas divisions,
the first contingent OF volunteer
who are to dig coal in the Strip Pit
mines Of the Pittsburg fields, ar
rived here early today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
RESTRICTIONS ON COAL.

IUv Associated Prc$Hl
WASHINGTON, Dec. Wartime
restrictions on consumption of coal
were ordered into effect today for
the period Of the present strike
emergency
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
tItY Associated
KANSAS I
LOUD CHEERS FOR
KING EMANUEL
Ity Associated PrrssD

y ROME, Dec /. When King Vic
Tor Emanuel entered parliament to-
day to deliver his speech from the
throne he was received with LOUD
hceers Premier Nnti requested the
audience to be seated Upon this
the extreme socialists shouted viva
socialism" and left the hall and the
so,ts Immediately we're taken by
other deputies.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
SOUTH DAKOTA FOR
GEN. LEONARD WOOD
lRv Associated Pres-l

PIERRE, S. D., Dec. l.-Governor
Peter Norbeck and w King leaders
nf the republican party in South
Dakota, announced today that Major
General Leonard Wood would be
Indorsed as republican candidate for
president by the state convention
tomorrow The democratic conven-
ton will endorse President Wilson
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
COTTON MILLS CLOSE.

tHy Associated Pre.sl
FALL RIVER, Mass, Dec. 1-Vir-
tually all textile mills in this city,
employing $4,000 operatives, were
closed today by a strike for a 25
npr cent wage increase.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
DEAD BODY.
Of SIS TER.
IN A TRUNK
.R, associated Pre.SI

tRy associated Pressl
LAWTON. Mich, Dec. l.-Jammed
into a decaying trunk which was
concealed in the cellar of her home.
the body of a woman believed to
have been Maud Tabor. missing
three years, was found yesterday by
her lister Florence Tabor Critich.
tow The circumstances prior to the
disappearance of Maud Tabor. who
was reported to have died on "a
Western ranch, are now being inyes
tguled
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
lB, A...ciatsd rre..I

bs HssUCIhtcU TrcaNI
Ell PASO, Dec. l-An unyerified
report is current here today that
Consular Agent Jenkins has been
liberated from Jail at Puebla Mexico
The state department means bust
ness this time" declared Represen,
tative Porter, chairman OF the house
foreign relations committee today,
after conference with Secretary
i.ausng on the Mexican question.
Chairman Porter declared that for
three years he had believed amlcable
intervention in Mexico through the
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
STEEL RIOTING
At wheeling
n, ,ss.c,nted PressI

" WHEELING, w. Va. Dec" L
One steel striker was killed Sheriff
CLAYTON of Marshall county was
shot and seriously wounded and one
deputy and another striker suffered
o,,rsbot wounds in a riot when a
a,oh of strikers .clashed with the
sberifrs possee at the Gates Ma
,iopal Tube company mill at Bren-
ton. near here today
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
E. E. NoRTHRoP IMPROVING.

f. +. Northrop who was operated
upon at the Mine Operators hospital
Thanksgiving day, is reported to
show wonderful tenacity and is i'm
proving steadily with hopes for re-
covsry.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
SWITCHMEN CD
BACK TO WORK
IN KANSAS CITY
ny Associated Pressl

Hy Associated Pressl
KANSAS CITY, Dec. l.-As sud
denly and Unexpectedly as it began
saturday, the strike of 1900 switch
men in the local yards was called
III early today The decision to re-
uru TO work was reached at a
secret meeting which began yester-
day and lasted far into the night.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
MEXICAN GOVERNMENT
CALLED DOWN SHARPLY

eeizing of ports OF entry or forcibIe
intervention would be necessary and
that there was nothing in his talk
with Secretary Lansing to cause him
20 change his opinion.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
ENGLISH PRINCE ARRIVES HOME.


PORTSMOUTH, Eng Dec 1.-The
prince of Wales arrived here aboard
the British warship Renown today.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
FORECAST FoR THE WEEK.

Southern Rocky Mountain and
Plateau Regions: Generally fair
weather with return to normal tenn
peratures after Tuesday
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01

WASHINGTON, Dec l.--Renewing
it, request for immediate release Of
Consular Agent Jenkins, imprisoned
at Puebla, the latest American note
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01
KINo OF sAXoNY &c.

BERLIN, Nov. 29.-Former King
Frederick August of Saxony is ser
iously III at syhollsnort in silesia.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1919-12-01

Tonight and Tuesday.
Rain or Snow.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
Care este valoarea adevarata
a limbii unei femei? - Cleve-


land. - Care este adevarata va-
loare a limbii unei femei socoti-
ia i'll dolari is cent?? y barbati
din Cleveland carl formeaza ju-
riul de la ,tribuhalul de sub pre-
sedentia lni Pearson. au evaluat-
o la $262.50. Valearea a fost IL
xata cind juriul a adus verdic-
tul ca Dina Jennie Murphy, ca
re a dat III judecata compania
de tramvaie, cerind $4,000 pen
tru ca in luna Februarie, in uil
accident a fost trintita asa de
tare, incit si-a museat virful
limbii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
|DlN FUCA CONDE|ULU|.
v.....~

,,Schimbarea domnilor. bucuria
nebunilOr.' asa zice un prOverb
rominesc, dar cite-odata bine
cind Sc schimbA domnii. mai Gu
seama atunci cind aduc robii la
eXasperare, caci eel noui. eel pu-
tin pima Sc aseaza in scaune. Sc
poarta bine cu supusii lor. :
Mise comunica. de lei de colo,
ca unii Isl pregatesc geamantanc-
lie de plecare. = Noiaj bun. Fie
slguri ca nu vom regreta dupa
dior.
Mise comunica din Detroit,
Mich, ca mai multi Romini Sc o.
cupa cH afaceri nepermiSe de
legi; Ca fabricarea de bani falsl
81 rach;u veritabil. 81 ca uni din
ei an fost infundati la dubA. IL
ciorul nu merge de mute orr la
apa 81 g destul de triSt ca nu-Si
vad de ocupatic legala ca rusi-
nea suferita de eli sd nu Sc rever-
So asupra tuturOr. cu tOate ca fIc
care neam isl are parazitii lui.
Austria prOteSteaZa contra Vi
olarii dreptului de dispune sim
gura de ca. Daca facea acest pro
test in anul 1914. de multe sll-
ferinti ar fl scapat lumea.
Tn scriitor bavarez scrie: Mo-
n avem armata, II 'avem flota. II a
VEN bani. Il 'avem industrie. II a.
vem materiale brute. II avem o.
noarc 81 II 'avem demnitate. ..Fe-
riciti sunt eel Saraci...
In multe part Sc aud plingeri
din lipsa de invatatori. Acm sc
pare ca au prilejul de continue
cu plingerile pima cind publicul
Sc va invoi ca Sc plateasca dare
mai mare. fdcind prin aceasta po-
sibil a plati invatatorilor I'm salar
mai omenesc.
FranceZH cred ca scumpetea O.
ste cauzata prin risipa banilor
Poate ca asa. Sc spme ca din
profitul acestui ra1boiu $4,000 de
noui milionari au luat nastere in
America. care fara indoiala totl
sunt risipitori de bani. lnsa Sc
pare ca risipa unor oamenl carl
incearca Sc nu tulbure paeea Gu
speculatori este adevarata cauZa
a scumpetel.
Toate tronurile an inceput ca
Sc tremure in fata vointei popo-
rului. 81 Sc pare ca 81 tronul
..Dumnezeului Rominilor' in
ceput ca Sc devina o ruina =
mai ales GU schimbarile din ia
I'll
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Toate tronurile au inceput ca
Sc tremure in fata vointei popo-
rului. 81 Sc pare ca 81 tronul
..Dumnezeului Rominilor' a III
ceput ca Sc devina ruina =
mai ales GU schimbarile din ia
ri
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

New York. - in urma caderii
pretului la cafea in Brazilia as
taxi pc plata din New York pre-
tul la cafea a scazut foarte multi.
Pretul in luna Decembrie. dupa
cum arata statistica fOst 1870
funtul. ieri scaderea pretului a
ajuns la l30 procente 81 indica-
tile de All arata ca va scadea
81 mai multi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Clnd va remAp0la Jap0nia Klo
Chau Chinei? Honululu. -
Statele Unite. au cerut guvernulni
sJaponez ca Sc stabileasca l0data
definitiv cind au de gind a re-
inapoia Chinei Kio Chau, dupa
cum spune cablograma publ
cata in ziarul Nippu Jill. Cablo-
grama spune cd pima acum gu
vernul Japonez nu a dat nici un
raspnns.
In absenta presedintelui 81 a
secretarului Lansing cercurile o.
ficiale din Washington s'au re-
tinnt a face comentari asupra
stirei de mai sus.
Raspunsul definitiv 81 Japo-I
niei ar ayea d influinta consi-
derabiiH - Y tlss|
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Austria prOteSteaZa contra vi
olarii dreptului de a dispune sim
gura de ca. Daca facea acest pro-
test in anul 1914. de multe su-
ferinti ar fl scapat lumea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
Artistii sunt considerati ca

SO>AS~s~SA - W"
muncitori. = New York. = Ure-
lilo Bodini. tenorul italian. care
este detinut la Ellis Island de
saptamina trecuta. s'a dat ordin
ca Sc fie eXclus din tara de ca
ira un comitet special. Motivul a
fOst ca ell fost angajat de ca
ira Metropolitan Opera Co. GU
$50 pc saptamina, deci e conside-
rat ca muncitOr contractant.
Detinerea lui urmat in ur-
ma nOuilor masuri luate de catra
departamentul muncii in care
membrii din cor vor Fl clasificati
ca muncitori 81 nu ca artist.
Oficialii imigrarii au ridicat "a
cum chestia ca ce Sc va face GU
eel saptezeci de coristi din corul
Vaticanului, care Sc spera cd
vor ajunge milne aici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Tn scriitOr bavarez scrie: moi
n avem armata, Il avem fIota. II a
VEN bani. Il avem industrie. II "a
VEN materiale brute. II avem ~
noare 81 II 'avem demnitate. ..Fe-
riciti Sunt eel Siiraci.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

- t'NN't QAi y ulIIa NStC Sl!l-
gurul stat dintre puterile aliate
81 associate care a facut pace Sc
parata.
New York. - in urma caderii
pretului la cafea in Brazilia as
taxi pc plata din New York pre-
tul la cafea a scazut foarte multi.
Pretul in luna Decembrie. dupa
cum arata statistica a fOst 1870
funtul. ieri scaderea pretului a
ajunS la 130 procente 81 indica-
tile de All arata ca va scadea
81 mai mutt.
Fropunerea de a da o sable de
aur cadou lui Pershing abando-
nata. Washington. Mai
multi membrii s'au exprimat.
privat. cd Ell sc vor opune a Sc da
Generalului Pershing i'm cadoa
saba de aur care ar fl costat
$4,000, facut pc fruntasii par
tidelor din camera ca Sc abando.
neze propunerea.
-
Romini jefuiti. - Canton. =
Trei muncitori Romini au fost je-
fuiti de Liberty Bonduri 81 bani
i'll numarar Gu totul in suma de
$3.50 de trei hoti mascati. Jaful
a fost cOmis la lucrare afara
din oras in apropiere de Brew
ster.
De ce intirzie posta. - Cleve-
land. - Ea posta din Cleveland
$ au facut cercetari. Rezultatul
este urmatorul: Din lipsa de GA
meni director,,l postei a fost slit
ca sc angajeze copii ca Sc impair
Ia scrisorile. Impartitul scrisori-
lor ia foartesmult timp, lar copii
llpsiti de experienta nu pot face
iuerul asa cum ar trebui.
ControlorH spun ca, multime
dc saci en- scrisori 81 alte materi-
ale stau trintiti la parte. Fac
tori postal spun ca eli au vazut
acesti saei. sfind acolo de mai
mutt timp.
Cauza ca foarte putini isl baga
aplicatii de ) mera La posta sc
datoreste sal6rului mic pc care
il plateste.
Prima luna de miere in aero
plan. = Cleveland. Locote-
nentul j. T. Christensen, care s'a
cununat All Gu D-soara Lena Da-
Wis. au plecat ca sa-si inceapa lu-
na de miere in aeroplan.
Christensen fost in decursul
razboiului instructor la recrutii a.
viatori.
Print acuma popa. Hot
Springs. = Rectorul de la st. Ma
ry Episcopal Church. probabil e.
Ste singurul print care fost sim
tit de preot. tDupa toate posibi-
litatile nu "a fabrica din New
York;
Ell este prihtnl Eldabo DE Bar
roarryo, insa acum este cunoscut
sub numele de Rev. Edward De
Claybrook. se
fatal lui a fost regele- Zeelan-
del.
Justifica de ce a atacat pc in
sultator. - Cleveland. - Find
ca lui George Ossman la zis %
landez" ell lovit pc George GAR
dinier. Asa ca au ajms in fata
judecatorului.
Judecatorul insa a spus ca lie
gal este vinovat, insa nu moral" !.
deci a respi.ls acuza ca lisa a.
dus hi Ossman.
Cind va reinApoia Japonia Kio
Chau Chinei? Honululu. -
Statele Unite, an cerut guvernulni
Japonez ca Sc stabileasca 0data
definitiv cind au de gind a re-
inapoia Chinei Kio Chau, dupa
cum spune D cablograma publ
cata in ziaruI Nippu Jiji. Cablo-
grama spune ca pima acum gu
vernul Japonez nu a dat nici unI
rS sn,1nS
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
INF0RNAT|()NI

Americana vor mprumuta o.
raselor poloneze. Basel. =
10 cOmpanie americana GU un ca
pital de 10O.O0O.OOO dolari s'a or
ganizat in POlonia de impru-
muta Oraselor poloneze cu bani
ca Sc poata incepe reconstruirea
tarii. 81 in special imprumuta
bani pentru construirea de ca
male, apaducte 81 spitale.
Bolsevistii rusi Ger ajutor. =
Washington. = Fruntasii sovie-
telor rnsesti a TRIMS un APPEL ur-
gent Germaniei, Austriei 81 Sean
dinaviei cerind supOrtul acestor
tari, spune un rapport TRIMS din
surse Oficiale. Emisarii lui Leni-
ne an fost trimisi in Scandinavia
de citeva saptamini, insa misiu-
nea lor nu folosit mimic.
Dupa cum Sc raporteaza in ar
mata ,bolsevistilor att, in cea de
la nord, cit 81 in cea din sud ge-
neralii 81 alti ofiteri, sunt ger
mani.
In ultimele luni Sc spune cd
fortele bolseviste au inceput sd
slabeasca. Ca Sc puma capat de-
zertarilor bolsevistii san apucat
ca Sc execute Gu sutele. In uncle
cazuri dezertorii au fost execu-
tati GU intreaga lor familie.
Germania cauta un mare i'm
prumut. - Berlin. - Doua gru-
puri de mari bancheri, germani
81 americani, negocHza un mare
imprumut de milioane de marci
Germaniei, imprumut care Sc fie
sprijinit 81 garantat de ambeIe
gnverne. 1mprumutnl Sc va face
imediat dupa ratificarea tratatu-
lni.
Aceste informatii au fost pri-
mite aici din surse bine informa-
te, pameaii de afaceri spun ca
acest 7mprnmut Va III deajuns ca
se puna Germania pc propriele-i|
picioare comercialiceste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
Greva preofnor.

Greva preotilor. - Belgrad.
Congresul preotilor sirbi a
TRIMS un ultimat in care au de-
clarat ca vor inceta serviciul da-
ca nu li-se mareste salarul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Femeile elvetiene au cercetat
industria din Cleveland. - Gle
veland. = Tn grup de 226 de
femei elvetiene care au VENT in
aceasta tara GU scopul de a stu
dia industria americana. astazi
au vizitat mai multe fabrici din
acest OraS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Romini jefuiti. = Canton. =
Trei muncitori Romini au fost je-
fuiti de Liberty Bonduri 81 bani
i'll numarar Gu totul in suma de
$3.50 de trei hoti mascati. Jaful
a fost cOmis la lucrare afara
din oras i'll apropiere de Brew
Stpr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Regele George apeleaza a sc
da lucru soldatilor. - Lopdra.
= Noul plan de da de lucril
celor 100000 soldati fost ina
ugurat prin proclamarea data de
regele George, care a spus eli
este scumpa obligatie a tutu-
rora ca sc recunoasca sacrificiul
facut de catra soldatii ce an
luptat in accst ~razboiu.
Industriile 81 comerciantii ca
re vor lua in serviciul lor soldati
yor fl gravati pc tabla care Sc
va numi ,.Lista Nationala a re-
gelui''. Fiecare dintre eel IN
scrisi pc acea lista an privile-
giul de a intrebuinta pc cores
pondenta lor .,,Sigilul de onoa-
re-"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Noul sef al marinei germane.
Berlin Amiralul Adolf Won
TrOtha a fOst ales ca sef al ma
rinei germane sub noul ministrll
pentru apararea nationala, care
va incepe de la | OctOmbrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18
China a facut pace seperata.

Ols11la d IaCuJ pace seperata. y y
w ashington. Asistentul secre-
tarului de stat Philips a primit
informatii oficiale ca guvernul
Chinei a dat q proclamatie prin
care anuhtaf ca starea de raz-
boi dintre China 81 Germania a
luat' sfil'sit. < 7 "
Prin acest act China este sin
gurul stat dintre puterile aliate
81 associate care a facut pace Sc
parata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-18

Fropunerea de a da o sable de
aur cadou lui Pershing abando-
nata. Washington. Mai
multi membrii s'au exprimat.
privat, ca Ell sc vor opune a Sc da
Generalului Pershing in cadoa
saba de aur care ar fl costat
$4,000, a facut pc fruntasii par
tidelor din camera ca Sc abando.
neze propunerea.
The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1919-09-11
TIMBER LAND CHEAP.

1o4 acres OF rich elluvial land. 10
Gated IL miles Ne. of city Of Monroe
on main line Of NJ. i. Ry and only
- mile from gravel road. leading into
the city. There is on this tract the
following amounts and kinds of timber
100000 feet large long body cy-
press. 3.5OO.O0O feet large long body
fupelo gum. 5000 feet large long
body. red gum. 100000 feet ash. elm.
pecan and hickory. Total 6.00O,O00 feet.
We are offering this 40 acres to-
cether with the above timber and one
half of the mineral rights at the. low
price of $3.50 per acre. Terms one
half cash. balance one and two years at
So interest. This would make very
fine cattle and hog ranch. No richer
or more productive land can be found
In the South. Or will sell the land and
preserve the timber for IS per acre.
W. T. BONDURANT & SON