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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
The German /. ExpJan.tior.

Berlin, March 21-Regarding the in
terruption Of the negotiations between
the Germans and the allied commission
to Poland at Posen. a German semi
official statement says the negotiations
were interrupted because Of differences
over the composition OF the commission
to supervise the carrying out Of the
agreement, which. according to the al
lied plan, would have given the allies
majority on the commission. The state
ment adds:
THE rupture is no loss to German
interests because TIL the eftsnts.s Mill
tary proposals likewite do not satisfy,
the German claims" st K
Dispatches from Posen through Paris
under date Of March 10 stated that the
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
BIG ATTENDANCE BY TEACHERS.
Northwest Iowa Association Hears
Strong Address by Rabbi Wise.

special to Times republican.
Fort Dodge. March 21-Seven hum
drer and fifty school teachers registered
here for the twenty fifth annual meet
ing of the Northwestern Iowa Teachers
Association. The interest of the
teachers divided between spring shop
ping and attendance at meetings which
are held in the first Methodist church.
Rabbi Wise in a talk on impressions of
the peace conference eulogiZed presi-
dent Wilson the biggest man in the
world. He said he was stronger than
any man in England. Italy and in
France save one. President Seerley, of
Iowa State Teachers College. speaks
tonight on education and world peace.
DR.. n. W. Shryock, president Illinois
state Normal is on the program to-
night.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
It.n EmpIex.. 4 Work.

Clinton, March Offending deter-
animation Of the points In controversy
in the strike OF the employees OF the
Item B.ss;;.t Company by the United
:States war labor board. to which they
were referred for arbitration, the work
crs returned to their duties in the
plant. when operations were resumed
this morning.
The decision Of the board IL to be
retroactive, under the agreement, and
will be effective from this morning.
tho plant in tho meantime being oper-
ated under the Dre-striks conditions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
COILS PLANT CLOSED.
Factory Closes Plant When Employees
Demand Shorter Hours.

Special TO Tines Republican.
Clinton. March 2I.--Ine Coins ,'oIu-
pany, manufacturers OF metal special
ties last evening closed it, plant for
an indefinite period following demands
made recently by employees for an
eight hour day with union wage scale.
Closing the plant let's nearly q hundred
people out Of employment. The union
is maintaining ptckets near the plant
but no disturbances have been re-
ported
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
Work Of Peace Commissions )

Paris, March 21.-A draft of clauses
regarding the freedom Of transit to be
inserted in the treaty of peace was
considered today by the peace confer
ence commission on the international
regime of ports, waterways and rail-
ways. The clauses were presented by
the British delegation, The meeting,
which was held at the ministry of pub
lie works, adjourned at / o'clock p. IN.
The peace conference commission on
international labor legislation today
considered the final draft of the labor
clauses to be included Nm the treaty of
peace. The commission held two meet
ings, it's thirtieth and thirty first.
under the Craftsmanship of Samuel
,Gompers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
Probe jap Fishino In Mexico,

Washington, March 21.--At the re-
quest of SenatJr Phelan Of California
the state department Is inquirlnE into
a report that Japanese fishing interests
have been granted concessions on the
west coast Of Mexico. Officials said
today no information had been re-
ceived to indicate that such conces-
sions had been granted. Operations
OF Mexican. American and Japanese
fishermen oil the Mexican cca.t have.
been a source OF controversy for years.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
KING ALsERT VISITS PERsA,Ne
Belgian Ruler and Queen Motor !
RovioN Of S1st Division.

Chaumont, France. March 21-King
Albert and Queen Elizabeth OF Bel
gium arrived here today for visit to
General Pershing at his chateau The
royal pair made the trip by motor car,
the weather being unfavorable for tho
journey by airplane that they had con-
templated.
The Belgian royalties after the re-
ception at the city hall had been con-,
cluded, went to the Courban airdrome
and reviewed the eighty-first Ameri-
can division. They then returned to
the chateau and took tea with-General
Pershing. his staff, the local. civil and
military authorities and the chiefs Of
the allied missions.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
NeutraIs Suggest Amendments.

by ftHVaS AgeHCy.I ~ ~
7 Paris, March 20.--Among the amend
ments to the covenant to the league of
nations suggested at the meeting of
neutrals today were several which
urged an increase in the number of
secondary countries admitted to the
executive control of the league. the re-
duction Of ornaments and the control
of munitions manufacturers.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
GOLDEN BELL" ATAucTioN.
Tradition Hoids Irish Relic Dssesnds
From Heaven. 4
IBy ANaOCiated PreaR.

II London. March 14-Curio collectors
had an opportunity Of obtaining a fam
sous Irish relic at auction here this
week. THIS is the Golden Bell, which
according to tradition descended rom
heaven and was used for obtaining In
formation when all other means failed.
fs On 0nc occasion 3 :. rrair rair Of satldlebags
with 81 100 was stolen and as all in
aufrieS were useless the priest slater
he would sweat all his flock on the
bell on Sunday.
On Saturday night 4 man came and
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
s1a,ooo, 900 Loan Redeemed.

Washington. March 21-The treasury
today authorized the immediate re-
demption OF block Of $13,00o,0o0 loan
certificates of Indebtedness dated Dec.
and maturing ordinarily May at
par and accrued interest to the date
of redemption.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
T.-R. BULLETIN
NEWS OF THE DAY
The Weathek,

Iowa-Fair tonight and Saturday;
rising temperature Saturday and in
extreme west portion tonight.
Range of temperature at Marshall
town: Thursday. ~ and 26; Wednes-
day, SO and "a; March 20, 1918, 7s and
4S. At 7 this morning, 27; yesterday,
,35.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
RAlNBow POST NO. 2.


ship In vstsrans Organization.
Council BluKs, March 21.-Rainbow
Post No. 2 was organized here last
night and application made at once
for membership in the proposed
world war veterans' organization. Del
egates were elected to attend the
meeting to COZ sidsr the organization
of a national body. Three overseas
officers, Col. Matt Tinley. Donald Mac
Rae and E. A. Merritt, were chosen as
tentative trustees.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
Air casualtie, 5s4.

Washington. March 2i.---Casunities
in the United States air service per
sonnel. serving with the American and
allied s::..!e. at the front numbered
s54. OF the total Ill men were killed
In combat.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
Tribute 10 Kaiser Printed.

Berlin, March 21.The address of
homage circulated on the occasion of
tho former emporers birthday received
436, 912 signatures. 1t ir announced.
The address and signatures will be
bound in q series Of thirty -sevs1 vol
un.es and sent to AmeronK zen.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
STORM ISOLATES
WESTERN COUNTRY
Snow and SIset in Colorado, Wyoming,
New Mexico and Arizona Paralyxes
Wire Communications and Delays
Transcontinentai Trains - Heavy
Snowfall.

Denver, March 21-The western sec
tion ofS the country is isolated today
as the result OF a snow and sieet storm
Ii that st swsrr. vestarn Colorado and wyo-
ming last night. Al. A., wtre commune
cation west Of Denver has ceased. and
transcontinental trains are reported to
be behind schedule.
According to the mesger reports OBJ
tainable by. the weather bureau and
telegraph and telephone companies to-
day, the storm was most severe be-
tween Cheyenne and Rawlina, Wyo. In
that section a heavy sleet early this
morning took down all wires and de-
layed trains. The sleet storm is said
to have been accompanied by the
heaviest snowfall Of the winter.
Another storm, as severe az the one
In Colorado and Wyoming, I. reported
to have occurred In New Mexico and
Arizona, altho the extent Of the dam
age wrought has not bean ascertained.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
Appear Astonished at Some
Of Penalties to Be Ex-
acted by Allies.
CHAFE BECAUSE
THEY ARE IGNORED
German Peace Delegation Asks Allies
II They Are Not to Be Permitted to
Discuss or Modify Peace Document
Proposai to Take Away All Of Col
onies Brings Protest-Neutrals Want
Amendments to Peace Covenant.

Basle, March 21.-The president OF
the German armistice commission at
Spa has presented a note to the inter-
allied delegates asking il Germany
should consider as true statements in
the French and British press that the
peace treaty would be ready for the
Germans as soon as President Wilson
approved, but that the Germans would
be alloG neither to discuss nor mod
ify the u ,ument. according to Berlin
advices.
Berne. March 2o.-In an interview
printed in tR~ .ew Gazette of Zurich.
Prof. Walther Schnecking. member
Of the German peace delegation, de-
clares he does not believe that Pres
ident Wilson's program can be invoked
to deprive Germany Of all her colonies.
Mr. Wilson has promised a broad,
generous settlement to peoples like the
Germans. he says. Civilization rests
on the efforts of all the great nations.
The question of indemnity appears to
have been settled in principle, all that
ACiAdAhb OciH5 " IN tilc akAIohhts <As. "
the league of nations, Germany is sin-
cerely desirous of collaborating in the
organization and 1 hope the Paris
covenant may be sensibly modified"
Il am astonished that the idea of
prosecuting former Emperor William
and his generals Is seriously enter
tained," he said. Under international
law there is no court competent to set
up tribunal, after the event, to try
ruler or general in contradiction of an
essential principle of criminal law =
that no penalty shall be imposed with
out law authorizing it. I think the
question of responsibility for the wal
Is an international one and can only
be fully elucidated if all the govern
ments open their archives and an es-
tablished tribunal examines all inter-
ested parties
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21
BAKER CHAMPIONS
SERVICE DIRECTORS
Major Foster Accuses Secretary Of
Aided and Assisting Al !. w. w.
lntern ationai Socialists, and Human
itarians in Army Obstruction by
Pervertins Laws For Their Pre-
lection.

Kansas City. March 2i---secretary OF
War Baker was accused directly s,s
aiding and assisting I. w. W., inter
national socialists and humanitarians
in their program OF blocking the con-
struction OF the army" by Major Dick
y. Foster, member OF the general court
martial which tried 135 alleged con-
cientloas objectors at Camp Funston
IN All address hefnre tho CITY Club hers
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1919-03-21

This was done,"Mr. Foster declared,
by extending and perterting the acts
of congress for the protection, comfort
and solace OF the obstructionists.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
DEZASTRUL De LA PAR
MACO VA Fl INvESTlGAT
De JURIUL SUPREM.

MARIETTA, OHIO, 20 Angus.
Dezastrul de la Parmaco, il
apropiere de Parkerburg, w. Va
in care au perit 13 persoane, ciad
un tramvai fost sdrobit de loco
motiva unui tren de povara dc
pc linia B. & o., va Fl supus la q
cercetare amanuntita a unui jl
riu suprem, a anuntat prosecute
rul j. S. Wade.
Parerea prosecutorulul este ca
att eel de la calea ferata, cit s.
cei de pc tramvai sunt vinovat
de neglinjcnta, insa prosecutors
a refuzat ca sa fixeze gradul it
responsibilities. Compania tram
vaielor a produs un contract Cd
evidenta in care Sc provede ca Is
& o. este obligata avea m on
la aceasta trecatoare.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
BoLSEvICI sAREsTATI in
EAST YOUNGSTOWN, 0.

YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO, 20 An
gust. = Optzeci 81 opt de barba,l
81 doua femei au fost prinse IN
tr'o rata facuta All noapte la o
adunare presupusa bolsevista in
East Youngstown, aproape de 4
lei. Rata a fost planuita de of
terul federal George Sawken dln
Cleveland, 81 dusa la indeplinire
de serviciul secret de aici, Sheri-
full Ban Morris 81 zece politlstl.
fntre cei prinsi Sc crede ca
sunt fruntasi International cali
de sase luni de zile suf1t urma-
riti de guvcrn.
S'a luat o caruta de brosurl'
carti 81 fotografii.
Multc din footgrafii reprezlnta
chipurile fruntasilor Rosii din
Russia. Uncle din ele sunt afise a
le /. w. w. Pamflctcle sunt scri-
sc in limbi streine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21

PARIS, 20 August. = Rominia
va refuza Sc semneEe tratatul cu
Austria cind tratAtul va fl, in
saptamina viitoare,s pus spre ul-
TINA considerare q conferintei de
pace; stirea fost data din SUI
Sc authoritative. In acelasi timp
Rominia cauta fdrma o COME
deratie care Sc clprinda 81 Pc
Polonia 81 Ukrania.
Obiectiunile Ron,lniei 81 refu.
zul ei de a SIENNA tTatatul de pa
ce Gu Austria sunt bazate pc fap.
tul Cd frontierele sRominiei nu
sunt definite, ci suht lasate fi
stabilize de consiliul de patru.
Prim-m -ministrul Bratianu, Sc IL.
steapta Sc faca 0 declaratie in ca
re Sc arate ca actillnea conferin
tel de pace referityr la Rominia
este inconsitenta Gu degnitatea
nationala a Rominiei, deci 'u
poate> mime astepta ca Romin;a
sa Sc lege semnind deel document
Prim-ministrul Roniin Sc crede
ca va fl multumit sdaca sarciaa
de decide frontiefele Romlnlci
va Fl lasata Ligei lNatiunilor, il
sa nu numai repre3ehtantii State.
Tor Unite, Angliei, Erantei 81 Ia
liei Sc decida aceastp.
La fel Rominia ia refuza ~
semneze tratatul spdcial de a GA
ranta dreptul nlinbritatilor. IL
acelas timp ca va q Antinua ca 5,
|ocupe TEaasilEs 81 ] Basarabia 9
refragin;asi -se ffsiz5 slls inils sl~
partare- de la Budapesta, dupd
cum cere conferinta de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
ARESTAREA UNUI ON
BANUIT De CRlMA

CANTON, OHIO, 20 August
Tn ON fost arstat de polita
Gin Canton, Ohio, aseara, acuzat
find Cd ar Fl luat parte la ucide-
rea lui Joe Buterio, din Allan
ce. Politia umbla acum Sc puma
nina pc un ON care are numai @
nina, care fost vazut fugind de
la lOcul crimei la citeva minute
dupa ce Buterio fost omorlt
Politia crede ca noua incercare
de a lua viata viata lui Buterio
care a 81 reusit - este fapta
minei negre.
Sc asteapta sd Sc faca 81 alte
arestari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
lEGEA F0S7
DECLARATA in SILE-
STA De SUS.

BERLIN, 19 August. In Si-
1ssis de s6s i f0st astazi dScla.
rata legea martiala, ca un rezul-
tat al incaierarilor dintre fortcla
Germane 81 Poloneze.
Representantii guvernului ger
man lncearca ca sc arete ca 81
tuatia nu este ait de serlOasa
declarind ca numai cincisprezcce
germani au fost omoriti in lupta
ce avut loc.
Cancelarul Bauer spus in a.
dunarea de la Weimar ca Polo
MIA nu este implicata (amesteca-
ta) in atacul din Silesia, Bauer
a spus ca soldatii care au inva-
dat teritorul German nu au fOst
sOldati din armata regulate, ci
soldati demobilizati. Ell a mai
spus ca comanda germana era sta
pima pc situate.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
SOARTA TRATATULUI
DEPANDA IN 1NTREGlME
De OPINIA PUBLlCA.
Soarta tratatului de pace de
panda in intregime de opinia pa

Soarta tratatului de pace dc
panda In intregime de epinia pi,
bfica popordllnf 1knIesfeun 4
Trei ore in camera istorica a
Casci Albe, presedintele Wilson,
stabilind un nou precedent, sa
submis la un interrogation, despre
toate fazele cOnstruirii tratatu-
lui, de catra membrii comitetu-
lui pentru afacerile straine din
senat.
In urma interogatorului 81 &
nlasa data la Casa Alba, senato-
rii au. slit indarat la birour!le
lor din Capitol, ca Sc vada daca
explicarile date de presedinte a
schimbat orr nu situatia\ politica
Asupra unui punct au fost de
pirere aproape toti. 81 anume "a
un sfirsit trebue pus situat'ci-
Sentimental senatorilor dHpt
cum Eau pronuntaS este ca TARA
a a,ut oportunita.ca de a ALA
tcea &C dOrca sc aflo din ;cr'a
Ge intrebari puse prcssdlntelul $.
din raspunsurilc date. deci po~"-
rul nu va mai tolera intlrzicr"
rrca mare, ci va iosIs.a ca sa S"
decida O forma de ratificare a
tratatului
Gu toate declaratiile contrarl-
lor ligei, sau a senatorllor ce vor
ca Sc faca rezervari in tratatul
de pace, ca rindurile lor sunt
intacte 81 ca presedintele nu a
raspuns spre satisfactia lor, la
Casa Alba insa Sc lucra la rapor-
tut stenografic luat in istorica
sedinta in care presedintele a
fost interogat de catra 81 natori,
"a ..cest rapor.. - fie da: >p'c
publicare ziarelor, Ga poporul A.
rsy.can Sc vala ce s'a discntat
in acca intrnnira.
i.atificarea traiatului .amr.e
an,n in sea,na roporuln; Daca
rtuo,ul va dori ca tratatu' Sc
fie ratificat imediat, nu incapt
yorba ca senatorii care sunt con-
trari ratificarii, vor Fl siliti ca sa
Sc piece inaintea vointei publice'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
CATRE CET'y's2|RN : N0STR|

IN NO. de All apare rasphs% = al organizatiunei
noastre Ia apelul Ungurior catre = ii tar catre
Purne lee1utoare 81 oplnia pubica prin carl neaga
drepurile noasre tnuturilor esi pc carl
stap1nt eli un rastimp de veacuri
Tot cara capul acesei ta ctre corpurie egiutoare
opnia pubca americana este adresat raspunsu
Am luat dispozitun raspunsu nostru sd ajunga in
nina Presednteui Wilson 81 in nina fe crui Senator De
putat al acestei tari
Ca sa aunga la cunostinta opnei publce americana
ps de concursu dta ub cetitor Pentru aceasta
Gem un caduros ape care toate socete din organzatu
noastra tare to ceor zarulu nosru sd bne voias
Cd raspindi numarul de fata printre Americana
In e care ora persoane mai cunoscute carl vorbesc
mba engeza sa duca cite ziar din numar la
ziaree americana tpare in ba engeza rugnd pc editor
sd reproduce raspunsul nos Fe banca e
comerca e director de fabrca s capete numar
raspunsul nostru.
Putina buna voina 81 raspunsu de
itreaga opne pubca americana Prn Yeti aduce
servcu causei ronest credna noastra ca fe
bun Romn grabi sa raspunza apeul nostru
inca odata Cett repede ziarul 81 indata fara zabava
multa chbzue fie datora de buni Romin
Mai seama nga zare uza toate moacee de carl dis
puneti 1ntervent prieten american rugamintea
voastra sa fie luata in seama
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
COSTUME fNDRAZNETE PRO
DUO SENZATIUNI EXCITATE
IN ATLANTIC CITY.

ATLANTIC CITY, N. D., ~
August. - Doua blondine au pri-
cinuit miscare mare Martea tre
cuta cind au trecut pc PLAZA O.
ceanului in costume originate.
Stunt vaduve, nu buruiene de
mare, in costume negre, stralu-
citoare.
Partea de sus costumelor era
str1nsa pc corp, dar in JOS de e.
cuator fost destule fol ca sd
fie III conformitate Gu legea.
Fiecare avea cite un voal prins
de parul Ell auriu. Pene attractive,
carl Sc lipeau gentil pe coafura.
E drept, ca vaduvele n n'au in
trat multi ca zece yarzi in apa,
dar in ciuda doliului pc care Il
purtau, nu Sc vedea ca ar Fl va
duve nefericite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
ALTA ORGANIZATIE AMERI.
CANA CONTRA NATI0NALI.
ZAREI INDUSTRIEI.

CHICAGO, ILL, 20 August
- Comitetul executiv al !organi-
zatiei National Lumber Mani.
factures Association anuntat
ca este contra nationalizarii in.
dustriei. fntrunindu-se in Chica.
60, comitetul, compus din frun
tasii industriei de lemn din toate
partile Statelor Unite, au numi'
planul lui Plumb ca ,,primejdi
os'' 81 ,,revolutionar'. la fel a.
denuntat 81 proiectul de legt
Kendrich- Kenyon de a regula pt
colportorii de carne lpackers)
iprin licente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
GERMANII vOR SA Ger.
CETEZE CINE E RESPON.
SABIL PENTRU REZBOI.
UL MONDIAL.

WEIMAR, 10 August. = Con
ventia constitutionala a aduna-
rel rationale de la Weimar a re-
comandat numirea unei comisii
de % membrii care SIC faca GER
cetari spre a afla cine a fost res
ponsabil pentru acest razboi mon
dial, cum a inccput razboinl, dc
ce a tinut att de multi, 81 de &C
a fost Germania invinsa.
La fel Sc vor face cercetari .e-
feritor la acuzele abuse Gu viola
rea legilori internationale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
Unmarried Prin.
tului Leopold.

BERLIN, 20 August. - La in.
trunirea cetatenilor din Teltow
un suburbiu al Berlinului, s'a di-
scutat purtarea printului Friede-
rich Leopold, var GU fostul Kai-
ser, care, Gu totul altfel ca Con
til Hohenzollerni, a ramas in Bel
lin in loo Sc fuga peste hotar III
ate tari. Ell este acuzat ca q fost
angajat in comerciu nelegal s.
ca ar Fl inmagazinat mari can't.
tati de hrana.
Autoritatile locale au cercetal
acum de curind Castelul printn
lui, 81 au confiscat mari canti
tati. de hrana care a fost impair
'tita spitalelor, insa cind au volt
ca sal urmareasca pc Gale lega
Ia, lisa spus de cercurile auto
ritative ca ell este imun Ode nea
tins) find un membru al familie
regale.
Printul Frederick inmagazi
nat 81 o mare cantitate de car
buni 81 lemne Gu care sa-si incal
zeasca castelul in timpul iernii
Castelul are 40 de clmere 81 50
seprezece bal. Pima ac1m nu 81
ajuns la nici 0 deeixs ca ce :,
|faca cu printul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-21
PENTRU ACEI Carl
MERC ACASA.

Cetitorii nostri carl merg acasa,
ar face bine SO aboneze ziarul IA
merica".
Ziarul America" le va fl de
mare folos, caci prin el vor afla
stiri din intreaga lume 81 vor fl in
current Gu tot ce Sc petrece in tara
aceasta unde au locuit alta timp.
vor fl in current Gu viata rominea-
sea de pc aceste plaiuri, viata in
care au trait gi care ii intsressaxa.
Pc linga aceasta ziarul ,,Ameri-
ca" se va interesa q de soarta
neamului nostru de acasa, find Q
tribun4 liberia de ps care 81 se
propovaduiasca si se arate calea
cea dreapta pc care trebue 50
urmese taranul romin, pentru i'm
bunatatirea st&rei lui culturale 81
economice.
Pretul abonamentului in Romi
mia Mare: Pc un On $500, % case
luni $500.