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Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

L1NCHBGRG. VA. January IS.-The
board OF directors of the Piedmont Mo-
tor Car Company. which was c-clected
yesterday afternoon at the annual
meeting of the stockholders. at a meet
ing for organization for the coming
year adopted recomme ndation to In
crease the capital stock OF the concern
from 100000 TO $4,000 900 The
board made provision at once for :,
called meeting of the stockholders on
February TO take the recommends
ton under consideration.
The old directorate was reelected
Tor another year, the personnel being:
W. a. TAYLOR. Philip w. Taylor, Fred
Harper. y. NJ. Jordan and II. a. Skin
ncr, OF L"nchburg. and Harding ivy
man, of New Orleans
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BRISTOL PLANS HOSPITAL
FOR MEN WHO FOUGHT
Committee Named to Make Invests
CATION as to Cost ind
Report.
THINK METEOR HAS FALLEN
Fuks Run Family Is Now In Pos
session OF Spongy Substance That
Excitcs Interest = Other News
From Various Parts of State.

BRISTOL. VA, January 1S-That
Bristol should erect Il modern hosplta {
as a memorial for her boys who par
ticipaicd In the recent world war. is
the general opinion Of the business
men or the city. a committee has
been appointed by the Chamber Of
commerce to investigate the project
thoroughly and make Il report II is
believed that the movement Will meet
with FAVOR, not only for the reason
that II would be lifting memorial for
The city's soldiers and sailors bur also
Tor the fact that the city has needed
adequate hospital facilities for the las;
Jew years.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

HAiiRlSONBCHG. January IS.-what
is supposed to be Il part of the meteor
which fell 20 earth about 6 o'cIoclz
sunday evening. presumably in the vi
entity of Washington. is in. the pos
session Of Mr.. and Mrs. James Hoover.
OF Fulks Run, little village situated
Ill the mountains about thirty five
miles from this place. 1t is a porous,
sponEy appearing substance, about the
size of n mans hand and fell In Che
yard OF the Hoover home about G
O'Clock Sunday evening. near whore
Mr.. and Mrs. Hoover were standing
Other residents of the community, who
saw the body failing, thought II to be
lightning, while some declared 1t had
the appearance of a skSrockct
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Masonic Lodge Election.

SOUTH HILL VA, January 1s-At
HE last meeting OF South lIill Lodge.
NO. 2S'. y. j. u A. NJ. the following
oihcerS were elected and installed for
the coming year: Worshipful Master
J. III. Wa!l. Jr.; Senior Deacon. j. y.
Jones; Junior Deacon, W. O.. Pieasants,
Jr.: Senior Warden, s. 4. ReeSs: jun
Tor warden Il. T.. Reckless: Secretary.
$. IL. Phillips; Treasurer. y. c.. Smith:
T!ler. w. III. aorrlss; Stewards. W. II.
Paulettc. W. T.. Andrews ahd ~ ~
Pitz!n%cr. The three stationed officers
were chosen 80 delegates to the Grand
Lodge in February and the following
we're named as altcrnatcs: :. a. Kceks,
:. II. PhillipS aud " @. Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

I.fNCiRtItG, VA. January lS--Tha
l.Tnchhurg Interstate Fair Association
has been reorennized for tho 1919 ex-
hihttion with the following officers:
president. II. G. Robertson; vice presi-
urer, Frank \. Lovelock. and direc-
tors: II. G. Robertson, T. William King.
r.. ". Martin. r. 3. Ryland. T. IL.
Brockcnbrough, H. S. Anderson, W. w.
Maiicy; d. l.. Taylor. j. p. McCarron.
Fred IIarDer, Il. w. Callahan. Garter
Glass, S. G. Gogsin. D. c. Frost. J. F..
pugh and c. s. Adams. The dates
nSed for the next fair were September
80 to October >.
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COPYRIGHT 1918. NEW YORK TRIBUNE ma

to the workings of the street cleaning
department. but had failed in his
'rhe Council passed upon variety
OF matters. one of them being the
adoption of a resolution for the APP
p"ininent Of = joint committee to CO.
operate with the Chamber OF Com
merce IN the movement that has been
!nauGurated for a greater Petersburg.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

,pURDONSNILbE. VA, january is
AZ INC regular annual meeting Of tho
S.ockholders of the National Bank OF
IordonsVille: held in the bank build
ing. the following officers and dirac-
tors were elected. Onjcers-I. w.
Graves. president: W. J.. Powell. vice
president: J. j. w. RUM. coshier.
w. II. Hail. assistant cashier pirec-
tors-Dr John W. Scott q. r. ONO
nundro. T. y: Wilhoit. n. Bear, n V.
Graves. L.. w. Gr'ves. w IT. Sind
linger. George S. McElroy. George W.
Uranium, w. I. Dowcll. j. T. w. Rumn
and J. l.. r. Snecd
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Murder Case. Set Forward.

The trial OF Thomas Brown. the
young white man charged with The
been set for February in the Hust-
ingS Court Miss Crowder was shot
and killed while riding home with
Brown in an automobile on the night
of September 16. The accused claims
that the young woman shot herself.
William Jones, coiored, charged with
the murder of his Wife. will he tried
on February G. Jones claims the shoot
ing WAS accidental.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
VIII Soil ON pI,nt

BRISTOL. VA January Is.-Thc
Bristol Barytes plant, located three
miles north Of here. will he sold at
nunie auction under the decree of the
washington County Court next Tues
day This plant has stood idle for
several years. The aggregate indeht-
cdncss against tho nroncrty is si25.-
On0 The sale will include the entire
plant. buildings, machinery fixtures
and twenty-four acres of land.
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DEATHS IN VIRGINIA
i. ". Meredith.

J. W. Meredith died at his residence
North Harrison Street. yesterday az
'tcrnoon at 1890 o'clock of Influenza
lie is survived by his wife. Rosa Deit-
rick Meredith: two sons. Joseph. Jr,
and John Frederick; his mother. Mrs.
w. T. White and Mrs. j. -. G.. Clarke
and two brothers, Frank and Cabell
Funeral services will take place to-
morrow from Sacred Heart Cath ed ra l.
with requiem mass. Interment Will be
in Mount Calvary Cemetery
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Mrs. ,,ntt,. II. McC,o,,.,l

LYNCHBURG, VA. January 1S.-Mrs.
lIattie Harrison McCrowen. twenty
four years of age. wife of o. NJ. Nc
Crowcll, died Sunday at the homo OF
her parents. Mr. and Mrs w. II. Har-
r!son. Her death was due to pncu-
monia. following influenza.
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william Sucre.

CHARLOTTE VA. January
1S.--Wi.i:am Sacrc. a track foreman
for the Chesapeake and Ohio hallway,
died yesterday ut the University Hos
pi;al, after a brief illness of pneumonia.
following influenza. He was twenty
three years Of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

ing gross tonnage OF 6s2l.3S0. OF
these. l:I22 We're building in countries
other than Great Britain.
The United States led with 9a7 ships
with a tonnage OF S,Gi7.9l9 The
figures Tor other countries are:
Canada. 191 ships, 21S.7.l tons:
Japan. lilo ships. 27S.l4O tons: Holland
it3 ships. 2125l2 tons: Italy Gftv-six
ships. l3",0l0 tons; Sweden. seventy
six ships. 9?.G3o tons; Spain. thirty
nNe ships. 1897 tons Denmark fifty-
ono ships, 7:.iIa tons: Norway, seventy
one ships, 6I.T3S tons. and France
twelve ships. .l.G9O tons.
The grand total includes fourteen
Of 26,31)
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neral services over the body OF Mrs.
b + Reed. who died Wednesday night
OF intlucnza were held yesterday at
her home In Meyers Cave. She was
twcnty-eight years old and Is survived
hy her husba nd and seven small chill
drca.
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Herhcrt Agnen aIann.

Herbert Agnew Mann. three-year-oId
SON of DIR. and Mrs Herbert Mann.
SIG Park Avenue. died Saturday even
ing nj 7:15 o'clock after an illness
OF less than twcnty-four hours. Flu
neral services arc expected to be held
the residence.
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VIII Deliver Address.

FREDERICKSBURG VA, January
1S.-Colonel r. J. Downing. Of Lam
caster County has bccn asked 10 dc
liver the address TO the graduating
class OF the Fredericksburg State Nor
NAL School on the evening OF June g.
Colonel Downing is exceedingly popu-
lar both As n man and on orator. Rev.
Il. y. Williams. n. ~. formerly pastor
OF the BAPTIST church OF this city
VIII preach the bacca laureate sermon
for the STATE Normal School on June s.
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Il. i. Hinton,
AZ Ass h-hfohs
CHARI.oTTESVILLE. ".

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
Isl l.. BinIon. aged twenty-throe,
an employee of the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railway, died a.; his home al
Crozet. this county. following an at
tack OF influenza and double pneu,non..,
lie is survived by his VIE aId ,wo
small children.
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Great AirpInnc i.nrlnc.

LONDON. January IS.-One OF the,
factories which manufactured two Of
the supremacy OF tho British aviator
over the German In France Is now
preparing TO make n new engine,
10 1000 horse power II ia claimed
mere that the new engine will he the
most powerful atrplane engine in cx-
istence. and that VI should do much
to solve tho problem OF connmcrcjai
aviation.
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Die. In Atlnn,n..Ga.

BRISTOL, VA. January lS.-AIrs
Marietta NJ. Carson. aged sevepty-three
was due to complication OF diseases
incident TO advanced age. She was the
mother of DIR. c.. G.. Carson. pastor oC
Funeral services were held al the home
in Atlanta, and burial was I'm tho
West View Cemetery OF that city.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

WARSAW. VA, January 1s.-Mvs.
Mildred Ellis Hutchinson, wife OF Dr.
Charles Hutchinson, OF Warsaw. died
at Ecr home here this afternoon OF
Monday morning TO Essex County. her
old home. for burial. Mrs. Hutchin-
sons little baby Is now critically Ill
with pneumonia.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
KAISER'S WORRY MAKES
HIM SEEM MUCH OLDER
smokes Cigarettes InccsxantIy, nnd
irr>rnts Appearance OF Man
OF seventy Years

G MuE:iii;,o,NHEN; HOLLANDS, January
which manifcsts itself principaiiw IN
t1 "r'n OF chilis IT. being aggravated
~ III c"nslan, worriincni, The effects
9, Wh'ch are Plainly visible in his
djtion. '' 'o"
no former German Emperor look.
"e p.'haps hfeen years older than
EnSn nc crossed tho frontier OF HoI.
Iann Although he is only about In
compete his si&G.th year. h!s birth.
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Sturgeon Parsons.

LYNCHBURG. VA, January IS
Sturgeon Parsons, thirty-two. and LIN
wood Parsons. thirty-six. brothers re-
siding near Rose Mills. Nelson County
are dead OF influenza, their deaths oc-
curing in two days.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
Mrs. Snsnn He'll.

Especial ito The Times Dispatch.1
OSASCOCK, VA, January 18.-Mrs.
Susan Bell. widow of Robert Bell, died
here Thursday of paralysis at the home
OF her son, William L. Bell She Is
survived by two children, William +.
Bell and Mrs. G.. Smith Waller.
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Miss Aithn T.. wheeler

CIIAHLOTTESNILLE VA, january
ls.-AIiss Altha l.. Wheeler. aged TWEEN
ty-thrcc. daughter of Sidney 3.
Wheeler. died last night after an Ill
ness Of two months. The funeral will
be held at 9 o'clock Sunday afternoon
from the residence.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

Nt PtVNIt NJ I'tttrSDurB. WHO arc
asked to contribute $4,000 to the fund
l"r IN" , rct,ss % nc Armen'am anc
dresses in the interest of chat cause,
one by General AzgaDatcn. on Sun
day afternoon III tho Century Theatcr.
and the other by Billy Sunday on
Tuesday morning il. the Academy cf
Music,
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Jnnes II. WnII.

James r. Wall. forty-fvs years OF
age. died Thursday evening at the
Iynchburg Hospital after short ILL
ness Of laryngitis and acute conges-
ton of the lungs.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

The Petersburg Savings and Trust
Company will omen for business ia it's
modernized banking home on Tues
day. The interior of the building has
been remodeled. and everything has
beauty, but 10 space and convenience
for business, as well as for patrons.
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IARRJSONRI,RG

MARRISONBURG, VA. January IS.
or Mr.. and Mrs. II. w. Bwman, OF
Harrisonburg. and George NJ. Kennedy.
OF Goods Mill, this county, were mar
ried Monday at Frederick, Md, at the
Methodist parsonage by Rev. James o.
Wrightman.
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Shnt WhtIe Duck IIuntinr

MISUNDERSTANDING. VA, january
lS.-Clarence Snow. of Lancaster Coun-
". while duckh1g. was accidentally
shot when taking his gun from a boat
charged. the load entering his right
arm. lie was taken to Norfolk
hospital, and will probably lose his
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C:sbe RIrd,opn..

LYNCHBURG, VA. January ts.--
Gabe Btrdsong, thirty-six years OF
age, died this morning at his home
after lingering Illness of pneumonia.
Hc Is survived by hi1 wife and nyD
children.
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Mr.. ncrnt. ID Aux1in

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
IS.-alrs. Bernie y. Austin, wife of J.
J. Austin. OF this city, general lirs
foreman OF the Western Union Tcle-
graph Company for the First District
Southern Division. died at $3.50 O'Clock
this morning at ~ local hospital. after
four days illness OF pneumonia. fol-
lowing innurnz1
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r;nricb NJ sch,,,s

LINCHBuRG. Va January a.
Enrich NJ. Schmid, forty-four wars
OF age Of Amherst County, died last
evening. Mr.. Schmid had but recent
~ returned from Texas. where he had
been living.
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n.rnnrd ID. McAlli.,c..

CHARLOTTESVILLE VA. January
ls.-Bcrnard d. McAliister, aged
twenty c.sh:. a young farme. OF Black
wells Hollow. this county. Is dead
aftc. a brief illness OF pneumonia
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Mrs. Annie II. Tickets.

I.YECHBURG, VA. January is
Mrs. Annie Harrison Ricketts,. wife OF
Z. II. Ricketts,, died Thursday Of pneu
monia following influenza. She WAS
thirty-two years Of age.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

LYNCIBURG, va. January 1s.-
Hutson Litchford. Of Rustburp and
Miss Myrtle Rosser, OF Lynchbur..
were married Wednesday evening nj
the parsonage of the Franklin Street
Baptist Church.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

HARRISONBURG. VA. January 49,.
katherine Virginia Bowers, dauEh-
ter Of Captain and Mrs. John A. Bow
crs.. OF this place. and Samuel Lewis
Hydcn. son OF Mrs. Sarah Hyden, OF
lIarrisonburg. were married tonight al
8 o'clock at the rcctory in Stanton
by Fnthcr j. j. DeGrvSe.
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rnkes Position In Richmanh

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES VA, JanMary
IS.-Eusene G. Sloan, who has been
connected with the Planters National
Bank, Of this city, left to-day for Rich
mond. where he has accepted a posi-
ton with tho Merchants National
Bank.
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Die. tn IIenderson. n. g.

! LYNCHBURG. VA, January 10
News has been received here Of the
death at Henderson. y. c., of Mrs.
Virginia Pcrrow Floyd a daughter
OF the late Willis Perrow. OF Rust
burg. She is survived by her mother
and a sister. Mrs. Clcm Smith.
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19

chum's River. this county, died at tn.
camp yesterday from pneumonia, fol-
lowing influenza. They are Howard
Ellington. white man. aged twenty
four, and William Jones, colorcd,
aged nineteen. The two bodies were
forwarded TO Richmond last night
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
Weddings and
Engagements
Brief Mention of Vir-
giniG Brides and
Gr0onas.

CULPEPEE. VA. January 18.-AIiss
Elizabeth Shanabrook, Of York, pa.
but more recently OF Cuipeper whers
she is instructor in domestic science
and Lieutenant J. Fl. Newhouse, son
OF Colonel and Mrs. S. NJ. Newhouse, OF
This place, were married quietly in
Washington on January IL by Rev
Edgar Carpenter, OF Alexandria
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
Knockcd DOWN by Ner,o.

LYNCIiBURG. VA, January 10
Mrs. Thornhill, wife Of Il. =. Thorn
hill. president Of the Thornhill Wagon
Company was knocked down and
robbed by negro near her home
Thursday night. tho negro getting S1I0
IN checks and some small change
Richmond times-dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1914-current, 1919-01-19
EREDERIcks BuRG.

FREDERICKSBURG, VA. January
lS--MrS James Payne, daughter OF
the late Dr. G. +. Ncwbill, OF Essex
County, died at her home in Tappa-
hammock from tho effects OF the "fiu."
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-16

Ede clasa.
Bolsevicii 81 sfortarea lpr de 4
|stabili, asa numita dictatura 4
|proletarnlui, ori &c. ar fl aceia. an
|stabilit in locnl tiraniei trecute,
|tirania lor insasi, 81 All 81 fnoata
prin singele amicilor 81 al dnjma-
|nilor in nizninta ca sa-si nentina
pnterea. Bolsevismul opus de-
mocratici 81 formei de guverna-
mint democratic. Pima cind abolse-
vicii pot sa-si mentina pozitiunea
lor fara folosirea fortei.
Guvernul lor e un dictatorat. Tn
timpul acela practical industria
a fncetat IN Russia 81 milioane a.
|stazi stau in fata imediata a foa.
metei. Autoritatile si-au perdut
|ordinea 81 controlul; omorul as
taxi este asa de simplA ca la nj
meni nu-i este viata sigura.
Bolsevism in teorie 81 bolsevism
in practica, E asa de periculos
pentru existenta guvernamintu-
lui de sine 81 institutiunilor de-
mocratice cum q fost 81 imperalis-
mul in trecut.
Bolseyismul e bazat pc stapini-
rea de clasa. Sub stapinirea de
clasa acolo nu poate Fl asa ceva
ca democratic, caci democra1ia
nu poate functiona daca nn grup
Isl ia autoritate 81 avizeaza pc
celelalte toate ca ele nu au voce,
nici drept de vot.
Bolsevismul i'm practica lara a.
rata ce pericol asteapta pc aeeia,
care urmeaza doctrina lui impo-
sibila. All toti laceia care strigau
contra tiraniei s 'au facut eel mai
singerosi dintre tirani, cind 0 IN
virtitura a rotei Ia pus 81 pc Ell
la putere. Ell acum vedeti progra-
mul la care vol sedusi de pofte de
marire aderati Gu fncapatinare
oarba, nizuindu-va a atrage cit
de multi in jurul vostru.
Oar muncitorii constienti, fiti
siguri nu va vor urma, masa po-
porului va yede binc micimea SUI
fletului vostru 81 Sc va multumi
zicindu-va ,,saraci de minte".
lar in acelasi timp autoritatiie
acestei tari democratice Isl va "a
ce datoria, .deportind pc toti ace
ia coprinsi de spasmul bolsevis-
malui.
Warren, Ohio, Iulie 1919.
Iosif Comsa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-16
Do-ai0 Solicitation.

Societatea ,,R. Carpatina" din
Cleveland, Ohio. Conyoaca pc
aceasta Gale comitetul vechiu 81
nou, precum 81 pc casierul bondu-
rilor, a lua parte la sedinta, care
Sc va tinea Joi, II Iulie 1919, in
hala societatii din 1903 West So
Street, la orelc Z seara. - Mem
bril- care au fost bolnavi, sd Sc
prezinte Gu certificatele medicale
pentru a li-se plati beneficiile. -
Fiindca chestii importante, pre-
cum 81 predarea, au ramas mere
zolvate, sunt rugati ca neaparat
sd ia parte la aceasta adunare
toti eel mai sus mentionati, pen
tru ne putea clarified odata
pentru totdeauna,
Fl Prezidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-16
G o N v o G A R z

SOcletatea rOmlna Gle aJutOr 81
cultura ,,Hora Unirii" din High
land Park, Mich, convoaca pa
aceasta Gale absolut pc toti mem.
bril- sal lua parte la sedinta ,ge-
nerala, care Sc va tinea Dumine-
ca, 20 Iulie 1919, in hala din a
Victor Avenue, II. p, La orele 2
p. m. precis.
Deci sunt rugati GU insistent&
toti fratii membrii in general a
lua parte la aceasta sedinta, IA ca
re Sc va decide soartea societatii
noastre pc viitor, cit 81 predarea
fostului prezidiu 81 raportul dele
gatilor care au luat parte la a.
dunarea generala a Uniunii So
cietatilor Romine Americana.
Deci pc baza ca societatea este
a tuturor membr,lor apartinator
acestei societati, 81 find in :nte.
resul fiecarui membSu a-si apara
dreptul ce Use cl,vinc, nu este
scIzat absolu. rici unul de la a
ceasta sedinta. .jt.ci ca sd oc..li.f
oares care ba 1uic.i pc viitDs cs
sar aduce prez:d.ului ve.hi sal
lnl, am luat aceasta h,tarire il
in:tresul frati.or .nembrii carl pi
ma in prezent I'LL s'au interesa'
d. mersul so6ielatii, lasirtdG,o !;
,cia intimplarci.
: Tot odata pc aceasta Gale sun
rugati 81 membrii filiAlei, impre
una Gu prezidiul a lua parte !;
aceasta sedinta, caci nici dfnsii r,
vor Fl scuzati, find aceasta sedin
ia in interesul general al tutu
rora.
in numele societatii ,,Hora y
nirii. din Highland Park, Mich
Prexidiul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-16

Gu cit Z posibil ca sd produca un
rezultat frumos, pentru ca organi-
zatiunea noastra tinerilor din
Canton, Ohio, o. sa fnfloreasca
spre fala intreguiui neam romi-
nesc.
Pima la revedere va salutam eli
toata dragostea frateasca:
Comitetul aranjatOr.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-16
CE ESTE BOLSEVlSNU[? /?

La ,,adunatura" de a socia-
listilor Romfni (daca ii putem nu
mi asa), din Warren, Ohio, find
1ntrebati, daca adereaza la pro.
gramul Bolsevicilor rusi sau mn
unii ziceau da, altii ba, pima cind
domnul secretar al dinsilor, le-a
zis: Vol taceti mai, nici vol .lu
stiti ce socialismul (catra sub.
semnatuD. Da: aderam Gu Boise
vicii, a zis. Atunci il intreb din
nou, sa explice putin programul
acela bolsevic. Domnul B. s'a
scremut atunci 81 da sa lie acope.
re, ne observfnd ca publicul pa.
rasea localul. 81 ca domnul B
sd nu Sc mai screama att gicind
bolsevismnl, iata il voiu spune
ell pc scurt.
Numirea bolsevism este foio.
sita ca sa designeze multe difcritc
lucruri pc care miscarile origina-
le care lea reprezentat, lea per
dut din vedere, cum e acuma TO-
losit de multi scriitori 81 oratori
publici. Ell denumeste orr ce grup,
sau partid care voieste sd infor-
teze vederile lor pc metod necan-
stitutional orr revolutionar. Ace
ste sunt foiosite liber ca termenul
(numirea) de Rosii, Republican,
Communist, Socialist, Anarchist 81
Sindicalist. Aceste toate au fost
folosite in trecut. Bolsevicii din
Russia, sunt sectiune din parti-
dul social democratic rusesc, ca
re 81 ell singur a fosf numai o Sec
tune de a miscarilor <secialiste
din Russia. Bolsevicii sunt sectiu-
nea majora 81 care sunt separate
de Menshevici (fostul partid lui
Kerensky), ori sectiunea minora.
Nu pentru ca Ell ar Fl avut un scop
ultim, ci pentru felul de metod.
Deviza lea fost 81 le este de a
opri orr ce miscare care tinteste
de stabili in practica principiilc
care an fost adOptate. Pc cfnd
Menshevicii cred in educatiune 81
fnaintare, eli cred in vocea maio-
ritatii poporului, care sd decida
asupra reformelor, care Sc vor
crede necesare. Bolshevicii, nu
cred asi croi drumul lor prin edu-
catiune sau evolutiune, ci prin
revolutiune.
Miscarile bolseviste sunt curate
miscari de clasa, ele nu cunosc
mimic decitN interesul clasei. Ele
nu cred ca poporul din Russia in
treg ar avea dreptul de a alege
reprezentanti la corpul legislativ.
Ele cred ca numai clasa munci-
toare ar avea vote de deterlni-
ma, cum are sa fie legea 81 admi-
nistratia legei, 81 apQi 81 atunci
numai muncitorii carl stunt boise
Wei an vocea. Att sunt ele mis-
carl de clasa 81 guvernamint de
class, att cit a fost al fostului
Tar 81 al nobilimei, guvernamint