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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
Pc vINERI Sc VA STI DA-
CA GERMANII SEMNEA-
"a TRATATUL.

WEIMAR. II Iunie. - Decisl-
unea Germaniei de a SIENNA trata-
tul revizuit de pace probabil va
fl luata Vineri 81 va fl comuni.a-
ia aliatilor la Versailles in ziua
urmatOare.
Cablnetul german este cOnva-
cat Sc intruni imediat ce sose-
ste ministrul de externe Brock
dorff-Rantzau unde Sc va deter.
nina care sectii din tratat Sc fie
inaintate unor comitete de ex-
peril. Asamblul national probaDil
va incepe discutiile Mercuri. Ca
binetul ministerial, cit is expertii
Isl vor inainta raportul dupa &c
ministrii vor consulta pc leadarii
partidelor. Asamblul national,
dupa planul din prezent, va vota
dupa trei zile de discutie asupra
termenilor din tratatul de pace.
Brockdorff- Rantzau Sc va intoar-
ce, dupa aceea, imediat la Versai-
lies, unde va publica raspunsul
Germaniei, probabil pc Simbata.
Pc cind adunarea de la Wei
mar urmeaza in toate sfatur;le
leadarilor, oficialii guvernului ad-
init franc ca Ell stau la indoiala
referitor la atitudinea acestei a.
dunari. Cabinetul, orr cum, spci-
jineste pozitia luata de Brock
dorff f-Rantzau ca tratatul sd nu
Sc semneze pima cind nu Sc v,r
face modificarile de o importanta
indestulitoare pentru germani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
AL|ATI| AU DAT CERMA-
NIL0R RESPUNSuL FINAL
luni SC va Sd daa vOm aVea pace oIi Tebd

pace" ca 81 cum ar fl vorba de
o oare care lupta pentru teritoriu
ori putere.
,,Deci puterile aliate 81 associate
crede ca e necesar de a 1ncepe
raspunsul prin declaratie clara
a Judecatei lumei, care fost fa-
cuta din aproape intreaga omeni.
re civilizata.
,,Parerea aliatilor 81 puterilor
associate este ca razboiul care a
;nceput Ia il August 1914, a fost
cea mai mare crima contra una.
nitatii 81 libertatii popoarelor.
DE mai multi ami domnitorii
Ge:maniei, tinind ii traditiile
Prussce, Sc sbateau CT Sc puma
nina pc pozitie ca sd domineze
Europa. Eli nu au fost satisfacuti
Gu prosperitatea crescinda 81 III
fluenta la care Germania avea
dreptul 81 pc care toate celelalte
natiuni voia sd o acorde Ell; ei
insa doreau sd dicteze 81 sd tira-
nizeze Europa robita, asa dupa
cum tiranizau Germanie supusa
Gu scopul de a ajunge aceasti
tinuta, eli au intrebuintat orr cs
mijloc de educa pc supusii lol
Gu doctrina ca puterea creiazs
dreptul i'm afacerile internatio
nale".
Clemenceau mai spus ca
,,D-tra att cerut dreptate, 81 a
ceasta am facut-o". Aci sc refers
ca Germanii au meritat, pentrI
crimele comise, pedeapsa, pc care
aliatii leo da.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
SERVICIU TII.EGRArIO COhGPI.ECT
DE LA AS0OIATIUNIA PRKSSEI
IN
DRAZNETI.
AU JAFUIT $4,000 DOLARI
della o BANCA DIN
CLEVELAND, o.

Orasul Cleveland, o. = de un
timp incoace = este meleagul cri.
melOr de tot sOiul.
Alba trece ri, 81 ne pare ca nu
este ri, daca nu auzim baietii col.
portori de gazette, sd strige i'm gu
ra mare despre atare jaf, atare O.
NOR, orr alte crime la fel de mur.
dare.
Cum zic: aprOape ne-am Obici-
mutt Gu crimele. Gu toate acestea
crima savirsita Luni, in 16 |. c..
la 3 ore dupa amiazi, pus oraSul
intreg in uimire. Ea ne arata ca
pc linga toata forta politieneasca
acest oras, 81 nacajitii lui locuitori
nu mai sunt in siguranta nici ziua
i'm ameaza mare.
Punct la 3 ore p. m. a avut loo
eel mai mare jaf de banca din is
toria orasului. Cinci bandit de au
tomobile, sositi la fata locului pt
un autOmobil Ford" furat s
acela de undeva, 81 cu revolverelt
i'm mini, au intrat in banca de pt
Detroit Ave. 81 1O0-a strada. Al
tintit revOlverele lOr asupra celol
6 functionari 81 4 functionare $
au pornit la jaf.
= ,,Nu luati argint, n n'avem ne
vote de cit de hirtiis' - a fOst DO
runca bosului, catra cei 4 ortaci a
dinsului pc carl i dirigea ca p'
un adevarat gang" de lotri. In
treg actul a Occurs i'm cea mai ma
re liniste 81 Gu SINCE rece. Scena /;
durat Is minute.
fndata dupa savirsirea crimei
talharii indrazneti, s'au urcat il
autOmobil 81 au plecat mai departs
Spre partea Gle est OraSulul.
Dupa ce au plecat, investigin(
paguba, functionarii de banca a,
aflat ca lie lipseste suma de so mi
dOlari.
0 duzina de automobile incar
cate GU politisti 81 detectivi au par
ours strazile orasului 81 suburbiile
facind tOate incercarile GU putint
ca sd afle pc eel cinci tilhari car
au jafuit banca.
Gu toate acestea, incercarea 20
litiei, pima acuma a ramas far
fructe.
Politia IS 81 asta ne mira multi =
este ell tOtul neputincioasa fata d
aceste atacuri 1ndraznete la ave
rea 81 bunul cetatenilor pacinici.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
B U L ET I N.

WEIMAR, II Iunie. - Con-
gresul socialist . respins pro-
iectul de lege prin care SO CO.
rea ca Germania q alc&tuias-
CD Q constitute sovietistA. PEN
tru aceasta propunere ma iesit
decit IN vot, iar restul az fost
toate contra 81. ooneresul :
mai adoptat . resolutis prin
care respings osrsrea de : -
d. pensinni = n,sIabrii foste-
lcr fasailii regsle y inpsrial1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18

Locuitorii; din .Gingeova IDOL
,jiu) Sc pling impotriva dogarulni
Flip Taisis, german de origine 81
prea plecata sluga a ocupantilor
pc carl la ajutorat in dauna tarii
81 locuitorilor in tot felul, s'a TO-
lusit de materialele comunei PEN
tru sporirea avutiei sale particnla-
re. Sc cere prefectului sa Sc faca,
constatare, pedepsind vinovatul. Il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
VESTI DIN
PATRIE.

Gazeta Transilvaniei publica a.
ceasta telegrama adresata de gene
ralul Berthelot Brasovenilor prin
primarul lor:
,,Multamindu-va pentru bine-
vOitoarea D-voastre atentie, va a.
sigur ca voiu purta totdeauna un
deOsebit interes causei rOmine care
mi-este asa de simpatica.
Nu parasesc Rominia Mare decit
lasind parte din inima mea"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18

VERSAILLES, 16 Iunie. =
Raspunsul guvernelor aliate 81 a.
sociate la contra-propunerile gu
vernului german la tratatul de
pace precum 81 copie din ira
tatul revizuit sc afla i'm miinlle
contelui BrockdOrff- -Rantzau care
sc afla in drumul lui spre Wei
mar, ca Sc prezinte ansamblulai
german, care s'a adunat acolo,
cuvintul final al victoriOSilor din
acest razboi.
Citeva schimbari s'au facut III
tratatul revixuit. fnsa cerintele
originate ale aliatilor 81 puteri-
lor associate au ramas neatinse.
Cinci zile s'au dat germanilor
ca sd raspunda ,,da" orr ,,nu" la
cererile aliatlor; insa la insisten-
ia delegated germane ca acest
timp nu este destIl lie da o pro-
prize considerare tratatului revi-
zuit, astfel li-s'a a dat 0 mica pre-
lungire adeca pima Luni in %
Iunie.
Daca germanii accepta, trata-
tul va fl semnat imediat, daca NJ
vor Sc primeasca acesti termeni,
aimistitiul Sc va sfirsi IIuni (23
Iunie), lar puterile aliate vor lua
astfel de masuri ca sc forteze W.
;nta lor asupra invinsilor.
Principiul conditiilor originate
au fost sustinute, astfel stabi!in-
du-se pace dreapt, insa uncle
modificari i'm detailuri 81 : ute
explicatii referitor la executarea
terminilor au fost facute.
Raspunsul e i'm doua parti = o
scrisoare care generalizeaza "a
zul 81 serie de discutii ce au
lrat nastere din contra-propune-
rilc germanilor.
Schimbarile facute cuprind:
In Silesia de sus sd Sc tina un
plebiscit, Gu garanh pentru car
Ibunii din acel tinut.
Rectificarea frontierei Prusiei
de vest.
Omiterea zonei treia din pie
biscitul din Schleswig.
Marirea temporara a armatei
de la 100000 pima la 100000 sol
dati.
Declararea intentiei de sub
mite, in timp de o luna de la
se,nnarea tratatului, lista GU
numele aceior ce au violat legile
81 obiceiurile de Sc conduce ln
r;izboi.
Ofertul de coopera Gu conf
sic germana referitor la repara-
til, 81 de a print sugestii referitor
la usurarea obligatiilor.
Uncle modificari in detailurile
financiare, ecopomice, cit 81 cite
va elauze mOdificate referitor Ia
porturi vi Ia navigatia pc riuri.
Asigurarea de primi pc ger.
mani in Liga Natiunilor in vito
rul apropiat, daca Germania Isl
va indeplini obligatiunile.
Scrisoarea din partea prima e
ste q lui Clemenceau, presedinte
lie de la conferinta de pace catrs
contele Brockdorff- Rantzau, pre-
sedintele delegatiei germane.
Scrisoarea e urmatoarea:
,,Puterile aliate 81 associate ;
dat 0 deosebita considerable OBJ
serv6rilor facute de delegatia ge-.
mana referitor Ia tratatul d
pace.
,Raspunsul vostru un protcs
contra tratatului de pace pc mo
! tiv ca E in contrazicere eli termc
hi ce au servit ca baxa q inche
icrii armistitiului in II Noenbri'
1915, 81 Cd E o pace i viuleEt,i
nu Q pace . justitiei.
,,Protestul dclegatiei german
arat4 oa ei nu au putut 81 fntc
leaga pozitia in care Germani'
- aflx ast4xi. Sc pare ca credet
" Germania trebue nunaai Isl
nsls aacrificii O. - obtin!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
TURClI GER CONTtNUA,
REA IMPERIUlUI.

PARIS, II Iunie. - Delegasia
turceasca de la conferinta de pa
ce, in prima sedinta avuta Gu re-
prezentantii aliatilor, au apelat
ca sd li-se permita q continue i'm
periul turc, Ia fel 81 Sc rethla
ConstantinOpOlul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18
PRESEDINTELE WILSON
CREDE CA GERMANll v0R
SIENNA TRATATUL.

WASHINGTON, II Iunie. =
Presedintele Wilson crede ca Ger
manii vor SIENNA tratatul revizuit
de pace, spune o depesa privata
de la CASA Albas' din Paris.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18

nnns0i Ell, orr de ar fl pldtit nean,tA
cw pdf0niiIe dimsulMi. Oar c5ti Sc
DOR snt0arcc incUrsnd, snddrdt?..
Cd asa y Romsnul. El mas bMcn-
,ros Sc sncrede in strdin decit IN al
seit.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18

De: E4IL IEDER1.

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-06-18

,,Multamindu-va pentru bine-
voitoarea D-voastre atentie, va a.
sigur ca voiu purta totdeauna un
deosebit interes causei romIne care
mi-este asa de simpatica.
Nu parasesc Rominia Mare decit
lasInd o parte din inima mea''
Cetim i'm ,,Neamul Rominesc"
,,Generalului Berthelot i s'a IA
cut la Brasov mai multe ca
douri frumoase pc care la amin
tim aici:
Della dina presedinta NJ. M. Baiu
lescu: un tablou Gu vederi din Bra
SOW, infasurat intro tesatura ma
tionala de matase 81 volumul sau de
poesii. Dina NJ. CIR. Popescu o por-
te-cigarette lucrata i'm margele Gu
motive rominesti. Dina Pricu: un
stergar originar din Scheiu. Dina
Bredicean: Albumul de motive rO-
mineSti (Minerva Cosma). D-na
Micula: o pernuta lucrata in ajour
Gu motive banatene. Dina Maria
Ciortea: fotografia d-sale in CO.
STUN rominesc din Scheiu-Brasov.
Dina Marioara NIGGA; un stergar
original din Bran. Dina colonel
Bentea: un buchet de flori 81 doua
vederi Gu Mihai Viteazul. Societa-
tea Crucea Rosie Romfna: un bu-
'chet de flori Gu panglica alba de
matasa, Gu inscriptia: :, ,Damele sro-
mine martire din 1916.
Activitatea tinerilor STUDENT din
judetul Putna a inceput in ziua de
% April c., la Focsani, GU un pa
rastas ce s'a oficiat i'm memoria tn.
turor elevilor liceului ,,Unirea"
cazuti in razboiu, lar a doua ri in
lOcalul Cercului militar, pentru
stringerea unui fond din care sa sc
faca plaza commemorative ell nu
mele celor cazuti 81 infiintarea u
nei alte bibliOteci i'm oras.
Cercul va intemeia, la vara, {
Casa de cetire 81 STAT la MaraseSti
Delegatul Republicei ceho-slo
vace 81 ataSatul militar pc linga gu
vernul nOstru, d. major Milos Ger
max, all fost primiti i'm audient;
de Principele MoStenitor.
Citiva cetateni Sc pling la re
dactia ziarului Neamul Romines'
de sbusul din hala Ghica, unde 81
vinde supt ochii authorization, CT
20 de lei chilOgramul de Stamina a
mericana, in loo de 18 lei, cit sc vii
de in celelalte hale.
| Pentru zelul 81 devotamentul CT
care condus, timp de un an S
mai bine, Orfelinatul din Piatra
Neamt al orfanilor de razboiu, d-n'
Aureliu Piposiu, vaduva luptato
rului nationalist din Bucovins
Pompiliu Piposiu, a fost onorat
de NJ. s. Regina Gu Crucea Regin
Maria clasa Ia.
! ,,Cuvintul Olteniei'' scrie:
| ,,Printre mile de asistenti VENT
sd aduca prinos de lauda armate
romine la zece Maiu, in Craiovs
am putut observa pc preotol cato
| lie de aici, care Sc uita la orator
Gu 0 pixma de neiertat; de aseme
nea 81 pc d. Fritz Geltsch, Vladimi
Petrov, All Petrescu, un oarecar
Petre Bulgaria, care primul, i
timpul ocupatiunii vrajmase, lu
din casa omului gainile, DUAL,
etc, caci asa era ordinul Roman
daturii, 81 d-sa era executorul eli
1 =
Locuitorii din .Gfngeova (Do
jiu) Sc pling impotriva dogarulr
Flip Taisis, german de origine ,
prea plecata sluga ocupantilo
lIpe carl la ajutorat in dauna tar
ii locuitorilor in tot felul, s'a I,
!, lusit de materialele comunei pei
tru sporirea avutiei sale particul,
re. Sc cere prefectului 81 Sc fac
constatare, pedepsind vinovatul
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Women's Silk Hose, 5ec

Thread silk boots. Isle garter
tons. Black and brown. Friday
only at Sc Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
House Dresses at CSC

or Bingham. percale and cham
bray in checks, stripes and solid col
ors. Friday only at CSC.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Jumbo Vests, 3 for SEC

Women's ribbed vests-full wide
and long. Sizes 40 10 80 inclusive.
Friday only. for SIC.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Envelope Chemise, S9c
zoe Yard GinRham. 1Ac

Apron CinEhams-also plain and
striped chambrav. Mill ends. ErI-
day at I4c yard. Limit S yard -
a purchaser. Bargain Basement,
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Women's Hose, 3 Pairs 59c

Superior hose-With reinforced
toes, high spliCed heels. deep gar
ter TOPS. All sizes in brown. gray.
white or black. Friday, > pairs sec.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Pink Vests. 2 for 45c

Swiss ribbed. lace trimmed. Regu-
lar and extra sizes. Friday only
at for 45C. bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
ChiIdren's Drawers. 19c

OF cambria, neatly finished with
tUcks and hemstitching. Sizes to
10 years. Friday only at ice.
Third Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Fine Bat;ste Gowns, $1.29

OF very sheer material. in pink
and white Some with hemstitche.l
toes. trimmed with silk. ribbons.
Friday $1.29.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
S1.OO Union Suits, sec

Swiss ribbed suits with low
neck. no sleeves, knee length. S1.Oa
Erade-irregular weave. Sizes S.
and SIS. Friday at 59C.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
SITS Kimonos at S1.3e

Made of serpentine crepe in pretty
lowered designs: light AMI dark
shades. Friday only at $1.39.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15

39c Vests. 2 for SEC

Women's ribbed vests. flesh pink
and white. with ribbon, tape. or
tubular neck band; sizes 80 and -.
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Drawer Bodies at DOC
Women's Hose, 3 Pairs acc

Black and white cotton stock
Ings. in all sizes. Friday only at
: pairs for 49c-and not more than
six pairs TO each purchaser
Bargain Basement.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Women's Vests, z for S9c

Low neck ribbed vests; some
with tailored top. shoulder strap
and bodice style. In regular and
extra sizes. Friday only at acc
each, or . for sec.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
10 Sl9.5O Ruas, S1A95

9Xl3 It. wool fiber rugs. also
9XIO.G f. size. Special for Friday
only at tl495 each Second Floor.
The Washington times., 1919-05-15
Soutoir Chains. S1.19

Ribbon chains. with Eold-hlled
slides and picture locket: complete
for Sl19. street Floor.
The Topeka state journal. [volume] (Topeka, Kansas) 1892-1980, 1919-04-05
Ma jir11kiin5
ez.SezShe-

They's a good deal of talk goin' on
now about the reception the state and
town is goin' to give the boys when
they come home from France. The
deceased legislature donated quite a
sum of money to see that it was done
proper. OF course it amt for me to
say whether the boys would a liked
it better if they'd a. give them a
chancet to get hold of some land, or
something of that sort, instead of
sending it up in skyrOckets and such
like The boys. likely enough. amt a
goin' to be backward about express
ing themselves about the whole
snootin' match, when they get back.
But speakin' about this yere recep-
ton we're a planning to give them.
Some one asks me the other day wat
1 supposed they was goin' to do to
show the boys, that they're our heroes
and that were here with the glad
hand to let 'em know how grateful we
are for them bein' willin' to leave their
limbs and eyes. and all of their bodies.
If need be, over on Flanders field.
that we folks over here could sit back
in fat content, and talk about liberty
an the flag.
dunno what the plan is exactly,
and I don't know that anybody else
does. But I know how the Mexican
when they come back. Leastways,
know how Kansas City welcomed the
Third Missouri, because the middle
sized Jimkins boy was welcomed when
he come back with 'em.
They was quite a crowd to see 'em.
And that there crowd hadn't put their
wash off till the next day, nor stole
an hour or two from the business of
gettin' rich, to be cheated. So the
boys had to be put thru their tricks to
amuse the crowd.
1t had been quite some tiresome
journey up from Laredo. Texas
which, If you don't know where that
is, is the place where Satan shed
tears because he hadn't discovered 1t
till he'd got ali moved and settled
nicely where he was-and the boys
was tired, and thirsty. and hungry.
and all het up-it bein' the hot time
in September, as well as in the old
town.
The boys was ordered often the
train and was allowed to listen to a
few speeches, tellin' them what patri-
otism was and then off they was
started. Those soldiers was permitted
to march five or six miles in the hot
sun with their tongues hanging out
whites the crowds on the sidewalk
looked at them, and then went on
home to their dinners, or into the drug
stores for ice cold lemonade, and made
room for more people that had hurried
thru their meal SOS they could turn
out to give the boys a glad welcome
home.
They mebbe was a few that waved
their handkerchiefs to them. The
middle-sized Jimkins boy said he
thought he heard one man cheer.
Mebbe he was kin to one of the Off !
GERS.
Well, they marched and they
marched and they marched, till the
foil = T.
lookin' at them.
Then they was marched up to the
armory. and give a nice little farewell
talk by their second lieutenant, that
most of an had swore to, beat to a
pulp when they got off the nniforril,-
for some OF them boys was kind o.
rough. The middle-sized Jimkins boy
hadn't no such notion. All he wanted
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to do was TO pull his nose, tho so
fairs 1 know he amt never did it yet
So they stood on first one foot and
then the other. Their captain had
saw a pretty girl and he was death
on pretty girls. SO he'd turn the fare
yelling over to the second lieutenant
sThe first lieutenant had hid out,-for
some reason. The middle-siZed Jim
kins boy allus chuckled when / asked
him and said the first lieutenant was
a wise guy,-whatever that meant.
Then they was turned loose, and
was free to go to the nearest faucet
and get themselves a drink of water,
and, If they had the price, ham
sandwich.
That was the way Kansas City well
coined the Mexican border heroes,
who, to my way o. thinking, was just
as anxious to serve the country, If
there'd been a real war at that time.
I'm thinkin' that the folks here in
Topeky is goin' to make it some diff
ferent from that when the boys get
home from France. If they don't,
then I'll think EVERYBODY is q poll
tician, if you know what 1 mean.
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WILL OPEN UP NEW HALL
Pittsburg Normal VIII Have Science
Building and Auditorium.

Pittsburg. Kan, April ESPECIALLY
Carney hall, the new science build
ing and auditorium at the State Man
uaI Training Normal. will be dedi-
Gated during the summer session of
the normal. The date will be in July
but has not yet been set.
Carney hall, when equipped as 1t
will be for the dedication, will repre-
sent an investment of $500. 900 on the
part of the state. 1t will be as modern
as any school building in the country
and ahead of nearly every one in con-
venience, utility and comfort.
The general science and the home
economics departments of the normal
will be housed in the building proper
Connected with the building. altho
apart from it, in actual construction.
is the huge auditorium. The audi
forum, which will seat $500, is
lighted completely from the top by
means of skylights. Not bit of light
will enter from the sides.
The new building will be opened for
use at the beginning of the summer
session June 9. altho not equipped or
finished.
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