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agreement to come to aid Of France
in event Of unprovoked German attack
at later session Of the Senate, II was
learned today. He considers II too
important to be presented at the same
time as the peace treaty is presented.
Ratification Of the peace treaty by
Germany automatically lifts the
blockade against that nation, in the
view Of the President. it was learned
today.
Wants Trade Resumed Soon
President Wilson is known to be-
lieve that the speedy resumption OF
trade is of greatest Importance.
The President also believes that 1t
will require a two-thirds majority Of
the Senate to alter or make reserva-
lions in the treaty, since a two-thirds
majority is required for ratification.
President Wilson is keeping in close
touch with American representatives
who are negotiating other peace
treaties. The main parts of the Aus
trian treaty were substantially agreed
to before the President left Paris, it
was learned.
Americans Advising.
Members Of the American mission
are sitting in and advising in all ne
gotiations now being carried on. It
was learned that ratification of the
treaty will not in all likelihood re-
move the necessity for certain Ameri-
can military activities. The treaty
provides from one TO four months for
the yielding up Of war materials by
Germany, which process is under di-
rection OF military forces. Germany
has on hand equipment sufficient for
several million men and has millions
sufficient guard will be maintained to
keep the world from nervousness"
Disqualification Delay.
The Franco British American
treaty is to be dependent upon the
approval of a council Of FIVE Of the
League of Nations. 1t will remain in
effect until the majority of the com
ell shall have declared the safety ar
engagements provided by the league
complete. In the meantime, forces If
the three nations will be ready to put
down any unprovoked military action
by Germany.
The President, 1t was learned. has
no immediate intention of declaring
rehabilitation at an end and re-
scinding wartime prohibition. He is
believed to hold that the rate nj
which the various nations ratify the
peace treaty has a bearing on the
question, and also that the mainte-
nance OF military forces for enforce
ment of the peace treaty must be
taken into consideration.
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PERSHlNG CABLE FREES
WRITER BRITISH ACCUSE

War Department officials were
puzzled today BY the dispatch from
coblenz telling OF thu release Of Rob
Ort J. Minor, war correspondent ana
cartoonist-
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525 MILES
EAST OF MINEOLA
Continued from First Page.)

lCOnIlnueO from HdBS.J
As she flew over the field her wire
less rasped out "AlTs we'll" About
an hour after the R-34 had disap-
peared from view, she sent the fol-
lowing message:
"All o. K. on board, bound for Eng.
land"
At 2:20 a m. she reported:
Course 90 true. Speed 40 knots
(about IS miles an hour going we'll"
The R-34 will take the so-called
southern route" on her return to
East Fortune, Scotland. The total dis
lance is about 1920 miles, 1900 Of
which will be open sea.
Major Scott, the dirigible's COM
mander, has mapped q course that
takes the airship in q northeasterly
direction of the Atlantic coast to the
bfty-second parallel, when the R-34
will swing eastward and head di-
rectly for Fastnet, on the southeastern
tip OF Ireland. proceeding from Fast
net to Paulham, a suburb OF London.
At her present rate OF speed the
R-34 should reach Fastnet, a distance
of 2,750 miles. in f1fty-seven hours, ar
irving about o'clock Saturday after
noon
New Workers Cheer Her.
1t was nearly o'clock this morn
ing before the R-34 was first observed
by a crowd OF several thousand Mex
Workers gathered in a plaza in the
Bronx. Through the blackness Of the
northeastern sky the red, white and
blue circled nose of the dirigible APP
peared, and as the crowd cheered the
rest of the slate-colored airship came
into view. The roar of her engines
was plainly heard. Times Square
was packed by a cheering crowd rs
the R-34 came into view. On the
roof of the Hotel Ritz-CarIton stood
Mrs. Hensley, wife of Colonel Hens
ley, and their ten-month- old baby
She blew kisses skyward as the air
ship passed overhead and then sped
down the island and turned back to-
ward Roosevelt Field.
The Washington times., 1919-07-10

Make your money "voFk or fight
II IT II not fighting for you I'm the
Industrial field, put 1t to work in
War Savings Stamps.
The Washington times., 1919-07-10
WANTS no BOX behind Bars.

NEW YORK. July 10.-Alfonso Ca
pozzi, a boxer convicted Of theft, ask
ed the Judge for sentence to a prison
where boxing is permitted, so he won't
get out of training.
The Washington times., 1919-07-10

England will spend three hun
dred and fifty millions on her fly
ing machine program this year,
France two hundred and seventy
millions, and this little country
about twenty-five millions.
Flying machine supremacy is as
important now as battleship su-
premacy used to be. Flying ships
are what we need to police this
continent and control our landing
places on both oceans. Even the
Mexican government has dis
covered that the f1ier is the modern
fighter, and Villa, the bandit, is
hunted with dynamite from the
air.
If you are disturbed at the back
wardness of your country in the
flying machine line, it may COM
fort you to remember that this
country lent to England and
France the money with which they
are pushing air work.
Our country got one good, ter
rife dose Of Super-American graft
in the wartime flying machine
work when hundreds Of millions
melted. But that is no reason for
letting the United States fall to
last place in flying. The country
cannot reach or Jail the big graft
ers; 1t never does. But it could
charge up the graft to profit and
loss and patriotism, and begin
again.
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Following the example set by
Daniels in the navy, the army is
cutting the fine feathers from full
dress uniforms. Gold lace and
many fancy frills are to go. That
seems reasonable in a republic. 1t
saves millions and protects the
citizen from the humiliation of
asking an admiral in full regalia
to call the carriage, under the i'm
preston that he is the door man.
If the stiff, idiotic collars that
choke the soldiers could be re-
moved from their uniforms, that
would be another Improvement
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Don't let eaIeAeES expenditure
make n sieve Of Jour purse. Buy
wisely and increase your money hold
HnEs By Investing In W: 8. 8.
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TODAY

CONTINUED from First Pags.)
it would shake the confidence of
Japan's admirers here.
Poor old China has decided to
sign the peace treaty, after all,
and enter the League, even though
the treaty did hand over her ter
ritory to Japan. China must hope
that Paris meetings to make
everything safe will be few and
far between.
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Carter Glass, Secretary Of the
Treasury, was the first Cabinet Of
ficer to enter the Senate chamber.
Secretary of Interior Lane was next.
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-27
LOIZA SUGAR COMPANY
AVISO.
Septima Amortization.
AVISO.

Por la presente Sc hace saber to-
dos los tenedores de BONOS HIPO-
TECARIOS de la segunda emission de
esta Corporation, que celebrado ell
sorteo de los noventa bonos (90) que
correspondent amortizar en- ell mes de
Julio proximo, salieron premiados en-
el mismo los que llevan la siguiente
numcracion.
10 10 % 25 So go SO 81 1902 1O5
I24 1876 lao 153 155 1853 164 172 181 1853
1856 200 242 247 257 269 282 3O2 304 318
33'55T7f 33'557 3339 345 359 371 389 399 402 405 407
428 435 436 443 45S 467 470 472 473 479
493 504 $40 SIG Sal 542 552 $50 $40 586
594 COS GA 621 666 676 687 688 693 sos
TOP TOT ITO 722 745 757 778 781 784 1893
800 818 833 837 852 1868 869 874 875 889
Dapositados en- ell Trustee, BANCO
COMERCIAL DE PUERTO RICO,
los cuarenta Y cinco mil dollars
(s45,0 100000 inrporte de esta amorti-
zaci6n, los sefores tenedores de bo-
nos premiados deben presentarles a
su cobro en- la GAIA de dicho Banco,
desde el primero de Julio pr6ximoF en-
en- la inteligencia ul1e los
Bonos premiados no devengafan in
teres desde dicha fecha.
San Juan, P. R. JUNO 14g1919.
LOLA SUGAR COMPANY,
Luis Rubert;
Presidente.
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que tienen conexi6n con la indole
y finalidaf de tai congreso y va
yam preparandose de maneraA de
llevar a sus deliperaciones aque-
Hos asuntqs one frean mas propi-
El Imparcial. (San Juan, P.R.) 1918-197?, 1919-06-27
ARECIBO PRESS COMPANY
INC.
Arecibo, P. R.
Acuerdo de Disoluci6n.

Ell Cuerpo de Directories de es-
ia Corporation acord6 la disolu-
cion de la misma. Y en- armo-
MIA con 10 que dispone la Ley So
bre la materia, por la presente
citamos a una Asamblea General
extraordinaria de accionistas
que ratifque o rectifque ell acuer
do de los Directories, Asamblea
que Sc celebrara en- esta Ciudad
y en- las Oficinas de la Corpora
ci6n (Lealtad esquina a Puente
de Hierro), ell lunes Z de julio
proximo a las 8 P. M. La cues
ton a tratar en- dicha Asamblea
es segdn Sc ha dicho: Disolucion
de la Corporation.
AL mismo tempo hacemos Sa-
ber a los poseedores de acciones
por transferencias, que solo has
ia ell .dia 80 del corriente tendran
lugar para obtener certificados
de acciones, originates, mediante
dep6sito en- Tesorerfa de las que
les hayan sido endosadas. Sc
encarece una puntual asistencia.
Arecibo, P. R. JUNO z. de 1919.
Esteban Padilla,
Advt. Presidente.
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VYJEDNAVANi MEN SPOJENECKOU
K0MlSl PRO P0LSKO A NEMCI
PRERUSEN0.
NE.MCI PROTESTUJi PROTI SPOJE.
NECKYM NARiZENiM.
ROZDAVANl AMERICKYCH POTRAVIN
CDANSKU.

Pariz, 13. brezna. - Dohodovani V Poznan neme-
ckym delegty mezspoeneckou komisi Posko hra-
ncich noveho poskeho stau, bylo Nemeckem eruseno.
Nemc opust Pozna protesu prot stranckemu ednani
spoenc Vojenst deegat odebra do KoobTehu. aby
radi marsaem Hindenburgem. Jsou pohnevani maine
zadavkem ably odkd veskere d6losrelectvo uzem de-
markaGni crou 20 kiomer. Neshody zavinlo tez od
mtnu pozadavku ably propusteni byli rukomi.
slka amerckych poravn 127 bya dana mestskemu IRA
du pripadnemu rozdeen mez cvini obyvate two Kazdy
Glen obcanske gardy ykonavac povinnost pistav6 Jest
opravnen dvoum ibram sada ses libram moyky Cd
komse pax obdz kazdy obcansk gadsta deset ber
mouky libry sada.
Washington, -. brezna. =. Zdejsi poska kancelar
mue re polskych zemch usedli Nemci smahem odpira
da move varsavske Wade sib loyalty. Jy pocet meme
ckych socas1 kery by spoeni byvaou nemeckou oku
paen vlAdou vydal peev ni5 sby by DAM OBJ
zaobu general Beseer byvay nemecky voensky
Poska Kres driv6is ridte obcanskych zaezitost So
calse prohlasuj sobe pref spoupusobt zrizeni sill
neho neodvisleho Oba obvnovan urednc stavi
prot pcinuji en, ably polske mys vzrlstaa
navst proti nemeckemu tim ohrozu ieiich byti
zemi, kde doufa zi zemriti.
Nemecka petce vzbuzuie ale poskem lidu vece oprav
pochybnost ida protest N6mcu Poku Jest pravdou
aneb pouhou germanskou propagandou kamn veeneho
mn6ni
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NEMECK0 ZBAVEN0 BUDE V0JENSKE
MOCI CIVZDUSNi.
NESMf UZfVATI ZEPPELINU AMI
JINYCH LETADEL.
PRVNf ZASEDANf MEZINARODNf KONFERENCE
PRACE BUDE We WASHINCTONE.

Pariz, 49, brezna Komise jez zreguovati ma mezna-
rodni praci rozhoda odporuct Washington ako msto
prvniho zasedan jes re vlada Spojenych Sat1 proev
6v souhas Komise sejit fijnu letosnlho roku.
NevysSl vaecna rada dnes rozhoda pTipojit pod
minkam n6meckeho odzbojeni dodaek die kereho nesm
byt prste vaky uzvano aeroplanu ditelnych baonu
voenskym 1ceGm. Pro ucele obchodn ustanoveni toto
nema patnost navrovacimu vboru byo narizeno pesne
odiSiti pdsobnost letadel obchodnich dobe miru.
Nemecko must odstranti voienske aeroplany kazde for
my, jen do rna sm uzva 100 namofnich letadel muz
poctu 1000 muzu, kte vykizuji Severn more Od
podmorskch usf spojencum vydati vsechna letadla
zakaza ech vyrobu az do DOLBY kdy podepsan bude mir
pax zaeze bude vroba die rozhodnu nejvyss spojene
cke vecne rdy Letada zabavena budou rozdelena bud
mez spojence nebo zncena.
vysetfeni avatickych pomera odebefe do Nemecka
zvlaStni komse ejmz pfesedou menovan byl Glen fran
couzske posanecke sn6movy Aubigny.
Zdejs americti vojensti znaci ac pristoupi plan
premera oyda George zakazu povnneho voenskeho
ovodu Nemecku ktey nahrazen bude armadou dobrovol
nickou des suzebn dobou uvazu zda by nee byti cey
nov vojensk system ak Spo Sat tax celeho sveta pred
ozen rozhodnuti Lie narodu Jest dost by
tmtarse, delnictvo samozfejbe strany socascke Je-
viii mad vojenskym povinnym bfemenem nespokojenost.
Jsta pozornost venovana jest SpOjenym Staum kde pf
at nemecky plan zaves voensky vycvk do skol
cekati jakych vysledku toto zarizeni dOcka.
Patriarchove fecky armensky Callhrade zasla rec
kemu presdentu Venzelov petice tento
ma pfedozit mrove konferenci Obsahue zados ably ami
Rekov ami Armenci neby dele ponechai pod ureckm hem
petici vysovuje pfani, ably Rekm byo dovoleno z
Armensku Alrnencm Recku akych prpadech, kdy jest
nemoznosti ably zili uvnitf vlastnich hranic.
Armeni pozaduji utvofeni vekeho Armenska prsupem
k Cernemu Stredozemnimu mori
Latinska Amerika (zem6 kde prevadaji romanske ja-
zyky) zasaa mrove konerenci Nemecku taktez ucet
skody "a vaky zpasobene hlavne potope
ne lode jakoz braziskym jnym pantaznikGm skon-
fiskovane Hamburku Berne penize i ny majetek Hav
MIN zaobc jsou brazisti obchodnici kavou.
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IWSSl WSSl
ROZMACH TUBERKULOSY.

|. Mestsky zdravotni urad Za-
hail jakesi scitani tuberkulos-
nich pacie atu V Clevelandu, a.
by rozpoznal. jak dalece nut
10 proti bilemu moru zakrociti.
Dotcenou statistiku budou NIT
ma starosti distriktni lekari o.
.setrovatelky a jiz nyni vyslovo
wanna ie obava. ze souchotiny
nabyly V mest6 rozSireni jako
nikdy pred tim. Je to nasledek
epidemic chripky a zanetu
Pile, kterezto choroby vysiluji
'lidske telo a tuberkulose pudu
TAX pripravuji. V minulem ty-
dnu ohlaseno 277 novych prl-
|padu chripky. 81 umrti influ-
|enzou a 73 nasledkem zanetu
|plic.
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Pfi nalodovani amerckeho voiska pro preplavbu do
nacim bfehim, dava vzdy prednost voinum ran6nym
Jakme jen rany eho dovo jest von umst6n do vaku kite
ry e dovoze do pristavu Ma obrzku vdme podobny vev
" ST. Nazare kde prave ambulance zhostue sveho smut
neho ma kadu
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DfLO BANDITU.
Nadrazi Nickel Plate drahy ma
zap. rs ul. zniceno castecne
vybuchem.

Dnes easna rano padrazi Nj
excl Plate drahy ma zapadni
25 ulici bylo Il zliceno castecne
explosi q pozarem. Vybuch Ia
vinili Iupici. ztroskotavsi ma
drazni pokladnu dynamilem.
Ku -vypaceni kasy pouzili tolik
tiaskavin. re vsechen inaby-
tex Ma dc',cenG stanici byl zni-
cen, kamna roZvalena steny
castecne poboreny. Rozpalene
uhli 2 kamen vypadnuvsi zavi-
milo polar, ktery musel byt po
zdeii hasici udoldn. Bandite
vlamali Sc do nadrazni budovy
kratce po pul noci kofist je-
,iich cini S31 vSeho vSudy. To-
Iik penez naleZli totiz poklad
ne a V zasuvkach V pisarne sta
nitniho kasira. Vybuchem po-
ruseno tez telefonni spoieni a
znicen signalni aparat. KITE
rymzto zpusobem hlidaci ia
blizkych krizovalkach vytusi-
Ii, ze ma nadrazi u zap. % uli-
ce neni vse V poradku. Jeden
Z Mich uvedomil tudiZ ZeleZnic-
nj policii, nacez detektiv D. H.
Clark vysetroval hasice k
doutnaiici nadrazni budove po
volal. Hasici opanovali plane
ny V pul hodine. takze stanlce
upln6 nevyhorela. Po lupicich,
il ko obycejne V podobnych pri
padech. neni jedine stopy.
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IWsS]l IWSsl
ZDEJSi VLADNf POPTA-
.VARNA NEBUDE ZRUsENA.
IWSSl W!!SSl

Washingtonska vlada be-
hem valky zaridila zemi 7SO
poptavaren, kde najimani byll
delnici zvlast pro zbrojovky a
municni tovarny. Z tech 595
bude zruSeno a pOuze We vet
Sich mestech vladni poptavar-
my existenci zustanou. TAX
ku prikladu poptavarny V Lo-
rain, Elyrii Canton budou V
n9kolika dnech zavreny, cleve-
landska poptavarna vsak zusta
he. Vlada musl 80 procent do
tcenych inStitucl Zavfltl, pOne-
vadz kcngres Ia yydrzovanl
tychz dalsl pelize nepovolll.
V mlstnl poptavarne bude ma
dale IA klerku zam6stnavano
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NEHLASf Sc o DEDICTVf.

Pred nejakym casem zavraz
den byl V New Yorku lichvar
a milic'rar Daniel Tolman, je-
hoz miliony ma zdedit synovec
Daniel, prltomne nezvestny.
Daniel Tolmal I'll posledni do
bu V Clevelandu IA valky
slouzil u nasi jezerni milice.
Pc SVEN propusteni voJenske
no svazku pracoval ma kteres
lodi jako kuchtik a ny1i Sc po-
hfesuje. Newyorske urady tele
grafovaly vcera zdejsl policil,
ably hIec6la Tolmana, dedice
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NELL Sc PRY DOBRE.

Pred r6iakym casem V nekte
Irych anglickych casopisech Wy
skytly Sc zvesti, re Ohalsky
pluk {. 332, rozlozeny ruz-
|rych osadach V DalmaCii, kamz
poslan byl cd italske fronty,
ma Sc "a mofem spatne. Podle
tech poplasnych zprav pluk C..
1872 byl sveho casu spatne "a
sobovan proviantem j Satstvem
la jeho dustoilici Sc pry caste
opije!i.. Bylo dokonce prohla-
sovano. zes vylosovani ii branci
Icdkazani isou cizine na kon-
lske maso. Vlada nechala zpra-
Ivy ty vySetrovat a vcera obdr-
zela odpoved' cd gen. Treata.
velitele americke armady tia
! lii. Treat vSecky dotcene pove-
'sti "a vylhane prohlasuJe. Je
sic pray dou, re zasobovani a
mer. posadek ku prikladu V
Kotoru neb jinych dalmatskych
imestech bylo nekdy obtizne,
,ronevadz tamnejsi zeleznicni
'doprava .je nedostatecna. neni
,vSak pravdou. re dotceni voja-
'ci trpell hlad a chodili v roze-
dramych unitormach. Rovnez
neni pry pravdou, ze oficlri
332 pluku Sc dalmatskym a
vlaSskvm vfnem cpijelj neh IL
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BUDE MfT ZVLASTNfHO
SOUDCE.

Zdejsi pravnik S. 7. Haas,
znamy profesionelni rucitel, ob
zalovany pro palicstvi, bude
.proces0van V Chardon kde pre-
ieho vyvolala bude pristi sire
du. Haas vyzadal 81 zvlastniho
soudce, ponevadz u pravidel-
neho soudu V Chardon ie pry
vuci nemu predsudek. While
dem ku takove zadosti stat
jmenoval soudce Kyle z Green
okresu, ably Haasuv process V
Chardon vedl. ZdejSi pravnici
Day Wilkln budou statnimu
zalobci ia vyslechu S obzalova
nym pomahati.
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FED l-'.laa--'.s'J
CHVALl BOLSEVIKY.

Redaktor kterthos alglicke-
ho socialistickeho listu V New
YOrku, ,John Reed, nedavno Z
Ruska sc vrativsl, recnil vCera
vecer svym stoupencum V Clio
he divadle ma Woodland Ave,
biz vych. 55 ul. a ujistoval .le,
ze bolSevism ma Rusi Sc osved
cuje ca. Bol$evici mali pry
100000 muzu We sve armad6,
zafidili dosud 10000 vefej
nych skol, reguluji pry reky a
budujl pruplavy i drahy. Po-
sledni ustup spojeneckych
vojsk vynucen byl pry bolsevl-
ckou armadou tim, re novymi
pruplavy molly byt prot spo-
ie.lcum poslany delove lodi
Pred tim ma Volze operulicl.
Reed prlmlouval Sc tez, ably
Debsovl ziskana byla svoboda
d socialislicke zdejsi organise
ce by zakladaly sovlety misto
dosAvadnich nstfednlch vvkon
nych vVhord,
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max kaZen ruSili. Pluk mel Sc
prI Ia okupacni sluzby V "a
mori dobre a brzy domu Sc vra
ii. Pritomne ceka ma preplav V
Janove a iakmile Sc vrati. dal-
81 svedectvi o nespravnosti do
tcenych poplasnych zprav bu-
de prv vladou vydano. Nektere
oddly u 332 regimentu pocha-
zeii naSeho mesta, jine jsou
2 Lorain. Columbus a Elyria.
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Pfistani presidenta Wilsona Brestu
ODJEL VLAKEM z DEKOROVANE.-
HO MESTA VII HODIN DOPARlzE.
RreSt. 13. brazna

Brest 3. brezna. - Parnlk George Washington zakovi
zde 15 hodn president choti ostatn ruzinou
dopraven byl bfeh 945 spolecne hostn6 fran
couzskym 1redniky ode H. hodne do Parze, Take
tokrate ode Brest slavnostn hav nemz mez vaka
mi spoenc havne vnka prapor americky Pres sirku uc
natazeny byy vajky napisy: 'Viej nam Wsone pod.
Jnak deo uvan bez vsech obadnost Ma Wonovi jest
vd6, re odpocnek paube lodi sci vyborne duhu,
nebyly mem patny vice znamky naahy posednch dob
Americti vojini Brestu cekaiici prepav domacm
brehm rdecne Wsona uvita svetel ponch refektor6
jez stTibym paprsky mesce pomahaa zamavou scenu
Osv6titi.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14

milionu vypatrati. V opacnem
pfipadu pozustalost newyor-
skeho lichvare pripadne dobrc
cinnym dcelum. Proslycha sc
.zde, re mlady dedic, Daniel
Tolman kratce pred smrti new
yorskeho stryce .aahodile uto-
nul V jezere Erie, kterouzto pc
vest nyni policie vysetrule.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14
tjTOK AMERICKYCH MARINAKU
MA JAPANSKY KONSULAT.

Pekinp H. brezna Americti marinaci Tien Tsnu
vnik nasne do apanskeho kousuatu nebezpecne zran
konsua Stalo tax proo ze byo amerckymi vojny p
jiste vytrznos urove nakadano. Japanske vosko
zen1m bodaky vypudo Americany ulic nichz diva by
vazn3 zraneni Nasleducho dne prochazelo japanskou
cty m9sta 200 rozezenych marihakd, kte napadava
Japauce vninuvse do konsuatu 1tot konsularnlho
rednfka Ten Tsnu siri slime proapanske smySlen
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1919-03-14
POPRAVA SPARTAKOVCU.
DOPOLEDNf BULLETIN:

Berlin IA. bfezna Vice ak 100 spartakovcu. ret6zy
spiaych byo :oudnim dvore poseno stronimi
skam Mnistr vaky Noske narid. ably podobnym zpuso-
benz byli aatci kter has vystrenim
zivGm Revota N6mecku biz ke konc take provola-
ma stavka nevedla k cili.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-21
TYRONE ITEMS

+. d. Pease took his family through
to Alva by auto last Saturday eve
ming. They will visit there with Mrs.
Pease's mother for some time, they
then expect to 20 to Arkansas to
live.
Ralph Harville is quite sick with
heart trouble. He is the youngest
son of Mr.. and Mrs. Chester Har-
vile.
Mrs. Malone and Mrs. Burns Of
Liberal were here one day last week
as the guests of Mrs. Herb Gilmore.
Jay Blake has been taking a va
cation from his duties at the Light
Plant for a week he is expected home
this week.
The other twin baby of Mr.. and
Mrs. Noah Newman died last Fri
day and was buried Saturday after
noon. It will be remembered the
other one died in Liberal few weeks
ago. Much sympathy goes out to
the bereaved parents and grand
mother, Mrs. Carson.
Miss Eva Virgins is one Of the
best deputies we have ever had in
our post office. She is serving in
that place until our new postmaster
is appointed.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-21
HoNEST-To-GooDNESS
CIRCUS is COMING
Yankee Robinson Will Bring a Real
Aggregation to Liberal
September 9th.

The advance man for the Yankee
Robinson Circus was in Liberal We'd
nesday making arrangements for his
show to exhibit here September 9th.
This is one of the larger circuses
of the country, and of class that
seldom makes towns this size but
owing to the great distance they have
decided to stop off and show at Lib
eral.
This exhibition should bring the
largest crowd to town that has ever
been here, since it has been neces-
sary to go to Hutchinson or Wichita
to see the equal formerly.
The Yankee Robinson people are
great advertisers and will bill all the
surrounding towns for the attraction.
The Liberal democrat. [volume] (Liberal, Kan.) 1911-1924, 1919-08-21
GOLDEN PLAINS

Coleman Downing is threshing this
week
Nate Yarbrough and family spent
Sunday at H. B. Browns.
Mr.. Strickland and family and
Hazen Williams spent Sunday at the
Edwards home.
H. G. Downing, wife and Master
Everard and Mrs. G. C. Rowans, Mr..
and Mrs. ]. ]. Kapp and son, Der.
nard were in Liberal Monday.
We had quite a wind and dust
storm Sunday but failed to get any
rain.
H. G. Downing and wife spent Sun
day at the Daniel Micheals' home.
Wade Hollis sold his jjitney and
Wade Hollis sold his jitney and
c. E. Stutzman and family spent
Sunday at Con Busters.
Mrs. G. C. Rowan is quite poor at
present.
Edward Taylor is able to be around
again after being kicked by a mule.