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Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-15
WENDHAM

The first in a series of lectures on
The Life of Christ in Art was given
in the Congregational church by Rev.
NJ. r. Plumb Sunday evening. The
pictures We're unusually clear. due
partly to the electric attachment to the
stereopticon lantern ana the lecture
was Interesting and fan CT valuable in
formation. The second lecture VIII
be given on tho 18th.
There were about twenty at the Red
Cross rooms Friday which was a much
appreciated Improvement in the at
tendance.
Miss Sarah Johnson is spending q
week CT two in Hartford.
Services were omitted at st. Faurs
church Sunday.
Interesting letters have been re-
ceiVed from Kingsley Brown, who is
with the 61st Division Of ;hc army Of
occupation in Luxembourg. They are
doing guard duty at a Large factory
which is stored with quantities Of all
kinds Of articles placed -Eele by the
Germans. Nh. Brown has; been adj
Vanc9d to the rank of sergeant
Lieutenant Alfred Eaton has been
! discharged from the aviation service
| in Louisiana and arrived ut his faith
| ers on Saturday.
| De Witt Lathrop has been discharg-
! cd from the service at Camp Devers
| and has joined his wife in Prospect
| Harbor. Maine.
| Mrs. W. Fl. Frink who has been a
the inn for several months left Frida!
! to spend some time with her son an(
daughter in-law in Chicago
In the absence of Rev. NJ. R. Plumb
Roy. W. H. Brown will preach in the
| Congregational church Sunday. The
| leader appointed for the c L. meeting
| is Miss Elizabeth Anderson
Mrs. Pendleton has been the CUES
Of her niece, Mrs. Arthur Clark Q
Willimantic.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-01-15

Tuesday morning at ST. Joseph's
church, Edward J. Flynn and Miss
Emma Tremblay were married by
Rev. Ludovic Paradis. The best man
was Walter f. Flynn, brother of the
groom; and the bridesmaid was Miss
Agnes NJ. Tremblay, a sister of the
bride. After the ceremony a reception
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
CONTINUE TRIAL IF
 ALLECED FAKE HERD

PARIS, April 1s.-Leutenant Com mander Frederick H. Allen of the American air forces, continued his tes- timony today in the case of Captain D. G. Chamberlain of San Antonio, Texas, of the American air forces. Captain Chamberlain is accused of having made false reports of exploits While on the British front last year.
 Lieutenant Commander Allen, was subjected today to a severe cross ex- animation by the prosecutors, each of them taking a turn in an endeavor to bring out a contradiction of Aliens testimony previously given. Allen, however, stood their gruelling, pro ducing affidavits from various per- sons at Roseoyen- Erie, near You quina, where the British aviation field is situated, who remembered having met Chamberlain in the latter part of July of last year
 The prosecution laid particular em- phasis on the inability of Allen to con- firm the spot where Chamberlain is supposed to have landed between the lines and failure 10 find a record of the German prisoners alleged to have been captured by Chamberlain.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
MAKING READY FUR
 ALLIED FIELD MEET

NEW YORK, Ajril 1s.-The complete program for the inter-aflied games to be held in France the middle of June was announced today by Dr. George Fisher. head of the physical education department of the Y. NJ. c. A. The list of contests, which will require several days to complete, resembles the program of the Olympic games
 There are twenty track and field events. Team games, both American and English, hold a prominent place and there is a rule that other events can be added where two or more al- lied nations enter teams for such con- petition.
 Swimming, shooting, boxing, wrest- ling, rowing, for various weights and classes are also included. The track and field meet will be held in Pershing stadium, which win accommodate S5.O0o.
 Candidates for teams to represent England. American, Italy, France, Bel gium, British colonies and other na- tions are in training.
 The United States team probably will range from 800 to 800 men. Soldiers or sailors returned 10 this country or who did not get overseas are eligible and some are certain to make the trip 10 France to represent the United states.
 Special trophies for events such as the Pentathlon are to be donated by kings, presidents, premiers mad others of the allied nations.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
CALL ALI MEXICAN REBEL LEADERS TO
 UNITE IN CAMPA|
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 FL PASO. Texas, April 1S.--A call for all revolutionary chieftains in Mexico to meet, prepare general plat form or plan of campaign and select a provisional revolutionary president, was received here today by a Villa agent for transmission to Francisco Villa and to other Villa representatives in San Antonio, New York and Los Angeles The call omitted the date and place of the convention of revolution ary chiefs but it was understood by Villa agents here to be held some where in the state of Nuevo Leon early in May
 The purpose of the call as stated in the Spanish copy received here, was to unite all factions now in rebellion against the Mexican government and to apply the laws of civilized warfare to their campaign against the central government. The manifesto stated copies had been sent to the chieftains in Chihuahua, Nuevo Leon, San Luis Potosi, Zacatecas, Tamaulipss and other states.
 At the convention of chieftains, the manifesto added, a commander in- chief to direct the general campaign. NO commander of forces in the field against the government at the present time can become candidate for the position of provisional president, &C., cording to the manifesto. It was writ ten at Ciudad de Aramberri, state of Nueyo Leon, and the original was dated February 15, 1919, according to the copy received here.
 It is signed by the following revolu- 1 tionary generals.
 Saturnino CediIlo. Eulalio Gutierrez Qormer convefltionalist president; Francisco $. Carrera, Musio Perez, Juan Andrew Aln1azan, Mariana Sand oval. Ignacio Galvan and 19 revolu- i tionary colonels.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
STRAW HAT DAY.
 |s SET FUR MAY 1

Thursday, May l, is Straw Hat Day. in Phoenix.
 By general agreement among the merchants of this city May 1 is decreed to be the official day when the belated winter head covering and tue more up-to-date spring headgear is to be permanently doffed for the straw of summer.
 Old Sol has entered into the agree ment and has consented to pour down such torrid rays henceforth that the people will welcome the change to the light and comfortable straw of the long summer season.
 In preparation of this annual event, the hat merchants have laid in such stocks of summer headwear as never before has been seen in Phoenix. It is even whispered that a vigilance com mittee has been appointed to see that the official edict is obeyed by each and every one on May 1. Remember the day.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
PORTO R|CANS ARE PEEVED OVER WHAT
 CANNON TOLD THEM

SAN JUAN, P. R.. April 1S-(By The Associated Press)-Joseph c. Cannon, former speaker of the United States house Of representatives and now a member of that body from Illinois, who arrived yesterday with party of American congressmen, delivered q spech before joint session of the in suiar legislature last night, in which he deprecated the idea of immediate Porto Rican independence. Today many complaints were heard from politicians because of Mir Cannon's plain words.
 Why are you worrying about state hood and independence?" asked Mir. Cannon. "You will get either or both just as soon as you are ready. Do not get the idea that we are lying awake nights trying to do you an injustice. It Is lie; it is misrepresentation.
 But you say we have been treated badly and once in a while an officer is sent here whom we do not like There IS nobody that can make everybody in Porto Rico like everybody that is elected or sent here by the president"
 Regarding Cuba, Mir. Cannon said:
 We made it right into her constitu- ton that if she did not keep law and order, we would. But she did not keep it. and we had to go in a second time to clean it up.
 ''You are in a better condition than Cuba. You are in better condition in my judgment than any island in the Caribbean
 Representative Horace NJ. Towner of Iowa, and Representative Finis J. Gar rett of Tennessee also spoke, assuring the legislature that there was no thought in the American heart of treat ing Porto Rico with other than the fin est and highest justice.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
CHICAGO ALL SET FOR LOAN

CHICAGO, April 1S.-At 12.e1 a. m. loan campaign with the most imposing display yet attempted in Liberty loan work here. A billion candle power blaze of electric lights will illuminate Victory way, a stretch of thirteen blocks on Michigan boulevard, and Vic tory forum with it's jeweled altar. Boat and factory whistles will sound the call to patriots to buy bonds as guns are fired, fireworks touched off and bands start playing. Four hours Of festiri- ties, including parades and speech making will end at o'clock in the morning.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

for by the organization. The church has subscribed for $250,000 of each loan.
 Organizations affiliated with the church and corporations in which the church is heavily interested financially also have made large purchases of bonds and are expected to subscribe literally to the Victory loan. Among these are the Zion cooperative mer- cantile institution. which today sub- scribed for S100.000 Victory bonds, it's fifth similar subscription for Liberty bonds, and the Utah Idaho Sugar com- pany, which subscribed for s250o00 of the Victory loan bonds.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
SETTLE QUESTION IF
 POLISH BOUNDARIES
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PARIS, April 1s--By The Associated Press)-The Polish German boundary question was finally disposed of by the council of four this morning. No an- nouncement was made of the decisions taken. but it is understood that Danzig will be internationalized, while the Poles will have corridor running from that city to their frontier to give them access to the sea.
 Only routine work in connection with the coming of the German delegates was taken up in the afternoon. The most important remaining question to be settled is that of the Jngo- Slav and Italian claims in tn eAdriatic. This
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
NO BolsHEVISM IN STRIKE

BOSTON. April 1S.--Representatives of the Lawrence textile strikers who appeared today before the state board of concillation and arbitration which is Investigating the trouble at the request of Governor Collidge denied that the strike was part of bolshevist move ment or was due to any other cause than the desire of the operatives to earn living wage.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
BALLS OUT |. W. W.

CHICAGO. April ls.-W William .Bross Lloyd, millionaire socialist. today scheduled sl5,o0e worth of property as security for the s55.0O0 bond Of Charles Rothfisher. one of the I. W. ". now in LeaTenworth prison who recently were admitted tosbail on appeal. Lloyd said he was considering providing surety for w. D. Haywood, bond for whom was recently offered but has not been approved, and others. It was de- clared Rothfisher's wife was i'll and destitute
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

matter will come up tomorrow. Baron Sidney Sonnino, Italian foreign minis ter, will set forth the Italian case, it is expected. It was said tonight that the council of four intends to settle this question at tomorrow's session.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
COAL STRIKE WIDENING

KANSAS CITY, April 1s.--The strike of coal miners in Kansas, Arkansas and Oklahoma fields which has in volted nearly 5000 men since it's in- auguration Tuesday. will be extended 10 Missouri fields tomorrow as the re- suit of an order issued late today by
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19
LATTER JAY SAINTS
 BUY VICTORY BONDS
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SALT LAKE CITY, April 19.--Sub- scription to the Victory Liberty loan today included one for s250.000 by the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints (Mormon) making total Of S1,250, 900 of Liberty bonds subscribed
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

Alexander Howat, president of District 14, United Mines Workers declaring 8 strike in the mine of the Liberty Coal company of Appleton City, Mo.
Arizona republican., 1919-04-19

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
loan N. SUFANA, secretar General.
BISERICEI.
loan N. sERBU, Presedinte General

COnsfdtuired de la Sindia pentru
unificGrea Bisericii, s'a sfirSit, pri-
mindu-se urmdtoarele principii:
II Sd Sc decretese unificarea ie-
rarhicd can0nicd bisericil0r or
todoye romine din toate prQvimcii-
le alipite patriei momd 81 anun'e
sd Sc inceapd aceastd lucrare cu
foruI supren, de conducere biseri-
ceased GU ST. Sinod.
q IN virtutea acestui principnu
de reintregire, la cea mai apropia-
I'd sedimtd ST. Sisod sd fie CONGO
cati, ca naen,brsi de drept ist0ric 81
can0nic al acestei 5nalte corpora
timni toti erarhii bisericei ronssne
din provimciile Ron,smiei antregite.
81 IN hcr0rea de orga',izare b.
|sericeascd pc baze canonace 81 auto
nonsc, din punct de vedere repre-
zentontiv, administrator, legislatic
ST judecdtoresc, sd iea ca pnnct dt
plecare pentrt desbateri Statutu
organic al Mitrop0liei OrtOdOre 70
mime din TrdnsslvdniG.
~ IN sc0pul GcestG tertul statu
tuIui organic Sc "a trinite dutOri
tdtilor bisericesti din toate provin
ciile spre studi9 ansdnuntH 81 spr'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
GERMANII STRING BANI PEN
TRU AJUTORUL CELOR DE
DINCOLO.

NEW YORK, "a Iulie. - y
campanie va Fl pornita in curind
de catre Germanii-Americani din
aceasta tara ca sd ridice eel putin
$35 100000 pentru ajutorarea SUI
ferinzilor din Germania 81 Aus
tria-Germana, dupa cum Sc anun-
ia ca s'a luat decisia aseara la o
intrunire tinuta de vre-o 600 ce-
tateni prominent nascuti din pa
rinti germani.
I'm comitet de treizeci 81 cincl
de persoane au fost alese ca sd
conduca campania. Sc spune ca
alte organizatii de acest fel sc
vor face 81 prin Chicago, Cincin
natl 81 st. Louis. .Printre eel q
sprijineste acest project este S
bancherul James Speyer; Huber
ellis, preSedintele della Guardian
Life Insurance CO., 81 Victor ri
oder, redactor la Staate Zeitung
Sc spune ca adunarea fost in
cuviintata de catra despartamin
tul statului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
KAROLYI VREA Sc
AJUTE UNCARIA.

VIENA, "a Iulie. Scopul
contelui Karolyi, fostul presedln-
te al republicei unguresti, sa Sc
imbarce din Italia pentru Statele
Unite era sa cistige simpatia Ame-
ricanilor de partea Ungariei ca
so ajute in refacerile Ell polltlce
81 industriale 81 sal asigure sta
re teritoriala mai buna. Sc mai
spune ca Karolyi are de gind s.!
scrie O carte privitor la star'le
din Ungaria in decursul celor OPT
luni trecute. Dupa cit sc spune,
n are nici intentie de Incerca
sd faca agitatii comuniste.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

a indica tOate modificdrile pc carr
le cor afa de trebuintd, avind sd 81
inainteze fie care proiectele sale,
carr vOr fOrm0 Obiectul de desbate-
re al unei viitoare consfdtuiri.
NOTA: Stifea de mai sus o luam
dupa ziarul ,,Neamul Rominesc'
81 publican mai ales a arata preo.
tului care a pornit Gu ,,reforma'
in protap ca afara Sc cauta uni
ficarea Bisericei's 81 nu ,,reforma
rea'' eli. Nu stu ce va zice celia Gu
,,imputernicirea della Metropolic"
Gu reformarea, vedem insa Cd Me
tropoliei nu-i arde de reformare G
unificare ceea ce este 81 logic s
cuminte.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
FORTELE SOVIE-
TISTE UNGARE
tree lisa.
ROMfNII STUNT RESPINSI.
PRIMEJDIA DIN JURUL ORA
III MARI.

VIENA, "a 1ulie. = Trupnle
rosii unguresti, dupa cum s'a au-
zit All aici, au trecut riul lisa,
alungind indarat pc Romini 81
inaintind spre Oradea Mare.
Dupa cum Sc poate vedea lin
telegramele mai proaspete, rosii
unguri au inceput ofensiva.
Oradea Mare este eel mai vechi
oras din Ungaria, datind din mi-
jlocul veacului al unsprazelea 81
este situata la 1877 mile in est dc
Budapesta.
Continruind Gu ofensiva Tor con.
ira rominilor, ungurii lfaintau a
stazi pc intreaga LIME de pc ban
ca de est a riului lisa. Rapoarjn-
le primite aici arata ca ofenslva
rosiilor este condusa de Bella Kun.
Aceasta ar dovedi ca raportul pu-
blicat mai inainte ca Bella Kun a
fost scos de la atputere ca dictator
al guvernului communist unguresc,
ori ca nu a fost adevarata, ori Cd
s'a reintors de nou la putere.
Fortele rosii, in navala lor spre
Oradea Mare au ocupat orase'c
Szentes 81 Torok st. Miklos in est
de lisa, lntre Budapesta 81 obiac-
III slil p pe .linga aceasia
au mai pus NINA 81 pc Q cantitate
mare de munitiuni Gle razboi.
1nfringind pc Romini, rosii un,
guri au trecut pc mai multe locur
Tisza intre Tokaj 81 Ciongrad
Dinsii sunt comandati de comisa
rul LANDER 81 fostul locotenent
colonel Julier, seful statului m.
jor.
Sc spune ca rOSll lncearca Sc a
tace 81 armata alba ungurea>c;
servindu-se spre acest scop d;
trei diviziuni de Nmfanterie 81 81
de baterii de artilerie. Atacurii'
sunt planuite din diferite partl
Bella Kun a adresat cOnferinte
o nota ironica explioind ca rosl
sunt obligati sa atace pc Romln
din cauza ca acestia nu au Luz:
in seama ,,vointa aliatilor'. Rosii
adauge Bella Kun, doresc sa-
faca pc Romini sd respecteze vo
inta conferintei de pace.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

rea Aegeica. Moi grecii, sirbii 81
rominii earl cunoastem bine Bal
garia, suntem convinsi ca dlnsa
nu are sa fie multumita Gu nimica
mai putin ca. O. egemonie complec-
ia, lar pentru ca sd Sc dea Tracia
Bulgariei ar Fl ca Grecia sd raml-
ma singura tara din lume care ar
avea 5-a parte din populatia sd
traind in afara de .bundariile Ell.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
bue toti spinzuraJi, lar tn, cline,
care teal lasat mituit, impuScat"
Arrest PREvENT1v ST - IL
BERTATE.

Dupa scena aceasta au fOst dust
Gu totii in Arrest preventiv. Aici
viata lie era Gu ceva mai uSoara,
dar Gu toate aceste pima de sufo-
rinte. In timpul acesta armata
germana trecuse in Ucrania 81
inainta Gu pasi repezi spre Har-
cov. Abba mai era la vre-O 60
kim. de acest oras. Prin capul pri
zonerilor nostri treceau fel de fel
de ginduri pline de grill. Ce sd
sc faca? I'm lucru era hOtarit: ca
trebue sa scape din inchisoare.
Oar incotro so ia? Spre Moldova,
sau mai departe, in 1ndlncurlle
fara sfirsit ale Rusiei. Auzisera
vestea ca Rominia trebuit Sd
primeasca conditiile rusinoase de
la Buftea 81 ca Rominii Transit
vaneni sunt ceruti sa fie extra
dati. Oar nu era vreme de perdut
Gu astfel de ginduri, caci Ger
mani Sc apropiau 81 eli trebuiau
sa scape. Atunci si-au golit tot
buzunarul 81 GU banii pc carl ii
mai aveau au mituit Pc cei &c
Il :, "a ~ Y z. 80 .x sass
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
SERVICIU TELEGRAFIC CONFLICT
DE LA As0CIATIUNEA PRESSED.
SuduCita adunarc dc icTi
(Urmare.)
(Urnare.)

In punctul Sau Gle Vedere,
domnul Comandor Pantazzi ca
ON ce 81 iubeste tara 81 ca tri-
mis- al Guvernului, spune 81 sta
ruieste ca oamenii Sc fie baga-
tori de seama la schimbul ba-
nilor.
Cuvintele 81 sfaturile cumin-
ii ale domnului Pantazzi, isvo-
rite della inima buna romineas-
ca au patruns in mimi curate
rominesti 81 poporul il asculta
Gu adevarata reverinta, slim
idu-'l adeseori sd fntrerupa vor-
birea din causa aplauselor fur
tunoase ce i subliniau ploaia
cuvintelor.
! 1ndata dupa dinsul urmeaza
la cuv1nt domnul G. /. Mihaies-
u, incredintat Gu supraveghie-
rea estradarii pasapoartelor in
Cleveland, O. Dinsul staruieste
asupra felului in care sd vor da
pasapoartele. Roaga pc toti sa
nu Sc 1mbulzeasca, sa astcpte
frumos in liniste pima c1nd le
va veni rindul, caci Ii Sc va da
tuturora pasapoarte in timp,
chiar 81 celor ce nu ar vol Sc
mearga Gu vapor rom1nesc. Da-
ca va fl char de lipsa, dinsul
81 ajutoarele dinsului vor lua
drumul prin diferitele orase
; din jur pentru ca Sc fie mai la
1ndemina cclor din orasele veci-
ne Gu Cleveland ca 81 din cele
mai 1ndepartate. In afacerilc
; consulare, de consulul din Gle
veland, O. sa tin toti Gel din sta
ltul Ohio, cei din statele Kentu-.
! cky, Tennessee, Virginia si
) West Virginia. In firnl vorbi-
rii, un ascultator din partile IT.
misoarei fntreaba daca dInsul
!. poatc Sc capete passport. In
mijlocul multimel Sc ridica dom
. nul comandor Pantazzi 81 ras-
: punde Gu ,,da" Ba adauga ca
de ar fl dupa sentimente romi-
nesti, in primul r1nd ar vol Sc
dea pasapoarte celor din acele
: 1mprejurimi pentru ca atunci
a am fl siguri ca Banatul in in
. tregime ar fl dat Rom1niei. In
0 restul vorbirii sale cumintc,
e domnul Mihaiescu esplica felul
/ cum sc va face estradarea de pa
i sapoarte.
ii Dupa dinsul, domnul Capi-
i tan Victor Cadere, arata multi
r mil in cuvinte fnsuflete naca.
i zurile prin carl au trecut fratii
nostri de acasa, ridica valul dc
pc 0 parte luptelor de front
in care Sc 1nfratise TN neam in
treg merg1nd fara mitrailerc s
gloante, Gu bratele deschise
:. contra dujmanilor. Cuvintelt
+ dinsului 'calde 81 1nsufletitt
Ist1rnesc un puvoi de APPLAUSE
Q lar d1nsul continue mai depar
ID te in dulce graf Moldovean, con
in chide ca in New York, unde su
in praveghiase estradarea de pa
L. sapoarte 1nainte de aceasta
s. vazut cum aproape toti doreal
~ sa Sc inapoieze pc vapor de a
. guvernului rom1n. Mai staruic
!. : ste intru a anima simtamintel'
: rationale 81 pc urma termina a
." 'clam1nd regele, regina 81 Ro
minia Mare. Multimea suresci
cl tata repeteaza de trei ori obici
sa 'nuituhtSa traiasca".
ca Urr1rnd la r1nd capitanul Va
Sc sile Stoica, d1nsul ca totdeau
n ma patruns de simtaminte cura
&c rom1nesti esplica multimii eau
81 sa pentru care a VENT Misiune
.rt noua in America, arata lnptel
an de pretutindenea ale neamulu
), rominesc din razboiul ce trecl
- staruieste asupra celor savfrs
- te in America 81 termin& acl.
~ mind Rominia Mare. Multime
H. u fntrerupe adeseori Gu aplal
sele eli.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25
ADUNARK AGfNATx.

Comitetul sectiunei ,,Ligei Ma
tionale" din East Youngstown,
Ohio, a contramandat publicarea
pentru adunarea sectiunei de AGO.
10, care aparuse in numarul nos
tru trecut. Rugam sd sc Ia la Gu
nostinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

CHICAGO, Ill. - Peste 800 de
vinzatori de Ia tutungerii s'au
pus in greva, dupa CO mai intii
au formal o uniune afiliata Gu Fe
deratiunea Muncitorimei.
Patronii tutungeriilor spun c:i
vinzatorii fusesera sedusi de pro-
pagandisti ca sa-si paraseasca ser.
viciurile fara inainta vre-o CO
rere formala.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

Sa face tuturor Rominor doritori obtne pa
sapoarte oficiu pr numai locuitor oraulu
Cleveland Ohio pentru ace din orasee ceeae Biroul
merge In fie oras dupa anunta xaru Ame
rica.'. MIHAIES0U,
seful Brouui de pasapoarts pentru Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-07-25

NJ multi dupa asia bolsevicii
au TRIMS pc un tinar anarchist,
ca sd lie ia prizonerilor nostri in
terogatorul. D-nul Gabor 81 d-nul
Pocol Gu acest prilej au cercat sd
dovedeasca tinarului procuror, ca
eli, ca Romini Transilvaneni, nu
numai ca nu sunt anti-revolutio-
mari, ci dimpotriva sunt mai re-
volutionari 81 decit eli, bolsevicii.
De nenumarate orr poporul ro-
min din Ardeal s'a revoltat 81 a
varsat singe din belsug pentru a
scutura lapturile robiei sub un.
guri. Pledoarea fnfocata a con-
Wins pc anarchist 81 acesta 9 "a
cut rapport, recomand1nd sd libe-
reze pc Romfni. Aceasta raza de
nadejde s'a risipit fnsa repede,
caci in raspunsul lui, comanda-
mentul a tras dunga peste rapor
tul t1narului anarchist 81 inche
lat Gu urmatoarele cnvinte: Tire