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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
xBatted for Hamilton in seventh.
al - L-.-....-. .--.-..

INV-UHst HIL-NWISUHW. NIOItU UH6ts
-Daubert BOeckel Double play
Ruether to Groh. Left on bases-Pitts-
burgh 8; Cincinnati 6. Bases on balls
on Ruether 3: off Hamilton q Hits
on Hamilton. in innings; off Evans,
Ruether 1: by Hamilton /. Struck out
BY Ruether 6. Losing pitcher-HaIni
ton.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
|24,0OO WATCH
WHITE SOX WIN
Jackson Hits Home Run Into
Right Field BIeaCherS--
Tight Game.

DETROIT, Mich. April 28.-Be-
fore $4,000 spectators Chicago de
feated Detroit yesterday 6 to g.
Chicago hit safely Is times. Dauss
retiring at the end Of the seventh in
favor OF Kailio. a feature Of the
hitting was the long home run by
Jackson OF Chicago into the right
field bleachers Brilliant fielding
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
League Standings
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

GAMES TO-DAY.
American League.
Chicago at Detroit.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Boston at Washington
National League.
Brooklyn ut Philadelphia.
New York at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Cincinnati.
st. Louis at Chicago.
RESULTS YESTERDAY.
American League.
Cleveland st. Louis (rain).
Chicago. @; Detroit, 4.
Boston. S: Washington, O.
National League.
Pittsburgh. 1; Cincinnati, 4.
st. Louis, 1; Chicago, Z.
American Association.
Indianapolis, IL; u; 1. Milwaukee. .;
10; 3
st. Paul. 4 10; . Louisville. .; >; 3.
Kansas City. II; II; s. Toledo, s. 6; ..
Minneapolis, 4 10; 4 Columbus, 3;
Z: >
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28

Foot specialist recognized author
itv. now located ia w Washington.
Home phone s5s3. 12s55-30
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
Leaders in State Tourney.

With the exception of the five
men team event the leaders in the
various events of the Indiana Bowl
progress at indianapolis have
achieved splendid success. At pres
ent all Of the leaders hail from In
dianapOlis. and bowlers from nearly
every city in the state except South
Bend and Fort Wayne, have con-
tested. The leaders in the various
events are as follows
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28
Individual Event.


as il is in many Of the great bowl
Ing centers throughout the country.
State Tourney still Going.
Members Of the Koehler & Schafer
teams are rolling their doubles and
singles in the state tournament at
Indianapolis today and their work
may have a considerable effect on
the standings of these events. Mem
bcrs of the six clubs of the Oliver
league. rolled in these events late
yesterday afternoon but it has been
impossible to get any scores of them
as yet.
There are six more clubs to CON-
test in the big state event from
South Bend as the Bucktails, Eagles,
Hoosier Creams, South Bend Watch
Co, Orfuns and futile Corporation
teams are scheduled to roll at In
dianapolis next Saturday and SUN
day. Because of a slight change in
their schedules of doubles and sin
giles some of the teams will leave
here next Friday evening. who will
make the trip in automobiles. The
others will follow on the morning
train on the Erie. which gets them
there in sufficient time to roll their
doubles before the five men event.
which is scheduled at $3.50 the same
day.
This will leave only one of the
three original morning squads in
force, which. with the exception of
two squads of individuals will close
the state tournament this year. This
latter crew is composed entirely. of
indianapolis bOwlers and comprises
most of the cream Of the capitol
civ
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1919-04-28

. . . :
xBatted for Dauss I'm seventh
xxRan for Stanage in seventh
zBatted for KalliO In ninth
Chicago ............. 90 OBJ 1915
Detroit ................. 0lO 100 1Ol-4
Two base bits-Weaver. Collins Nedch.
Home run-JacksOn Stolen bases
Schalk, Weaver. Young. Sacrifice hits
Weaver, Risberg 2 Sacrifice flies
Young. Felsch. Double plays-Dauss TO
Stanage TO Helimann Bush 20 Young
Felsch % Gandll Left on bases-Chi-
csgo o: Detroit 8: Bases on halls-On
Dauss I of williams I; OF Kallio .
Hits-On DGnss. II I'm Z innings; on
Kallio. I'm innings. Hit by pitcher
~ Dauss (Jackson). Struck Out-Bv
Dauss 3 by Williams 2. Losing pitcher
-Dauss Errors-WeaverA Felsch. Bis-
berg . Schalk, Heilmann.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
CRESCO HOWARD COUNTY, IOWA, FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 19l9
Golden Wedding Anniversary.

Last Saturday evening Mr.. and Mrs.
Robt. Phelan were happily surprised
when large party of friends, led by
Rev. Father Ryan and his assistant,
Rev. Father Bendlsge. arrived to help
them celebrate their 50th wedding an.
niversary. The ladies had carefully
prepared and filled their lunch baskets
we'll for the occasion. Tables were
beautifully arranged and the serving
was done byMesdames D. A. Lyons
and P. A. Clemmer. After supper Rev.
Father Ryan presented them with q
large envelope containing gold and bills.
and booklet containing very appropri-
ate verses. The remainder of the even.
ing was spent in social way. Mr.. and
Mrs. P. F. O'Malley, who were wit
nesses at the marriage Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phelan. were present that. evening.
That the principals and the witnesses
at the weddingwere all present at the
5Oth anniversary made the gathering
the more remarkable and pleasant. Mr..
Phelan informs US that he and bis wife
never spent a more enjoyable evening
and wish to thank their many friends
through the columns Of Ithe PLAIN
DEALER.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
Sentenced to the State Reformatory.

Sentenced to the State Reformatory.
Percy ]. Gran. of Hsyfield, Minn.,
had q hearing before Judge Taylor in
Cresco on August 2sth, and by him
sentenced to five years in the Reform
atory at Anamosa. 1t appears that
Gran, who has been running restaur-
ant of late 1T Hayfield, was several
months since employed as brakeman on
the Great Western and one day at
Riceville unloaded crate of auto tires
which he offered dealer there for $50.
The auto dealer took the tires and later
paid Gran the money.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
Congregational Charcb.

All the regular services next Sum
day. Vacation is over. The pastor is
home and will preach at both services,
morning and evening. +
Evening sermon, making Faces"
Miss Mary Eaton will sing solo; with
trombone obligsto played by Harold
Eaton.
Remember the Sunday School takes
up the work again next Sunday. Va
cation is ended.
Morning service at 1890. Evening
service 800. The Sunday School at
noon. Glad to have you at all the SER
vices .e..
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
BAPTIST Church

The regular services of the Baptist
church will be held next Sunday morn
ing and evening. The pastor will have
charge of the services. The Lords
supper will be observed in the morning
and the hand of fellowship given to
those who have not been received.
Sunday School at IL AS and B. Y. P. Y.
at tbs. Baptist Assembly reports viii
be given at the Young Peoples meet
ing, "<r'
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
Msthedist Church.

Sunday morning, Sept. Z, at 1880,
Holy Communion. The pastor will give
q short sermon on Heaven" The
choir. will render appropriate music.
Bible School at 80; Epworth League
1t 700; regular evening service 1T 500.
Sermon theme ''The Art Of Christian
Living. Good.music. Come.
The w. H. NJ. S. will meet Friday
afternoon 1T 2:3O at the home Of Mrs.
Aura Davenport. The leader is Mrs.
Warren Perry. b.,
Junior Home Guards Saturday at 2:3O
with Alice Radcliff.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05

A farewell surprise party was given
Sunday eve at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. George Raker and family in honor
Of Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Banning and
family who are to depart for their new
nome 1t Dyersville. lows. Sept. 5th.
i a large crowd Of immediate relatives
and friends were present. The eve was
delightfully."- spent in social conversation
and music. At the appropriate hour .
bountiful supper was served from well
filled baskets brought by the ladies,
after which Mr.. Theo. Lusson had .
short, appropriate and and very inter-
esting talk and presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Leo, Banning With . nice gift given by
relatives and friends being present at
the occasion that will be . memento of
the happy event and oil wishing Mr..
and Mrs. Leo Banning the best Of sue
cess in their new home, parted for their
homes. -. -
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
Farm for Sale!

100 acre farm, known as the Geo. Il.
Brown farm, located mile from the
city limits of Cresco. Good buildings.
Good soil. High and dry land. Will
be sold at . reasonable price, easy
terms. For sale by
LUERs & CLARK LAND Co.,
2t3 Cresco, Iowa.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
E;rst Lutheran Church.

English Lutheran services sunday
Sent. 7th, in Cresco church 10:45 .. m.
in Satersdalern church at 1:3O p. m.
The Sunday school begins ct II noon
next Sunday. All children and teach
ers please be on duty. -..-.. ~;
H. N. Norman. Pastor.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
Farewell Parties.

A farewell party was given at the
home Of Mr.. and Mrs. H. F. Lovejoy
md family Thursday evening, August
q. when their many friends and neigh
bors gathered to spend the evening
with this happy family, who have been
With US the past seven years. and now
intend to move to Minnesota. The en-
joyable hours from eight until two
o'clock were spent in visiting and dsnc-
ing. The Community Exchange Band'
furnished music which was no doubt
enjoyed by all. At midnight. bounte-
Gus supper was served. Following are
the names Of those present. we hope
correctly listed: Mrs. w. M. Grove,
Nr. and Mrs. Will Beaumsster. Mr..
and Mrs. Irwin Bauer, Mr.. and Mrs.
Richard McCsrville. Mr.. and Mrs. Her.
man Gassett. Mr.. and Mrs. Will Conry,
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dell and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Taft, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. O'Brien. Kate and Eunice Frav-
el, accompanied by two lady frieDds),
Lizzie Z Grove, Caroline and Lucille
Musel, Lois Gassett, Florence, Gladys
and Regina McCarville; Clara, Ella,
Margaret and Regina Rim; Bernice
Barnes; Mary and, Agnes MeCarville;
Nellie Sweeney; Jennie and Rose Stew
enson; Mary Hawk; Edna and Loretta
Harris; Fred and Jim Shafer; John,
Edd and Harry Moldenhauer; Ed, Dick
and Joe Grove; Jas. Haskovec; Frank
Voves; Thomas and Francis Renolds;
Willie and Thomas Rim; Frank, Leo,
Joseph and Vincent McCsrville; Philip
and Raphael McCarville, Vern Hooper;
Floyd,Fravel; Charles Musel; Arthur and
Ed Bunge; James and Willie Steven
son; David and Joe o Brien; John Sibig-
troth; Tom Perry; Clarence Moen, Geo.
Harris; Rob Logue. Everyone present
had a most enjoyable time. Wishes
for the most success possible was ex-
tended to this family in their new home.
We will at any time welcome them
back to Iowa. "A Friend'.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05
Pubic Sehoels Open Monday

The Cresco Public schools will begin
the next school year on Monday Of
next week. occupying the two new
buildings, which, with the new equip
ment, will give Cresco . school plant
far superior to any town Of even much
larger size in this part of the state,
The list of teachers is a. follows:
HIGH SCHOOL.
C. R. Jackson, Principal-Physical
Training, U. S. History, Commercial
Geography.
Matte Tippet-Physical Training
Physics, Chemistry.
Arcola Petit Domestic Science.
Margaret Zaiser-Latin, French,
Declamatory.
Carol Cromer-English.
Winnie Joyce-Commercial Sub
jects.
Mildred Johnson-Normal Training,
Modern History.
= Norma Agan-Ancient History, En-
glish.
Inez Chapman-Mathematics.
Elizabeth Houser-General Sci
ence, Algebra, Agriculture. -
A. I. Tiss, Supt. of Schools-Eco-
nomics, Civics.
- \ GRADES
First Ward
Kate Watson-First and Second.
Marion Harlan-Third and Fourth.
Adona Dicks-Fifth and Sixth.
Third Ward
Ruth Young-First and Second.
Irma Lusk-Third and Fourth.
Second Ward
Frances Rose-First and Second.
Naomi Johnson-Third and Fourth.
Sara Murray-Fifth.
Virginia Nichols-Sixth.
Cleo Rejahl-Seventh-
Mary Westby-Eighth.
Nellie Clifford-Reading and Eng
lish
Bertha Bergaus-Music and Draw
ing.
A. r.. Cornish-Manual Training.
For hrst-clsss dental work. call on
Dr.. J.. J. . Clemmsr over P. A. Glenn
uner'a nrno Sknne is ,Ssf 34tf
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05

Sept. 18th, remernbsr The date.
Cresco plain dealer. (Cresco, Howard County, Iowa) 1913-1945, 1919-09-05

For first-clsss dental work, call on
Dr.. J.. J.. Clemmsr over P. A. Glenn
mer's Drug Store, A ''~. 34tf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09
SOCidiSti din Munich nu
|yO SC pIedea putuea.

ZURICH, 8 Aprilie 0 teie-
grama primita astazi aici anunta
ca noul soviet din Munich pro
clamat Q greva geperala.
Burghezii 81 taranii ameninta 81
ci GU 0 contra-grev 81 Gu blocad,l
de fOamete. q
Guvernul socialist, care fost
rasturnat de la putere, nu vrea
sd Sc supue 81 dat proclamatie
prin care Isl anunta mutarea la
Nuremburg.
Sc mai anunta ca char in Mu
Mich sovictilor li-se arata mare
dusmanic. De citeva ori au avut
loc pc strada ciocniri intre tru
pele comuniste 81 demonstratori
anti-sovietisti.
Presa 81 universitatea din Mu
nieh au fost solicitate. IN toate
fabricile s'au stabilit consilii mum
citoresti.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09

.,Intli, la fel guvernul soviet
lor dispus a crea zona neutra
la, insa Gu conditiunca ca frontie-
ra sd fie impinsa sprc rasarit pi-
ma la Muras 81 ca republica sovie-
tilor sd administreze fara sd Sc
amestece cineva, astfel lasind re-
stabilirea sovietilor la Seghedin
81 Arad.
Isl fie liberia trecere att spre
Ungaria, cit 81 spre Rominia 81
liberia trecere prin Transilvania
care este ocupata de trupele Ro-
miniei.
IA 1oua, in acelas timp cerem
ridicarea blocadei imediat 81 com
plect 81 aprovizionarea republicei
Gu grasimc 81 carbuni.
IA treia, propunem ca confa.
rinta propusa sd cuprinda 81 re-
prezentantii republicei sovietilor
unguri, a Bohemilor, Rominiloc,
Sirbilor, Jugoslavilor 81 Austria
cilor, 81 care sd Sc intruneasc;'
cit de curind ori in Praga, orr Il
Eiena. astfe1 ca sa-si complecteze
Iucrarile deodata Gu conferin;a
de pace din Paris.
"A patra. ceren schimbnl de
,reprezentanti economici Gu tarlic
straine
IA cincia, ccrem ca aliatii 81
incetezc persecutiile barbara 7,
care fiecare lnuncitor din regia
nea ocupata este supus'
Documentul este semnat de ca
ira prim- -ministrul Garbai 81 mi
nistrul de externe Bella Kun.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09
ungurii nu primesc propuneri|e a|iati|0T.
Tnlpe americana probabl yor Fl trimise in Ungaria

menii de la conyentia militara
din 13 Noembrie sl9lS, incheiata
intre aliati 81 guvernul Ungariei,
linia de demarcarc nu va avea
nici 0 influinta asupra aranjari-
lor teritoriale cilld Sc vor stabili
conditiile pacei finale. lar gen.
SHUTS a spus Ca va propune
conferintei dc pace ca sa ridice
blocada i1npusa Ungariei 81 ime-
dat sd importeze primele necesi-
tati, in special grasime 81 ear.
buni.
Gen. SHUTS mai spus ca ell "a
propune conferintei de pace ca
inaintc de face ultimele decisi
uni asupra frontierilor politice
ala Ungariei sa invite ca 81 guver-
nul unguresc sd trimita reprezen.
tanti la Paris.
AceStl repTcZcntant Isl N6r 1Of'
mula parerea lor asupra frontie-
rilor 81 chestiunea ce luat ma;
tcre prin conferintele speciale d
Representation Cehoslovaci, Ju
goslavi 81 Romini vor Fl discutate
Gu reprezentantii unguri. In a
ceasta conferinta speciala va pre-
zida un reprczentant al celor pa
tru mari puteri
Guyernul raspunzind generall
lui SHUTS, la multumit nentr.
buna lui intentie, sinsa la spus
ca conditiile propuse MI pot t
prlmlte Il 81
,.Tnsa" spune raspunsul guvar
nului unguresc, .,raspunzind ba
nei vointe ce ne-ati aratat-o, va
rog transpune urmatoarele pro
puneri aliatilor:
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09

VIENA, 8 Aprilie. - Guyernul
sovietilor din Ungaria q respins
franc cererea aliatilor dc a crea
o zona neutrala intre frontiera
Rominiei 81 a Ungariei, care sd
fie ocupata de armatele aliate 81
posibil de unitati Americana. Pro
punerca aliatilor a fost prezen-
tata prin genralul Jan Christian
SHUTS, trimisul conferintei de pa
&C din Paris.
S'a facut 0 contra-cerere ala
tilor'ca sd ridice imediat blocada
81 sd trimita hrana i'll Ungaria.
o ,,Zona Neutrala' care sd sie
DISSEMINATE de catra Ungaria q
fost sugerata, 81 Sc cere ca guver-
nul sovietist sd administreze tot
teritorul din aceia iona.
Aliatilor li-sc ,,cere" ca imedi
at Sa lncete Gu ,,pcrSecutlrlc par
bare la care ficcare muncitor diu
regiunea ocupata e supus"
Generalul Smuts pus inaintes
guvernului communist ungurest
propunerile aliatilor Simbata
Propunerile aliatilor erau urma
toarele:
Guvernul unguresc sa-si retra
ga trupele pima la linie pc care
0 va numi generalul SHUTS; trn
pele Romine vor prinli instruct
sd nu inainteze de la locul pc ca
re il ocupa in prezent, lar terito
ruls dintre niile.trase. de genera
lul SHUTS 81 armata Romina ;;
fie ocupat de trnpe Engleze
Franceze, Italiene 81, daca posi-
bill 81 de trupe Americana.
Daca guvernul va accepta ter
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09
Feriti-va frati Romini de {

Feriti-va frati Romini de a.
ceasta buruiana rea - caci acum
orr mai tirziu o sd ne aduca ru-
sine 81 mai multi va Fl daunatoare
interesclor neamului rom1nesc
din America.
81 rugam pc domnii de la Des-
teptarea 81 sectiile dumnealor y
ca pc Ia societatea ,,Albina" sa
Au mai vina, de oare ce membril
acestei societati nu vor tolera ca
dumnealcr sd ne batjocoreasca
localul nostru, pc conducatorii
organization noastre, pc redac-
tori ziarului America" in fine
tot ce este romfnesc. 81 mai pre-
sus de toate membrii societatii
,,Albina' din munca lor cinstita
prin ilnplinires datorintei fata de
aceasta tara ridicat aceasta
societate 81. prin ca numele Dc
romfn Ia nivel malt fata de ceta-
tenii acestui oras 81 M voln'
ca acest hume bun care-l pose.
dapi = sal pcrdem pentru niste
scrintiti.
Daca nu voiti q intelege ~ to
tusi veliti oaSpeti nepoftiti; ]
yom lua alte masuri!
New Castle, Pa.
Ioan i suoins
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09
UN OASPE NEASTEPTAT

dior sd tina Q adunare.
A trebuit ca sal provocam ca
imediat sd paraseasca hala, caci
altcum o sd iasa pc unde nu sunt
trepte. In timpul acesta mai multi
frati membrii sd adunasera 81
daca domnul nu par4sea localul
societatii, nu stu &c ar Fl urmat
ST ca sd reyin mai curind la O.
biect, 0 sd ma exprim:
Neasteptatul oaspe VENT cd
intentia ca sd vinda gazetele lor
care zic ca sunt socialiste - insi
in realitate propaga cel mai
afurisit bolsevism ii anarchism
dovada cea mai buna este Cd un
Itimp au fost Qpriti ca sd mai re-
dacteze acea foaie. Acum mai re-
cent, cred Cd onoratul public ro-
min cetit in ziarul America
&c .au patti dompii .socialistilbol
sevici - pc ia Alliance, Ohio q
in Salem, Ohio. 81 inca mai sunt
din categoria aceasta care cauta
lisa murdareasca pc toti care yo
iesc al demasca pc dior dc ira
datori al neamului nostru, de dis
trugatori al libertatii acestei tar
dempcraticc. Asa sd explica ma
surile llate de autoritatile tare
eacesteia fata de ei, socialistii-bol
scvicR
De altcum au urityl Object a
. incepe Gu vorbe blinder~-- apu
caturi viclene cind vim IN con
tact Gu Rominii nostri s 81 pc ur
ma trebue ca So le spui de trs
/ ori, Ca Sd te paraseasca, asa sun
lac Sbraznici acesti domni, M 7
lpoti scapa De 81.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09

Dumilleca in 2a Martie 1919
s'a prczentat la illala societatii
.,Albinas din New Castle, Pa,
un domn romin, - caresla intrare
intrcbat de prescdintele socicr
tatii. Tn fratc, membru ma anun-
Ia ca un domn voieste sa ma va
ida, merg Ia persoana aceea 81
fratele mcmbru ma Introduce,
domnul sd recomanda (Cred "a
lu impoarta numele).
Dcstul Cd dupa aceea donnul
cam politicos, cere permisie ca sa
,-inda niste gazette romfnesti mem
brilor afl6tori in hala. Am ras-
puns Cd mai inainte de al da per-
misie trebue ca sa-mi arate ,,mar.
ia" 81 pc urrna ii yoiu do ras.
punsul definit.
DomnHl meu scoate gazeta
pc q carer frOnt16plclu era tlparif
,,Desteptareass -foaia socialista
Am mai cetit cfteva passage, asa
in graba pc lei, pc colo, 81 mia
ajuns; h1sa dom1rpl incepe sa-mi
.explice continutnl unor articole
81 insista ca sd mai cetesc.
Ajunge domnule, am raspuns
astfel de gazette este imposibi'
ca sd 3 distribuiti intre membri'
in hala Ssocietatii ,,Abina.s fnsi
in loc 81 intsleaea 81 sa-si vadi
de drum, incepe domnul nostrt
ca So spuna multe 81 de toate, s
"a al Vol III yorbeasca celor q;
fat6; deci devenea tot mai obraz
nic domnisorul ii, dupa &c i7s Z
rxspuns ~ mn este iertat, q ma
intrebat ck deca societatea voie
nv q III sentae hala sck yoies'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09
fNTRE TRUPELE
uUvERNULUI ST SPARTA
CANT.

LONDRA, 8 Aprilie. Pe stra
dele BerlinuIui ayut loc ieri 9
illcaierare intrc tr1pele guvernn-
lui 81 spartacani, spune corespon-
dentul de la ziarul Post &c Sc =.
fla iii Amsterdam. Dol lucratori
81 dol soldati Sc spine % az fost
ucisi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09

l|upte pr strazae
OraSuIui Cairo.

LONDRA, 8 Aprilie. - q de-
pesa Gu datul de 8 Aprilie rapor-
teaza ID in lupta ce ayut loc
pc strazile orasului Carlo, in ace
ste lnpte sase p{rsoane au fost
,lcise. Depesa mai spune Cd linis-
tea fost IN curind stabilita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-04-09
CUvERNuL AMERICAN A LUAT MkSuRI|
CONTRA CEL0R &c ADEmENESC 0AME-
MI CA IE POT ADucE PASAPOARTE.
Cetet al dat pasapoabk IA agent sa k eeaIa indad
Sc CEARA 81 BANII; DE NU-I CAPATA,
Sc DUCA LA LECE Pc AGENT.


della LEGATIUNEA RoM1NA DIN WASHINGTON, D. G.
PRIMIM URMAT0RUL CoMUN1CAT oFICIOs:
Washington in A Aprlie 1919.
DoMNULE DIRECTOR -
Ca aparator al ntereselor Romnilor din America mpot
rva specuanto neorenos carl auzeaz de ncrezaea or
sunt sgur ca YETI afa pacere CD in intervention a
cute de aceasa Legatune prm astaz umaoarea adre
50 della Departmental de stat:
STATE DEPARTMENT, Washington, D. c.
SIR April 3rd, 1919
beg acknowledge the receipt of your note of March
10th calling the attention Of the Department reports that
certain steamship and foreign exchange agencies epresen
ting to Roumanans who desire to return their native land
that they have special of procuring passports for them
and that of money reputed to be in $5 is
being charged by such agents for assisting such Roumanans
in>preparing their applications to be- filed.
The Department has issued instructions to its permit
agents such persons against the practices you
ton The matter also being brought to the notice of the De
parment Of Justice for further investigation and such action
as may necessary It is believed that these steps will put
end the practices about which compliant made Accept
dear Mr. LahoHary ETC.. 4s.--- j. Az.4~.4
Va renoiesc Gu acest prilej Domnul Director incredn
tarea deosebitei consideratiuni ce va pastrez.
tnsarcinatul Afaceri al Rominiei
N. LAHOVARY, m. p
Alta spune comuncatul Dlu N Lahovary insarcnatul
Gu afaceri al Romniei Din spusee dinsu crisoarea
pe care dinsul PRINT State Department poate
dea insus mniseu Jusei ornduit cercetare contra
agenor spun pot dea pasapoare subscrse pentu
acas putem astepta aces agen fe aspru
pedepsiti fndemnam pc to Romnasi nos sd 81 ceara in
darat pasapoaree ban Daca capa fe pasapoarte
e fie banii faca indata, aratare contra dinslor
In acelas timp cind bucuram de acest comuncat
tnem de datorinta aduce in nunee lor de aboneni 81
cetitor al nosr cele adnc mulumte penu fu
moasa ce depus pentru binee RomnilOr cautind
asa prada agentilor fara suflet.