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Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
CITY SOCIETIES
SUPPORT PLAN
To HONOR BOYS
Largest Parade Ever Staged
in City Outlook ---0ther
Big Events

About one hundred representatives
of organizations of every character,
nationality and creed last night
pledged themselves to enthusiastic
participation in the welcome home
celebration parade which will be held
on June 30, when the city will march
before the returned heroes, decked in
gala attire, with cheer of welcome
for the men and word of praise for
their work, so nobly done.
The enthusiasm for the event over
stepped the most optimistic expecta-
ton of the executive committee of
the celebration committee, which had
invited the representative to be pres
ent to discuss the plans for the novel
parade. AS each society reported on
the feeling in their organization. they
told of how their organizations had
fallen in with the scheme zealously
and would exert every effort to outdo
any pageant every staged in the citv.
The next meeting will be held on
June 6. when their plans will be fur
ther reported upon. The executive
a meeting next Monday night.
Some of the organizations that an
nounced their intention of participant
ing in the parade with novel fea-
lures, such as costumes, floats and
pagents were: The Elks, Foresters of
America. Red Men, Grand Army of
Republic, Bnei Zion No. 20 Order Bnei
Zion, Hebrew Fraternity, Sons of
Italy, Red Cross, Home Service Sec
sition Red Cross, Boy Scouts, Eagles,
National Slovak Societies Ukrainian
National Association Royal Arcanum,
Knights of Pythias, Machinists Union,
Ancient Order of Hibernians. Fire De-
partment, Woodmen of the World,
Danish Brotherhood, Knights of Col
umbus, Salvation Army, Congregation
Sarah Tfiloh Sons & Daughters of
Liberty, Carpenters Union. Y. NJ. c. A,
Exempt Firemen, and a host of other
orders.
Thomas F. Burke will be asked to
act as guard marshal of the parade,
which will be held on day set aside
as local holiday to honor the SER
vice men. Schools will be closed and
the children will probably March in
a section reserved for them. The line
of march will be short. 1t will march
past the high school where the vet
Grams will be stationed on stands to be
placed there. The board of educa-
ton has given the lawn for this use
and the committee will see that it is
placed back in good condition.
The nurses who served with the col
ors will also be asked to take seats on
the stand with the others who served
the country.
That there will be plenty of good
music was made certain when the
committee set aside $1,000 for the
music committee to provide band to
entertain the men. In addition to this
band there will be many others sup
piled by the various organizations
participating
The Raritan Copper Works has CIV
en- the use of their large field for the
clam bake which will be served to the
men after the parade.
Welcome home flags will be placed
on City Hall and on each of the fire
houses in the city: There will probably
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Boynton Bros & Co.. 81 Smith St,
always have mortgage money.
4648-5-20-ets
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
MEXICAN DUE
TOARR|VE IN
PORT TODAY
Company D May Arrive at
Brooklyn Tonight--Further
Delay is Possible

The latest advices received here
with regard to the arrival of the
transport Mexican, bearing men OF
the 311th Infantry, including Perth
Amboys own" Company ID, are that
the ship will arrive at Ambrose chan
mel at 4:30 o'clock this afternoon,
which means. weather permitting,
that she will nose into her berth at
Pier 6. Bush Terminal, between $50
land 6 o'clock.
The original schedule called for
the boat to land yesterday at Hobo
ken, but the weather caused the
change and the boat is now on its
approach to lower New York bay,
twenty-four hours overdue. The Bush
docks at Brooklyn have been decided
upon as the landing place of the men,
instead of Hoboken.
Information about the troops came
to the office of Mayor Dorsey this
morning through the Red Cross de-
barkation branch at Hoboken.
1t is believed that IL the stormy
weather continues, the ship will be
held up still longer and will anchor
in the lower bay If 1t arrives too late
to permit of docking in the daylight.
II the boat docks tonight local
delegation will probably be at the
pier to welcome home the Perth Am
boyans of Company ID, which COM
prises the largest single unit contain
ing Amboy men In the service. They
are Captain Fleischmann's Company
ID. 311th Infantry 18th Division.
There Is great expectancy here over
the arrival of the men. Many persons
are awaiting the word to go to the
Central station or along the Central
railroad and cheer the men as they
pass through the city. AS the plans
for their arrival and entrainment for
Camp Dix are somewhat vague, no
definite information about when they
will go through the city can be OBJ
tanned.
1t is understood that the troops will
go direct to Camp Dix to go through
the delousing process. followed by
muster out and discharge, when they
will stream home to again take up
their civilian lives after almost two
years of war army life here and In
France,
The first word from Company ID
since they sailed was received this
morning in q wireless sent from the
Mexican by Supply Sergeant Max
Kreielshsimer to his father, j. Krei-
elsheimer, which read:
Good journey. Dock Friday, Ho-
boken. Notify Fiegan's wife"
The latter reference is apparently
meant for Private Peter Fiegen, ID. s.
O., one of the few men of the com
mand returning with the coveted dis
tinguished service cross pinned on MS
O.D. blouse.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
Proclamation OF The Polish People
OF Perth Amboy, N. ].

Whereas the representatives of the Jewish organizations
Perth Amboy have undertaken regular campaign protest
against alleged atrocities pepreated against the
land and WHEREAS WE KNOW NO ATROCITIES PERPRE-
TRATED AGAINST THE Jews HAVE BEEN PROVEN Now
therefore the Polish People Perth Amboy assembled at
meeting at Pulaski Hall May 2 1919 honestly resolve that
most unanimously activities of the said repre-
sentatves of Jewish Organization Amboy against the
good of the Polish People being entirely uncaed for
grossly false and extremely provccating.
The world is well informed there were NO POGRoNs
OF JEWS IN POLAND The few that were execued in
the towns of Lemberg and Pnk caught thew
regularly convicted and by the Military Autbo
ties BOLSHEVSTS designing to overthrow the present
DEMOCRATIC GOVERNMENT OF POLAND-AMONG THEM
WERE NO WOMEN OR CHILDREN We recognize and approve
the Polish Democratic Governments efforts to protect
and defend Poland against BOSEvS We are of the opin
ion that those Executed Jewish Bosheyists Poles by birth
they would have met the fate
sRa ~ I-so oonali Tee
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
Poles Adopt Resolution Denying
Reports of MaSSaCreS in
Home Country

Twelve hundred Polish people of
this city met in Pulaski hall in State
street last night to demonstrate
Jewish organizations of Perth Amboy
that have undertaken a campaign
against what the Poles claim to
be unproven atrocities alleged to
have been perpetrated against the
Jews in Poland. The speakers were
Mr.. Sominski and Mr.. Supinski, q
lawyer, bot from Jersey City, and
Father Joseph Urban, of st. Stephens
Polish Catholic church, this city.
The main feature of the meeting
was the issuing of the proclamation
by the Polish Citizens Committee
condemning the activities of the rep
resentatives of the Jewish organiza-
tions of this city against the good
name of the Polish people. The
charges were declared to be false and
uncalled for.
1t was admitted that there had
been Jewish men killed in PinslS and
lLemberg but that these men had been
caught red-handed and convicted as
being Bolshevists, after a regular
| trial, and it was maintained that had
these men been Poles by birth and
been caught as were the Jews they
would have met the same fate.
The proclamation follows:
Whereas the representatives of
the Jewish organizations in Perth
Amboy have undertaken a regular
campaign of protest against alleged
atrocities perpetrated against the
Jews in Poland, and whereas we
know no atrocities perpetrated
against the Jews have been proven,
now, therefore, we the Polish people
of Perth Amboy. assembled at
meeting at Pulaski Hall on May 21,
1919, honestly resolve that we most
Iunanimo ously condemn the activities
of the said representatives of Jewish
organizations of Perth Amboy against
the good name of the Polish people
as being entirely uncalled for, grossly
false and extremely provocating.
THE world is well Informed that
there were no pogroms of Jews In
Poland. The few Jews that were ex-
ecuted in the towns of Lemberg and
Pinsk were caught handed. They
were regularly convicted and execut-
ed by the military authorities as Boil
shevists designing to overthrow the
present democratic government or
Poland-among them there were no
women or children. We recognize
and approve the present Polish DEM
ocratic governments efforts to pro
tect and defend Poland against Boil
shevism. We are of the opinion that
were those executed Jewish Bolshev-
lists Poles by birth. they would have
met the same fate.
The Polish Citizens Committee.
If your coal or gas range does not
bake or burn, I will make 1t or no
charge F. ]. Larkin, 2OS Market ST.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

Nine hundred motor trucks began
to move Tuesday midnight from west
of the Rhine to the bridgehead area.
The trucks are being distributed to
various points of advantage among
the troops holding the zone east OF
the Rhine should the occasion arise
for the Americans to start an ad-
vance.
The composite regiment of the
Third army is being held in Coblenz
because of the new turn in the peace
situation.
PARIS, May 22. (Havas)-The sew
en- days granted the Germans before
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
Goth Men in on Manchuria

By A Associated Press
NEW YORK, May 22:-When the
104th engineers. 29th (Blue and
Gray) division, arrived here today on
the steamship Manchuria from Brest.
its personnel included men from
every state except South Dakota and
Florida. Originally only New Jersey
Virginia, Maryland, Delaware and the
District of Columbia were in the
104th, but replacements were neces-
sary as the regiment went through
heavy fire. building roads and string
ing barbed wire. Forty men were
killed. The unit returned in command
of Col. p. B. Downing. Albany, N. Y.
Lieut.. Col. C. NJ. Hurd. of Leonia, N.
j., was second in command
The Manchuria brought 4,784
troops, including 1885 recovering
from illness or wounds and the 1O4th
supply train complete, 104th mobile
ordnance repair shop. 1O4th train
headquarters and 5Sth infantry bri-
gade headquarters. all these units be-
ing of the goth division. Col. r. e.
Goodwin, Emporia, Va, was In COM
mand.
Continued on page 3)
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BIZ Associated Press.

WASHINGTON. May 22.-High
winds today again prevented the ma
val seaplane NC-4 from leaving Ponta
Delgada for Lisbon. on the second leg
of her translantic flight. The navy
department this morning received the
following message from Admlral
Jackson at Ponta Delgada:
"NC-4 will not leave today. Seas
too rough for start"
The weather forecast for the Azores
district cabled to the navy depart
ment today held out promise that con-
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

the time limit for the submission of
replies to the Allied peace terms ex-
pires will not be devoted exclusively
to the drafting of notes at Versailles
but will be employed at Berlin for
the purpose of quieting agitation
there. according to newspapers here.
1t is pointed out that there is an in
fluential party in Germany, made up
of independent and majority socialists.
which favors the signing of the treaty.
Bankers, manufacturers and business
men generally as well as the military
authorities, are said to share this
view, believing 1t is declared, that
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TurIks and Bulgars Arrive.

GENEVA. May 21.-Turkish and
Bulgarian delegates to the peace con-
ference have arrived in Switzerland,
They brought with them many doeu--
ments and both delegations planned
to make protests.
The Turks 1t is said will protest
against the partition OF Turkey espec-
tally concerning Constantinople. the
Bulgarians will put in claim for the
return of the Dobrudja and the port
of ConStanZa.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
Comedians Dine Tonight

There will be a dinner at the East
Jersey Club in High street tonight for
all Comedians residing In this city.
The dinner will only be for grad
yates of Cornell University. Mall
colin NJ. McHose is acting as chairman
Of the affair."
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
ITALIANS LAND IN TURKEY: ASKED TOEXPLA|N
LOCAL TROOPS TOREACHNEWYORKB BY $50 TONIGHT
MONSTER WELCOME HOME JUNE 29-3 ASSURE y
DECORATE YOUR HOMES

As pouring back into
CITY in today
Immediately decorate
displaying
welcome the boys home In
splendid
be
until celebration
N honor Of The n 20 and 80
this effort the city Will soon
with
he nation welcome home banners
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
To Discuss AmeTiCanizatiOn

Americanization will be the topic
at the next forum meeting OF the
Board of Trade, which viii be held In
the Elks' lodge in MADISON avenue
next Thursday noon.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
Permit BuIgarians to Escape.

TCTIHIt IUi8aI TaIS 10 H@SN"PD.
SALONIKI, May 20.-The military
governor of Saloniki has made state
ment to the Athens agency that the
Italian troops who were guarding Bull
garian troops in Macedonia and Bull
garia have permitted 5000 OF the
5000 Bulgarians in their charge td
escape.
In commenting upon this report,
the Journal Des Balkans urges that
all italian troops should be removed
from Bulgarian territory. 1t say
there is no reason for the italians to
remain there and that their presence
only causes friction which may lead
to troublesome events.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

BOOKKEEPER-Yo lady for
local Office; must be neat. accurate
and quick, not afraid to work. Apply
by letter, giving age, experience, ref
erences and salary desired. s. D., Care
News.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
SEA TOO ROUGH, NC-4 NOT
To LEAVE FOR LISBON TODAY
High Winds Prevent NC4 to Make Trip From Pona Del Garda
to Lisbon Hope That Start viii Be Made Tomorrow.

ditions might be favorable tomorrow
for continuation Of the flight as the
blow from the southwest was moving
northeastward.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
WORKMEN
WANT TERMS SIGNED
American Army Orders Changed Due to Developments at Peace
Conference Expect Germans to Sign Treaty Before
June 16--Sarre PromIem Considered

BERLIN May 22The greater Berlin soldiers and workers
council have adopted resolution demanding that the
signed and appealing the proaate of the allied countries
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

COBLENZ, May 28 P. M.Lieut General Hunter Liggett
commander of the occupation and Major General John Hines
commander of the third who their London today
were recalled Cobenz by orders from American general headuar
rs Their recall of the for the American
the event the Germans do not accept the treaty
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

Carpenter work and jobblng prompt
ly attended to. Geo. III. Thompson, 81
Lewis ST. Phone 1909 w.
i513-5-15-9ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
London Report.

BIZ Associated Press.
LONDON, May 22.-10:39 A. M
The American naval seaplane NC-A
will not start today from Ponta Del
gada to Lisbon because the sea In the
vicinity of the Azores is too rough, ac-
cording to a wireless dispatch received
by American naval authorities here
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

There is ar Ad on rage that should
interest every housekeeper. be sure
and look II over. os
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

The reported Italian incident app
parently complicates the Turkish
problem, already a vexed one, with
which the peace conference heads
have been struggling.
In evident anticipation of a Greek
mandate to administer the Smyrna
district, Allied forces were landed at
Smyrna last Tuesday, meeting with
considerable resistance from the
Turks but making themSelves masters
of the city. Italian troops were re-
ported to have participated in this
landing. According to Paris dis
patch of May 20, however. the Ital-
ians previously had landed forces at
Adalia on the southern coast of Asia
minor, and likewise during last week
disembarked troops at Budrum. nine-
ty six miles southeast of Smyrna. and
at Makri. on the Gulf~6f kri, In the
Vilayep OF Smyrna.
There had been nothing to Indicate
that these landings were not by agree
ment among the allies. Some OF the
unofficial forecasts as to the probable
division of Turkish territory under
League of Nations mandatories had
indicated the probability that Italy
would be given the Adalia district to-
administer.
The Italians landed forces at dalia,
Budrum and Makri without notice to
the allies during the period when
Premier Orlando and Foreign Minis
ter Sonnino had withdrawn from the
peace conference.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

Boynton Bros. & Co., 81 Smith St,
always have mortgage money.
4648-5-20-6ts
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22
ALLIES IN NOTE
To ITALY ASK
EXPLANATION
Orlando, in Reply, Objects to
Presence of Greek Premier
in Paris
Bv Associated Press.

PARIS. May 22-The United States.
Great Britain and France have united
In sending a note to Italy requesting
an explanation of the landing of Ital-
Ian forces in Turkey, 1t has been
learned in trustworthy quarters.
Permier Orlando is said to have
made a reply to the Council of Four
after sharp personal incident. during
which he objected to the presence of
Premier of Greece. The latter retired
from the meeting.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

American Officers Recalled
Perth Amboy evening news., 1919-05-22

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-30
LUPTE De RAS.
Sc IN OMAHA.

OMAHA, % Sept. Omaha
a platit din gren isbucnire a H.
rel de rasa din acel oras.
Tulburarile au inceput in a.
propiere de tribunalul din Dau-
glas, cind o multime de oameni
revoltati au fncercat ca Sc linse-
ze pc William Brown, acuzat ga
ar fl atacat o fata de alb.
Trei au fost fmpuscati, lar Q
multime de persoane au fost ra-
mite.
Primarul orasului Ed. P. Smith
fost salvat de linsare de un po-
litist care q taiat sfoara din ju-
rul gitului primarului inainte de
. fl acatat sus de multime.
Tribunalul q fost cuprins de
flacari; focul q isbucnit in urma
tulburarilor 81 abba dupa miezul
noptii putut Fl potolit. Priso.
nierii 81 gardistii in un numa1
foarte mare, carl erau in etajnl
al treilea Sc crede ca ar ii seapat
d teferi.
Brown, omul pc care-l cauta
multimea ! fost Ia urma secs =.
far3 81 spinxurat de IN itilp a
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|UIRI.
NOUl ALECERI.

Presedintele totusi Sc opune 81
Incearca sa dovedeasca ca trebuie
suntem datOri sd trimitem ceva 81
in Transilvania, 81 incepe sa faca
prOpuneri.
Norbesc mai multi delegati. Sc
isca vociferari. Vointa congresului
e lnfrinta prin cerbicia presedinte-
lui. Delegate ca sd scape de pune
tul acesta, stiind ce-i asteapta inca
cad la tOcmeala. Ba att ba mai pu-
TN = din partea presedintelui -
pima cind Gu chin 81 val Sc hotares-
te ca Prizonierilor Romini din ST.
IBERIA sa Sc trimita ZECE NH DE
DOLARI DIN FONDUL LIGEI
RATIONALE.
IVA urnla In No. de miine.)
G. r. Pascu.
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.D'ANUNZIO ETOT SEMET
REFUZA Pc FATA SA sTEA
DE vORBA Gu GUvERNUL.

ROMA, 20 Septembrie. - D,A-
nunzio a desfidat din nou guver-
null cind Admiralul Gagni, sosind
la Fiume, a intrebat pc poetul
revolutionar daca vrea Sc negoci-
eze Gu guvernul.
,,Eu nu recunOsc guvernul din
prezent 81 prin urmare refuz sa
negociez Gu el," a respuns D'A-
nunzio.
La POpozan0, un excadron dc
cinci aeroplane au parasit aero
dromul 81 au sburat la Fiume sd
ne uneasca Gu D'Anunzio.
In Camera, ministrul de exter-
me Tittoni explicat in amanun-
time conferinta din Paris, care a
rezdftat dccfziunea Finme. Ell q
zis ca faptul ca hrana Europei
depinde de America, a dat prese-
dintelui Wilson pozitiunea sa fie
arbitrul final.
Refuzul lui Wilson de recu-
noaste Ori ce tratat secret a IA
cut pactul de la Londra nefolo-
sitor, a explicat Tittoni, adao-
gind ca toate deciziunile partition
agreate trebue sd fie unanime.
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SERBIA Gaia A SIENNA IRA
TATUL,

PARIS, % Sept. = Serbia, du-
pa cum scrie ziarul Petit Pari-
sien, este acum gaia a SIENNA ira
tatul Gu Austria, pc care delega-
tia Jugoslavilor a refuzat ca sal
semneze atunci cind documentul
era semnat de celelalte puteri a.
fara de Rominia.
Aceasta schimbare a atitudinei
jugoslavilor dupa cum a fosi
explicata de catra fostul premier
Pachitch 81 ministrul de extern5
Trumbitch i'm camera deputatilol
din Belgrad, a rezultat in urma
considerarei facute de cabinet s.
fost accelerate de intimplarilt
de la Fiume.
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Situatia grevei.

In Cleveland citeva suite de lu-
cratori la docuri au esit in greva
de simpatie pentru lucratorii din
industria de otel. Greva aceasta
va paraliza transportul de car
buni 81 mineral (ore), spun frun-
tasii grevistilor.
Din New York Sc spune ca Sa-
muel Gompers cind a plecat din
acel oras STA exprimat incredc-
rea ca grevistii din industria de
otel vor cistiga.
Patronii industriei de otel din
Pittsburg au fost siguri ca mum
citorii sc vor fntoarce astazi la lu
cru. Unionistii spun ca numarul
celor ce Sc vor intoarce la lucrn
va Fl Gu mutt mai mic ca al ace
lora carl vor eSi din nou in greva
dintre cei ce au lucrat pima in
prezent. Fitzpatrick spus astazi
ca fabricile de la Bethlehem vor
Fl Gu toate inchise ca un rezultat
al grevei care a fost chemata 81
in acel oras.
Din Gary vim stiri ca ambe:e
parti, att patronii, cit 81 gre
vistii tineau adunari poporale ca
sa indemne pc oameni, uni ca Sc
lucreze, altii ca sa Sc abtina de
merge la lucru. Patronii asteapta
ca foarte multi lucratori sd Sc
reintoarca, pc cind organizatorii
grevei sustin ca pozitia grevis-
tilor firma.
Din Youngstown Sc spune ca
All dimineata politia fost che
mata Gu un ceas mai de vreme
ca Sc pazeasca la portile fabricei
Carnegie, Gu toate ca oficialii de
la fabrica spun ca nu Sc va face
nici incercare ca fabrica sa Sc
deschida pima cind nu sunt siguri
Cd lucratorii Sc vor intoarce Ia
lucru. Nici un ON nu va Fl adus
din alta parte spun cei de la fa-
brici.
In Lorain, Ohio, grevistii all
fost siliti ca sd Sc 6ntruneasca in
Biserica Baptista, cfnd an aflat
/, c6 sala este incuiata. Preotul :
lspus Cd el 3 fntotdeauna fericit
ca 81 deschiz4 Biserica penfru
lucr&tori. s,ss| B
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CAMERA DEPUTA7lLOR A
VOTAT INCORPORATED
funnel. La ITALIA.

ROMA, % Sept. - Camera de-
putatilor Italieni votat ca Flu
me sd fie incorporat in hotarale
nationale ale Italiei. In sesiunea
de All esara aceasta chestie a
fost votata prin aclamatie, came
ra a votat Gu unanimitate ca Flu
me sd fie al Italiei.
1ncrederea in abilitatea guver-
nului de obtine tot ce doreste
Italia fost exprimata prin POS
voturi contra la 148, zece depu-
tati s'au abtinut de la vot.
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EANUL XIV. NO. 228
b|P[AN GERMAN CAPTU-
RAT De ROMAN.

GENEVA, % Sept. = TrupeIe
rominesti au pus nina pc un BIZ
plan german care ducea 100000,
600 ruble rusesti in bancnote, 81
o presa in miniature, insa COM
plecta, dusa la Hotin, Basarabia.
dupa cum spune biroul de presa
Romfn din Berna.
Biplanul care era pc drum spre
MoscOva, a trebuit ca Sc cOboara
la Hotin fiindca rezervoruI Gu
benzina s'a gaurit.
Biplanul era sub conduecrea la
patru ofiteri germani, earl al
protestat cind au fost arestati.
Rublele Sc spune ca toate all
fOst nou facute.
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GREvA DE SIMPATIE.

CLEVELAND, % Septembrie.
= All la 6 ore au iesit in greva
300 lucratOri de la companiile de
mineru (Ore) 81 incarcatorii de
carbuni, simpatizind Gu greva lu-
cratorilor din industria de otel,
paralizind activitatea de la docu-
rile de pc Wisky Island de la ca
lea ferata Pennsylvania 81 de Ia
Otis Steel Company.
Dumineca 300 de unionisti au
vOtat GU unanimitate ca sd. M
mai mearga la lucru, esind in o
greva de simpatie, a spus frun-
tasul grevistilor lucratorilor din
industria de otel H. w. Raisse.