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with blood from the ,aegss >.sit
wound. staggered. LET the kniss fall
screamed. and fed stumbling from
his head. toward the door. Louis had
had enough: he hrd been meant tn he
the bait OF the trap. and now he had
been caught in il. Blinded by the
blood that poured over his face. he
Numbered into one of the window EN-
brasureS. and his appraised hands
brought down the lamp. which fell
crashing upon the wooden floor. and
fortunately went out
Still screaming, Louis found the
door and tried 10 push back the bolt.
But before he could do SO Hilary was
on the spot. He pushed il back him.
self and. taking Louis by the shout
ders. he pushed him with all his
strength into Baptiste's shanty.
The room was empty. The word
had evidently been passed about that II
would be advisable for one TO make
oneself scarce i'm view of what WAS
going on in the stable. But GROUP
OF men were gathered about the door
ut the entrance, peering in: and the
sudden apparition of Louis. covered
with blood. and Hilary behind hin.
proved TOO strong for their discretion.
They came running forward. yelling.
Hilary could have broken through
them and gained the safety Of bis
rooms. short distance away. Even
the hazard in such a course WAS less
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than what he had faced in the stable
But the idea never occurred to him
He was fighting mad; he had come TO
ST. Boniface to fight. and he meant to
fight his quarrel out. He turned.
He heard Leblanc and Pierre run
ming across the stable floor. All his
calculations, which were subconscious,
were made in fractional seconds that
night. So. now. he calculated that the
pair would reach the door a half-sec'
ond before the men In the shanty.
They would emerge confident. imagin-
ing him to be in flight He waited.
Louis laundering flight. which took
him into the midst of the lumbermen.
stopped them In their attack. just as
Hilary had calculated it would; ut the
same moment Lebianc's head and
shoulders became visible around the
door. Hilary, waiting for that. jabbed
upward viciously with his right. LIE.
blanc howied and fell backward.
knocking Pierre off his balance in
turn; and before they had recovered
from the surprise Hilary had stepped
back into the stable and bolted the
door behind him.
He saw their wonder and the dawn
ing fear in Leblancs face, covered with
blood and Pierre's Infatuated Seowl /;
but they came on at him again. craft
lily now, crouching. their knives drawn
back for the stab A revolver, even
when loaded. is of little use against a
knife. welded by an expert at closa
quarters. The men were attacking
from opposite sides. too. They were
watching each movement that Hilary
made He estimated that they would
spring after a very brief delay. He
hazarded second and STOPPING, picked
up a fragment of rotten harness which
had fallen 10 the floor beside one of
the horse-boxes He wheeled toward
Leblanc. who twisted his body to
meet him; and then. as Pierre rushed
in from behind wheeled again AM
brought down RE harness strap upeL
his head.
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GET IODINE FROM sEAWEED
suppjv That Is Practically ineshaust-
ibIe Assured to the World-How
Il is Produced.

The worlds supply of iodine is OBJ
tanned from the mother liquors of the
nitrate of icinas. which in the past.
was obtained from keip. d seaweed. in
which it was first discovered and iso-
lated by the French chemist Courtois,
in 1911. Were the supply of mother
LIQUOR TO fail. mankind would still pos
sess virtually an inexhaustihle supply
of iodine in seaweed. The vast sub
marine growths of fucus and ianinaria
on the southern coasts of Chile alone
would suffice for centuries.
The keIp industry was of consider
able Importance in Glasgow at one
time. The abundant keIp of rhe west
coast of Ireland and the western is
lands of Scotland. which was thrown
up on the beach by the sea was collect
ed by the peasants. 1t was dried and
burned in shallow pits. in which the
ashes accumulated and matted togeth-
or. It contained. besides iodine. some
carbonate of soda and chloride OF
.potassium. Iodine IS now obtained as
q by-product of sodium nitrnfe. In
the process by which. sodium nitrate
is dissolved and separated from its
insoluble impurities. iodine gradually
accumulates in the mother liquor,
principally in the state of sodium
iodide and fodate. Later this liquor
Is further concentrated by evaporation,
ana at the proper time sodium hisul-
.phite IL added to precipitate the evap-
Grafton.
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Proposed Research Work.

A proposed British national insf1n
ton of industrial biology would ha-s
for its prime object research connected
with industries dependent on micr.ce
ganisms or engines; and these. SCI tint
aside brewing and distilling, nclud,
the making of cheese. bread and
pressed yeast. Tactic acid, wine nre
vinegar. besides tanning. the trra {.
ment of sewage, and all agriculture
Other aims would be TO give special
lied instruction TO teachers and tech
nical workers and TO provide q col
lection of microscopic culture f,un
which scientific workers and otl ssr,
could draw material.
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A knife stab-and what
comes of il.
6TO BE CONTINUED
The intesrated Goat.

The story of the. Intecr:ted Goat cor.-
Germs the man who had J. lawn to cut
and tfa lawnmower. He a.; Toe I,oor
TO buy lawnmower and he a.ited the
labor of moving. so he bougll Il goa
The goat saved him the labor b, ea tin 4
the grass. produced special milk fer
the baby. fortified the lawn ard ats
few tin cans on the side. That Is s
crude case of integrated effort. w
pay tribute to the wisdom of this sort
of effori in our popular ptoveib
killing two birds with one stone. .
This is also crude figure. Rea. scien.
tific integrated effort would require
that we kill ten birds with one stone
and get the. stone back-Frun ttis
Nations Business
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the paper mills, and he hoped to i'm
prove his chances materially If the
winter was not an early one, and If
only the threatened strike did not ma
terialize.
But there had been another trouble,
jncomprehensible TO Hilary, and LATE,
though he understood it's origin. had
NOT enlightened him. 1t concerned
Baptiste.
A few days later Hilary and he met
face TO face. Baptiste stopped dead
and thrust oft his chin aggressively.
We'll. what is this that they are
saving about the boom?' he demanded
II have heard nothing, Baptiste.'
said Hilary.
"You dom speak the truth. You
think saw the tDom through because
Brousseau pay me. Ell? .All right!
am a maj. / don have 10 work for
you"
II have no accusation to make
against you. Baptiste.'
You don want to accuse. But you
think. ELI? P'raps YOU tell me NOW
didn't saw the boom through, eh?"
Il don't know whether you did or
not" said Hilary. becoming exasper-
ffed. eli had reason to believe you
Old. you'd know it,
"You think / STAN for talk like
that?" shouted Baptiste. II get better
money from Monsieur Brousseau than
get fr,m you. All right. leave
Saturday.
You can go right to the Office and
get your money till Saturday." said
Hilary. IN be there in a few min
uteS--
He paid Raptiste. who took the
money with a menacing muttering that
Hilary affected not 10 hear. But after
Fnptiste had gone he felt the incident
keeniy. He valued the little man. and
he knew he had wronged him by re.
fusing to affirm his faith in him. Bap-
tiste's detection was not very much.
hut it showed that the wind Of adv ers
sity was still blowing strongly.
iBaptiste secured job with Brous.
eeau on the following day and shook
the dust Of 81. B0niface from his heels
LAaving. l.afe It the mill. Hilary
mooo ~ ~ oQu1rtes9 ID so1te " ~
nGW GmlB. o1out Ave miles up the
F1vog. ~ ~ osoock q ~ Saturday
o1Gh1 - 49, onE1El1o1 - - ~
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CHAPTER VIII.
The Challenge.

The Challenge.
"Yas sir, Ii was Norris who pulled
OF that little affair ut Ste. Marie"
said I.sfs. a few DAYS later. That's
why he went to see the revenue people
when he was in Quebec. And it's he
who Spread the report that you were
at tfse back OF it,"
"Ald, like q fool, played into his
haass by being ~ Simeon's just when
the ,aia came OF" said Hilary.
II Essss that's the aDe q it. Mr..
Asksw You know how people are.
There amt ne surer way Of qneerinx
a man anywhere. specially II he's a
Granger. than TO suspect him Of set
HBY the revenue people on TO the blind
Ws<rs.' IL queers him even with folks
nat don't touch liquor. It's human
nature somehow BY the way" he
added "you heard that Simeen's hack"
Hilary nodded. And running Wide
open again
We'll. l guess that hundred dollars
fine didn't hurt him much. But he's
mighty sore on you. Mr.. Askew. I'd
watch for mischief from that quarter"
Hilary agreed. He did not know,
however, that LATE had learned from
Tremblay, the landlord-in some in
comprehensive manner, since he had
not acquired an additional word of
French during the time which had
elapsed since Hilary's arrivai-that
Simeon not only meant mischief but
WAS believed TO be planning it.
However. the schooner had already
made one trip to Quebec, well loaded.
Hilary had been in negotiation with
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CHEST CLOCGED UP
WITH HEAVY COLD?
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take IL yourself. There will be no disa-
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coo. and S1.20 a bottle. At your
druggists. Give IT q trial
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COMMISSIONERS. disappear when DR..
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- ASK YOU NOT TO CO."

a
in
Of
8 to
m
by Bu i
makes
vhips Pierre
From ucien. learn of of
the of a lumber had been
she
He
horse
10 bo
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Honeymoon Evidently over.

A week after my cousin married
overheard this conversation between
him and his wife: DO you remen-
Der how nicely | treated you the first
time we met? How long Il walk we
took and how ] kissed YOU and then
we went To nickel show and 1 paid
for you, too?"
YES, | remember" she said.
!. Then" he replied, come across
with that nickel need it now
Exchange.
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Nothinn in 4 Name

little boy on the North side who
passed recently into a new room at
school was told by the tea sher that
her name was Miss Crane. The other
day his mother thought she would
send a note TO The teacher. inquiring
about the lads progress in his studies.
She asked John the name of his teach
er, and he puzzled and suffered min
rte, and then replied: ''Why, it is
Miss Chalk, mother. '-IndianapOlis
News.
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WHEN YOU SUFFER
FROM RHEUMATISM
Almost any man will tell you
that Sloan's Liniment
means relief

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It who has suffered from rheumarc
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Women, too, ~ the hundreds Of
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lame backs, neuraigia, sick headache.
Clean. refreshing. soothing economi-
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Linirnent' to your druggist. Get It
today. 35c. zoe, S1.40
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Wright's Indian Vegetable Pills are sim
ply a good old-fashioned medicine for reg
ulating the stomach, the liver and bowels.
Get a box and try them-Adv.
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The Finish.

Patience-"Have you ever notices
In circus parade that they Away
have the calIiOpe wagon nj the eua q,
the paradeT Patrice-~Qh. yes; tiat
T. to let everybody know that ~
worst = ut to coma 4
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GW-DMEDAI.
NpAMEM0 On
- Ky2dHE3S ~

The worlds standard remedy for kidney,
liver. bladder and uric acid troubles, tha
enemies of life and looks In use since
1896 All druggists, three sizes
Coek fer the name Cola Medal On every 49,
and accent no ixnfkmkson
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Icicles are cool caves troopers.
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Industry = tbe ksy e success
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Women
Made Young

Bright eyes, q clear skin and body
fun of youth and health may be
yours If you will keep your system
h order by regularly taking
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
GR0AZNlCA CRIMA DIN
WNCIZECI DE MORTI.
81 Arestati.

ALEXANDRIA, Egypt so Dec.
. Douazeci 81 una de persoane,
1ntre carl Sase femei, sunt aresta-
te in legatura GU cea mai groaz,
MICA crima care s'a sevirSit in
timpul unui veac in EGYPT.
Cincizeci de cadavre 81 schelete
s'au desgropat de catre polite de
sub o cladire in districtul Lebban.
Cea mai mare parte din victime
sunt femei tinere. Detectivii cred
ca nulte din ele sunt turiste
lprinse in 'cursa.
Politia asaltata de parinti des.
perati carl au perdut copilele.
Politia este in cautarea unel
femei, cunoscuta sub numele dc
Fatima, 'Agentul Sarpe Gu I'LL
Ochiu" Sc zice Cd ca va Fl in
stare Sc descopere misterul.
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50 toIIle Do
un nou atac din
partoa CoTmaniei

PARIS, 80 Dee. -Franta se te-
me ca Gernania Sc pregateste de
alta invazie--de asta data in aer.
Publicistii francezi all scos la
iveala ca 1ntreaga armata franceza
care ocllpa malul sting al Rinului
este in principle pentruca nu con-
troleaza drumurile in aer.
Ziarele arata ca o flota vasta de
aeroplane 81 baloane civile sc poatc
preface Gu usurinta in aparate de
rasboiu, carl trecind frontiera Ia
eel mai mic pretext, sd ruineze Pa
risul cu bombe.
AvInd in vedere Cd tratatul della
Versailles opreste Germania Sc al
ba flota militara aeriana, Gcrma-
nil sunt gaia Sc inceapa construi-
rea unei flote civile, indata ce Ii sc
va permite.
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ANAlFABErIsMuL la
MOI
Masuri bune luate de Ministe'
rul de rSsboi.

In "Monitorul Official" Mr.. 1873
din 20 Noemvrie S "a publicat Jur-
nalul Consiliului de Ministri, prin
care s'a deschis pc seama Ministe-
rului de rasboi un credit de $50
mil lei, necesar executarei unui ma
nual de "Abecedar miitar."
Aceasta lucrare, care va ii fntre-
buintata de corpurile de trupa pen
tru instructia 81 educatia moral4
q tuturor soldatilor analfabeti din
nouile contingente, SO datoreste
maiorului N. Hasiganu, della Co.
mandamentul Corpului vi de Ar
mata din localitate..
Pc de alta parte aflam din sursa
cea mai autorizata, CD printr 'un
alt Jurnal al Consiliului de Minis
tri S a deschis un alt credit de lei
900 pentru plata invatatorilor,
carl vor face scoalele de carte in
cazarmile noastre.
In acest chip chestiunea analfa-
betismului in tara noastra prime
ste eel mai fericit inceput de desle-
gare 81 Va merge fara sovaire spre
resOlvare. .a
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NJ 81 pIatesta a
myri peatru Italia,
zIce D'Annunzio

ROMA, % DECD 'Annunzio a
dat o proclamatie prin care de-
clara ca nu Sc plateSte muri pen
rtu Italia. FL spune ca va pleca
din Fiume cu aeroplanul.
Aceasta a fost anuntat semi-ofi-
cial, All dupa amiazi, totodata Gu
anuntarea ca intelegerea cu eel din
Fiume poate fl considerata ca in
cheiata.
Aplanarea chestiei Fiume este
bazata pc recunoasterea tratatului
della Rapallo, desbandarea legiona-
rilor lui D'Annunzio 81 amnestia
generala, dupa cum spun ultimele
stiri primite din tinutul blocadei.
Suspendarea ostilitatilor a fost
prelungita. Negotiable intre Flu
me si guvern Sc fac de consiliul O.
rasului Fiume, caruia D'Annunzio
cedat autoritatea Iui.
O recunoaStere completa ira
tatului della Rspallo fost data de
catre representantii orasului Flu
me, care participa la negotiable
Gu Gen. Ferrario, comandantul for
telor italiene.
Am mpresia ca ne apropiem
de solutiune, "raporteaza Gen.
Caviglia, facind aluzie la negocia-
tile della Abbazia.
Raportul indica ca Ricardo Gil
gante, primarul orasului Fiume 81
Cap. Hostyenturi, comandantul a.
pararii orasului, au acceptat chr
ditiile principale puse de Gen.
Caviglia, 81 anume, recunoasterea
tratatului della Rapallo.
FIUME, 90 Dec.-Azi de dimi-
neata poetul D 'Annunzio predat
toata puterca lui consiliului comu-
nal al orasului.
0 intrunire a fost tinuta All di-
mineata in care sa sc discute asu-
Lpra finalei incetdri ostilitatilor
intre fortelc regulate 81 legionari,
in acest timp ostilitatile all fost
suspendate.
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NJ Sc VA F0RMA
O ALTA LGA

WASHINGTON. % Dec.--Ire-
conciliabilii obstructionisti rcpubli-
cani din Senat all primit asigurari
carl ii multumeSte, ca noul pre-
sedinte d. Warren G. Harding nu
conetmpla intrebuinta schita Ii
gel natiunilor de a forma alta
asociatie natiunilor.
Aceasta asigurare, dupa cum Sc
spunea All seara, a fost data de
Harry NJ. Daugherty, sfatuitorul
intim al d-lui Harding 81 eel mai
intim representant al dlui Hard
ing din Washington.
Vizita aceasta grabita q d-lui
Daugherty facuta la Washington,
sc zice ca fost facuta numai 81
numai ca Sc asigure pc acesti OBJ
structionisti republican, Cd d. Har-
ding n are conceput nici I'm project
care Sc fie contrar conceptiei aces
tor senatori asupra ligei din pre-
sent. a
Rapoartele ce au circulat inainte
ca d. Daugherty a VENT in Wash
ington ca Sc sondeze pc obstructio-
nisti daca sunt in acord ca schita
dupa care s'a formal Liga Natiu-
nilor, Sc fie intrebuintata 81 la for
marea associated natiunilor pc care
Harding vrea ca so faca, au fost
corecte. Natural in mici detaliuri
aceste rapoarte Sc dcosebesc, insa
in substanta, all spus adevarul.
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CONGRESUL 81
CHESTIA NEGRlLOR
Legea nu opreste pc Negri de la
vot. Cestia e de Resortul Tribuna-
lelor 81 nu a Congresului. =

WASHINGTON, % Dec.
Acuzatia a.sociatiunei pentru Il
intarea negrilor ca in stated !
sud negrii sunt opriti Illegal de u
vot a produs cite-va scene fexci-
tantc astazi in comisiunca dc cer-
cetare electorate a Camerei.
Memlbrii comitetului din statele
de sud all luat o pozitie fatise
impotriva reclamantilor 81 unul
din eli, deputatul Bee, Democrat,
din Texas a declarat ca satul de
insultele ce sc aduc statelor nu-
mai pc evidcnte din auzite.
Unul dintre spectator ilisis-
tat sd Sc intre in discutic. In cele
din urma presedintelc comisiunei
dl Siegel la spus ca daca nu
sade jos va trebui sa paraseasca
camera.
Dcclarind ca in legc nu Sc afla
nici dispozitie care ar opri pc
negrii de la vot, reprezentantii
statclor de sud all sugestionat
fruntasului aspciatiunei ca recla-
malta lor, pentru asa zisa oprlre
negrilor de asi cxercita dreptu-
rile lor, trebue adresata tribuna-
lelor 81 nu Congresului.
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ia in Irlanda spune ca soldatii sunt
mai mutt niste copii, 81 adaus:
"Armata de ocupatie este stapi-
na pc tara 81 criminala. Politia
este violenta in ce cugeta 81 in fap-
tele Ell. Pc linga CD este perpetra-
toarea celor mai abominabile ul-
traje ca este elemental eel mai pro-
vocativ din acea tara nefericita. -
Gen. Thompson spune ca crede
ca premierul Angliei site ce sc pc
trece in Irlanda, insa, spune gene
ralul, "este unealta puternicei clici
care conduce politica irlandeza.'
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Soorta Rusiei astdsi este in nina
unei fete, Olga Gorokhoff, cdreio
odeseori ! Sc zice 81 "Rosputinul
Rosiu."
I'm sior bOlsevist, care a. ovut
T. (rdJM sd focd aiste destdinuirii
l. teresante, zice cd d-r0 Gorokhoff
;ds3 s',fluentd covis,sitoare asMp.o
eies Lenime 81 a aStor fruntasi So
.s51f;.
fnsa locuieste In fosta n,indstire
81 Fccioord, ~ apartamepte Lu-
.rodse, avind in jurul ci o curtc
marc, casi o suverond 81 comisdrii
sovietelor s1tnt obligoti sal sdrute
NINA.
Pentru oceastd umshintd 81 pen
trM darusI bogate CO ! Sc aduce,
dinso in,pa,te fororuri, functiuni
gras pldtite, pozitiuni s,,scmnate,
GU carr Isl intdrcstc situatia 81 ca
"a, 81 cine codc in dssgrdtin ei, 6
inldturat prin mtjloocc ocultc, fd,d
sd SO dca de urnG.
IN ultinsul ti,tp, a Great mari
nensultuniri IN consilSul comisarii-
lor poporului 81 MAI multi Rosii GU
tnf1uenl6 Ger suprimoreo ci, dor
nineni nu indrdsneste Sc ia dc-
tune hotdritoarc, temindu-sc de
mareo influentd a "Rasputinului
Rosiu."
RatiOnsnd din punctM de ueders
al psidologiei popor,tlui rus, fop-
tut e natural. In Russia fenseile
5ntOtdeduNd du Gvnt o inrSurirc
covirsitoare asupra bdrbatilor 81 nu
jucot un roI mare Ia Curtea To-
rilor, 81 cuns Leninc este tot un fel
de Tar, de ce sd nM ! Sc ierte 81 Lui
acedstd sldbiciIme specificdf
81 dacd la curteG Tarului Nico-
lac a fost un Rosputim Negru, de
ce mar fl 81 la curtea Tarului Le-
mine Ras-putind saW Ros- -putand
Rosie?
Orr Wrs orr ursoaicd, tot an drdc.
CxR1BUS.
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Sextil Pusca1iu
UN TtMPlAR APElEAZA
PENTRU $2.41

DENISON. O. 80 Dec. - ELL
wood Couts, timplar, a dat in ju-
decata pc dina Sara Ellwood
pentru reparatiile facute Ia casa
care proprietatea ei. Juratii
din districtul Mill au obligat pc
Dina Ellwood Ia plata unei sumo
de $296. $50.
Conts . facat APPEL Ia tribunal
FL zice Cd Use mai cuvine I'M rost
de t2.41.
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0FERA $50 MI DoLARI

WASHINGTON, 90 Dec.-Pre-
sedintele Wilson refuzat Sc ac-
cepte o oferta prin care Sc ofera
0 suta 81 cincizeci mil de dolari
pentru un articol, de catre un sim
dicat, pres. Wilson a spus ca nici
un articol nu poate valora att de
multi, dupa cum s'a aflat de la Ca
50 Alba.
Detailuri asupra acestei oferte,
care una din multimea de oferte
facute presedintelui, n 'au fost date.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
CUTREMUR De PAMANT
IN CALIFORNIA

WILLOWS, Cal, % Dec.-Un
cutremur de pamint att de puter-
mic incit a sculat pc toti din pat,
produs in acest oraS la 2:12
dupa miezul noptii. M s'a rapor-
tat daca all fost orr nu cauzate pa
cube de acest cutremur.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-30
lUCRAT0Rl Carl
Sc OFERA Sc Il
Sc SCAzA LEAFA

CHICAGO, 80 Dec. NouG
mil de lucratori, angajati in ate
lierele in earl sc constluesc va
goane Pullman, s'au oferit vo.
luntar sd Ii Sc scaza leafa de Id
5 Ia dOuazeci la Suta.
Actiunea lucratorilor a fOst
luata fara ca compania sd faca
vre-o sugestie in privinta aceasta.