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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-05-05
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The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-05-05

IA MrscNN. Galloway and son, wen
y f6SEoHisfhe, Friday to visit Mrs
Oaliswk ytslfno Shenwls lrsryV Vof IHebt
iinE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS archaeological
iowey. aunt, Mrs. Kate DeJarnette
and other relataves,,o has returned
honRev. Father OdenhalE of Axte
MISS thE rg,ie sfNN6fs dheanHatier tMoS
&lfadnep. HhdrskiaY. Ander O'Connel
and baby, of MC0uady.. were the
que MS OF rstas Mayhem Neadhe dhsd
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Sly. Ivan thdn gusstofofL ddas pafhtlt
bMhe sndst MfsC hAbaeioand Niee tIserle&d
pSuiBday.
Mrs. Simon Beavqn,o of Cloverport
Is DIES ghtsty Or anr waso tber -Smasavp
lsfss. Gina Bsa FinMiller in Cannelton
on rN ebDesdd9avis received mes
Sage from MillweUHUd the death. of
her Mxthepd Mis-. S@hle Drum. OF In
The Breckenridge news. (Cloverport, Ky.) 1876-1955, 1920-05-05

I Miss ERssaf BaPSstteturned from a
MarFiesL Missile GaHmNew Albany
Wedfnesddtmma Burdette, of this city
aide Mrle NapSheopoDef QarHo,El
ARuekpoas, bwded anaFaad Vie wttenS
E Representatives. az edii dada weeernin
AhrH 2Bilatvas 10 'dBaidinhbutbe SReA
u ftMtheand. Sin&henry.
| TTdeiniaiiie Ghildhofda&gh tard ON Nj
GEO. IN datrrhithm OF aGl6saiedrat Fair
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FOR SALE--Surrey. Eliza n. May,
export. Ky.I
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
S. A. DRIVE NOW ON

Captain J. F. kirkpatrick of the
Salvation Army located at Lewis
ton. was in Orofino Thusrday assist
ing in the Army drive. About 500
was subscribed Thursday afternoon.
and solicitors will continue the
work. The quota for Clearwater
county is only $4,000 and it is
hoped the drive will go over the top.
This organization is asking for do
nations but once during the year
and liberal subscription should be
forthcoming from all persons inter
ested in the great work being car
ried on by this charitable body. Col
lectors will visit the residence por-
ton Of the village and accept do
nations from those who appreciate
the uplifting work of the Salvation
Army. The Fidelity State Bank and
the Bank of Orofino will receive and
receipt for any voluntary payments
from interested donaters. The Sal
walton Army stands at the head of
all benevolent organizations and the
sympathetic aid given to unfortun-
ate girls and fallen womanhood can
not be measured in words of praise.
It's record is the work of charitable
deeds. Remember the Salvation
Army and donate literally.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
HURJBUT IN EUROPE

Harold Hurlbut, tenor, for many
years resident of Duluth, is now
in Europe. He has been singing
successfully in Paris of late, accord
Ing to message received by the
News Tribune lately. His rendition
of the arias from the operas Faust"
LA Boheme" and LES Huguenots''
have been received with much APP
plause. These arias all call for the
famous high-C and Mr.. Hurlbut, who
Is protege of the great Campan-
ami of the Metropolitan opera, sings
this tone with great facility.
His singing of American Indian
songs has also been of unusual in
terest to Parisians. Mr. Hurlbut is
the author of a book on singing, en-
titled, Voice Fundamentals" This
winter Mr.. Hurlbut will sing in
Rome. Italy.
Following his graduation from
the Duluth Central high school in
1901, Mr.. Hurlbut attended the Lee
land Stanford university where he
received the degree of L. L. B.
Mr.. Hurlbut is nephew Of w. A.
Wellman of Orofino, and is rapidly
rising to an eleated position in the
musical fraternity.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
The Inside of the
Nonpartisan League
in North Dakota
Continued from first page)

Continued from first page)
North Dakota at any time to pro-
duce more than enough coal to sup
ply its own consumers and that as
4 matter of fact North Dakota had
never produced within a million tons
of North Dakota's own requirements.
The day before the strike order
became effective in the central BIZ
luminous field Governor Frazier
wired to President Lewis of the
United Mine Workers for "permis-
sion" to operate the North Dakota
mines. President Lewis replied that
North Dakota miners were under
contract to remain at work until
September so, 1920, and that the
miners would not violate their
agreements. He told Governor Fra
zier, however, that If he was insist
ent upon the states operation of the
mines he could take the matter up
with President Henry brennan of
Pillings. Mont. head of the United
Mine Workers for the 9th district.
This Governor Frazier did. He
brought President brennan here and
held series of secret conferences
with him. At no time since Cover
nor Frazier conceived his scheme of
winning the radical labor support
by muddling his state into a coal
strike has the public been consulted
or taken into the governors conf
dence. After Governor Frazier and
President brennan had framed their
little scheme they called the operat-
ors in and told them about It.
Briefly their plan was tn tay
North Dakota coal consumers from
Sl.5O to 81 per ton for their fuel
and to pay this tax into the United
Mine Workers strike benefit fund.
The operators were advised by Dis
trict L. s. Attorney NJ. A. Hildreth
OF Fargo that such an agreement
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22

whether ii is morals or law that binds
us. He only knows that If we give
pledge we are going to stand by it,
Take, for instance, article 10. the
war article of the league. The soldier
reads there that the members of the
league undertake to respect and pre-
serve against external aggression" the
territory and independence of all other
members. That Is the language
of the covenant. The soldier trans
lates that language in his mind into
pledge, if signed by the United States,
in about this form
"The United States undertakes to
respect and preserve against external
aggression the territory of all MEM
bers of the league" Add to this that
to the soldier external aggression" Is
merely polite name for war and you
have article 10 as he sees 1t. Every
thing else is to him just camoufage.
We give our word to stand ready to
fight on call, for any other nation in
the league that Is suffering from u case
Of external aggression" Once given,
we have TO keep it,
The trouble might come in China, or
Siam. Greece, India or Egypt. We
might be called TO fight to keep 10000
900 Chinese in Shantung under jap
anese rule, or to hold India in the
British empire; we might not like the
job; we might even sympathize with
the Chinese. or Hindus, but we should
have given our word, In a plain con-
tract, and we should have to keep 1t.
That Is the way a plain soldier
looks at the league contract. and nine
ty-fve in hundred soldiers do not
like 1t. They have seen foreign ma
lions and know they are foreign to us.
They know that every foreign nation.
in war or peace. acts first and last for
itself. If foreign nation gets into
war while acting In its own interests,
they do not see why they should be
shipped to Europe or Asia to help 1t:
they do not understand why American
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
Gilbert Democrat
Expresses Views

Continued from first page)
you intended to levy $50 mills in
stead of 35) it would warm them
UP, or words to that effect? 1t is
useless for you to deny the above
as the neighbor l mentioned has a
reputation for truth and veracity
that the average politician might
envy. Was you not sore that the
people signed a petition that con-
vinced Judge Steele that they did
cot want you and your colleagues and
hangers-on to continue to do bust
ness for them or handle their mon
ey?
$4,000 per annum to pay the ex-
nenses of the board Of highway COM
missioners Of the defunct Orofino
Highway District, where there were
20 salaries except clerk hire, how
much of the taxpayers money do you
think you could blow in per annum
If you and the rest of the NJ P.'s
could control the county funds?
And again, have you forgotten how
he voters turned you down when you
tried for the nomination for county
treasurer on the republican ticket
IN the solicitation Gas was charged
md not denied) of one of your de-
lays when you spent great deal of
line at certain bank.
Now few words to the women
! -oters, mothers. sisters. sweehearts
nd friends of the soldier BOYS who
answered the call and went to
rance, to suffer ana die in the
'renches-and some of you have
only the memory of your boy who
never returned-ca you, let me
SIX. vote for the representatives OF
= party that took in their arms
and if all reports are true some of
the high-ups did so in fact) such a
~Voman as Kate Richards O'Hare
Who said that the mothers who gave
heir boys to the defence of their
country were no better than brood
~ows, and the most We could hope
for was that their bodies and blood
might fertilize the soil of France. II
that woman made such an assertion
fand she did) she, herself would be
lasting disgrace as mother of a
litter of small piggies. And the
man that would uphold her is a few
notches lower than she, vet they
asked for her pardon, which was re-
Gently granted and she is now
preaching the same old gospel of
Free-love
Now, voters of both SEXES and all
narties. when you go to the polls on
November End, think for yourselves
and don't vote for a man that adj
vocates socialism, anarchism. bolshe-
yism. Townleyism or any other ism,
as they are all in the same category.
And don tlisten to the well-known
Gilbert orator, who has been af-
flicted for several years with q run
ming ff-at-the-mouth. caused by a
severe attack of socialism, aggravat-
ed later by a light touch of nom
partisanism. He admitted a short
time ago, that his principal afflic-
ton was socialism. He has always
been strong advocate of LET
George Do IT. but when George got
his wage he must divide up. The orat-
or has long been held by parents of
small children as a warning to those
who displayed a tendency to dodge
little chores and rather than be
called by the orators name, they
would dig in and work.
B. H. TRUTTON.
Democratic precinct committee
man. Gilbert, Idaho.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22

oiood snomu ne sn,-o TO puiic up any
foreign nation. Therefore. they are
against taxing the pledge: they are
against article 10: they are against
the covenant.
To fight In war is the solemnest
business on earth. Those who fought
know this better than anybody else.
and they are against fighting for any
country except the United States.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
AVIATION lace"
OPPOSES LEAGUE
Covenant of Nations Has but One
Meaning, War, Declares Capt.
Eddie" RiCkenbacker.
SPEAKS FOR BOYS WHO FOUGHT
Says Lawyers May Argue Point, but
Soldiers Would Interpret Our Sig
nature Only as Pledge to Fight
Which Must Be Kept

The following is the first of
four articles by Capt. Eddie"
Rickenbacher on why Soldiers Are
against the League of Nations"
Capt. Rtckenbacker was the ace of
aces in american aviation on the
front in France. His acquaintance
among the soldiers of the late war
IS nationwide. When he speaks for
hem, he speaks whdt he knows.
Clearwater Republican. [volume] (Orofino, Idaho) 1912-1922, 1920-10-22
BY CAPT. EDDIE RlckENeAckER
Chapter !.

For soldier, the League of Nations
has just one meanlng-war. 1t is a
contract to fight II we join the league
we agree to fight when called in to
do so.
International lawyers and diploma
lists may argue this point. Some say
that we may sign the league covenant
and still not fight unless we want.
They argue that, after our allies call
on us, we still are at liberty to 60 In
Or stay out.
The soldier does not look at the
league covenant in this way. He does
not bother with the law or diplomacy.
We sign contract; we must keep it
We give promise; we must redeem
1t. He does not even think about
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
CUTREMUR De PAMANT
IN HONDURAS

SAN SALVADOR, 10 Dec.-Un
cutremur de pamint ingrozitor a
avut loc la Choluteca, Honduras de
sud, dupa rapoartele primite astazi
aici Amanuntele lipsesc.
Cutremure violente au avut loc
Mercuri la Chinandega 81 Corinto
in Nicaragua de vest. In Corinto
cutremurul s'a simtit de douazeci
81 cinci de orr. Amanunte despre
perderea de vieti 81 pagube in pro
prietati inca n 'au sosit.
SAN JUAN DEL SUR, Nicara-
qua, 10 Dec.-Mai multe cutremu-
re de pamint s'au simtit in ulti-
mele zile in Managua, capitala Re-
publicei Nicaragua 81 in Leon; in
partea de vest a republicei. Noap.
tea trecuta Ia orele IL is minute
un cutremur violent S "a simtit aici
dar ma pricinuit p&gube.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11


guvernul englez si ongsnizatia
irlandeza, fost publicatA in Bu-
letinul Lrlandez.
Referindu-se lie >un interview a
'lui Arthur Henderson, fruntasul
partidului muncitoresc din An
glia 81 Arthur Griffith, fondato-
rul organi1atiei Sim Fein, care
sc afla in temnita de la Mount
JOY, Griffith spune Cd Hender-
son spus Cd el VENT ca sa
ajute la infaptuirea unei fntele-
geri. Y
La aceasta, dupa cum spune
scrisoarea, Griffith raspuns cd
republican, ,irlandezi nu Ger IN
armistitiu, dnsa daca li-se va ole
ri, eli nul vor refuza.
In scrisoare Collins sfatuiest,
|pe irlandexi ''sa incete Gu discu
tiile ii 81 - puna pc muncS"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
MEXICO CAPATA ARME
0prelistea ridicata in parte

WASHINGTON, 10 Dec.-Con-
fidenta guvernului Statelor Unite
i'll continuarea pacei in Mexico S a
manifestat prin modificarea re-
strictiunei de Sc exporta arme 81
munitiuni in Mexico.
Pusti de rasboiu 81 munitiuni de
obiceiu intrebuintate in armata
inca sunt pc lista prohibited, dar
arme de what 81 arme usoare pen
tru sport stunt libere 81 s'a trans
portal O mare cantitate peste gra.
nita, Gu invoirea departamentului
statului.
Pc timpu1 rasboiuIui autoritatile
militare all oprit intrarea armelor
de orice categorie pc zona de grani-
ia Gu Mexico, Gu scopul ca Sc i'm.
pedice cit mai multi traficul de colt
trabanda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
INCEDIATORUL
ScoLILoR pRINs

UNlONTOWN, Pa. IL Dec. :
Frank Ksma, alias Frank Smith,
q Dst arestat la North. Belle
Vernon, ieri detinut ca ur
banuit in legatura GU multele
focuri incediar care au distrus
cladirile Scoalelor din acest dis
trict, i'll ultimele doua Mni de
zile. Dupa cum spun autoritatile
Koma ar fl admis ca. ell "a dat foe
la c1te-va scoli. Koma a fost dus
la temnita din judetul Fayeties.
Autoritatile spun Ca cred ca
Koma va ridica in parte valul
care acopere misterul acestor III
cediuri, 81. Sc crede ca incurind
Sc vor face 81 alte. arestari.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
FABRICA De CAmlOANE
REINCEPE LUCRARILE

PONTIAC. Mich. II Dee. =
Fabrica firmei 1.-THE General Mo-
tors Truck a reinceput opera
title dupa o suspendare a lucra
rilor timp de ,patru saptamini.
Aproape jllmatate din lucratori
all fost rechemati la lucru 81 Sc
spune Cd in aceasta luna va pro
duce 400 de camioane, dupa cum
spune directorul general dl w. l..
Day. 81 a mai adaugat ca dupa
anul nou operatiile vor deveni
nOrmale.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
ANUL XV.-NO. 287.

tiel austriace ca 81 a chestiei un-
guresti cetitorilor unor ziare, ca
Manchester Guardian" care
zilnic "demonstrau" ca Austro
Ungarla necesitate eurOpea-
ma, daca nu char cheia de bolta
unei situatii care, atinsa, ar pu-
tea sd provoace un cataclism ge-
neral.
In cele mai grele momente ale
raZboiului rominesc, cind in re-
fugiul de la Iasi nu mai stiam in
ce parte sa ne uitam dupa att
tudine de simpatie, fie 81 la alia-
til nostrii, d. Seton Watson pu-
blica un articol. anume cerut,
despre drepturiie noastre, pc
care nu putea sa lie scada memo
rocirea.
81 reflectie Sc impune la dis
paritia organului prin care 81
acum cauta sd influenteze.
Am primit pc prietenul nostru
GU articole de ziar = cite 81 cum
au fost, - GU un banchet platit
de Stat 81 Gu un discurs al d-lui
Take Ionescu. care lamuria inca
odata rolul sau propriu in crea-
rea Rominiei Mari. Toate lucruri
nSOare, ca sa nu zicem ieftene.
Oar poate 81 oaspelui nostru lar
Fl fost mai placut 81 noua ni-ar
III fost mai util daca ajutam, din
enOrma noastra risipa zilnica in
mi ijlocul haosului nostru finan-
ciar de deficite accumulate, pas
trarea 'acestei arme de lrpta care
era The New Europe.
E adeyarat ca vina e 81 Il ce-
lorlalti aparati de dinsa, Jugo-
slavi 81 Cehoslovaci. lmi aduc
aminte de propunerea facuta la
IaSi d-lui Masaryk, care trecut
'prea uSor asupra Ell, ca toate Ma
tile din Austro-Angaria sa cree
&c un singur organ de propagan-
da pentru drepturile lor, Get
tori unui articol find adjust
strabate 81 pc celelalte.
Astazi aceste NATL, liberate,
sunt State, Gu propaganda lor
oficiala.
ST ma intrcb daca proiectul
n ar trebui reluat, Unwind 81 in
tregind, Gu articole in mai multe
limbi, publicatia d-lui Seton
Watson? N. Iorga.
(''N. Rominesc'
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s.l &. Il t->sS~Ss3
AL TREllEA vAPOR
TRECE LA D'ANNUNZIO

TRIEST, 10 Dec.-AutOritatile
navale italiene Sc asteapta ca Sc Ia
masuri drastice ca ,un resultat al
dezertarii distrugatorului Espero,
care trecut pc partea fortelor lui
d D'Annunzio. Acest incident a
Great adinca impresie asupra au-
toritatilor navale.
Espero a. PRINT ordin ca Sc pa
truleze in apele de nord ale Adria-
ticei. Cind vaporul sosit la il
mita de trei mile, marinarii s'au
rasculat 81 all dat porunca CONAN
dantului ca Sc indrepte vaporul
spre Fiume. Ofiterul a inceput Sc
pledeze Gu marinarii insa. a fost a.
runcat 81 1nchis in cabina lui lar
subofiterul fost fortat ca Sc as
cutie de marinari, Sc duca vaporul
III rune. .f.% J.,
Distrpgatorul Espero al trei-
lea vapor de rasboi din unitatea
navala care a primit ordin ca Sc
blocheze orasul Fiume, care tre-
cut pc partea lui D'Annunzio. Tor
pilorul distrugator Bronzetti de-
sertat 81 a trecut pc partea forte
lor din Fiume la 6 Dec. Doua zile
mai tirziu contra-torpilorul No. g.
Pm trecut la D'Annunzio.
In Roma, aceasta dezertare a
cauzat mare neliniste, temindu-se
ca aceasta actiune va Influenza 81
alte unitati, care, posibil vor in
cerca ca sd le urmeze exemplul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
.NECROLOG
+

Teri . avut loc inmormfntarea
copilului d-lui 81 d-nei George
Salca, din Alliance, O., George, in
etate de dol ami 81 citeva luni, sin
gurul baiat pc care l-au avut.
Moartea la provenit din pneumo-
ME, boala care q inceput Sc bin
tuiasca, mai Gu seama printre copii.
D-l. G. Salc& este un membru
vechiu 81 devotat al organizatiunei
noastre 81 membrn in directia Inst.
Tipografic al ziarului !" America. 3 3
Trimitem fndureratilor pxrinti
sineerile noastre ondolente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
Un prieten care ne
paraSe$te

Cltva timp dupa calatoria sa
,prln terlle care-l intereseaza asa
de multi 81 Gu privire la care u
desvoltat o asa de importanta
activitate publicistica in ami eel
mai grei. Seton Watson, Scotus
Viator din anil tiraniei maghiare
asupra Rominilor 81 Slavilor, a.
nunta ca revista sd THE New
Europe" (''Europa Noua" mn
va mai aparea. Fata de scumpi-
rea necontenita mijloacelor de
tipar, sacrificiul reinoit al unui
singur ON, care e dinsul, nu mai
poate ajunge.
Publicatia care dispare astfei
a jucat un rol insemnat in pre-
gatirea opiniei publice engleze
= care Sc site cit de conserva-
tiva in tara libertatilor, dar 81 a
prejudecatilor istorice, = in tim
pull marelui razboiu, cind atitea
natiuni stravechi, venerable tre-
ibuiau lnlocuite Gu altele, radical
nOua att i'll mintea oamenilor
politici 81 diplomatilor, cit 81
in parerile marelui public. In
tr'o societate care-si mai aducea
aminte de aclamatiile GU care,
Sase decenii in urma, era primit t
kossuth Lajos cind venia sd vor-
beasca Londonenesilor de biciui-
rea femeilor maghiare GU cnutul
Cnoatilor lui Radetzky, intr run
medill Intellectual 81 polite. care
era deprins a crede ca libertati
ca in Anglia nu Sc mai pot gasi
de cit la malta care in evul me-
diu si-a avut 81 ca un fel de
Magma Charta 81 care perora
inca in jurul ''principiilor en-
g,eze'' in Parlamentul cladit
dupa liormele de arhitectura GO
tica de la Westminster, THE
New Europe vorbia de falsifi-
cattle electorate, de continua
teroare administrative. Gle planu-
rilo desantate de unitate natio-
nala in nenorocitul regat al I'm
gariei. Unor oameni carl n'aveau
mimic contra unei Austro-Unga-
riei mestera in sc presinta
adesea ca victima a agitatiilor
rationale li-se inspira sentimente
de avertisiune fata de aceasta
temnita mare, modern mascata
a NATURALIZATION sale. In sfirsit
Sc cerea solutie radicala a ches.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
Cedarca caller teratc
romano u|lei co|Ilpani
eIlg|eze

Cetim in "Universul" Gu data
de Is Nov. urmatoarea stire:
"Cu toate desmintirile Off
ciosului governmental, sun
tenn in masura sd dam stirea
ca guvernul a inceput tratative
pentru concedarea cailor fera-
te unei companii engleze. Men
tinem de asemenea stirea ca Sc
aSteapta sosirea la Londra a
d-lui ministru N. Titulescu
spre a sc da tratativelor un ca
racter mai definitiv.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
FARMERlI Ger PRELUN-
GIREA CREDITELOR

KANSAS CITY, Mo. II Dee
Prelungirea creditelor farmarilor,
formularea unei politice unifor-
me i'll chestia muncitoreasca, res
tringerea imigrarilor, legi spre a
zadarnici specularile Gu necesita-
tile traiului 81 legi pentru un
tariff protectiv a fost cerut intr }
lunga declaratie de principii a
doptata la al cincisprezecelea
congress annual al associated In
ternational Farm care Sc tine in
aceSt OraS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-11
0 DRAMA FAMlLlARA

Portsmouth, Ohio. - Dina
Levi Depord Sc afla intro stare
critica din cauza unei rani pro-
venita de un glont din revolverul
barbatumi ei'care dupa ce a tras
asupra ei s'a sinucis.
Inainte de a-si sbura creerii,
Debord a tras mai multe focuri
de revolver asupra ficelor sale,
una de 4 81 cealalta de 6 ami.
Gloantele n'au atins copilele.
o boala indelungata sdrunci.
nase s&n&tatea lui Debord.