davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
HAD FUN WITH CONDUCTOR
Fat Man Proved to Him That There
Were Others With a Keen
Sense OF Humor.

On an outbound trip the other ar
fernoon the "whistIing motorman" OF
the east Washington line had luIled
his passengers into pleasant semi
consciousness with the drowsy mo
notony Of his SIBERIAN waltz. He
trilled a pretty flourish. died gently
into silence and glanced back at his
sour-faced compatriot on the rear
platform.
ornamental Ornamental sang
the conductor. The passengers awoke
with a start, craned their necks for
bearings and then giggled In unison
as the car stopped at Oriental street
10 allow nicely dressed and indlg.
nant young man 10 alight. Immedi-
ately a nufry young thing rang for =
stop AZ Arsenal avenue
"Ar~nicl Arsenlcl" sang the con-
ducfor.
And again the passengers Uttered.
The motorrnan here cut In with
lively strain from 'I.ohengrln'' that
held all engaged until sweltering
fat man In the front OF tho car called
back 10 the rear.
Say. conductor. VIII you let me on
NJ whetstonef"
"Whetstonef Whatsoever was the
puzzled response. There IL no street /
BY that name on this line"
"Weil. they told me Il was near
Arsenic" and the fat man rang for
! stop.
The conductor glanced out OF the
window and growled: y
"keystone ayenuel Keystone ave-
luei"
And again the passengers Uttered
70 the int man climbed from the car
Indianapolis News.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09

directors.
The election was contested by Mr.
DeKlotz and others. and proceedings
brought in court TO attempt to prove
that votes cast which resulted in tba
election of Claude Brown, j. Fl. BAR
keer. F. A. Kennedy, Ivan G. Lincolo
and Charles w. Coiner were invalid
The courts decision is to the enc,
the city OF Twin Falls, the CITY M
Bull and the Bull Townsite com
pany and the Filler Townsite com
pany are holders OF stock in the com
pany and so are qualified to vote.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
NOTICE.

The notice IN last weeks issue of
this paper calling for the return or.
or payment for milk bottles. should
have been signed by the Filler Dairy
instead OF Il. -. Fowler OF the Peo-
pies Market.-Jesse Hainllne.-Ady.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
Directors Election
L. Declared Valid

The validity OF the election at
which the present members OF the
directorate OF the Twin Falls Canal
company were selected last Deem
her has been upheld in decision
that has been handed down by Judge
W. A. Babcock in district court In
the ease Of Frank DeKiOtz and others
against the canal company and the
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
Patton Claims Big
Damage From Doctor


IN so5.842 damage action. insti-
tnted In the district court. j. r. Pat
ton. Former resident o. Filler and
relative OF Mr.. and Mrs. George Pat
ton, makes DR.. d. l.. Alexander. a
Twin Falls physician and surgeon.
defendant. Plaintiff charges NAL
practice.
he case grows out OF an operation
for tonailitis, said TO have been per
formed by Or. Alexander on July %
81 this year, when. II is alleged. neg
iigence In the administration Of the
anesthetic caused damage and injury
10 th plaintiffs eyes. the drug. IL Is
eiaimes. reaching the optic.
Two causes or action are alleged.
one for SZ5 600 damages md the re-
malnder for compensation on claimed
loss OF time.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
ELLENMoon-sII,Es

Roy Ellenwood and Miss Tempo
Skies both OF Filler. were married
Wednesday afternoon In the PASTORS
study, by Rsy. W. A. Moore Of the
Christian church. Twin Falls They
were attended by Mr.. and Mrs. J. S.
Gulick.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09

FOR SALE-Ford Coupe in excel
lent condition: cheap for cash. In
quirs this office.
The Filer record. (Filer, Idaho) 1919-1930, 1920-12-09
Hogs

10 Poland China hsrrow~. July farrow. 100 lbs
Daroe-Jcr~es
n paros-Jer~ey pigs. October farrov
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-13

CAMPAIGN CONTRIBUTIONS CANDIDATES

Since the recent Congressional Investigation of
expenditures of large sums of money in behalf of or
to forward nomination by their respective parties
OF certain aspirants to the presidency the gHeat
magazines, periodicals and newspapers Of the coun-
try have given their pages aid columns no little
space to discussion of the subject and the moral is
sues involved.
With marked unanim;ty ali the various vehicles
of public Attenuation described agreed that there
had been no misuse of the immense sums expended
but with like unanmity all failed to note that the
improper part of the whole proceeding is that pre-
sidential aspirants should have permitted putting
themselves to anyone under financial obligations SO
Commenting upon the disclosures developed in
the investigation the July number of the Review OF
Rev1svp nd,
ut was perhaps useful that the facts about pre-
Iminary expenditure of money has been brought
shout by the subcommittee st Washington, un-
der Craftsmanship of Senator Kenyon But many
readers Of newspapers were misdirected, either by
headlines or by comment into forming the opinion
that there had been an Intentional misuse of large
funds tosecure the Republican nomination for Gener
atW9od or Governor Lowden : y The facts as
disclosed did not warrant any such conclusion The
thing that stands most evidently condemned at
Westinghouse the presidential primary tsef at least
as now provided for under the different state laws
Governor LOwden perferred to spend his money
while on Woods behalf large sum was advanced by
disnterested friend of undoubted honor sincerity
ard patriotism 1t became evident after the inquiry
tfat those expenditures had hurt somehow the pres
tige Of Governor Lowden and General Wood as
didates. Yet the thing at fault was the system.
Those two candidates themselves doubtless
free from any thought of spending money in improp
er waysas were other candidates In all the lights
and circumstances there should be improvements
made in the primary system, or else it should be
abandoned"
In another paragraph the same magazine said:
THE total expenditure behalf of General
Wood was probably not enough to send single let
ter with SINGLE sraan namphlet by mail to every
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-13
BREvITY

II you desire to make hut it's well to bear in
mind tat brevtys the soul of wit, the wsest scheme
you'll find Long winded men are always Stunned
they fill our souls with care although they may
possess q fund of knowledge rich and rare. We all
detest the dreary chump who tells rambling tale,
SO long it reaches from the dump clear to the county
JAIL We all are bored by dizzy birds who know not
when to stop, who pile up endless words or words,
and other words on top. How comforting the silent
gent, who makes brief report. who's always Sid
Just what he meant, and cut the saying short! The
words he pushes through his face chosen as the
best brevits the soul of grace and sense and all the
rest. The mar who lectures for an hour will make
his hearers mad he'll see the faces turning that
at the start were glad Ten minutes enough
wot for any speakers Junk; for nearly all we say is
rot; the rest is mostly bnuk.
copyright BY George Matthews Adams)
The daily morning oasis., 1920-07-13

,r breakfast is Not Complete Without the morning
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Diamond Dust }

CINCINNATI Sept. s,--Pitcher
COumbe Of the 81. Paul club, Amsri-
can Association, has been purchased
by the Reds II was announced here
to-day. The twirler will report TO his
new team In Boston tomorrow.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Tad Jones Back
Coaching Yale
Football Squad

NEW HAVEN. Conn. Sept a-Tad
Jones came back 20 Tale Field
after an absence Of four years
and took charge. Of the byildinE
up Of = football machine which II Is
hoped will restore Yals's prestige on
the ETidiron. About sixty candidates
reported for TIE first days work, which
consisted Of punting. catching punts,
starts, failing on the ball and little
work for some Of the men In Kicking
off. Suits were given out in the morn.
ing. and there was two hours work In
the afternoon. pretty strenuous for this
time Of year on . warm. mugGy day.
DR.. Art Brides worked with the line
men. and Harry Vaughan. the former
Exeter coach. with the ends; Jack Field
took charge Of the packs and Or. Billy
Bull Of the kichers; Tad Jones and
John Mack. the trainer, sEoroised gen
eral supervision.
Besides CaUG Callahan. veterans OF
the line present for The firnt practice
we're Lson walker and nay Munger,
tackles. and Calvin, substitute centre,
ReQuIar iinomen who haven't come back
Get are Dickens. tackle; Babe Allen
end, and Johnny Acosta. guard. SomS
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Record Field
May Start in
Rich Futurity

Indications point to one OF the biggest
fields which ever went 10 the post for
The Futurity whom this historic fixture
Ia run on Saturday at Belmont Park.
The value OF the purse this year IL
likely to run over $4,000. and this u so
tempting that owners ana trainers are
castingslonging eyes In that direction.
Twenty-four two-year-olds. n record
number. went TO the post for this race
In 1902. when John A brakes Savable
raced TO victory 1t IL possible that
twenty or more viii face the starter on
Saturday.
The following. with weights and prob
able Jockeys. are now being pointed for
the rich prizes:
The evening world., 1920-09-08

FTT6BURo. Sept. s,-deorge
Gibson viii continue as manager OF
the Pirates next year. Barney Drey-
fuss, President OF the Plttapurg
team In making this announcement
to-day spoise In high terms Of the
leader OF his nine. "
The evening world., 1920-09-08
TRAINING CALLOPS.


Doush lih-eiE nurlonSS IN .as. .o5. "a Tea
LIS. Ridden cut
Toufh Ne Not-Thres furiohgs IN 80. Handly.
wlldsir-Anls In LBO 81 Breehns.
Handily.
BELIEVE Idis H0ur-siz rurlOnEs IN SO. Li0.
Handily,
John p. Ghe-Anis IN LA BFssains.
rrypter-eiI hurionss IN LM BresEinH.
Ankmaid-6ir furi nEs h Lis IS Brseains
DonnscOns--si1 hurlonp In In Brcehnnu
pamask- HI huIlonEs In Liz SIS HandilJ.
Bmoks Screen-FouT furionEs IN 50 Handiiy
Sunmlt--Fout flrlUnas In 80 Handiy
Aarat-Ftye funongs In los. HAndig.
Dartmoor-F1ve furlonuB In LOB. HARDLY.
wrlGindsr-siI inri ms in 81. LIS IS. Brsss-
Prudrry-siI furiongs IN LII So Handily,
panOply- siI furiongs In i.le b. Handily.
Btoomapgh-SlH fuIloIEi i9 Lls - MhndiJ
br sSfLi. Il III Il H hs%aIS
The evening world., 1920-09-08

Of the tinemen VINO looked pretty good
were Calhoun, Quail and Trtppe OF last
years squad and Mckay and Kerr OF
the freshman team, while among the
ends were ed. shevlin. Diiworth. Sauer-
beck, Ell Cutler and Kellogg.
"Fido" Kemptons bronzed by . sum
mer spent out OF doors, naturally at
tracted more attention than any other
back. HIS arm seems to be In fine
shape. Other prominent backg were
Mac Aidrioh and Ered Webb, Rube JOr-
dan Of last years freshman team, Frank
Kelly, formerly OF Rutgers. with sturn
and Hoyt as possibilities.
Several very good men have not re-
ported yet, the absent backs INCLUDING
Thorne- Murphy, the quarter, Howard
Campbell, Bob lay and Jack French.
Eddie Bagan Il boxing with the Olym-
pic team and Paul Crane IL spending
Ihe summer IN europe. JACK VWsley,
Tom Shevlin's head coach. ana Fred
DAILY. the Andover coach and former
Tale Captain looked over the first worn.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
Chicago Jury
Asked to Probe
B. b. Scandal

CHICAGO. Sept S.--Baseball gam
Dling 10 now due for n Grand jury
investigation Judge Mcdonald In
the Criminal Court Instructed the
September Grand Jury yesterday "
aelVo into charges OF bribery OF ball
Riayers and gambling on gamea The
Judge said Ia part:
"YOu have undoubtedly read In the
press accounts Of the recent baseball
scandal which charge that a certain
ooterie OF INSCRIPTIONS gamblers or
bOokmakers. for the purpose Of Wag-
oTtng and winning large sums OF
money, approached and bribed GER
tain players OF the Chicago club Of
ehe National League to throw q
certain game 70 the opposing team
1.-The Philadelphia National League
Baseball tenn.
when played. vas won by the Phila-
deIphia team, and upward Of $4,000
Wagered thereon was won by the AL
tsSed bride givers."
The court then described the wide
opread Interest In the apOrt, and the
Vast sums spent TO promote the game.
He continued:
ON Wow Of the foregoing the
charges In question become a matter
OF public importance, which It Is the
0uty OF this Grand Jury to Investigate
thoroughly by every lawful means at
tie command.
The real facts should be ascertained
and made known. TO the end that II
Ahe charges made are found to be true,
every one implicated In the Infamous
conspiracy to bring the natto nal
Ramo OF baseball into disrepute, and
% lntllrO the business of the rospoo-
tive club owners and their Individual
players, should be brought to Bpeody
hlstlco and exposed to public scorn. "
The Jury'B attention also was called
10 widespread selling of pools on the
game, and Judge Mcdonald insisted
that ''this pernioious business muS'
-, 5000 o,tf
The evening world., 1920-09-08

MEnfPHrs. Tenn. Sept G--The
proposal for a post-season series be-
tween the winners Of the southern
Association and Texas League has
been voted down By the directors Of
the former Organization who claimed
they could not see their way clear In
promoting the games.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
OF ALL THE SPORTS
BELMONT SELECTIONS.

First Raoe--qrNy Las. The Bo-
heniian. Careful
Second Race-No selections.
Third Race-Dry Noon. Bodanzly,
Teddy R.
Fourth Racs-LA Glorieux. Blue
Laddie. Biff Bang.
Fifth Race-Todn McTaggart. Sal
vestra, Mars Mouse.
Sixth Raoe-iRoss entry, Hildreth
entry. Fruit Cake. VT.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
AZ Jamaica.

CAfcful-Ihrss fuTlonGs In IS IS HAndily.
Pickwck Five turionEs IN Los. Handly.
Heanon-JThree hiflOnas In IS rs. HAnd1y,
johnny ovgrton-siI fufionss In LII Hs1dIly
Santa Ciaus-Three fuTl ngs In sc. Handy.
Naize-Feur furlongs IN 30 HAndly.
Normal-fhrpe furlonss IN IS. Handlly.
BuperWoman-Fivo furlOnEs In i.03 Handy.
OSaOod--six hlrlongs 10 LII, Handlly.
gupef-Three furiOnEa In SO. Handily.
Zen ButtDns-six fuTlongs In LA HAn0ly.
The evening world., 1920-09-08
ssITySOO In Purses for Laurel OCto-
her Meeting.

Tho meeting book Of the Maryland
State Fair Association for the October
season Of racing at Laurel, Nd, has
been distributed among the horsemen ~
Belmont Park II is one Of the most
liberal programmes ever offered by the
trioution OF S3l7,500 in added money.
There are three stakes OF 81 900 addel
The evening world., 1920-09-08

Club from the University OF Ala
boma, left here to-day TO Join the
Cleveland American League cub. 10
which he has been sold. Due 10 the
Injuries rece we'd by Lunte, the indian
shortfielder. Sewell may be put In
the line-up Immediately.
ATLANTA. Sept S.--Tom Sheehan.
pitcher OF the Atlanta Club. Southern
League, has been purchased by the
The evening world., 1920-09-08

H. p. whitney's entry-Prudery. Hxo-
dus and Dartmoor-.-is sure 20 be the
favorite, with Prudery the chiet DO:
Isndcnce OF the stable. This brilliant
hlly has proved herself 90 many tlInea
this year that many consider her tie
hest Of her age in training.
The evening world., 1920-09-08

New owVk Yankees, ana wlH ropoa
TO that club AZ the termination - the
association season
COLUMBUS, Sept e,-gherwoo1
Magee, for years one Of the best cut
given h . unconditional release ~ the
local club OF the American Aaaooia-
ton. Pitcher George wac sold % tho
Minneapolis Cub for the waiver prina
The evening world., 1920-09-08

and a steplechase Tor three-year-olcis
added value OF $4,000. No overnight
purse has a lesser value than $1,000
added. while several are OF $4,000
The evening world., 1920-09-08

NEW ORLEANS. Sept. S.--Joe
sewell. . shortstop obtained by ths
New Orleans Southern Association
The evening world., 1920-09-08

CHICAGO, Sept, S.-Little Dick
Kerr. world series hero, was unable to
stand the strain against the Detroit
nine in yesterdays contest. the latter
aggregation winning by TO 0. This
put the White sOx down one per in
the race.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
Isl lvACAPATA KAI-
SfRUL AvFREA?

BERLIN, 2 Martie. - Social
democratic din adunarea nationa-
la Prllsiei au atacat Gu furie
planul adunarii de reda maze
parte din averea fostului Kaiser
81 uncle fonduri, Kaiscrului.
In dcsbaterile asupra proiec-
tului de a reintoarce fostului kai
ser proprietatea lui, social demo
cratii au comparat pc Wilhelm
ca pc un amploiat al unei firme
care dat faliment 81 care Isl
cere salarul 81 pc timpul cind 9
dat afara din lucru.
Fostul Kaiser spun vorbitorii,
fugit cind el 81 natiunea erau
in principle 81 nu inertia nici o
considerare din partea poporu-
lui.
I'm alt vorbitor a zis: vii
helm destul de tinar ca sd Sc
intreti1la''.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
.CO|Tlp|0tM deIa Oradea Mare
C0MPL0T1ST1I C0NDAM-
MATT LA MOARTE.

CLUJ. = Dupa desbateri Ca
ri au tinut trei zile 81 dupa o ul-
TINA sedinta care a durat della
ora 4 d. a. La 5 dim, Joi 5 Febr.
Curtea martiala a corp. 5 ar
mata a dat urmatoarea sentin-
ia in procesul complotului della
Oradea-M
Acuzatii colonel Cerny Imre,
locot. col. Cerny Vilmos, locot.
col. Birtha Sander, major Su-
niogh Albert, locot. COL. Clap
Lorent, fostul primar Lucaci
Oeder 81 judecatorul Iancovitz
Tihamer, au fost condamnati la
mcarte, lar acuzatul DIR. Giorgy
Aerley notar public la Is ami
munca sllnlca. ,,Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
AMERICA Sc fNTRE IN LIGA
NATIUNIL0R Gu ToATA INI-

COLUMBUS, 3 Martie. - Sta
tele Unite Sc intre in Liga Ma
tiunilor Gu buna credinta 81 ca
toata inina, spus diplomatul
englez John Fostre Fraser, la o
masa data In onoarea lui.
Ell a declarat ca daca Statelc
Unite 'banuieStc de ccva pc An.
glia, ori alta tara curopeana, a.
tunci sd ramina afara.
Discut1nd alte probleme inter-
nationale, ell declarat ca Russia
ISL vine in fire din nebunia ei
temporara; 81 spunc Cd Russia va
avca un guvcrn sovietist, lar cele
lalte natiuni trebuc sal recunoas-
ca. ss--- - - -
Sir John a spus ca ell agrcaza
cu presedintele Wilson asupra
problcmei Fiume, cu exceptia, ca
situatia nu poate III aplanata fl
ind ,ildisolubila"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
1extG|G com p|eCte ale n0te|or
SChimbate intre Wilson 81 a|iati
(Urmare).

Planul pare ca sc loveStc in ca
pete GU toate considerable geo
graflce, economicc, 81 de conve-
nlenta teritoriala, 81 Sc poate
presupune ca daca aceste consi.
deratluni au fost trecute Gu vcde-
rea de guvernul Italian, aceasta
Sc datOreSte ca in mintea lui a.
yea aneXarea la Italia tot ceea
ce ar ramlne din portia Jugosla-
Wei din peninsula Lstriei.
Aceasta chestie de noui anc-
Kari de teritor jugoslay este ridi-
cata fara inconjurari att prin
cerintele de anexa intrcaga Is
trle, cit 81 prin cerinta de anc-
Na insula IIagosta. In nici unul
dintre aceste chestii nu ridica-
ia considerable strategica, pentru
ca comanda stratcgica a Adriati-
eel este complect asiguraa pen
tru Italia, prin posesiunea Tric-
stului, Polei, insulcle din fata o.
rasului Fiume, Pelagosa 81 Va
Iona.
" noua aslgurare data prin
demllitarizarea a intregului stat
lIber Fiume impreuna Gu mare
zona dc la nord de acest oras 81
a micei parti din Istria, care va
forma noul stat liber Fiumc.
Considerable economicc find G.
gal excluse, nu raminc alta de
cit dorinta de noui teritorii. A.
cum aceste tinuturi admis ca
Sunt locuite de jugoslavi, in elc
aproape nu Sc afla elemente ita-
liene.
Find astfel, este necesar he
rcferi la felul in care prese-
'dlntelc Wilson Gu aprobarea COR
diala a Marei Britanii 81 Frantei
a intimpinat fiecarc cerinta su-
ccesNa italiana de absoarbe in
teritorul italian tinuturi locuitc
de un popor care nu G italian 81
nu ILL favoarea de fl absor-
hit.
CT incorporat apoi in accst
text 0 telcgrama trimisa de mini
strnl de externe al Statelor Uni
te, IN care Sc aduc noui argumen-
te contra aspiratiunilor italiene)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
N0TA ALIATILOR TRIN[ISA
JUGOSLAVIEI

Textul motel revizuitc care a
fost inmlnata delegated jugosla>
We de catra Clemenceau la II
Ianuarie 1920:
l. - Sa ,e formeze un stat in
dependent, sub garanta Ligci Ma
tiunilor, consistind din tinutul
separat de Fiume. Sd Sc dea drep
tul acestui stat independent de
asst alege reprezentanti.
Statului serbo-croato,slayon sa
i-se dea orasul Susak Gu intelesul
ca caile ferate terminindu-se a.
colo, imprcuna Gu toatc facilitate
lc pcntru desyolarea lor 81 la fel
lntregul port, sd fie date 81 sa
apartina Ligei Natiunilor, care
va lua i'll considerable intercselc
Serbo- -Croato-Slavonilor, Ungari-
ei, Transilvaniei, la fcl 81 a ora
sului propriu 81 va face aranjari
in conformitate.
2. - Statul liber sc dispara
vi hotarul sa fie tras in asa fel
intre Italia 81 Jugoslavia, sprc q
satisface urmatoarcle cerinti:
(a). - In lungul coastei sa Sc
faca legatura GU Italia prin un
drum. Accasta, orr cum, sd SC
faca intr'un fel asa Ca sd lase
in statul jugoslav intreaga linic
ferata din Fiumc spre nord, tre-
clnd prin Adelsbcrg, unde calca
ferata din Fiume merge parallel
'coasta, LIMA hotarului sd fie
dntre calea ferata 81 coridorul ca
re leaga Fiumc Gu Italia.
co.. - O reajustare a liniei
Wilson din rcgiunea Senosecchia
Gu scopM de crea protectie
Triestului.
(c). - LIMA hotarului procc-
ola mai departe dupa cum 9 mar
cat pc haMa alaturata. Prin a.
ceasta va ramfnea in statul sirbo.
coato-slaNon districte pur jugo-
slave.
3. - Sa fic un stat indepen-
dent, sub garanta Ligei Natiuni-
lor, consistind dim orasul Tara,
q IN linitelc municipalititii:
.(Va urma).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03

Spunind ca doreSte ca Sc crutc
nevasta lui de a plati cheltuielilt
ell divortul, 81 in prezcnta cum
natei lui, Frank Vidmore, in e.
tate de % AMI, s'a sinucis, sarin
peste balustrada etajului al pa.
trulca din edificiul Society for
Savings.
Dupa cum spune advocatul s
II. Miller, Viidmore 81 ncvasta lui
Marguerite Vidmore, a VENT in
biroul lui, acum nu de multi, III
voindu-se ca sa Sc desparteasca.
Ieri, spune Miller, D-na Vidmore
impreuna Gu sora eli, a VENT la 81
ca Sc discute asupra procedarilor
judecatorcSti, cfnd d. Vidmore a
1ntrat pc usa, 81 a intrcbat:
Marguerite, al platit advocatu-
lui! Eli bine sa nu-i platesti, pen
tru ca no sa al lipsa de divOrt,
Gu o sd ma sinucid. Adio".
Vidmorc eSit afara din birol.
s'a oprit linga lbalustrada de la
treptele din al patrulca ctaj, apoi
a sarit JOS. El murit imediat,
spun medicii.
Vidmore, dupa cum spunc po-
itia nu era pc deplin sanatos, de
mai multi ami de zile.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-03
CIauZa doCtrinei
Monroe adoptat3
Rezervatia Iui Lodge votata de Senat.
SAPTESpREzECf DEMOCRAT pARAsEsc Pc WILSON,

pentru orr ce rezeryatie de cind
tratatul VENT inaintea senatu-
lui, s'au unit cu Republicans in
a reaproba rezervatia lui Lodge
GU Doctrina Monroe, cind vazut
ca aceasta singura speranta Sc
poata ajunge Ia un rezultat.
In general, din partea Republi-
canilor 81 al Democratllor din Sc
nat, sc crede ca s'a ajuns la pune
tul eel mai fnalt al sprijinului din
partea Dmocratilor asupra rezer
vatiunilor, 81 ca Democratic carl
inca au ramas de partea presedin-
telui impotriva rezervatiunilor
lui Lodge, null vor parasi mai
tirziu.
Tn anfendament la rezervatiile
chestiunilor inferno, care a fost
propus de senatorial Giblert NJ.
Hitchcock, din Nebraska, frllntas
Democrat, fost respins Gu 36
'voturi pentru 81 A contra.
S'a propus sd Sc dea tutulor
inunbrilor din Liga Natiunilor a.
celasi drept de decide asupra
chestiunilor lor inferno, ca tarifc
vamale 81 in1iprare
Rezervatia Senatorului Hitch
cock aslpra Doctrinei Monroe,
care intentiona Sc scoata din re-
zervatie declaratiunea ca State
4 ta Ehiic siig,1ru NOR irtu1prefs;
Doctrina Monroe, a fost respinsa
GU 81 voturi pentru 81 43 contra.