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SALEM.

Mr.. and Mrs. s. Gull entertained
their cousins, Mrs. Lucy Stuedebreak-
er and daughter Grace of Red Cloud,
Neb., the last of the week.
F.. F. Smith and daughter, Mrs.
Brown were Kenosha visitors Thurs
day.
Mrs. Chas Findlay and daughter,
Lucille, were visiting in Kenosha on
Thursday.
Mrs. Weaver entertained the Pris-
elias Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ], Madden and family
were Kenosha visitors Friday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. w. Foster visited
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas Benson of Kenosha
Thursday.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Hammer and son,
Herbert of Zion, visited their parents
Mr.. and Mrs. H. McVicar during the
week end.
Several from here attended the
dance at Union Grove Friday night
Mrs. L. X. McVicar entertained the
Queen Esthers Saturday afternoon.
Mrs. H. E. MeVicar and Mrs. A. W..
Burdick attended the Woman's Home
Missionary society held at the Park
Avenue M. e. church in Kenosha Tues
day afternoon. This being the fortieth
anniversary Of the society,
Miss Florence Smith of Chicago,
visited her father F. J. Smith over
Sunday.
Mrs. Ada Hayward and her aunt,
Mrs. Cmcil Of Kenosha, visited Sunday
with Mr.. and Mrs. R. Sibley.
The nurse who has been caring
for =. a. Foster, returned home Sat
urday. Mr.. Foster is able to be
around little.
f. Van Alstine and family visited
relatives in Wheeling, H., Sunday
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Galliart visited
over the week end with their sister in
Albern, Ill.
NJ. Lewis Of Kenosha visited at
Mr.. w. Riggs and family Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Mutter were Keno
sha visitors Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. Petersen enter
tanned relatives from Woodstock and
Kenosha over Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ChaS. flnGlay attend
ed the graduation exercises at Union
Grove Thursday night. Their daugh-
ter Gladys being one of the graduates.
r.. f. Moran went to Iron River,
Michigan Monday to shear sheep.
The Salem band has rented the Old
Settlers grounds for the coming year.
Smiths orchestra Of Kenosha has
rented the pavilion for the nights Of
these picnics.
The Liberty Cemetery society will
meet with Mrs. Willis Sheen Tuesday
June 18TH
Miss Flora Orvis went to Chicago
Monday to visit her brother, Justin
orvis and family,
Mr.. and Mrs. Clarence Cornwell Of
Kenosha visited Mr.. and Mrs. M.
Acker Sunday.
Mrs. Ethel Oakfeld Of Chicago Wis
tied her mother, Mrs. Sherman last Of
the week.
L. Tewes and Mrs. Fred Smallest
went to GAINESVILLE Tuesday
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Ericson-W enngren.

A pretty church wedding took place
at the Swedish Lutheran church at
three o'clock this afternoon when Miss
Lydia G. Ericsson, daughter of Gust
Ericsson Of 1852 Charles street, became
the bride Of George Wenngren, son
Of Mr.. and Mrs. G. Wenngren, of TIC
Lyman avenue.
The brides gown was of flesh colored
georgette over slip of Japanese silk.
Her hat was Of pink georgette. She
carried q bouquet of roses and sweet
peas. Miss Martha Wenngren, who
acted as bridesmaid, wore frock and
hat of orchid organdy. She carried
bouquet of assorted sweet peas.
Albert Ericsson attended the groom.
A wedding supper was served to
thirty guests at the Wenngren home
at four-thirty o'clock. Roses and
sweet peas carried out a decorative
motif Of yellow and white.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wenngrep have gone
to the delis on wedding trip. They
will receive their friends at TIC Ly-
man avenue after July /.
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FACE FIVE
PARTY FOR MISS HURN.
Miss Dorothy Larson Entertained on
Tuesday for June Bride-Elect.

Miss Dorothy Larson Entertained on
Tuesday for June Bride-Elect.
Miss Dorothy Larson entertained Al
a miscellaneous shower at her home
1014 South Fremont avenue, last even.
ing for Miss Mary Hurn, who is to be
married on June 18th to Ira Sommers
Bunco amused the guests until 1890
the awards going to the Misses Regina
Carr and Anna Stern. A comic mock
wedding was the feature Of the even.
ing with Mrs. Ethel Anderson as the
bride and Miss Regina Carr as groom
Miss Dorothy Larson acted as 'the
preacher" At a late hour a delicious
luncheon was served to the fourteen
guests in the dining room of the Lar
son home, which was charmingly dec.
Grated in pink and white. In the cen.
ter of the table was beautifully
dressed kewpie bride. Pink tulips
formed the floral motif and favors
The guests included the Misses Mary
Hurn, Mabel johnson, Esther Temple.
man, Almira HOLSTER, Regina Carr
Bea and Anna Stern, Gladys and Edith
Letsom and the Mines. Ethel Anderson
Peter LANCER and Walter Hurn. The
bride-elect was the recipient of many
beautiful gifts.
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thought the visitor was too far gone
when he discovered. the loss.
Geraulski according to Mr.. Negri,
came to the Tea Shop on Saturday and
was employed there for six hours.
When he could find no place to sleep
he was graciously accorded the priv
ilege Of occupying Negri's room above
the restaurant. The next night he re-
turned and was again given lodging.
When Mr.. Negri went to look for him
Monday morning, Geraulski was gone
and with him the four silk shirts and
only dirty one in exchange for them.
Negri went Immediately to the POI
lice Office Tuesday afternoon where
he identified the shirts as his property.
Each of them is valued at not less
than $40 and Geraulski was booked on
grand larceny. He will have a chance
to explain his custom of carrying his
wardrobe with him to Judge Tully
probably this AFTERNOON.
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First Publication June 10. 1920.
SIMMONS


MUNICIPAL COURT KENOSHA COUNTY
May Keller, plaintiff. vs. Charles Keller
defendant.
The state of Wisconsin--To the said de
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear within
twenty days after service of this summons
exclusive of the day of service, and defen,
the above entitled action in the court afore
said and in case of your failure so to d
judgment viii be rendered against 70,
according to the demand of the complaint
Robert V. Baker, plaintiffs attorney. P
0. address, S14-3l5 Public Service BLDG
kenosha, Kenosha County, Wis. (W-l4
First Publication June 10, 1920.
SUMMONS
MUNICIPAL COURT KENOSHl
County.
May Larson, plaintiff, vs.. Frank Larson
defendant.
The state of Wiseonsin--To the said de
PENDANT:
You are hereby summoned to appear with
in twenty days after service of this sum
mons exclusive of the day of service, an
defend the above entitled action in tn
court aforesaid; and in case of your fail
ure so to do Judgment will be rendere
against you according to the demand 0
the complaint.
Robert v. Baker, plaintiffs attorney P
o. address. 314-315 Public Service Bldg
Kenosha. Kenosha County, Wis fW-14
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WOODWORTH.

A children's day program will be
given at the Bristol and Paris church
on next Sunday morning, June 18th.
Mr. and Mrs. J. B. Edwards spent
the weekend with friends at White
water.
Mrs. Geo. Shepard attended a ban
quet in Racine last Wednesday given
by the Times-Call to its correspon-
dents.
Miss Nina Newell of Kenosha, spent
Sunday with Miss lone Edwards.
Miss Florence Hartnell of Salem,
has been engaged as teacher in Dis
trict No. 5 for the next year.
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Jensen-Tacki.

Miss Louise Kathryn Jensen, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. J. NJ. Jensen, of
454 Market street, and Rudolph E.
Tacki, son of Mr.. and Mrs. R. Tacki,
615 Garden street, were married at the
st. George church at nine o'clock this
morning. The Rev. Father A. J. Nickel
read the marriage service, Mrs. Edna
Cosgrove Starr sang an appropriate
selection Of nuptial music during
the ceremony.
In the bridal party, which threaded
its way through the palm banked
aisle, were Mrs. Neomi Linsted Jensen,
matron of honor, and the Misses Mamie
Luetke Of st. Louis and Wayne Werner
as bridesmaids, and Leo Jensen, Dick
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Weddings

An azure blue fected by the hazy
mounds of feecy clouds, stretching
away to the limitless boundaries Of the
heavens, forms a perfect canopy for
the several brides-elect who have
chosen June 3 for the celebration of
the nuptial ceremony. June is the
proyerbial month for marital celebra-
tions, but it seems today that nature,
in vain regret for the weather
Inconvenience imposed upon a good
natured world, has lent every force
of nature to emphasize world-old
traditions.
Quandt-Zapf.
Miss Viola Quandt, daughter of Mr..
and Mrs. Hugo E. Quandt, Of 651 Grant
street, and Matthew zapf, son Of Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Zapf, Of 451 Grant
street, were married at the st. George
church at ten o'clock this morning.
The Rev. Father A. J. Nickel sang the
nuptial mass. An appropriate program
of music was played during the
ceremony.
Palms, ferns and masses Of early
summer mowers DaLkRQ Lne cnaQcel Fall
and formed beautiful setting for the
bridal group. Miss Quandt wore a
gown charmingly fashioned of white
silk net over satin, and white ribbon
hat. She carried colonial hand bou-
quet of roses and valley lilies. Miss
Edith began, maid Of honor, was
frocked in pink organdy. Her portrait
hat was of pink georgette. Miss Degan
carried a lavendar basket of assorted
flowers. A perky bow with long frilly
streamers was appended to the handle.
Carl Quandt attended the groom as
best man. Clarence Bischoff and
Frank Zoubeck acted as ushers. A
pretty feature was the fact that Miss
Quandt's sorority sisters were honor
guests. Their yari-colored fluffy
frocks added charming touch.
A wedding breakfast was served to
thirty guests at the home of the
brides parents. Here roses and lilies
of the valley carried out the appoints
ment scheme of pink and white. Out
Of town celebrants were Mrs. Helen
Bischoff and Mrs. G.. Cadman Of
Stevens Point, Wis. and Miss Myrtle
Reese of Milwaukee.
Mr.. and Mrs. zapf have gone north
on wedding trip. They will receive
their friends at their home on Grant
street after the first of July.
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Mr.. and Mrs. William Yanne and
sons, Harry and Arthur Larsen, wen
to Racine on Tuesday to attend tn,
annual commencement exercises at St
Mary's Hospital in that city. Mrs
Yanne's daughter, Miss Edna Larsen
was among the graduates. Having
completed her work in the nurses
training school, Miss Larsen will maxi,
her home for the present with her par
ents in Kenosha.
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Barn Dance Saturday, June II, at
Wesley Hale's located four miles
southwest of Pleasant Prairie and
four miles northwest Of Russell Me-
Caffery's Orchestra. Come end bring
your family. W-8
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IN HONOR OF MRS. GoNNERMANN

Mrs. Charles H. Gonnermann, form.
erly of Kenosha, but now of Lo.
Angeles, who is spending six week.
with Kenosha friends, was the guest
Of honor at one of the most interest
ing of the social events of the early
summer today, when Mrs. Anthony P
Palica and Mrs. H. H. Lane entertained
at the Elks Club, Seventy-five guest
were in attendance and cards wer,
played during the afternoon with 8
luncheon at half past five O'Clock.
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O'Hare-RoBerts.

The announcement of the marriage
of Miss Ella O'Hare, daughter of Mrs.
Thomas O'Hare of $50 South street,
and Edward Roberts, will come as a
surprise to their many friends. The
couple were married in Waukegan on
Saturday morning, June 5. Neither
relative nor intimate friends had been
admitted to the secret. From Wau-
kegan the couple went to Chicago for
q short honeymoon. They will reside
at 355 South street.
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A postal card shower was rendered
Howard E. Johnson on his birthday,
June 9Th and 46 cards were received in
one mail
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Peru exported 434, ASS, 799 pounds
Of sugar, worth s2o,527,774 in 1915.
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Smith SchoIeY.

Miss Edith Smith, daughter Of Mrs
Della Smith Of 725 Lyman avenue, be-
came the bride of Fred A. Scholey, son
of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph NJ. Scholey of
ITO Ridge street, in a pretty ceremony
at the ST. Thomas church at nine
o'clock this morning. The service was
conducted by the Rev. Father Goet-
ringer, cousin Of the groom, OF Ionia
Iowa. Howard Sershon sang an ave
Maria" Palms and ferns were at
tractively arranged in the aisle and
about the chancel rail. The bride
was given in marriage by her brother,
Paul H. Smith.
Miss Smith was charming bride in
her rufled frock of pink organdy and
pink organdy hat. Her bridesmaid,
Miss Dorothy Millington of Chicago,
wore peach colored organdy. Both
bride and maid carried hand bou-
quet Of roses. Richard Scholey served
his brother as best man.
A wedding breakfast to twenty-four
guests was served at the home of the
brides mother. The decorative motif
was pink and white. Included among
the out-of-town celebrants were, Mr.,
and Mrs. Harold P. Smith and daugh-
ter, Helen, Chicago; and Miss Wayne
Clausen Of Sioux, City, la.
Mr.. and Mrs. Scholey have gone to
New York on a wedding trip. They
will receive their friends at 725 Ly-
man avenue after July l.
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Alm-Kine.

Mrs. Anna Aim and Ben T. King
announce their marriage on the seventh
day Of June, 1920, in Chicago, I'll.
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ROCK CAPTURES
CLEVER THIEF

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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-06-01

cea mai cruda lovitnra &C sc pOa-
te inchipui; al VENT Ell alta fc-
mcic casatorit lcgitim. Vel admite
ca ma este legal, nu este moral -
G criminal!
lnculpatnl trccc nina pc dina.
intca ochilor pare ar da o pclnea
la o partc. scutura mintea ca sa
81 adunc ideilc 81 raspunde Gu trc-
mnlo in glas:
= Att aNea drcptatc,' daca lu-
crurile $ ar fl petrccut asa cum
crcdcti. Rcalitatea este alta. Pa
tru ami am fost in priWa linie /;
dceoratiilc della pept sunt mar
tore. La Charlcrol, la Marina, la
User. la Nerdun 81 la Pcronne,
lam infruntat cele mai mari pri-
mcjdii. @ singura infirmitate am
avut; o eclipsa de memorie. 81 M
multa vreme: luna. Cauza: pa
tru ami de artileric, care mia ur-
lat la cap pima ma ametit. In
cursal acelei luni am uitat ca am
neyasta 81 m am insurat. Boalei
accstcia doctorii ii zic amnezic.
Prczidentul s'a uitat la c0lcgul
din dreapta, a intors codul pc dos
caScat, STA mingaiat chelia -
$; a ammat pronuntarea.
Daca asi Fl judccat ieri, asi fl
dat scntinta care sa impace toa-
te interesele:
Avind in vederc ca 81 inaintc
de razhoiu Franta suffered de cr:
IA dcpopulatiei;
Considerind Cd razboiul s'a sol
dat pentru Franta, intre alte per-
deri. cu 100000 mort;
Ca deci rcpopularea intensifi,
cata prin toate mijioacele 81 Gu
toate sacrificiile;
Aviad i'm vedcre pc de alta par
te ca fapta inculpatului find ex-
ceptional de grava, cl trebuc 81,
rrimeasca pedcapsa mai asar;
| le cit csafodul;
Pcntru accstc motive:
i'm numele coceptiilor modcrn>
hotarim:
CoAdamnarea inculpatului 81
samiie en- ambela neveste.
Fara APPEL sau rccurs.
Don Jese.
| (,,Universul").
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vederc ca de cite orr vnrbeste
bate cimpii. ar trebui Sc site cii
tdcerea ca mierea.
ST de cite orr prins ell mfta
in sac, arunca pp DR.. Dion Mol
dovan peste bord. lepadindu-se
de el pa de uciga-l .crucca, ca Mn-
pa accea iarasi sal ia in brate 81
SAL pupe.
Germanii anunta pc Elua de 3
iunie. zlua alegcrel presedmtclul
republicei. vor da lovitura de
stat militara. Norba sc. fie. Asa
ceva nu se anunta din 'nainta,
'filharul MI anunta pe nimeni
niei char in ajun, ca are de
nind sal jefniasca.
Dintre toti potentatii niei unnl
nu Sc ingrijeste asa de tare ca re-
gele Italiai de tribulatiilr poetTce
pe carl lie face D'Anunzio pe ma
turtle de nOrd ale Adriatlcci.
81 cu prilejul acesta relevam
ca regele ltalici a fost Drimul re-
ee care a inyatat Sc mine auto
mobilul.
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GA 81 AJUTORITL nu snfla nici
o iota? De ice, 81 de unde pima
nnde aceasta heseonsiderare pen
tru institutiunea al carui oficios
2 fOst pima ieri 81 ale carei anun-
talri 81 reclaane le pnblica 81 a.
eqams
ST tot D4Sa zicc Ca daca nl
splInc mimic de uninne e ran 81
daca apune iarasi rau. Cine stri-
ca ra ii atnlici kind tace urze9te
intxieis
Gu toste aceste, avind IN
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r l L n E

La nm tribunal din Franta.
Prezidentul Sc nita lung la in.
eulpat.
- Esti dat in judecata pentrn
bigamie.
-Da, domnule prezident.
Dupa mine, mai nici scu-
"a. Erai insurat; al paecat Ia raz-
boi; neyasta plins dnpa d-ti,
s'a rugat pentrm yiats d-tale 81 in
tot timpul a ramas un model de
virtute; e1nd teal iators, i-ai dat
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DN Wa 00NDEIUM

I'm domn, de nationalitate zia-
rist 81 de rrofesiune intrigant,
De cdtva timp Sc tine de Uniune
ca s,aiul de lina oil, zicind CA II
niunea nomlmeasca 81 a e ro-
min 81 ea atare are drept sd &c
aIaestece ip afaceriie Uninnei.
Dnpa eonaeptia d-sale, are
lar dreptnl 81 se Aanastece in
teh4s kaeerile ronainesti. Hppi ~
fuaci epra Sc face ea despre III
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Romanul ,,Virtsts si Desfria''
Doua Volume 9260. ] IN fole-
sui Uniunei s. 3. 4. Gomaadatl
piEa sunt, Ia q. :. 1asou, 6706
Detroit Ave-, Cleveland, Ohio.
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n fata Primsjdie pc pregatesc pnguri in rs
Guns cum xjce xarul Romiap moi am patpt In pjei
maspr M auptA in secrstele zeilor 81 q et mai putin
Ungnrilm.
fa}e dsMefswGF pneurilor ~ Anga afieiatataa din
tara aeesse inDpsia het6rs QepfeFnts a Peea eee
sa faQut y n1Diuk xilei moi an arafat Sc an f3apt
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teectualr A6ic1 de D1or s. arats cean fxc Yoin g
9tm Aomfn - America vor q stie 6u aue - lnsinuxxi
m = peate dnco innea - eroare.
Nd N slbsot eateeoric a nau fxcut njmic Dask a
l6eut ssvs a. nseTu spb unes = axafe 1ap1e pat
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PACE vouA.

PACE VoUA.
Gu ochii dusi in departare
Intinsc miinile amindona
i'm semn de hine cuvIntare
ST xise Domnul: Pace. Voua"
it.G,'use tFs. /
lazuse NINA ce preface
Blestemele in rugaciunc
81 N snflcte o sfinta pace
Sc cobori, ca prm IMMUNE.
Ca nista flori de foe creScura
Fintinilc de viata nona
81 n IA mai fost nici plins, nici
ura
Caci zis-a D0mnul: Pace Voua;'
Oar iata, nori intunecara
Din nou, isvoarcle luminii,
In suflete vrajba lara
s; N vint Sc scut,ra maslinii.
afytVF
Strabnne doruri rasvatitc
Strabat multimea de noroadc,
Ne rod visari neimplinite,
. Marirca celolalti he roade.
81 nori incep sd Sc ridiee
81 crcsc 81 fdlgerile ploua,
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Nazduhul tot plin de unde
81 toate el0potele cinta
81 unul altuia raspunde.
ssgsz pSI sr'sF
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Oar ell lean talmacit misterul
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81 catrc moi coh0ara cerul. -.
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l,Banatul Rominssc").
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! IN !: y s,E..s ,,,.n,,...,.,
,are America, cu tot spiritul 81
geniul eli. vrea GA sa croiaSca,
sprc a realiza sropul pentru ca
re acesti morti si-au dat Niata.
Astazi aceste morminte an fost
din non. Franta na ui-
tat marelc lbine zee liza facut a.
ceea care si-au dat viata pentru
cauza comuna.
Patru morti in accident de ae-
roplan. =. Mexico City. = Patra
persoane au fost omoritc 81 mai
mutt de douazeci ranite. cind I'm
mare bplan a cazut la pamin.
81 cazanul cn tbenzina a eXplodai.
Cele patru persoane Omorite e.
ran ca pasageri in masina de
sburat. Al cincilca OCCUPANT pro-
babil primit 81 el rani mortale
Cind a eXplodat cazaaul cu
benzlna, flaeara euprips mu.-
tlmea care priyea la accident.
Ca uh rezultat donazeci de per-
soanc sc afla i'm spital. Dol dim
tire eel morti, erau francezi.
altul un italian, lar al trcilea
Mexican.
Situatia din Irlanda critica. -
Londra. - O nnportanta sesiI-
he a cabinetnlui Sc va tine in
cilrind, la care sc va discuta ST.
tuatia din Irlansla.
Lloyd George va presida. Tntre
altii va -lua parte la aceste dis
cutii 81 Lord French, Sir Hamar
Greenwood 81 Sir Nevil Mae
Ready.
1ntre alte probleme de rezol-
vat cabinetul trebue Sc conside-
re prin ce mijloe ar putea trans
porta munitie 81 arme in Irlan-
da, pentru ca lucratorii irlan-
dezi din docnri 81 della caile fera-
te refuza sc transporteze aceste
Conferinta della Spa Sc va IT,
nea in Iunie. - LOmdra. - Con-
ferinta dela Spa Sc Va tinea la
data anuntata, Mllpa cum spun
rapoartele primite de ziarul Lon
don Times.
Gu toate ea fpreWierul ltaliei
d. Nitti cerut guvtrnelor ala
tie ca sc anime aceia cOnferinta
pima i'm lulic, guvernul engIez
81 francez, spune correspondence.
au decis ca data anuntata Sc
numai fie schimbata.
IN, .
Ce face superstitia. = Akron.
- Avory Harlan, locuitor al o.
rasulul Akron. a petrccut toatH
Eoaptea in aut0mobil. la cinci
mile departare de Akron.
Harlan a plecat la Canton Gu
automobilul, pisica neagra Il
trecut Pc dinaintea lui, 81 Harlan
ca un ON care crene i'm semnc.
s'a intOrs lndarat ca Sc mearga
spre Barberton. Din nOu, la 0
oare care distanta, 0 alta pisica
neagra a trecut drnmul, 81 Har-
Ian, credinciOs semnel0r a plecat
spre oraselul Cupley, in alta di-
rectie. Din nou o alta pisica nea-
gra la trecut drumul, lar cind a
oprit a fugit in jurul automobi-
illui, perzindu-se in intunerec.
Astfel. dupa cum spune Harlan.
a fost slit Sc traga Ia marginq
de drum 81 Sc stea aci treispre-
zece ore, pentrn ca sc zice ca att
trebue Sc asfepti, mainte de a
trece peste locul pc unde a tre.
cut pisica neagra.
Amnestie in Cehoslovacia. =
Praga. Presedfntele Cehoslo.
vaciei d. Thomas G. Masaryk a
semnat n deeret prin care Sc dl
amnestie la toti vinovatii poll,
tici, ell eNceptia acelora carl sunt
acuzati de spionaj 81 crimd.