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The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08
Morgan.

Gerald Hubbard was Leon
. visitor Thursday, his sister, Miss
Cecile. went with him to resume. her
school duties. "
NJ. l.. Dale was Leon visitor
"Wednesday, his daughter, Miss Nell
lie returned home from Des Moines
with him for short visit with home
, folks.
Several from this vicinity attend
ed Mrs. Rudibaugh's funeral Sun
day. She was one of Morgan town
ships oldest and most highly
respected citizens. The relatives
have the sympathy OF all in their
bereavement.
Mrs. J. w. Hubbard and daughter,
Halle and son, Paul, visited Sunday
at NJ L. Dale's.
Kenneth Scott called Friday at
NJ. l.. Dale's.
Albert Baker and Ancil Durham
delivered hogs at Pleasanton Mon
day.
Miss Nellie Dale returned to her
home in Des Moines Monday after a
few days visit with her parents, Mr..
and Mrs. NJ. l.. Dale.
Mr.: Oiler, of Leon, had business
in this vicinity Monday.
The John Hubbard sale Monday
was we'll attended and everything
brought good prices.
Mrs. Ed Griffin was called one
day last week to Texascana, Texas,
to visit an uncle that was seriously
ill.,
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08
PleasantOn.

Mrs. Ancil Mitchell and children
of Seymour, returned to their home
Monday after spending the holidays
at the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. J. N. Estes.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. O. Putnam, OF
Spencer, South Dakota, returned to
their home Saturday after visiting
with relatives here for several days.
Ralph Leeper and Miss Leila
Thursday January. LIST. Their many
and best wishes.
Mrs. Ora Hagan is on the sick
Mrs. M. E. ,Cornett returned home
from Leon Saturday where she had
been visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. H. R. Perkins.
Forest p. H8gan returned Mon
day to Iowa City, where he will re-
sumo his studies having spent his
Leon r. and Robert Overton were
Leon callers Monday. 3.
Mrs. f. T.. Smith and daughter,
returned Sunday to Weldon after
spending their vacation at their
home east of town.
Misses Clella and Ona Stanley, of
Akron, spent the past week end with
Mrs. Edd Seymour.
Mrs. Beulah Mcintyre returned
Saturday to her home near Promise
City, after several days visit with
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Clampitt left
Monday for Leroy where Mr.. Clam
pitt goes to take q position q cash
Ter Of the Leroy bank. They expect
to move there soon.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08
Van Vert.

Rev. Shaw the District s,Superin-
tendent held quarterly conference
at the M. E. church Sunday.
Mrs. Chas. Hall and children lett
Moines after short visit at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs: Fred Hall.
w.. L.. Bates and wife, of MINI,
came for a visit at the home OF Mr.
| and Mrs. John Stearns and other
Mrs. Grace West, Of Leon, spcf1t
her sister, Mrs. Fred Hall and hus-
Mr.. and Mrs. Clyde Saylor and
children spent Friday night in town
at the home of. the latter's mother,
Mrs. Laura Letter. ~,
Frank and Guy Smith are having
the hardware goods, which they re-
Gently purchased from 0. V. l.. Har-
per, taken to Garden Grove, where
they will engage in the hardware
business.
visitor Saturday afternoon.
Miss Iowa Hammer, of Decatur,
visited here last week at the home
of her sister, Mrs. Harry Fisher and
family.
Miss Callie Johnson, who has been
spending her vacation with her par
H lett Saturday aa; day for for Holland, Iowa,
to resume her school work.
B. Hall and family, Mr.. and Mrs.
Sam Mckee and daughter Ruth, Mr..
and Mrs. Ernie Saylor and son Ever
EFT, spent Wednesday at the home of
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Hall.
rem spent several days last week at
the home of her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Caldwell, of near Decatur.
Miss Ethel Gard, who has been
spending the past two weeks with
her parents in Grand River, came
Saturday evening to be ready to re-
sumo her school work here Monday
morning.
J. j.. Smith was transacting bust !
ness in Grand River Wednesday.
Bert Easter, of Norwalk, has been
here the past week assisting Blair &
Prather with their invoicing.
Mrs: Nettie. McBee visited last
Thursday at the home of her daugh-
ter, Mrs: Will Burchett and husband.
neighborhood, spent Monday after
noon in town at the home of her
mother. Mrs. Bent Ramsey.
Mrs. Fannie Easter was an over !
Sunday visitor in COrydOn at the !
home of her son, Lee Easter and |
family.
Mr.. and Mrs Willis Mote left for
their home in Creston Tuesday after
visiting a few days at the Aome of
Mr.. and Mrs. Leo Boatman.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harold Traupel were
night visitors at the home
of Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse O'hair.
Miss Twyla Johnson, who has been
visiting her brother, Cecil Johnson
and family at Humeston, returned
home Saturday.
Paul and Neil Craft, of Milo, came
Wednesday to visit at the home of
their grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs.
George Craft, returning home Thurs
day.
Audrey Brown returned home
Thursday after a short visit at the
home of his uncle, John Shriver and
|
Misses Lorene Briner and Thelma
Harper spent Saturday night at the
home of Miss Clara Davenport.
Mr.. and Mrs. Rex Adams, of South
Dakota, spent few days here visit
ing with relatives and friends.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08
Elm


Mr.. and Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton
spent Christmas at Mrs. H1milton's
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Doug Moore.
. Those who spent Christmas at
Doug Moore's we're, Mr.. and Mrs.
Miles McCarty and daughter,. Coyle,
Mr.. and Mrs. George McCarty, Mr..
and Mrs. Lloyd Hamilton and Mr..
and Mrs. Emmett Moore.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Bright and
daughters, Irene and Mildred and
son, Virgil. were calling at Doug
Moore's Friday evening.
Those having wood sawed this
week are Doug Moore, John Hines
and Curn Bright.
Mrs. ClevO Moore, of Akron,
Colorda0. u visiting at Porter
NOore's this week.
Mrs. Dollie Warnock has been %
the sick list this week.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08

Mrs. J. H. Parsons is on the
sick list this week.
Mrs. Bert Chew and baby and
Mrs. Clarence Henderson were Leon
callers Monday.
Miss DOROTHY Tye returned Friday
weeks at the home of her parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Tye, west of
town.
Master William Aiken returned
to his home at Leon Thursday after
spending q few days at the home of
his grandparents; Mr.. and Mrs.
Estes.
in Leon Saturday.
Miss Iris. Smith returned Satur-
day to Kellerton, where she il q
teacher in the Kellerton sch0ols.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08
Maple Grove.

Mr.. Floyd Vinegar, of Cambria
has returned home after visiting
his friends, Mr.. and Mrs. J. G. Fes
Ter.
There was quite number Of
young folks went skating on Crane
MI. j. G. Fesler delivered hogs
at Grand River Mnoday.
The children at. the Diamond
school was glad to start to school
again.
Those who called at the Fesler
home Sunday were, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frank w. Miller and daughter,
Frances, Mr., and Mrs. Tom Par
son and sons, Cecil and Rex, and
daughter, Lorraine, Mr.. and Mrs.
Truman Green and sons, Edwin,
and Frank and Grant Christensen,
of Wauneta, Nebraska.
Misses Opal and Gale Bright
started to school at the Diamond
Monday.
Mr.. Grant Christensen. of Wau-
meta, Nebraska, returned to his
home after visiting his relatives.
Miss Mary Fesler, returned home
from q visit with her sister, Mrs.
Tom Parson, and family of Leon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lennie Green and
daughter, Louise, called on his
mother. Mrs. Green, of Grand River.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08

b. Birmingham and Boswell Bish-
op, Of Trenton, No., were in Leon
last Thursday on their way home
from Des Moines, where they were
called BY the serious illness Of their
uncle, Clayton Rhea.
The Leon reporter. (Leon, Iowa) 1887-1930, 1920-01-08

Learn the luxury Of doing good.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

Good quality Rattan Carpet
Beaters; 81 inches long. On
special sale at .18c
Universal Oil Map; triangle
shape, with II or. bottle Of
polish; $50 value. 98c
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
Sale House Furnishings Basement

Chopping Bowls; ll-inch
size, Of good quality maple.
Special price . 29c
Cocoa Fibre Door Mats;
heavy nap. strong braid bind
ing. size 1880. Special
price .S1.98
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

ord, Of black brown. champagne. pearl gray.
nd tan kidskin; all reliable well known makes;
amples of $1,000 and $3.50 footwear. Priced
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

Handsomely tailored suits Of all wool French
serge; semi-htted models, with narrow belts
mannish or clever dressy effects; handsomely
braided Fancy silk lining. New straight line
skirts with pockets. Samples of suits that
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

would ordinarily retail at
$35 to $40 on special sale
Friday and Saturday
only Observation-Disclosures.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

Real smart, snappy suits, Ge-
pendable make, well tailored II
the seasons latest styles Of good
durable all wool fabrics; new
spring patterns, light and dark
coIors; sizes . to l8 years; SIS
and $3.50 suits. Choice SI3.45.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
Sample Dresses
Values to $500

These exceedingly dresses. featuring the spring
modesnew sleeves, trimmings. skirts and CIR
desare offered at prices surprisingly low Materials silk
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
AN UNUSUAL PURCHASE
IN THESE TIMES OF HIGH PRICES

enables make these remarkably low vnons high apparel E.
cry II the Lion standard excellent
aaLt Q material and lallla. Workmanship.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15
Sample Suits So. IS
Values TO $50. 90

Every suit shown al this sale IS an unequaled
value. authoritative in every line and innova-
ton. The up-to-the-minute modes in this par
ticular group are tailored with utmost care Of
finest quality all wool French serge and under
ordinary circumstances
would retail at $50 We've ST .. Is
priced them for Fridays D
and Saturday. selling at.
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

The very finest grade Of boys
clothing; right up to the minute
in style, carefully tailored through
out; double and single breasted
models. some have two pairs Of
pants; $40 suits, sues to Is
years special Sl845
The Lake County times. [volume] (Hammond, Ind.) 1906-1933, 1920-04-15

in slipover style or with v
neck and button front, both
numbers are well made Of
good quality nainsook. elab-
orately trimmed with dainty
laces; some are embroidered;
$500 gowns $1.79
Muslin underskirts. good
quality neatly made garments,
with deep Aounce Of fine
quality embroidery; regular
price Sl.o9. On G. 10
sale at : :
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-28
ExPl0zlA 81 FOcUL
DIN CHICAGO, Ill

,....!s: CHhA&Q l 2S pse q d sxplakli l9
misterioasa, urmata de un foe care
Gu mare greutate a putut Fl stins,
a taiat calea de esire la 50 fete din
catul al treilea al cladirei, in care
Sc afla oficiul companiei Coates &
Buchard.
Pompierii, luptindu-se cu, fla
'carlei, Gu termometrul scazut la ze-
70, Acoperiti GU ghiata din apa care
Sc rex din fortunele pompelor
au lve fetele, ducindu-le pc
Tre1 6mpieri au fost ingropati
de un xid care s'a darimat peste
ei.dar au fOst salvati la iuteala.
Ora Maude Geering, de II ami,
care sc afla in dreptul unei feres.
ire in timpul cind avut loc ex.
plozia, a fost aruncata peste stra.
da, 'distanta de 40 urine, unde s'a
aflat moarta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-28
AllAJII 81 DESARMAREA
GERMAnlEI

PARIS, 81 Dec.-La inceputul
anului viitor Sc W tinea Ia Nicea
o conferinta a premierilor t1rilor
aliate ca Sc resolve problema gravS
q desarmarii Einwohnerwehr- -ului
Bavarez 81 alte organizatiuni anti
comuniste in Germania.
Consiliul ambasadorilo care sc
va intruni astazi aici va lua in con-
siderare protestul primit della g.
neralul Mollet, sefnl comisiunei de
control interaliate din Berlin, Inn
potriva recentului srefuz al guver.
nului german de asduce ID fndepli-
nire aceasta desarmare.
Consiliul va da ingtructiuni ma
fresalului Foch se nporteze despre
positia corpurilor 4 auto-protecti.
tven il Germans \ = susestioneze
mijlosee pentru de- osares lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-28
PR0PRIETARUL
UNUI RESTAURANT
LE6AT 81 jEFuI1

All dimineata Ia orele 5 trei ban.
diti all intrat in restaurantul lui
Clarence Doty, l-au lcgat 81 l-au
t1rit intr o camera dosnica, unde q
stat un ceas 81 jumatate pima s'a
putut deslega 81 anunta politia.
Doty char atunci deschisese res
taurantul, care sc afla la 11616
Detroit avenue.
Banditii all intrat, asezindu-se
in jurul unei mese. Doty apropi-
indu-se de eli ca sal serveasca, dol
dintre bandit au scos revolverele
strigindu-i Sc ridice miinile in sus
AL treilea Ia legat de mini s.
de picioare GU 0 funie pc care q
scos-o din buzunarul paltonului 81
la astupat gura cu o batista. Dupi
aceea l-au tirit in camera din dosu'
restaurantului, luindu-i un &C dt
diamant 81 $40 ce avea asupra lui
81 500 din registru, 81 au disparut
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-28
D.NA M'SvlNEy.
INvITATA IN
CLEVELAND, 0.

-.
p-na Terrence MacSwiney, sofia
decedatului primar al orasului
Cork, care a murit in temnita
Brixton, Anglia, in urma grevei Gu
foame, ca un protest contra guver-
nului englez, a fost invitata ca Sc
viziteze. Clevelandul. Invitarea sd
facut imediat dupa ce consiliul o.
rasului Cleveland votat ca asst
fel de fnvitare sa Sc faca sotiei pa
triotului hlandez.
Resolntia 9 fost introdusa II
consiliu de catre NJ. j. Gallagher
Ia insistenta organization care
simpatizeaxa Gu cauza irlandezx.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-28
llECROLM


George Vulvara din comma
judetul Fagaras au raposat in
ziua de 20 Decembrie la orele 5 80
dimineata,, moartea i-au cauzat
din calza unei operatii &c au avut
pe4tru Penexide. Inmorm1ntarea
au avu lpc in p Dec. la ore!e z.
Un nulnar de romini Ian petre-
cut pima la mormint il va de-
pafnge un tata 81 Q sora care STUNT
in Ratria veche.
Ajax. Y. \. Sandru
Helena, Montana.
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NEW YORK, u Dec.-Ludwig
C. A. Martens, "ambasadorul'
Rusiei sovietiste din Statele Unite,
instiintat All resortul muncii cd
dupa instructiile primite din Mos
cova, el Sc va preda spre fl de-
portal la 3 Ianuarie.
Instructia primita din Moscova
este ca Sc nu apeleze contra depor-
tarii, care fost ordonata de mi
nistrul muncii Wilson, ci sa Sc in
tparca in Russia in eel mai scurt
timp posibil.
Anularea contractelor negotiate
de guvernul rusesc Gu firmele anne
ricane sc spune ca sc ridica la su-
ma de 5O,OOO,0OO dollari.
Mesajul din Moscova a fost un
raspuns la raportul facut de Mar
tens, 81 a fost TRIMS de ministrul
de externe sovietist d. Cicerin, ca
re denunta administratia presenta
a St8telor Unite pentru ostilita-
tea" eli.
"Trebue sd. ne multumim Gu
faptul Cd Russia, datorita ostilita-
tilor administratiei presente A.
mericei, trebue sa-si faca afacerile
fara cooperarea Americei,'' spune
mesajul. 'D4ta esti instruat ca
imediat sd te intorci in Russia fara
nici 0 intfrziere cu anturaiul d.
tale, 81 sd cancelezi 81 lichidezi, in
acord Gu instructiile ce le vel primi
della comisariatul pentru comerciul
}Sts6kia,sAeate- e-essnenaiie~ date 4irme.
lor americana"
Martens spune ca refuzul de a
incepe relatiile comerciale GU Ru-
sia va nulifica comanda de sase
miliarde dolari facuta la firmele
americana, comanda care fost "a
cuta prin Washington O. Wander
lip din Los Angeles, care a anun-
tat acum de curind Cd ell obtinut
o concesie pc un teritor de 400, 600
mile patrate din Siberia pentru un
sindicat din California.
0 adunare de protestare contra
deportarii lui Martens Va fl tinut1
Duminica in Madison Garden
Square de catre organizatia "Ame.
rican Labor Alliance for Trade Re.
lations with Russia
Aceasta atlanta a dat. aseara un
comunicat prin care spune Cd &C.
tiunea guvernului. "nu reflect& o
PIMA lucratorilor americani, 81 a
ceasta atlanta 'sustine ca inceperes
relatiilor comerciale Gu Russia va pr
ne capat crizei de lucru care incept
. Sc manifesto in aceasta tara.
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In tinapM isynei, California "a
fost 81 este roiwl 81 osil,A unui "sa-
re nunsdr, suite II mii de has'na,.ole
81 pnngayi din sfntele IN carl IN mop
tile GU 80 grade nu Sc pot fntinde
prim tufisuri ca ogaraA la umbrd
intro Il de earl, 81 politia a avut
IN toti ami de furcd cu ei.
AnM acesta, \ politia din San
Diego resolvdt problema. In loc
sd stea toatd ziRo CT ochii pc Ell, ia
adnnat la um loo, formind din e1
maj multe echipe, 81 ia pas Sc re-
pare drun,urie. % eclipd de cinci.
zeci de "pdsdri. de iornd," cum
sunt numi!i, pdsitd de cimci pag
mci armati 81 lutvm progressed dt
miaNMe.
III Sc d6 n,sAcare, l0cuintd, i'm.
brdcdminte, cM gn pret c0nuemabi
care Sc opreste Din leafa lor. Docd
ure-unuL din eittn,-i mWltunuit Gu
soarto ! Sc dd A'umul, dor numa,
dacd are atits boni cu care Sc poa
td pleca inapoi a' statul cdruio a.
partine. II
Mdsura pas s1,e ginduri nu nu
mai pc vagab0nzi dar char 81 pt
cci carl sunt obi;nuiti sd-si incerc,
nor0cM 81 in Gltd parte, ba char s
pc escMsionisti, cari inainte de {
merge la San Hieg0, isl procur1
octe prim care Sd rdovedeascd idem
tit0tea l0r CD ss1nt Oameni de is
pravd 81 cu rost 4 nu taie cii'Mlo'
frMmzd."
Iatd nsGsurd core s'm pmtet
adapts. i,l stDstn apraesls, 81 chia'
aici in Clevegand, carr desi MI s,
aftd la sud, sub nm vesnic scare 8
senin, din AsiLG Domnului mis-
haimanalele 81 pungasW in ele,, -
81 drunturi de reparat la tot pasvl
CIR1BUS.
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o NA9INA NFERNALA EXPLODEAZA IN INCINTA
kPI6C0PUL RADU ASASINAT-CUM S'A PRODUS EX-
PL0ZIA. = RANTTH ~ CUM ERA ASEZATA MASIlSA
INFERNALA = CERCETARILE.

pasind inject 81 Gu evlavia ce i'm
pune mlsterul grozav al mortei
Cercetarile.
Din ordinul comisarului de
serviciu 81 al ofiterului de garda
au fost |barate imediat toate esi.
rile, incepind perchizitionarca pu
blicului ce Sc gasea in loji.
"A fost anuntat imediat telefo.
mic dl lprocuror general Maghieru
care 1nsotit de dl prim-procurol
Racoviceanu 81 dl Indicator dc
instructie al cabinetului 5, I. Ger
nescu sosit la orele 3 81 10 la
locul atentatului.
In acelas timp sosit 81 dl di
rector general al Sigurantei sta
tului, dl Romulus Voinescu, in
sotit de dol Inspector, dl genera.
Bobac, comandantul pietii, d
primministru general Averescu
precum 81 inspectorii Pop, Mota
teanu, Vintila Ionescu, etc. de |.
siguranta Capitalei.
Au fost arestati imediat dol lu
cratori carl lucrasera la amena
jarea salei. 81 carl Sc gaseau il
edificiul universitatii 81 trei ser
vitori al Senatului, banuiti d,
complicitate.
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Total ........ $1353.85
Gu primirea acestei s,rme dina
Aldea ne scrie:
Dlui G. b. Pascu -
in Cleveland, Ohio.
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Puterea exploxiei.,


E0plozia, in afara de gaura ca
de un metru din fata tribunei
presidentiale, a darimat complect
loja regala 81 lojiile din dreapta
Ell, rasturnat doua banci din
dreapta 81 una din stinga, ial
masa stenografilor a fost facutd
praf.
Primele ajutoare.
Dupa clipa de reculegere, Sc
natorii neraniti s'au grabit 81
sara in ajutorul presedintelu
Ooanda, pc care ludndul pc bratt
l'au dus in salonul rnde lucreaz;
sectirlnile Senatului.
| In acalas timp alti senatori l'ar
transported pc dl ministru Gre
ceanu, care gemea greu.
i Dl general Valeanu, mai usol
ranit, esit singur din sala d.
sedinte, sprijinit de dol ldomn
senatori.
Dl senator Spiru Gheorghiu !,
fost intins intii pc banca in chial
sala de sedinte: era foarte palit
81 abba misca din buze la intreba
rile colegilor carl Sc inghesuial
in jurul d-sale, cautind sal ajute
Intr 'un lac de singe, Gu fat
'zdrobita si mutilata, . ramas cul
cat in locul unde IL lovisera schi
6ele b6mbei, numai corpall nefn
'sufletit d episcopului Radu il
iarul c1rlia Sc miscau senatorii
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Dupa dmprastierea fnmulni "a
putut constats ea episcopal RAdu
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Sc rapOI1eaza ca
D'AnnunziO G mort
NAPOA{,ELE De RASBOl BOMBARDEAZA FIUME
ss AABELE PARTI PERD DIN GREU

ROMA, q Dec. -Depesele pri-
mite din Fiume spun ca legionarii
din acel oray, intrebuinteaza Sire
dele electrice Gu care fac gauri sub
clxdirile principale din centrul O.
ras,i1ni prin care trupele invada-
toare; trebue sc treaca, 81 le submit
neazA Legionarii spun Cd mai BIZ
ne arunca in aer aceste cladiri de
cit Sd le predea.
TRlEST, q Dec.-Trupele re-
g,llate de sub comanda generalului
Caviglia au inceput Sc bombardeze
Fiune, att de pc uscat cit 81 de
pc marea Adriatica, in acest timp
orasul este asediat. Tunurile sunt
indreptate contra casarmelor, pa
latului 81 cladiri similare, intentia
italienilor este ca Sc nu cauzcze
pagube mari orasului. #
! LONDRA, q Dec.-I4Qpte in
versunate au loc in jurul orasului
Fiume, spunc . depesa primita de
xiarul London Times della corespon-
dentul din Milan 81 perderile Ia
trupele regulate sunt foarte mari,
7ntre casuslitati Sc afla 81 dol colo
nell carl sunt raniti mortal. Per-
derile legionarilor lui D'Annun-
kio ~ z.fcc Il "a "a sunt 5o1 mcfyf u 100
rSniti.
Rapoartclc curentc in Italia CD
Gabrielle D'Annunzio, fruntasul
insurgentilor, a fost omorit, sunt
desAintite in depesele din urma,
care spun ca D'Annunzio a fost
numai usor ranit.
D'Annunzio a sburat deasupra
linici trupelor italiene regulate 81
a aruncat pamflete prin care in
demna ne soldati Sc dezerteze.
Legionarii din Fiume au trans
formal casele din parcurile nublice
in cuiburi pentru masinile de pus-
cat, de unde au putut opri trupele
regulate.
Toate strazile sunt baricadate Gu
sirme ghimpate.
I'm caz unic este relatat cind un
canton blindat a fost inconjuret
de trupele regulate, legionarii n All
volt ca sal predea pima cind trei
dintre cei~din cannon au fost ONO
rfti 81 dol raniti.
Rezistenta intimpinata de trupe-
le generalului Caviglia in aparen.
ta este 0 surprindere pentru 'el, 81
capturarea orasului Fiume fost
considerable de multi intirziata de-
lefionarii poetului.
vENETIA, q Dec. - Stiri Cd
Gabrielle D'Annunzio, a fost ONO
rit cfnd fncercat ca Sc 7mpedice
4. incaierare intre legionarii lui q
trupele regulate, s'a raspindit Gu
iuteala 4ulgerului in Venetia..
Iniediat drapelul din plata St
MArtin q fost pus in pozitia de do
lin 81 pc casele private, pretutin
doni arborau drapele indoilate.
Rapoartele .primite mai t1rxir
aici spun ca D'Annunxio . fos
numai ranit si se aflI in spital. 4
Un rapport primit spune Cd cr
toate cx D'Annunzio este ranit
luptele continue Gu fnversunare
Legionarii fncearc8 sa fmpedic'
trupele regulate, compuse aproap
in intregime nunai din carabinerl
de intra "A oras.
Sc spunc c1 vaporul de rasbo
Andrea Doria > participat in ope
rattle contra ce1or din Fiume, .
runcind GranAte care au omori
citeva persoane. Una 'dintre acest
granate . caxut pc torpilornl Fl
pero, ceaxind IN foe Pc acest va
ROMA, 27 Dec, IN comunics
ofieisl sptthe X a iiua Craciunr
All tFapals regulste ~ primit q
" = snilpl|k Z! y pozitiiie ia ~
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-12-28

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