davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The central record., 1920-02-12

soldier, who worked on a farm In the
neighborhood. and who had been seen
walking down the road By another
negro. who a few moments later also
had passed the little girl walking to
school
Loekett was taken TO Eddyvills
prison where he viii be eleetroeuted
on March 18th. Lexington 10 still
under marshal Law.
The central record., 1920-02-12

Bring your Country Produce to US
aud receive the highest market price.
Garrard and Lincoln Produce Co
The central record., 1920-02-12

LosT:-Monday. February End.
on kirksyille and Hiattsville pike. be-
tween those places. a gold hunting
case waltham watch. Name and
fratsrnity seal ON dial Liberal re-
ward. Owen 3. Hendren.
.2-i2-2t-pd.
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Among fodder shocks they found
the girls body. the head crushed.
The news spread and soon a posse
Of citizens, Deputy sherifs and po-
lice. with Captain Mulliken and
bloodhounds. were securing the eoun-
try for the murderer. Suspicion
was directed at Loekett. a former
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

A birthday party was given to John
Dunlap Christine on his fifth birthday
at his home, 119 east Wild wood ave-
nue., on Wednesday, July 81, 1920.
Among those present were Mare aret
Wilson, Eleanor Wilson, Billy Wilson
and Frank Leslie King Logue. Jack
and his playmates had a good time.
Emily Du arrived late, having
a previous engagement.
Northeast Transportation Co. We
are going to Philadelphia on Sunday.
What have you TO go to be moved. adv
A sale for the benefit of the Anglesea
Baptist church will be held tomorrow,
Saturday, July oath, at the home of
Mrs. DOTS, 229 east Second avenue.
Cakes, pies, ice cream and home made
delicacies will be sold.
A load or part of a load wanted for
Philadelphia on Sunday. Reasonable
rates. Northeast Transportation Co.,
1I9 E. Wild wood ave.-adv.
The ladies in charge Of the South
Jersey Fresh Air Home for Poor
Children Oh Tuesday received through
the mail an envelope postmarked Wild
wood, with five dollars enclosed. There
was no letter, and as the donor or
donors therefore cannot be thanked
personally for this contribution, they
wish to express through the JOURNAL
their appreciation of the gift.
On Monday. July 10Th, 1920, twenty
pupils of the Holmes, Jr., high school,
55th and Chestnut streets, West Phila-
delphia, were entertained by Miss Agnes
Kennedy, of the Wisteria, and Miss
Welcome Shilling, of 2405 New York
avenue, at the formers cottage. The
"crowd" vas chaperoued by A. Ray
Geifp. A pleasant day was spent and
all returned home fatigued. Mr.. Geifp
and Miss Kennedy are teachers at the
Holmes school. Miss Shilling is a
graduate of the June class.
District D-puty Grand Patriarch
Frank Z. B. Speace and installing
staff came to Wild wood from Cape
May last Thursday night and installed
the folio wing officers of Seashell En-
campment, No. ", 1. 0. o. F.: Chief
Patriarch, A. NJ. Ely; High Priest, l..
A. Kraus; Senior Warden, Martin
Newkirk; Junior Warden. Ed. Fox.
Continued on page four
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

"Our courts also have held that the
powers-administrative executive and
j~udicial-are to be exercised by the
Commissioner of such department and
not by the board itself as a body. There
being nothing in the law which re-
quIres appointments IN one department
10 be confirmed by at least a two-thirds
vote Of the Commissioners in the Other
departments, any such attempted abuse
of power would be contrary to law, and
the resolution would (if passed by q
vote of two members) be illegal and
void. Therefore, the majority mem
bers of the board had no power to pass
the resolution in question unless its in
PRODUCTION and adoption is consented to
by the Mayor, as Director of Public At
fairs and Public Safety"
AS soon as Solicitor Hand had fin
ished the reading Of his exhaustive
opinion, Commissioner Smith moved
that it "be accepted and spread upon
the minutes" Commissioner Bright
seconded this motion and 1t passed at
once by unanimous vote.
David McKibbin, owner of the Ell
mira Hotel, on east S challenger avenue,
near boardwalk, and William R. ellis,
an electrician, appeared before the
commissioners to protest against the
refusal of Warren Kalbach, the city
electrical inspector, to approve some
work done by MI. ellis recently at the
Elmira. The inspector refused to grant
a permit to Mr.. McKibbin on the
ground that all OF the wiring in the
Glmira did not comply with the speci-
fications of the latest underwriters
code relative to insulation. Mr.. Kali
bach was sent for to explain the situa-
ton. He refused to Iecede from the
position he had taken in the matter.
What the outcome of the contention
will be remains to be seen. Mr. ellis
declared his intention of carrying his
protests further.
E. T. Nye, superintendent of the cleo
trio company, was present and was
formally introduced by the street COM
missioner to Mrs. Eva r. Wardell, who
has been clsmoring so long for an arc
light to be placed on east Bennett
Mr.. Nye assured Mrs. Wsrdell
that the light would be in position very
soon now. The street commissions
expressed his feeling of relief in thus
cleverly shifting the responsibility for
the establishment Of this additional
street light. AS to the matter of having
overgrown lots in her vicinity cleared
she was told that the accomplishment
of this lies entirely in the hands of the
Health Officer, who has written to the
owners of the lots in question. asking
them to have the Objectionable over
growths removed.
1t was Close to three O'Clock wheI
the meeting adjourned.
Rev. Howard E. Snyder, who wa
pastor of the Wildwood Lutheran
church twelve years ago, was a visito
here this week with his wife and fou
CIR Is. He Is now pastor Of the Chris
| Lutheran church, Chestnut Hill. Pa
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

Millinery Business For Sale
AS | am compelled to leave Wild
wood, l will sell my millinery business
in the Journal Building at a very low
figure. Great bargains In hats.
Miss JENNIE PROUD.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23
Real Estate For Sale
Apartments

including two stores leased to local Gas
Company. Lot 60x80, N. W. corner At
lantic and Wildwood AYES. All modern
conveniences, including hot water heat,
hot and cold water, gas ranges, gas and
electric fixtures, etc.
All apartments rented andstores leased.
A high-class income investment. Pres
ent income $1,000 per annum. Price
$4,000. Terms to suit.
This property has an unequalled
future before it and can easily be made
to yield a larger income.
Investment Co., of Wildwood, N. J.,
Inc, Room 512, 800 Fifth Ave, New
York, or your W broker.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

Rev. Howard E. Snyder, who was
pastor of the Wildwood Lutheran
church twelve years ago, was a visitor
here this week with his wife and four
CIR Is. He is now pastor Of the Christ
Lutheran church, Chestnut Hill, Pa.
Five Mile Beach weekly journal., 1920-07-23

Continued on page four
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07
Exchange Meeting.

The annual stockholders meet
ing of the Green Mountain Farm mers
Exchange, Inc was held the Town
Hall Monday, Oct. 4th, and the
report of the secretary was read
and accepted. Treasurers report
shows money was expended for
past year to be $so,764 60. The
directors for the ensuing year are:
w. J. Aldrich, A. II. Douglass, G.
T. Foster, G. c. Thomson, 7. II.
Coleman, E. B. Penny, 3. N. Bat
cheider, James Scott and 8. T.
Crowning shield. Auditor. F. L.
Brown Immediately following the
meeting the directors met and the
follossug officers were duly elected
Tor the ensuing year: President,
81. e. FELTON,; Vice Pres, A. H.
Douglass; Clerk and Treasurer, e.
A. Melendy; Manager, George M.
Tuttle. 4 dividend Of 81 on paid
In stock payable Dec. was voted.
The Exchange will handle P. G
Dawley's brand of phosphate.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07
Jamaica

Mrs. Flora Rzuson Of Brattle-
boro haa been visiting friend here.
John Ellis, q former resident, haa
been in town calling on old friends
and Is improving the family lot in
the cemetery.
Jay King lately lost q valuable
young horse. !.
Mrs. John Wright who spent two
months In Pitssiord for her health
has returned much improved.
]. r. Wolcott has returned 10 n.
Y. City to teach ia boys school.
Mr. and Mrs George Upson have
returned to West6sld, Mass. after =
vacation Of three weeks.
The missionary meeting was held
at church hall Wednesday with q
good attendance and picnic lunch.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07
PUBLISHED THURSDAYS
PRICE,: $3.50 PER YEAR
To Everbody Everywhere
IN ADVANCE
IN ADVANCE
n. &. MUNDELL,
Editor and Publisher.

a. Entered at the Post at So. Lon.
6sndzr7 as second class matter.
II you have anything to sell or wish to buy
anything here Is chance to make your wants
WGaely known at a trifing cost.
NJ Cards OF thanks, not being news,
muaf be paid for.
~Marriages, births and deaths, being
mems will be published free.
B-Obituny, anniversary, wedding and
siEailax poems will not be printed unless
paid for and so marked.
TRo display advertisements aosA De
CT for tbss paper unless recetued not later
khGn Wednesday forenoon. 30
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Bemis spent
the week end at e. e. Bemis',
Mrs. Emma Franklin OF Windsor
II at her brothers,, Ralph Daggett.
Mrs Lottie Bassett is in Battle
boro this week.
Frank Alien and family of LIS
bon, n. II. have moved into the
house occupied as All Office belong
Ing to the Jamaica Lumber Co.
Miss Helen Brown and friend
came vita them.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07

The cider mills of Vermont art
not generally working because the
owners are not willing to put up a
$4,000 bond, but New Hampshire
farmers who live near the Mas
sachusetts line will find the owners S
of cider mill in Massachusetts,,
where $4,000 bond is not required
glad to crnsh their apples for them.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07

Julius Westine is having bis
house newly painted.
The new blacksmith shop is
progressing very finely. h.
I. Things brought a good price at
the Darling Auction Saturday and
a good crowd was in atteedance.
Mr. and Mrs. WI Hunt have
returned from their Burlington auto
trip :. -.
Work is progressing very salts
factorily on the Farmers Exchange
building.
Correspondents are requested to
send in their favors as early as pos
sible next week.
Seems that our correspondents
must be taking in the fairs of late,
as news has been coming in
slow of late. Well, the fairs are
over now, and let's have rousiug
newsy Sitter next week.
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07

Mr.. and Mrs. L. 7. Landman,
who were in Brattleboro the first OF
the week, have returned home.
Born In South Londonderry
Oct. 2, child to Mr.. and Mrs. w.
G. Severance.
Mrs. D. J. Hart of Marlboro. N.
H., who has been visiting her
cousin, w. L. Hunt, returned home
Wednesday.
People are rejoicing over the
appearance of electric light once
agian and hope the good work may
continue without interruption.
DR.. B. F. Millington and wife
are taking a short vacation. and are
visiting relatives In Pottsville, Pa,
going by auto.
Stephen Hougton, an aged vet
eran, had a severe attack of nett
ralgia the first Of the week, but is
now much now improved.
Today Chautauqua commences
and we all ought to take hold and
help a good thing along. If you
have not already got your tickets,
do so now.
Dan Millington says that he has
a lot of edgings too good to burn
up at the Livermore mill, and he
will give them to anyone who will
take them out cf the way.
c. w. Aldrich, who was operated
on for appendicitis at the Memorial
hospital last week, had a relapse
Tuesday, but patient is now i'm
proving.
The foundation for Norman
Hunts garage is now under way.
Mr., and Mrs. Joseph Nc Even
who have been spending week at
with Mr.. and Mrs. D. v. Houghton
have returned to their Medford
home.
Miss Siloway is attending q
school convention in Burlington,
being no high school from Monday
until next week. giving the schol-
lars a chance to attend the Brattle-
boro fair.
A large crowd from here took In
The Brattlsboro fair Tuesday and
W Wednesday. Although the weather
was uncertain the attendane TIES
lay was about ten thousand and
Wednesday a larger crowd was in
The Londonderry sifter. (South Londonderry, Vt.) 1883-19??, 1920-10-07
South Londonderry
Locals =

1E LIKE ENGRAVED Name Cards
~ 1Bc; 80 for 25c.; 1Oe extra for ad
dress. J. Henry MundeH, South Lon
donde1ry, vt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
'NeamuI Rom1neSC''
CenZuratt

Guvernul Rominiei, Gu prilejul
grevei generate care de altfel ma
reusit 81 toata activitatea econo-
mica isi ufmeaza cursul ei -egu-
lat, a declarat starea de asediu
81 cenzura partiala a xiarelor.
''Socialismul'' organul oficios
al partidului socialist q fost su-
primat.
Ziarele cenzurate stunt:
"NEAlfUL R0MfNESC".
"LUPTATORUL".
81 "cHE1GAREA"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

Resfoind prsn siare cu trei'eci 81
sose 81 potruzeci 81 sase pagi'1,
mute ndsbitii al ocazie Sc citesti,
carl de carl MAJ soade. Iatd de
padd decloratiasmile D-rei Alice
Robertson, aleasd ca deputat in
Congresul StatelOs Unite IN alege-
r1le din 2 Noe, in Oklahoma, CT
tate de reporter ca autentice cu-
vint cM cuvint:
"Imi place nasele Gu subiecte
de detectivi. Ele Dunt secreta me,.
intuaecat. - L.
"N'am avut nici odatd pere-
che de ciornpi de mdtase 81 nu Uoi
purta nici odatd ghete cu tocurile
inalte.
"Eu mw sdrut nici odatd fata u.
mi copl.
"Sunt de IS de am.
SIN tOatd viata mea am fost Gu
totM retrasd de 'societateo aleasd.
go sd-mi angoje. un bdrbat ca
sccretar ca Sc ti',d bilantul.
'Eu am numai trei 'eu sunt-uri.
Eu sunt crestind. Ew sunt Amerii.
cana. Eu sunt 0 Republican,.
cam fost rice presedinta Lige,
Anti-Sutrdgistc 81 INCA NJ
CRED CT FEMEEA TREBUE
Sc VOTEZE."
MAJ xice multe D-ra Robertson
viitoare deputotd IN Casa Idrii
day' scurtdn, aici. SMntem lGn,u
RITZ pc deplin, 81 dacdS vorbo, ca Sd
f'n, de acord, ne asociens 81 moi ID
ultima declaratiune, GU odaosul Cd
81 n0i NU CREDEM INCA ca
FEMEEA TREBUE Sc FIE A
LEASH IN PARLIAMENT
C1R1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
MAsUR1LE GUvERNULu1
PENTRU ASIGURAREA
CIRCULATIUNEI IRE
NURILOR.

Fata de hotarirea personalului
Gle tractiune de la c. +. r. de a
lnceta lucrul, lipsind intreaga
tara de orr ce communicable 81 a.
provizionare, guvernul a luat ur.
matOarele masuri:
Pentru asigurarea circulatiu.
nei trenurilor, care a fost intre.
rupta prin parasirea serviciului
de catre controlorii de tractiune
mecanicii 81 fochistii, compromi
tlndu-se astfel aprovizionarea
populatiunei, serviciul de trac
tune sc Va executa Gu incepe1s
Gle astazi Is c. de catre regimen
tele de cal ferate.
In acest scop Sc vor lua urma
| tOarele masuri:
l. Toti controlorii de tractiune
mecanicii 81 fochiStii din servi
ciul cailor ferate, care apartil
contingentelor mobilizabile indi
ferent de corpurile carora apar
tin, Sc vor prezenta In termel
de a ore, adica pima Marti l!
! Octombrie ora 6 d. a. eel din
Bucuresti la reg. 2 cal ferate, ca
zarma geniului (Cotroceni), la
eel din alte garnizoane la cercu
de recrutare.
:. Toti controlorii de tractiune
mecanicii 81 fochistii pima la eta
tea de 65 ami, carl sunt rechizi
tionabili ca Specialist, Sc vo
prezenta regimentului 2 cal fe
rate cazarma geniului Cotroceni
pima MART 10 c. ora 6 d. a.
3. Acct carl nu Sc vor prezent
in termenul arafat la N-rele
81 ?, vor fl ridicati Gu forta pu
blica, 81 vor raspunde in fata in
stantelor justitiei militare de nj
executarea ordonantei de fata.
4. Directiunea generala c.
r. Va dispune sa Sc faca in unir
GU reprezentantii justitiei, 0 Gel
cetare amanuntita spre Sc COZ
stata prin procese verbal, strici
ciunile eventual facute de e
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
ITALIA SEA6NEAZA PACTUL
Gu JUGOSLAVIA.

SANTA MARGARETA, Italia
II Nov. - Tratatul intre Italia
81 Jugos!avia a fost semnat All
seara la Rapallo.
Preamblul pactului spune:
''Regatele al ltaliei 81 al Sirbi-
lor, Croatilor 81 Slovenilor sunt
SINGER dornice de stabili relatii
cordiale intre aceste dOua ;ari
pentru binele lor comun. Italia
recunoaste constitutia statului
vecin ca realzarea unei dintre
scopurile ei cele mai inalte".
Diplomatic din ambele tari isi
enprimA scea mai. mn8re satisfacfis
asupra incheerei acestui pact.
ROMA, IL Nov. = Delegatii,s
italiana 81 jugoslava au ajuns ID
q complecta intalegere All dmi
neata, punindu-o in forma unn
pact, spune o depesa trimisa din
Santa Margareta de catre agen
tia semi-oficiala Stefani.
Contele Sforza, ministru de ex
terne italian, a primit o telegra
ma de la insarcinatul Gu afAceri
lie Italia din Washington, prir
care spune ca guvernal Statclol
Unite a declarat ca va Fl eel ma
fericit daca s'a ajuns la o apla
mare directa intre Italia 81 Jugc
slavia a chcstiei adriatice.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
uUvERaJUL A RESPINs ME-
lG0RIUL s0CIALlSTILoR
Rszolutia pusa pc memoriu
de dl general Averescu.

MemOriul inaintat preSedinte-
lui consiliului de ministri de ca
tre comitetul general al partidu-
lui socialist fost examinat Gu
atentie de dl general Averescu
81 in principiu respins.
lata rezolutia pusa de prese-
dintele consiliului pc acest me-
moriu:
Afirmatiunca ca actele guver-
nului au inaugural de teroare,
da masura seriozitatei acestui
memOriu.
Guvernul crede ca este de a
sa datorie sd alba toata solicitu-
dinea pentru clasa muncitoreas-
Cd. Bunele sale intentiuni nu pot
depasi insa marginile posibilita.
tel reale.
Pc masura ce situatiunea gene.
rala Sc va imbunatati, Sc wa. face
tot &C este Gu putinta Ca de acea'
sta imbunatatire sd beneficieze
cit mai mutt muncitorii.
Pentru aceasta .guvernul NJ
are nevoe sd fie Stimulat mic
!, prin solicitari intempestive mic
prin amenintari anarhice.
Pe acestea din urma nu le i;
in considerare 81 ori-ce act d
ostilitate Va atrags dup4 sin
masuri @ interesul ordinsi pu
blice impun'.
(''Universul"). }.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13

Trenul Simplon, care plccat
Duminra seara din Capitala, a
fost oprit de mecanic in statia
Ciocanesti.
Gu toate staruintele calatori-
lor, earl cereau sal intoarca eel
putin la Bucuresti 81 sd nu-i lase
in mijlocul cimpului, mecanicul
ranmas intransigent.
I'm pasager englez, obosit Sc
vede de staruintele zadarnice ale
celorlalti calatori, s'a urcat pc
masina 81 cu revolverul in NINA
la spus mecanicului cal acorda
10 minute de gindire ca sal ina
poieze la Bucuresti. Daca in accst
interval nu la o hotarlre, ii
sboara creerii.
Nici jumatate din termenul a.
cordat nu Sc scursese 81 garni-
tura Smmplonului luat drumui
catre Capitala.
('Universul'D
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proba Gu energie atitudinea gu
vernului.
NJ cylnoastem ,Siarele "Lupta"
81 'Chemarsa" hi nu ne putem
pronunta Gu prlvire la ele, dar
'Neamul Romin4 y" care de sece
ami a fest sofia o1lui mai curat in
mai inaltator patriotism 81 natio-
nalizm care ned VENT din tara,
care pc timpul celor mai viforoa-
Sc clipe din istofia neamului no.
stru a tinut trea3 81 neadormita
constiinta nationpla 81 credinta
in isbinda finala a neamului no.
stru, cenzurat, eate, dupa moi, un
atentat la isvoEul de viata 81 de
lumina a tot ce este curat, Gin
stit 81 neaos rominesc.
G. r. Pascu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
creva meCaniCi|or de Ia
c. F. R.

Mecanicii de la c. {. r. au de-
clart Duminlca, la orele 6 81 jun.
d. "a. greva.
Din acest moment nici un
tren ma mai plecat.
Mecanicii au declarat aceasta
9reva din calHa ca directiunea
G. +. nu lea aprobat cererile in
ce priveste imbunatatirea starei
lor materiale.
Eli au cerut majorarea alocA-
tiei de hrana 81 q indemnitatei
de chirie 81 cite un costum de
haine, adica majorarea salariu.
lui lor Gu cite 1OOO-11OO lei.
Grevistii au declarat de la in-
ceput ca greva lor absolut in
dependenta de greva generala
proectata de socialist 81 Sc de.
solidarizeaza de actiunea aces
tora din urma.
Autoritatile au luat imediat
maSuri.
Garlic au fost ocupate militia
reste, lar reg. de specialitati au
intrat in functiune.
De eri dimineata au inceput
sa circule cite 2 trenuri-navete
conduse de militari, in fie-care
directiune.
Gu aceste trenuri pot calatori
lnsa numai persoane oficiale, SAL
acel carl au Q autOrlzatie spe.
ciala, de la comenduirea pietii
Greva e generala in tot vechiu
regat.
A aderat la greva 81 perso
nalul de vagoane din provincie
Gel din Capitala nu s'au solida.
rizatI'cu Ell 81 desaproba greva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
ANUL XV.-No. 264,

carl au parhsit serviciul. Sc va
constata in acelas timp earl au
fost instigatorii acestei miscari
contra legii.
5. Masurile din aceasta ordo-
nanta nu sc vor aplica acelora
carl pima Marti 19 Octombrie
ora 10 dimineata Sc vor prezenta
de buna vote la serviciul lor.
6. Autoritatile politienesti vor
lua Gu ajutorul armatei masurilc
de ordine spre Sc evita ori-ce
act de agresiune din partea ce-
lor carl au parasit lucrul 81 vor
persista in aceasta atitudine.
Ordonanta semnata de dI
general Averescu, presedinteie
consiliului de ministri 81 general
Rascanu. ministrul de razboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
C0AdERTUL Gu AURUL DIN
MRgELE TRANSuVANHI.

In ches ilnta comertului Gu
aurul provenit din minele noa-
sire din Transilvania, ministerul
de finante a suspendat orr ce
tratative Gu Banca Nationala.
Motivul juridic al accs,ei 81.
tuatiumi este faptul ca privilejul
Bancei Rationale privitor la con-
solidarea stocului eli metallic 4
existat numai i'll trupul vechiu-
lui regat. Realizarea Unirei a
pus noui probleme in fata rapor.
turilor dintre Banca Nationals
81 Stat.
Guvernul va incepe in curind,
tratative la Londra pentru mu.
tarea pc plata financlara engleza
cumpararei aurtflui rom1nesc.
Pc plata Londrei sc ofera un
pref foarte mare pentru aurhl
provenit din muntii nostri dir
Ardeal.
E probabil ca o comisiune 81
fie instituita pentru tratarea a
cestei chestnut Ia Londra.
Tot aurul recoltat in minel,
din tara noastra va fl concen
| trat la ministerul de finante.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-11-13
LpxRAREA LUZ WRANGEL
PATRUNsA DE RoSu.

LONDRA, IL Nov. = Fortele
soviete ruseSti au patruns prin
prima linie de aparare genera
lului Wrangel la Yusumsk, in
Crimea, capturInd doua regimen
te de cavalerie de sub comanda
generalului Barbovitch, zice un
comunicat Official care relateaza
operatiunile de razboiu care s'a
primit astazi aici din Moscoya
prin telegrafie fara sirma.
Comunicatul admite- ca in re-
guinea Mozyr, sud de Bobruisk,
fortele soviete s'au retras sub
presume.