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South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
FEBRUARY 9. 1920.
A BIGGER AND STRONGER RACE.

Every now and then some medical man arises 10
bewaiI the alarming degeneracy of the human race
frequently his conclusion is drawn from the results
of a physical examination Of school children
large percentage are found to be defective in this
that particular. None is absolutely normal.
Or he points to modern unhygenic habits OF over
eating and under exercising. He says that trolley
cars and automobiles have done away with walking
In "the good old days most boys had chores to do
about the home calling their muscles into play. Also
fewer girls were engaged in Office work and other
sedentary occupations.
The pessimist points to the vigorous open air life
of the pioneer Of the plains the eat-grandfather
Of the present generation. and says it is wonder
If we have degenerated physically if not mentally
We have always felt that there is something wrong
with his theories and know what it is: They
aren't true.
DR.. Dudley Sargent OF Harvard has as good claims
as anyone TO rank as an authority on the subject
he has been professor OF physical training
nearly so years, and ne says American girls have
gained an inch height and 10 pounds in weight since
1898, when ne compiled statistics for scientific
purposes. The average gain of young men students
at American colleges in that period has been two
inches in height and nine pounds in weight
We prefer to accept this cheerful statement. Re
ardless Of the nigh standing Of it's author the
proof he presents. it is logical than the others
In the last quarter of a century there has been a
greater popular participation in athletic sports of
all kinds than ever before. especially by girls and
In the same time medical science has made
wonderful progress in the conquest diseases that
sapped vitality. The experts" who allege any gem
eraI deterioration the human physique are argu-
ing from limited knowledge. Nor need depend
upon statistics for their refutatiOn All have TO
do IS to look around
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
MONEY INTO The FIRE.

not many persons would consider setting apart
day each year upon which to count 10 crisp
one-dollar bills off the tsniy's roll and throw them
into the fireplace Yet. IN effect that is what the
average family does
The FIRE loss Of the United States in 1918
more than three dollars per capita nine-tenths of
II preventabIe Tho case is. in fact oven worse.
Every minute Of every day. the whole through.
Uncle Sam is burning up dve-hundred dollar note
most Of n unnecessarily.
But the outstanding fact and what ought 70 b
called emphatic attention, that it is the
sumner who pays. II is customary 10 ask first after
news Of a confederation II there Is insurance II
the insurance company pays.
But II is property owners and business who
pay the premiums. and the price Of premiums must
necessity added the price of the goods they
sell or the service they render.
The consumer pays not in the end. but L. the
beginning
Fewer fires. lower fire losses. lower insurance
rates prices the certain circle in the power
OF American citizens effect
Every who is careful to avoid FIRE keeps
dollars in his pocket
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

demands and al the time would encourage
roforestation instead OF depletion.
II the United states allows its forests to be
permanently destroyed It viii face bitter reckon
ing And neither public nor government can plead
ignorance d the dangers of present practice.
There is an increasing demand for intelligent for
est conservation and reproduction OF timber lands
as well as for more efficient present
resources The main thing is unified and construc-
tive policy and The national survey be
necessary preliminary that
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
More Truth
Than Poetry
WIZ BILL MAS So GOOD.
By James J. Montague

WHY BILL WAS SO GOOD.
When Shakespeare slimbed into his
rusty pajamas
Extracted plot from some musty
romance.
And scrubbed off one of those
swashbuckler dramas
That sold out the globe seven
weeks in advance.
He didn't set back in serene salts
faction
And think about buying a limous-
Inc car.
The money he got for leading at
traction
Was not what these latter day
royalties are.
Though William was England's
most popular writer.
Ten weeks was the life of the
average run.
The box office statements got lighter
and lighter
And inside of three months they
were over and done.
ana WnaL WIN the coin ne lost on
the races
And cab fare and sherry YOU
know how II goes;
The playwright soon found himself
right down 10 cases
And had 10 get busy and write
some new shows.
BY writing EN- often he got lots Of
practice:
1t always was easy 10 borrow a
plot
And though you would believe it, the
fact is
The faster he wrote EN- the bet
ter they got
BY steady endeavor and stern ap-
DliCation
His output was soon six or seven
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
AN ONION HOARD.

Here Is tale to weep at, told in the san Fran
cisco Chronicle. \ hoard OF onions has been dis
covered rerosing in cold storage warehouse. its
purpose apparently to afford profits spectators
rather than furnish food to the onion-consuming
public. According to the United states attorney
who found this hidden treasure there are about >.
500 sacks. OF about 27Os14 pounds of onions They
were placed in the warehouse last September and
The receipt for them has changed hands several
times.
The onions were purchased I'm the days when that
commodity sold for about S215 sack or about
two pound. Today the wholesale price varies
from $3.50 to s5.25 for a hundred pound sack and
retailers getting % cents for three pounds.
This single hoard OF onions is the whole cause
OF the heh cost OF living. Neither rroof OF the
existence OF great many similar boards onions
and other foodstuffs The public probably suspects
tho existence of far such boards than ever
existed. II may have been contributing cause Of
the high price of onions. At any rate. the United
States attorney has the district for au
thority 70 seize the lot
The moral OF the tale is simply that when such
iarsescale boarding for speculative purposes is dis
covered. there is generally prompt official action
punish the offender and remedy the mischief II the
public will attend 70 ts part in reducing the cost
OF livins-buyinG wisely and thrifty and eliminat-
ing extravaganza. officials will probably do theirs
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
A NATIONAL FOREST SURVEY.

The head Of the New York state college Of forcs-
try II urging forest survey which viii cover the
whole country and which will make possible the
development OF national forest policy TO supple
ment the many unrelated rolcies OF various sec
tons.
HIS first reason for such survey is its efficacy
IN helping TO meet the present paper shortage
problem. lie is convinced that there are idle forest
lands IN the eastern part country which could
produce far more wood pulp than is now realized.
At present because Of tho difficulty Of procuring
the needed wood from tho far west and because
Of ignorance OF local resources eastern states are
talking Of using hard wood for paper pulp
There is great waste not alone in idle forest lands
but also present wasteful methods Of cutting
which cleans out the new growth along with the
old. leaving absolutely treeless where there
should be thriving young forests> The proposed
survey would indicate forest regions be thinned
out only insuriug conservation of the future
growth il would aid IN meouue present wood pulp
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
Other Editors Than Ours
\ MODERN NERO.
(Goshen Democracy

While the country suffers in a hundred ways the
republican congress hddles Nero did while Rome
burned. The people back home beginning to ask
questions concerning promised legislation. They
fixing the blame just where il belongs in spite OF
efforts TO fool them
Observant exacting voters are asking what has
become Of the following propositions:
The bills 10 provide lapds for the soldiers who
fought in the world and kindred measures.
The conservation" bills that have long been
without accommodating the water power and. oil
leasing measures. Prest Wilson has made special
effort TO have congress act the water power bill.
he recommended special committee TO handle IL.
The senate nnally has succeeded in passing it, but
go to conference committee of the
two houses.
The bills protect industries that sprung up dur
ing the and need protection from foreign
competition. The president has urged proper meas
for this important line OF American endeavor.
Dyestuffs included in this category
The presidents recomme ndations for the reduc-
ton OF certain war taxes and the readjustment OF
others.
Legislation to permit the reorganization OF the
army.
These and scores OF other propositions necessary
the welfare of the Deonls rnsieid sonlewher
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
THE BOOZE Joke.

What" asks reader, has become of the lean
year joker"
We don't know. We have searched the funny
columns up and down but all in vain. The leap
year joke appears to have been drowned in delugo
OF booze humor. It's easy make booze joke.
All YOU have to do is draw picture OF hundred
thirsty citizens raiding a physicians Office write
joke of this variety:
They say ne married heiress"
Yes they say she has a barrel" -
What A barrel OF money!" Nss
NO, whisky
Al which all the rum hounds howl for JOY. and
the brewery ring puts you the payroll of propa-
ganda manufacturers.
And yet there so-called funny papers and
papers with funny columns that actually pay good
money for brilliant illusions of this The leap
year joke pretty bad. but it a gem OF wit
beside these modern Omarisms For goodness sake,
let's get back old friends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

Service doubtless rs the prominent
idea IN the mind of one IUinoi.
newspaper editor. to Judge L, .
clipping that tells a story of which
the main point may or may not be
true. one must judge Tor oneself. al
this distance. Anyway. in writing his
piece the editor did not forget his
local advertisers Here's the clip
ping:
Billy Dingbats, 10 years two
months one day and Il ticks old
Wilson time,D son Oh old Hiram
Dingbats, the weII-Kuown and
popular junk man. had his hide
fatally punctured yesterday
while playing in front of
Hawkins large and up-to-date
lumber yard by 22-caliber re-
vclver just bought Of AL Nc
Gain, the good-looking and ac-
commodating clerk in Charley
Auer's complete hardware store.
The bullet, entering his left
side, made a bad powder burn
In new suit recently purchased
at Reinheimer's big sale now i'm
progress (sec ad ELSEWHERE IN
this issue)
The lad was attempting to
open an 11-cent box of Mike
Poulos' delicious crackerjack
with the barrel OF the gun when
the sad accident happened. As
Billy fell TO the ground he al
most busted an expensive. never
squirt fountain pen. sold only by
Engle, it being saved only by a
triple composition rubber case
furnished each purchaser with
out extra charge
The funeral was held in the
conmodious undertaking parlors
of our well-known and flowing
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
The Tower of Babel
BY BILL ARMSTRONG;

Prohibition agents are certainly
the busy little bees. Il is said they
sometimes feel that the whole en-
tire United states is in a big con-
spiracy 10 START things they must in
vestigate post haste one Of the
latest in the shape OF unique viola
tons OF the 18th amendment. was
the following personal ad which ran
IN the classified columns Of "a New
York paper the other day
PERSONAL-Fine looking maiden
lady with bottle of vcrmouth. Il,
anxious 10 meet agreeable gentle
man with bottle OF gin. Object.
cocktails. Box ELS.
This IS szrcly a case i'm which the
guest get their instructions TO b. Y.
9. L.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
Fat That Shows
Soon Disappears

Prominent fat that comes and stays
where Il is not needed is a burden upon
pleasure. You can take on the fat where
10 shows by taking after each meal and
at bedtime, one Marmola Prescription
Tablet These little tablets are as ef-
fective and harmless as The famous pre-
scrIptiOn from which they take their
name Buy and try a case today Your
druggist sells them at ST. or if YOU
prefer you may write direct 10 the Mar
mola Company. SA Woodward Ave. De
troit, Mich. You can thus say good
bye to dieting, exercise aud fat
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
PAPER CONSERVATION.

The publishers of the country are Loyalty doing
their bit TO relieve the shortage in print paper In
December they used 1866 less than in Novem-
Der. Production in the same period increased 81
746 tons 1t is example OF united efforts that
alone save many Of the smaller newspapers
from disaster.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

The ultimate truth about Russian bolshevism
seems to be that it's neither socialism soviet
ism, but Leninism, which is 10 say a system of FER
sonal tyranny created by brilliant, ambitious and
INSCRIPTIONS opportunist.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

The drawback trying Wilhelm that it
attracts altogether 600 much attention a dis
agreeable subject
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

Seven and a half minute. 5 min
ute, or two hour street car service
will never be much account so long
as the motorman- conductors, busy
in conversation or studying the sky
line, continue TO run past prOspec-
tive passengers all over town.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

hair Sipc. and the service was IN
charge Of that eloquent and
tcar-producing pulpit FOUNDER
and sob artist. Rev. I. VI. Mourn
fuI. It was a very sad affair
and many handkerchiefs were
in evidence. am ong which were
several Of those beautiful lace
edged ores which Sully is now
selling at S1.3S. The remains
we're laid TO rest in one or Gog
gins imperishabl concrete
vaults in the beautiful planting
ground Just north of John Halls
alfalfa patch. which. by the way.
Is one OF the finest pieces of al
fllfa ever grown or the chin of
any human bcir g.'
IL may seem pretty foolish for
nan 60 GO all the way 10 Havana 1
.et drink. but we believe we hay
encountered one worse than that
raveling all the way 10 st. Peter,
burg. Fla. TO take part in a nation.
horse shoe pitching contest.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

a year,
And when he had mastered his lofty
vocation
Success and prosperity crowned
mis- career.
Today when on Broadway drama
is landed,
In vain for mother. producers he
seech
For every pay day the author =
handed
A check that would keep him
year at Palm Beach.
No author writes more than one
hit in season,
The coin that produces is more
than enough
To last till next year-which is
doubtless the reason
That Shakespeare put out quite a
bit better stuff
\ Better Man
Napoleon busted i'm Egypt. but
when Clemenceau gets there the
Khedive had better look out.
Ask Sir Oliver.
There must be love making in the
next world. We often hear of ardent
spirits.
No LIMIT.
There is lots of room at the top.
especially for prices.
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
LoCAD BRIEFS.

II Abe Sworths, the well known
tight promoter, ever needs pair TO
complete one Of his boxing matches
at the oliver opera house. we sug-
gest it wouldn't be a bad plan for
him TO schedule a battle between an
export checker not within The News
Times organization, and just an or
binary Tribune inside checker.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10

The Spikers have we'd, SO now we
settle down 10 a rest of four or five
hours until a new murder mystery
is brought 10 light.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
No LIMIT.

There is lots of room at the top,
for prices
Copyright, 1920
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1920-02-10
PA PERKINS


Heaven won Z
be a success,
that's sure, unless
they have good
street car service.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
INDUSTRIAL EORESTIERA DIN
PENNSYLVANIA.

Sub aceasta denumire s a trans
formal in Societate dupa legilc
om1nesti vechea Societatt Anonl-
ma Transilvaneana pentru conner
ciul de lemne, transferindu-si Sc
diul la Bucuresti.
ConsiliuN de administratie nou
ales s'a intrunit ieri 81 s'a con-
stituit in modul urmator: 'Prese-
dinte dlnul DR.. Teodor Mihalyi.
vicc-presedinte al Senatului. Vice
Presedinti domnii: n. d. Ghika,
deputat 81 fost ministru 81 n. G.
Cantacuzino. mare proprietar; AZ
Observation-Disclosures domnii: \.
n. Murgaseanu. deputat 81 loan
g.. Stelian. directorul general al
BSncii Natiunei: Membrii domnii
General c. Iancovescu. fOst minis
tru de razboiu. G. G. Cantacuzlno,
fo,t ministru de industrie, II. b.
klaesi, mare comerciant, DR.. n.
Bardescu, fost Vice-Presedinte al
Senatului, DIR. Arthur Polony. de-
putat, directorul Tniunei Indus
triasilor din Ardeal, DR.. r. Cell,
mare industrias, Ernest Patriche,
mare proprietar, Herman Theiler,
exploatator de paduri 81 Bapca
Natiunei: Censori domnii: DIR. Ian
Gu Metianu. senator, Mircea Can
cicov, deputat NJ. Seteanu, direc-
tor general in ministerul de finan
te. inginer Gear Mereuta. diree-
tor al G. r. r. 81 Otto Zentlar.
procurist al Bancci Marmorosch
Blank & Co.
Consiliul numit directions pc
domnii Inginer Oscar ,Steinhardt
i inginer inspector silvic G. Cra-
iunescu.
in schimbul vechiului capital
in coyoane, socictatea Industrial
,Forestriera din Transilvania a.
mite actiuni pentru 12,00O.0OO lei
Itdouasprezece milioane lei) fieca-
re actiune avind valoare nomi-
nala de lei 200 (doua suite lei)
plus O taxa de dAnisiune de lei y
de fiecare actiune.
Subscrierile pcntru disponibi-
lll rezervat publicului Sc vor face
a Banca Natiunei.
(,,Izbinda"). 4
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20

John DrosoS, din Columbus Il
foSt deSpartit de ncvasta lui. pc
care curtea Gu jurati compusa din
cmei. a aflat-o vinovata, dupa &c
a dcclarat ca impinsa de 20 i'll
birc mai malta plecat gu IN
alt barbat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
INF0RNA[|UN|

Patru vapoare in primejdie in
mijlocul oceanului. New York
= Patru vapoare1 erau All noapte
in mare primejdie, in largul ocea-
nului Atlantic.
Trafsportul pentru armata ..Po-
whatan", care Sc afIa la 800 mile
!, de la portul New York a dat 0
radiograma All noapte ca eel 800
pasageri vor fl transferati pc va
porul liniei White Star Cedric"
imediat ce timpul va permite. Al
ts sapte vapoare alearga in aju-
torul lui
al doilca vapor Yarmouth
care a success sd informeze pc eel
din portul Boston prin telegrafia
tara fir ca e amenintat Sc scu-
funda la ,,douazeci 81 patru de.
mile spre nord-ost Gle la Farll
No. 3D.
,,Rezervorul Gu ballast dinain
tea vaporului s'a spart 81 apa
curge IN camera Gu masini,'' spu-
ne mesagiul. 0 ceata foarte groa-
Sd lnvaluie marca.
Al treilea vapor e ,.Curlew" Cd
Re a TRIMS radiograma cerind
ajutor 81 raportind ca Sc afla la
250 mile spre sud-ost de la Bos-
ton. Vaporill Sea Birds' Sc afla
in apropiere.
AL patrulea vaporul ..Auo-
que', care lovit in stincele din
aprqpierea farului Caryrsfort. ne
coasta de la Florida.
Nsgociatiils Gu .tratatul incepu-.l
te. Washington. 80 lasli
din senat s'au preg6tit All a rein |
cepe negotiable in cpntroversa a. |
supra tratatului cn scopul de a.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
DIN F(DCA C0NDE|U[Ul.

WV UVVn VVlvUAlV1Vls
John Drosos, din Columbus IA
foSt deSpartit de ncvasta lui. pc
care curtca Gu 5urati compuSa din
cmci. a aflat-o vinovata, dupa ce
a dcclarat ca impinsa de 20 i'll
,birc mai malta a plecat gu un
lalt barbat
! Cucoana INFLUENZA nu Sc lasa
Din Chicago Sc anunta cd in timp
de - ore Eau ivit 800 de casuri
noui dintre earl patru morta!e.
- Acum lln an doctorii recOman-
tlau citc-o gura de cogneac ca pre-
Ncntiv 81 restorativ. Annl ace>ta
G, recomanda
Robert Dalton. din lIasting.
Ncbr.. "a plins judeeatorului "a
ncvasta-sa la rapit libertatea per
sonala 81 il tortureaza, 81 casul
q ajuns inaintea lcgei.
Pc data ce am ispravit Gu GINA.
Inevasta ma la 81 ma duce lntr o
Icamcra intunecoaSa. undp ma IN
chide 81 nu-mi da vote sa cs pima
a doua ri dimineata. end terbuc
sd ma apuc de lucru.' expllca
Dalton casul inaintea judecatoru-
lui care voea sd fie lamurlt.
..Onorate iudecator, Daca MI
fac asa. toata noaptea umbla ho'-
mar 81 nu vihe acasa de cit spre
ziua. De multe orr IN am pome-
nit dupa mezul noptei slngura IN
casa. Am intrebuintat toate me-
toadele ca sal pot desbara de
hoinarit. dar n a fost chip. MILD
cul asta. Ia care ann aJuns. du3a
CO toate cele lalte au dat gres. S a
dovedit. a fl practf. Vedeti. die
indicator. ca @ un mijloc de CO.
rectie 81 nu de tortura. cum zee
el. Daca nu ma credeti va pot DO
vedi GU martori am o suta." Use
dina HELEN r. Dalton 81 depuse
O lista lunga inaintea judecatoru-
lui.
/ &c al dc raSpunS la &c zicc
aoamna ?" 1ntreba judecatorul pc
Dalton. dupa CO arunca o prlvlfe
re lista lunga a martorilor.
/ Mimic. rcSpunSe Dalton. scar
pinimdu-se dupa ceafa.
..Afacerea reSoNata. Ducetl-ya
| casa" zisc judecatorul, inm1nlnd
ista d-nei Douglas. care lua zlm
bind. 81 intorc1ndu-se catre barba-
/ elul eli ii zise:
Hal. Robert. ca vacile sunt ne
mnlse."
Presa englesa 81 parte din cea
americana facuta foe ca II a fost
ales .,Tigrul" la presedentia RI
publicei Frnacese. = Las;i cal bl-
no Stin Sfintuletul 90 face Mil
asa tata Imbrioanes Fie ca iai fur
til fesul lui Climanso cu Declara-
tia lui. Gum zice la carte: Ale "a
10 dintr ale tale. 81. sa 10 trimltl.
ca Doamne! multi ar & Dufut face
daca IL ar Fl dat coatele Gu aa-
glesu. ST spune din partea
nnastra compliments 81 domnulul
Cuza.
/
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
..Omul miraculCs' bolnav.

New Carlisle. Ind. - In acest .
ras traieste un ON care face mi
nuni. Ell a anuntat ca numai pu
mind miinile hui magice pc un
bolnav acela se'face sanatos, insa
pc cum Sc vede omul miraculos n,l
Sc poate vindeca pc le insusi.
Numele lui este Harry Mays. Z
bolnav de aprindere de plamini, 81
All seara conditiile lui erau cbn-
siderate ca foarte serioase.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20
Studiarea masinelor de sburat

atorii americani fac .studiuri teh-
nice asupra~diferitelor masini de
sburat germane care au fost pre-
date Statelor Unite sprin armisti-
tiul incheiat. studiarea Sc face Ell
scopul de afla uncle inventii pc
care sd lie adopte pentru aeropla-
nelc americana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20

artista 81 locuitoare a faimoasai
colonii artistice Cheslea.
Dina Buxton fost lovita ieri
in cap. a fost fngropata in gra.
mazda de lncruri in pivnita casci
lei, Jar cladirei is a dat foe.
I'm politist a descoperit focul
81 a aflat pc dina Buxton inca IN
iviata, 1nsa rau arsa. Ea a murit
lfara a-si mai vcni i'm fire. Gel mai
buni detectivi londonczi invcsti-
geaza crima.
Atitudinea Americei fata de
Russia. = Washington. Prese-
dmtele Wilson posibil va fl ru-
gat ca sa decida politica pc care. @
wa urma Statcle Unite fata de Ru-
lsia. Politica .ruseasca a devenit a.
tit de fncilcita. incit actiuni inc
Idiatc trchuleSc luate dc aceaSta
tara
Situatia sta astfel: America m,
! a primit nici stire oficiala dcs.
pre- ridicarea blocadei. Pima END
!nu So vor lua masuri de catrd
iadministratia Statelor Unite IN
idustriasii amcricani nu-si pot vim
! de lucrurile cocperativelor ru-
}Scsti.
i'm acest timp Martens. ..am-
j basadorul" Ibolsevic contracteaZa
leu firmele americana ca sd trimi-
Ia lucruri de manufacture in Ra-
sia. insa oficialii. spun ca acestea
mn pot, fl triniise.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-20

junge la vre-un compromis. Sena-
torul Owen, democrat, a dat All
un comumicat referitor la progrc-
sui negociatiunilor. El dcclarat
ca patruzeci dc democrati vor su.
porta ,,rezervatii resonabile's, 81
d prezis ca prescdintele Wilson
va acccpta rczervarile adoptasc
de doua trcimi ale senatului lie va
aproba.