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MALE HELP WANTED

SHOVEL CoAL-Non.union mine.
West Virginia. Good WAgesl
houses, boarding inexpensive. BOX
1151, Harrisburg. Pa. 10.5.6t904S
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HOUSES AND LOTS

mYoU WAIT 70 buy or SCI prop
erty see Geo. H. Brobst, Protes'
sional Bldg, 9-1.26t.Sl6l
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WANTBD-TO rent two or three
unfurnished rooms near Penn.
sylyania avenue, Two in family.
Address box 90S1 The West Viz.
gilman. 10.4.6t.9Q3l
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OOAI, AND TIMBER

COAL LANDS FOR sALll-I20O
acres Sewickley coal; good lcca-
ton: fronting directly along B. &
0. railroad where switch is laid
within $50 feet of the coal. A bar.
gain. Address Goal Land" Box
9O43. The West VirgInian, Fair.
mont. 10.5.Gt.9043
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WANTED-F0ur Of Five Room
house. Write I'll Penn. Ave.
1n.2.Et-0020
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WANTED-GOod residence pFopct.
ty on South Side. VIII not con.
slider anything further out than
Fifth st. State price for cash. Ad'
dress Box A. B. c., The West VIZ.
gilman. 10-5.5t'9ObO
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. waitress.
willing to work Palace reslau,
rant. Main street. 9,29.8t-8990
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WANTED

WANTED-Three rooms for light
housekeeping. Box 9047. The
West Virginian. 10-5.2t-9047
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W1NFFb@FlfSt class IaandTess
for small family Apply S04 Lo,
Gust Ave. or call 551.W. 10.4.2t.904l
MAID WANTED-McAlpin Hotel.
Q.90.Gt-gO10
The spectator., 1920-07-09
Bob KIndniCk Announces

In the regular announcements you will find the fomal amour. cement of Bob kindrlck of Hog an Towship Candidate for Repre-. sentative of Franklin County, Mr. kindrick was born and re- ared in this County and is well known by every vote in the Coun- ty having made the race for re. presentative two years ago whe n he had a strong following He grew up on the farm and the past few years he has lived al Denning and Altus wher e he has been identified closely with union labor organizations has been reprentatlve at many of the National meeting in the U s. A and was sent as a delegate to a convention in Canada, MT. Kin drick is well qualified to fill the office he IS asking for, in a manner that will bring credit to his County and himself. And f elected he will make an effort to fill the office in q way that the people will have no regret 1 or voting for him.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
SULPHUR SPRINGS

Health is very good at this writing.
 Nettie Rogers who has been sick for about four months is able to be up part of the time. Every body is about up with their crops.
 School will begin Monday July F with Mir. Mark Woolsey as tea. cher.
 Misses Gertrude and Pearl Basn. es .and Peral Barhann visited Nettie and Edna Rogers Sunday Mrs Tom Herbert of Watalula visited her sister near Jethro last Monday night.
 Crops are looking very good since the rain Sunday
 As news is very scarce at prea- ent l will ring off.
 School Girl.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
CENTER POINT ITEMS

Sunday evening there was 6 terrible ram. The creek west o1 Center Polnt was higher than il has been in Seven years. Mir Sasebees crops was damaged
 The People are yickihgs Black berries There are lots of them this summer.
 The Picnic at Blue Town was real good. There were lots of people there,
 The Ball games were good. There is to be a maet'ny here at the School house Thursday night to see about the road, Every body come.
 The crops look very well. The most of the people are up with their work,
 Mir. Jim Patty is in very poor health.
 Charlie Canady and wife cams in on the train Monday. aBring- ing their little child back 10 be buried at Liberty Hill. We sure do Sympathize with them in thei, sorrow.
 The Blue Town Boys shut ou, Coal Hill boys in the ball game Friday, evening at the picnic.
 The Candidates were sure thick at the picnic among them were Cabe Edward from Harmony. Ht played ball with Harmony par of the time. We think maybe he will carry Harmony in the cleo tion for County Treasure.
 Teere was church at Center Point Saturday and Sunday Mir Crabtree had good attendance.
 There will be a singing conven. tion at Spring Hill. In next m on tn. Every body come. l think i is the third Sunday.
 School will begin here Monday We hope We will have goo( School.
 Fla Woods was visiting Conni Robson Sunday.
 MT. Horace Sosebee took din ner with Oney Robison Sunday Then after dinner he went t Edwards at Hunt and Oney wen to Joe Woods.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
Dates For Speaking
 By County Candidates

The following is the list of speaking dates for county candi- dates. Speaking will begin at eight o'clock, D. m. Limestone Tp. Mon. July 12, Beach Grve,
 Mcllroy Tp. Tues. Jnly 13 Berry Chapyle. 7
 Mountain Tp. Wed. July IA, Hickry Grove. Boston Tp. Thurs, July 15. Cass. Walker Tp. Fri. July 26. Jethero
 Watalula Tp. Sat, July IT, WaterInla.
 Cravens Tp. Mon. 19 Concord White Rock Tp. Tue. 20 White Rock.
 Miller Tp. Wed. July 2l Piney
 Mulberry Tp. Thurs. July 22 Lonelm
 Ivey Tp. Fri. B Sandy Cap- pie.
 Alix I'D. Sat. July 24 Alix.
 Dennlng Mon. July 26. Denning
 Altus 1p. TuesJulv IF Altus.
 Whittich Tp. Wed. July28 Un- ion Acadimy. Grover Tp. Thur. ,Iuiy 29 Cecil
 Mllcreek Tp. FrI. July 30 Oak grove.
 Middle ID. Sat. 31 Webb City
 Weaver ID. sMon Aug. 2 Vesta Prairie Tp. Tue Aug.3 Char leston.
 Hurrican Tp. Wed, Aug. IA. Grand Prairie.
 Donald T. P. Thur. Aug. , Br- anch.
 SixMile Tp. Fri. Aug. 6 Six Mile
 White Oak Tp. Sat. Aug. ', Ozark.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
MAPLE GROVE

We had a glorious rain stedy down pour for over two hours last Sunday P. M. and we are all glad for We were not just needing rain but were suffering for 1t gar dens were just drying and stock water was scar ce in the pastures and some were drawing water for their stock but are fixing up wa ter guds this morning
 Uncle Pinkey Bryan is up and about but last 1 heard from uncle Polk. Crossno he still is very low. And 1 have just herd over the phone that John Yocum another confederate veteran died at Cha rleston last ::night ::and will be buried at Lows Creek !cemetery to day. He raised a lardge fami- ly but has but one child living.
 Jim Yocum of Denning anoth- CT good man gone leaving a host of friends.
 MT. Don Barger and bride is visiting his brother Will Barger.
 ss the children going by with books and dinner pail evidently going to school and we are hop ing that their going lind for the bettermet of America.
 Severrl from around herel att ended the picnic at the Confeder- ate Park last Friday. There were lots of people there and all sem- ed to be happy but it was awful dusty. Repoted
The spectator., 1920-07-09
WEST OF OZARK

The 4th of July rain mades crops look fine.
 Mrs. Dell Renlds who had been quite sick with fever is some I'm provod we are glad to say. Mir. and Mrs. w. H. Saunders celebrated the 4th with ice cream and cake thoes present were Mir and Mrs. ". w. Sanders and MT. andMrs. Walter Tweedy and fam fly.
 Mrs. Earl Wright who was st. ricken Friday with appendelcits much better. her husband arrived from Baggs Okla. Saturday.
 Mr. and Mrs. Arther Hawkins spent the 4th with his brother, Add Hawkins and family.
 School starts at Manintou Mon- day July l2 Prof. Theron Agee teacher.
 Three of Mir and Mrs John Boils children of Van Buren are visit. ing their uncle Claude Smith and family this week.
 The little l9 month old daugh- ter of Mir and Mrs. Bill Kizer was buried at dickson cemetary July l the bereaved family have the symplthy of the entire con- munity.
 Mrs Syrus Williams visited Mrs Newberry Tuesday after noon
 Mrs Smithy spent Monday night with Mrs Syrus Williams.
 Dick Powel is in the race for road ove:seer in Wallace tp. We think if running will do any good he will get there.
 Sunday School at Oak Hill each Sunday at 9:45 chuch at II by the Rev. Pruett every body come and bring some one with you. Miss Inez Cautrel left for Kan. sas City Monday. s-
 Willard Powell is enjoying the K. c. daily veey much.
 Dick Powell says he is school director and if he gets to be road overseer he will run for sher. tiff next term. X. Y. 2
The spectator., 1920-07-09
OAK HILL

One of the lardge rains of the season fell on the fo the. Claude Smith was a Fort Smith V lstors last week. WI. Kirksey and family are visiting tn Mulberry.
 w. W, Trotter and family were Van Buren visitors last week.
 A good crowd attended the Sunday School Sunday morning an able lecture was delivered or Sunday School work. by Supt w. H. Sanders.
 Rev. Pruett of the Christian Church will be at Oak Hill nex, Sunday at II am. Every body in vited 10 come and here a real Bl. ble sermon.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
MEG

s, hool will began at Oak Bend July 12 Mir. Jasper Burcham teacher, We are looking for a good schoo! this summer.
 The directors will meet at the School House the 10 and clean out the we'll and cle:n up the School house and make thing look better.
 The neighbols meet at Oak Bend June 27 and organized a Sunday School about 40 enroll. ed. w. H. Obar Supt. W. A. Brown assistant. F. w. Whi ting tor teacher in bible class Mrs. Mattle Smith teacher in sinlor class Mrs. Viola Staton teache, Junior class. Mrs. l.. Williams Card class Farther Whittingtor Choister.
 Mrs. Lrona Kirby of Etna vis ited her mother Sunday Mrs. Obal
 Mir. and Mrs, Parker oi Chisiville visited Mir. McGee last Tuesday
 Mrs. Dola Kibles visited her father and mother MT. an d Mrs, J. M. Mantooth last Saturday and Sunday.
 Born to Mir. and Mrs, Thomas Mantooth on July 1 a fine baby boy. mother and baby doing wei
 w. H. Phillipps has started his thrashing machine it was at w. A. Brown last Monday. suppose he is doing good work no com, plaint.
 J. w. Yowcum of Charleston died an July4 and was buried or the 5 at Loves Creek. he was ar old Confederatr Solder and mem. Der of the Missionary Baptis, church and was buried by the MasonicIfraternity one by one they dropped out.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
Attention Veterans

Capt Collans of Pat Cleburne camp sends an invatation to all of Fitz Hugh Lee camp of U. c. V. to meet with them in their twenty first annual reunion at the park near Charleston on Thus day and Friday August 5 and.6
 w. H. Obar Capt.
 Fitz Hugh Lee camp.
The spectator., 1920-07-09

Prof. and Mrs. J. G. Moore announce the arrival of a son at their home Saturday July 3. He is just as welcome as if he had come on Independence day.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
]. F. Maxey Music Co.

Mrs. Julia Hooper and Miss Lena left to-day for Belton, Texas where they will visit Curtis Hooper and family. They will be absent about two weeks
The spectator., 1920-07-09

Two interesting wedding occ- urred Wednesday evening at the First Methodist church parson- age when Miss Margaret Moore of Ozark became the bride of Ralph Hundley of Humbolt. Nev ada Miss Mary Puddephat of Piue Bluff became the bride of Edw. P. Mahaffy .of Bonneville,
 MT. and Mrs. Hundley left immediately after the ceremony for their Western home and Mr. and Mrs. Mahaify left at mid. night for their future home at Memphis Tenn. Both ceremonies were performed within q half an hour by the Rev. Phillip Cone Fletcher.
 Arkansas Gazette. II
The spectator., 1920-07-09
AItus Sun
 Changes Managers

A stock company composed of business men of Altus have bo- ught the local paper at that place from Webster and assumed man. agement to- day Rev. J w. Head will be editor and publisher.
 Editor Head is an experienced news paper man and wilt give the people of Altus and vicinity a good paper.
The spectator., 1920-07-09

Dr. Black will be in his office Monday July l2. Over Peoples bank.
 Franklin D. Roosevelt cf New York was chosen by acclamat, ion for Vice President. eighteen years after the first Roosevelt entered into the duties of that office.
 Preston BIa, lock is visiting his alents. Mir. and Mrs. Alonzo Blaylock. He is assistant man. ager of anOw! Drug store in Kan sas City and enjoys his work.
 See Dr.. Black Monday at his office.
The spectator., 1920-07-09
Ask Your Congressman
July 9

American Beer will Cure the Chinese Opium Habit. :" read a streamer recent ly carried through the streets of a Chinese city. Shame on us that we have yet taken no legal steps to check the American brewers plans to luther debauch poor China and profit by her degradation. A simple act of Congress would stop it. Why not?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06

tind peste lac au trecut pc rind
pc scena. Frau Englezi, Francezi
Poloni, Cehoslovaci, Grcci, Ita.
lieni, Jugoslavis 81 Romini. Barcils
erau decorate in colori nationa-
lie. Pc rind ace8e natiuni cu dra-
pelcle desfacutesau trecut la drea
pta 81 stlnga ~ Uncle Sam.
A urmat apii dansuri. Au ju-
cat doua itallspce, un grup d,
unguri, lar dintpartea Rominiio.
a jucat d. NJ. Edurar. caluserul
Jocul nostru Afost wiz, aplaudat
de multimea care era prezenta
Pacat CD nu Eau gasit mai mutt
Romini ca Sc leace frumosul jo,
national.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
|DE[A C0NCRESU[ DEMOCRAT.
|DUPA AL 3S-LEA BALLOT PALMER Sc RE1RACf.
LUPTA |NTRE COX 81 MCADOO.

Casa Alba, Wall Street 81 inte-
reselor Gu beuturile.
,,Aceste Sunt cele trei interese
mai mari reprezentate in accst
congress, 81 pima acum II 'au putut
ajunge la o intelegere.''
Mark Sullivan, un cunoscut scri
itor polite, marturiseste ca daca
McAdoo ar ii avut in fruntea
miscarii lui un conducator expert,
de mutt ar fl fost nominal. Tn ex
pert politician ar Fl Stiut cum sa
sc .joace cu starea sufleteasca
delegation. Fruntasii amatori al
miscarii pentru McAdoo nu GU
nose aceasta arta.
Inca la al. saselea balotaj, pla-
nurile acestora au fost dejucate.
lar sprijinitorii lui McAdoo erau
lasati la voia valurilor congresu-
lui. In acest timp Ell erau speriati,
81 doreau ca Sc faca un compro-
mis-, numai ca sa-si scape fata. Ia
acel timp Ell ar fl primit pc ori
care, afara de Cox. Ceva mai tir-
ziu insa voturile lui McAdoo au
intrecut pc lui Cox 81 acesti a.
matori au aplaudat Gu aceiasi im-
petuOzitate Gu care ceva mai ina
inte au fost descurajati.
Aceasta schimbare lin norocul
lui McAdoo ma fost rezultatul
artei, 81 daca nOminarea lui Sc ya
face, sc datoreSte numai sinceri-
tatii delegation.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
CELEBRAREA INDEPENDENTEI,

Salptannina trecuta am facut
un APPEL la organizatiile rominesti
din acest oras. ca Sc mearga la
Citizen Bureau 81 sc aranjeze ca
Sc die 81 Rominii reprezentati la
marble demonstrate ce sc fac Gu
ocazla celebrarii zilei indepen-
dentei. Presedintii solicitation Sc
vede Ca putin lie pals5 de organiza
tile ce lie reprezinta, putin lie pa
sd daca participa 81 Rominii, spre
ASH arata recunostinta fata Gle a.
ceasta tara Ospitala, dar mai ales
de arata Cd in adevar sunt 81
Romipi in acest oras, 81 sa ne
facem ncamul cunoscut. La &C.
lebrarea care s'a tinut in Wad.
Park, dupa cum am scris in nu-
marul trecut, OraSul volt sd
ne puma la dispozitie, pc cheltu.
iala lui, orr ce, numai ca sa par
Slcipam. Toate nationalitatile au
luat parte, afara de societatile
tomineSti, lcu tOate ca la uncle IL
'au cerut ca se la lparte Gu dra-
|pelele - stiind ca nu au fost du-
Sc la Gary, Ind, insa ID. prcse-
dlnte creZut ca a Onora aceasta
tara, nu atft de important ca
sa-si bata' capul. Daca Rominii au
fost reprezentati, eel putin in o.
chii llmii sc datoreste numai ini-
tiativri individuale, 81 nu orga-
nizatiilor rominesti din accst o.
ras.
Demonstratia din Wade Park
fost una dintre cele mai uriase.
Zlarele scriu ca all participat la
0 suta cincizeci de mil de persoa-
ne. Multimea era insirata in ju-
rul lacului artificial din Wade
Park, inccpind della strada 1O7 81
pima la Muzeul Artelor.
Tn cor de 1000 a cintat Anne
RIGA" pc cind un grup de copile
au aparut pe scena, reprczentind
,,DeSteptarea Americei".
Din partea opusa a lacului au
VENT apoi sapte ibarci, reprezen,
tind sapte nationalitati care plu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
N AZB TIL.

Ziarelc din tara aduc stirea cd
gurernul din tara s'a remouiat,
clrpit, cum s'ar sice, Gu Take To-
nescu, N. THuIescu 50 ID. Grecea-
M. representan!m oligarchiei ro-
mine. E o uorbd romineascd: ,,Cind
vroi so cirpcsti MAI RAN rupi",
care Sc intrebuinteasd cind cinecn
sc dpucd sc cirpeascd 0 haind put
redd, 81 sd dea Aghiuta sd les pro-
fet minc'nos, dar preUdd cd cu
cirpealn fdcutd, d. Arerescu o sd
rupd guuernul, adecd guuernarca,
d-sale.
En- sd f. fost in lOcm d-sate fd-
ceam an gurern ,,GHIVECIU",
eel mai potririt Ia situatiunea nc
tuaM.
Ca fduritOr. ma substituion, ca
carne, basa ghiueciului. Pc Iorga
l'asi f. substitute in loc de pdtM-
gele rinete, cd-i sedmdnd Gu barba;
pc MdniM in l0c de bdme. cd-i mai
ndrunt 81 subtirel; pc Brdtianu in
loo de pdtldgicd rosie, fiind-cd re-
prezintd pc cei carr Sc nun,eau ,,ro-
sU' odinioard; Pc Take Ionescu IN
loo de dOrlecei, ca represintd pc
abb" pc Inculet IN lOc de faso-
le rerdc, funded am ausit cd-i um
romin rerde ca stejarnl; pc Nistor
in loc de ardei gros. funded Sc ~
ce cd-i dulceag Ia rorbd, 81 ca ghi-
reciM sd piste putin, CD alt-feI
mare chichircz, IN loc de ardci ro-
siu asi f. SUBSTITUTE 81 an socialist,
orr care, cd-i tot un drac, 81 nu nu-
mai ca a-si f. astupat gura la toti.
dar a-si Fl fdcut am ghirecu 50 sc
Hngd pc degete della Vodd pima la
opincd.
EM lam sugerat ideia dcedsta de
mult, dar CT cine sd te inteIegi? Gu
IA, mos teacd care tine la duciupli-
nd ca chelul la cele trei fire de par
pc care Il are In crestetM cdpului?
Ghincralul ar f. trebmt sd site
Cd Tdkitd-Sapte pantnlomi-,
fost un ariciu IN politicd 81 din
toate guvermele q seos pc cei carr IL IL
stGM an Gale. - ca mai smbdtri-
| MT? Ce-arc aface. Vulpea GU cit
MAJ bdtrind E mai ssreotd, 81 lupL
'isi schin,bd pdrul dar adrdvaA nicii
odatG. Gu ceGtG Sstredgd mar f.
putut sd-si joace nsendrele, 81 dacG
Sc fasonea, drumstl, 1nde dus
mutual i0pa, cd M s'0r Fl fdcut
gaard IN cer.
DARAC.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06

ID. loan Stan zice ca Societatile
datoare Sc arate decisiunile Socie-
tatilor 81 zice ca societatca ,,Bistri-
tana" a aprobat ipropunerea d-lui
G. r. Pascu, publicata in ziarul
), America
D-nul loan Santi propune ca fic
care societate sd platcasca asa cum
poate 81 sa faca 0 obligatiune i'm fe-
lul acesta 81 societatile sd plateasca
intOtdeauna cite doua cazuri de
moarte inainte.
D-nul [. Petrovici zice ca soc.
datoare Sc tie scama de obligatiu-
nile eli 81 sd nu la angajamente de
carl nu Sc pot tine. D-sa este de
parere ca datoriile sd Sc imparta
in Is rate.
D-nul Fulea sprijineste propu.
nerea d-lui G.. r. Pascu Gu II cote
lunare pentru plata datoriilor. d.
sa zice ca unii cred ca propunerea
prea ;lspra 81 nu Sc poate plat
intr'un interval att de scurt, insa
daca este buna vointa Sc poate.
d. Rusu spune ca mai multe So
cietati ar putea plati 81 ar Fl putut
plati dar n'au avut buna vointa
Propune ca societatile GU datori
mai mari Sc alba un termen ma
lung 81 cele cu datorii mai mici Gu
un termen mai scurt.
d. |. Lupea cere ca Uniunea S.
vinza Liberty Bondurile Uniune
ca sd plateasca beneficiile.
D. I. Petrovici, delegatul Soc
,,Desteapta-te Romines' propun,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
MAI MULTI AVIAT0RI MORTI
IN ZIUA DE 4 JULIE.


In Cleveland, in decursul cele-
brarii zilei de 4 Iulie, a cazut
din Inaltime aviatorul j. H. Ja-
coby, care a fost omorit pc loc.
In Baltimore a cazut Lccote
nentul Pat Logan della inaltime
de 1000 URINE. A oara mai tirziu
Logan a murit.
La Colon in IONA canaluiui Pa
nama Locotenentul Elmer Boget
Isl sergentul Theophilus Boucett
au fost omoriti c1nd masina lei
de sburat a cazut della inaltint
de 1000 urme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06

ca Societatile Gu datorie pima Ii
$1,000 sc plateasca in II rate lu
mare, cele della $1,000 pima la $4,000
in 1o rate lunare, 81 cele de Ia
$1,000 in sus, in "a rate lunare
punlndu-se propunerca La vot st
aproba cu "a voturi 81 Sc pune ii
vigoare cu inccperc de / Angus,
1920.
D-nul Hoza propune ca delega
til solicitation sd iscaleasca 0 de
claratic prin care Sc obliga Sc pla
teasca datoriile potrivit propune
rel d-lui loan Petrovici.
Mai multi delegati vorbesc i'm
potriva 81 d. Flueras cere ca decla
rata sc fie iscalita de Pres. 81 Seer
Solicitation datoare 81 sd i Sc apli
ce 81 sigilul Societatii.
D-nul G. Bercan zice ca delega
til au destule puteri sa iscaleasci
ori ce fel de acte.
D-nul loan N. Serbu sustin,
propunerea d-lui loan G. Hoza.
Punindu-se chestia la vot Sc ap
roba propunerea d-lui Fluerasiu
Sc explica delegation dc ce $;
aminat sfintirea Drapelului Uniu
nei.
Sc fixeaza orele de lucru ale Sc
dintelor viitoare. Opt ore pc ri in
cepind la 8 a. m. pima la 5 p. IN
Gu ora pausa de la 12-1 p. m
pentru masa.
Sedinta Sc ridica La orele 8.3'
p. m. Rep.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
B U L e T I N

SAN FRANCISCO, 5 Iulie. -
Dupa al treizeci 81 optulea balo-
tai la 9.39 (12.39 dupa timpul
din Cleveland) s'a facut de Gu
noscut ca Mitchell Palmer prin
prietenii lui a spus delegatilor Cd
sunt liberi a vota Gu cine vor.
pentru ca Ell Sc va retrage din a.
cest contest. Acest eveniment Sc
crede ca Va dcide care va Fl ale
sui partidului democrat. Sc orede
ca in citeva balotaje, Sc va sti
rezultatul. Dupa al 38-lea balo-
tai, presedintele dat o pauza
de douazeci minute.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
CRONICA LITERARA.
MOARTEA Laurel.
Catre Sina Voronca
(FRAGMENT)

Afara ningea. Fulgi mari dc
zapada cadeau nccontenit. CeruI
nourat, parea un petec murdar
care pOsOmOra natura. JOS pri
velISte admirabIla. O intinderc
netcda, alba-lucie. Casele aNbe ii
Sc pareau una Gu pamintul acope.
rit de zapa'da.
Nintul nu mai sufla, gerul sla
bise, era 0 placere sd mergi, sim.
tind cum fulgii iti biciuiesc fata
In una din mahalalele departa.
te de oraS, o SAME facea ga SUI
netele clopoteilor sa sc resfirt
prln aer Gu un sunct voloS. Ii
curind ca sc Opri 6naintea une
ease bine acoperita Gu stuh $
frumos varuita.
Pc La geamuri 81 prin tindelG
caselor. figuri de femei sc arata
ri privind curioasc.
Din gura fiecaruia sc auze;
eXclamind inject: ,.doctorul''.
DoctOrul sc coboara 81 intra
La intrarea lui plinsetele ince
tara 81 toti sc sculara della locuri
lie lor descoperindu-se. Sc apropis
de m pat de scinduri din fundul
citaodaii i'm care zacea o copili
cu fata galbena 81 scofilcita, CT
ochii adinciti in orbite 81 privind
in vid. Doctorul o examineaza eli
tcNa minute, apoi Sc ridica ella
tinind din cap.
Stalpinul easel, un batrin pile
suv Sc apropie de dinsul intrebin
dull GU umilinta:
= Spune-ti, va rog, Va scalpa
copila cu viata.
= Slaba speranta, mumura
doctorul.
Atunci un plins, care ameninti
sd nu sc mai ispravcasca Sc AIT
ri =. 81 mama cazu leSinata muir
murind:
- O Laura, Laura mea!
Trei zile au trecut de atunci
Afara viscolea. Troiane mari dc
zapada Sc ridicau lovind Gu furit
in mica casuta trista acum, alta
data att de vesela.
Sc auzea 81 acum sunete, da,
nu erau acelea a clopoteiIor della
saniuta -. eli erau sutele clopo
telor della biserica appropriate, ear
anuntau trecerca unci vieti in
lumea de veci.
;. Nintul urla cu furie. Sc pa.
rca ca Isl ell era furios contra NOR
tel care rapise lumei 81 parintilol
eli o viata att de tInara 81 pla,
pinda.
vasile Demetrius- -Bradul
(Scriitor Membru activ al so
cietatii Literarc Sta Maria" -
DorOhoiu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-07-06
PACE III. Rus1A.

LONDRA, 6 Glia. = Corespon.
denutl ziarului ara'd din Copper
haga spune "a regsrx krassir
,duce Id MOScOva o nOta dels
Lloyd George in care Sc face pro.
punerca ca Russia 81 Anglia re
nuntt la ori ce ostilitati ,1tre a.
cestc tari.
Nota nu spune mimic dcsprt
datorlile guvernului taristt.