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Imperial Valley press., 1920-10-29
St. Paul's En.Sccpal

Southwest corner 5.h Street ard
Orange Avenue. Sunday school 10
.. m. Morning prayer ard sermon. Il
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
CIGAR FACTORY TO
OPEN ABOUT FEB. !

The cigar factory, a branch of the
American Cigar Company, is expect
ed to begin operation on schedule
time, about February /. The changes
Of the rooms at the plant Of the
Louisiana Fibre Board Company and
the installation Of the machinery is
progressing rapidly.
Most Of the people employed at
the plant viii be women, and when
the plant is in full operation it will
give employment to about 300.
Wages will be paid to women who
desire to learn the trade and when
they become proficient, which re-
quires only a few weeks practice,
they viii make big money. An an
nouncement by the company relative
to the number they desire to start,
the qualifications necessary, hours,
wages, ETC., will likely be made at an
early date.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
Bio Dividends Paid
by Building &Loan

The Bogalusa Building and Loan
Association declared semi-annual div
idend Of per cent on all paid-up
stock and q 5.56 dividend on INSTALL
ment stock last week. This is the
record for building and loan assoc
citation in Louisiana and the present
year promises to even surpass this
record, as many homes are being con-
templated by residents.
"Thrift Week is q splendid time
for everyone to make a start toward
owning their own home" said A. n.
Dobbs. 'fNo matter how small the
amount is that you lay aside, make
the start. We accept savings as low
as $500 per week and you would
be surprised to see how it grows. The
people Of Bogalusa who are now pay
ing rent could own their own homes
at the same price they now pay as
rent, if they just viii make the
start, be continued.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
FRIENDS OF GOVERNOR SANDERS
ANNOUNCE HIM FOR u. S. SENATE
Was Elected to That Office Once and Declined the Honor
is Without Question One Of the Best Qualified Cit
liens Of the State and His Popularity Is Attested by
the Great Work He Did for Parker.

49,

U. S. Senator sandefs-that's
the new title the friends Of Governor
J. Y. Sanders Of Bogalusa are going
to give him, and already movement
has been started BY his friends, not
only in the Sixth Congressional Dis
trict, but throughout the state. Gov
ernor Sanders was in New Orleans
yesterday, where he went to receive
the election returns, and could not be
reached. But regardless of what he
may say regarding the activities Of
his friends they are going to insist
that he toss his hat into the ring. If
he win not do it, they propose to do
so.
Governor Sanders is among the
few, if not the only citizen, in the
United States who was elected to the
office Of United States senator from
Louisiana who declined the honor.
He felt at that time that he would be
of more service to his state as gov
ernor than in the United States SEN
ate.
That Governor Sanders is recog-
nized as one Of the best qualified
men Of the state for the senatorial
position is even admitted by those
who oppose him politically. Cow
ernor Sanders was one of the most
active and prominent workers for
John NJ. Parker in the contest Of
Tuesday, and the election Of Mr..
Parker is due in no small measure to
the work Of Governor Sanders.
Mr.. Sanders is expected to arrive
in Bogalusa this week for . few days
rest, at which time his friends pro-
pose to get an expression from him
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
For MFMBER OF POLICE JURY lThree 70
Radio School VIII
Open friday Night
PRECINCTS.

Glass in wireless telegraphy for
young men and also any older men
who may be interested in radio and
electrical work will be held every
Monday and Friday nights at sp. m,
starting this Friday night, January
20. 1920.
The instruction Of this class will
be in charge Of a first-grade licensed
government operator, and the cost Of
tuition viii be only one dollar a
month per capita. Plans are being
made for the construction of a wire
less set at the Y. NJ. c. A. which,
when completed, win be one of the
most powerful in this part Of the
state, and all Y. M. C. A. members
who are interested in wireless viii
have the use of the set at all times.
This class is being organized to
help those men who are interested in
wireless and to encourage them in
the construction and operation Of
sets of their own. With the expendi-
ture of but few dollars, it is pos
sibl to construct set which will have
a receiving radius of over thousand
miles. It is not necessary to secure
a government license to operate re-
ceiving set. With a small set Of this
kind time signals, weather reports
and daily press dispatches from
Washington, D. c.; Key West, Fla;
New Orleans, or any stations within
the receiving radius Of the set may
be easily copied with but little in
struction.
If sufficient number Of Boy
Scots of Bogalusa are interested in
this art, it is probably that a special
class in wireless signalling and COM
munieation viii be organized for
them.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
Mass Meeting to
End Thrift Week

Thrift Week has been carried out
with precision by the committee in
charge and the result, no doubt viii
be satisfactory to all concerned. The
efforts put forth win eliminate in
mass meeting to be held in the Ar
mory on Friday night, beginning at
8 o'clock. Dr.. C. A. McMurry, pres
ident Of Peabody College, and one
Of the most brilliant speakers in
America, will be the orator Of the
evening,
Besidese the lecture, there will be
q full orchestra, selections BY male
quartet and special selections on the
cello by Mr.. Tring. The Boy Scouts
win be present and win demonstrate
their work end give the Scout oath.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
Bullet Taken From
Spinal Column

TIE Bogalusa Hospital scored an
@ tEiumph in surgical science last
when George Elliott, a negro,
paralyzed in his lower limbs;
e g bullet having pierced his
column, was restored to action
ne removal Of the bullet. Elliott
naked up in an alteration in
q the camps about sixty days
and was brought here for treat
The bullet was located by
A,ray in the twelfth do.Rll, or
steenth vertebrate.
b patient was placed on the OBJ.
shg table and under the knife
bullet was removed and it was
.1Aa the spinal column had been
sieally severed. The patent was
ined TO his cot and is now MAKE
npid progress toward complete
very Already the paralysis has
arrested and the negro is able
z move his lover limbs.
laaps this is one Of the most
liable operations ever peri
g anywhere in the South.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
1900 Now Working
at the Two Plants

The delay in starting the seconds
third and fourth rigs at the Great
Southern is due to delays in making
repairs and improvements. It Is ex-
pected the second rig will be ready
for operation within few days.
More than one thousand men are
now working at the plant Of the
Great Southern Lumber Company
and about 500 are employed at the
plant Of the BOgalusa Paper Conn
pany, which is now running full
blast.
There is an abundance Of labor on
hand and day does not pass that
there are not several who apply for
work. The full day shift at the plant
is expected to be in operation the
early part Of February, and BY the
first Of March it is expected there
viii be more men employed, and at
higher wages, than ever before in the
history Of Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
MORRIS
AND BROCK
WINNERS
Sheriff Bateman Within IA
Votes Of Being Nominated
Over Two OppOnents
Mizell and Hood in Sec
ond Primary.


Election day passed off quietly in
Bogalusa and, despite the fact that
many voters have left the city during
the past few months, about $50 votes
were cast in the city Of Bogalusa.
Murphy Sylvest was an easy vim
ner over Thomas Bennett for repre-
sentative, and Coroner Brock was re-
elected by majority Of over 900.
In the six-eornered fight for clerk
Of court, Chess Mizell lead the field.
with Arthur Hood of Franklinton a
close second, and C. C. Weleh and G.
w. knight running third and fourth,
respectively.
Assessor Morris was reelected
over w. G. Magee BY more than
hundred votes, and Sheriff Bateman
came within TIA votes Of winning
over Thomas ]. Simmons and L. Z.
Shilling.
It viii require a second primary,
which will be held within thirty days,
for the runn-off for clerk Of court
and sheriff.
On this page will be found the
complete (but unoffieial) vote for
the entire parish. which tells the
story at every precinct.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
Hood Thanks Friends
and Is Confident

Arthur Hood, the well known and
popular citizen Of FEanklinton who
ran second in the six-corned fight for
clerk Of court, phoned the Enterprise
Yesterday to express to the voters Of
washington parish his sincere thanks
for their support. He solicits the
support Of every voter in the parish
at the run off" and promises to give
the citizens Of Washington parish an
efficient administration if elected.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
WINS BY COMPLETE BUT UNOFFICIAL RETURNS OF TUESDAYS PAREHHEC0N
parker WINS BY
900 MAJORITY
STUBS
Warrington Parish Gives a
Handsome Majority; Ring
vose in New Orleans Is
Shot to Pieces, Giving
subbs Small Majority.

lain NJ. Parker was nominated on
democratic ticket for governor
r.uisisna by a majority ranging
~ * to nine thousand majority.
aomination is the same as his
lion. as no opposition will appear.
y. running mate, Hewitt Bouan-
1.us was also nominated as lieu
.sat governor and indications are
4ML. Mecom has been elected
.s auditor, defeating Paul Capde-
.He Who has held the office for a
nber Of years.
conplete returns had not been re-
sa as the Enterprise went to
But early Tuesday morning the
Dly States, the Stubs and ring or
q New Orleans, conceded the
ion II M. Parker by a majority
5000. Parker headquarters state
tbs number viii be almost
ubled.
il the city Of New Orleans the ma
aty Of Stubs viii run less than
stoo, 81 one-haIf Of the majority
which had been claimed. Parker's
m ID New Orleans was even a sur
70 bis workers IN that city. He
isd s number Of precincts and
81 three wards.
Washington parish it is expect
hs majority Of Mr. Parker
VIZ an between 700 and 900. Off
cial lturns will not likely be an
nosaeed until tomorrow.
s. ends one Of the most bitter po-
la fights in the history of Louisi-
aa md one Of the hardest fought
haiss TIE New Orleans ring" has
er9 lost
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
Villains, Cassidy
andLeslie Winners

q Leslie, president of the police
q Washington parish; ]. H.
uH . present member, and who
ssn most active in the good
movement, were reelected to
oliiee at the election Tuesday
oos making an effort for the
and B. J. Williams, a farmer
g near Bogalusa, was named
e third members of the jury
ms ward by handsome MAORI
Sse Whalen, a present member,
rev from the race several
aeo in favor of Mr.. Williams.
vote by precincts will be
n the tabulated results on
page.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
MOVE MIRO NEW OFFICE

The offices Of the Cumberland
Telephone Company will be moved
into their new home tomorrow where
the business Of the company win be
transacted in the future. Central viii
remain in its present quarters until
the new system is installed and
ready for operation, which will be
about May 1.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
SHERIFF BATEMAN
THANKS SUPPORTERS

Sheriff J. z. Bateman, who led his
opponents in the race for reelection,
desires to express his heartfelt thanks
to his friends in every section Of the
parish. He asks the support Of every
voter in the next contest, and if re-
elected viii conduct the affairs Of
The sheriff's office with justice, inn
partiality and in q most efficient
manner.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22
FIRTH HAS FLU

e. H. Firth Of the Bogalusa Paper
Company is confined to his home
with an attack Of the flu, and while
his condition is not serious, it will
be several days before he viii be at
his work again. Several cases Of in
fluenza are reported in Bogalusa, but
none are of a serious nature, as COM
pared with a year ago.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22

relative to making the race for the
u. S. Senate.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22

A. L. Hickman has moved his fam
lily to the house formerly owned by
Ed O'Brien. Mr.. Hickman purchased
the property and expects to beautify
it and make it one Of the most at
tractive places about Bogalusa.
Bogalusa enterprise and American. (Bogalusa, La.) 1918-19??, 1920-01-22

WANTED-0ld rags. Send them
to The Enterprise.
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DEATHS

and friends, also cincinnatus Lodge, Nc.f
linton B. and 1 Assn. invited to ssnsrsi
iiaI'css issi E. b.rR. a s Int, a. phlsa aIs ,s'
., ,oPIsgSHEImEH IsSS AT Atlantic, CITY. Aus;
ives and frends inVitea 10 sussrs @ g. Tssss.
li:30 a. m. chapel Of Mt Sinai Gem.
RoDoERs.,-Aug; 90. DAVID MacpoNs
OF Jessie and the late George W. Rodssrs.
Lodge. No. is7. r, and K. M. and empisyss
Of Jacob Reeds Sons are invited 10 attend
residence. 81 Rolling road. spriinshsid Del Del.
RUFT. Suddenly. Aug. ga REINHASr..
husband OF late Catherine Ryfe tnee Berner,.s
HIsE. 81. mt hi ir.ds Gsm ssd'1ss Remains inao NAY
be seaRT,NNR giaT1S NWss.. after after 5aR Many r w.
and friends invited TO funeral scryicee.
esusisr Bids. m Brcad BBTss' and 4 plSmonS t1S d H.
M; rF1;I, rrF;T1;eI,SS$;N%sSS4Sp;.Asqs Us .s .ss WILSON b.
invited to funeral. .5th Day, 2sth inst, -
2; m. residence Of son;in.law. Horace N
esyiss SToad s 3'' ST. Sta iriss0 ss D. a m viii ss
met at Bristol. Int. private. ~
WALLACE. of 2221 N. 17,h q. rsnstsi
isa7.ss n. Broad ct. Friends lem - may i'T eaii Tass,
@EssTSoN' = On Aug. 20. THOMAS NJ.
| WESTON Relatives and friends are invited
his late residence, Wissinonlns st.. Torresi
| dale. Phila. 1nterment private.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
BOARD REDUCING
LOAN FOR SCHOOLS
Borrowing Capacity Will Soon
Be Restored by Receipt of
Tax Money

The Board of Education is now rap
Idly reducing the amount of its tenn
porary loan, thus restoring its borrow
Ing capacity for the coming school term.
During the present month So, ,0S3 ,90a
has already been collected In taxes, and
1t is expected that more than 5000 ,000
additional will be paid before Septem-
Der /. .
The total loan, as made last spring,
was S3,SS2 900, of which more than
$1,000, 900 has been repaid. This leaves
a little over $4,000. 900 yet to be paid
not counting the interest charges for
the use of the money.
The month of August is always the
one in which the board receives its larg- =
est sums from the collection of taxes
for in September there Is a penalty
added for delinquent taxes. The board
has already paid out this month 81 1872.
eo3, which, besides paying off part oi
the loan. has paid for many current ex
penses
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
COLLISION FORMS STAR
Large Comet and Dim Sun Collide
MakInu New Body

Vallejo, Calf, Aug. 25.--(By A. PD
The new star In the constellation
Cygnus, reported yesterday through
Harvard Observatory, was caused by a
collision in the heavens between a large
comet and comparatively dim sun, ac
cording to information which Captain
Thomas J. J. See, of the naval observa :
tory at Mare Island. announced today
he had received from Prof. Charles c.
Conroy, of Los Angeles.
The star forms corner Of the par
allelogram of Alpha, Gamma and Delta
Cygpi, Captain See said he had beer
advised. At present it is Of the sec
ond magnitude and the magnitude may
be expected to increase for several days
but will die down in the course Of Q
few months, he reported.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

vides that not more than one third Of
the principal Is to 60 to Mrs. Ehrlich:
Eventually the principal Is to be divided
among the children upon the attain.
ment of twenty one years. The viii
was drawn August A.
The will of DR.. William Henry Fur
ness, Sd, noted scientist, who died at
wallingford August II, also was pro-
bated today. IL disposes Of an estate
Of $210,0O0. He makes a bequest Of
$4,000 to the Helen Hates Furness Free
Library, at Wallingford, Pa. The realty
mt wallingford owned by the deceased,
and valued at about $50, 900, Ia given to
Horace Howard Furness jayne, a
nephew, provided that when he reaches
the age of twenty -one he give to he
sister. Kate jayne Davis, his interest
in the adjoining property, which he In
herited from his parents. Family por
traits are given to Horace Howard Fur
ness, Jr. Other relatives also shared
in the estate. Personal effects, con
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

Iordra. 25 agosto.--Il Primo Min
,,,,o LLOYD George, durante la sua con-
torenza a Lucern aeon IL Primo Minis :
tro d'Italia, On. Giolitti, ha promesso
cbe rInghilterra riconoscera' IL nuovo
state Libero di Fiume, come proposto
ds Gabrielle D'Annunzio.
Tn notizia e. stata telegrafata ALA
Central News da Roma, secondo lc in
formzieni giunte da Lucerna al giornale
"L'Idea Nazionale.
81 dice che IL partito socialista itali-
sno e. disposto ad approggiare Ia pro-
posta di D'Annunzio.
Roma, 25 agosta-Il giornale I'll
NIessaggero" commentando la situazione
csprime disapproviazione relativamente
al communicate emessa Ducerna da Lloyd
George Giolitti sulla sitpazione Russo
Polacco. IL giornale dice che tale COM
unicato ha dato limpressione di una
penosa piu' tragica impotenza.
"Il communicate emesso dai due Print
Ministri--dice IL giornale-si riferisce
nj trattato di Versailles allo scope di
dare una vcrbale soddisfazione ALA
Trancia, ma immediatamente dopo rae
comanda uno spirito di moderazione, II
nuale e. inconciliamile senza una corag-
riosa ed eficace revisione del trattato.
iii communicate accusa IL Governor del
Soviet di slealta', ma esprime IL desi-
derio di ncgoziare con ESQ.,"
"Il communicate dichiara che le con :
dizion proposte dai bolscevichi q
Niinsk sono inaccettabili, ma dimos.
trano un desiderio di mettere fine ALA
guerra contro la Polonia. Enfaticamente
81 invoca la pace, ma purtroppo belli :
COST sogni esistono tuttora mel monde. "
I'm telegramma da Lucerna, dell As :
sociated Press. dice che ron. Giolitti,
prima di ripartire per Roma, dopo la
sua conferenza con Lloyd George,
ayrebbe detto al correspondent del
siornali che il communicate che era state
emesso racchiudeva la sua opinione, la
ouale, soggiunse, era in perfetto accordc
terra riguardo al problemi europei.
Giolitti avrebbe poi detto che unita :
mente al suo collega Lloyd George
bramava ardentemente la pace o che
sperava che la questione Russo -Polacca
state presto sistemate con soddisfazione
ma Fiume doveva dimanere italiana q
essehe Observation-Disclosures. MOI non pos
siamo cedere un porto italiano agl
Slavi, avrebbe detto Giolitti. ii tele
gramma aggiunge che quando l cor
rispondenti domandarono Giolitt
riguardo D'Annunzio, avrebbe escala
mato 'Oh non domandatemi tirca III
pazzo." CD
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
EHRLICH AND FURNESS
ESTATES TO FAMILIES
Lawyer Disposed Of $4,000,
While Scientists Bequests Di-
vide $4,000 Property

The viii Of Franz Ehrlich, the Phil
adelphia lawyer. who ended his life In
Atlantic City August IS, was admitted
to probate today. disposing of an estate
valued at $4,000.
The money Is to be held In trust
and the income Is to 10 10 his widow,
Emily II. Ehrlich. Should the income
be insufficient to maintain the widow
and educate the children, the will pro-
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
Wages Lower In Kansas

Topeka, Kan, Aug. 25.--(By A. P.)
Kansas paid less In wages for har-
vesting its bumper crop this year than
1t did year ago and farmers generally
had an abundant supply of labor, &C.
cording TO T. ID. Hammatt, secretary
Of the Kansas state board Of sgricul-
ture.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
GEORGIAN REPUB CfN PERIL
Alarming Concentration Of Soviet
Forces Reported on Borders

'See NePoTteu on boroere
London, Aug. 25.--(By A. P.)-An
alarming concentration of Bolsheviki
forces on the borders of the republic Of
Georgia is reported in adyiccs to the
Georgian legation here.
A note dispatched to the Bolshevik
government at Azerbaijan relative to
this concentration of troops is declared
to have brought n reply that the move
Is In accordance with "a certain plan
regarding Armenia" This certain
plan" is believed by the Georgian lega
tiop to be scheme on the part OF
Soviet leaders to march forces through
Georgia and Armenia and establish
communication with Turkish National
lists in Asia Minor. .'..
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Coal Miner Kills Himself

=, Olaf Berrensen, a coal miner from
Lackawanna, Pa, committed suicide
~ ~ gas early this morning in a hotel at
delaware avenue and Market street.
Inc body was found by II. Kaufman,
me night clerk, Berrensen was lying
On the floor fully dressed, with the gas
Jets turned on full. He was thirty
5e1 hsne years old, and his home was at
lo4f Thames street, Baltimore.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25
LOST SUBMARINE GERMAN
Spain to Refloat Sunken Craft 4
Ebro River

Tcrtosa, Spain, Aug. 25.-(By A.
PO-The submarine discovered at the
mouth of the Ebro river late last week
BY workmen engaged in salvaging
stranded vessel there Is reported to be
German craft.
Its nose was buried deep in sand
bank, but the U.boat apparently was
undamaged and will be reHoated.
Evening public ledger. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1914-1942, 1920-08-25

sistipg of books, jewelry and silver
ware, with other articles, go to Horace
Howard Furness Jayne.
An inventory was filed today in the
estate Of Henry J. Hartley, of S184,-
27S Al .
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JoHNsTowN
Conemaush Valley Memorial Hospital
Th" Mercy Hospital
Tho Kane Summit Hospital
LANCASTER
st. Joseph's Hospital
.,LATROBE
Latrobe Hospital
LEwISTOWN
Lewistown Hospital
Lock Haven HSsnI;aI HSGK HAVEN
Meadville City Hospital
McKEEs ROCKS
Ohio Valley General Hospital
AIcKEEsPORT
hcKeosport Hospital
Mercer sanitarium
M0NoNGAHEI.A
Memorial Hospital
NEW BRIGHTON
Beaver Valley General Hospital
., NEW KENsINGTON
Citizens General Hospital
Montsomory Hospltal
49,, MOUNT PLEASANT
Mount Pleasant HOSPITAL
PHILADELPHIA
American Stomach HOSPITAL
Ghiidrsn', HomeCpathic Hospital
Germantown Hospital (Germantown)
Hahnemann Hospital
Howard Hospital
Jewish Maternity Hospital
Mercy Hospital (Colored)
NJ, Sinai Hospital
philadelphia orthopedic Hospital
Protestant Episcopal HOSPITAL
ST. AEnes's Hospital
s.; Timothys Hospital Roxboroush)
School q Narsins. Hospital Of araduat.
School OF Medicine. University o.
Fennsyivania
Medico- chirurgical Hospital
Polyclinic Hospital
women's Hospital OF Philadelphia
School of Nursing for Women. Penn
syivania Hospital. Department fol
Mental and Nervous Diseases (wes
PHILnPSBURG
Cottags State Hospital
PHOENIxvTIiLE
Phoenixvtlle Hospital
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FIUME D|VERREBBE
! UNO STAT0 L|BERO
LIoyd George ha Promesso che
rInghiIterra Riconoscera' la
I Proposta di D'Annunzio

p,b,,shed and Distributed Under
PERMIT NO. 341.
Authorized by, the act Of October q.
,o1T On Ale at the Postoftice Of Phils-
delphia' ra' A. s. BuRLEsoN.
Postmaster General.