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The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
PITT COUNTY FAIR WILL Be
HELD SEPT. q, 2; 23 & "a
Attraction To Be One Of The Largest Of
It's Kind In Eastern North
Carolina
THE PLANS ARE COMPL LETED
PLANS ARE COMPLETED

Greenville, N. c., Sept 7.-Ex-
tensive preparations are now in
progress for the opening Of the
Pitt county fair, which takes
place in this city September Fl,
continuing for four days, and pro-
moters are making arrangements
for caring for the thirty or forty
thousand people erpected to be
in attendance from various sec
tons of the state. Virtually all
plans definitely affecting the
mammoth attractions have been
brought to a stage Of consumma
ton, and it is confidently expect
ed that the opening will be one Of
the most auspiciOus events Of it's
kind in this part of the state in a
number Of years.
The fair grounds, involving a
financial outlay Of 100000, has
been brought to a final stage Of
completion, and includes quite a
.mber Of buildings appropriate
ly designed and constructed to
meet the requirements for sever
al years The grandstand is mo-
dern and up to date in every
way and is elevated so that spec
tators may be able to command a
splendid view Of everything 60
ing on over the fair grounds.
The race track, without an excep-
tlon, is one of the finest in the
state, properly elevated and con
Structed to meet the demands un-
der the most trying circumstan-
ces. The floral hall is large and
conforms we'll with the remain.
der Of exhibit buildings.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

vote is reported to have been ex-
tremely light and no reports of
disorders have been received.
There have been. reports that
changes in the cabinet were i'm
minent but Miguel Alessio Robes
private secretary to Provisional
President De la Huerta declared
last night that none Of the pre-
sent cabinet members had offer
ed to resign and that the provis
ional president was not thinking
Of making any changes.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
DEMPSEY KNOCKS OUT
M|SKE IN Ord ROUND
WITH BLOW ON CHIN
The Worlds Heavyweight
Still Retains His Terrific
Hitting Power
1900 SAW BATTLE

Ringside, Benton Harbor, Mich.
Sept. 6.-Jack Dempsey, heavy
weight champion Of the world, de-
monstrated today that he still re-
%tains the terrific punch that won
him the title He knocked out
Billy Miske, of St. Paul, fighter
as big and game as himself, in the
third round Of tn" ten-round
match. Three hard smashes were
sufficient to win him between
$4,000 and 100000, his fifty per
!cent share Of the gate receipts.
At the start Of the first, his
first in IA months, Dempsey peel
ed off the same worn and patched
red sweater that he wore when he
knocked out Jess Willard. His
face wore the same fighting frown
he danced about the ring with
old-time light and fin
ished up by taking the fight in
the third round, just as he did at
Toledo The third round went
cne minute and thirteen seconds.
Miske went down three times in
the less than two and one-half
rounds Of fighting In the Sc
cond he measured his length on
the floor for the count Of five.
In the fatal third, driven to his
corner under a rain Of lefts and
rights to the stomach and chin,
, the challenger took the count
Of nine, and had just regained his
feet when Dempsey, carefully
I measuring his distance finished
the bout with a right-hand punch
!; to the chin.
. The fight was watched by one
[ of the most orderly crowds on re
, cord at a championship match
. Women in bright clothing were
; scattered in the audience from
the ringside to the back fence
| where they perched along the
wicked barbed wiras and outshone
: some Of the signboards in attrac
ting attention.
} Benton Harbor, Sept. 7.-Jacl
Dempsey received fifty five thou
sand dollars for battling Billy
Miske for seven and a half min
utes yesterday, Promoter Fitsim
mons said today.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
OBRECON NEXT PRES.
IDENT Of MEXICO

Mexico City, Sept. 7.-General
Alvaro Obregon, candidate Of
the Liberal Constitutionalist par
tv, won a decisive victory in the
elections held throug ghout the re-
public Sunday for the purpose Of
choosing a president of the Mexi-
"an republic, according to scatter
ing unofficial advices. His op-
ponent was Alfredo Robles Dom1n
@uez, who was nominated by the
National Republican party. The
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
our RALEIGH LETTER

Another important phase Of the
situation should be looked after
Thousands Of women, as well as
men, especially school teachers
will not be at their voting place
on election day, their work else
where making it inconvenient and
sometimes impossible All such
shuld at once take advantage Of
the absentee voters law to insure
their right to vote All who ex-
pect to be absent from their home
precincts during the registration
period have the right to register
without waiting until the date for
the opening Of the registration
books September 80. They can
register any time by applying to
the Chairman Of the County
Board Of Elections. This is a
matter that should be attended
to at once.
No Democratic woman should
fail to cast her ballot in November
for the success of the Democratic
party largely depends upon her
exercisA of the franchise-wheth-
er she formerly favored the SUI
frage amendment or not. II the
Democratic women who did not
favor the amendment should re-
frain from voting, it would put
them and the party in a disad-
vantageous position. All that is
necessary is that they shall rea-
lie the Importance Of their ac-
ton, and the State Headquarters
is relying on the county chairmen
and precinct committees to look
carefully to this end OF the work
The white women are no less pa
triotic than the men and they will
not see good government jo o>par
died by any remissness on thei1
part, once they are made to rea
';ze the situation.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
A WASHABLE SUIT OF PAPER
CLOTHES, PRICE Is CENTS
The Department of Commerce at Washing
ton Has Them on Exhibi-
ton
ITHEX WERE MAIZE I'M AIICTDIA
THEY WERE MADE IN AUSTRIA

W. ington, Sept. Paper
clc g from Austria was placed
Exhibit by the Department OF
commerce today and will be Of
fered to clothing manufacturers
for examination. One suit is
quoted at fifteen cents and is
washable.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
The LATEST
TELEGRAPH
DESPAr&s1ES
GATHERED FROM ALL PARTS
OF THE WORLD
JP UNTIL FOUR O'CLOCK P. M

Rome, Sept. 7.-Government
officials will open negotiations
Thursday with the General Indus
trial conference at Milan with a
view to solving the problem Of
the seizure by the workers Of the
metal factories throughout Italy.
Four hundred factories were seiz-
ed and movement is expanding
and a general offensive against
all industries is threatened.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

poor headache sufferer had been
swallowing pearl buttons instead
of headache tablets. Oh, Boy.
How about the mail order
houses instead of the local drug
gist.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Jones and
children will leave tomorrow for
Louisburg, Durham, and several
points in Virginia on pleasure
trip. We wish them a pleasant
trip.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07
Especial Correspondence)

Raleigh Sept. 1.-THE registra-
ton and voting by the women Of
North Carolina at the general
election in November is a subject
that is just now enlisting the at
tention Of the managements Of the
campaigns Of the two parties.
The statement has been given
publicity that the Republicans
will make every effort to poll
the full Republican woman vote
(whatever that may mean), and
the warning added that the DEM
ocratic women Of the State should
be urged to exercise the fran .hise
to their full strength.
County and Precinct Work
Needed
State Chairman Warren, in
charge Of Democratic State Head
quarters in Raleigh, was asked
yesterday by you: correspondent
about the matter. Mr.. Warren
stated that he had written t. all
the county chairmen Of the party,
urging them to properly arrange
for the registration Of Democrd-
tic women within the registration
period, which is from Septenb er
80 to October %. Much !a.:::t,ll>
is left to the local Democrats In
each ounty in looking after this
important matter. The appoint
ment of preinct committees, who
shall arrange for local meetings,
with speakers to address the VIC
men and advise them as to their
new duties as voters, is urged. A
full registration Of women in each
precinct is the one first step to
meet the activities of Republicans
to poll large woman vote. "The
situation demands it" said Chair
man Warren.
Registration of Absentee Voter:
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

which swept the barracks Of Sag
halien Island reports say
Chicago, Sept. 1.-The senate
campaign investigating commit
tee resumed it's sessions with E.
II. Moore a Cox representative
who was prepared he said to give
the committee Democratic cand1-
dates information concerning the
Republican fund.
Boston, Sept 7.-Statewide prt-
maries are. being held in Massa
chusetts and New Hampshire to-
day inter est centering in Senator
Moses contest for denomination.
In New Hampshire Huntley M.
Spaulding is favoring the League
of Nations with reservations and
woman suffrage opposing him.
London, Sept. 7:-Poland has
appealed to the League Of Nations
for the mediation Of the Polish
Lithuanian dispute unless i'm
provement Poland will be compel
ed to declare war on Lithuanians
have appealed to the states. The
League of Nations is considering
the appeal.
Rome, Sept. Very marked
earthquake shocks are reported
at Tuscany and casualties resuI-
ted Aid has been sent.
Grand Forks, N. D. Sept T.
Gen. Cox arrived here for three
speeches in North Dakota today
He will speak here, Devils Lake
and Minot.
Washington, Sept. THE
state department said no formal
note had been dispatched to Mex
leo although the embassy was in
structed to make informal repre-
sentations to Mexico against GER
tain oil and land policies.
Chicago, Sept. 7.-Moore told
the committee it was not seeking
the best evidence to prove the
Cox charges and asked why Colo
mel William Boyce Thompson
Chairman Of the Republican ways
and means committee and sixty
men Of the "paid organization"
was not called. Moore had
massive brief case containing sew
eral hundred papers, battalion
of ''moppers up" Of a part Of the
Republican finance organization
Moore said and named several
men and claimed one had left
Youngstown, O. after hearing
that request had been filed for
a Subpoena for him.
Houston, Sept. 7.-After hav-
ing been pronounced dead for
nine times on previous OCCASIONS
M. L. Cranberry died at hospr-
tai today. He was nearly buried
once
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Gardner the American citizen
who was haptured by the bandit
Zamora has escaped official ad-
vices say. It is stated Gardner
took refuge in a ranch during his
flight from the bandit and that
an escort has been sent for him.
Mexico City, Sept. THE for
eign office denied having receiv-
ed a note from Washington rela-
tive to the petroleum situation
but it was learned from unoffi-
cial sources that the American en-
bassy had received a note but
Mexican foreign office declined
formally to accept it claiming it
was couched in such terms that
acceptance was impossible.
Marion, Sept. Harding
boarded a special train for st.
Paul where tomorrow he will de-
liver his first campaign speech.
outside Of Ohio.
London, Sept. 1.-THE Daily
Mail says there is new activity
noted in certain units Of the Sim
Fein Republican army and that
it is believed in official circles
that new outbreaks are planned
probably for September twenty
fifth. The same paper says that
Mayor Macswiney's friends are
urging the Republican Govern
ment Of Ireland to give the Mayor
permission to eat.
Rome, Sept. IA shock lasting
five seconds which also was felt
in Milan and Geneva.
Louisville, Sept 7.-Several Sou
thern states are in the grasp Of a
very acute car shortage and pro-
ductors Of coal, lumber, agricul-
tural and manufacturers products
have been unable to fill shipping
orders on Southern Railways. 1t
was announced that the Inter
state Commerce Commission ma?
be asked for relief
Toxic, Sept 1.-Two hundred
were drowned, by tidal wave
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Toxic, Sept. 1.-Two hundred
were drowned, by tidal wave
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Grand Forks, N. D. Sept T.
Gen Cox arrived here for three
speeches in North Dakota today
He will speak here, Devils Lake
and Minot.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Houston, Sept. 7.-After hay
ing been pronounced dead for
nine times on previous occasions
M. L. Cranberry died at hospr-
tai today. He was nearly bur'ed
once
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Rome, Sept. Very marked
earthquake shocks are reported
at Tuscany and casualties resuI-
ted. Aid has been sent.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Washington, Sept. THE
state department said no formal
note had been dispatched to Mex
leo although the embassy was in
structed to make informal repre-
sentations to Mexico against GER
tain oil and land policies.
The commonwealth. (Scotland Neck, N.C.) 1896-1929, 1920-09-07

Marion, Sept. 7-Harding
boarded a special train for ST..
Paul where tomorrow he will de-
liver his first campaign speech
outside of Ohio.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05

Florida, ll7l proccnte ori $lO2,
10000; Mississippi, 1925 pro,
centc ori $56,01S.OOO; Georgia.
lll9 procente orr $l96.953, 900; /;
Arizona, 1923 procentc orr $29,
OO1 900 81 Texas, 1913 procentc
ori 1863, GIL ,OOO.
IN atc douasprczccc sta,r
bancile rationale arata 0 crcstc-
re foartc mare: New York, 81,
353, $4,000 orr 800 procente;
Pennsylvania $l.S42, ,502,OO orr
3O5 procentc; Illinois, xl,217,ll5,
600 ori 351 proccntc; California,
81 ,0OO,2l4,OOO ori 1865 proccnte;
Texas $S69.61l,O00 ori iO13 pro.
centc; Ohio, $743, OPS. 900, ori 27t
procentc; Missouri, $2S7,41S.OOO
orr 370 procente; Minnesota,
1868, l15,OO0 orr 731 proccnte;
Massachusetts $5l5, ,030,0O0 ori
lO3 proccntc; New Jersey, $423.
10000 orr 3S3 proccntc; Virgi.
MIA. 1896. .554 900 ori lit proccn-
tc 81 Oklahoma, $357,722.00O ori
6537 procente.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
SPIRITUALISMUL.

Spiritualismul este credinta Ell
Sc poate comunica cu splritul
(sufletulD unui mort. barbat saa
femeie. Spiritismul e de orr
gina vcchic. dar i'm forma eli H.
mitata 81 moderna, datcaza de Ia
anul 1913. In anul accsta d-nul
81 dina Fox, earl traiau imprcl-
na Gu dOua flee. la Hydcvillc, y.
Y, au fost in mai multe rinduri
turburati de niste batai repetate
81 ineNplicabile la usa 81 la fere
sire. In .cele din urma s'a desco-
perit intimplator de una din fl
cele lor, ca nevazutul ,,batator"
era att de intelligent ca putea
raspunde la diferite inrebari 81 a
fost att de communicative ca a de-
clarat ca era sufletul unui conner
r1ersant ambulant. Cind s'a ia
cut cunoscut aceasta descoperire.
credinta ca Sc poate obtine Legal
turi GU lumea spiritelor a deve-
nit epidemic, 81 s'au formal nj
maroasc ,,cercuri spiritistc' in
diferite parti din America. Ma
nifestatiunile earl Sc zicea ca Sc
pot obtinc de la spirite, erau ba-
tai in usa, resturnarea mesei. SD
ncte musicale, scrisori 81 ridica-
rea nevazuta a corpurilor grcle.
Ciudatenia acestui fenomen
era. ca intotdeauna. multi sau
mai putin era asociat ell un
mediu persoana care Sc presu-
punea ca are Organizatie SEN
zibila de commica Gu lu-
mea spiritelor. Daniel ID. Home
a posedat puteri ncobisnuitc $!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
CLEMENCEAU ACUZAT DE
SUCCESUL ROSuLOR.

Clemenccau 81 puterlle europe
ne sunt Gle hamat pentru succc-
sui guvcrnului bolscyist in Russia
a spus DR.. Morris Hindus, din
Boston. care time scric de vor-
birl asupra afacerilor din Ru-
sia.
,.Dacd natiunilc curopeAy slr
Fl adoptat politica dc ,.pasiNita
te' Sustinuta de presedintclc
Wilson, in Ioc de a adopta pro-
gramul de intervcntic lui Gle
menccau, All mar ii un guvern
bolsevist III Russia spune DR..
Hindus.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
CRONICA STIINTIFTCA

S a zls ca era in stare sd plutcas-
ca pima in tavanul easel sau afa--
ra pc fereastra pima in camera
alaturata. Ascmenca pretentiuni
nu numal ca au atras pe eel Ell
rloSi 81 au convcrtit pc eel nccrc-
dinciosi, dar a print chiar aten
tiunea Oamenilor de lcgc 81 de Il
inta. Judecatorul Edmonds 81
Profesorul Hare au inccrcat sd
cNpuna falsitatea spiritiStilor
dar ambii au admis ca uncle evi-
dcntc sunt naturale Pc cind in
Englitera adevarul acestui feno-
men a cistigat consimtirea de a
Sc convert, persoane eminentc
ca a. r. Wallace, Sir William
Crookers 81 Profesorul De Nor
gan. Din Englitera spiritismul a
trecut mai in toate tarile de DC
vechiul continent. B. P. Hasdeu
un professor renumit din Romi.
MIA a fost un mare adept al spi-
ritismului. Numarul celor &c cred
IN spiritism in Englitcra 81 Sta
tele Unite trece peste 100000. 81
au mai multe Ziare. revistc 81
cart de explica 81 intari ere
dinta lor. Gu toate aceste tcsti-
monii, spiritismul a fost mul;
discreditat, prin faptul ca multi
Intr 'adcvar. probabil majorita-
tea, din Medii din public. au fo,t
condamnati pentru frauda. Gre
dlnta nu este acceptata in massa
popornlui cducat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
.u|STA CR|N|NAuLOR DE- REz-
bO|U TR|M|SA La berlin.
ROMANIA AQUA PATRUZEO 81 UNU DE
GERMAN CA CRIMINAL De REZBOIU.

BERLIN. Februaric. - Lis
ta germanilor caror eXtradarc
este ceruta de .aliati fo,t comu-
nlcata, Pc linia oficiala, din Pl
ris guvernului german. Primui
hume fost TRIMS la IL All d.
mineata.
. lntrunire cabinetului ger
man fost convocata pc All du
pa amcaZi. Pima atunci nici o do
claratle oficiala asupra cxtradl-
ri nu Sc Va face.
Llsta nu va fl pubicata in
presa pima Joi.
Guvernul va da publicitatii d
stazi nota trimisa ca raspuns la
cerinta aliatilor de cxtrada p
eel acuzati dc violarca legilor d.
raZboiu.
Baronul Kurt Won Lersner ii
refuZat ca sc accepte lista ALA
tilor spre a 0 transmite guver-
nului lui La Berlin. aceasta nu Il
fost in acord Gu instructiile pri
mite.
Guvernul german la cerut Cd
Sd primeasca lista, in,a Lersner
si-a dat demiSia.
Q depcsa dim Paris spune ca in
tire alte natVlni. Rominia pu-
pc accia lista patruzeci 81 JInu d.
germani. in fruntc cu Maresalll
Won Mackenscn. Serbia acuZa
numai patru gcrmani de crime
comlse in timpul razbolului.
Prcmicrlll Milerand decla-
rat astaZi comisiei lnsareinata ri
afacerlle straine Cd tratatul de III
Versailles ola autoritatca dc a
sill pc germani de a Sc slpun>
proviziilor din tratat. 81 ca ALA
Til vor face tot ce sta in puterea
Tor ca Sa aslgure eXecuiarea
clauselor din tratat.
Consiliul ambasadorilor fo,i
chcmat la o sedinta >peciala
spre a discuta asupra situatiei
crcata prin dcmi>ia lui Lersncr.
care lasat delegatia germana
fara scf, 81 refuzul ace,tuia d"
transmite guvernului lui li>ta
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
NOSKE SPUNE CA E IMPO
SIBIL A ASCULTA DE ALI
ATT.

LONDRA, 5 Februaric.
..Predarca accstor persoane este
virtual impossible. de am fac"
orr ce,' spus ministrul apara--
Ri Noskc. intr un interview dat
rorcspondcntului din Berlin al
ziarului Daily Mail.
..Aceasta cerinta un act d.
razbunarc, mai rau ca ii lui Shy
lock- zis Noskc.
..Presupunc ca voiu reuSi "a
sal arestez, crczi d-ta ca trennl
carel Va ducc sprc Franta va ii
lasat sd trcaca fronticra9
..Si daca trcnul va fl oprit DE-
catra multlmc, crczi d-ta ca pot
da commando ca gcrmanii ST. pus
tc III multlme asa ca alti ger
mani sd fic dat in NINA inami-
cului razbunator9'
Correspondence maj spunc ea
arestarca 81 cXtradarea ar cadca
sa fie cXecutata dc Noskc, care
lnsa spus cd atitlldinca lui va
Fl rczistcnta pasiva.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05

Gu crimlnalii de razboiu ceruti
de aliati sprc judecarc.
Consiliul ambasadorilor dup.i
sedlnta tinuta dat urmatorill
comunicat:
..Llsta Gu criminali de razbo,l
ii fost prezentata Baronului Won
Lersner spre transmitere gUver-
'nului lui, presedintele dclegati-
ei gcrmane a reinapOiat lista
spunind prescdintelui conferin-
tel ca el Sia inaintat demisia g.'
vernului lui 81 pleaca din Paris.
Decizia aliatilor va fl comuni
cata direct guvernului din Bcr-
lin
Won Lersner All foarte de TIM
puriu pleeat din Paris.
Imediat dupa ce primit lista
baronul Won Lersner TRIMS
urmatoarea scrisoare premieru--
lui Millerand:
..EXcelenta voastra mia tri-
mis- o nota care continc numclt
germanilor caror eXtradare e.
ste ceruta de puterile aiate. il
cursul celor trei lnni de zile am
depus Gu cea mai mare Seriosi.
tate Inaintea reprczentantilol
guvernelor aliate 81 associate. dc
zeee ori in scris 81 de treisprezc-
&c orr oral. mOtivelc de ce i'm.
pOslbll a lie slpunc la acestp
cerinte, .fara cOnsidcrare de ran
gul eel poarta persoancle acu-
Zatc
Va amintesc Excclcntci Noa-
sire dcsprc repetatele dcclaratii
&c am facut cd nici un functio-
mar german nu dispus fl. in
nici un fel. instrumental pcntrr
realizarea cerintelor accstci cx--
tradari. ASi fl instrumental in
aceasta daca a-si transmitc gu
vernului nota Excclcntei Voas-
tre. Dcci vo rcinapoicz, alatu-
rat.
Am facut dc cunoscut guver-
nulul meu ca numal pot ramlnca
IN acest post. 81 ca voiu parasi
PariSul cu primul trcll.''
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
B U L E TT N

LONDRA, 5 Februarie. - Ca
bnetul german a decis ca sd tri-
mita o alta nota aliatilor insis-
und asupra celor communicate in
nota de la Is Ianuarie, spune o
depesa din Copenhaga catra Ex-
change Telegraph.
In nota de la 25 Ianuarie Ger.
mania protesta contra cererei Il
ilatllor de extrada pc crimlna
lii de razboiu germani 81 a "a
cut contemporaries ca acestia
sd fie judecati de un tribunal
german, avind pc reprezentantii
aiati de fata.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
ENGLITERA STARUESTE CA
FOSTUL KAISER SA FIE DE-
PARTAT DIN OLANDA.

LONDRA, ) Fcbruarie. - Da-
ca Olanda persista in rcfuzuI ii
dc Sc conforma cerci aliatilor
dc extrada pc fostul Kaiser.
guvcrnul cngicz va starui ca 81
fic Internal III una din insulcl"
Olandci, departc dc Europa, a
declarat astazi Sir Auckland
Geddes, ministru 81 prcscdlnte!c
camerei de comert, intro vorbi-
re la Andovcr.
Marea Britanie are intentiunca
de a scoate pc fostul Kaiser din
Olanda spre fl judecat de ali
att, daca Va fl posibil. a zis
Geddes.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
COMUNICAT.

Stunt rugati Domnii secretari
al societatilor din U. s. R. A. sa
binevoiasca ca in timpul eel mai
scurt sa. ne trimeata lista com
plecta Gu membrii care au plecas
acasa, Gu cei repasiti sau morti,
pentru le sista ziarul. Am tri-
mis- scrisori Ia societatl, dar Gu
parere de rau, uncle nu vreau sa
ne raspunza.
Hartia de prezent este foarte
scumpa 81 NIL SC gaseste, deci ar
fl in folosul tuturor solicitation
a Sc face economic.
Slim foarte bine ca primesc Il
are multi care nu sunt in drept,
- dar moi nu-i stim cine sunt,
rugam deci pc Domnii secretarl
a nu neglija aceasta rugare 81 a
ne trimite n,umele lor.
N. NESTOR, Administrator
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-05
CADEREA GUVERNULUI GER
MAN POSIBILA.

BERLIN, Februaric. ca
derea gurcrnului german insotit
de revolta rosillor fost pre-
zis de catra ziarul socialist Nor-
werts. ca IN rczultat al ccrintci
aliatilor ca Germania sc extra
Jeze pc acuzatii Gle crime comi-
Sc in acest razboiu. Ziarul spu-
ue ca daca Germania Va cadea in
miinile bolsevistilor, aliati nu
vor avea prilejul ca sa-Si asigu-
re cxecutarea tratatului de pace.