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The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Polish Peace Delegation
 Lays Down Terms at Minsk

LONDON, Aug. 2S.-The head of the Polish delegation to the Russo Polish peace conference at Minsk has announced Poland's peace condi tions to be complete and lnviolable independence of the Polish Republic with no interference i'll it's internal affairs, according to a Moscow wire. less.
 The Polish delegate said Poland did not declare war. He asserted the Polish troops had occupied territory once belonging to Poland merely to obtain the free decision of the people regarding their fate and declared Russia was trying by force to es- tablish a Soviet regime in Poland
 M. Danish Evsky, Russian Chair man, read the terms proposed by Soviet Russia. They were:
 Army To Be Reduced
 The strength of the Polish army to be reduced to one annual contin gent of 50000 men, together with the army command and an "army of administration, to aggregate To-. 900 men.
 Generalization of Polish army to occur within one month.
 All arms, excluding those needed for the army specified, to be handed to Soviet Russia and the Ukraine.
 All war industries to be demobi- lized.
 No troops or war material to be allowed to come from abroad.
 The line of Wolkovisk. Bislystok and Praweyo 10 be placed fully at the disposal of Russia for conner
 Free Land To Veterans
 Land to be given free to the fami- lies of all Polish citizens killed, wounded or incapactated in the war
 In return. Russia offered to with. draw troops from the Polish front with the Polish demo biliZation and to reduce considerably the number of troops on the Russian frontier line.
 The final frontier of the independ- ent state of Poland to be. in the main. identical with the line ndi- cated in the note of Earl Curzon. the British Foreign Minister. of July 20. Russia stipulated, however, that additional territory should be given Poland on the East.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
SOCIALISTS FUND.- CONTRIBUTED BY
 S0v|ETS, CHARG GE|
Investigation of Minor Pol itical Parties Finances
 Demanded of Committee.
NONP ARTISANS INVOLVED
League Declared to Be Rais- ing Enormous Sums for
 Political Propaganda.

CHICAGO. H., Aug. 2S.-Demand that the Senate Committee investi- gating campaign expenditures look into the campaign finances and meth ods of the minor political parties is contained in a letter sent Chairman William S. Kenyon today by James Martin Miller, former American Con sul General to New Zealand.
 Miller charges that the Socialists are raising larger funds than ever before and taat the Non-Partisan League is collecting enormous sums for propaganda and political cam paign purposes.
 The letter also stated that reliable reports had reached the writer that the Socialists are being financed in part by the Russian Bolsheviki
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Latest Bulletins
 By Special Gable

LOUISVILLE, Ky, Aug. 2S.-A cloudburst this afternoon at Car lisle, Ky, did damage estimated at $100,000. A number of dwellings were swept from their foundations but no deaths were reported.
 ELGIN, H., Aug. 2S.-Ralph De Palma won the national auto road race here today breaking all lap road records. Tommy Milton finished second and Ralph Mulford third.
 HAMMOND, Ind, Aug. 2S.-Three men today held up and robbed the paymaster of the General American Company and escaped in an automo- bile with $15,000.
 NEW YORK, Aug. 28. - Gov. James M. Cox, Democratic Presi- dential nominee, arriving here this afternoon from New England, was met at the station by thousands of admirers who showered him with flowers. The nominee will remain here two days.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
STRIKERS BATTLE
 MINE DETECTIVES
West Virginia Coal Mine Is Taken Over by State lPo-
 lice Following Fight.

CHARLESTON, w. Va, Aug 2S Major Payne Baldwin, Felts de- tective. was wounded in a fight which started early this morning between striking mine workers and guards at the Willis Branch Coal Company's plant in Raleigh County. Detectives, armed with automatics, did most of the fighting, according to police reports of the affair.
 State police are on the scene at tempting to prevent outbreaks Meantime two trains are being held outside of the plant the crews fear ing to take them in because of an- ticipated attack
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28

Fighting in the north has all but ceased but violent battle is under way near Lemberg in the South. Re peated attacks by the Reds have been repulsed, the statement claims.
 PARIS. Aug. 2S.-The Russian Bolsheviki are making desperate stand against the advancing Poles at Grodno, according to advices re- ceived by the French Foreign Min istry today. All possible Russian reserves are being concentrated there and a great pitched battle is expected
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Alaska Fur Smugglers'
 Operations Frustrated

SEATTLE, Aug 28-Efforts of what are apparently two different bands of fur smugglers, to surrepti- tiously slip valuable Alaskan furs in boxes and false bottomed trunks, have been frustrated by customs agents. Four cases of caribou hides and a case of moose hides, labeled "repacked dry goods, are detained, pending a search for the smugglers. Trunks with false bottoms and eight beaver skins and 13 marten skins are also held by the customs inspectors office on the waterfront. According to the investigation made by customs agents, persons in the employ of steamship companies. agents of the smugglers in Alaska and also in Se- attle, are involved
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Polish Guns Decimate Retreating Soviet
 Forces, Thousands are Killed and WOuneed
WOMEN INJECTED FOR
 TAX" BY FAST WORKER

PITTSBURGH. Pa., Aug. 2S.- Shortly after Secretary of State Bainbridge Colby had issued a proclamation at Washington on Thursday promulgating ratifica- tion of the National Woman Suffrage Amendment, a bogus tax collector called on many women here. appraised them of Colby's action and told them they must pay a tax if they wanted to vote. He collected the tax" in many instances according to reports to the po- lice today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Survivor of Sea Breeze
 Wreck Of for Petersburg

PORT WALTER, Aug. PIE C.. Lilly, survivor of the gasboat Sea Breeze disaster which resulted in the burning to death of Billy Wood worth in the wreck, left here today on the mailboat Americ for Peters burg.
 The records show that the gas boat Sea Breeze was owned by D. c. Velie of Ketchikan. It is believed here tkat Velie and not Lilly is the name of the Sea Breeze survivor.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Express Company, Given One Rate Raise, Requests More

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S. - The Interstate Commerce Commission to- day was hearing application of the American Railway Express Company for rate increases of 15 per cent in addition to the 12h per cent in crease recently allowed by the com mission to cover the increased wages awarded the S0,000 express company workers by the National Railway Labor Board.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Bar Association Refuses
 Action on League Issue

ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2S.-The Ameri- can Bar Association at the closing session of it's annual convention here yesterday refused to adopt the spec ial committees report recommending ratification of the Versailles Treaty including the League of Nations covenant, without amendment The association took the stand that the League of Nations was a political question and therefore not a proper subject for expression of opinion by a non-political organization including in it's membership men of every shade of political belief.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
U. s. Prohibition Agents
 Charge With Conspiracy

CHICAGO H.. Aug. 2S.-Warrants were out today for ten men. including three Federal Prohibition enforce ment agents suspended at the be- ginning of an investigation of alleged conspiracy between Federal agents and wholesale whiskey dealers to evade the prohibition law.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
U. s. Cruiser Is Ordered to
 Danzig to Guard Americans

WASHINGTON, Aug. 2S-Secre- tary of Navy Josephus Daniels to day announced that he has ordered the cruiser Pittsburgh 10 proceed from Revalto to Danzig 10 protect American refugees from Poland
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Serbia Asks Allied Action
 On Albanian-Jugo Slav War

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2S. The Serbian Government has asked the United States, Great Britain, France and Italy to appoint representatives on an allied commission 10 inyesti- gate the conflict between Albania and Jugo Slayia, the State Depart ment announced today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
ROAD PAVING FAVORED.

EVERETT, Wash, Aug. 2S-The Good Roads Association today over whelming voted endorsement of proposal to carry on a referendum measure providing a $30.00O.000 bond issue, the proceeds to be used in paving state roads.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Wholesale Price of Flour
 Drops 40 Cents a Barrel

SAN FRANCISCO, Aug. 2S. - Wholesalers prices on flour dropped forty cents a barrel here today. The wheat exchange announced that this years wheat crop is more than sup. plying the demand.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Many Officials to Attend
 Governors Day" at Marion

CHICAGO, Aug. 2S-Fifteen to twenty Governors and other state of ficiafs are expected to attend Gov ernor's Day" in Sen. Warren G. Har- ding's front porch campaign at Mar ion, Ohio August 3l, according to announcement from Republican head quarters here today.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Aviators Await Squadron
 Commander at Ruby, Alaska

NOME, Alaska. Aug. 27.- Delay ed )-Captain St. Clair Street, com mander of the Alaska Flying Squad ron, finished repairs to his motor end expected to hop off today, ar irving at Fairbanks this evening" The other three planes of the squad ron are at Ruby awaiting his arrival before continuing the return flight to New York
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Many Killed in Mutinies
 Of l5,000 Chilean Troops

LIMA. Peru. Aug. 2S.-Serious mutinies have occurred among 15,0O0 Chilean troops in the provinces of Tacna and Africa, according to official advices received here, and number of persons have been killed. The troops are clamoring to return home
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
BRITISH LINERS
 TIED UP AT N. Y,
Longshoremen Quit Work as Protest Against Impris-
 onment of MacSweeney

NEW YORK, Aug. 2S.-Two thous and longshoremen quit work here yesterday, tying up every British ship in port in the hope of forcing Great Britain to release Terrence MacSweeney, Lord Mayor of Cork held in Brixton prison, London, fol. lowing his conviction on a charge Of sedition growing out of his attend. ance at sitting of the Sim Fein Court in Cork The strike is ex- pected to spread to every port in the United States.
 Longshoremen also stopped work on four White Star liners as a pro test against the action of the crew of the White Star liner Baltic in al lowing British authorities to remove Archbishop Daniel F. Mannix of Aus tralia from the vessel on her last trip from New York to Ireland and England. The prelate's technical ar rest was the result of his announced intention of visiting Ireland despite the British Governments order for bluuiiS iilIl tO uO SD, Dttduot Ol HIS alleged pernicious utterances on the political situation in Ireland.
 After officials of the lien had asked that police reserves be rushed to the piers, the strikers marched to the piers of the Cunard line and pulled out other workers
 LONDON, Aug. 28.-Premier David Lloyd George, conferring with Pre- mier Giovanni Giolitti of Italy at Lucerne, Switzerland, on the Polish situation and Adriatic question, is being bombarded with petitions for the release of Terrence MacSweeney, Lord Mayor of Cork, imprisoned in England following conviction on a sedition charge.
 Most of the petitioners declared MacSweeney's release would open q way for reconciliation between war ring factions in Ireland while a re- fusal would have an opposite effect.
 The Premier previously had de clared that Macsweeney, who is or T hunger strike and reported near death. would not be freed.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Negro Demands Cherry Pie
 Before Mounting Gallows

DALLAS. Texas. Aug 28.-Fred Douglas, a negro, was hanged at the state penitentiary here yesterday for the murder of an oil station manager during an attempted robbery. Before mounting the gallows the murderer asked that a cherry pie be included in his last meal.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Flames Sweeping Biz Horn
 Timber Lands in Wyoming

SHERIDAN, Wyo., Aug. 2S-Fire was reported today sweeping yalu able timber lands in the Big Horn district. Big crews of volunteers are enrOute 10 the district to fight the flames. which already have swept more than 100 acres.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
30 Hurt, Buildings Wrecked In N. Y. Acetylene Explosion

NEW YORK, Aug. 28.-Thirty men were injured, eight seriously, and several railroad buildings were wrecked here last night by an ex- plosion of large acetylene gas tank in the yards of the Detroit Pressed Steel Company here
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
SHINGLE PLANT BURNED.

PORT MOODY, B. C., Aug. 2S.- Fire in the plant of the McNair Shingle Company here late yester- day, destroyed several buildings and material worth $75.00O. The mill was saved.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
PETR0GRAD STARVING.

TOXIC, Aug. 2S.-Virtually the entire population of Petrograd is suffering from malnutrition. accord ing to letters received here which state that the scarcity of food is becoming alarming and that the death rate is increasing daily
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Reclamation of 240,000
 Square Miles Is Planned

DENVER, Colo, Aug. 2S.-System- attic development by reclamation of 24O,OOO square miles of land in the Colorado River basin and construc- tion of three mountain tunnels were main topics of discussion at a meet ing here today of governmental rep resentatives of seven southwestern states.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Spokane Will Sail From
 Seattle Tomorrow at 10

, 2 SEATTLE, Aug. 2S.7-The steamer Spokane will sail for Alaska at 10 o'clock tomorrow fnbrhine. Eighty booked for Alaska. among them, four for Juneau. They are Mrs. E. Astron, MT. and Mrs w. B. Kirk and Miss Eva Campbell.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Jefferson Sails For North With 2 Juneau Passengers

SEATTLE. Aug, 2S.-The Alaska Steamship Company's steamer Jeff erson left here for the North Ut , o'clock last evening with 5S passen- gers for Alaska. Juneau passengers were Mir. and Mrs Ned Carlson.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
150 Christians Slain by
 Bedouins Near Jersusalem

CAIRO, Egypt, Aug. 28.-More than 150 Christians have been killed at Ajlun, a village 30 miles from Jeru- salem, by a band of Bedouins, ac- cording to advices received here.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Fierce Rioting Breaks Out In Belfast = Many Are
 Wounded by Military.

BELFAST. Aug 28-Fierce riot ing broke out in West Belfast today After the police barracks had been wrecked by Sim Feiners, the mili tary fired into crowd, many casu aIties resulting. The Royal Victoria Hospital this evening was crowded with gunshot victims.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
VOLCANO EMITTING SAND.

SAN SALVADOR. Aug. 2S.-The volcano San Miguel near here is throwing out sand and ashes today. No damage so far has been reported.
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
HEAVY FIGHTING RAGING NEAR
 LEMbERC; REPEATED BOLSHEvIK
 ATTACKS ARE REpUL LSED BY POLES
Warsaw Reports Operations At Standsti on Northern Front But French Foreign Ministry at Paris Is Ad- vised Reds Making Desperate Stand at Grodno
 With Pitched Battle Expected

Aug 28-The Polish artillery has the prn- retreating Bshvk the northwestern casualties previously reported today's official statement from Polish War Office says
The Alaska daily empire., 1920-08-28
Harding Urges Substitute
 For the League of Nations

MARION. O., Aug. 2S. - Pro nouncing the existing League of Nations definite and irredeemable failure, Sen. Warren c. Harding,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
ITALIA CFRE REv|ZUIRFA|
TRATATULUI Gu UNGARIA.
Nitti Sc face sampionuI Unguri|or apa-
rand Cauza SOviniSmu|ui maghiar.

PARIS, 4 Martie. - Prelmierlll
italian Nitti, cerut formal ca
colrsiliul premierilor sc revizuias-
ca tratatul de pace Gu Ungaria,
cableaza ,,Pertinax" redactorul
polite al ziarllui partisan Echo
de Paris.
Premierul italian, dupa cum
spune acest scriitor francez, care
de obiceiu intotdeauna bine in
format, spune ca cele 100000
care sc afla acum i'm nouile state
din Serbia, Rominia 81 Cehoslo-
vacia, trebue sa fie incorporate
in noul stat al Ungariei.
Noua adunare consiliului, du-
pa cum s'a aflat, Sc va tinea Ia
San Reno in districtul Riviera,
in Italia. imediat dupa conferinta
financiara internationala a Ligel
Natiunilor, care sc va tinea Ia
Roma.
Consiliul, inainte de inchiderea
sedintei tinuta la Londra, a adop-
tat in parte raportul MareSalului
Foch in clalsele militare care yol
ii incorporate I'm tratatul Gu
Turcia, intre care 81 ocuparea III
ter-aliata malurilor Bosforului
Dardanelelor 81 IA Marii de Mar
mara.
Stefan lausanne, redactorul d.
la aMatin.4-ia a depesa. catra zia
rul lui = lausanne Sc afla la Lon
dra prevestit Franta ca A
merica Sc Va opllne la orr ce de
cizic asupra problemelor turcest
earl vor lasa pc Sultan IN Con
stantinopol.
Inject, insa sigur furtuna Anne
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
D-L VA|DA La LONDRA
Cum privesc englezii unitatea
noastra nationala.

Horsca. Comentind o confc-
rinta care avut loc intre primul
ministru englez 81 romin, ziarul
Times" zice:
DE oarece o actiune buna cere
La rindul ei alta, guvernul nostru 81
poporul englcz, nu vor intirzia sa
dea atentie dificultatilor spcciale
Ell care Rominia are de luptat, 81 a
0 ajuta pc cit ne va sta in puteri.
Poate ca s,nt Politician mai abili
in minuirea chestiunilor parlamen-
tare diplomatici, decit Or. Vaida
Voevod insa nici unul nu este mai
SINGER doritor de consolida noua
unitate tarei, pc bazele unei liber-
tati politice 81 religioase, 81 pc 0
integritate economical 81 financiara.
(,,Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
Po|itsti aelati pentIu
StOarCcri dc bani.

NEW YORK, 4 Martie. = De-
partamentul politiei astazi cerce-
teaza acuzarea adusa de procu-
rorul districtual ca politisti 81 de-
,tectivi, extrag vcnite de la femei
Ajutorul procurorului districtu-
al Smith, in investigate lui Gu
privire la prostitute, zicc Cd voi
Fl urmariti zece politisti, un ad
vocat 81 dol agenti carl depun
bonduri.
DetectivuI John j. Gunson a 81
fost dat judecatii find acuza,
pentru ca stors $50 dc la Dina
Rebeca Mulyado. Femeia a de.
clarat juratilor, ca lin timpul unei
cunostintc 6nedlungate GU Gun
son, la dat peste $4,000 in ban
81 lucru1'i de valoare Dinsa a de-
clarat ca este absolventa a Uni.
ve1Sitatii din Kansas.
Gunson fost detinut sub bond
de $1,000 81 spune ca acuzatia e
ste o inscenarc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04

Enper Pasa, fostM ministru de
rdzboi al Turciei 81 fruata$ al IT,
ndrilor Turci, Sc ace ca de ctte-ua
sdptdmini SIR afle in Berlin. Sc
crede ca scoput lui este de q cfstigo
simpatia pentru tindrit turci. par
It'd care luat fi1td prin obHita-
tea acestuia, 81 IN frUtea cdruia
Sc atld 81 All. a3
In altimnl timp Sd raportat Cd
Enrer q f0st ales rege al Kurdista-
nului, 81 ca ar fl fdcut 0 recolutie
bolsevistd IN depdrtdta AISLE : find
dect primo rerol,4is radicald fdcu-
I'd de un rege. t
Asatpra caprlni il,l Enuer pla-
'sedsd o sestintd nlsaoarte. Curteo
martiald din CohAantinopol ia
c0ndamnat, impreund Gu alh frun.
tasi tm'ci, pentt'u rolul .jucat in a.
cest rdeboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
ZIARUL AMERICA" Sc PRI-
MESTE REGULAT IN TARA.

Zilcle trccutc dornnul Nicolae
Ioncscu din Detroit, ne-a comu-
nicat ca fratcle d-sale din Dobro-
gea, Rominia, primeste regulat
ziarul America" la care este
abonat.
Astazi domnul Nicolae Toma
Gaz, din Clearing, ILL.,, care ne-a
procurat 81 cinci abonamente pen
trl Romanul VIRTUE 81 Desfriu
dntre altele ne scrie urmatoarelc
Tot odata va aduc la cunostintd
ca am PRINT raspuns de la ia,
milia mea din Rominia cd prime
ste regulat ziarul America" ps
care Lam abonat pentru Ell, s.
multumcsc tare frumos ziarulu
America" pentru articolele fru
moase 81 folositoare pc carl Il
publica, convigindu-ne de multt
lucruri carl sunt adevarate, s
zic sa traiasca.
La rlndul nostru multumim
serviciului postal din tara care
isl face datorinta in conStiinta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
Spre Stiinta.

Mai multi ne Ger sc schlmbam
adrcsele pc care sc trlmiteIu pri-
nlul volum din romanul Virtutc
81 Desfriu. LIE satisfaccm cererea
Gu placcre Ia acei earl au TRIMS
direct comanda, insa la acei carl
au fost trecuti pc 0 lista trimisa
dc altul, ii rugam sd sc adreseyc
la el, caci altfcl S ar putca illtim-
pla sd avcm neajunsuri.
De pilda, Nicolae Toader
TRIMS cinci comcnzi pcntru cinci
prietcni.
Cincva site de fapt 81 he scrie
ca volumul lui Ghita Tanase, u
nul din eel ciilci prieteni lui
Nicolae Tudor, sal trimitcm la
adrcsa cutare, 81 daca il trimitcm
llevaratul Ghita Tanase remrine
fara carte. in nici un cas- nu pu-
tenn schimba adresele celor carl
il 'au TRIMS comanda direct de efs
cu awful accluia care facut CO.
nanda.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
RapOItuIi bu|le inte Ne
xic0 81 Stat6Ie Unite.

WASHINGTON, 4 Martie. -
Relatiunilc Intro Mexico 81 State
lie Unite astazi sunt mai bune dc
cit orr 81 cind inaintc in istorie
intre acestc doua tari, a declarat
ambasadorul Mexican Ygnacio
Bonillas 6ntr 'un interview.
Bonllas caracterizcaza doua lu-
crlri:
,,Intiiu, Mexico success sd e.
liminezc de fapt 'aproape GU to-
tul banditismclc 81 al doilca, 40
porul American a luat oNatitul
dine multi mai moderate catrr
Mexico" zIs Bonillas..
I'm vedcrca situatiuci am A.
juns la un punct de mai buna
dntelcgere 81 simpatie fntre popoa
rele ambelor tari.ss
Bonillas, care mentionat ca
un candidat la presedenfa Mexi.
cuMi la alegerile din 1ulic, va
pleca la Mexico City saptamina a.
ceasta, ca Sc discute Gu Presedin
tele Carranza desprc viitoarcle re
latiuni intre Mexico 81 Statelc L.
mite. Bonillas Sc va conSulta $
Gu prictenii lui politfci despre
Sansa lui la viitoarele alegeri $
Sc decida daca trebue Sc candide
Ze.
Ma due GU un rapport favorabi
despre relatiunile intre tara mes
81 Statcle Unite" a zis Bonllas
,,Ele nici odata II 'au fost mai blu
me-"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-03-04
I'm document fOarte intereSant.

In numaru de icri, la Fuga Condeiulu promis ca
pubca Proccsul Verbal al Congresuu Lge Rationale A.
tnut de 2s Sept 1919 Sm cetitor nostr membr
Iige Rationale carl susnu drag aceasta nsutiune
81 din sa aduna in ondu Lgei pima la Con-
esu din Cleveland pese $4 O0 astcapta ncrabdare sa
vaza oaririle Congrcsulu 81 gindit e accm
servcu pubcnd docuentu ofcios in sau nrcgstrat
ucrare 81 hotarre Congresuu carei scdina dura
int1erup della orec go pima la ofce Umeaza
PRO- COL
ua sednta Congresulu Lgei Rationale Romine din Anne
tnuta la 28 Septemvie 1919 nuta in saa SocetaM Car
patina din Cleveland, Ohio.
,Presednte Captain Vasle Stoca.
,Secretar Rev Teofl Rosca.
Presedntele prn vorbre acomodata in face isto
cul pc scurt al infntar Lgei Rationale Romnor din
America deschide sedinta la oree 2 La finea vorbr
alua pc D Major al orasvui Cleveland Davis nut
de datorinta onora Gu presenta Dsale.
,D-nul Major Davis
Att. Asa Sc sfrseste PROTOCOLUL mcnt sd ctcmzczc
desbaerle 81 hotarrie marcui Congress al Lge Rationale
oine din America indus i'll Regsru de Proccse Vcrbalc al
Cotetuui Central pc parntee Teofl Roca fosul
rctar scpturistic Ia predat dui JBanatanu actualuu
secetar 81 scrptusc 81 financar al Lge Natonac dupa
mai multe cereri la sfirsitul lune Ianuarie
Documenul find foarte ineresan reveni asupra ui
ntrun viitor apropiat.