davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05

would never think that steel strike
had ever existed. But they were prim
ing themselves for other prey. They
anticipated trouble from the well-or-
ganized coal miners and / am proud to
say they got more than they bargained
for. In the miners ranks they found
disciplined workers, men who all
through the war played as heroic
part as any Of the soldiers in France,
men who Judged that the time had arr
rived when they were entitled to de-
mand real wages for real work; all the
venom of a reptilian press thrown at
them from all corners only made those
well organized miners the more deter.
mined to get their due rights. Well,
they have got IA per cent of their de-
mands, Mr.. Fortney, for not keeping
their mouths shut as you would have
them, and though not given over to
forecasting coming events, | feel as
sured when the final test on the coal
miners demands is settled in Washing
ton, d. c., the increase lately given VIII
be doubled and properly SO.
We do not hear a word from Mr..
Fortney about the profits of the coal
operators, while he romps and raves
about the workers, but it was ever so,
and while ] could fill columns OF space
going into the full details of the steel
and coal strikes, ! know the union men
and women in this vicinity at least
know pretty nearly the truth by this
time and my bluff and slurs,s though
straight and to the point and without
entertainment, are written with a view
to protect our aims and objects as
workers, rather than to appear know.
all or be-all.
Though not in the best OF health at
present, am willing to debate the JUS
tice of the steel or coal workers des
mands with Mr.. Fortney before any
local forum where we will have real
opportunity of going into the merits OF
the coal or steel situation. By this
method we might be able to bring light
ON a subject that would take barrels OF
printers ink to discuss through the pa,
pers and enlighten nobody but the con
tending correspondents. What sayest
thou. friend Fortney? Will we HE to
the lists and engage in mortal combat
and let the audience determine who
shall wear the laurel WREATH
Alex. lronside.
Barre, VT.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
AN ALL-AMERIcAN CANAL
Proposed for Imperial Valley, Largest
Irrigation Project in United States.

Washington, ID. g., Jan. 5.--Construc-
ton of an all.American canal along the
California border to remove from Mex
leo cont oil over the system Of the I'm
perial valley, the largest irrigation pro-
iect in the United States, is eontem-
plated in a bill Representative kettner
of California plans to introduce IN the
House. II will make provision Tor open
ing to purchase or settlement by hon
orably discharged soldiers, sailors and
marines with war service Of 100000
acres of public lands on the east mesa
of the valley, which will be nrlgaole
from the proposed canal.
The bill is redrsft worked out dur
ing the holiday recess by sub-eommit-
tee of the House committee ON -irriga-
ton of arid lands, which has had sew
eraI measures designed to relieve the
situation existing in Imperial valley
under consideration. Hearings before
the committee brought out that the
crops Of the Imperial valley, which
residents said reach value OF S6o,Doo,-
600 annually. are dependent upon the
uninterrupted flow Of the main canal
Of the irrigation system which, from
the diversion point ON the Colorado
river. swings through Mexican territory
for 40 miles before distribution is made
to the American ranehers. The water
users ON the Mexican side, where over
100000 acres are being irrigated, do
not wish TO join in the maintenance OF
the main canal and the protective works
in Mexico, according to testimony pre-
sented to the congressional committee.
Relief is sought through the building
Of a highline canal entirely on Amer
'can soil. making necessary a cut
rough a low range Of sandhills, which
70 present main canal avoids by the
tor into Mexico. approximately
ea.O,M acres of withdrawn public lands,
,milar in quality to that of Imperial
alley but living above the present I'm
criai canal system. win come under
he proposed all-American canal, ac-
.arding to reclamation service esti-
mates. Under the Kettner bill 100000
tcres would be opened to purchase by
ar veterans at sl-25 an acre or, at
the discretion Of the secretary OF the
nteri r. be reserved for opening under
Oh soldier settlement legislation as
ne +. ongress may enact.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
A NASTY COLD
EASED AT ONCE
"Pape's Cold Compound" Then Breaks
Up Cold in G. Few
Hours.

Don't stay stuffed up! Quit blowing
and snuffiingi A dose of "Pape's Cold
Compound taken every two hours I'M
til three doses are taken usually breaks
IN severe cold and ends all grippe
misery.
The very first dose opens your
clogged-up nostrils and the air pas
sages of the head; stops nose running;
relieves the headache, dizziness, fever
ishness, sneezing, soreness and stiffness.
"pape's Cold Compound Is the
quickest, surest relief known and costs
only few cents at drug stores. Vt acts
without assistance, tastes nice, con-
tains no quinine--Insist upon Pape's!
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
CONGRESS BACK
AFTER HOLIDAY
And Faces One of the Bust
est Periods in It's
History
STAGGERING ARRAY
[ OF PROBLEMS AWAIT
Adjournment Is Not Ex-
pected Before Fall, With
/ Only Brief Recess

Washington, d. c., Jan. 5.--Congress
resumed its sessions to-day after two
weeks holiday, facing one of the bust
est periods in history and staggering
array Of problems awaiting solution. In
addition TO innumerable domestic mat
ters. some of which will have far
reaching effect on the industrial life
Of the country, there are international
questions that must be settled, includ-
ing the treaty of peace with Germany
aud Austria
Adjournment was not expected be-
fore fall and the only break in the long
session that members can look forward
to is the brief recess that will be tax
on eoincident with the holding of the
national party conventions during the
summer. But despite the mass of work
ahead there were indications aplenty
that ample time would be found for
partisan politics and no angle OF the
coming presidential election would be
overlooked.
Resdes the treaties with Germany
and with Austria, International prob
Iema to be considered at the resumed
.cssion include the proposed alliance
with France the Panama settlement
with Columbia. treaties with Poland
and. possibly Turkey, and numerous
meas dealing with the war changed
conditions If imerica, commercial and
teonoaie condit ions abroad
Imaaytant domestic legislation
awatinr ac.oa includes the railroad
recrpanl2stion bin and the oil, coal. gas
apd phosphate land leasing bill, both of
which now are in conference, army re-
organization. shipping legislation, con-
trnl Of unde .irable aliens, and scores OF
other subjects. Many investigations
also have been arranged for by the
Senate and House. Among them will
be inquiries into war expenditures. the
Mexican situation, Dolshevist activities,
the coal situation, federal trade com
mission and the Ford Newherry cleo
ton.
The Senate program to-day provided
for consideration of the sedition bill OF
Senator Sterling, North Dakota. The
House before taking up various APP
preparation measures, expected to vote
on the question of seating Victor Ber-
ger, Milwaukee socialist, who was GUST
ed last session, but reelected at a spe-
cial election held recently. Leaders
predicted prompt rejection of the re-
election certificate.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. DEBATE
Alex. Ironside Offers to Present His
Side of Coal Inquiry.

Editor. Barre Times; ! will try and
make this, my last, letter to Mr.. Fort
ney as brief as possible.
The miners demands Were not got
ten up" by radicals in Chicago, as Mr.
Fortney, through friend, would have
us believe. ANY trade unionist knews
that their new scale of hours and wages
was formulated at their recent conven-
ton In Cleveland, Ohio, over 1000 min
ers being in attendance.
Is there any bluff to that, Mr.. Fort
|ney?
Citing the one lone instance OF non
union miner in his home town produc-
ing an abnormal turnover for one day
will not convince sensible trade union
lists that this better class" OF miners
Mr.. Fortney refers TO are the men
nation must depend upon for their fuel
supply. If we are to deal with the
miner,. il must be in the mass, at least
that il how the United States govern
ment has dealt and is dealing with
them at the present time.
Is there any bluff to that, Mr.. Fort
neyg
Mr.. Fortney suggests that | tell the
editors of the most subsidized press
America has ever known to go and
hang themselves. Ii would be no use.
They would not even turn hair at a
small thing like that. Samples OF their
dirty work are as follows: During the
past two months of the steel strike
every column of the press in the steel
belt mot including ads was directed
in a TRADE of abuse against the work
men, the like of which has never been
seen on the North American continent,
personally want to give the American
press a fair deal when ! feel they de-
serve it. but in western Pennsylvania,
West Virginia and Virginia the press,
backed BY their steel trust gold, vent
ON record in a manner that makes hon
est men blush for the future of our
republic.
Suddenly as they had begun the BON
bardment against the workers, just as
suddenly was il stopped. AT a min
ute's notice. so to speak, gag rule
was applied and since that day cue
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
UNFAIR METHOD
OF COMPETITION
To Sell Sugar in Combina-
ton, and Practice Is
Forbidden
FEDERAL TRADE COM
MISSION ORDERS HALT
Specific Case in Question
Was Cole-Conrad Co.
Of Chicago

Washington, d. G., Jan. 5+-The fed
eral trade commission to-day held that
the selling of sugar in combination to
force purchasers to buy other things
in order TO obtain the sugar, was an
unfair method of competition and or
dered the Cole-C Conrad company of Chi
cago to cease the practice. The Chica-
go case was one OF many similar com
plants which had been lodged with the
commission. it was stated.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
insist they have met every call made
unon them

insist they have met every call made
upon them.
Efforts to obtain the exact number
who are still out have been unsuecess-
full. as the strike leaders have been un-
able to determine the exact number OF
men who have entered other industries,
the number who have returned 70 their
old places in the mills, or the number
who have returned to their native
lands. Their best calculations, how
ever. place the number still on strike
al more than 100000.
This position is supported by leading
independents who declare that the I'M
skilled labor situation in the industry
is serious, and men for this class OF
work is hard to find.
The Carnegie Steel company, how
ever. has no complaint on this score,
its records for the third week in De-
cember, the last reports available,
showing 81 900 men on the payrolls as
against normal force of $1,000.
Meetings Of strikers now are permit
ted if sanctioned by local authorities.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
DEPOSITS $1,000, 1000
CHECK, AND VANISHES
Ambrose ]. Small, Toronto Theatrical
Man, Missing from Quebec
Since Dec. 2.

Quebec, Jan. 5--Search for Ambrose
j. Small, Toronto theatrical magnate
and millionaire, whose disappearance a
month ago followed his receipt OF a
check for 81 100000 on account of sale
of his interest in the Trans Canada
theatres, has proved fruitless, it was
announced Saturday. Small deposited
his check here. He disappeared Dec. 2.
1t is rumored that he was kidnapped and
is being held for ransom.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
BODY OF RACE HORSE
OFFERED TO MUSEUM
Mrs. Andrew Miller Proposes to Give
Roamer to Metropolitan Museum
of Natural History.

New York, Jan. 5.-The body of
Roamer, the thoroughbred who set the
worlds record of l:54M for one mile,
has been offered to the Metropolitan
Museum Of Natural History for preser-
walton. The offer was made by Mrs.
Andrew Miller, widow of the sportsman
who died last Wednesday, the same
day the racer was killed
If the offer is accepted, Roamer would
be the second race horse to be preserved
at the museum. Sysonby, presented by
the late James r. Keene, is the only
race horse now on exhibition at the
institution.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
NO "sHAKE UP" IN CAsCARETS
You'll Not Be Sick, Upset and Sorry Next Lay Il you
Take "Cascarets'' for Liver and Bowels


Gascarets never grippe, sieken or in
convenience one like Salts, Oil, Calomel
or harsh Pills. Feel bully! Be efficient
Don't stay sick, bilious, headachy, con
stipated. Remove the liver and bowel
poison which is Keeping your head
dizzy. yuor tongue coated, your breath
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
INVITED TO BRATTLEBoRo.
tate Congregational Conference Z
Meet There Next May.

Brattleboro. Jan. 5.-The Center Con
egatiunal church has voted TO invite
lie state Congregational conference to
sci here next May The conference
Ted at it, last annual meeting to
-et in Windsor, but the Windsor
rrch finds Il announcement to enter
I'm the conference this wear.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
AMERICAN SWIMMER WON.
Norman Ross Took 22o-Yard Champion
ship at Melbourne.

Melbourne, Jan. Norman Ross, the
American swimmer, won the 220-yard
championship sprint in an athletic meet
held here to-day. Spencer and Osler,
Americans, were winners of the six
day bike race, carrying off the prize
Of f300.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05

bad and stomach sour. Why not spend
a few cents for box of Cascarets and
enjoy the incest, gentlest laxativeea-
thartic you ever experienced They
don't shake you up and keep you in
misery all day. They work while you
sleep. Switch to gentle Cascaretsl-
Adv
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
NAME "BAYER" ON
GENUINE ASPIRIN
For Pain, Colds, Neuralgia, Toothache,
Headache.

You want relief-quickly and safely
Then insist on "Bayer Tablets of As
pirin," stamped with the 'Bayer
Cross
The name "Bayer" means you are
getting genuine Aspirin prescribed by
physicians for over eighteen years, and
proved safe by millions of people.
For few cents you can get a handy
tin box of genuine "Bayer Tablets of
Aspirin containing twelve tablets.
Druggists also sell larger @Bayer" pack
ages. Aspirin is the trade mark of
Bayer Manufacture of Monaceticacid-
ester of Salicylicacid. ADV
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
ARGENTINA TO SEND ATHLETES.
To the Olympic Games to Be Held in
Antwerp in 1920.

Buenos Aires, Jan. 4.-Argentina will
send athletes to the Olympic games TO
be held in Antwerp in 1920 as result
of the decision reached at meeting
of the National Athletic association
Saturday.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
U. S. SHIPS AT VILLA FRANcHE.
The North Dakota and the Foote viii
STAY There 10 Days.

Nice, Jan, 4.-The United States bat
tleship North Dakota and destroyer
Foote, from Constantinople, anchored
at villa Franche this afternoon. They
will remain 10 days.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
Steady Flow.

Don't you think Mrs, Gaussip has a
liquid voiceg'
ayes; the trouble is she neglects to
turn off the tap."-Boston Transcript
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
NEW ITALIAN LOAN
Will Be for Per Cent and Issued at

Paris. Jan. 5.-Italy viii soon launch
new per cent loan, which will be
issued at s7is and is expected to reach
$4,000. 100000 lire, according to an in
terview with Premier Nitti printed in
a newspaper here this morning.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
SEINE STOPS RISING
And Temperature Is Near the Freezing
Point.

Paris, Jan. 5.-The Seine had vir-
tually ceased to rise to-day and the
temperature was near the freezing
point. Belief was expressed that the
waters might now be expected to re-
cede
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
To Heal = Cough

rake HAYES HEALING H0NEY. Sc.
ADV.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05
MD advertisement ia publiohedbyMe
e5zooooatton 9fRatltuay 'dsecstttveA

desrac Information the railroad situation n'oy 90
tain literature BY uritine Of Raudy Erecaue'
Broadudv Ncr York
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1920-01-05

Barre, Vt.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-17
Las ca va .arat eu!s

A]ot' ~ sts RssNN't y ~
.Iata. ca cncoana Paunica So
rnslna insa putin: La miscare
pc care facn spre a Sc da jos
din trasllra, aceste chei ii zdran-
ganira in pozunar, 81 &c mai G
de spus de cit ca, trasura alum
gind cu bic ia bariera Simnicu-
lui, fncepu sd Anrce coasta ce dh-
ce la lsalnita, mosia lui Pera O.
+pran, boierul GU patton portoca
liu, care, cSlrd venea la Bucu-
resti, 81. intra in cafeneaua Fial-
kowski, Isl desurupa la amindoul
capetele ,bastonul dc trestie de
mare, schimbindu-si-l intr 'un lung
81 millunat ciubuc.
Cali, ca 81 cum STAR fl uitat
naravnl, mersera bine pima a,
tunci. Oar, Ia iumatatea deala-
lui - tranc! pusera zapor. Gea-
ba racnea batrina la Tlldorachn
sd nu-i bata- Beat cum era, ell Sc
sculase pc capra in picioare 81 ii
ardea GU biciul cit pntea.
Cind unnl, cind altul, .facea
nazbitii: Sarea, azvirlea Gu copi-
tele in capra 81 in roti. incerca sd
rupa hamurile Isl oistea, sa dea
gata trasura.
fmprejurafea Sc sfirsi GU far.
tul ca Ell Sc frinsera inapoi, lar
betivul de Cutieru en- cucoana
Paunica 81. GU eel trei copii ca
tot, fura amestecati intro clipa
Gu praf,ll ripei in care Sc trezira
rasturnati - 'batrina alegindu-
sc cu trei coaste rutpte, baiatul
eel mare GU osul piciorului frint
de la glezna, lar ceialalti dol, cu
spaima ce intrase in Ell, 81 ce-
baga in niste friguri din care ~
iesira usor...
Gu toate astea, betivul de VI
zitiu, care nu patise alt de eli
doar ca Sc desbatase, incaleca p
unul din ticalosii de telegari, 81,
alergind in oras Sc inapoia CT
cupenl la care aruncase alti ca
= acestia vineti-rotati = sprc
a-si adma stapfnii din ripa de sub
dealul Gle dincolo de bariera Sim.
nicului.
Oar cite zile an ours de atunci
Batrina Sc odihneste All la bi-
sericuta din .valea BIrcaciului
jar Tudorache pc Gilortul Gun riu
din Gorj), unde STA amestecat dC
multi tarina Gu cclor de IN
neam Gu el, in gropistea satulu
ce abba Sc vedr vara din pruni
caror -tuica asa buna. :.
(,,Universul Literary.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-17
Bariera Sil1alai-
culpli.


Frau trci copii, 81 bunica. =,
Mama copiilor plecase la Paris,
unde Sc ducea in tOate verile sal
81 vada o fata pc care 0 avea a.
colo intr 'un pension nsyoie mare
de scump.
Aceasta aripa Satanei, era IL,
rita, nu gluma. Oar asa sunt M
mele: Ele Isl vad pc toti copii
frumosi. Cine site char daca cei
mai SLUT, nu li-se par Gel mai
chipesi Pomenita fata avea mari
le. umflatc de bube. Una ii ;trecea,
alta ii iesea, lar obrajii eli pareau
dona funduri de caldari necosto-
rite. Povestea pupezei nu este
prin ur1nare noua. Gu toates ace,
stca nu e rau so amintesc: Pu
PIAZZA - daca nu care cumva but
nita - (caci nu prea tin ,ninte
care din doua), Sc apucasc intro
vara sa scoata lar pui, csl teate
cd, ami de-arindul un biastamat
de uliu de prin acele loeuri, il
mincase feti-logofetii 81 criiesele
din doua-trci imbncaturi
Oar pasarea sc invatase minte.
Pc de parte Isl ascunsese cai-
bud de asta-data, 81 in asa fel. Ill
cit uliul sa nl-I mai gaseasca ps
de- alta, cautindu-l 81 intilnindu-l
tocmise inwoiala Gu ell. SAL lasc
pull in pace.
Uliul Sc g1ndi, ce Sc giisdi 81 Ia
-urma, facindu-i-se mila de val
carelile Ell, MI zise nu; dar o.-rll-
ga sal spuna cum ill., sunt pnii
pcntru ca, daca ii vor cadea fara
vote sub glliara 81. sub cioc,5 sal
rocunoasca 81 sd nu-i faca, din
grcseala, 'harcca-parcea, !.
Sc porni atunci sarmapa mama
DC laudc, lar cind intimplarea
d,lse pc uliil .lhlga cub, Ia priye-
listea unor asa slutenii, nu mai
lasa din elc,. fara mustrare de 1cn-
get, de cit pcnele.
Pc cioroaica de fata della Pa
ris no minca nici I'M uliu; dar
pe. fratii Ell, ran,asi cu maica-nfa-
; re-. era Sal manincc Tndorache
vizitiul caruia ca ii poruncil
intro ii, sd puma cali la trasnra,
ca Sd mearga la tara.
Gu toate acestca, cc 81 vexi2
Tsld0raehe~G Gutiern ca asa, il
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-17

Eera nllmele de botezs 81 secreta-
da 80 de neam dintr 'uln sat de
pc. Gllort - taman, sc 1mbatase
81 de abba Sc tinea pc picioare.
Oar Gu. cucoana mare nu era loc
de joe: FL scoase caii din grajd,
ii asvirli la roatelc de dinainte, 81
tinlndu-se drept Pc capra, ca
neamtu, trase la scara. Acesti cal
.erau rusesfi galbeni la par, 81
iuti
Fusesera platiti scump, insa
nu faccau parale multe, ca ori cit
de. frumosi ar fl fost, aveau ma
ravul sa puma zapor, end lie ca
suna lor: 81 puteai sal pleznesti
Gu biciul cit vreai ca din loc nu-i
urneai: mai cur1nd sc invarteau
pc doc cu trasura ell tot 81 jucau
Gu ca cotro-dant, de cit so rnpa
-inainte.
Cucoana Paunica Sc incrunta
putin c1nd vazl Cd Tudorachc a
inhamat, pentru un drum la ia
ri, tocmai cali naravasi, dar ce
sd Sc mai supere? Sc gindi ca Tu-
dorachc e prea mestervizitu, 81
ca a mai scos-o la capatiiu Gu ei
81 alte-dati.
Ea So sui deci. in trasura, CO.
phi fura urcati 81 eli unul cite u
nul de tigancile curtei, 81 trasura
detc sd iasa din poarta. III vre.
mea asta, gura cucoanei Pauni-
,chei, care isi strImba gitul pen
tru a tine capul fntors, nu fnceta
sd toace: ,.Fire-ati ale dracului 81
afurisite de cioare, sd lbagati bi-
ne de seama sd nu-mi piara din
g1ste 81 din boboci - m al 'auzit,
Tito? Sc ratoia cucoana Paunica.
ST pc tine, Dino, sd tie duca ghea-
volul sa nu-mi ingrijesti toate
oarel, ca va maninc, cind ma in
tore. - Add Tudorache -.
Ba nu; stat!
Strigind, apoi, pc alte slugi +:
Anghele, Radule, Gheorghe,
Paraschive! sa va purtati lbine
ca de unde nu sd vedeti de nll
mi-oi gasi curtea ca oglida. !.
Oar de gradina? Numai sa simt
ca mia furat cineva din poamc,
ca pc toti "a bag la ocna"
Traslma, in sfirsit, iesi pc poar-
ta: insa cucoana Sc batuse pestc
pozunarele rochiei, 81 ihhatlnd pc
vizitiu de pulpana de la spate q
hainei: ,,Cheile!.. striga ca
mi-am nitat cheile!. Stal
Tudorache.
,,Fuga in casa, Zoito 81 Nj
culino, de mile, caltatl. -. lar
vol. ce stati inlcmniti?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-17

DaeA vrei S;lf mcrgi acSlsa de
adreptul pc la CONSTANfIA sau
pc OH care alta Gale, du-te prin
Henry J.. Schnitzer State Banl.
Daca vrei sd trimiti bani acasa
in modul- eel mai sigur 81 maj
ieftin. trimite prin
Henry j. Scllnitzer State Bank
Daca al de gind sa-ti aduci fa-
mi,ia la America adut-o prin
Henry ). Schnitzer. State Bank
Daca vrei sa capeti ini.orma-
tiuni cinstite referitor la. toate
afacerile D-tale, nu scria la III.
mcni altui de cit la
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
de oare ce (lX6)
Henry J. schnitzer State Bank
existat multi tilnp inainte de
ce $ ,au inmlrltit 4agentii ca ciu-
percile pe vremc de ploale.
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
exista inca acllma, cInd unul cl-
te unul acesti agent au Inceput
sa sc prapadeasca 81
Henry j. Schnitzer State Bank
va exista 81 in viitor end toate
acesta a,rantii narn NJ, ayllt Ia
scop de jefui pc bietii oameni
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HENRY ]. SCHaTz[R STATE BANK
141 WASHINGTON STR, NEW
YORK, N. Y.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-17
HENRY ]. SCHNITzER STATE BANK
al WAsKINGT0N STR, NEW
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