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The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
FEATURE ATTRACTION
BASE BALL GAME

An unusually interesting base ball
contest will be offered to the people OF
Manchester on Thursday afternoon,
May 9Th, when the Burr and Burton
boys will clash with an all-star team
of Manchester townsmen for the
championship Of Manchester Village.
The town team will be picked from
the cream Of Manchester ball players.
Captain L. e. Wiley is now signing up
a powerful aggregation Of veterans
whose mere names once caused con-
sternation in the ranks Of their oppon-
ents. Such local notables as Manager
f. H. Hemenwsy, Walter r. Hard, and
Captain l.. Z. Wiley himself will form
a strong nucleus which is daily being
augmented by other influential and
well-known names.
In addition to these reliable veter-
ans, the town team will include a
heavy reinforcement Of such formid-
able younger players rs the Messrs.
Paul Buck, James Bebee, and others.
This all-star team is now being de-
veloped to high point of efficiency
Meanwhile the Seminary players
have begun to shiver a bit uneasily at
the alarming progress Of their
However, with increased
prs ctice and general tightening up
Of their training rules, they will en-
deavor to show the elder townsmen
tia good sportsmanship ard clever
base ball playing is not a thing Of the
past.
Captain L. E. Wiley has not yet
published his complete lineup, but the
Seminary management suspects that
Il will include several surprises for
the public. The game will start !
promptly at o'clock p. m. and will be
held on the Fair Grounds.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
AMERICAN NURSES ASSN. TO
MEET AT CONCORD. ". n.

The biennial convention Of the New
England division Of the American
Nurses Association will be held in
Concord, N. H., May 10, II, and IL
This will be convention Of grave in
terest 20 all nurses. Round tables on
private duty, public health and indus
trial nursing viii be provided Each
New England State, through its rep
resentatives will in ten minute re-
ports, give resume Of it's work for
the year.
Progress Of the Private Duty
Nurse" vii be discussed by Miss Vic
toria Liebreich, r. N. OF Connecticut,
and ''The Work for the Private Duty
Nurse Today" by Miss Minnie Hol-
lingsworth. r. n. Of Massachusetts,
Miss Mary Nelson Of Boston, viii give
a resume Of service rendered BY Red
Cross public health nurses throughout
the division. Dr. f. w. Stearns of the
Massachusetts, Society for Mental Hy-
Riene viii meet the section on public
health. and "The Industrial Nurse as
a Public Health Factor IN the Com
munity' by Mrs. Anna n. Staebler, r.
~, executive secretary Massaehus-
etts committee on health in industry.
The League Of Nursing Education
viii Be in charge of Miss Margaret
Dearness, r. n. The speakers win Be
Mrs. Redfern, r ", on Modern
Methods of Instruction IN Training
Miss Lucy C. Ayres r ",
'n @The Graduate From Smaller
Training Schools versus the Graduate
From the Larger Training School,"
Miss Mary Riddle, r. n, on "The
Consensus % Opinion in Regard 20
he Shortage Of Applicants TO Train
ng Schools" |
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
BOSTON SYMPHONY TO BE
AT MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE

Middebury, April 29--According TO
an announcement made by the Stu
dent Life Committee Of Middlcbury
College, a contract has been signed
with the Boston Symphony Orchestra
for concert here December IL, as a
part Of the entertainment course for
the coming year.
The Boston Symphony Orchestra
was founded in 1881 by Major Henry
L. Higginson Of Boston, and was per
manently endowed by him. Under
the conduetorship Of Karl Muck this
ensemble attained the enviable posi-
tion Of the leading orchestra Of the
world The most distinguished artists
Of the world consider in distinction
TO be asked TO perform with the or
chestra.
A. the outbreak Of the World War
Dr. Muck was asked 10 resign his
position as director and Henri Rubaud
conseEtedto TO accept the post for a
year At the expiration Of that time
Pierre Monteu1 Of the Metropolitan
Opera Of New York assumed control
and since then 'be orchestra has been
under his Leadership
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
BOARD OF TRADE NOTES

Mr.. Macnaughtan Of the membership
committee Of the Board of Trade, re-
ports sixteen new applications for
memberships since the last meeting in
April This is very encouraging to
those who have been associated with
the Board Of Trade since its organiza-
tiJn
1t is planned 20 have general meet
ings Of the entire membership each
month. Such meetings should open up
for discussion many questions Of i'm
terest TO the town.
The next general meeting is at Mac
naughtan's on May 10th in the even
ing. Any member not having facili-
ties for getting TO the meeting should
notify the Secretary.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05

next year The contracts for plumb.
ing at Jones Hall, for the construction
of steam conduits and the placing o,
new boilers we're made with the +. $.
Fuller Company Of Saxtons River.
The Inn at Saxtons River Is already
fitted and furnished for a girls dor
mitory. During the summer months
il will be open 10 the public but az the
beginning Of the school year il will be
reserved as a home for the girls and
residence for the lady teachers Of the
Academy. Mrs. N. b. Law Of Middle
bury, has been engaged to manage
The Inn and will assume her duties at
once
Captain ". S Fowler Of Roslindale,
Mss, was appointed head Of the de-
partment Of manual training and me
ch;.nieal drawing and the academy en-
gineer. Captain Fowler is a gradu-
ate Of the Lowell Institute and has
had VIDE experience both in the army
and in private companies in engineer
construction work. He will assume
his duties the first Of May Other
members Of the faculty whose up
pointments were confirmed are Rev.
w. +. Lombard, pastor Of the Baptist
Church at Saxtons River, as instruc-
tor Of the English Bible; Prof. Earl
s. Tyler, a graduate Of Colby College
and at present an instructor at Colby
New Hampshire, to have
charge Of the department Of mathe-
natics and athletics at Vermont Acad-
cry, and Miss Grace M. Chaplin, now
.eaehirg in the Junior High School at
Saxtons River, as teacher Of English
md Latin.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
MIDDLEBURY COLLEGE
BASE BALL SCHEDULE

May 5--Holy Cross at Middlebury
May 6-N. Y Teachers College at
Troy, NJ Y.
May 7--R P. l. at Troy, N. Y.
May 12--University OF Vermont at
Middlebury.
May 13-Springheld Y NJ. C. A. at
Mlddlebury.
Mcy H--St Michael's College at
Middlebury
May t9-Worcester Polytechnic at
Worcester, Mass.
May 20 Boston College at Boston.
Mass.
May 21-Northeastern at Boston.
Mass.
May 2s-Norwich at Middlebury.
May University Of Vermont at
Burlington
May 31-St. Michael's College at
Winooski
June 4-Norwich at Mortified.
June 1S-Alumni at Middlebury.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
BONNEVILLE

Earl Lackey is sick with the
measles
A son was born 20 Mr. ard Mrs.
John Sesows Sunday. May lst.
Several from this place attended the
John Cummings suction ~ South
Londonderry THURSDAY
Mr. ard Mrs Herbert Lackey ~
Brattleboro. were guests At John
Lackey's last week
F. L Lyons, Mrs F. z. Lyons and
daughter Francesca, % Greenfeid
were guests AZ Mrs Flora Burbank's
from THURSDAY Until Saturday.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05

Tuesday evening a reception viii be
given 70 the guests by the Graduate
Nurses Association Of New Hamp-
shire Wednesday evening a mass
meeting with speakers to be announc-
ed.
The visiting nurses will be met AZ
all trains Accommodations can be OBJ
taincd IN private families; also at the
Eagle and Phoenix Hotel by writing
Miss Ida Nutter, r. n. Portsmouth.
~ II Nurses arc advised to secure
early.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
BOARD OF TRADE

The following new members nov
include practically every business
man, or man Of business tastes, in the
Village. II one is missing there Is
some mistake somewhere.
z. f. Wilcox
Harry A. Calm
W. A. Purdy
A. II. Darling
VIM. f. Pringle
Guy E. Butterfeld
Lester II. Thompson
Frank D. Mcclure
Harry C. Beebe
Frank c. overton
John Hall Watson
John c. Harrington
W. K Bennett
Chas. r. Bowman
R E. Way
Harry L. Hubbard
n d. Cas-
Next week therc viii be = canvass
= the Center, then the Depot, as there
IS every evidence that the possibilities
md duties Of the Board Of Trade are
'ully recognized by all So 8 favor
lble reception is expected by its lone
canvasser who the other two
brothers Hicks and Shawl have turn
d loose.
Don't split hairs over Sc annual
iues, or expect the other fellows 70
cost the Home Town. but boost The
one eznvasser thanks you.
RAMSAY hACSAUGHTAs. 1
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
GETS THREE TO FIVE YEAR
SENTENCE FOR FORGERY
iah- T. Fredette Gels stia Sentence
IL Rutland City Court

##h- = 4 teH tie 6KAe SIN sentence
iu Rutland City Court
Rutland, May 2-John l.. Eredette
lage 50 years, has been sentenced 10
serve not less than three years nor
more than FIVE in the States prison al
Windsor by City Judge Leonard F.
Wing on his. plea Of guilty TO the
charge Of forgery. Fredette, who is a
laborer, had a fraudulent check for
S35 cashed AZ the Wilson Clothing
Company store in this city and be had
his liberty for few days thereafter,
until the Factory Point National Bank
of Manchester Center on which the
check was drawn. discovered the fraud
and the authorities were notified The
chief Of police, b. S. Hyland, Of this
city, got busy and Fredette was ar
rested at the local depot about s
o'clock Friday evening by Policeman
p. II. Conlin when the forger was
waiting for a train.
The check was presented at the
store last Tuesday. 1t WAS made out
TO Fredette and was signed by Joseph
Bushec Of Manchester Center. Fred |
cite was accompanied by lumoerjaek
whom one Of the clerks in the store
knew and on the woodsman's word
that the check was all right the cloth
ing company accommodated Fredette
with the cash.
All went well until the bank sent
word that the check was protested,
Bushee not having an account in the
institution. The local police received
word that Fredette had gone to Troy,
N. Y, and telephoned the officers there
to be on the lookout for the forger
In the meantime Mr. Conlin, who had
been given a description Of Fredette,
found him and locked him up.
Fredette blamed il all on "a little
liquor" when in court.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
ARBoR AND BIRD DAY
PROCIA NJ ALTON

With an earnest wish that the day
be spent in such endeavor as shall
tend to increase the beauty Of our
surroundings and the earning power Of
our waste land, /, James Hartness,
Governor, designate, Friday, the sixth
day Of May, Arbor and Bird Day.
Not so very long ago Vermont hills
were covered with forests which gave
shelter TO an abundance Of bird and
animal life Tree planting, whether
confined to one or more trees set out
to beautify ard shade the village
homes or carried to a larger extent to
reforest our rugged hills, is always
gainful The abundance Of sunshine
and Of our unused land can be en-
ployed advantageously in tree-grow-
ing.
II is now time for more serious
thought Of our future welfare; il is
time for action to determine what can
be done 10 improve our condition. One
of the best investments is money put
into reforesting unused land. The in
tercst rate returned by trees in using
sun and soil mounts high as years 60
on; with reforestation there comes
larger return Of wild life; the brooks
and rivers are protected alike from
drouth and food.
especially commend 20 the pupils
in our schools that they set out young
trees for shading homes, the village
streets and for beautifying school
grounds.
Back Of the purpose 20 cooperate in
this matter. lot each one see 10 Il that
bis energy is not lost. that trans
planted trees have carried with them
plenty Of soil and that the roots, es-
Decially the fine roots, are carefully
protected from sum hine and wind IN
transit % the new place. In 80 doing.
Fe viii make the noble purpose prac-
.ieal and effective and have the satis-
action In future years q reaping tho
,eneft Of the act of this Arbor Day
Given under my hand and the Great
zeal of the State, a. Montpelier, this
thirteenth day q April A D. 1921
JAMES HARTNEss,
Governor.
fSEALb
b the Governor:
JULIUS A WILCOX,
Secretary of Civil and
Military Affair."
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
yERMoNT AcApEMY AcTIyITIEs

Saxtons River. May 2-At . recent
meeting of the trustees OF Vermont
Academy, arrangements were made to
lease The Inn al Saxtons River FOR a
period Of FIVE years 70 be used as
girls dormitory, contracts for con
struction work a. Vermont Academy
were placed. and several members of
the teaching staff were engaged for
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05

The new. signs advertising good
roads through Manchester are being
sent to all hotels in New York and
New England. 1t is probably the
largest publicity campaign Of this
kind which has ever been conducted
and should be Of benefit TO Manches-
ter.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05

The Secretary recently received an
inquiry directed 10 the Board Of Trade
from Burlington, Iowa. The writer
asked for general information about
Manchester.
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05

Never can ten when you'll rash a
finger or suffer a cut, bruise. burn or
soald Be prepared Thousands rely
IA Or. Thomas Eclectic on Your
druggist sells H. soc ard zoe adv
The Manchester journal. [volume] (Manchester, Vt.) 1861-current, 1921-05-05
fsEALl

fSEALl
By the Governor:
JULIUS A WILCOX,
Secretary of Civil and
Military Afzirs
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

DU9t UUOS VVtvUGSOAOs
1nteleptul site ca mai lesne poa-
te trece prin multime daca Q
ocolcste.
=
ST d,ipa cum Sc vede treaba,
ferice de tarile mici carl n'au
terenuri petrolifere.
u
% felneie poate sa faca pc BAR
batnl ei sa spele vasele 81 sd frece
dusumeaua, dar null poate face
sa fie asa de politicos fata de ca
pc cat fata de alte femei.
Cugetarile inalte Sc pot expri-
ma 81, fara vorbe late.
=
ST cum zice fetita care site
ca barbatii sunt farizei. "Daca va
supara pulpele unei fete pc care
o intalniti pc strada, de ce nu III
toarceti capul in alta parte'"
=
Ca Sa cOnspryati dOlarii nu-i
nevoie Sal puneti in borcane GU
spirit.
!
Dupa cum ne-arata strife tele-
grafice, francezii nu nazuiesc sd
castige prietenia germanilor, ell
toate ca 81 Germania e republica.
q
Femeile din Grecia au reusit
sd convmga comisiunea insarcina-
ia Gu revizuirea constituted sd
includa un articol prin care sa
acorde drepturi politice 81 sexu-
lui frnmos.
j
PrOblema sexelor a 1nceput sa
devina plictisitoare, dar problema
ar Fl multi mai complicata daca
n ar Fl sexe.
q
Uscatii sustin ca intr 'un viitor
razboiu americana prin faptul ca
nnmmai beau bauturi spirtoase
nu trebue sd Sc teama de gaselc
otravicioase pc carl lear raspindi
dusmanul. = Lelea Frusina spune
ca ne find acolici nu trebue sa ne
temem nici de foe, char daca
near cuprindc flacarile iadului.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
Situatia agriCol3


Scaerea preurlo pentru toate prousele agrcole
pand in priavara anuui trecut mat eptat pana in pre-
zet reucan peste cinczeci la suta ventu fcrmeror
din anil din pc cand cheuele de inretnere deaba
scazut Gil douazeci la suta
Productia anuui trecu find cultivate anagaznaa
aceeas cheltue in mpu risboiuu rmierii sufe
rt perder coosae pese dupa arata sta
tistica minsteruu de agricultural.
In parte de er1nier statele de
sudvest cezand scadeea brusca preulu datoreste
specuator, tmp nau vnut recolta, mai
seamd graul spernd in preturor Faptu pro
dus agnare gener in comeul aceor state Pcste cteva
uni vazand preuile nn tot spre scader nceput sd
vnza 81 in prmvara acesa miscarca produseor care
rlle plete a Inceput pc scala mai mare.
Faptul ca au vndu recota in pelere 81 faptu ca tot ce
fost slti sd su mennut preul aproape la nj
veu de pc timpul rasboului au slit reduca Ia minimum
posbi cheltuee de inretnec ntre carl eafa ncato
ror.
Dupa scurta investigate recenta de catre Minstru de
Agricultural suaunea muncei poate vedea in ul1ntor
rapport:
g 'Alahama-Oferta mai mare 81 mai efna
Observation-Disclosures in ambundenta 81 eurie reduse
ArkansasOera intrece intregul n uncle
ocatati muncior abb angaai $50 III In mue 10
cala pot negri 20 cent? pima ST.
"Califomia-Oferta suficienta lefurie reduse
"Florida-Ofera 81 reduceri in lefuri
Georg-Oferta in ambundenta, pentru plata
mnnctorlor Muncior negr statu negasnd ucr
linois-Oferta din ambundenta tin pref
feme ueaza pamanu cat mai pntni mncitori angaja
posibil
owaOferta mare, lefule reduse della 25 la 35 din
leafa de anu trecut
"Kansas-Oferta destula putin juma.
tate din leafa lie
Naryland-Lefurile 80 sua mai mci anul
Mnnesota-Ofea suficnta pcntru trebuintele
turtle mai mici anul trecut
Mssisspp-Oferta general 81 eficicnta ca
in anil trecuti
Montana-Cererea mica 81 mare Stuata Fl
lie ngadu s agaieze lucrao muncesc
pamantu sgur posb rapport prople or
mose Penru mntor la ferme $45 $55 pc n aa $75l
IA *65 Cioban pc ata $85 $95 anuj
trecnt.
New England -Muncitori agrcc ambundena Lefnrlel
reduse 30 la suta
avirgina-oferta snfents pentrn cere care mai mica
anil trecuti
Washington Statu)-Bourie fermelor din mai multe iu-
dete Isl ntocmese scala eurior penu sezonul viior
sWconsin-Ieafa $50 pc lima, fata $sO trecut
Din rapoarele ofciale acestor state della Atlantic a
Pacific reese ca smte lipsa de muncori agrieo din
potrva in Hnele state multi mai decat orta
fapt della sine provoca ae reucer s mai stitear
n lefurlc mnncitorior agricoli
Dupa ae rapoare ale dferiteicf nstitutun finaciare
ii comerciale din satee agricoe de sud ii vest M unA
frmerii suferit perder sau restrins csltuee nt
mai ii nuai Il absoutul indispensable q cresc4tUr del
vte cxror prodnse iii toala ecnt4 % sferit scadre
hrasez ~ peste 40 n sutz fnlr'o sfngurx iunk
in1usiv erescztori de yits- -fsrnkudl
ID i. sin ssssts I..i, suis.iaa rss = \
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25
INFORNATNJN|

Comisarul imigrantilor din FL
lis Island, Wallis, Sc foloseste de
toate ocaziunile .binevenite sd a.
mericanizeze deja din primele zile
pc imigrantii sositi in America.
Site bine ca prin muzica, care are
atata influinta asupra omului,
poti sa ajungi la multe resultate.
Din bunavointa companiei de gra-
mofoane, Columbia, in 40 de Du-
mineci s'au aranjat concerto in
limbile tuturor imigrantilor. Can
tareti italieni, spanioli. germani,
romani, greci, francezi, englezi,
etc, au cantat cele mai frumoase
arii rationale. Aceasta .eompanie
a TRIMS cantaretii sal cei mai
buni caror voce este eternizata
81 IN placrfile gramofoanelor Co
|lumbia. Era interesant sa vezi pc
acesti oameni, carl abba de cateva
|zile erau sositi in America, cum
lacrimau cand auziau vre-un can.
tee binecunoscnt din tara lor. Din
|primele zile an inceput sd indra-
jeasca tara aceasta unde s'au sim.
tit ca acasa. (Adv.)
Warren, Ohio. ~ Dina Alta M.
Kohler va Fl transportata Ia insti-
tutul reformator din Marysville,
Ohio, unde va trebui saLsi ispa.
seasca toata viata ei pxcatele sale.
Ea q dat foe easel sale omorfnd
astfel pc eel dol c0pii ai eli,
Warren, de 3 ii Wilhelm, de 8
ami. Ea q fost condamnata fflainte
ca Q luna Ia temnita pc toata
|viata.
New York. vestitui actor,
Cyril Scott, q lasat Ell dimineata
|femeia - acasa Cand, pests . ju.
nltxte de oafx y y reinbors, sofia
! 4s u s -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

1lEo - a..
mereu. in saptamina trecuta, in
cartierile muncitoresti, s'a intim-
plat niste disordini. All orasul
are aspectul unui oras in care e
deckrata starea de asediu. Tru
pele concentrate circnla pc toate
strazile impiedicind aglomeratia.
Lima, @. -1ntr 'un automobil
.parasit s'au gasit 10000 dollari
invaluiti intr' 'o'hirtie. S'a dovedit
ca banii surft acci carl au fost
furati din . banca din Hunters
town, Ind. Simbata trecuta. Ho-
til, urmariti de polite, au arun-
cat banii in automobilul parasit
unde a dat politia de Ell.
&ea
Milwaukee. William Menke
a pariat Gu un prietin al sau Cd
el va putea til1ea mana sa in o
farfurie plina Gu ghiata sfarmata
81 sare. Premiul fost un dollar,
Ell castigat premirll, dar acum
trebuie sal Sc amputeze trei de-
gete de la mana.
New York. Primul furt de
aeroplane s'a facut eri in Ocean
side, l.. I. de dol tinari. carl spun
ca sunt stndenti ia West Point.
Eli au dus aeroplanul pentru ca
sa castige bani. Ei Sc dadeau
drept pilot 81 luau pasageri pen
stru snme enorme sd faca 0 sbura-
toare. Ri au fost arestati. Unul
dintre ei este Mitchell Field.
eee 500
IJrbana, I'll. Niste studenti
de la nniversitatea statului Illi-
nois au dat serenada Ia niste
fete. Sercnada ND mai termina 81
la cererea veciniler politia ia
arestat. In temriitx fnsa ia ince-
put din non sd fac6 aarmA enor-
ma Gu orchestra ',iasEs sstfel "a
politia, nemsi putind suferi lar-
ma lor teribila, le-a dat drumul.
= -
Louis Komer, slias Toledo
Kid, tovafSsul Hi lFUtto ii Ptr-
pera, carl sunt condamnati IA
moarte pentru 0iliorirea lui sly
ii Tanner, se tens de rasbunarea
.prietenilor acestoSs psntru rolnl
sau neloial fata e. tovarayii sai
cu ocaziunea proesnfui hi Pur-
pera. 81 4 scris u riAcsre lui C.'
N. Dumbsy, sefu s,snitd q =
poata ranfnea II eIhla slui tet
timpul u " nu pix4ex N -
plimbe "a ceilal Iefinut ckci
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

|turcesti. Accst comunicat Official
mai spune ca niste bande turcesti
an aparut pc coastclc marii Negre
voind ca sd intre in Turcia Tur-
ceasca.
Selma, Iowa. - Walter Oliver,
copilul unui fermier bogat a mu-
rit All in ziua Goa a postului
sau ibenevol. Ell nu a mancat nj
mic in Occurs de sasezeci de zile
caci a declarat ca nu va lua MI
mic in gura lui, pima ce Dumne-
ecu null va binecuvinta." In de-
cursul razboiului, desi asentat,
nu volt sa ia arma in mana, din
care cauza fost pedepsit Gu
cinci luni inchisoare.
Estella Maier de q ami, din
1913 Payne Ave. fost arestatd
eri pentru Cd a descarcat revolve-
rul asupra lui James Simonoti, de
% ami, domiciliat 2339 E 38th, ST
care de present este in spitalul
Huron Road, Estella Maier, Gu 0
prietena de Ell, au acceptat in
vitarea lui Simonoti 81 a unui
prietin de al lui. Mai tirziu S "a
ivit intre eli o cearta. Prietina Ell
GU celalalt tinar au parasit auto
mobilul, lar Estella Maier a ceru5
llui Simonoti sd conduca acasa.
Ajnasi, fata spus baiatului sa
astepte putin, apoi a dntrat in
casa 81 peste minuta a aparut
Gu un revolver in mana pc care
la descarcat asupra hui Somonoti.
Ea q marturisit politiei ca el q
palmuit-o si.ea a vrut sa Sc ras.
hume,
Cody, Wyo. Dina w. r.
Cody, vaduva rci1umitulni colonel
care fost cunoscut in toat8 ln-
ntea Anb 1lumele de Buffalo
Bill este fearte bolnayA. M0artea
ei - a3teaptA IN fiecare cias.
Londra. Rapa Benedict !
|adresat mitropolitului primat din
tIrlanda o scrisoare care i kost
|cetita Duminees trecut6 dn toatc
bisericile AaHaei. Papa cere 0a
|pscea n lie restabilitx ii Irlanda
ps baSele drepta Hi u A. y fncc.
Etese violentsle easi pretina atats
1nee, Acs1sta este prims ocazie
|pk aticaazl sc ilitereseazk \,
mod direct ~ saf4cerile Irland6is
ierisonres \ fost fnsofikk az stiSi
~ z)o. .0D0 lirs i1alieae q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-25

Cody, Wyo. Dina w. Fl
Cody, vSduva reisumitulni colonell
care q fost cunoscut in toata In,
Eniea snb numele de ''Buffalo'
Bill este fearte bolnapA. MOaftca,
ei sc a3teaptA IN fiecare cias.