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The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
TALK OF THE TOU,N

| r. l.. Ashline completed work Sat-
urday night as a janitor at the Park
theatre.
Carl Norm, Of Trow hill leaves to-
night for Buffalo, \. y, to accept en-
ployment.
Miss Lillian Williams, telephone
operator at st. Johnsbury, passed Sun
| dav at her home on Pearl street.
Peter Merlo and Louis Sassesoso left
for H~ghgate Springs yesterday to take
weeks outing in that vicinity.
| Mr.. and Mrs George Mackay have
returned home after weeks vaca
tion, spent at Starr Farm beach, Bur-
lington.
Michael Gaulin of Marshfield under
went an operation Saturday morning
at the Barre City hospital for acute APP
pendicitis.
Miss Inez Maberini of Foss street
began two weeks vacation from the
telephone Office Saturday night and
left last night for New York City to
visit.
Miss Nav Brock of oxford. n. H.,
accompanied Mr.. and Mrs. f. Cilley Of
South Main street to their home in
Barre Yesterday, after they had been
the guest of Miss Brooks parents. Mr..
and Mrs Ernest Brock, over the weak
end.
Frank Miano. a well known barber
in Barre. who was employed at the
Miers barber shop prior TO his depar-
ture for New York City. returned to
that metropolis last night, having
speut A week with friends in the ltal-
ian colony of Barre.
Miss Vera Holland of East Corinth,
before going to Burlington to attend
the teachers summer school at the
University Of Vermont. is passing
few days in Barre as the guest Of her
uncle, F. {. Brock, Of Washington
street.
Ernest I. Houde, organist at the
Park theatre. Is substituting at the
organ in the Universslist church dur
ing the summer months in place 81
Miss Mary J.. Lease. music instructor
at Goddard seminary. who i absent
because Of the cessation Of school ses-
sions.
Mr.. and Alrs. Dean NJ. Brock. who
were married in Wells River two weeks
AGO and who have since been visiting
in Quebec and with Mr.. Brooks par
ents. Mr.. and Mrs +. {. Brock OF l56
street. motored to their
home Yesterday A. the expiration Of
Mr.. Brock vacation from the Amer
iesn Railway Express eomPanys Of
fee.
George Maker. formerly Of Barre and
now located in Pawtucket. r. l., where
he Is proprietor of a printing estsb-
lishment. visited in the city today He
and his family have come to Middlesex
20 spend a vacation. Mr. Maker eH-
poets 10 return e. Pswtueket m
week but his family viii remain IN
Vermont All summer
Necessary repairs to the large city
truck prevented tha rubbish collectors
from starting their regular monthly
visits this morning. Hence the work
commences tomorrow morning and BE-
fore Saturday night the worknsn vii
raFer the entire city a. scheduled Pre-
Chief Heney hereby makes a ples t.
each and every person responsible for
anv building Or property to make
borough cleanup in preparation frr
lulv q Make the Fourth ss safe az
possible 70 property b. little PrsPar-
stion.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
BRITISH SHOW INTEREST.
In Dempsey-carpentier Fight-ROund
by Round Story to Be Given.

London. June p Interest in the
Dempsey Carpenter fight is eclipsing
that shown in any ring battle in the
recollection Of English followers Of the
sport. Special correspondents Of the
london newspaper are sending over
long accounts Of tie routine Of the two
training camps AMI other gossip which
j. prominently featured. while articles
signed bv Carpenter and Dempsey are
daily appearing in the London press.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
BIG CANADIAN FIRM
GOES INTO BANKRUPTCY
English and Scotch Wool Co. oper
ated 81 Stores in
Canada.

S-ritresl, June Ell. A. Gsreau,
conducting business as the English and
Scotch Wool Co. and operating 81
stores throughout Canada, has made
assignment TO Gordon w. Scott, su.
thorized trustee. under the bankruptcy
act, it became known to-day. Liabili-
ties were estimated at between $3.50.
600 and Sl.0OO000, most of the money
being due wholesale wooden houses here
and in Toronto.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
STRANGE FIRE IN LINCOLN.
Broke Out in House of Man Who is in
Connecticut.

Lincoln, June 27.--Fire that was dis
covered coming out of the roof of the
home of Charles purinton, a member
of the firm of Bieknell & Purinton, at
1880 o'clock yesterday morning, de-
stroyed the house. A part of the
household goods were saved. Neigh
bors discovered the blaze, which was
OF unknown origin Mr.. Purinton and
children are visiting in Connecticut.
The loss is $4,000, partially covered
by insurance.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
VERMONT EDITORS MADE
SN0WBALLS ON JUNE *
lSpecial to INC ,Times. J.

Mount Mansfield, June IT.
While people in the lowlands of
Vermont were sweltering in the
heat of late June day yester.
day, the Vermont editors and
publishers, soiourning on the
summit of this mountain for
their annual midsummer out
ing, were making snowballs out
of large drift in the Cave of
the Winds just under the frown-
ing east side of the cliff.
The hotel people have been
having sugar ON snow whenever
they wanted it.
The snowdrift in this cave al
ways lasts well into the midsum
mer and it bids fair to do this
year. The cave is big cleft in
the rocks with roof largely
formed of huge boulders that
have slipped down and lodged
between the walls. The entrance
to the cave is from the north
and the sun does not penetrate
the interior.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
ACROSS CONTINENT
WITHOUT A STOP
Daring Airplane Stunt Started By Air
plane Riders from Cali
fornia.

Riverside. Cal, June 2I.-David r.
Davis and Eric Springer of Los An
eeles left March field here at 8 O'Clock
a m. to-day on an attempted trans-con-
iinental nonstop aerial fight. They
plan to land at Mineola field, Long Is
land. within 30 hours
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

The teacher rsproved Bohhy for
sealing an apple and thus breaking
fhe eighth commandment
We'll explained The younEstsr. I
fhomrhf I might a. weM hreak .he
sizhth and have TIE apple ss break The
tenth snd only coFst t7-Bost0z
TrABsCaFt.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
TO PREVENT FIGHT.
1nternationsl Reform Bureau Seeks an
Injunction.

Atlantic CITY. y J.. June 25.-Mil-
ton y. Howard. secretary Of the In
ternstionsl Reform bureau. left here
to-day for Csradrn where he said he
would appear before Nive Chancellor
Leaning 70 seek an injunction to pre-
vent the Den@P@ey Carpenter fight If
be should fail 60 obtain such a Writ in
the ehsnoery court. he aid. be would
appeal 70 the supreme oourt st Tren-
Ton. r
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

Mr and Mrs Samuel Pouien Of
Spanking street uere in Burlington on
SATURDAY an business
Mr and Mr.. Nayus e. BAsworth 81
Mi3dlebufY. uho are motoring through
Vermont an = wedding trip. were tis-
iturs IN Barre to-day.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

Browne-What caused you to with
draw all Of your money from the
Fleetfoot hankg
Towns-Every time 7 entered 10
make a deposit ] found the ezshisr
with his hat on!-Judce.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
Still Going Through 1t.

Wife-lou said YOU would 90
through fire and water for me
Hub-Well. haven't II The two com
bined make hot water and goodness
knows you've kept me- going through
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
Mary Robert. Rinehart Improving.

New York. June 25.-Mrs. Mary
Robert Rinehart. novelist and play
wright. who underwent an operation
for gall stones yesterday. was report
ed in satisfactory condition to-day.
She passed fairly comfortable night.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
Pa Hsd 20 Be Round.

Jimmie-Y You orts been with me and
ma. We saw = magician take money
out Of hat.
PA fsotto vOcet-Thats nothing
saw q young lady take sone cut u =
sforkinr.-
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
Meme for Him.

He-Kisses are intoxicating.
She-Weil. I'm = prohibitioant. -
Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27
WENT JOY" MOTORING
ON RAILROAD TRACK
Car Carrying Three Boys and Two Girls
Was Gotten OFF Track at Three
Mile Bridge lust in Time.

When portion of the Montpelier X
of G. baseball team were returning al
3 o'clock this morning in Frank G
Cross car from Cranky, 7. O., where
they split even, to defeat on Sat
urday and a 10 to q victory on Sun
day, they found Ford car about four
car lengths up the Central Vermont
track at the three mile bridge crossing
north of Montpelier. The driver said he
thought the road led straight ahead
The Montpelier car stopped when the
red tail light was seen.
There were five in the stalled ear,
three boys and two girls, andA their
ages appeared to range from 10 to Is.
They had been 10Y" riding since s
o'clock Sunday morning and were then
on their way to the White Mountains.
They hoped to make st. Johnsbury for
breakfast.
With the help of the baseball team,
the car was backed to the crossing and
not any too soon for within a few
minutes the early morning north bound
express passed.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

Wirg-l hear you have a new cook
and that she's ~ black AZ the ace Of
spades.
Wsgu Blacker. Sha's a. black az
the 8euce-B Boston Transcript.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

Inspector Ara Griggs brought into
the secretary of states office to-day
Edwin Currier of Middlesex, whom he
traced and located yesterday in the
Camel's Hump region, operating a car
on unassigned number plates. The in
spector brought in as evidence the tent
porary plates which bore in the first
place the date OF June Z, which was
changed in pencil to June IL and then
TO June 81 The machine was "a sec
ond hand +. NJ. +. After collecting full
registration fee the case was placed in
the hands of States Attorney Fred b.
Thomas for action.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

The belief was expressed at the see
retary of states Office this morning
that the number of accidents over Sun
day would be smaller than week sgo,
largely because of the warning issued
by Secretary Black. Secretary Black
will announce some suspensions TO
MORROW.
The Barre daily times. (Barre, Vt.) 1897-1959, 1921-06-27

Two cars came together on the cross
ing below Montpelier Junction shortly
before midnight Saturday. One car was
stalled on the crossing and before ii
could be started freight train hove in
sight One of the men ran down the
track and tagged the train. Both cars
were damaged, according to Montpel
ier garage man, where one ear stopped
for gasoline at midnight. Nobody was
injured. One driver said he WAS going
TO Johnson
1t developed at the State House this
morning in a report from Edward Nj.
Whitcomb OF Essex junction that the
car in collision with him at this cross
ing bore dealers number 0-22l, regis
tered in the name of +. G. Foss of
Morrisyille. Mr.. Whitcomb placed the
blame on the driver of the other ma
chine which he said came over on the
left hand side of the road while he
was on his right side and ran into him.
One front mudguard and the bumper
were bent and the axle was sprung on
his car. He did not notice any damage
done to the other machine in which
was the operator, a Mr.. Davidson, and
a lady. In the Whitcomb car was
Charles Drury of Essex Junction The
name of DIR. Green of Bethel was given
as a witness who stopped at the scene
A Foss car was involved in the
HAYES accident at Waterbury a week
ago Sunday out of which Ned Foss lost
his license to operate. An investigation
has been started by the motor depart
ment to determine definitely how the
number plates happened to be on this
car. The Whiteomb car was Nash,
VT. 6-777.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31
VIRGINIA COLLEGE lOOTH ANNIVERSARY
Tour Days Observance Opens at 1 Charlottesville Today

! Cha ttrsviilc. Va. May 3i.--Edu- htors from all parts Of tho country nd from many foreign nations Joined |bday in the celebration Of the one iundredth anniversary of tho found- bg of tho University of Virginia by ILxnnas Jefferson. The four days
 lam opened with exercises com smoratinS the influence of the uni- crsity In the religious life of the na- lon.
 The guests. who included several housand graduates of the university. ere welcomed by Governor West |oreiand Davis and pr. Erwin A. hderman. president of tho university. he Rev. William Alexander. Barr. kD., dean of the Christ church ca-
 edrai. New Orleans. was tho prin- &paI speaker at the opening exercises. (c was graduated from the university
 ise2.
 Answering the criticism of histor-
 ns who attributed Jefferson's ten- Whey toward liberalism in religion .n desire to break away from the faith of the church. pr. Barr said that in founding the uni-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

They were led by the members of the class of 1853, of which there arc thirteen survivors. The graduates called in body on Dr. Francis Fl. smith, professor emeritus of natural philosophy. and said to be the oldest living member of the Phi Beta Kappa in tho United States.
 Several hundred Of virginia's 200 World War veterans who saw service overseas held an impromptu recep- ton at military headquarters. which
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

debate in congress on the subject of highways.
 The issue thus far has reached the stage of discussion only in the sen- ate postoffices and post roads com mittee at hearings soon to be com pleted on the Townsend bill to es- tablish an interstate highway system and to create a federal highway com- mission. Members of the committee from tho southern states have indi-
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

was fitted up to represent the Virginia Union in Paris. 1t was the first re- union since they were discharged from service.
 This evening the new Greek am- 'phitheater will be dedicated with an organ recital by Humphrey John Stewart. municipal organist of San Diego, Cal, and Dr. Henry Van Dyke, Murray professor of English literature at Princeton university, will speak at vesper services.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

--orsity Jefferson '.aimed no blow at any religious influence that might bc fostered by it."
 Tho blow wns at sectarianism only he said. lat the religious tests and the shibboleths which he con- ceived as obstructinE the most ef- fectivc work of an educational insti- tution."
 Fifty-threc classes were represented at the exercises today. answering the call of back to the old Rotunda." ]"
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

Hante, So. Dakota.-"I I would have D pains and cramps every month until could hardly stand it and could not do my work at all at that time and often had to go to bed. went to 9 physician, but he did not do me much good and said l would have to have an operation. I read about Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound in the newspaper and thought would give it a trial. Now I feel lots better and don't have to give up and go to bed. and can do all my work. You may use these facts as testimonial, and VIII answer with pleasure all letters re ceive, and you may be sure will praise your wonderful medicine."- Mrs. ARTHUR J, KADE. Box n, Uants. South Dakota.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

Dloomington, In-'I have taken six ID bottles of Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound and it has done me wonderful sight of good. was never very strong and female trouble kept me weak so that had no interest for my homework. had such a back ache could not cook meal or clean up room without raging with pain. I would rub my back with alcohol and it Tb bad taken e thu three a bottles of f ve9etabIe @ table Compound my achesbegan to gradually leave me. Now I am as strong and healthy as any woman and I give my thanks to Lydia E. Pinkham's Vegeta- ble Compound for my health. Mrs, J. A. MCQUITTY, 61O w. Walnut St., Bloomington, ILL
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

cated, however. that authority As between the fed,0a .governmen when tho 8u reaches
 Provisions of the To ing the proposed higl sion of five member pass finally on the TO structed, with s100,000 appropriation, have rs tion.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31
STATES RIGHTS AN ISSUE

Subject of Highway Construction is
 threatening to Become Serious
 Problems in Congress.
 washington, May 31.-The issue of eiie rights of the states as opposed to those of the federal government is threatening to become tho subject of
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31

rf you have any form Of Hhcuma- fism. Heart Affection. Stomach Trouble. Chronic Appendicitis. Chest Disease. including Tuberculosis. when not too far advanced, or any other aiI- mcnt. you need my treatments for n complete cure.
 Electric treatments of all kinds. Electric light baths and all forms of the violet ray machine Treatments ore given without additional cost. |PrIvate woman's treating room with Alsdy In charge. 2 a. m. to p. m. Dpcn evenings.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31
Merry Children
 Happy Home

no maintain happy the housewife must keep Tn good
 health Her duties many and various and it every lember of the family depended much her. "Where shy hat?" cries the boy
 "What did you do with my coat?" asks the daughter. "I can't find any handkerchiefs,' yes the husband The housewife usually the advisor and general manager of the family. "
 Lydia E. Pinkhams Vegetable Compound helps to maintain happy home by keeping them in good health.
New Britain herald., 1921-05-31
DIR. COOMBS

! Nmtureapathic Physician and
 nxnctor, 2sz Alein skuuu ehone 1s1l
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
BRAvuRI UNGUREs1|

VIENA, 5 Neutrality-suspicious.
din Gyoer s'a rasculat deoarece
s'au executat dol oficeri 81 81 oa.
meni.
Turburarile au 1nceput cand ba
ronul Rives 81 contele Way au or.
donat biciuirea unOr soldati. Ca.
marazii lor all protestat contra a.
cestor barbarii 81 au omorit dol Off
ceri carl si-au secs revolverul sd
traga in soldati. Rebelii s'au ba.
ricadat in baracile lor; comandan-
tul garnisoanei a comandat artile-
RE contra lor. Atunci rebelii S 'au
predat dar numai sub conditia Cd
Ii Sc va asigura tuturor imunitate
Comandantul lea. promis solemn
dar imediat dupace S 'au predat, al
prins pc Gel dol oficeri carl au sim
patizat Gu rebelii 81 inca 81 soldat
81 i-au executat imediat. Cat face
cuvintul unguresc!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
scADEREDE LEFuRI
Fabricile de conserve scad sa.
lariile la peste 100000
lucratori.

CHICAGO, 8 Martie.-Abatoa-
rele 81 fabricile de conserve de car
he au azut astazi lefurile la peste
100000 lucratori.
Baza zilei de lucru de 8 ore care
"a adoptat in timpul rasboiului a
fost suprimata.
Hotarirea aceasta atinge cam
10000 de lucratori numai in Chi.
cago 81 restul in cele IL centre prin
cipale ca Omaha, st. Louis, Kansas
City, Indianapolis, st. Paul, St.
Jose, Sioux City, 81 Fort Worth.
All s'a afisat in toate fabricile
reducerea preturilor. Lucratori
n AN fost informant mai 'nainte dc
aceasta reducere 81 fabricantii sunt
foarte curiosi sd afle ce hotariri
! vor lua conducat0rii Uniunilor car
sc Intrunesc acum la Omaha. Ga.
rantia minimului de salar de catre
patroni pc 40 de ore pc sapta.
mana, zice anuntul patronilor. Lea
ia 81 jumatate de leafa peste ca
Sc va. .plati numai pentru orele SUI
pllmentare peste zece ore de lucru
pc ii sau pentru orele peste 81 d.
ore de lucru pc saptamana. Acea
sta cu exceptiune Duminicile $
sase sarbatori principale, in car
orele de lucru Sc platesc Gu leaf;
indoita.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
De Ale z|LE|

Sin,bdta trectatd, pela II seara,
Centrala din Gleueland a primit
doud inStiintdri prin telefon, IN IN
terral de cdteva .secunde, ca la ca
pdtul de rest al Parcului Edgewa-
ter, mste bandit incearcd sd jefu-
iascd pc automobHistii carl tree pc
acolo, 81 IN cdtera minute, escodra
zburdtodre con,patsd din sase poll
tisti armati fost la locM indicat
Trecdnd cu dtt0mobilM Ia CO.
titurd 1ntunecodsd, un indiuid apa-
re inaintea politistilor, cu n,dinile
wdicdte, fdcdndNsemn sd opreascd
"Gata bdeti. Gu MANA pc arme
81 sdrim toti sd-i -iinconjurdm," sop.
teste> sef,A care s,dna automobilul,
81 oprndu-l, siibolternii erecutd
porunca.
"Sunteti odnlsniii 1ui Dunune-
seu," erclamd MdiridM care ia
oprit. "I'oti carr an trecut pdnd
acun. an fost Mste farisei. Cdnd
lean fdcW sen,n sd stea an cdrmit
M dredpta 81 al mdnat cu toatd
mteza. MI s'a styicat m0torM 81 nu
ma pot urni dinloc Va rog DAFT
mi cheie," 81 dacereo s'a sfirsi
prn un has III loo de arestarc
luptd, rdni1 sifhiar omor, Gun
preredeau pdzitfH sigurantei pu
bhcc.
Pentru confo,Titate,
~ CIR1BUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
C0NGRESUL Sc VA
CONvOCA IN APRILIE

WASHINGTON, s Martie. -
Presedintele Harding va convoca
al saizeci 81 saptelea congress in
sesiune extraordinara pc ziua de
4 Aprilie 81 posibil Gu Q saptamina
in urma.
Afacerile inferno, ca legea impo-
sitelor 81 legea tarifului vamal carl
sunt mai interesante vor Fl luate
intaiu in considerable de presedin.
tele Harding 81 sfatuitorii lui.
Aceasta s'a anuntat dupa mezul
noptei, dupa prima conferinta a
presedintelui Gu mai multi fruntasi
senatori 81 deputati, carl au fost
oaspetii lui la 0 Gina data in Casa
Alba.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
TRUPELE FRANCEZE AU
0CUPAT DUSSELDORF
Ce spun telegramele ultime?

MAYENCE, 8 artie.-Duessel-
dorful q fost ocupat All diminea-
ia de ,trupe franceze, engleze 81
belgiene.
LONDRA, s Martie. Presedin-
tele Germaniei, Ebert, a -redactat
All un protest contra ocuparii ora
selor germane de langa Rim. 81 9
declarat Cd actiunea aliatilor con.
trara dispositiilor cuprinse in ira.
tatul de Versailles.
PARIS, 8 Martie.. Maresalul
Foch a dat ordin generalnlui De.
gontte, comandantul trupelor fran
ceze de ocupatie, sd ocupe oraselt
pc carl aliatii vreau sd lie ia ca re
presalii contra Germaniei. O fasit
de pAmant de Q latime de $40 milt
va Fl ocupata de trupele aliate
Prima initiate care va misca va +
divizia ! TIA, care & sub comandi
generalului Haucher.
BERLIN, 8 Martie. Guvernu
german nu y Va opnne ID ocuparel
oraselor Dsaszssld ldorf, Duisburg !
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08

Ruhrort. Cabinetul q tinut sedin-
ta pana Ia orele II, dar nu s'a
pntut lua nici 0 atitudine fata de
nQua situate intre Germania 81 a
liati. Guvernul german . sperat
Cd Sc va putea ajunge Ia Q fntele-
gere fntre delegate germani 81 a.
liati. Guvernul snpoarta noua 81.
|tuatie Gu !. demnitate. =
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
AMERICA NU VA
INCHEIA PACE
Gu GERmANIA

WASHINGTON, 8 Martie. -Se
site Cd Harding 81 noua admins
tratie nu va face camdeodata pace
Gu Germania. Atunci cand Ger
mania respins desideratele juste
ale aliatilor 81 trupele aliate main
teaza i'll Germania, pace separate
ar Fl I'm gest neloial fata de acei
carl an luptat alaturi de arnatele
americana. *
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
NOUI REvOLTE IN ITALIA

ROMA, s Martie.-Patru per-
soane all fost omorite, vre-o IL ra-
mite 81 peste 200 persoane arestate
ca resultatul unei lupte de strada
intre communist 81 nationalistii ex-
tremisti in Casale Monferrata.
Nationalistii au faclt 0 demon
stratie patriotica cand trecand pc
langa asociatia muncitorilor all.
fost atacati de acestia. Ei au pri-
nit lupta fortand pc comllnisti 81
Sc predeie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
TURCII AU OCUPAT
0RASUL BATUM

LONDRA, 8 Martie.-Turcii ma
tionalisti an ocupat orasul Batum,
asa spune telegrama sosita din
Constantinopol. Batum este un
port bine fntarit al Marii Negre 81
e important find centrul exportu.
lui de petroleu.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
rea generalului Boukhartine, care

rea generalului Boukhartine, care
q luptat GU Wranghel. Avem in
crederea ca guvernele aliate ne vor
ajuta. All am TRIMS telegrama
Ia Washington, ca America sd ne
ajute cu hrana si medicanente. =
Telegrame prjnse Ia telegrafia
fara sfrma din turnul Eiffel in Pa
ris anunta ca % comisari sovietisti
abandonati De trppele lor, s'au re-
fugiat in Estonia
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-03-08
$50 De CHINEZI INECATl

LONDRA.-S6O de chinezi 'au
inecat Gu ocaziunsa naufragiului
vaporului englezesc Hong Ho, Ian
ga Swatow. Vaporul Hong Ho, ca
re a plecat din Singapore, era in
drum spre Annoy GU LOO chinezi
pc bord. I'm torpilor englez a pu-
tut mantui $50 persoane, ceilalti
S 'au 1necat.