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New Britain herald., 1921-06-27
STANLEY woRKERv OUT.
Factory Publication Contains Wealth
 Of Interesting News Items.

The June 24 issue of '"The Stanley Workers. including the "Seismo- graph" supplement from the Stanley Rule and Level company, is just off the press. and as usual contains a fund of interesting items, witty fac tory jokes and other bits of snappy reading for employees and their friends. Much space is devoted to the annual factory outings and a fine tribute is paid to the memory of Pri- vate James Russell Linton, who was killed in France, and whose body was recently returned to his native city for burial.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-27
MRS. RINEHART IMPROVED.

New York, June 27.-Mrs. Mary Robert Rinehart, novelist and playwright, who underwent an oper- ation for gal1stones yesterday, was reported in satisfactory condition today.
New Britain herald., 1921-06-27
LIQUOR IS CONDEMNED

Him by Operation of State Liquor
 Statutes
 One of the most costly stocks of wines and liquors seized by the local police was condemned this morning when condemnation proceedings. un- contested, were brought by Liquor Prosecuting Agent Michael A. Sexton against the stuff seized at Frank Gen. tiles Cherry street store. Gentle was fined on a charge of keeping liquor with intent, to sell when arIaigned in court last week. Whiskey, wine and anisette comprised the seizure by the police.
 Condemnation proceedings were also brought in the cases of Salvatore Maselli, William Karkonik and Stan ley Neidzwe:cke.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Mrs. H. K. Bolton of Chicago is Wis
iting friends here and is staying at
the Shoreham.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel H. Berman an
nounce the marriage of their son,
Myer, to Miss Jeanette H. Meriowitz
of New York, May 81.
Evening star., 1921-06-14
and carried pink flowers.

and carried pink flowers.
Mr.. Thomas McDonough acted as best
man and the ushers were Mr.. Maurice
Keane, Mr. Gloyd Donohue, Mr. Arthur
fast and reception followed at the home
of the brides parents, and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Noone left for their wedding trip.
the latter travelling in blue tailored
home after July 1. at 1907 M street
northwest.
Mrs. Robert W. Morse. regent of the
Mary Desha Chapter. D. A. R., enter
tained the chapter at her home Friday
evening at cards. The guests of honor
were Mrs. Edward B. Olney, Mrs.
Frank F. Greenawalt. Mrs. Amos G.
Draper, Mrs. William Rufus King.
Mrs. Henrietta McCally and Miss
Ethel King.
DR.. and Mrs. Henry w. Ruoff, who
have been making their home at the
Arlington Hotel. leave this week for
Boston and vicinity, where they will
remain during the summer.
The Misses Buttles of Florence.
Italy. left today for Newport, r. l.,
after spending the winter and spring
at the La Fayette.
Mrs G. r. Scruggs of Dallas. Tex,
vice president from Texas in the Colo
| nial DANES, is at the Hotel Washing
ton for a short visit en- route to her
| summer home in northern Michigan.
| She is accompanied by her daughter,
| Mrs. Margaret Scruggs Carruth. also
| of Dallas, and her small child. They
| will leave the latter part of the week
for Philadelphia, where they will visit
friends, and then go on to Columbus
Beach. Indian river. Mich. where their
| summer home is located.
Mrs. H. K. Bolton of Chicago is Wis
itfng friends here and is staying at
| the Shoreham.
Mrs. Charles r. Lindsay, jr.. will
entertain the members of the Wom-
ans Club of Bethesda, Nd, at a pic
mic supper this evening at her beau
tiful home in Edgemoor. Md. The
club members will be accompanied
by their husbands and other members
of their families.
Mr. and Mrs. Samuel H. Berman an
nounce the marriage of their son,
| Myer, to Miss Jeanette H. Meriowitz
| Of New York, May 81.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

a short wedding trip and will late
be at home in Virginia.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Mrs. Woods. wife of Representative
James B. Woods of Virginia. will be
at home Informally this afternoon
after S o'clock, in her apartment, at
the Highlands, when her two sisters,
Mrs. G. L. Carter and Miss Elizabeth
Evening star., 1921-06-14

ty-one, both OF Washington. were
married in Rockville on Sunday by
Rev. John T. Coolahan. pastor of st.
Mary's Catholic Church. the ceremony
taking place at the rectory. Imme-
diately afterward they returned to
the city.
Evening star., 1921-06-14
NOone-Tnylor Wedding
in st. Stephens Today.

Early summer roses against a back
ground of palms and ferns formed the
decoration in. the sanctuary OF St
Stephens Catholic Church this morning
, for the marriage of Miss Grace Regina
TAYLOR, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. John
s. Taylor. and MIR. Thomas Anthony
Noone. which took place at 3 O'clock
the Rev Joseph H. Cassidy officiating.
The bride who was escorted by her
brother, Mr.. Paul Melon Taylor, wore a
gown of white lace and satin. with a
lace veil arranged in coronet shape, with
orange blossoms. and her bouquet was
of bride roses and lilies of the valley.
The maid of honor, Miss Rosalie Tay-
lor, sister of the bride, wore a gown
of blue taffeta with a blue georgette
crepe hat and carried a shower bouquet
of sweet peas The bridesmaids, Miss
Kathorne Aldrich, Miss Elizabeth Sum-
mers, Miss Edith Klotz and Miss Annie
Topper. wore gowns of different shades
of taffeta, gold. orchid, nile and pink
being the colors used, with black lace
picture hats, and they carried bouquets
of pink roses.
The little flower girl. Mildred Smith.
wore pink georgette with hat to match
Evening star., 1921-06-14
EDITOR RECEIVES DEGREE.

James Thomas Williams. formerly
attached to the Washington staff of
the Associated Press. and now editor
Of the Boston Transcript, today re.
ceived the degree of doctor of civil
law. honoris causa- from the Univer-
sity of the South, at Sewanee. Tenn.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Moon of Chatham. Va, will receive
with her.
Judge Samuel j.. Graham of the
Court of Claims, accompanied by his
daughter. Miss Graham. will close
their house today and go to Cape
May, n. j., where they have cottage
for the season.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Goldfish have been known to live |
for sixty years.
Evening star., 1921-06-14
Leave Washington for
Visit in Indiana.


Visit in Indiana.
Mrs. Russell B. Harrison. accom-
panied by her mother. Mrs. Alvin
Saunders, and. her granddaughter, lit
tie Miss Sally Ann Williams. left
Washington last evening for points
in Indiana, stopping at Greencastle,
where Mrs. Saunders lived as little
girl. They will 60 from Greencastle
to their home in Omaha. Neb.
Mrs. Harrison and Mrs. Saunders
have spent some weeks in Washing
ton, and made short visits with Mrs.
Harrison's son-in-law and daughter,
Mr.. and Mrs. H. A. Williams, jr... in
Norfolk. Mrs. Williams joined her
mother and grandmother at the Hotel
La Fayette for a few days before
their departure. Mrs. Williams Will
return to Norfolk tomorrow even
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs Leslie NJ. Shaw left
Washington yesterday for the Pacific
coast, where they will remain until
September, when they will return TO
Washington and reopen their apart
ment at Wardman Park Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Edward Root have
given up their house on 18th street
and are moving to New York to live.
They will spend the summer in their
country place at Clinton. n. Y, where
they went early this week
Mr.. James P. Munroe of Boston. head
of the National Board of Vocational
Education, will arrive in Washington
Wednesday and viii stop at the Pow
hatan.
Mr.. F. NJ Dearing. the assistant sec
rotary of state. has returned to the
La Fayette, after a short stay In New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles S. Eby an
nounce the marriage of their daugh-
ter Eleanore De Witt to Mr.. John
William Townsend, Saturday. June 4,
at Frederick. Md.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Bowie Chapman VIII
leave next week for Bar Harbor. Me,
where they have taken place for
the summer.
Evening star., 1921-06-14

"HE President and Mrs. Hard
ing will receive a company OF
Campfire Girls at the White
House this afternoon at 2:30
o'clock. when the girls will present
the President with a pair OF mocca-
sins and Mrs. Harding with a hand
blocked scarf which Italian Campfire
Girls in New York made for her.
Mrs. Harding has a number Of other
engagements for receiving guests by
appointment Yesterday the President
and Mrs. Harding had Brig. Gen. and
Mrs. c. w. Kennedy as impromptu
guests at luncheon. Gen and Mrs.
Kennedy are en- route from Panama
to the White mountains.
The ambassador Of Great Britain,
Sir Auckland Geddes. will attend the
commencement exercises at Elmira
College and will make a brief visit
ir Cleveland before returning the
ton. The ambassador has been at
Dark Harbor. Me-, with Lady Geddes
and their children for a week or more
and he will make frequent trips back
there during the summer.
The ambassador of Belgium, Baron
de Cartier, left yesterday for Provi-
dence, r. l., where the honorary de-
gree of doctor of laws will >be con-
ferred on him at Brown University
at the graduating exercises tomorrow.
The ambassador will present a Bel
gian macrine gun which saw service
in the world war to the university,
and it is to be placed on the campus.
The members of the pontifical spe-
cial mission. which is to represent
the Vatican at the centennial expo
sition in Lima. Peru. made a formal
call this morning on the ambassador
Of Peru and Senora de Pezet at
wardman Park Hotel. and will leave
this evening or tomorrow morning
for New York. from which port they
will sail June 81 for Peru.
Yesterday the ambassador and
Sonora de Pezet entertained at lunch
con at the Shoreham in honor of
their nephew, Senor Manuel Montero.
jr., of Peru. who has gone to New
York preparatory to sailing for
Europe.
Evening star., 1921-06-14
Miss ElOise Cave Bride
of Judge James Hay.

of Judge James Hay.
. The marriage of Miss Eloise Nc
Rae Cave of Madison. Va. to Judge
James Hay of the Court of Claims
took place today at noon. The cere-
ington Cathedral by Canon w. L. De
Vries, in the presence of a small COM
pany of relatives. The bride wore a
travelling gown of dark blue Canton
crepe, with small black hat. Her
only attendant was ner niece. Miss
Hill, who wore lavender organdy. with
a hat of the same material. Mr..
James Hay. jr.. son of Judge Hay. was
best man. Judge and Mrs. Hay left
Immediately after the ceremony for
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Mr.. James P. Munroe of Boston. head
of the National Board of Vocational
Education, will arrive in Washington
Wednesday and viii stop at the Pow
Evening star., 1921-06-14

Mr.. F. NJ. Dearing. the assistant sec
retary of state. has returned to the
La Fayette, after a short stay in New
York.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
NECROLOG

Gu regret aducem La cunostinta
incetarea din viata a fratelui
Petru 'Buta membrul Societatii
'Negru Voda' Au .raposat in
ziua de II lalluarie 1921 dupa
un morb abea de 3. zile in urma
unei 'operatii.
Au fost in etate de 81 ami,
necasatorit. In Patria veche il
deplinee parinti, um frate 81 doua
surori.
Aici in tara aceasta il plinge
un frate Serafim Bnta, consatenl
81 membri Soc. 'Nesxu Voda"
al carui mmembrn au fost.
Fie-i terina usoara!
In numele Soc. iNegru Voda''
Lasar DragoA Presedinte.
!. Oraiovean Secretar I.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
ARmATA AMERICANA
VA Fl De 175,ooo

WASHINGTON, II Ian. - Ar
mata Statelor Unite va fl limitata
la 175,OOO soldati.
Ambele case ale Congresului All
decis astfel, cind AL votat resolu-
tia prin care Sc reduce ar,nata care
in present este de 225,OOO la It's,
OOC.
.Inainte de fntrarea Statelor u
mite in rasboiul lumei armata ame-
ricana IA fost mai mare de 1OO,-
600. Legea yotata in anul trecut
a ridicat .numarul soldatilor la
$50, 600 maximum.
Simbata trecuta senatul a decis
ca armata sc fie de 10000, 1nsa
All a cedat votind 175,OoO maxi
mum al armatei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
REFORMA AGRARA IN
ARDEAL.

Dlscutiunile asupra anteproec-
tului de lege al REFORMED agrare
din Ardeal, care au avut loc la
ministerul de domenii sub presi-
dentia d-lui ministru Const. Ga
roflid, sau terminal inca de Sim
'bata.
Proectul a fost alcatuit iii con-
formitate Gil incheerile adunarii
de la Alba-Iulia.
Pentru statua in mod defini-
tlv asupra acestui proect, inainte
Cd el sd fie depus pc birourile
parlamentIlui dl Const. Carotid
tinut sa consulte 81 pc repre-
zentantii Ardealului.
In consecinta All fost convo-
cati pentru Luni 20 Decembrie,
la ministerul de dOmenii, toti
parlamentarii ardeleni. Au parti-
cIpat I'm mare numar de depu-
.tati 81 senatori in frunte Gu epis.
copii Frentiu al Lugojului, HOssu
al Gferlei, DIR. Adolf Schulerus,
Fekete 81 altii.
Parlamentarii au fost mllltu-
miti de faptul ca la alcatuirea
proectufui de reforma sa tinut
seama de hotaririlc adunarii de
la Alba-Iulia din Nevembrie
1918. Ri au insistat mai ales asu-
pra faptului ca prin reforma
ayrara din Ardeal sd nu sc des-
fiinteze lf,iclle ferme model tara
nesti (Musterwirthschaft) care
ar putea servi Gle exemplu 81 pen
tru vechiul regat de cum tre-
bueste alcatuita buna gospo-
darie sateasca.
Proectul de lese astfel alcatuit
va fl adus in curlnd in discutla,
parlamentului.
'Dacia"
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
STAGNAREA PIETEI DIN
.. EUROPA .OHlJTRAI,k az
DAT0RESTE TARIFULUI
VAMAL.

PRAGA, Is Ian.-Zidurile ia
rifelor vanlale carl all urmat dupa
tratatul pacei al noilor natiuni a
desorganizat tot comertul vechiu 81
intregul sistem de- transport.
Tarife vamale ostile carl au taiat
pietile della -producatori sunt soco-
tite ca motivele principale ale sta
rilor rele din tarile Europei Gen.
tralc.
Inainte de rasboiu toate caile fe-
rate sc impreunau la Viena, odata
marele oraS comercial al Europei,
dar tarifele din tarile din jur carl
sunt Impulse de tratatul de pace,
impedica transportul care sc facea
inainte de rasboiu din fostele pro-
vincii austriace 81 taranii nu sunt
in stare Sc transporte produsele lor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
Gel MAI LENEs ON

NEW YORK, II Ian.["D-le
Indicator, barbatul meu este Gel
mai lenes om din lume. Ell avea
numai doua regrete 81 acele colo
sale: unu CD e fortat sd incete a
minca spre a Sc culca, 81 altul ca 9
slit Sc scula ca sc manince. e."
Aceasta spus dina Marie Fill
born din Jersey City, judecatoru-
lui, cerind ca sd fie despartita de
barbatul Ell. Numele sotului eli es-
te Mark Filborn, pc care nu La
mai vazut din 1917; Ell au dol CO.
phi mici.
"Marturisesc ca am facut gre.
sala m6numentala, a continual
dina Filborn. liam sphs Cd ar f
pentru el daca STAR cauta undevs
de lucru.
~
Privirea ce aruncat asuprs
mea, la aceasta sugestie. neleala We
nita din partea sotiei lui, m a IA
cut Sc regret indrazneala mea. s
de atunci nu Lam mai vazut.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
LENINE TRAlESTE

BERLIN, II Ian.-N. Lenine
dictatorul boIsevist, traeste, dupa
afirmarea positiva Rusilor ear
Sc afla aici 81 earl spun ca sunt in
legaturi strinse ell MOscova.
karpoff, despre care s a zis sap
tamIna trecuta ca murit, a fost
un membru de rInd al guvernulu
soviet al RuSiei.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
1MBETE 81 LAcRlME
ERAU ARMELE
ClEOPATREI
Sc mira ca de .ce a stat 20 aiii
pc farma.

CHICAGO, II Ian. Dina
Cleopatra Hurtzman. 23 ami, dra-
guta cum S "a mai zis. care pima
acum a trait pc farma aproape
de Wichita Falls, Tex, All noap-
te marturisit politiei ca ca este
femea bandit care a jucat rolui
principal in jefuirea cincizeci
cele mai mute din tilharii sevir-
site la lumina zilei, pc care poll
tia O urmarea Gle cite-va sapta.
mini.
TN Aimbet sau 0 lacrima erau
armele mele principale'' zis
dinsa, 'dar pentru cazuri de
forta majora puritan 81 un revol.
ver mic Gu minerul de fildes''.
D-na Hllrtzman zice ca acllm
dOua luni s'a casatorit cu Kurt
Hurtzman, 81 imbolnavilldu-se
barbatul ei S 'au hotarit Sc devina
bandita.
'Eu jucam rolul de sedllca toa-
re, hoinal.ind pc strada. Cind ma
inti.neam cu un barbat dupa apa-
renta bine situat, ii spmleam ca
m ann perdut, dindu-i adresa, Ca
sei. Cind dinsul imi eNplica Cd G
numai la citi-va pasi, ii 1lmbeam
in ASA fel, Cd in general toti sc
ofereau sd ma illsoteasca.
'Cind' ajungeam la usa easel,
fie ca ii ademeneam sd intre Gu
mine, 81 de obiceiu inca un zlm-
bet il decidea sau intrebuintam
revolverul. Era foarte simplu.
C1te-odata jefuiam cite cinci 81
Sasa persoane pc vi.
"Afacerea mergea asa de lesne
Cd ma facea sd ma mir de ce am
petrecut douazeci de ami pc
farma".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

,KAISERUI
Va Fl scos afar& din GLAND
Sc CREDE CA HOHENZOLLERNII AU VIOLAT DREPTU
R1LE ACELEI TARI SPUN ZIARELE FRANCEZE


PARIS II lan.-Ziarul Matin pubcat All urnatearea
depesa Gin Berlin:
"Guvernul oandez insntat pc membr amiliei fostu-
ui parat al Germane numul guven doreste to sa
paraseasca tara Aceasta este sno unei expuzar
nitoare.
iulumta diplomat tor strani, guvefnul olandez afla
III posesunea documente carl dovedesc ntr'un mod
irefutabl ca Hohenzdern voat drepture de
Ii Sc da asiliu in acea tara.
Oanda site All ca la Doom 81 la Weringen resednta
fostuui mpara Wilhelm 81 fosulu print de Ger
mane sc faceau plegtir pentu ovitur de stat Fostu
print de trcaca in Germana Sc
lin in fruntea trupeor credncioase dinastiei.
"a fost stabt acum ca condenti fostuui 1mparat Will
helm 81 valetu fosuu print de coroana mergeau in ecare
luna odaa la Amsterdam Hotel Dude Graft unde primeau
correspondence secea ntifneau mlte persoane din
mania.
''La aces hotel fost prs vaeul prntuui de coroana
de ctre agen sguranci 81 eXaNinarea hrlor afae ell
dat La lmna ca sunt docente exrem de compromita
toare pentru fostn 1mparat ostu print de coroana
HAGA, II lan.-Fosta imparateasa Germane, Augusta
Victoria raporeaZa aa foarte rau contiie sun
foarte critce.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
DIN BANATUL FuRAT.
Viata Rominilor.

LA alegerile generate din Jugo-
slavia, teriteriul din Banat, cazut
Ia sirbi, Voivodina, ales 4 CO.
munisti 81 3 social-democrati. La
Becicherec apare ziarul slrbesc,
Torontalul. Rominii nau luat
parte la alegeri.
Scoala romineasca cnnfesionala
este parasitic de invatatori, pen.
tru ca nu vor sd predea in SIR
beSte.
Intelectualii romdni au parasit
aproape toti Jugoslavia. Ziarele
maghiare patrund in toate aocu-
rile, Gu deosebire de cele< romi-
nesti, care-nu vim.
(''PatriasD.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
BANCA JEfUITA

WARREN, II Ian.-Cei patru
bandit carl aseara All jefuit banca
North Bloomfield" din Bloom
field, situat la cincisprezece mile
de acest oras, de unde au luat bo-
nuri de stat in valoare de douazeci
81 cinci de mil dollari, II 'au fost
prinsi pima acum.
Hotii all fost vazuti in micul O.
rasel, insa nimeni nu lea dat aten
tie, crezlnd ca sunt niste oamenI
de afaceri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
ExPLOZIE MARE IN
LONDRA

LONDRA, Is Ian.-O explozie
teribila spart geamurile 81 a stri-
cat pavajul din Haylnraket. Detu-
naturile S 'au auzit 10 departare de
mai multe mile.
Autoritatile declara ca explozia
s a produs de scIntee electrical de
la vre-o sirma superintendent ca
re a patruns in conductele de gas.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

D-na Sears Mylor din Washing
ton. membrd IN com;sirnea chiriiii-
Tor. a propus zilelc 'rccnte>un pro
iect de lege peNtra tayarea tutulor
burlacitor D-Su :ice ca in tara a.
ceasta supt aptonpe 10000, 900 dc
bnrlaci, maj neRlti ca in orice to-
r0 din lume, ssdupd eraluarea d.
sale acesti burlbci find tayoti ar
produce stotulK IN remit de $780,
900 900. I'D.
D-sa este pentfa tarare grada-
ia. sdn p,d1 blnE eis DrOgresird. IN
propor!ie cu apE burlaculm. iuce-
pind dela 81 pfad Ia s. pc an, IN
modm nrmdtor:s
Trei miliodaesppt suite cRiseci de
mil burlaci intre - 81 ri AMI cite
un dolar. S3.s5d,0o0.
Tree miliodne, opt sute de mi
burloci dela 25 M II cite 2 dolari,
81 500 900.
In million paf,a sute dc ma bur-
laci intre 80 si4f an cite ) dolori,
$f.2OO,OO0.
Noud suite de mi bm'laci intre
70 81 81 oni cites4 dolori So 500 900.
o sutd 81 cinzeci de mui burlaci
pGste Gf a,i cite 5 doIari, $75O.OO
Ideia, nu G nOnd, :icc d-no Tag
lor. Ea sd pas III practicd in
Franta 81 EngHtera. ScopM este
asama,ea 'obligotiunile" fomilia-
re.
Fodrte bine. sDocd este rorba de
fdmilie. cea n,ai i.i,nd 81 MAJ sacrd
institutiune, had, treacd 81 tora
aceasta. dar de ce oare nun,ai pc
bdrbati 81 nu 81 pc feme;e M
nsram ocupdt.iv deaproape de chcs-
tie. dar IN Nice coe, numdrul bur
lacIeor M e mdlt mai mic deceit al
barlacilor 81 desce sc fic scutite, II,
pd,., cum .s'ar &C. pclq MOI, cit,d G
fapt stint cd eleroatribue la burld-
ciu 06rbdtitor? - 90
81 de &c sd mn Sc facd tarorca IN
sens inrers. dupd gradM de posibi.
Htdtc de a "asunn ObligatiuuHe'
familiore9
En- propun:
7,7OO.OO0 burloci 81 bur-
lace delh go la ol ami
q cite s. SIS. 500. 900
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18

DE ce nu Sc vOteaZa o lege asu-
pra averilor de razboi? Pentru-ca
S ar putea ca un TaSlauanu Oare-
care sa revie pe>te munti, la locu!
de oblrsie, tot eli aceeas saracie
81 filnta in spinare cu care ii
trecuse odinioara spre a-si cauta
norOcul = 81 atunci am avea ull
trlst 81 lnstructlv spectacol de
Grandeur ct Decadence.
(Patria'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
STIRIDIN
PATRIE.
CHESTIUNEA DUNAREI.


BUDAPESTA Amira]u]
Toubridge reintorcindu-se de la
conferlnta dunareana din Viena,
a dec.'arat ziarului 9 oral ujsa g
ca conferinta discutat planul
unel REGULAR waste dunarene, in
special largirea portilor de fer.
Toate Statele dunarene vor tre-
bul sa-si concentreze fortele pen
tru a face Dunarea uti.izabila
Mavigatilnei moderne.
('Patri.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
De Valera Cere
ajutoare

LONDRA, 10 Ian. = Eamon
De Valera, presedintele republi-.
eel irlandeza, apelat din nou la
Crucea alba irlandeza ca sd auto
la suferinzii ram!asi i'll urma re-
presalilor engleze. Accst APPEL a
fost TRIMS in forma de scrisoare
primaru.ui din orasul Dublin.
In scrisoarea lui De Valera
acuza Anglia Cd scopul' incercarii
de impllne aslrpra Irlandei con!
scriptia (recrutarea fortata de
soldatD. i'll decursul razboiului a
fost facuta numai ca sd creeze
disatisfactii in I''landa.
Trei suite de persoane au fost
arestate de catra soldatii din
South Armagh, dintre care numai
13 au fost lfberati.
'Campania partidului muncei de
a destepta sentimentele pnblicu-
Jul in favol:ll unui parliament
irlandez, a inceput prin tinerea
de adunari in mai multe Orase
din Anglia.
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ALFONSO BUN vfNAToR

San Lucar, Spania REGGIE AL
fonso 81 archiducele Frederick al
Austriei, all avut nn bun noroc
la vinatoarea intreprinsa in pa
durea din apropiere. FL a impus-
eat 38 pisici salbatice, cerbi 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-18
PATRu RANIJI IN
II ACCIDENT De TREN

RUSSELLVILLE, KY II Ian.
Patru barbati au fost gray raniti
cfnd trenul de pasageri al liniei
Memphis s'a ciocnit Gu un tren de
povara, la sase mile afara din a
cest oras. IN
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WASHINGTON, Il Ian. =
Ambasada engleza din Washing
ton a .fost sondata asupr'a posi-
bilitait de tinea in Washington
20 conferinta de pace" intrel gu
ternul englez 81 republica irlan-
deza.
Aceasta stire a fost data de
catra uil engfez din Washington,
in capacitatea oficiala.
Confirmarea acestei stiri II a
putut fl obtinuta nici de la am
basada engleza 81 nici de la car
firul irlandezilor.