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Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
DEMON RIVERA
BOXES At DULUTH

Demon Rivera, bantamweight cham
pion of the Rocky Mountain region.
with his Manager Frank Walton, will
leave Pueblo today for Duluth, Min
nesota. Rivera will meet Jack May
berry in ten round main event at
Duluth on December 2S.
Arriving in Pueblo from his home at
Las Vegas. week ago, the Demon
went into active training at the Steel
Works gymnasium. He was reported
to be in excellent condition yesterday
From Duluth Walton will take his
bantam flash to Chicago for another
hard go. This bout will be held in
the Windy City on New Years eve and
will send the Demon against the tough
Joliet battler, Marty Henderson,, for
the second ten rounder in nine days
Henderson holds a good record in the
east and has met Pal Moore. with two
draw decisions against Topeka Kid
Herman
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
LOVER C0NFESSES he
KILLED G|Rl.-TEACHtR
Beat Young Woman To
Death As Her Ardor
Cooled

Waukon. Iowa. Dec. 1S.-Earl Thro~t,
rs years old. confessed at 1890 O'Clock
this morning. according to the authort-
tics. that he killed Miss Inga Magnu-
son. pretty 22-year-old school teacher
near Dorchester. Monday, because she
had rejected his love.
Throst. a childhood acquaintance OF
tho slain teacher. who was beaten 10
death in tho school house where she
taught. was arrested at Postville. ~
miles from ,hc scene late yesterday.
to have been stolen.
when brought to jail here a large
crowd gathered but no violence was
attempted.
Throst said he and Miss Magnuson
were TO have been married December
II. but that another man had inter-
vened In their love affair. Tho girls
ardor for him cooled. Throst said.
The story was told. according tc
County Attorney Piepcr and Deputy
shcriffs, after Throst had been inter-
rogated for four hours. They alleged
Throst said:
"I couldn't sleep Sunday night and
spent most OF the night walking
around the vicinity OF Dorchester.
went to the school house Monday aft
and 1nga was alone. We quarrelcd in
the school room. She went to tho base
ment to fix the fire for the night.
followed and We quarreled again.
, picked up a stick and struck her over
the head. She turned around again and
IL hit her two or three times. Then
| left. She did not fight back"
Throst said he did not think Miss
Magnuson was dead whom he left her.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
UP-TO- THE MINUTE SPORT WORLD NEWS
CENTRE WILL LEAVE
FOR COAST TO-DAY

San Diego. Cal, Dec. 14.-Word
was received here today from Dam
Vile. KY. of the plans made by the
Centre college football team for its
trip to the Pacific coast to play tho
University of Arizona here December
r26. The Coloncls will leave Danville
tomorrow afternoon, will spend Sum
day in Denver and Tuesday in San
Francisco where they may do some
light practice to timber up. On their
arrival in Los Angeles Thursday
morning, December %, they will go to
the Occidental college grounds for q
hard workout. They will come to San
Diego the following day.
No word has been received by the
local committee as to when the Ari-
zona team will arrive
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
CENTENNlAL,ST. PATRICK
BASKET BALL GAME OFF

Centennial Bulldogs have been left
fin a crippled condition because of the
results OF recent vaccinations and will
be unable to meet the st. Patrick
basketball five on the Centennial
court Saturday night. The game was
cancelled last night according to the
announcement from the Bulldog
authorities.
Coaches Kettering and Douben-
mier expect to get the team into
shape just as soon ms the sore arms
have healed up from the vaccine
needle and will probably secure a
match with tho fast Irish quintet be-
fore the opening date OF the confer
encc schedule on January 6.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Rattlesnake Buttes News

Tho annual Farm Bureau corn
show will be held January in Wall
scnburg. The show Is for the pur-
pose of promoting interest in better
seed corn and giving Instructions on
the judging. testing. planting and
cultivation of corn. Prizes will be
awarded persons exhibiting the best
corn grown above and also that be-
low. an elevation of 1000 feet: for
tho best ten ears and the best single
ear or the hest half bushe1.
Frank Mace. of Kirk. Colorado. wa =
hero this week and was accompanied
homo by Mrs. Mace and their two lit
tie daughters. who have been stay
ing at the home OF Mrs. Mace's
parents. MFR. and Mrs Sim Ganoung.
of this place. Mrs. Nfnce Is recover
ing from an operation she underwent
recently at Lcmme Brothers hospital
in Walsenburg.
r. RonfeIdt. of near here was a
business visitor in walscnburg this
week.
souic Sahn made business trip to
Cucharas junction this week.
r. II. Forney. who lives west of
here near the Cuchsras river. re-
ports lie killed lynx on his place
which weighed rs pounds The lynx
which is Of the bobcat species Is
rarely seen in this locality. altho per-
sons living along the canons and the
river report they frequently sec bob
cats.
Archie Haynes cut deep cash in
his left wrist the first OF tho week
while butcherins hogs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ole Thursten. of
Munsey, Colorado. spent the weekend
with Mrs. Thursten's parents. Mr.. and
Mrs. C. II. ScheIl. here.
Mrs. Floyd Tryos, returned Sunday
from Munsey. where she spent a week
visiting her sister. Mrs. Ole Thurs
ten.
Miss Caroline Evans. of south OF
here. visited Miss Jean Hamilton,
Sunday.
A number of people from here at
tended the pie social at Huerfano
school Saturday night.
There will be Christmas tr-~ and
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Telegraph Brevities

The U. S. S. Wright, vessel OF a.
200 tons displacement fully equipped as
first mother ship" for balloons and
seaplanes OF the U. S.. navy, was to be
delivered to New York navy yard We'd
nesday.
Steamer Western Hero is in trouble
in mid Atlantic according to RADIO
grams received at Boston.
Fire swept Templar Motor company
property at Cleveland, Tuesday night
doing $3.50. 900 damage
Board directors Frances f. Willard.
memorial school decide to locate school
In Santa Fc. N, NJ.
Miss Jeanne Lamore. IS. shot and
killed r. Cooksy. negro. 40, in federal
building when he attacked her late
Tuesday night.
warlike appeals issued by Russian
bolshevik army and navy by Leon
Trotzky, demanding increased pre-
paredness for' hostile action, saying
Japan has launched an attack against
the far eastern republic"
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
LONDON BANKER NOW
MAN WITHOUT COUNTRY

New York. Dec. 10y The Asso-
ciatcd Prcss)-Sir Edgar Speycr. Lon
don banker. whose naturalization pa
pors have been cancelled by Great
Britain. may be another man without
"a country.
Denying statement that Sir Edgar
now In the United States was German
born, Samuel Untermyer today is
sued a statement in which he asserted
both Sir Edward and his wifc were
horn in America. of American parents.
According to Merton Mergeis chief
ma aturaiization examiner of New York
Sir Edgar would probably have to take
out American naturalization II he
wished again to become n citizen.
At present he said Sir Edward owed
allegiance to no country.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
PADCETT-BURNS BOUT
TONIGHT, CANON CITY

Cowboy Padgett and Sailor Danny
Burns will meet in the main event at
Canon City tonight. with Young Sol
of Pueblo, and Kid Belt. of Dolores
trading punches in tho scmi-windup.
Canon City is putting on n good
card, with two OF Ray Alvis' talented
boxers that should make the event
a star attraction.
Kid Belt holds n one round knockout
over Young Sol and in their second
meeting the Pueblo mitt wielder has
predicted that he will reverse the vcr-
dict tonight
Jim Byrncs. of Pueblo. will referee
the bouts,
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Sporting Notes

81 Pa,l. Mimi, Dec. N.-Followers
OF the fistic game today continued 10
crowd the gymnasiums where Mike
O'Dowd and Mike Gibbons are train
ing for their ten round bout here FIJI
day night in an endeavor to get a Inc
on the dope
Waco. Texas, Dec. 14.--Lloyd Speak
or OF Hubbard, Texas. brother OF TITS
Speaker. manager of the Cleveland
Indians, died yesterday at his nome
according to Information received mere
today.
Philadelphia. Dec. H.-Jake schaef,
fer. worlds 1s.2 balkline champion, ana
Roger Cont, French playeS will meet
here In a $500 point match December
~.
New York. Dec. 1.-THE Boston Ma
tional league club announced that II
had selected ST. Petersburg, Fla, for
It's 1922 spring training grounds
New York, Dec. 14.-Thirty-thr
thousand, one hundred and ninety-two
baseballs were used In the National
League last season, President Heydlcr
reported at the annual league meeting
today.
Cambridge. Mass. Dec. I.-Harvard
will invite University OF Pittsburg to
meet the Crimson football team here
on October rs next year. IL University
Of California Is unable to accept that
date. Announcement TO this effect
was made today by Major +. w.
Moore. graduate manager OF Harvard
athletics.
San Francisco. Dec. 1.-THE Uni
versity Of Oregon football squad. four
teen strong. arrived in San Francisco
from Eugene. Oregon, and rested to-
DAY in hotel here preparatory to en-
barking at noon on the steamer Maui
for the Hawaiian Islands to play two
post season games
The team is to meet the University
of Hawaii on December IS and an all
star island team on New Years day.
The University of Nevada team made
the trip last year.
Stanford University. Calf. Dec. IA
An offer from the University of Chi
csgo TO come west for track meet
here with Stanford March IS or 90.
during the Easter holidays. was re-
ccived today by Graduate Manager
william Fletcher. lie replied stating
nancial arrangements under which
Stanford would he willing to accept.
Washington. Pa, Dec. 1t.-Definite
announcement has been made by ath-
1stic authorities that the Washington
and jefferson football team will en-
train for California December = TO
meet the University of California squad
at Pasadena. January :. under the aus
rices of the Tournament OF Roses.
W. and j. coaches are granting no
letup In practice to keep the team in
condition for the men yesterday had
signal and going thru drills on field
heavily covered by snow.
San Francisco, Dec. H.-Georgc Var
nell. sporting editor of the Spokane
Chronicle and ono of the best known
football officials of the Pacific coast.
probab bly, will referee the New Years
Day game, January at. Pasadena.
Calf. between the University of Cali
fornla and washiss<ton and jefferson
university according to reports re-
ceived here. varBell handled the New
Yesr's Day game.e year ago in which
California defeated Ohio State
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

Negotiations between Turkey and
Italy have broken down, says Con-
!stantinople dispatch.
Berlin dispatch says DR.. Andreas
Hermes, minister of food. decided upon
as German ambassador to United
States.
Fire which broke out in store room
in Vatican near stairway leading to
dome of church of St. Peter, subdued
with difficulty.
Hundreds of tons OF culm from Coal
mont Colieries in Nicola valley of Brit
ish Columbia reported to contain am
Der say experts.
Fire in Shell Oil company's Wilbur
well Ne. 1 at Long Beach. Cal, was
Iextinguished with aid Of dynamite and
mud.
Albertus Nogt. n. discoverer OF Flor
ida phosphate deposits and prominent
railroad builder is dead.
Seven prisoners escape from Des
Moines city Jail Tuesday night by saw
ing thru bars.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
HOLD UP PROPOSALS
FOR CHRUCH UNION

New York. Dec. 14.-Proposals for
union OF all Presbyterian and Re-
formed churches in the United States
have been deferred indefinitely owing
to the inability of representatives OF
tho various denominations TO agree on
n unification program. said report Of
the special conference investigation
the matter made public tonight. Tho
report said the various. nominations
would continue to cooperate rs before
thru the council OF Reformed churches
holding the Presbyterian system but
without modifying their independent
organizations.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

Six boxing events and two wrestling
matches terminated the amateur tour
nament held by the Pueblo Athletic
club Wednesday night. The three night
tourney ending last night resulted IN
several fast exhibitions.
Kid Russell eliminated Kid McGucer,
taking the decision from him in three
rounds. Valdez and MekduG wrestleo
for a second five minute match in the
semi finals to a draw.
Young Eddie Johnson and Clarence
Woods gave fast and neat exhibi-
tion, the Judges giving them draw.
The verdict was roundly Kissed by the
boxing fans who loudly protested that
Woods had the shade in the snappy
milling.
Kid Chubby had no trouble in stop
ping the furious rushes of Kid Chow
boy the colored lis FOUNDER. and knock,
ed him down in the first and second
rounds The seconds threw Chowboys 8
coat in the ring at the beginning OF
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
IRA DERN DEFEATS
FILONIS or BOSTON

Salt Lake City. Utah. Dec. 14.-irs
Dern. of salt Lake tonight defeated
John kilonis. of Boston. In a wrestling
match announced az being for the
mi,ldlewcight championship of the
world. Kilonis won the first fall in
n minutes with a tochold and Dern
won the second and third falls in 16
minutes and "a minutes with n COM
binstion leg and body. and a head
scissors and reverse body. respective
ly. Kilonis' weight was announced as
100 pounds and Dcrns' 159 1-2.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
SAYS GTFING HARDING
TIRIEE POIEER RA u

Washington. d. G.. Dec. If.-Prcsi-
dent Harding's proposal TO congress
that he hc given authority to adjust
tariff rates as changing conditions
might warrant. IL altogether imprac-
OF Philadelphia. president OF tho Ma
flonal association of wool manufsc-
turers. declared today before tho sem
ate finance committee at hearings on
the wool schedule in the tariff bill.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
POTATOES

Chicago. Dec. 1A-Potatoes steady:
receipt. 20 cars: total Z. S. shipments
tl2: Wisconsin round white sacked.
sl.s3@ so cwt: Wisconsin sacked and
DUH, sl:'o1l.So cwt.: Minnesota sacked
Minnesota Red rivers sacked and bulk
sl.ssdl'o cwt: Idaho Rurals si.sof1 90
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Woman Sous She Killed
Nan For vyOn0s

New York. Dec. 1i.-Pleading eight
years of. suffering an her justifica ton.
Mrs. Charleo II. Raizen today faced
arraignmcnt in Brooklyn court on
charges NJ killing DR.. Abram Click
stein. aged 4s. In his Bedford avenue
office last Saturday.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
BOB NEU Sell SIGNS
LONG TERN CONTRACT

San Diego. Cal. Dec. 14.--Robert:
w. Meusil. outfieldcr on the New
York American baseball team and
Miss Edith Cowsn. of Los Angeles.
were married here today. Mrs. Meusil
is a sister of Louis Cowan, Interna-
tional League pitcher.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
FRANCE WILLING TO
FOREGO PAYMENTS

Paris, Dec. 14.--rrance is willing
temporarily TO forego cash repa rations
payments from Germany. high o.
ficial in the French foreign office to-
day told The Associated Press.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
DANFORTH WORTH
EIGHT PLAYERS

New York. Dec. 14-Thc first of
series of baseball trades In tho big
lea gues announced today when the st.
Louis Americans traded players for
Dave Danforth. star left-handcd pitch
er of the Columbus team OF the Amcri-
can association.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
CHICAGO LIvEsTotK

Marxets)-Cattle- 5000: beef
steers steady to .5c higher: top year
links early $1o.so: bulk beef steers.
@e5o@aco: she stock steady to 15c high
or: bulls. stockcrs and feeders. Is to
er.
Hoss-Reccipts 10000; fairly active
10 to 1oc higher than yesterdays aver
age: top. $3.50 for $50 pound average;
bulk 1870 pound hogs and up. se.a5s77 IS
pigs mostly 1oc higher: bulk desirable.
$3.50: some at $3.50.
Sheep-Rcccipts $1,000. rcner,fiv
steady: good fat lambs mostly around
sll.oo: somc held higher choice kind
extremely scarce: sheep slow: no carly
sales comeback feeder lambs carly
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
NCARTHY TAKES WIN
IN BOUT WITH ROpEH

PROVIDENCE. r. l.. Dec. t4--Fat
Mccarthy. Of Boston. won the de-
cision over Bob Roper. of Chicago. In
12-round light heavyweight bout
here tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
DENVER LIvEsToCK

Denver. Dec. 4.-CattIc-Rrccip,s Z, :
ooo; killing classes slow. weak: Others
steady: beef steers. s5e5d. 90: cows
and hcifers. s3.5oda.4o: calves. ss..sI
$50: bulls. $2.ood30o; stockcrs and
feeders. A.50Te.oo
Hogs-Receipts 500; steady: ton. ss
bulk. $S.a5N6.50.
Shecp-Rcccipts 900: strong: lambs
s?oodsI5; ewes. S3.ood45o. feeder
lambs. $s.ooa?.oo
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
CHICAGO pRODrCE

'HINNtO FKODUIE
Chicago. Dec. H.-Butter lower
creamery extras. 4sc: frsts. siT4ic;
seconds. sed 33c: sta ndsrds. sIc.
EGGS. lower: receipts 1919 cases:
firsts. 4sd4ac: ordinary firsts. 1eT51c:
miscellaneous. 45T41c; refrigerator
flrsts. S3d Csc.
Poultry. alive. UNCHANGED: fowls. ia
22isc: springs, 2lc: turkeys. &c: roost-
ers, 15c.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
MEL COOCAN WINS

GAINESVILLE. wis. Dec. 1I.-Mel
Coogan. Brooklyn lightweight. had the
better OF It over Otto Wallace, of Mil
waukcc. in 1O-round bout tonight.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

program at Rattlesnake Buttcs school
Christmas eve. The children of the
sunday school and public school will
give tho entertainment with Mrs.
Floyd Fisher, teacher, in charge Of
the program.
John Moore. postmaster OF Foot
Hills. made a trip to Rattlesn,l;s But
tes Monday.
Harry Hamilton went to Pueblo
Tuesday for few days visit.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
METALS

METALS
New York. Dsc. Hooper nrm;
electrolyic spot and nearby. 13Na1ic:
later. 14c.
Tin. steady. spot and nearby. $50. 90;
futures. $500 't+r
Iron. steady: prices UNCHANGED,
Load steady: spot, A7nd4sn
Zinc. quiet: East st. Louis delivery
spot. S906495
Antimouy spot. $3.50.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
MONEY

MONEY
New York. Dec. H.-ForeiEn ex-
change irregular: Great Britain de-
mand. 4.lsh: cables. 41akt: France de-
mand, s.1sis: cables, s.16: Italy de-
mand. 4.5sii: cables. 4.57: Belgium de-
rnand. ..s2: cables. 7.s.it: Germany de-
mand. 5sis: cables. 81: Holland de-
mand. 1856: cables. ss.H: Norway de-
mand. 1914: Sweden demand. ,&bo;
Denmark demand. 1910: Switzerland
demand. 1925: Spain demand. 1905:
Greece demand. 40: Argentine de.
mand. 5000; Brazil demand, 1914:
Montreal. .. 1-1e
Call money easier: high, per cent:
low. AZ per cent: ruling rate. s per
cent: closing bid. 4 per cent: offered
at AZ per cent: last loan. AZ per cent.
Time loans, hrmcr: 50 days. 30 days
and six months. sdsH per cent.
Prime mercantile paper. sG5N per
cent.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
WILLARD REFLECTED
Il. 4AND q. president

Baltimore. Nd. Dec. 14.-Daniel
Willard was reelected president OF
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad today.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
KANSAS CRY LIVESTOCK

Kansas City, Mo-, Dec. 1t.-(U. s.
Bureau of -Cattle-Receipts
1000: beef steers 25c higher: top steers
early, Ss.25; some yeariings held high
err: bulk of sales, $6.2501.oo. she stock
strong; bulk COWS. $S.50M+.o5: best
grades. A.S0d5.06; few heifers. s7T5;
most. s4.50Gs.oo; stockers and feeders
steady to strong: bulk stockers. $5.25
de.00: better grades feeders. s7.o0d6.so:
other classes steady: most Gamers.
$500; better vcalers, sI.006s.o0; most
bulls. $3.0063.Is.
Hogs-Receipts 5000: open 1oc higher,
closed fairly active. mostly lac high
er: shipper top on lights and light
lights, 1856: packing top on light and
handy butchers. $3.50: bulk of sales.
&s5566.s0: packing sows steady: pigs
strong: best $40.
Shcep-Receipts 1000: killing classes
generally steady: beat ewes. s4.25: no
choice lambs offered: natives. 1915.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
SILVER

SILVER
New York. Dec. 1i.-ForcIgn bar sill.
yer. es'tc; Mexican dollars. 5oHc.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

Washington. Dec. 1i.-Cotton con-
siimcd during November amoanted to
a2e.6lo bales of lint and 53.251 bales Of
lintcrs. compared with 33271a Of lint
and 34.seI OF linters In November last
year, the census bureau announced to-
day.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
TTNANCIAL NOTES

Independence. Kas.. Dec. 1.-THE
Prairie Oil and Gas company todavs de-
clared quarterly dividend of 81 and
and extra dividend OF s. payable
Jan. 81 to stockholders of record Dec.
81.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
FINANCIAL AND
MONEY MARKETS

New York, Dec. 14.-stocks were
mainly higher at the outset of today's
diversified session, becoming hesitant
on profit-talsing at midday and steady
ing on short covering at the close.
standard or representative specialties
and miscellaneous issues. some of
which registered highest prices OF the
year.
| Oils. coppers. motors and numerous
related specialties supplied pre-
ponderant proportion OF the days OPP
erations. Motors were helped by the
declaration of the regular dividend on
Chandler and signs of active revival
in the tire industry. Trading in rails
was negligible and several fayorite
steels and equipments reacted moder-
ately In anticipation of poor returns
for the Anal quarter, of the year. Sales,
S35 900 shares.
Withdrawal tomorrow of $40, 900
OF government deposits by the local
federal reserve bank, caused no dis
turbance in the money, market Call
loans eased from to Az per cent st
midday and more 30 and so day funds
were offered At per cent.
Foreign exchanges were dull and
narrow in contrast with recent spec
tacular movements. Leading currencies
were mixed. Sterling making a slight
recovery from yesterdays general re-
action and the Paris rate also i'm
proved. Italian and several northern
European remittances were lower.
United States war flotations were ac-
| tive features of the bond market Lib
erty 3rd AIS at $3.50 and Victory AIS
at $4,000 making new high records
for tho year. Elsewhere trading in
bonds was less active and slightly re-
dictionary. Total sales. par value. $17.-
s5O.eoe 1
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15
Furnished by y. s. walpole, Rooms
5eo-3e Thatcher block Puchln
LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.

LIBERTY BOND QUOTATIONS.
Furnished by n. S. walpole, Rooms
1892 Thatcher block. Pueblo.
Liberty 3iss $95.34
Liberty second Is SOC. Sc.
Liberty first AS 1880.
Liberty second AIS 50. 90
Liberty third AS sesis
Liberty fourth 4hs so7.3,
Liberty frst f%s $4,000
Liborty NTH sNs $4,000.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

SPOT COTTON
New York. Dec A.-Spot cotto,
steady; middhng. $500.
Pueblo chieftain., 1921-12-15

Furnished by y. s. waIpolc. Roomr
s2o-3. Thatcher block. Pueblo.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25
LucRAToRI DIN BELSuG
Fermisrii numai intimpin3 greu
txti In angajarea muncitorilor.

Chicago, 25 Aprilic.. Fer
mierul american nu trebue 50 fie
ingrijorat de problema muncito-
rilor pentru munca campului in
anul acesta.
Muncitorii stunt aici, in numar
mare, asteptind sd fie angajati
Lucrnrile sad schimbat anul ace.
eta. Ei numai cere IS pc Il 81 alte
extra" ca locuinta, spalatul ru.
felor 81 dotla bucati de placints
pentru desert.
Tot te Ger E de Ia $50 la 81
pc luna 81 un loc de dormit, y
nici sun cuvfnt despre opt ore ds
|lucru.
r iin semn imbucurator, zit
enperth in economic, ca afacerilt
si-au fntars ochii IN spre regiu
nile ferlnierilor. Situatiunea mum
Gel .agficole I multi mai usoara Z,
IA n1tiaii trei ani, spun functio
naxii bironrilor a. plasers q
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25
GERM ANA FACE
NoUI PR0PUNER|

BERLIN, 25 pril.-Nota nouS
a Germaniei referitoare Ia despa-
gnbiri : fost- transmisa misiunii q
mericahe IN snoaptea trecuta dups
. ii de diacutie fntre membrii ca
binetului. Sc ecrede ca noua oferta
Z. ca multi mai liberalA decat ceea
din saptamane trecuta. Ministrul
de externe Won Simons . rugat mi.
eiunea americana ca nota lor 81 nu
fie pnhlicat3 cam doedata. Suma
totala = dsspdgnbirilor cam ega.
II "a. aceea ceruta de Franta; dec.
sebirea ar fi q modalitatea plati'
Iii, Gele dintai cinei anuitati a
Il platite mi t1rziu decat cum &c
~ Frsnta. ii general platires
s'ar iaes a xreme 1unga dar ast
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-04-25
coNFERINJA DIN HYTHE

HYTHE, 25 April.-Conferinta
premierilor aliati s'a amanat All
fara ca sd Fl PRINT cunostinta des-
pre- continutul motel gerlnane tri-
misa Statelor Unite. Aliatii Sc vor
1ntruni din nou Simbata ce vine
Efa Londra. Premierii Lloyd George
81 BRAND sunt informant ca Ger
mania va propune 0 suma de SO
miliarde marci aur 81 va face q
n0ua propunere referitoare la re-
facerea regiunilor devastate. Sc
crede ca Germania va cere autori-
zare sd faca un imprumut inter
national.
Sc spune ca Lloyd George a pri-
nit planul Frantei de a ocupa in
treaga regiune Ruhrului.