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Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

This week ends the first sem
ester of school work. The mid
year examinations for the high
school students will be given on
Thursday and Friday.
The new subjects which are to
be gwen next semester are man
ual training and physiology
Domestic science will be contin.
ued for a short time to fill the
state requirements,
The report cards for the month
are out, causing some faces to
BE- glad and some not so glad. Ii
your child's marks are lower than
last time, or if they are contin
uing low. ask the pupil, the
principal and the teacher the
cause of the difficulty, Often
a little praise or blame dire c.ed
at the right time will do much
to improve matters. but the real
difficulty should be sought and
remedied. Consider well, whe.
Their your child puts in uninter.
rupted study at home; does he
have at least one good hour OF
more of active exercise or play
or is he afraid to step outside
unnecessarily? Is his health
good? Does he like to play as
a healthy child should? Does he
eat as heartily as other children
of good hearty food-bread. but
ter. potatoes, and meat or cheese
Does he eat Of fruit or vegeta
bles so that his stomach is il
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
Askov

C.. M. Nelson went to Minnea.
polls the first Of the week to at
tend the annual lumbermen
convention.
The board of directors Of the
Pine County Mutual Fire Insur-
ance Company met Saturday in
Askov. Nothing but routine bust
ness matters was taken up at
this meeting.
Mrs. S. Chr. Dixen visited in
Pine City Friday while Mr.. Dixen
attended the annual Pine County
Farm Bureau meeting at Hlnek-
ley. Mr.. and Mrs. Arnold Sorcn-
sen also visited friends in Pine
City Friday.
Louis Lindstrom Of Bruno, and
+. O. Severson Of Brook Park
both agents of the Pine County
Mutual Fire Insurance Company,
were in attendance at the direc-
tors meeting Saturday. Mr..
Lindstrom was n pleasant caller
at the American office and says
that the Pine County Mutual
now has many policy holders in
his community.
John Herskin, accompanied by
two other excellent entertainers,
who are appearing before Danish
audiences throughout the States
will appear in Askov under the
auspices Of the ID. B. S. lodge the
first part of February. Program
and full particulars will be given
next week. This will be rare
treat for Askov and community
and everyone should plan to at.
tend. Reserved seats will be on
sale Just as soon as a definite
date is set.
A. o. Wicklund who had a pub
lie sale on his farm south OF
Bruno couple of months ago
was business caller in Askov
Monday. Having also sold his
farm Mr.. Wicklund and his fami.
~ had intended to move to Ne.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

the proper order? Does he OBJ
tain sufficient sleep? If not,
why not?
Those on the honor roll in the
high school for the last month
are: Edith Gravesen, Ruth Kills
tofte and Mamma Rodholm.
The third grade room reprs
sents Eskimo land this month
and the children are studying
our little sister of the cold coun-
try.
The third grade homer roll for
December are: Esther Krogh,
Valborg. Miller, Rude Laursen,
and Esther Henriksen.
The percentages of attendance
for the past month are: First
grade, 1870; second grade, $50;
third grade. 91fo: fourth grade
S2fc; fifth grade $3.50; sixth and
seventh grades, $50; eighth
grade. $3.50; high school, 96cc.
Those in perfect attendance in
the high school are: Verna Mel
sen. Henry Nielsen, Ellen Paul
sen, Skiold Petersen. Dagny
Wosgaard, Thomas Mortensen
Paula Madsen, Viggo Jensen
Thora Heininge, Bodil Fenger
Emma Feldtmose, Ralph Grave.
sen. and Edith Gravesen.
The first graders are on vi.
sit to their Eskimo sister and
brother, Agoonack and Metek.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

braska after the sale but as the
purchaser went back on the deal
they find themselves obliged TO
remain. However they are not
taking it SO hard as they find
Pine County a good place in
which to live.
Sheridan Greig, an agent of
the Pine County Mutual Fire In
surance Company, attended the
directors meeting in Askov Sat
urday. Mr.. Greig lives in town
Of Clover, about 23 miles east of
Hinckley, a comparatively new
country, but this however is fast
developing and they now have a
good road leading out from
Hinckley which will soon be
much improved as a large sum of
money has been appropria ed for
same. Mr.. Greig says they have
good fishing out his way.
J. "A. Ogilvie and several others
from town of Norman were bust
ness callers in Askov Monday,
partaking of the bargains of
fercd. Mr.. Ogilvie said, while
speaking to the writer, what we
farmers need in northern Min
nesota is cheaper dynamite, SO as
to be able to clear more land and
thus develop the country Mr.,
Opilvie thinks that if the state
took over the manufacture Of dy-
Mantle it would solve the prob
lem and is therefore strongly in
favor Of state owned plant for
the manufacture of this explo-
sivc.
The big bargain sale put on by
the Askov Mercantile Company
this week has proven to be a
hummer, starting out with a
rush early Monday morning
The store was crowded all that
day with bargain seekers and the
force of five clerks was kept
busy. 1t proves that when a
store offers bargains land these
were some real bargains) and
advertises it the people will
know and come from far and
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

near to buy. A bargain now
and then is also appreciated by
the regular customers Of a store
and the Johnsons are showing
their progresslveness by SO doing.
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20
School Board Proceedings,
District No. ~.

School Board meeting Dec
l4th. 1920. All members present
Minutes of last meeting were
read and approved as read.
Moved and seconded to allow
Hans G. Johansen's bill of $500
Askov American. [volume] (Askov, Pine County, Minn.) 1914-current, 1921-01-20

for cleaning small school. Mo-
ton favored by four votes, con-
trafy two. Motion carried.
Motion made and seconded to
lay Hans c. Johansen's bill of
$1,000 extra for ianitor work on
small school, on table until de-
sired information is received
Motion carried.
The following bills were al
ln,vad.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
Focal Piek.ups

| Wanted-Woman for general house
work. Inquire Herald office. II
Peter Johnson, of Meadow Creek,
was in town yesterday attending to
business matters.
The Altar society will meet on
Thursday of this week at the home of
Mrs. David Dion.
Kelley Delicious Cigars-the most
for the money-5c; fifty for $2.25. Ask
at the Shamrock. adv
A son was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
Harold Z. Casey, of the Moravia dis
trict on Friday, April 1.
For Sale-Baby Grand Chevrolet
Auto, in good condition. Will sell
cheap. See Mike Miller. advtf
Lorene Palmer has returned home
after spending several weeks with her
grandmother at Spokane.
White Pekin duck eggs, $3.50 a set
ting. Bronze turkey eggs, $500 a set
ting. Phone 11SW, Northside. apr5tf
Eir. and Mrs. Angus McBain, of Mo
ravia, az the proud parents of baby
girl born to them on March 81.
Mike Miller and family left today
for Spokane to spend a few days on a
combined business and pleasure trip.
Mrs. w. w. Stevens and daughter,
Miss Mildred, of Spokane, spent the
week end here with Mrs. Earl Palmer
MIR. and Mrs. Ed Bishop are the
parents of bouncing baby girl born
to them on Saturday morning, April 2
The Mccoy Hat Shop is showing a
shipment of the latest eastern pattern
hats every Friday. Call and see them
The Crescent Garage reports the sale
this week of new Ford touring car
to L. F. Kuntz and a Ford touring car
to X. l.. Palmer.
The Union Ladies' Aid will meet
Wednesday afternoon at 2.30 at the
church parlors. Mrs. Tom Williams
and Mrs. Ellis will be hostesses.
Jack Winterbottom is quite ill at the
Boomers Ferry hospital. He Is suffer-
ing with stomach trouble and under
went preliminary operation Sunday
The regular monthly business meet
ing of st. Mary's Guild will be held
Thursday at $3.50 p. m. at the Guild
hall. Mrs. l. Causton and Mrs. Snyder
will entertain.
The w. G. T. u. will meet at the
home of Mrs. w. F. McGlocklin on
afternoon This will be a
Mothers Meeting" and very member
Is urged to attend.
A dance will be given this evening
at the l. o. o. F. hall by the entertain
nent committee of the Kootenai Valley
Commercial Club, d. M. Palmer being
chairman of the committee. A good
lime is being arranged for all who at
end this dance. Those who do not
care to dance may play cards Bushs
will furnish music for the
lance,
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05

Mr.. and Mrs. L. F. Prettywood. of
Addie, arrived here Sunday and will
visit a day or two with friends before
leaving for their new home at Clifford
Wash, where they secured a farm
MIR. and Mrs. Prettywood are promi-
nent residents of the Addie district
and enjoy large circle of friends who
VIII regret their leaving Boundary
county.
l. Caution announces that he will
hold an auction sale ON Thursday
April IA, starting at 100 a. m. when
some 20 head of stock and all kinds of
farm machinery and household goods
belonging to j. A. Billings, will be sold
without reserve. The sale will take
place on what is known as the Dawson
ranch, seven miles northeast of town
on the Meadow Greek road. adv2t
U. S. immigration Officer O. S. Davis
left Sunday for Seattle from which
city he will take charge of number
of aliens who will be taken to New
York City for deportation. Among the
aliens TO be deported are several Next
cans and Mr.. Davis therefore plans TO
go to New York by way of New Mexico.
stopping off at the Mexican border to
attend to the deportation of the Mexi-
cans.
Saturday at the Rex-This week
looks like a banner program. The big
Herbert Bosworth picture, "A Thous-
and To One" was shown recently in
Spokane at an admission price of SO
cents and ranked as one of the big
pictures of the year. Selig's Million
Dollar Wild Animal picture, Pathe
News and Comedies will also be shown
Cut the coupon from the Rex adver-
tisement on the back page of this
paper. This coupon and and 90 cents
is good for your admission. adv
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
Great Play Coming Sunday

THE Inner Voice" which is consid-
cred to be the greatest motion picture
ever made, will play a special engage
ment at the Rex theatre on Sunday,
April 18th, with matinee.
1t is claimed that this production,
which cost several hundred thousand
dollars to produce, possesses a posi-
tive human story with an abundance
of sympathetic appeal. 1t is the con-
sistent blending of the various charac-
teristics found in this drama that has
made it the phenomenal success that
it is
AS far as the story goes, there is
much that makes definite appeal to
the heart 1t breaches a forceful
moraal, but unlike many other pictures
dealing with the spiritual and moral
regeneration Of a man, ii does not
sacrifice the dramatic values for the
sake of moral preachment
Critics everywhere claim that in
"The Inner Voice" all the elements
upon which the art of the drama has
been developed since its early days.
are TO be found IN this production In
perfect balance and contrast
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
NOTICE OF ELECTION

Notice is hereby given that an cleo
ton will be held in the Village of Bon
ners Ferry, Idaho, on Tuesday, April
-26. 1922 for the purpose of electing
a Board of Trustees for said Village
to serve for period of two years.
Said Election will be held at the fol-
lowing voting place, to-wit: l. o. o. F.
Hall, Boomers Ferry, Idaho.
The polls and ballot boxes for said
Election will be open at the hour of
eight o'clock, a. m, and will continue
open until and be closed at the hour
of seven o'clock p. m.
All qualified electors of the State of
Idaho, who shall have resided within
the limits of the Village of Bonners
Ferry for three months preceding
said election. and who are duly regis
tered therefor, shall be entitled to vote
at said election. % book III.
Dated this 18th day of Anril 1921.
By Order of the Board of Trustees
of the Village of Bonners Ferry. Idaho
CHAS. ID. ROWE,
Clerk of the Village of Bonners Ferry,
Idaho. anril5-2s-4t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
NOTICE TO VOTERS TO REGIsTEt

Notice is hereby given that in order
to vote at the Election of Board of
Trustees of the Village of Boomers
Ferry, Idaho, at the election to- be
held on Tuesday, April 90, 192K it is
necessary for all voters to register.
The Office of the Boomers Ferry
Herald is hereby designated as the
place of Registration for the Village
of Boomers Ferry; Ghas. d. Revue is
the Registrar for said election and
Mrs. Harley Cave is Deputy Registrar
for the same
Qualified electors may register at
the above named place of registration
at any time during office hours up to
the Thursday preceding said election,
and on said Thursday, and the Friday,
and Saturday thereafter said place of
registration will be open during the
hours of 800 a. m. to 500 p. m. and
from 700 p. m. to 900 p. m.
Dated ApEil-5,- 499eef---- hAQA<N 20
By Order of Board of Trustees of the
Village of Bonners Ferry.
GIIAS,-D ROWE, -
Clerk of the Village of Bonners Ferry
Idaho. IN april5-a8-4t
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
Good Girl Show

Comes to the Rex Theatre for two
days this week, Wednesday and Thurs
day. Mendelson's Melody Maids, a
high-class musical troup of eight peo-
pie. Pictures will also be shown, max
ing big double show. The admission
prices will be only Csc and soc, plus
war tax. A change of pictures and
program each night
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
Don vi. Robinson Dead

Don M. Robinson, a trackwalker for
the Great Northern Railway company
died at the Boomers Ferry hospital
Sunday morning.
The deceased has no relatives in
this district A daughter living at
Westpoint, Arkansas, has been notified
of his death and burial plans will be
made in accordance with her requests.
The body is now at the Stookey Under
taking Parlors.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
Farm Bureau Spray Material

The Farm Bureau of Boundary coun-
ty will have for sale, at cost, a guam
tity of lime sulphur for spraying. An
order for several barrels of lime sui
phur has been placed at Rowe's Feed
Store. Parties wishing large quaint
ties should leave their orders at
Rowe's Store so that more orders may
be placed as wanted.
Geo. Irving, Chairman.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05

Charles Ragland, agent for the Con-
tinental Oil Co., has a new oil tank
mounted upon his truck. The tank is
divided into three different compart-
ments, each compartment holding 100
gallons. Gasoline, coal oil and distill-
ate may be carried all at one time IL
so desired. The new tank will do away
with the handling of gasoline in bar
rels. The tank Is so constructed that
1t may be taken from the truck in
minutes notice.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
Entire Nous Club Meets

The members of the Entire Nous club
were pleasantly entertained wednes-
day evening at the home of Mrs. Byron
NJ Hawks. At the auction bridge
games Mrs. A. C. Gay won the prize
for the high score. A dainty lunch was
served. This week the club will be
entertained at the home of Mrs. d. C.
Nc Donald.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05

Geo. Irving, Chairman.
Bonners Ferry herald. [volume] (Bonners Ferry, Idaho) 1904-current, 1921-04-05
The Plumber

who knows how and understands every
detail Of his trade is the one you want
to install new system for you or to
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
DEPUTATUL MADGEARu
La REGE

In urma celor petrecute, cu bo-
nurile de tesaur ale Romaniei 81 cll
afacerea Schuler 81 ministrul de
inferno Argetoianu, prin care s a
pagubit statul Gu 18 milioane lei
la wanna, Regele Ferdinand che
mat pc deputatul Madgearu, din
Federatie, la palat, unde a stat
lin ceas, de Ia arafat toate dovezile
despre fapta Gu greu pacat fata
de averea statului, a ministrului
Argetoianu, - zice ziarul "Liber-
tatea'' din Drastic.
Deputatul Madgearu a facut in
terpelarea in camera Gu privire Ia
aceasta afaccre, producand dovezi,
fapt care adus dupa sine expul.
zarea hui 81 altor trei deputati pc
timp de zece zile din Camera 81
retragerea opozitiei rationale, ati.
ta vre,me cat acesti deputati vol
lipsi din Sfatul Tarii.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
0 FATA De II AMI
OMOARA Pc TATAL EI

Frances M. Johnson, de II ami,
din Hickman, KY, fost arastata
dupa ce fatal eli Frank johnson a
fost aflat Gu doua rani provenite
din glont in grumazul lui.
johnson Il declarat serifului
Swayne Walker ca fost impuscat
de fiica lui.
johnson s'a despartit anul tre-
cut de nevasta lui 81 fiica-sa a re-
mas sd locuiasca Gu ell.
TRIMS la spitalul din Cairo, ILL.,,
peste cateva ore a incetat din viata.
A treia ri Frances marturisit
ca impilscat pc fatal Ell, zicand
ca johnson maltratat-o 81 Gu toa.
te Cd camara era plilfa de ale man.
carei o facea sd rabde de foame.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
Pata|lia u|lui SfatOs

Charles Walker, 92O London
Road, N. E., a perdut eri dupa
amiaza 5000, pentruca volt sa
arate la dol necunoscuti cum Sc
,poate scoate banii din banca.
Eo poveste cam lunga 81 dupa
cum incepe nu Sc da de banuit ca
ar fl vre-o intentie de jefuire la
mijloc. Iata cum spune Walker:
Era d,upa amiaza 81 mergeam
pc Woodland Avenue. Aproape
de f. 81 Street ma intalnesc Gu
dol oameni.
'Unde locuieste John Smith,"
ma intreaba unul din eli.
''Nu stu. Ce .numar are la
casa e. raspund Ell,
'Oh, nu stu. In ori ce caz nu
face mimic. Char acum am fost
jefuiti".
''Nu spune vorba ala !" excla-
mai ell.
'Da, .dar tilharii .nu ne-a luat
tot. Ne-a mai lasat $25, dar nu
mai stim ce sa facem Gu eli ca sd
fie in siguranN."
''De ce nu-i depositati intro
banca ?" zisei Ell.
'Nu ne-am gandit la asia. Stii
undeva. o banca buna ."'
LEAN spus sa incerce la ban
ca unde am ell banii, o 'bransa a
lui Cleveland Trust Co. la +. 152
Str. 81 Pepper Ave.
''Da, dar putem scoate banii
cand he trebue?" intreba unul.
"De sigur,' raspund eu. ''Tot
ce aveti de facut sd scriti un ces
lpentlu eat voiti sa scoateti $
aveti banii."
'lmi pare cam curios. Esti 81
CUR de asta !'' zisc unul din eli.
'Absolut sigur.''
''Poti sd dovedesti ca sd finn p.
deplin convinsi?''
IVA arat. Veniti Gu mine = S
mi-au dat $25 81 am mers Gu eli |;
banca. Am scris un Gee de $6O(
pc care ii aveam depositati 81 an
luat banii. = Vedeti ce lesn'
merge?" le zic eu.
'Mi-au zis ca ar dori sd faca ,
plimbare 81 m 'au invitat sd mer!
GU Ell. La Burnside Ave. 81 Way
side Road, N. E. s'a mai alatura
trei oameni de moi. Unul din e
imi pune revolverul in fata ri
cind 'Iute, banii.'
/ ''Au luat $500 pc earl ii scose
sem din banca. $40 pc carl ii a
veam 81 eel $25 pc carl mil da
duse nouile mele cunostinti. car
in orr ce caz nu Sc pot numi flu
| rati fiindca erau al lOr.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

0 scrisOur1 Gu data din 12 Oct.
1912, a fdcut deplind lun,ind iin ca
pul lui Fritz Haberman, din VII
lov Greek, Ark, pc care gdsit-o
IN saltarul scrinului so!ic sale pc
cdnd Sc dusese Joq trecutd la o
pretend a Ell IN risitd, Msdndu-l
pc el Sc vazd de gdim,I pu, rate,
CASTE, porci, rdci, vitei, 81 dol copii
gemeM de sase lum.
!" Urmedzd int0cmdi cum iti
scriu Cd asa lam edpdcit 81 en- pc
Tom al neu. Pri,Me un Soarece
cat de mare, scoate-i dintii 81 pune-l
la indemdnd. Dimineata cdnd te
scoli rird-l Ia spate, intre cdmasd
81 cdpOt. Sc h al teand ca te mas
cd. Vel simti gddiliturd, otita
tot, 81 sal cheni pc Ell sd-l scoa!d.
Dacd Sc va stii al cdstigat. Fd-te
supdratd. Trage-i o gurd bund,
spune-i Cd mo- bdrbat 81 ce-ti maj
cine IN minte, rird n,dna. prinde
soarecele de picior, eyi cu ell in bu-
cdtdrie 81 st,.ireste-i capul ca un
Tenn, cautd price, SAT- meargd gu-
ra intrNna, 81 Ia IN moment dat
dd-i cdterd, 81 al sd rezi Cd M "a
ia,drdzni sd Sc atingd de tine 81 tn
al sd fii stdpdnM easel. Inin,d
curaj, iutedld, 81 sd-ti meargd gura
alta tot. E
~ ia pretend credinciodsd,
"HeUen."
81 bietM Fritz Isl aduce an,intt
Cd char asa s'nu petrecut lucrurilt
la trei sdptdntdm dupd fericitd hu.
nd de miere, 81 de opt ami trecut1
ISL nsdndncd 0narul cu FAM a lui
care nM trecs sdptdmdnd sd m-j
ddrdceascd Odatd.
Gu d0vadd complicitdtei d-ne'
HELEN eps psnfrn toate sufe
riNt4 4! & DIS / q Ieye sd cear'
ssaltratdril.
sNferite, dar NeUastd-sa a n,drfuyi
SIT ca scris0dre a f0st Just fOl
fun" ticluitd de ca ca Sc gluneasc,
Gu Fritz, cdrmG ia ardtat-0 CHA
de atunci, 81 judecdtorM ma gdsi
coz de urn,dTre, alegdndu-se bic
tul Fritz nuntai ca haul ce a pro
dus faptMl, deUenit public, 81 ci
scdrn,dndturd, ce de bund sean,d
urnadf dupd ce AT aJuns dcGsd.
Pentru conformitate,
CARABUS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04

lpractlca pentru patrOnl.
Ultima sporire de salarii a
fost in Februarie anul trecut:
10 la suta, care a fost estimate
la $25, 100000 pc an. Din 1915
fncoace au fost 8 sporiri fiecare
variind della 9 la Is la suta.
Della 2 dolari la ri in 1915, sa-
lariile au fost ridicate la $5.O6,
deci Gu $50 la suta mai multi.
In anul trecut corporatia pla-
tit la 267.345 oameni un total de
aproape 1881 100000. Reducerea
de 20 la suta anuntata acum ar in
SIENNA O economie de 5000, 900 la
an, dar data find ilnprejurarea CD,
-.e0rporatia nu lilcr8- de prexaaat de
cat Gu 125-15O mil de oameni, eco
nomia nu va Fl mai mare decat cam
So milioane dollari.
Reducerea actuala doua in
istoria corporatiei. Prima reduce
re fost in l Ianuarie 1904, dar
in / April 1905 "a reintrodus sea-
la veche.
Media &C s'a platit in anul tre-
cut unui muncitor' pc an fost dc
$2.173. In urma reducerii aceasta
medic va fl de 81, ,639. Costul unei
tone de otel prelucrat in anul tire
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
6UvERNUL GERMAN
VA DEMISI0NA


BERLIN, 4 Maiu.-Toate ziare-
le scriu ca guvernul, Gu toata pro-
babilitatea, va demisiona. Aceasta
fost opinia publica All dimineata
cand s'a intrunit guvernul ca sd
discute chestia despagubirilor.
S'a raportat din sursa semi-ofi-
ciala Cd guvernul german . facut
e noua oferta aliatilor, ca resulta-
tul raspunsului secretarului de stat
Hughes. Am1liunte nu au sosit.
Raspunsul secretarului de stat
Hughes privit aici ca 0 lovitura
de moarte peniru guvernul condus
de cantelarul Tehrenbach 81 minis
trul de externe Simons.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
MAMA DENuNJA
Pc FIUL 81

( 4 b 80 f
Russell Howard, de 20 ami, func-
tionar de posta IL Shelbyville, Ind,
4 furat IN pachet recomandat, con-
'tinand 45G,0oo n bancnote.
Mustrindu-l constiinta . spus
mamei sale faptul, 81 mama l-s de-
nuntat autorit&tilor.
Afara de $130, depozitsti IA .
banca locala toti banii s'au aflat
n buxunarul unei haine pc care .
|avea acas&.
Autorita tile l-au TRIMS a India.
! napoais \ 10 prsdat Tribunalulni
ssetstelor UnitS.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
DIN PATRIE

I'm grup de 80 CONSERVATORY
democrati in frunte GU df Min.
Dragomirescp, professor la Uni
versitatea din Bucuresti STA dat
demisia din gruparea d-lui Tache
Ionescu.
Zilele aceste sc va intruni la
Bucuresti, sub prezidentia d-lui
'Iuliu Maniu, comitetul celor 100
al partidului national.
Patru sectiuni ale Senatului au
|sdmis proectul reformei agrare
pentrn Irsnsilvania 81 Banat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-05-04
BoNUR!LE SoLDATILoR
v0TATE IN ILLINOIS

SPRINGFIELD, 1ll.-Guverno-
rul Small a semnat All legca refe-
ritoare la bonurile soldatilor. Fie-
care soldat va primi un bon de Ii
dolari pc luna pentru timpul cat
servit. Pentru acest scop Sc vol
emite bonuri de 55, 600, 900 dolari
Aceasta lege insa, ca sa fie vala-
,bila, trebuie sd fie votata 81 de ce.
tateni, ale caror voturi Sc vor cere
in NOvembre 1922.