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The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
BOTH SENATORS
ARE IN ACCORD
Nicholson and Phipps Working
Together tremendously to
Advance the Interests of the
State in Legislative Matters.

Taxation and tariff reform will
be the first questions taken up
by congress at the extra session,
states E. II. McClenahan of Gree
ley, who recently returned from a
months s visit in Washington, in an
interview with him published III
the Denver News. Mr.. McClena-
han, who managed the campaign
of United States Senator Samuel
D. Nicholson. was in close touch
with Senator Nicholson aud Senator
Lawrence G. Phipps during his
stay.
"Both the Colorado senators are
ready to battle for the interests of
Colorado when taxation aud the
tariff are discussed" MIR. McClen
ahan said, land both are well
equipped for the work, as each
has been making al exhaustive
study OF the states needs in matters
of this kind.
IAN added advantage to the
state lies in the fact that the two
senators are completely iii accord
as to Fundamental necessities in
legislation. Senator Phipps, in his
two years service, has become one
OF the real leaders. Senator Mich
olson already is regarded as among
the most substantial of the new
members. That means that the
needs of Colorado, as presented by
them, will be realized and met by
the Republican majority.
"The matter of committee APP
poffftments shows how -Gblaxada,s
senators are regarded in Washing
ton. The number of senatorial
committees has been reduced from
Is to 3o and the membership il
each decreased. Senator Phipps
has received some very importan
assignments, in addition to those
he already held, one of the mos
notable being a membership in tn,
committee on agriculture, whicl
deals with the reclamation servic
and therefore is Of decided impol
tance to the state.
"Senator Nicholson was particu
larly honored in being selected fc
the committee on naval affairs, on
of the most important of all. an
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Does influenza Cause rubercuIosisa

DR.. Charles Il. Marcy Of Pittsburgh
stated before the Medical Society of
Pennsylvania that he had studied 533
cases of tuberculosis. the onset of
whose symptoms was referred to an
attack of influenza. The number of
patients known to have had tubercu-
losis prior to the onset of Influenza
was comparatively small. In the ma
jority of these cases the influenza had
reactivated old quiescent LESSONS. In
343 per cent of the series studied the
onset of tuberculosis dated from the
influenza. A large number Of cases
in the series showed other conditions
which were non-tubercuar. though
they simulated tuberculosis.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Ambergris.

For many hundreds of years AMBER
girls has been employed in sacerdotai
rites of the church, and with fragrant
gums it was formerly burned IN the
apartments of royalty. To some ex-
tent 1t was used as medicine and
as a fiavoring for certain dishes. Now
adays ambergris is utilized almost ex-
clusively in the manufacture OF per-
fumes and the preparation of tne
scents being first converted into a
tincture by dissolution in alcohol
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13

on the civil service commlttee.
Senator Phipps. in Difference to
Senator Nicholson s greater practl-
cal knowledge of mining, withdrew
from the committee on mines and
mining in his coIleague's favor.
SO that the state might have the
advantage of Senator Nicholson s
experience
I'm addition to his committee
appointments, Senator Nicholson
is being congratulated on his good
fortune in the matter of his seat in
the senate chamber Republicans
SIT on the right and Democrats on
the left side of the room when
there is a close party division. AT
the next session, however, an excess
of Republicans will have to sit in
what is known as Cherokee strip,
sort of no mans land on the
Democratic side. When Senator
Fail was selected for the cabinet a
vacancy was left on the Repu blican
side. Fifteen new senators drew
lots for the seat and Senator
Nicholson won-a good augury"
Mr.. Clenahar says that John
Purcell of Denver, formerly of
Silverton and Black Hawk, is
slated for the post of assistant
sereeant-at arms of the senate
There is little discussion of
foreign affairs among the leading
members of the senate, he SAID, as
the Republican chiefs are awaiting
definite announcement by the
president on this question.
"To me the most impressive
occasion in the inaugural ceremony
came in the senate chamber" said
Mr.. Clenahan. New senators
stood in line before Vice President
Cooldged wa iting to take the oath.
The sergeant.at-arms announced,
with full ceremony, foreign ambas-
sadors, who, 10 respondent uniform,
fled into their seats; then, in the
|f2kmal phrssing, the army OF the
IUnifad Sl4teg, Gssssls t1sti~i
chief of staff and his aids, the
navy, the supreme court and othel
dignitaries. When all were seatee
the president-elect of the Unitet
States was announced, aadin came
MIR. Harding between Senate
Knox and Representative Cannon
With his natural simplicity, th'
most important one of all-mor
important than the sovereigns o
those gold-lacel diplomats-sa
. down and crossed his legs AM
leaned back to see the show, un
conscious of himself and not over
mindful of his own dignity.
TO me it was the keynote c
the whole inaugural return t
| rule by the common people"
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
The Savior in .Profane History.

Among the historical references 10
Jesus christ winch are updisputed IS
that made by Tacitus. the Roman ms
torian. who on speaking OF the Chris-
tians said. "rhe originator OF that
name had been executed in the reign
of Tiberius by order of the adminis-
traitor, Pontius Plate" This may pc
found In the Annals of Terevat. Ref
erence to Christ IS also made III lie
Antiquities of Josephus.' Jewish ms
torian, who was contemporary WIN
Christ. but this passage is declared oy
some to be forgery.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
AMERICAN LEGION
IS IN FAVOR OF
COMPENSATION
Resolutions Passed by Ralph
wilkins Post, No. 98, and Cop
les of Same Sent to Each
Member of Congress-; They
Hope for Immediate Action.

At a recent meeting of Ralph
Wilkins post of the American
Legion resolutions were adopted
endorsing the Fordney bill, which
was introduced at the late session
of congress.
The Legion justly contends that
the time spent by its members in
the service of their country was at
loss, while those who did not SO
serve were more fully compensated
than the service men. 1t was
because of patriotism that the
young man left his home and
business in defense of his country,
and it is the duty of the United
States government to compensate
them for at least a portion of the
losses sustained,
The following are the resolutions
as passed at the recent meeting:
WHEREAS. The men who enlisted
or were drafted into the military and
naval services Of tue United States, dur
ing the late war, willing gave their time
and services in defense OF the honor OF
their country, and for preservation of
the freedom and democracy OF all liber-
| ty loving peoples and
| WHEREAS, these men. because OF
patriotic motives, left their business aud
occupations and the recommendations ard
profits consequent thereto, and served
in the military and naval services of
their country, received only such comp
ensatlon as is regularly paid for such
services; and
WHEREAS, out Of such compensation
they had to pay their government insur-
ence, allotments to their dependents,
and all other necessary expenses net
paid by the government; and
WHEREAS, these men, in addition to
the aforesaid expenditures, out OF pa
triotic motives subscribed as much pro-
portionately as other citizens of this
country to the various Liberty Loane,
and paid for such subscriptions out Of
the money paid them for their services
in the army and navy; and
| WHEREAS, the time served in tbs
naval and military service was wholly
lost to these men in their regular civil
ian empIoyments and occupations. ano
DO attempts have been made to COM
pensste them for such Losses or aid then
in advancing themselves in such wayi
as would assist them in competing favor
ably with such persons as did not serve
IN the military or naval service OF tht
nation; and
WHEREAS, large numbers of Other
persons in the employ of the governmen
received larger salaries and higher wage
during the war than were paid in civilian
occupations; and
WHEREAS, large numbers OF th'
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
How Kisses Came.

OF course it doesn't really matter
who invented kissing-but the legend
of the Grecian shepherdess who found
an opal on one of the hills near
Athens and, wishing to give it to a
young shepherd whose hands were oc-
cupied, let him take it from her lips
with his own, is one of many stories
which give Greece the honor of the
very first kiss.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
IL Will Grow.

Democracy can never be extended
Dy force, as you would fling net over
a flock of birds; but give it chance
and it will grow. as tree grows, by
sending down its roots into the heart
of humanity and lifting its top toward
the light and spreading its arms wider
and wider until all the prosecuted
flocks of heaven find refuge beneath
its protecting shade.-Henry Van
Dyke.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Smells Like Onion.

The kulim of the Philippines and
Malay Peninsula gives forth a strong
aroma of onions. says the American
Forestry Magazine, while the pao
d'alho of Brazil is properly known as
garlic wood.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Blows AWAY Easily.

Bacon-Hear Old Gale Dragging over
there?
Egbert-Yes; why does he always
blow away like that, do you suppose?
Because he's only made of dust. !
guess
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
The Goose and the Corn.

How many grains of corn can hun
CRY goose eat in two hours? Ex-
perts guessed anywhere from 1000 to
1000 Then hungry goose was pro
duced and the grains were counted.
The goose ate exactly 434 grains in
two hours.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
ADDING to the Dictionary.

New words appear now and then.
The old-time real estate agent is now
a s'realtor," and the one-tlme under
taker is "mortician." The other day
a hobo came into get dime and said
he was a leisurist. And so it goes.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
smel, but Don't Taste.

Myrall or violetwood of Australia.
the product Of two species of Acacia.
has the delightful scent of violets
which becomes very pronounced when
being worked, says the American For
estry Magazine. If one wishes to re-
tain high opinion Of this wood 1t is
well not to taste it.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Character TAGS.

A professor says that a mans char
acter is shown in little things, such
as by the way he carries his umbrel-
la. Also, we may add, by the way
he carries off your umbrella.-Boston
Transcript.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
TubercuIosis and Stomach.

tuberculosis rarely attacks the
stomach, and the reason for this is ex-
planned by DIR. Wilhelm Baetzner of
Berlin In describing one case in Ber-
liner Klinische Wofchenschrift. He
says the gastric juice, aided by the ac-
tive movements Of the stomach, kill
!. the germs of tuberculosis before they
get chance to take hold. 4s-s z+,S
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
PATCHING Holes.

Sifted coal ashes, sand and wheat
-four mixed with water, make an ex-
cellent mortar for patching holes when
the plaster is broken. Use two parts
ashes and sand to one of flour.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Not Inclined to Explain.

The average man is perfectly will
ing, after he has made lucky mis-
take. to have it referred to as "a
stroke of genius
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Cruel and Unusual Punishment,

There is no cruelty so refined and
so effective as that of restricting the
personal publicity of man who loves
Philadelphia Public Ledger.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
So Fast We Aue.

Another thing that startles man
as he gets on in life is how young boys
and girls can be and still call one an
other Mr.. and Miss.-Ohio State Jour
nal.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Under Duress.

Keep at him for shampoo. Bill"
"Says he doesn't want it,"
''They never want it but they usu-
ally take it,
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
Barber's Preroaative.

There's only one individual who can
slap his fellow men in the face and
get away with it, and that's the bar
ber
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
To 9. virtuous and Popular.

Always tell the truth, but don't be
always telling it.-Boston Transcript.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
The Woman,s Way.

If the shoe fits, get size smaller
Cartoons Magazine
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13
British will Owe
SIS, 600, 900 Friday

Great Britain's payment of the
$25, 900, 900, principal and interest,
due the United States government
under the funding scheme for the
liquidation of the debt of Sl22,-
100000 incurred during the war
by the purchase of lOO,OOO,OO0
standard silver dollars for the relief
of the silver famine in India, falls
due Friday. An additional payment
of SAT 100000 also falls due May
Is, under the agreement making
provision for payment from April
Is, 1919.
The Denver Post has not raised.
and you can still get it for IS
cents per month delivered. Sub
scriptions taken at the Siftings-
News Office. Phone Idaho ISL.
Clean Up-Fix Up--Paint Up.
The Siftings- News, twice a week. IS
the best equipped print shop in the
county. Try US for Job Printing.
The Idaho Springs siftings-news., 1921-04-13

Clean Up-Fix Up--Paint Up.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
I'm rdSpunS tpic

RESEDINTElE Cali felate Erie d. F. d. Underwood, dis
cutand acunea compane de repara matealu rulant in
ateleree desclse de munca ara ore SUPPL
mentare in ziua Dumnecei zis inre altee:
''Doaru de Dumnica casgat de caea ferata Erie nu-
mai ect dolau din celelate zile ale saptananei
Nimeni mega d. Underwood dreptae. Do
aru de Drminca doaru de un Nineri aceeas
vaoare DIR depus intro ri prevazuta de repaos
att de elge 81 de egile acese tar de dep mai
muta valoare de toate Ziele.
'Dupa sase ze de pc slptamana omul nevoe
eaos de recreae fzca 81 sufleteasca 81 atunci cand
condule economce 81 ocupatiunea lu il sileste sd lip
e rsplatt 81 pehtru pc pune 81 pentu pri
vatune lui.
4Aproapc in toate ocupaunle 81 intreprnderile munca
sau scrviciu in ziua Duminecii sa plaeste mai bne.
Daca in anume ndusri 81 ntreprinder legea nu opres
acvtaea lo dac de lege ca ncetarea
vita III uncle ndusr fl in lrejudtul acelei industril
81 al pubicuui in general legea ndrepatese patron
s socoeasc ziua Duminec ordnara de lucru sd pa
eacd nlnca savs in zua Dumnice aceasi valoare
de ziele. ST legea poate sill nmen afara
de n angaat penru apararea ordne publlce Sc
savarseasca munca in zua Dumnicei.
Plata supmentara pentru munca deusa IN zlua lluml-
ice find echabla 81 in in nna une lneegerl reel
proce capital 81 munc ace carl profile de situa-
tia neavorabi afla astaZi sa rupa a
ceastd neegere dovedesc foare putna socitudne
pta munc5 81 acunea aeeasta provocaoare nui paro
tea este in folosul tarL
Almitem ca dolaul de Dumnica nui mai dolarul
dc toate zee punga unui capitalist veniture sunt
gale ar capalstu bun cresn patriot sar putea psl
de casgu pc aduce in zua Dunincei-s pro-
bena fara multa osofe 81 fra n paguba pentlu capl
tai, az Fl resolvata
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
ID. TAZLAUANIJ LA
PARCHET
o afacere de 2 milioane., :

A esit la iveala noua afacere
de pc vremea ministeriatului d-lui
Octavim Taslauanu. De data a.
ceasta parchetul de llfov a fostl
sezizat direct .printr'o reclama-
tune impotriva fostului ministru
la ind,tstrie 81 comert.
Este vorba che o mare cantitatc1
de hartie lnata din Ordinul d-lui
Taslauanu de la depozitm Geago.
ga 81 vinduta pc plata in profitul
ziarului 'Renasterea Romana"
proprietate personala a d-sale.
Dim denuntul primit la parchet
rezulta ca s Eau ridicat ~ vagoane
de rhartie, care a fost depozitata
in strada Polona 20 la locuinta
|d-lui Balaceanu fostul director al
'Renasterei Romano 81 ON de
incredere al d-lui Taslauanu.
lntreaga cantitate de hartie a
a fost vlnduta GU pref de specula
ziarelor 'Adevaru4" 81 Argus !,
lar suMa fost incasata de dl Tas-
lauanu. TOata afacerea sc ridica
La doua milioane lei, suma care
nu eonteaza fata de poftele nema-
surate ale fostului ministru IA
industrie.
Tn ziar bucurestean relatand
aceasta afacere, afirma ca ches-
tiunea fost mutt discutata prin
cldisele preset. Au fost certuri 81
mare zarva in personalul admi-
nlstrativ 81 rMactional al ziarulni
'Renasterea Romano intru cat
nu Sc infruptasera toti din acest
frumos beneficiu.
Prebabil ca d1 Taslauanu isl re-
zervase partea leului, in dauna
celorlalti colaboratori 81 partici-
panti de drept in afacere.
Sc vorbeste chiar ca fostul di-
rector al ziaralui GU pricina ar fl
avand All intinse prcprietati, earl
ii dispenseaza de nevoia de a mai
face gszetarie.
De altfel chestiunea intrata
pc mana parchetului = nu he in
doim - ca Sc va clarified eurind.
Sc va putea sti carl sunt adevara-
| iii ynovati 81 suntem siguri ea
.nimeni nu va putea impiedeca
justitia sa dea sanetiunile, pc
carl Opinia publica lie asteapta de
atata vre1ne.
'Patria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
Dc &C wla colnu|istHi
sa &3anee pc
Tegenta Alexandra
Sensationaleie dss4xinuiri ale CO
nzisarnfui bolPevio Daolow.

Viena. - Ziarul bolsevic rs
vestia'' ce apare la Mosc0va, ocu.
pandu-se de atentatul savirsit
contra principelui regent al Ser.
biei, pablica o serie de destainuiri
senzatioHale in legatHra GU in
tentiunile paaslavigiior, care sc
vede, ca nu au .renuntat inca la
creerea unui mare imperiu slav
in care sa intre Bulgaria, Jugo.
Slavia, Ceho-Slovacia, Polonia 81
Russia.
Asa ziarul bolsevic sastine Cd
anumiti panslavigti au propus
principelui Alexandra tronul Ru,
siei, pc care regentul Serbiei sa-i
primeasca, daca elarificarea 81.
tuatiunei din fostul imperiu ia.
riM.
Prin alegerea principeiui Ale.
xandru ca innparat n Rlsici, "
urmareste crearca unei confede.
ratiuni slave, IN csre "a ii forta.
ta sa intre 81 Bulssria, pentru .
seapa de ohaiga9innile ce si-a
asuinat prin tratattil de pace. IN.
cheiat Ia Neaiify
Intr ',ln asemenea car, confede.
ratiunea slava, VI deyeni facto.
rul hotaritor in peninsula balca.
MICA, 81 va rcvendica ca sighranti
stapanirea Bosfordlui, Dardane.
felor 81 a orasuiui g Ecnstantinopcl
lar Russia va sbtinp aoees Il ma
rea Adriatic8 si nsditsnns.
Autcrul ac1tor le5t4in1iri a
Baciow, seful ser bi1di de pro.
paganda comunistf peptln perrin
sula bdlcanict, ar, poi "a Ser.
|bia sre.tct interes 1k sdeseEe L
eonfederstiunea il entru ~
asigura hegem0nI fs pr
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
DIN FUCA CONDEIULUI

IN SOUTH BEND Ind dol brutar unduse la intreeere la
reuccrea pretuu panel acum, panea pc v1ndpt
,ana mai dcunaz Is cent Wind s. pc cent
0 Wind Gu 2. - Ce gind au brutarii nostri.
EXI H. SAWIN din Fchburg, Mass, in procesu de dvor
sotiei sale admis lovit-o pc spate pana
prous egi 81 negre, zcand ca La aceasa
mai dupa nevastasa a incercat sal sugrume.
DR EaNSTEIN A PATITO Hudson Maxim, invenator 81
scor eclara ca ell 81 Ensten fost Gel dintaiu
dat la lumna ze teora fundamentals reatvitai Acese
escoperr zce Maxim fos publcae de el in Scientific
American in 1882 cand Ensten de AMI. - Pc unde
scott camasuta, Einstein?
PRMA casatore cva in Statee Unite s'a facut in 1924
la Plymouth
IUNOSCUTA artsta Geraldine FaTTaT q gent pc bar
hatsu 81 inentat process de dvort zee trecute ia TRIMS
hanele la hotel Asia inseamna ca nai1te De lie trl
mite la scotocit in buzunare.
IN ZIC ca femea ostenese repede barbatn Vorbk
N sa fie. Apucati-va numa la dscutie
tele apa ferbine Aceasta ns6 nunai reeanosstere
strategica inaintea atacuui
Arsia r6 e gennnc6 si bunk pas4e Din hrats spas @
ik d hcepat "a arats q si useh Il O1F6Ad
Z ri 48 ~ 6ii - nistsr despTe ~
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20

sineiilor alipite, 81 realizarea pla-
nurilor imperialiste, prin incor.
porarea Alhaniei.
7 Ultimul voiaj al principelui
Alexandra la Paris adauga
Baclow - e in legatura cu lYlanul
conceput. Ell va cauta sd convin-
ga cercurile politice franceze, ca
infaptuirea confederatiunei slave
va avea ca prim eject scoaterea
Iviitoarei Rush monarhiste, de
sub Influenza politica a Germaniei.
! Monarhistii germani care Gu
nose manevra pusa Ia Gale de
panslavistii antantofili, cauta sa
lzadarniceasca realizarea confede-
ratiunci slave, lucrand Gu auto
rul refugiatilor rusi din Germa-
MIA, pentru aducerea pc tronul
Ruslei a marelui duce Dimitrie
Pavlovici Romanoff, care este
agreat 81 de generalul Semenow
ce upta in Siberia contra boise
|vicilor.
RaclOw promitc ca va reveni Gu
amanlnte mai ample asupra ace.
lstei chestnut, producand dovezi
! hotarItoare in ceea ce priveste
scopurile urmarite de monarhisti
rusi aflati in Siberia 81 Bulgaria
81 nnde sunt> inconjurati de multa
considerable.
i (DaciaD.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-08-20
INFORNATNJN|

~
Washington. = mtre presedln-
tele Harding 81 senatorul Frank
B. Wills din Ohio S a facut o rn-
pere pc tema numirii lui Edward
J. Russell. din Sidney, ca dlrec-a
torul prohibited in statul Ohio,
CO s'a' intamplat contra vointei'
senatorului Willis. Daca MI Sc va
face un compromis, ceilalti repn-
Micani spun ca democratii vor
profita de aceasta 81 vor Invinge
la alegerea viitoare.} Asemenea
astfel an sanse democratic 81 la
.cele % mandate in camera con
gresului.
Washington. S'a admlS
transportarea bcuturilor alcoolicc
|.prin teritoriul Statelor Unite,
daca aceste beuturi sunt trimise
de firme straine din tari straine
Isl pentru tari straine. Anume
lpana acum nu era permis transl-
| tul acestor bentdri ce era foarte
daunator pentru companiile pro
Iprietare de mi jloace de transport.
Prin noul decret Canada va fl in
stare sa trimita prin Statefe Uni
te mari cantitati deS beutura in
Mexico. Distileriile din Franta
au inceput deja trimiterea marl
cantitati de beutura.
Londra. O telegrama sosit.l
la Exchange Telegraph Co. dir
Atena spune ca foStul premie,
Rhallis al Greciei mort. Tele.
grama insa ma fost pana acun
confirmata.
Rardstown. KY. - Charles A
Vance, un fermier foarte bogat
i'm etate de 43 ami, a fost impusca'
81 omorit in mod instantaneu er
nOapte pc cand dormea. Cinevf
a tras in cl un .lont prin fereas
ira. Glontul la strabatut inima $
Ia omorit imediat. Sofia lui S ::
trezit din somn, a sarit la fereas
ira, dar n'a vazut pc mime. Ea M
banuieste pc mime caci mime n L
lputut avea motiv sa omoara p'
1barbatul sau deoarece ell n a avur
inimici 81 GU toti vecinii fos
lprietim.
aazrCssSsss197: -ssv-x .a..:. ~ 4 -ss.s.
! Brennan, Tex. - Dol cetaten
cunoscuti din Brennan au fos1
furati 81 maltratati. A. w. Hodde
de so ami. un avocat cunoscut, 5
fost luat din biuroul lui de patrr
oameni nemascati earl | au legat
'au pus intr r'un automobil, l'ar
! dus in o casa afara din eras s
ll'au batut bine, apoi | l'au liberat
FL a declarat politiei ca inaintt
GU o luna PRINT scrisoar,
lanonima ca Sd paraseasca orasu
in timp de 0 lana, dar ell n a lua
in seama amenintarile. Ell insu
lrat si are 81 ,ln copil. Tn alt ceta
team, Joe B. Guybon, de GO ami, /;
ffost furat intre imprejurari SINH
flare de trei oameni nemascati
dus afara din oras 81 batut. Con
| ditia lni f0arte serioasa 81 poat,
muri din cauza bataii. Politi;
eauta pc aeesti bandit earl ters
rizeaza orasul. I'm saptamanile dia
urma s'au mai intimplat cazur
similare MI namai in oras ci 81 il
orasele vecine. Oamenii nici nu s
mascheaza ci demascati fac fap
teie aceste. Victimele an fost pan;
acam tot barbati 81 apartinator
clasei bogate.
1 Ashtabula. - COnsiliul orasa
nesc tinut aici o adunare foart
interesanta. Galeriile salii eraa
iticshe de public. In discutie er;
lcazul consilierului Candida care
i dup6 acuza, cauzat II,
Iscandal de strada impreuna G,
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