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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24

in cea mai absolute liniste. Obs
nuiesc a vol+bi foartc sc,lrt. Nu o.
sa va ieau multa vreme ,nici
acum; prin urmare binevoiti a
asculta pima la sfirsit expunerea
mea.
d. A. G. Cuza: Cine erau de-
putati atuncig Frau boierii.
D. Berlescu: Cum am fost 81 Ell
ascultat de opositie...
y. N. 1orga: Tn Camera ell fac
0 discutiune.
ID. Duiliu Zamfirescu, prese-
dmtele Adumarii: Domnule Iorga,
sint de parerea d-voastra, 81 rog
majoritatea ca 81 minoritatea pc
! care 0 guvernati d-voastra (ila-
ritate) ca sa dea atentie cind Sc
discuta chestiune asa de impor-
| tanta.
ID. N. Iorga: Voiam sd zic att,
ca sint in aceasta Camera. depu-
tati carora llne orr lie raspund,
| 81 une orr nu lie raspund, uni
carora lie raspund totdeauna 81
altii carora nu Is raspund nici-
odata. Dintre acestia din urml
face parte dl Cuza applause, ila-
ritatc pc Ibancile majoritatiD.
ID. A. G. Cuza: Pentru ca MI
| stiti ce sa-mi raspundeti.
ID. N. Iorga: Domnule ministru
mi DAFT vote sd ma apropii mai
multi de d-voastra, ca sa scapam
amindoi de o harpie care he mo-
lesteaza pc rind.
ID. Duiliu Zamfirescu: Ce este
0 harpie?
ID. N. Iorga: Domnule prese-
dinte. este nn 'fel de pasare care
Sc lasa asllpra meselor pline 81
care nici odata nu manlnca din
ele. dar lie spuca totdeaun1
(aplause furtunoase pc -bancIlc
minoritatii. mare ilaritate.)
| d. A. G. Cuza: Dumneata ma.
nfnci din masa lui Marmoroch
Blank.
| D. N. Ierga: Ma apropiiu de
d-voastra, domnule ministru, Cd
sd flu mai bine inteles.
| d. Duiliu Zamfiresc: Va apro
piati la propriu. sau la fig,lrat
| Ilaritate).
d. N. Iorga: Cum credeti, cac
sinteti academician 81 d-voastra
Domnul de colo nu.
! Prin urmare. domnule ministru
sc pare. ca att cetit, repede, cum
g 81 natural 81 stiti ca, atunc
end cineva cunoaSte un lncrl
bine, il celeste repede. De aici s.
intimpla, fiecaruia in specialita
tea nOastra. sd cetim rau. Cin'
M cunoaste specialitatea, acel;
celeste mai ell lmare aminte, il
chestnut. care Use par noui. Dal
d-voastra in drept. ell in special
tatea mea Sc intimpla sd luan
chestiunile la rapezeala yi atunc
uncle elemente ne scapa. 81 iati
ce cred ca va scapat d-voastra
Nh este i'm .intentiunea l,oastra
carl cunoastem articolul din Con
|; stitatie, de calca acest articol
Sc face singura exceptie, p'
care ell as sacrifica-o,. aceia care
priveste comisiumile ce lucreazi
in timpul vacantii. Argumentu
care s'a adus 81 care IN a lnfluen
, tat este urmatorlB. O comisinn'
de ancheta. lucreaza, in Basara
bia, - eu nu cred tot ceia ce S.
spune despre regimI nostm d.
acolo, fiind-ea sOeot ca nici no
inu sintem~ asa de raitca 81 lie ia
Gem toate, 81 nici. eli nu sint as'
| de cruzi incit sd .nu ne ierte pt
jumatate.
! Cind s'a facut ancheta aceasts
in Basarabia, sd zicem ca cinev'
ar fl gasit ell Gale, fin puteres
ideii de ordine pc care 0 interpre
teaza fie-care dupa cum ! site
llupa cum site, dupa cum Sc poar
| I'd, si dM,a scopurile pc care 4
are in vedere, si ar fl arestat co
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24

Planurile germane au fost
pFinse.
Londra. Colonelul Fagalde,
intro cuvintare tinutA in acest
orss a spus despre norocul pc
care IA avut francezii prinzind
pc uD-ofiter german, care avea
IL el planurile germanilor din
campania pentru capturarea Pa
risului.
In decursul marei retrageri CO.
aonelul Sc afla Jonchery end I'M
soldat Ia adus niyte hirtii afiate
Ia un Otter german mort. In ace
ste documente s'a aflat ca ofite-
rul venia de la cartierul lui Won
Kluck si aducea instructii arma-
tei gcrmane eu Sc procedeze spre
Paris. Aeeste mspe si documente
"a fost trimise la caqtlerul gene
ri franeez unde . ,au l1at in1Su-
sile Aseesars de alruStra planul
germanlor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24

crestin, cum Sc zice ci un camatar
avar, 81 a murit lasind 0 avere
echfvalenta cu $4,000, 600.
Balurlle de bunlbac acum sunt
tratate GU o compozitie chimicS
care le face refractare de flacara
81 scinteie. !.
.
Cursul leului roninesc In tara
aceasta oschileaga Gu - centi IA
ssta de lei, n sus ssu n JOS,
dup6 msrsN vspesrslor earl
pleaca spre Constants.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24
Russia trebuie sd ramina intacta

Washington. Presedintele
Wilson TRIMS o nota d-lui Paul
Hymans presedintele congresulul
Ligei Natiunilor, prin care spune
Cd, Inainte de da instructii re-
presentantuMi lui TRIMS spre a
incerca ca sd negocieze pace in
tire Armenia 81 nationalistii turci,
este necesar ca marile puteri sa ia
asupra lor angajamentul public
81 solemn ca integritatea Rusiei
va fl observNa.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24

Seneca M fost m fild&df sesni-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-01-24

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The Washington herald., 1921-06-19

HesssF Va oentsDs snes shsuso ta&s tss5
with me.
shall publish the whole thing present.
u No assured ma win - valuable
memorial Of Henry and help 70 sesw ths
Worid mat he was rsmarhaoss man ana q
n grsstsr thinker thsn pspoas SUPPOSE
And - left the West Indies tptcking mp
the steamship Don on Its return voyage
from Jsmaios,. and departed grateful for
much kindnsss and consideration, the richer
LOT good friend o. two-snsn who are SIN
my frisnds-end d'sappointsd ana cnasr1nsd
V the very roots OF my being In TINS blank
AAnure 70 aovancs ~ nns's nu'tui specu-
Ason me proossms nAd gone 20 many
n's ana worked % e1oeeoinsiy nara 70
fssoive
Ny utter fixture had one good result, for
II awoks the interest u Michael Duveen and
he did not conceal his astonishment n .
nasco % oompiets.
.A,dozen theories, Of course. had az.
planned, but each In turn came I'D against
0lahk nesanon- l could hno no sort OF
sxpishauon that lifted al the facts-worse,
eou'd ma no explanation that ntted any
VI 'hen 30 iar a. could discover as
esu" Oh sieep'ess search THESE three men
"Ao not oee"een tnem q real enemy In tns
"or'o' nor Wa IL possible 70 meet ANYBODY
A'"s' OF near Oh ANYBODY hSihs' VINO can
e'h An''nins " the oeath OF any OF 'hem.
'ou NY OF course' tnat Amos Summing
e"S' ou' IN re.ntS ne ooes not' ior ne ana
hehrs had practically everything In com
mon ana were very deeply attached to each
''her'
II one thing II certain, where all is 90
uncertain. I should say It was the absolute
innocence Of Amos Staining. The weirdest
thing 10. that against the evidence Of my
own sense and the fact Of murder duly
proved-murder, Of course, by . person or
persons unknown-I still fnd my mind
coming back and back to the conviction that
simply cannot b. There was nobody on
earth to murder slannins: but there was
quite suncient reason in his own mind for
him to commit suicide. But he didn't
Duveen pattsd me on the shoulder.
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The Washington herald., 1921-06-19


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But human feeling naturally sets Against
such q strenuous course Of action a. prtn-
ciples Of humanity gain ground. A hundred
years ago the man-trsp and spring gun were
now by law swept into oblivion So with
this old preslave prescription; and We may
take It for granted that John Ddgyis would
not have fired upon a thief under greater
provocstion than he was ever likely 10 re-
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That on certain oocasion. her husband
came IN san 10 breakfast He denies his
trouble at hrst: but upon his wife insisting
tnat ne Is not himself. be curses the cane
thieves and says that he has Got to worry
about them because Mr. Henry slanninE IL
worrying. MI. Henry has told pdsEie that
ne Is raining snort OF his duty and forgetting
now 10 treat the thieves. Then-nark this
-D'ssie says that henceforh there shall
be no DOUBT about ooeying and that he viii
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
COUNCIL SESSION DEVELOPS FUTURE LIGHTERAGE AND
 COAL PLANT PROPOSAL

Recommendations by the Citizens Committea on I.ighterage that the city government make preparations for d future municipal lishterage and coa
 plant by securing the necessary doci;- age and storage space along the Snake River basin. fatmcd an otherwise tame session of the Common Cauncil Monday evening. Thc iighterage coiu- mittee. in effect recommended in a r>- port r5ad by the City Clerl, that the city should secure 1ll ground alou- the rives front between the ,erd of the revatment at tic foot of "D7 street and tie present city dock site near the con auence of Snake River and Dry Cree, for future municipal llghterage aud coal plant, and also ground along River Street to the vicinity of the Federal Labor Union hall for use in connection herewith. The report fur.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28

ther recommended that an agreement be entered into between the Citizens lighterage organization in order that the latter might be able to carry out the objects for which it was organi.- ed-nlmely to enter the lightei1tse and coal business and ultimately turn the said business over to the munici- nality. The concluding paragraph out lined the committees future contem- plations as follows:
 Therefore this committee respect body will take steps as soon as prac- ticable to locate and secure the sites suggested and make necessary plans and arrangements in order that this corporation may have the opportunity to enter into active operation" The city dads were in their acclIs- toned places when the council was called to order by Mayor Rice around the usual hour. The opening formali- ties dispensed with the first item of business taken up was q communities tion from Vim Koch for the posi- tion of official street cleaner during the sumhner months. This was referr- ed to Councilman chas. Cavey. head of the street committee. The appii- cation of John Hancock for school tax UlS l-., Council voted unanimously that he he appointed to that office
 The report of the Citizens Light craze Committee followed and was re- ferred to the council harbor and trans portation committee. The matter of clearing up the win.a ar's accumulation and referred to the health and relief committee for action
 The council then entered into a dis cussion regarding q public celebration on Decoration Day. It developed. how ever. that the American Legion is making celebra ton arrangements and !. Was ueclueu to take no action.
 Councilman Maynard pointed out that the sidewalks around Barracks Square are much in need of repair. The councilman said he had been in- formed by Capt. Ross of the Coast Guard that the latter would make the needed repairs if the city would pro- vide the necessary lumber and other ma terial. The council referred the offer to the street committee with au- thority to take action along the lire suggested
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
CAPTURED BY
 ANTI HOUSEWIVES

Washington, May S-Vladfvostoil, after months of quiet during which the Japanese have maintained q state of practical occupation. has been cap ts,e State Department w:Ls advised to- Gay through official channels.
 The kappel forces are lna3- up Of the remnants of the anti -BolsheviI! army formerly under the command of General kolchak, which have been cong1esating under k;.ppels leader ship between Viadivostok and the Manc huran border
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
BUDGET BILL PASSES CONGRESS
POLE INVASION THREATENS NEW EUROPEAN WAR
VIC TO LEAVE JUNE 2

: report rccently in circulation 10 would not leave Seattle for Nome until lure 10th, appears to have no basis in fact, as a telegram from o. D. Cochran received yests rday states that he intends to leave on the Victoria for Nome on June 7th. The message also conveys the news that the accom- odations of rhe vessel are entirely sold cut.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
SUMMER WILD FOUL APPEARING

In addition to the cheery voiced robins, gulls, ducks, geese. snipe and other migratcr, birds are appearing in increasing numbers with the advance of the spring season. Being the first arrivals, the robins are already nest. ing and several bird homes are to be seen in various parts of the city. Flights of geese and ducks are visible almost daily as they pass along the coast to their summer haunts farther north
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
NEW RESTAURANT SITE
 UNDERGOING ALTERATIONS

The building at the corner of Front Street and Lanes Way which will be occupied by the new restaurant es- has been raised and repaired by the owners. the Alaska Mines Corpora- ton. and is nov undergoing various interior alterations preparatory to the installation of the iestaurant fixtures. It is expected that the new dining es- June A.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
FUR TRADERS SAIL FOR SIBERIA

Vancouver. B. C.-Henry Hubbard md Olaf Swpnson, Seattle fur traders .,Lnd O:Yners of the recently burned trading steamer kslchatklt, sailed today for the Orient on the steamship to look after their trading interests in Northeastern Sibsria. They will visit to their trading posts on the Gulf of Anadyr.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
ATTEMPT MADE TO WRECK
 COAST STEAMERS

San Francisco. May 2s-An attempt to wreck the steamship Admiral Sebree of the Pacific Steamship Company line was discovered today shortly be- fore the vessel was to depart on il voyage to Seattle. Examination dis closed that iron bolts had been thrown into the machinery and that electric wires used in controlling and operating the vessel had been cut.
 Blame for the palpable effort to wreck the steamship is charged to ma rine strikers.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
HERGOoLL,S PROPERTY
 SEIZED BY GOVERNMENT

Washington, May 27-EiSht hun- dred and fifty thousands dollars in cash and property in this city which was owned by Grover Cleveland Berg doll, the d,-sf. ev!Lder, was seized to- dly by Alien Property Custodian Mil Ter acting on instructions from Pres ident Harding.
 The seizures are believed to repre- sent the bulk of lsergdolrs fortune
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
DREDGE RAISING
 PROCEEDING SLOWLY

Efforts to raise the Rowe dredse from it's resting place 0. the mud flat near the confluence of Snake River and Dry Creek are proceeding slowly owing to sundry difficulties but Mir. Rowe expects to have the big digging machine af1oat in ampla time to re. sume it's task of dredging out the river channel in connection with the ha rbor construction
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
MoToRSHiP SAILS FOR BETHEL
 WITH QUARTZ MILL

Seattle, May 2S-The motorsh:n Aslno. Captain John Worth, sailed this afternoon for Bethel Alaska. with d cargo Of supplies including two hun dred tons of machinery for the devel- opment of the Alaska -Treadwell quartz property at Candle Landing on the head waters of the kuskokwim.
 J. A. White and Ray $. Massey ar" in charge of th,a outfit.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
NoRTHeRNER HERE . N45 a,tg sgs ON BUSINESS

Tom Little, widely known resident of the Fairhaven section. where he is engaged in mining. arrived in Nome from Council during the first days of the week. Mir. Little expects to re- main here until the water route to the kotzebue Sound section is once more open and will take up quantity of mining equipment for use in his oper- ations.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
GERMANY MAKES FIRST
 ., PREPARATION PAYMENT

Berlin. May 2S-Germany has c.m- pleoed the first payment of the var rsparati<sns demanded by the Allies.
 En1oute to Paris today are twenty treasury notes. representing s.75O mill first of the agreed payments, accord ing to an officisI announcement.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
WILSON BREAKS LONG SILENCE

Washington. May 2s-Rreaking s l9ns si5ense today, former President Woodrow Wilson. in Memorial Day letter addressed to The Stars and Stripes. a soldier periodical. declared The American people shall not be able to enjoy the full pride of the days Eecollections until we have made sure that the duties that grew out of the war have been fulfilled to the utmost
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28

Washington. May 27-Following q conference. with President Harding today, D. E. Stubbs. of Aniak. Alas ka, in a better to Secretary of the h. terior Fall, recommended the building of a government telephone line along the Susitna-McGrath trail and also at Bethel on the Kusk kokwim river. Stubbs urged that the telephone line begin at the Happy River roadhouse. some miles northwest od Susitna, run ming thence to the Summit roadhonse on Rainy Pass and across the summit to the Rhonc river roadhousc. ending
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
IN MEMoRIAM

Hail Comrades! Patriotic Decd! They entered the mystic portals of the tomb beneath the : ft.sAs 1i then coua.rfy's flag ana ahnidst associations and com radeship of soldier life. They obeyed the impeIious mandate cf death while slischlrging the most responsible and sacred du- dies of citizenship. They closed their allotted span while serving jn the national armies the cause of liberty and humanity. To ethAir miHnoIy America pays rn0urnful tribute and inscribes their names in the records of the worlds greatest crisis. While cherisMns lecollectinns of our departed comrades We lay, with reverence and respect, this small token at the shrine of their memory and say again. Hail Comrades. Hail and farewell. JOHN E. OLSEN
 RALPH DAHLEERG
 HENRY WERER
 PAUL DE RONNE
 HENRY GIEGFR
 JOHN G FELL.
 ISAAC NORRERG
 MORRIS PASCOFF
 VAClLIIS MAHERA
 GEORGE H. HADLEY
 OSCAR HENDRICKSoN ANDY THOMPSON
 M. L.. K. ANDERSON
 LEHMAN BAIN
 RALPH TAPIA
 CARL JOHNSON
 Thomas Alfred Ross Jr.
 Nome Post Number 9
 American Legion.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
EMERGENCY TARIFF BILL
 SIGNED BY HARDING

Washington lM.ly 27--The t.uer- gency Tariff bill was signed bv l'rcsi- dent Harding hate today. The law will become effective tomorrow and will affect for the next six months most of the farm products of the coun- try as it carries provisions desginad to prevent the dumping of foreign goods on this country.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
OREGON BAR TAKES
 HAND IN AleERs CASE

Washington. May 2s-The Oregon Bar Association 1las asked the Su- preme Court for permission to appear before it for the purpose of opening the case of Henry Abers, the Port land, Oregon, four mill 1naxnate, who was convicted of violating the Es- i1ionaee Act.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
op .4o a1ao..c k,

Washington. May 27-A bill estab- fishing a federal budget system has passed, both houses of Congress and was sent to the president to sign to. day.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
MORE ALASKA
 sAiilNes SCHEDULED

Seattle, May 2s-The steamship ern Alaska and the steamship Alameda will get away some time tonight for Southwestern Alaska.
 These sailings demonstrate that the back of the murine strike as regards the Alask;t service, is broken.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
COURT HOUSE
 SIDEWALKS REPAIRED

The sidewalks around the court house and federal jail are among the number about town that have been re. paired since the disappearance of the snow. The work was done by W. J. Rowe under a contract let last winter for raising and straightening the fed aral buiIdippc
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
ORDERS SEIZED LIQUORS SOLD

. New York. May 2S-Of twelve million dollars worth of liquor and imitation liquor seized In recent raids, Corporation Counsel O'Brien has ruled that the good liquor be sold to hos pitals and the bad dumped into the Sea
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
REPORTED HAzELETT
 STILL POSSIBILITY

Seattle, May 27-Several private wires were received here today from the Hazelett may yet be appointed gov- ernor of Alaska. despite the bitter fight made against him since his candidacy was announced.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
NEW EUROPEAN WAR PRESAGEo
 IN POLISH CONFLICT
Delayed in tnnsn.ssion)

Berlin. May 27-The warlike senti- 1nent in Poland is growing d:iily be- cause the Upped Silesians are defend- ing their homes against the Polish in- vaders. If the sabcr rattlings of the Polish press can be taken seriously, danger of a new European war grows steadily more threatening.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
sooTLEGGERs SHOOT
 sHERlFF's DEPUTY

Seattle, May 27-In running fight this morning between bootleggers in an automobile and Deputy Sheriff R. F.. Murphy. who Was riding motor cycle, the deputy was shot in the leg.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
FAMOUS AIR MAIL ROUTE
 ,. TO BE ABOLISHED

Washington. May 27-The air mail service between this city and New York is to be discontinued. The post office Department announced today that rail service is more satisfactory.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
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? R Q C L A M AT ION

In accordance with the long ! established practice of setting a.side a day upon which We may display honor to the na- 1 tion's heroic dead by decurlt- l ing the graves Of our dc parted 1 soldiers and sailors; Now, therefore, Chas. Rice 1 Mayor nf the municipality of 1 Norne, hereby proclaim as q ie- gal holiday. Monday, May 30th l tp b. devoted by our citizens 1 to the customs and observ- l :a.ces, of Memorial Day. All oitizens are hereby requested 1 to lay aside for the day their usual duties and join together 1 lr offering fitting tribute to 1 those who died in the nations { service. Given at Nome, this 2sth 1 day of May. 1921.
 cHAs. RICE, 1
 Mayor. 1 Artest: E. GRIMM. d
 City Clerk. q
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
WOOD TO CONFER WITH
 CHINESE PRESIDENT

san Francisco. May 2s--Major General Wood win confer with the president of China on the latter's in vitation before returning from the Philippines, it was announced here this afternoon. Secretary of War Weeks has given his approval to the proposal.
The Nome nugget., 1921-05-28
Delayed in Transmdssion)

Washington, May 27-The import ance with which the administration views the defense of the Pacific Coast is emphasized by the plans which Sec rettry nf the Navy Denby is making to conduct :L personal investigation and
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. . ; . ; . 5 2 . 2 . 2 2 2 ATTENTION AMERICAN
 LEGION

Thomas Alfred Ross Jr Post l No. 9. American Legion will 1 hold Memorial services at Bar {! racks Square D. m. Monday. May 30th in memory of our de- 1 parted comrades. No member 1 should fail to attend Services i will be public. X Members of the above Post Il will meet at one D. m. :, HAROLD o. NELSON l
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AMERICANS SPEND BILLION
 FOR CANDY

Washington, May 2s-The Census Bureau announc d today that the na- ton is spending a billion dollars an
 nSaally for cArdy. .n ., .ft.