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The Washington times., 1922-08-09
By Rex Beach,

ousnor of Tne spoilers, Inc
Silver Horde" 'aThe Barrier
-Heart Of the Sunset" and
Numerous Other Popular
Novels.
TN common with all evil-doers,
Lilas entertained an exagger.
- ated distrust Of the law.
and q keen fear OF its tricker-
les. The fact that she had been
betrayed. the fact that she now
had the open hostility Of the police
TO com.at. convinced her that the
game was up.
AS she pondered the situation
anger at the treachery OF her con-
federates grew and caused her to
forget her own intended treachery
TO them. Even while she was defy.
ing the officer she had begun to
reconcile herself to the idea OF
flight. and now she set about her
Preparations.
Four hours! weh, they had given
her time enough. Much could be
done In four hours. Eight o'clock
would see her well out from under
the shadow OF the law. The Law!
Lilas sneered as she reflected that
the law invariably shielded the rich
and prosperous while it oppressed
the poor and the needy.
OF late her periods of independ-
ence from cocaine were becoming
shorter and far less frequent oc-
currehce, and before she had pro.
ceeded far with her packing she
found herself badly in need of
stimulation. Her resistance was
running low. II seemed. That
splendid recklessness which had
sustained her when she flung her
demand at Bob was entirely gone
now; she was oddly nervous and
unstrung. so she turned to the
white powders. ~
Their effect was prompt and
pleasant, as always: they enabled
her to lay vigorous hold once more
upon her scattered faculties. As
'she flung her belongings into her
trunk her first black regrets and
disappointments began to tighten,
<and she found herself looking at
the matter more phi1osophically.
After an. things were never quite
hopeless: she had played for big
stakes and lost-through no fault
of her own, but through the treach.
cry of others. Well. this was not
her first defeat. and certainly It
would not be her last opportunity.
She would pretend to yield; she
wouii 20 away and wait. Yes, that
was best. She could always re-
turn, and 50 long as her money
lasted. so long as those blessed
powders were available. she was
assured of bodily and mental com.
fort, at least. Meanwhile. no one
could rob her Of her secret, and
some time, somehow It could be
coined into money. Bob Wharton.
John Merhie, the Harmon women,
through their influence with the
police, might exile her from New
York. might hound her from place
to place. but 30 long as she re-
tanned that secret they were all
more or less in her power and could
not deny her at least a comfortable
living. She even smiled contempt.
uously as she looked back upon
the way she had fooled Bob whar-
The Washington times., 1922-08-09
Know That

To clean suede gloves, II color!
ed, put them in the hands and rub
well with fuiler's earth. which IL
best applied with a small nail
brush. White suede gloves should
be cleaned In the same manner
with dry pipeclay.
The Washington times., 1922-08-09
This Day in History

THIS is the anniversary Of the beginning of the
French Revolution, in 1892 mob stormed the
Tuieries, Louis XVI was professionally deposed and
the battle against the nobility was begun.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
ANIMAL WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR OPENS HERE TODAY
RUNNING RACES To FEATURE FIRST
AND LAST DAYS Of BIC EXPOSITION

Of attraction NieinC with the spirited
race horses N interest TO fair visitors
are the huge draft horses. Bred for
centuries alorg entirely different lines
and for 4 distinctly different purpose
from the racer tho draft horse attatns
wonderful size. power and muscular de-
velorment Percherons and BelGians
will he represented principally. mag
nihcent display Of The draft animal Ia
assured as forty-ssven have arrived for
the exhibit \ never failing delight 10
the juvenil. ca;r visitors are the ponies
and eight herds OF the little strcGs VII
be on display in the class horse de-
partwent
The Cavalcade will be the opening
feature Of the night show wh'ch viii
start each evening - : ~ O'clock. This
vii he followed by several amusement
features and concluded WITH the S'un"n-
dous pyro-s spectacle Hawaiian Nights"
a realistic portrayal Of Hawaiian life,
with 4 81 400 display ~ fireworks.
The West Virginia State Fair - an
educational. agricultural institution and
So recognized by the federal and state
governments. All civic organizations
are .s"lid'y back Of the fair ara splendid
cooperation is being accorded " BY all
agencies Of progress throughout the
state The railroads are granting en-
curSion rates. The r-orle reCoGH,z. the
truth Of the slogan that il Is Every
hcdyS Fair"
With all these factors favorable 10
sr' with obtaining. the management looks
forward confidently 10 the success If tho
1922 exhibition.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

has any kind or raCInc luck In his
last ont ho was second 10 wealthy
Ann aud in III" preceding race win,
dr"on,, .. among others. Raprfan and
.Iuar,ta III who won her last
ont. vii pc the one - dispute the issue.
with .Illy Fl, having slight chanr"
At the weights
slippery silver won n the LAX" on
Saturday. hrttinC. among others.
SPEEDY Lady and Nirgle. She has the
call in the hrh. n sprint AT one mile.
Canrv Lady won her last race. and
WILL hn close m ne VIII has some
excellent performances 10 his credit.
Advance. on form. appears the one
hayr bc' and if he has anything llk"
an even break 1T the start should I'm
can in. He won his last race. and does
not appear to have serious opposition
in the sixth race. RiG son appears 10
have tn" call on tho others.
81 Kelvin appears best nj tn" horses
entered in tho seventh. with Dld f"p
hoying an oursid" chanc" to ret mo
brackets st. Kcyin won both his last
TWO StArtT.
In The conclndiuc number no one
horse stands ont They all have !
good rh7ncp ~ win. RI rapitania and
Wodan seem to be III" ones that VIII
furnish The contention.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
fine RACING CARD
FOR CLUB DAY
Tuesday, September s. (Club Day.
2.1A Trot-p,rse $4,000,

2:l4 rrot-purse $4,000,
! Charlotte Dillon. 5. m. by Dillon AK
worthy: DuQuesne stable. Pittsburgh
! Pa
Dtrec, Forbes. b. $. by J. Malcolm
Forbes. S, S, Ferguson. Clinton, Pa.
Beauvais. b &. by R'ngen, Vim, Arm
! strong. Wooster, Ohio,
I.addie Boy, h. g. by rank Fast: d IA
Clark Alexandra, Ohio.
Measles 3 &. by SYdne, Earl: VIM
| Haas, Dawson. Pa
Ian Paee-Purse $500. no-Rtwants Club
Purse
| Milton Wood. =. &. by Jersey Milton
A. n Vail. Agent. Detroit. Mich.
y. r J. br. <. nv EsS II, X; NJ. Run
yeon. Mt. Clemens, Mich.
silver Maid. = m. by Peter silver; ~
Is. Willis, Clsrksourg. ". Va
Red Review. r. 6, by Baron Review;
ChaS Ruckhanan. Avella, Pa
: Auto Pace, b.. e. by Autocrat: Il. b.
HOLES. Alliance, Ohio,
Billy sunday. hi 6. by Justo: Shook &
Wallace. Wheeling. W. Va.
aso7 Pace tstske)-Furse Slrsoo-ElSs
Club Purse.
Juno, \. NJ, by John Dewey; owners D.
F. McN'co, & Sons, East Liverpool
o. and Clarkshurg. W. Va
Grace Direct, b, m. by Walter Direct;
panny Bros and Switzerland, Green's
horo. y. c.
Silver Maid. c. m, by Peter Silver u
r. McNtcol 6 Sons.
r-orl Hal. br. m. by Hal r.; John Drew
Pittsburgh. IA
Jaw Brook. b. e.. by silent Brook; cup
& McGeary. Eaudergrtft, Pa
Baby Ginter. q n. by Peter W. Pend
Ter Stables. JohnStown. Pa.
Baby Patch. .. ~. by Twinkiiug pan'
PAr4ler Stables
Roger g. en-. E., hy Major C.; PendIer
Stables.
Frank Little. r. {. by Little Franz VIM
J. Baker. Sahtna. Ohio
Ess II. Pointer. ch. G. by Ess H. K; b.
7. Cochran. Dawson. IA.
Dardanella. b. m. by 81. Louis; q. II.
ErSk.nA. agent. DAYTON, Ohio. Island
Park Farm. owner.
Charley Sweet b. & by Directly Boy;
O. II. Erskine, agent. Island Park
Farm,
symbol s Forest. b. n by symboleer;
Penny Bros. Greensboro. y. c.
ROYAL Earl. b. & by The Earl; Penny
Bros.
J. l.. Jr.. 3. &, ny Eugene 'oroe''' N
3. PlaSico. agent. ST Matthews. :. 6.
Lillian T. hl m. b. Roy Patchen; K.
l. Smith. Greenville. y. e.
Bell Woodford. D. IN. by Wltondale. r.
T.. Smith.
Hal W. r. &. by Harbr.no w; Frank
4 Cares. agent. Mt Clemens, Mich.
Russell Boy, h. :. hv Rustic Patenter:
Ellis Franks. Liberty. Ill
h,,
NIrol & Sons.
Scot, Willis. n z, by Sunglass; D. r.
MCN!col & Sons.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
JACK SHARKEY
HERE FOR FAIR
One Time Contender For HeAvyWsaShs
GROWN Has String OF Horses
Entered In Raoes-

lack Sharkey. famous a few years
hack "a one OF the leading heavyweight
boxers IN the world and prominent con-
tender for the crown in that division.
arrived IN this city yesterday with his
string Of running horses which he has
entered al the fair. Sharkey will be
a visitor In this city all week.
The once well-known boxer. who now
has his homo at San Diego, Cal, has
taken To the racing game and has
string Of horses in his stable which
hear tho reputation Of being among the
best IN the country. The horses have
been running On the leading tracks In
tho United States and Will leave after
the fair for a return to fast company.
Sharkey Is accompanied by Frank g.
Walker, also connected with the sport
OF kings" who will act as starter At
the running races all this week. Walker,
who follows the grand circuit. has been
a follower Of the sport for the past ID
years and has ofhciated on all the race
tracks In tho country and has started,
II IS said, more horses on their way
from the wire than any other man IN
the country. either living or dead.
sharkey Is planning to attend the
stewart-Weygant fight at Rivervtev
this evening and will be one OF the
most prominent guests at the rinsstde.
This is about the FIRST time In the his
tory Of the ring game In wheeling when
a postmaster Of the game has appeared
here In the roll Of spectator at . bout.
Many important men in all walks Of life
have attended shows here, but II Us
doubtful II any will be treated with
more respect than this one-tine famous
ring master.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
BY BERTRAM 3. CApDlE

When boots and saddles" is sound
ed AZ the Island oval this afternoon
al 2:15. calling the thoroughbredS 70
the post In the first Of eight running
races. carded lovers of the sport NJ
kings will come into their own. Some
of the best horses that ever faced the
barrier on a twice around are quar-.
tered on the historic old fair grounds
and the various events promise to no
closely contested
The special train from Coneaut
Lake arrived Yesterday with l25 run
ners. There We're already - head AZ
the track, making a total OF $50 10
compete for the rich prizes that have
been hung up.
Fred ". Gerhardy. one Of tho host
known racing officials in This country
and Canada, will preside at the run
ming events. Chester Stands will acr
associate Judge. H n Monroe is rae.
Ing secretary; W. r. Booker. clerk OF
the scales: Lester Dean. starter, E,r.
nest Cottrell. paddock judge The fol,
lowing will be timers e. n. HanCher.
c. H. Hunter. n. W Mcclure and
Harry Hauser
Pretty Dolly In First.
Seven two year 0lds Will start in the
initial dash at about fve-eiEhrhs IT
looks like a two horse race between
Pretty Doll and French Canadian
Pretty Doll was a Conneaut Lave win.
ner this summer. and will be hard 10
beat here.
indian ran a bang up race in her
last start. when she was third TO M
Wonder and Rapidan Prior to that
she was third 10 T. ). PenderCas ana
Beeswaw. 1t looks ike the second
has been made TO order for this GOOD
sprinter. Sure will be the one to dis
pute the issue with Mary Mallon hav.
ing an outside chance.
Miss Orb for Third.
Miss Orb won her last race ratheT
handily, and will be the one they viii
have 10 beat in the third event at six
furlOnes SIG, beat Eecswaw and Blue
Star In that winning performance.
among other good ones. Tn" prcCeduG
race she was second 10 the crack Rat
ferty. Both Speedy Lady and Clara
Francis are good now. and VIII he
knocking at the door
NJ Wonder will win the fourth II he
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Virginia. h. m. by Manrlcoi u. f. Nc
Nicol & Sons,
Lenora AXworthy. c. +. by Peter
O'Dona: y. f. McNtcol & Sons.
9:as Trot-Purse oo-Lions Club
Purse.
EttawisA. so. T., by Ettawah. Fender
Stahlea> Johnstown, Pa.
Madge Stout. u. Z. by FL Canro: Ross F.
Stout 4 Bros. Clarkshurg. w. Va.
Charity Forbes, b. m. by Malcolm
Forbes: A. X. Vail, Agent. Detroit
lean A1worthy. hr. m. hv Ortolan Az
worthy: Geo, A. Fuller. Agent, Column
bus. Ohio.
Improve. b. e. by Hydrogen; Baker &
w!smore. Mcrgantown. ". Va.
Julia Putt. bl. T.. by San Tranc's"o;
Duquesne StSahle. Arden. Pa
Kentucky Joe. r. &. NV Raronhurst;
John c. Collins. Woodlawn. Pa.
Senator Jolla. hi. s. by R!ntoiia. ~
Davis. Agent. Erie, Pa.
Dewey Thorn. r. z. ny Lord Dewey. w.
c. Paxton. Latrobe, Pa
Helen Marque, b m. by The Maraue 6.
Reynolds. WayneshurS. Pa
Hazel RtnRen. h. NJ. by BinG"n' o.
Reynolds.
Nlnette, r, m. by Gen. Watts mas. J.
Bertges. Erie. Pa.
Earl Roberts. b. &. by Lord Roberts; J.
s. Rine, Elm Grove. Wheeling. w. Va
Lord Dido. b e. by Lord Roberts; {. R
Ambrose. Wheeling, W. Va.
Gold Rar, ch E.. by Ashc'har' W. ..
Rarnes. Coshocton. Ohio.
Harvest Time, h. 8, by Harvester G.
Buchanan. Avella. Pa.
son. Clinton. Pa
Santoon the Grent. b. m, by Peter the
Great: VIM. Haas, Dawson, Pa.
Santos the Great. h. m. by Peter the
Great; VIM Haas. Daw son. ia.
Burning Race
About Flrlongs, Claiming ..........
.... Rotary Club Purse $500 no
az Furlongs, Claiming. ....-......-.'
.....Ft. Henry Club Purse $4,000
One Mile. Claiming. ..............'.
Wheeling Ad. Club Purse $5NO.'o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Touring Car Goes Over
Embankment; No One Hurt

Buick touring car driven by Miss
Louise Rerrlock. ~ Newark. o.. skid
, dcd yesterday afternoon on the road
near the Straight chicken farm. about
thrce miles cast Of Hendrysburg. and
turned turtle twice when II plunged
over Az onrhankmcnt to one side Of the
road $500.
The occupants of III" Buick. one
woman and TWO mon besides Miss Bert
Jock. w"r" not seriously injured and
were alb" to proceed 10 Hendrysburg.
; The top. windshield and two tenders on
the machine were badly smashed. The
members Of the party were on their
way cast.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
Harness Events Big Card On
Other Days-350 Horses
viii Compete.
Exhibits This Year to Be Most
Elaborate In History OF
Association.
Calvacade to Open Evening
Entertainments Hawaiian
Nights Follow.

The 1922 Yves. VIRGINIA Exposition
and State Fair opens today. Labor paE
With all exhibits in place and superb
program 81 RAINING races.
Practically all 81 the live stocks nave
arrived and each 81 tho six days 81 IN"
fair will be big iav and every nish'
n nisht Of wonders.
The opening and closing days Of the
fair have been devoted exclusively 20
running races Harness events Will ."
the feature Of the other four days racing
and concluded with three running
events
Wheeling boasts % orc Of the ee@'
half mile oval racing tracks IN the eoun,
try. and almost 2oo thorouGhhr'dS WI.
answer 20 the familiar cali Boots ana
saddles" There with the lS0 or more
trotters and PAGERS rha; VIII lace me
started In the harness races. WILL ntio|
the total W 20 practically $50. NoihsAS
ike /, has ever happened in Wheeling
ard probably never before on ha''
mile track.
TO-DAY. Of course. Will he Labor Day
a, the State Fair Tuesday will be
known as Club Day" and program
In which all clubs n Wheeling will par
ticipate. has been arranged
Farmers DAY" Will he held or We'd
,ssday This day WITHOUT a Doubt pro
vides more fun fer visitors Than any
other during the fair. THURSDAY as
heretofore will hc known as CITY OaN'
Fr,aav as Press Dav" and Saturday a.
Derby DAY.
On THURSDAY 0rac'ira''v every euSl-
,ess bouss and industry VII close dur
ing re afternoon % permit all owp!nNeS
ana heir families 70 attend. CITY Day
nas always held all records fer attend
enrc ard this YEA all previous records
vii, probably Ne shattered
The exhibits this year are HroaaoN
~. NOS, corrrre'e ever N"ld az state
FAIR - ne tri-s;ate district
A rol:cv oF u0doINted w'SH"f'' Al
far-rssehirr results was adopted ~ ne
fair management when y DECIDED 20
give much prom Aen'e :" junior eN-
hibits The prizes TO- EXHIBITS OF S.e
hovs' AMI girls clubs are so Trtnce!Y
~, ,bav arc hound 70 bring ont a mag
nifsciert display
Tbs nracttraf value ard au-around
anplication ~ present day edu"aronl
methods n modern schools viii Ne
Illustrated n eliminating fashion ny
me school exhibits Nobody with the
welfare % the nations children at
>. hear, can afford 20 miss this splen-
did exposition OF modern education
Housed IN an enormous ten; will De
me great itsrlr! ~ 'hN various depart
r,erts ~ the State Of IVES: virginia
under direction % Commissioner Of AZ
rlcul,ure James p Stewart This eN'
nib, Will be revelation ~ the reSour-
ces 81 this STATE and wha: 8 being done
70 develop then
Rows MON -nws - canned Srutts ard
vegetables. pickles. preserves. le!hes,
buffers arr rnar,aaes: home made bread
.,-,a --il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04

Weather clear track fast First race 2:15 p. m.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
BLOWN FROM MANHOLE

Cunlbcr,auA. Md, SEP" S-Frank
lucusrn,s, rs yoar- old. who was en-
rloyed 10y me Hnlt'm'r" OH" r'airond
az Il laUurer PREVIOUS 10 the STRIKE was
prohauly fatally injured y"sterday wh~n
gas exploded az and ne was blown out
~ mnuhulr "u Williams F'r"ci lie
struck 1t match to light h's pine he IS
rrightrul!5 burned on Tho iaoe' arms
and body.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1922-09-04
INTEL DOPESTER
PICKS WINNERS
Old Newspaper Man al Race Horse
Fan Gives Predictions on Outcome
Of Track Events.
TODAY'S SELECTIONS

Pretty Doll. French Cana.
dian. Oriental.
INDIAN. Sure. Mary Mallom
3-Miss Orb. Speedy Lady,
Clara Francis.
NO Wonder. Juanita III.
July Fly.
5-Slippery Silver, Canny
Lady. De Witt.
6-Advance. Big Son, Tread
well.
st. Kelvin, Old Pop, Minnie
II.
SET Capitania, Wodan, Wilton
Arrow.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11

WASHINGTON, 10 Iulie. - Stapanii mnelor 81 mineri
grevis sn gaia faca propuner la programu pre-
zenat de presedntee Harding penru apanarea greve
All dlmineata presedintee prezentat conferine
cltoror 81 paronior convocato sapamana treca
un plan care prevede ca mner sd napoeze la mine 81
ucreze sub acelea condun de plata de mai inaine pan
comsune speciaa fxeaza scala de preuri
tnue pana la 1 Martie 1923
Comsunea aceasta consisa din rei membri carl sd
repreznte stapan mnelor rei din parea muncorilor
cnc din partea publcuui Acestia din urma vor fl nvn
de presedinte.
Presedntele Harding prezenat acest plan in numele in
eresulu mareui public cend att sapanor cst 81 munc
orilor sd raspunda ncat sd e felicita de public
Mnerii TRIMS All dupa amaz comtet la casa alba
scrsoare in anuntau ca conferenari unune afa
aici n puteau sa vorbeasc mea in numele tuturor
or minere ca rebuia sd ea ragaz pana Smba seara
cand Washington cpetene tuuror uniunlor
sa formueze rapun la propunere acute de
presedntele Harding.
Sapan mnelor de carbuni ''bitumnous' au raspus ca
da panuui propus de presednte cea mai malta mai
hunavotoare consideratune."
Gel mnee de antracit VENT separa la casa alba 1a
unde sau retras dupa scura fnrevedee presedntec
nevoind sd des preset ci lamurc despre ce dscuate
Nc mnisrul de comer 81 nci eel al munce fuseser de
fata e ntrevedeea acesora pesedne dat nci un
comuncat privire la rezuatu ajuns La esire sayan
mineor nu prea pareau multumiti
Vor veni rei raspunsur la planu presedinelui Unul
sd e della grevsti miner in general unu della sapan
mneor de anrac 81 unul della eel mnele de carbune btu
minOus. Raspunsurie acestea fl date imedat
Minerii raspunde mai curnd pana Simbata lar
advocat stapanior de mine zc rspunsul va Fl forn
lat in cateva zie. l.3.5..
Sapani mnelor 81 numit comsune speciaa care sd
cerceteze deamanuntu oae propunere pesedneu sd
faca prmele schite ale raspunsului I
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11
PFesas ronlaoasCa in america

! Gazetele romaneSti din Ameri
ca reproduc din ziarele de la no
numai acele articole earl sc re-
marca prin violenta 81 patima
N am vazut in ele inregistrat nici
un fapt polite, social sau cultu-
raj din tara. Oar am vazut in
schimb reproduce toate discutiu.
nile patimase sau toate atacurile
nedrepte carl Sc schimba intre
adversari politici.
Astfel ultimul numar al ziaru,
lui America publica un articol
al socialistului Grigorovici, repro
dus dupa ''Adevarul" 81 purtand
titlul: 'Oligarhia asasina''.. !. Ala
turf un alt >articol reprodus pa.
rese dupa 'iPatria'' ne vorbeste
de ''balcanismcle 81 coruptia We
chiului regat''. In alta pagina
sub rllbrica ''Din Patrie" sc
scrle ca au fost gasite in Dunare
trei cadavre Gu mainile legate de
plcioare. lata ce ofera cititorilor
romani din America, gazetele ro
maneSti de acUlo. LIE urmarim de
multi 81 am intalnit IN rind care
sa lnsenlne o preocupare pentru
problemele care agita sOcietatea
romaneasca. In schimb nu pierd
nici un prilej pentru a ne dovedi
ca chiar de departc ele inteleg
sa ia parte la toate violentele de
aici.
lnsufletite de acest spirit, ga
zetele rOmanesti au parasit sin
gura politica pc care aveau obi
gatia so faca acolo, peste Ocean
y
/, aceia de a ajuta la pastrarea le-
gaturii intre romanii emigrati 81
patrie. Nadajduim ca dl Iorga
care publica in ziarul America"
atat de frumoase "Scrisori catre
ROmanii din America. va atrage
atentiunea celor carl redacte
gazetele romanesti de peste Ocean
asupra acestei indepartari de la
datoria 81 de la menirea lor.
Din 'lnfratirea"O
(Cetiti comemtarul IN articolul
de fond.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11
RAVACIILE UNEI
FURTUNI

Toledo, Ohio, 10 /, Lulie. --- @
groasnica furtuna deslantuita in
partea de nord statului a eau.
zat mari stricaciuni granelor,
ucizand lin acelas 5yttimp 81 un
icapil. IL
La Napoleon fost ucis copilul
locuitorului Edward Betson in
tinapul cand un pom frint de
furtuna la isbit in cap, sfari
mandui-l. Copilul este numai de
un an 81 in timpul acela Sc afla
in leagan inaintea easel.
La Defiance au fost raniti dol
oameni de crengile pomilor rupte
de want.
Vantul acesta mai descoperit
81 baracele gardei rationale de
Ia Port Clinton, cauzand pagube
mari, dar fara sd vateane vre-un
soldat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-07-11
Deseopedea uIlui COM
plot boSeVist


Paris, IL Iulie. Sc publica
multe istorisiri senzationale des.
pre- mlsterioasa afacere ce sc
dedlbce din furtul unor docu-
mente pe1itice de la ambasada
vechei Rush.
Conform celor scrise de LIE
journal, autoritatile au desco.
pert un complot bolsevic in
Franta. In urma cercetarilor IA.
cute s'a aflat ca I'M ultimul tinrp
sosisera in Franta un mare nu.
mar de agent al sovietelor, avand
flecare cate miSiune bine def.
nita, dintre carl cea mai impor.
tanta era nimicirea a dol oameni
eminent in politica franceza, car
S 'au distins foarte multi prin sen
timentele lor anti4bolsevice.
Cercetarile au mai dcscUperit
deasemenea cd guvernul sOviete.
lor propusese Germaniei un atac
Gle sul,prinza asupra Poloniei
Planul fusese combinat astfel ca.
dupa rapunerea Poloniei, atacul
sd fie indreptat contra Frantei.
TOtuSi, sc zice Cd monarhistii
Germani cerusera amanare 10.
viturei, zicand ca inca nu erau pe
deplin pregatiti.
Banuiala pentru furtul docu-
mentelOr mai sus amintite ca
zut pc un tinar anume Koroten-
ko, care era pasnicul de noapte
al biroului. Ell disparut odata
Gu un prieten al lui, un alt Rus
anume Kotelnnoff, .secretarul
dIsoarei Maklakof, sora ambasa
dorulili Rusiei la Paris. Sc crede
ca acesti dol tineri ar Fl agenti
bolSevici
KorOtenkO, care Sc crede cd a
fugit la Berlin, ma putut sa ia
Gu el toate documentele, deoarece
ele cantariau Gu totul cam vre-o
suta de kil0grame. S descOperit
lnsa mare parte din ele intr 'un
magazin de blanuri, unde era in
servlclu un student Rus, in pose
sia caruia sau gasit de asemenea
inca vre-o cateva din documente.