davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Okolona messenger. (Okolona, Miss.) 1900-current, 1922-06-22


that the kernels are exposed, are sub
ject to the attack of grain insects.
Farmers should therefore, it is said,
grow a variety of corn that develops
a long, tight shuck.
Newly harvested small grain should
not be stored unthrashed for any
length of time as In this condition 1t
Is very susceptible to infestation. If
promptly thrashed and stored in deep
bins, only thin layer on top Of the
bin is likely to become infested. Corn
may be stored in the shuck If the husk
is long and tight and fully covers the
tip, but all ears with loose, broken,
short or damaged husks should be
shucked and stored separately.
Avoid Dirty Bins.
Clean grain should never be stored
in old bins, granaries or storehouses
until they have been thoroughly
cleaned and freed from the accumula-
lions of waste grain and other ma
terlals harboring grain insects.
Bags Of all kinds that have previous
ly held grain should not be allowed In
granarles or warehouses or be refilled
until they have been sterilized or 9th
erwise freed from Insects. The use Of
tight cribs will keep the grain free
from infestation by insects that might
fly In from the outside.
Copies of the bulletin may be had
free upon application to the depart
ment at washington.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15
Having the Time of His Life

Though Edwin Gould has not committed him
self to life investment he IS more and more
turning his time and attention to his particular
pets-the Camp Fire Girls
Recently 20 deaf and dumb Camp Fire Girls
spent three weeks at Camp Gould IN Spring Val
ley New York, as Mr.. Gould's guests and dur
ing their visit he had time for nothing else. And
between the 14th and 10Th Of August more than
100 Camp Fire Girls and Girl Scouts enjoyed
outings at the place.
"I'm having the time Of my life" he said "and
/ feel as young any Of tho children Of the camp.
"a chlds happy laughter is all the thanks 7
want and my thanks are coming in every day.
'eThe girls paying me in youth what I
gave them in pleasure-and there are no debts on
either side.
I don't call my camp philanthropy. cali il
pleasure"
The Camp Fire Girls are not Mr.. Gould's frs.
investment in youth. From time 70 time for the
last twenty or twenty-five years he has interested
himself in various welfare enterprises that had
70 do with children and be has been an enthusi-
astic sponsor of the Boy Scouts for many vears
Several years ago Mr.. Gould was attending
societv carnival AZ the Grand Central Palace AZ
he was entering with his wife and their party he
noticed several small boys and girls at the en-
trance who looked wistfully at the gaily dressed
pao2le passing into the brilliantly illuminated
building The sight destroyed Mr.. Gould's pleasure
Nearly one hundred were assembled Never
before in the history Of the institution had So
many cakes and ice cream cones been sold Mr.
Gould said at the conclusion Of the evening that he
had enjoyed himself more than any urchin present
He had learned he said that an investment
in youth always brought in immediate dvidends
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

Lakewood, N. j., by Harry f. Newman, judge Of
the Ocean County Court of Common Pleas. The
witnesses were a servant in Miss Sincair's house
hold, Judge Newmans wife and the township
assessor and register.
Both Miss Sinclair and Mr.. Gould seemed
nervous. She gave her name as Guinevere dur
ing the service When IL was finally over she
wept but as the party swept away in an automo-
bile she waved her hand gaily to Judge and Mrs
Newman.
"she was the personiAcation Of youth" said
Judge Newman.
The Goulds asked al the witnesses 70 say
nothing about the marriage unless they were ap-
preached, but didn't attempt to bind them TO
secrecy. Nevertheless. the Goulds were on the
third month of their honeymoon before the news
finally leaked out
The London newspapers understand that Mr.
Gould and his wife will live in the British Isles
They have already leased Castle Grant at Strath-
spey in Scotland for year and viii purchase
an estate later on. Mr. Gould viii return %
America in the fall to wind Up his affairs accord
ing to common report. It is assumed that the
remainder Of his life will be devoted TO the in
vestment he has made IN youth.
Mrs. Gould is 81 years old
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15
A Family's Romance Record

The first Mrs. George Gould was born Edith
Kingdom. She was a poor girl and was living
with her mother in Brooklyn when she started her
stage career After a series Of small parts in
travelling companies, she joined the old DAILY
Players.
Miss Kingdon. was fortunate enough to make
a tremendous impression on her first Broadway
audience. The newspapers Of that day declare
that they appauded her fervently and at the end
Of the play insisted on calling her out for
speech.
She was changing her dress, according to the
story, but when her admirers grew so ipportu-
nate she threw a lace shawl about her and peer
ing around the edge Of the drop curtain smiled
her thanks 20 the enthusiasts out front
While this was happening young George Gould
was with his father in the family prosceaium box.
He had been a6miring Miss Kingdom all evening
but he caught her eve as she peeped out from be-
hind the curtain and a flame was enkindled in his
heart that never went out
He was hopelessly in love. He pursued her
silently and insistenty. His family, they say,
didn't like the idea of his marrying an actress,
but he brushed aside their objections as he
brushed aside her outer Gefences and made her
his bride-much 70 the horror Of ambitious
Gowagers with daughters. the country over
Mrs Edith Kingdom Gould died suddenly and
tragicaliy last year. she dropped dead on the
goIf,Iinks at Georgian Court, ~ j., in the full
bloom OF her beauty and after long, useful life
Mr.. Goulds two sons married il 1917 as sud
denly and surprisingly ne did. kingdom Gould
chose as his bride Miss Annunz.ata Lucci. a pupil
ut the Art Students League and formerly tutor
in Italian 10 his sister. Three DAYS later It was
learned that George Gould, Jr. had eloped with
Laura N. Carter, a dancing teacher at WOOn-
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

socket R. l. Three years later Edith Gould be-
came Mrs. Carol Wanwrght-and by el peneaf
in the true Gould manner Vivian and Marjorie,
Of course, were already married, the first TO Lord
Decies and the latter z Anthony Drexe,, Jr., of
PHILADELPHIA
Frank Jay Gould brother Of George Jay, re-
Gently announced his engagement to Miss Flor
ence Lacade of San Francisco, after obtaining
divorce from his second wife, Edith Kelly Gould,
IN Paris. His first wife, whom he also married IN
der romantic circumstances, was also a Miss Kelly.
There ample family precedent for MIR.
Gould's latest marriage, therefore, including the
one furnished by himself Nevertheless his sec
ond marriage-to the beautiful and mysterious
We're Sinclair-was as much surprise as his first.
In the first place, though Mr.. Gould land Miss
Sinclair were married at Lakewood, Y. j on May
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

occe slonally seen at the
opera and about town
in p limousine marked
az. R." Every now and
then some one would
see her walking down
Fifth avenue with Mr..
Gould. For the most
part though, she lived
a secluded existence
and seemed TO care
very little for society.
Since Z h g announce
ment Of her marriage
the existence of two
children h a s become
known-a bow Of 7 and
a girl Of 4. Mrs. Gould's
history prior TO 1914 Is
still undivulged.
The wedding ceremony
was perform e d at
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15


THE Gould family, as any commercial report
i1r house vin .ell you, are among the
A heaviest i0ve tors i'm the United States. Iheir
holdings range from agate 20 zinc and lnclude
several Of the nations best known railroads
The Goulds-two Of them at least-nave now
begun to invest heavily in youth. George Jay
Could has invested his name, and it is presumed
his worldly goods in a new, mysterious and oeau-
tiful young wife. Edwin Gould, his brother, has
become the father confcssor Of the New York
Camp Fire Girls He is investing time and money
in their happy laughter.
Why?-you ask.
Because Il pays, Of course
AS matter of fact the Goulds have been IN
vestors in other things besides concrete, tangible
securities for long time. Among their friends
II is commonly stated that the Goulds, particu-
Iarlv the family of George Jay, have an incur
gble fair for romance" which manfests itself IN
many ways. They are the most romantic family
in America.
In the short space Of three years, between
1917 and 1920. there were three eloPemen-s
among the children of George Jay. And the his
tory Of Mr. Gould himself gives point to the
family reputation.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

''The CiCIs Are Pay
inn Nc in Youth"
Says Edwin Could,
"for What ! Give
Them in Pleasure.
There Are No Debts
on Either Side"
Below He Is Enter
tanning Camp Fire
Girls at His
Country Estate at
Spring Valley, NY.
South Bend news-times. (South Bend, Ind.) 1913-1938, 1922-10-15

], it was the middle Of July before anyone exca,,
few members Of his immediate family knev
anythinT about It, In the second place the recent
~ Mt G9uld's announcement was usually fol-
lowed by the exclamation
and who is Miss Sinclair"
in the fashionable New York set which knew
the Coulds, little nothing was known of the
milhonnires newest wife. She was young. thew
had heard she was beautiful and she was ENGLISH
1t later developed chat she had been on the
stage and had come to America in 1914 with an
English production called "The Girl on the Film,
When md how she met Mr.. Gould has never been
divulFed by the two persons who know. But when
"The Girl Of the Film" which did not meet with
success in New York. started on its return trip to
England, We're Sinclair announced that she in
tended to remain in America
40 little later on Miss Sinclair appeared as the
owner Of a magnifcent villa at Manursing Island
Rye. New York. She also occunied town house
in West End avenue, New York City She was
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
Statele Unite ma
"1nChiS inca uSa"
AMERICA MA ZIS INCA ULTIMJL SAJJ
CUV1NT in CHESTIA RUSEASCA
PART1C1PAREA ACTUALA A AMERICEI LA VREO
CoNFERINTA DEPINDE DE ATITUDINEA RUSIEI

WASHINGTON, 16 Maiu-Cu toatc ca guvernu Staelor
Unite este volor schmb parer confernta della
Genoa IN chesa Rusie 81 este voor de angaa GER
cetae stientfca condition economce totusi Europa nu
poate spera America parcpe o confernt yeneraa
panace Russia doved ume face posbilul ca sd
Sc ajute singura.
Aceasta atitudine guvernulu american fost sennaat;
din sursa ofciaa meda dupa TRIMS respunsu Sta
eor Unite la invitaea conerne della Genoa respuns care
dus vesea neparcarei Amercei la confernta din Haga
Casa Alba u indicat usa este deschisa nca' penru
discuta asupra participated americana ncercre de es
ega probema ruseasca Respunsul Americe volt ca sd
smbozeze ndferenta din partea eli faa de condle ce
sau vt ca unare nereustei confernte della Genoa Tot
&c volt sd suna americana este ca America
vede de Far prapadi mai mutt tmp pentru cese
panace Russia cea din princpe Ell exprate i'll respu
sui sovieteor la conde pueror princp carl fac mposi
blla dscue 81 orice considerable aceste chestii
S'a spus la Casa Alba America numai ca nu este
epsatoae fa de caderea Ruse, dar co ntereseaz
mutt att mpreurare situatia deporaba
gaseste inreaga Europa. Caci Satele Unite simte
mod nevtabiconsecntele caderi economce unui popor
de 40 mlioane de suflee
Sa mai declarat in cercurc ofcae ca America ar dor
oare mutt nesnesc Europei deslegarea uturor pro-
lemeor 81 grutatier eeonomice impeec iii
81 progresu Ell Aceasta fost accenuaa in
ee 81 decarale oficiae ale guvernuui american inca della
ncepuul conferinte della Genoa.
Oar daca guvernu american la in consderare stuaa la
auns conerina din Genoa-in mod nevita
bill, i'll aute sovieteor realizeaza ca ar
puea conrbu mimic la carifica1ea suae pana rus
persa prncpie lor carl zaanicesc orice ncelcare
ajutorare de dinafara.
Sa decIarat in cercure ocale americana ca Russia ma
decazu in razboulu contra puteror centrae
blocadei de parte dupa rizboiu, in
framantarior eli inferno. Acese ramanari au oprt
orice producte subminat posbtaea de supora sim
gura a cauza parte populated sd e sustinut
din mia 81 ajutoarele taror sreine'
In loc sa faca sa aute pc sine nante dc
cers auor de dinafarl Russia locului 81
mimic Memoranda delegatie soveelor la confenta din
Genoa naraa mimic nsemna sovetele aca uncle
sacrfici penru manurea poporuu nenorocit al Rusiei
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
M1ERCURI, II MAUI 1922.


BELGRAD, is Mai.-O hal
ma de mireasa, tesuta din fire
de aur curat, este unul dintre
cele mai de seama cadouri de
nunta primite de Principesa
Maria a Romaniei, a carei Ca
satorie Gu Regele Alexandra al
Jugoslaviei va avea loo pc ziua
de l Iunie. Hama aceasta ia
fost daruita de tarani. Regele
Alexandra a PRINT deaseme-
nea din partea SAbilor din Ma
cedonia 0 camaye de matase
curata, tesuta intr'un rasboi de
mana dupa un model medieval
care acum deabiass mai case
ste in existenta tinde 81 unde.
Printre darurile fxcute de rege
miresei sale este si o coroana
de aur, batuta Gu diamante, ru-
bine 81 ametiste. Fiecare judet
din Jugoslavia a daruit cate o
piatra pretioasa pentru a fl ba.-
tuta in aceasta coroana.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

a volt sd cunoasca detailat chestiu-
nea consulatului din Ohio. D-sa
pc cat sunt informal, inca sta.
ruit pentru reinfiinarea consulatu.
hui, apreciind pc deafntregul pro.
testn energic al emigration nostri
Astazi nu stu cum stau lucru-
rile. I'm lucru insa-l stu ca au fost
nedreptatiti att romanii din Ohio
cat 81 personalul consular din Gle
veland. 81 mai stu, Cd gresala a
pornit della Washington, della le-
gatia noastra de acolo; 81 Cd daca
nu Sc revine printr o restitutie i,
integrum, Sc comite mare nedrep
tate 81 0 nebunie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
cladirea vecina va Fl distrusa dc

cladirea vecina va fl distrusa de
flacari.
Una dintre felnei spune ca
omul eel maruntel chemase la
use Si-i spusese in graba urma-
toarele: 'Fugiti din casa cat mai
repede. Cladirea de alaturi va Fl
incurind in flacari. Intr 'un minut
yeti auzi explozie. La dracu Gu
planul lui Lands" Femeia care
declarat acestea este doamna
anlme Corbett.
Dupa aceia necunoscutul aler-
case la uSa easel III care locuia
dina frances Cheoata, sofia unui
functionar al firmei Sears-Roe-
buck, Garcia i spusese aceleas
vorbe, disparind grabit intr o
strada laturalnica.
Mai multe patrule de politisti
armati Gu pusti au pornit in eau
| tarea omului acestuia. Focul
cauzat pagube de 100000.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
CINE POATE RATIFICA
TRATATELE CE LIE IN
CHEIE AMERICA.
N. IORGA.

Washington, IL Maiu. - Depu-
tatul Theodore E. Burton din
Cleveland a facut un studiu ju-
ride al constituted Statelor Uni
te 81 declarat ca parerile difera
in privinta ca cine are dreptul sa
incheie un tratat valabil Gu pute-
rile streine in numele S. u. D-nul
Burton, declarat, ca trei teorii
sunt in aceasta chestie, Gu tQate ca
ell este convins ca tratatul semnat
de presedinte 81 ratificat de senat
este absolut valabil:
H. Ca tratatul negociat de pre-
sedinte care primeste sfatul 81
consimtemantul senatului prin o
majoritate de doua -traimi a votu-
rilor celOr present., este final 81
obligatoriu.
% Ca congresul, intelegand
mai ales camera, are dreptuI
sa-si retina aprobarea sa mai ales
in cazul unor intelegeri, = de
pilda nimicirea flotei, ETC., n a.
wand astfel dreptul de a protesta
contra unui tratat care invoalva
chestii financiare, modifica wanna,
ori include drepturi pc carl con-
stitutia lie da congresului.
81 Ca camera are obligatic
morala ca sd aduca legi carl sunt
necesare pentru ca un tratat sa
fie valabil Isl pus in practica.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
Finante r0nIneSti
ScrisOrile d-lui Nic0lae Iorgo
c6tre ROm6ni1 din Americ0.

Impreurare razboiulu care fost asa de crud pentru
komanla ca 81 rsipa de sgr sa facut pese sama in
tmpu razboulu dupa acea de cat au gasit la carma
er facut finanor romanest sa fe mutt mai
de puteau sa doreasca 81 dusman nosri
versuna In sranatate leul nostu scazut ST. in aceas
tmp desi nu patiam cuponul la dato noasa externa 81
asam tara gra sd implneasca termnul penru bonure
de tesaur nj dstrugea credu 81 facea sa
scada 81 mai multi moneta noasr desi spoam far nici
socoeaa banu notru de har aunc cand Tesauru
la bosevc din Moscova carl chetuiau pentru nevoe
lor otu Statul tnea de indaorrile apuca
sa reaca tara zdrenuta abba plata reguat func
tionari
Acum cateva un minstru de Finante Titulescu fost
eel dntaiu ndrazn sa lea masur energice pentru
indrptare VENT project de lege in
s contribute la reacere averi nsemnae mai
daca le castgasera prn nvrit pc razbou
lu cand a Isl vasau sangele pen alt scop decat pentru
aces domn s faca avef noua Pentru reform
arafat mu simpate in opina pubc luminata 81 char
adversari politici votat-o.
Oar aplicarea vit greutat care fusesera
prevazute Minstrul de Fnante uase prea mutt dupa
xempe din Franta unde 81 contribuabu dar mai aes
tu fiscal snt depsnsi socoe amanune 81 complicate
La moi un sperau, lar cela artau nci pricepee
Era vadt dec char ara mpovrea celor ape
cati sa dele, ca legea va fl pusa de parte.
Asa fagaduisera berali carl ndata dupa acea VENT
la putere facut acela de fapt conducao
d. Vntila Bratianu uat Ministerial de Finante
Din legea dlu Ttulescu, apica numai doua categor
doua "cedue celelate nefnd desfintae, dar amanate
Gu birure vech 81 Gu aceste cedule d. Bratianu ma
daduiese sa pue tara poare sup raportu Ananteor
Sc razma pc econom 81 taiat multi din cheltuee zadar
NICE nga aceasta 81 din cele puteau
aduce spor in aceasta gresit NJ prin ciuntirea
trup pot sal aju mputinand nevoile ui ntarndu-l
facnu- ase in stare sas casge tot celia ce-i trebue
Mare ndatorre luat asupra 81 noul ministru Fnante
vedea daca in stare indepini Dar char de
faceo ntr adevar autat de Banca Naonaa in
partidulu sau inca ro pasrat urmasuui sau
aceia de crese nsas puterea de de produce
terri de cateva lun araa uinito avnt i'll oae pr
vintele.
Numai asa putea drege definitiv 81 fnantee
manest
N IORGA
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
IN CHESTIA
TRAMVAIELOR
DIN CLEVELAND

CLEVELAND. II Mai. = Con-
ductorii deia tramvaele locale au
votat ieri sd accepte reducere in
plata Gle zece la suta, conform pre-
tentlunllor companiei. Ell an Gre
zut ca mai nimerit asa decat sd
mai dea loc la cohferinte 81 lupte
lntre Uniune 81 societatea tram
vaelor. Aprobarea acestei reduceri
fost facuta printr 'un vot de 1856
contra 100.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
SERBARE
in FOLOSUI
VETERANILOR

WASHINGTON, 16 Mai.-Pre-
sedintele 81 Dina Harding planuesc
darea unei serbari in gradina Ca
sci Abe, al carei VENT Sd fie desti-.
nat ajutorarei invslizilor de raz,
boiu.
Prin biroul veteranilor Sc fac a.
ranjamente pentru participarea j
eel putin 1000 de veterani.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
ULTIMA ORA
ALIATII INVITA- DIN NOU
Pc AMERICA LA HAGA
GENOA, II Maiu. = Lloyd

George incearca o noua sforta-
re sa obtina participarea anne
ricana la conferinta din Haga,
convins find ca numai astfel sc
va putea ajunge la un resultat
positiv.
Delegatii sovietelor, dupa o
discutie de o Il intreaga, au ce-
rut timp de inca "a ciasuri,
inainte de a face un respuns in
chestia conferintei din Haga.
Francezii, precum Sc spune, Sc
vor acomoda atitudinei alneri-
cane.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17

UN1UNEA s. B. A. IN CAZ
dc moarte da fa,nilisj msmbru-
lui r6posat IN beneficiu do
Sapto sute dolarj.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
IN JURUL RAZBOIULUI
IRLANDEZ.

Dublin, II Maiu. - In Dublin
sa produs mare eXcitare All
noapte, cand niste rapoarte tele-
fonice vesteau Cd Corkul e-a d.
[strus de flacari.
Pc la miezul noptii corespon-
dentii s'au pus in legaturA en-
cercprile de informatie din Cork,
afland ca desi in Cork ere un
mare incediu, orasul nu err in
nici primejdie.
Focul in chestie ardea la bara-
cele din Cork, earl trebuiau 81
treaca sub stapanirea trupelor
itatului liber. Baracele all ars Gu
desa varsire, lar lumina focului,
care sc vedea de la departare de
mai mute mile in toate directiile.
'acllse lmprcsia ca intreg Orasul
Cork S FAR afla in flacari.
Londra, Is Maiu. = Interpelat
astazl in casa cOmunelOr Gu pri-
wire la trupele engleze din Irlan.
la, Sir Hamar Greenwood, Mini
Strul lrlandei, raspuns Cd la
'farSltul acestei saptamani MI vor
mai fl deloc trupe i'm sudul Irlan-
ldeiy afara Gle cele trebuincioase
in Dublin 81 la apararea coastci.
Belfast, 16 Maiu. = Niste ne
'lnoscuti au tras All dupa Tm;az
focuri de revolver asupra unei
arOcesiuni funebre ce trecea ne
Roya! avenue, strada princ;pala
a orasuiui..
In Erma acestui incident an
alergat la fata locului politisti in
automobile ,blindate. carl eau
'and sa lmprastie multimea, a dat
loc la noui turburari, ceiace a re-
zultat in uciderea unui civil 81
rAni:,a ma multora.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-05-17
In alt jnCeadiu
in Chicago
Focul cauzat de explozia
unei bombe.
Crima sA airline Ini0niSfi10r.
Crima Sc attribute Unionistilor.

Chicago, iii. 16 Maiu. - Flaca-
lrile cauzate de explozia unei
bombe au impresurat All noapte
cladirea de la I'LL Sheridan
Road, care are saptezeci de apar.
tamente 81 care era inca in con
struire. Multi cred ca incediul
este ca o desfidere politiei dir
partea muncitorilor unionisti, carr
din cauza ca antreprenorii iau in
lucru oameni neorganizati ar Fl
inceput ltpta ascunsa contra
acestor antreprenori, punand foe
la tot ce era construit GU sparga
tori de greve.
Flacarile, isbucnind in urma
unei explozii, tocmai pc cand sc
intuneca, au impresurat Gu iu.
teala cladirea care costa $5OO.O0C
81 aprOape intreg aparatul pom
pierilor din partea de nord a fos;
pus in miscare pana ce focul sd
pOata fl stins. Jumatate din a.
ceasta cladire numai granada
de cenuse. A trebuit interventia
Intregei politii din Rogers Park
ca sa poata tine multimea inla.
turf de la locul scenei.
Muncitorii earl lucrau la cladi.
rea aceasta fusesera angaiati N
lucru conform planului de munca
facut de fostul Indicator X. NJ
Lands, fost arbitru i'm disputa
dintre muncitorii unionisti 81 an
treprenori. Planul fusese acceptat
de antreprenori, insa cateva din
tre uniuni au fost contra lui, ne
convenindu-le termenii.
Incediarea acestei cladiri a avut
loc dupa cateva zile de liniste, in
care ,timp politia confrunta dove
zile c0nfiscate la descinderile ia
cute la sediul uniunilor, cand S 'au
arestat peste $50 de fruntasi q
muncitorilor unionisti, lucru ce
s'a facut in urma uciderei dol
politisti de catre patru bombagii
carl au scapat fugind intr'u 'un au-
tomObil. ~.
Astazi s'au mai facut dOu:,
arestari in urma destainuirilor
facute de John Miller, proprieta1
rul automobilului din care sc ira
sesera focurile de revolver asupra
celor dol politisti. Pana aculn
Miller zicea ca autOmobilul ii fiji
.sese furat din garaj. Una dihtre
,persoanele arestate de clirind este
dina Margarcta. Miller, sofia ace
stuia, lar alta este, dupa~cum zice
politia 'un necunoscut miste-
rios".
Conform celor anuntate de pro.
curorul Grove, Miller relevat
politiei intregul plan de terrorism
al muncitorilor unionisti, spu.
,nand despre primirea ordinelor
de bombardare carl efau execu-
tate de mercenari Ecu mana de
fier" lar Cd ordinele veneau de
la cei trei fruntasi aflati acuma
in Arrest.
FOcul acesta aminteste despre
prlInlrea unOr ScrlSOrI amenlnta-
toare de catre asistentul procure
ru1ui, in carl scrisori Sc facea
amenintarea ca daca eel trei frun-
tasi muncitoresti nu stunt liberati
din inchisoare, Sc va pune foe la
mai multp c1adiri aflatn IN oor
structie. Data fiberarei era fixats
in aceste scrisori ca eel multi
pana Sambata trecuta.
Doua femei carl locuiau intr q
casa vecina Gu cladirea incediatA
au declarat politiei Cd Gu putin
inainte de isbucnirea focului ele
fusesera prevenite de un ON ma.
runtel, care le spusese >sx aihS