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councils Of seven Hungarian towns
have decreed that jazz must go.
Eighty per cent of the $500 .000 in
habitants Of the Far Eastern Republic
are peasants. The area of this re-
public equals the combined areas OF
the new republics of Central Europe
Germany, Czecho-Slovakia, Poland,
Austria and Hungary.
In Maine. a constitutional amend-
ment provides thar voter who has
filed an application for an absent vot-
.a aallot with the cferk Of the city
wn in which he is registered. may
vote by mailing or delivering the bal
lot to that official
Fossil remains Of mammals and
dinosaurs have been discovered in the
Desert of Cobb. China. by the third
Asiatic expedition. No dinosaurs had
been found in Central Asia and very
little is known concerning the fossil
mammals of that region.
Deep-sea crabs grow to tremen-
dous size along the coast of Alaska,
many weighing 90 pounds each. Can
neries are to be established there soon
and clans and crabs will be put on
the market A great deal of the crab
meat now being sold in cans in this
country is imported from Japan and
adorned with American labels.
Cowry shells are used as money in
Siam, in the East Indies and on the
west coast of Africa. Sperm whale
teeth are used as a medium of ex-
change in Fiji. Among certain South
Sea Islands red feathers and attrac-
tive kinds of stones pass as currency.
A weevil has been discovered in
Stone County. Mississippi, which is
injurious to the tomato, potato and
turnip. 1t is one-third of an inch long,
dull gray in color and bears on the
wing-covers a pale V-shaped mark.
The larvae feed at night. hiding under
ground during the day.
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OUR FLORIDA PRISON FARM

A circular ecently issued by J. s.
Bitch, the superintendent, says the
farm embraces a tract of $4,000 acres.
of which $4,000 acres are fenced and
1000 acres under cultivation Stock
includes 1900 Jersey, Poland, Angus,
grade and native cattle, 1000 grade
and Poland China pigs, 1000 laying
hens, white Leghorns, Rhode Island
Reds and Barred Plymouth Rocks, and
125 mules and horses.
During 1921 the crops from the farm
consisted OF $4,000 bushels of corn,
$4,000 bales of hay. $4,000 bushels of
sweet potatoes, 100000 pounds of
cured ham and bacon. 1880 gallons
of syrup and feed enough to fill four
10S-ton silos. The farm was able to
collect and turn into the state treas
ury $4,000 during the year.
The average cost per day per in.
mate for food and tobacco was 24.31
cents"
The prisoners are well fed, work in
squads under unarmed guards. and,
singular to say, there are fewer at
tempts to escape than formerly
Moses Folsom in Jacksonville Journal.
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those who plant and it is said that no
one need go hungry in Florida while
mullets swim and sweet potatoes grow.
For those living near the coast a crab
net will furnish dish fit for million
aire, or one can pluck sweet oysters
off exposed tree roots or low hanging
branch when the tide is low. While
favoring the improyident she showers
her bounties on those who toll Many
an acre of oranges has netted it's own
er a thousand dollars this year and
the promise is bright for the future
if nature will but weep little instead
of smiling so continuously, which is
so easy for her to do here in Florida.
Florida Grower
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""o tuai'et u inc ""seeaine'S u
'he Oh''eu S'a'eS are women
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faFed streets IN Chicaso' IL DUNE
"a a straight hne' "Ouia make paved
lhe ieltuee crop ai'hf III tAe lAl-
perial valley ot CaiiIornia IN ~
brought the growers gross income
kerosene carburetor which has
been invented nv Danish bicvcle
maker. is used both on motor cars
and airplanes. Less fuel is needed and
there a no carbonization
riavo, nor con, NJ tho foraior.born
vhi,o ,onnIa,ion ~ ,his country ahove
,ho a.. 20 "a 60. ~ urahia %
soaak rno,,sh
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&c.
The old quaker Westinghouse IN
Easton' Maryland. Is standing just
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SUGGESTS WEST COAST BASE
BALL LEAGUE

An interesting suggestion, and one
that might we'll be taken into con-
sideration by the people of Tarpon
Springs, is contained in the follow
ing article from the Brooksville Star:
The progressive section OF Flor
ida known as the West Coast section.
which has jumped into fame over
night because of the fertile lands in
that portion of the state, is now in
the throes OF baseball fever. All the
towns of any prominence are staging
one or two games of baseball per
week and putting up quality of ball
that naturally calls for the formation
of a league. or somethin', so, there
fore, they are talking about organiz-
ing six-cIub league, at least Brooks
vile is talking that way and it's a
safe bet the other towns will be glad
to join in the chorus.
The dopesters have it this way
What with Ocala, Leesburg and Bush
nell for the upward swing and Inver-
ness, Tarp0n Springs and Brooksville
for the other leg of the course, we
would be all set for about two games
week for about ten weeks schedule,
playing two games in each town per
week, or every other week, whichever
plan is practicable. The idea being to
hold each club to a certain number
of amateurs without salary, prefer
ably from the home lots, allowing a
salary limit tor the purpose of secur-
ing good mound workers. The plan en-
tails building of grandstand in each
town that is not already provided for
and fence to keep the balls in
side. you know, and above it all there
is the little old advertising scheme
that would be one of the biggest fea-
lures of the whole plan in the way of
boosting the great little old West
Coast. What would it mean to have
the morning papers of Jacksonville
and Tampa carry Brooksville and all
the other towns in the circuit two
or three times week on their sport
ing pages? Think it over, fellows.
Then it would provide wholesome
amusement for the afternoons of the
Florida summer and would aid in keep
ing many of our people at home to
spend the summer. ."-Tarpon Springs
Leader.
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FELLOWSHIP

Mr.. w. T. Hood, of ST. Petersburg
spent last week here the guest of rel
atives.
Miss Leone Brooks was on the sick
list last week.
Miss Matte Petty returned home
last Thursday after having spent the
past several months as the guest of
her sister Mrs. Floyd Brantley, of
fernando. Miss Inez Petty and her
two small brothers are now visiting
Mrs. Brantley
Mr.. and Mrs. w B. Coggins and
children. of Weirsdale were guests of
Mrs. Pauline Phillips last Sunday
Miss Blanche Mann. of Winter Gar
den is the guest Of her aunt, Miss Eva
Mills.
Mrs c. A. McCully is convalescing
having returned home from the hos
pital last Friday.
Miss Callie Ferguson left last Fri
day for ritusvilie to assist her broth
ers in their drug store.
Miss Minnie Seckinger returned
home from Pedro last Sunday She
was accompanied home by Mr.. and
Mrs. George Proctor, who were spend
ing the day guests of Mrs. Rosa Seek
niger.
Mr.. George Seckinger. of Manatee is
visiting relatives here.
Miss Geneva McCully left Saturday
for Morriston to be with her sister,
Mrs. n. A. Noble. whose family is sick
with the flu.
Rev. E. A. Burnett preached a very
interesting sermon last Sunday after.
noon at Fellowship to good sized
audience A treat is always in store
for his lucky hearers.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. V. Brooks and chill
dren are confined to their home with
the flu. We trust the sick folks viii
soon be we'll. 1t is very bad for q
whole family to be sick at one time
Mr.. and Mrs. n. H. Lanier and SON
Howard were guests of Mr.. and Mrs
s. ]. McCully Sunday. J,
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CHRISTIAN ENDEAVOR IN AND
OUT OF CONGREGATIONAL
CHURCHES

All loyal members of The COngrega-
tional societies should join the about
l. other denominations represented in
the State c. Z. Union, By having gen
erous subscription Lists FOR our new
state paper, The Florida Christian
Endeayor News" As the new pres.-
dent. My. Lehman. is editor. there
is no better way OF showing apprecia-
ton for him devoting so much time
and vitality to the young people in our
state
The Wes- Tampa Cuban mission is
10 he heartily remembered in gifts by
Congregational Endeavorers this year.
As there IS a c. Z. society in the mis-
son il is more interesting to share
our blessings there.
Il IS q live intermediate society at
Pompona, organized this spring by
Rev Elizabeth Rowland pastor A
model social was recently held at the
parsonage. First business. then games
and guessing contests. followed by
cake and hot chocolate. c. Z. songs,
and last. the Mizpah benediction end
ed a happy and profitable evening.
There are about II live members
in the intermediate society of which
Rev Robt. n. Ward is pastor, in Mi
ami, and Miss Mary Pearl Goodwin is
a foremost worker One night in May
they entertained the Miami City Union,
and will do their part when the state
convention meets in that remarkable
city next June
A great big picnic was that of the
Christian Endeavor society in New
Port Richie recently, in which their
friends, helped out. There were
about 20 cars in the imposing process
sion, and most of them had special
decorations. About 100 people enjoy
ed the lunch at Wall Springs, and then
had dip in the cool lfthia water for
which the springs are becoming more
and more popular
Miss Bessie Crane, active in the
Congregational society of Mt Dora,
was chosen State Secretary at the
Lakeland convention This is an hon
or for the denomination to which she
belongs. Miss Ruth Butts, the mis-
sionary chairman for the Mt. Dora So
ciety was also at the State Conven-
ton.
Winter Park sent several delegates.
including the societys young secre-
tary, of a longtime c. E. family. Miss
Gertrude Ward. to our great annual
convention at Lakeland, during May
GRACE A. TOWNSEND.
Mission Secy. and Press Supt. for
c. E. in Cong. Churches.
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USE SULPHUR TT.
HEAL YOUR Skin
Broken Out Skin and Ieching
Eczema Helped Over Night

For unsightly skin eruptions, rash
or blotches on face, neck, arms or
body, you do not have to wait for re-
Lief from torture or embarrassment,
declares noted skin specialist Apply
a little Mentho- Sulphur and improve
ment shows next day.
Because of its germ destroying prop
critics, nothing has ever been found
to take the place of this sulphur prepa-
ration. The moment You apply it heal
ing begins. Only those who have had
unsightly skin troubles can know the
delight this Mentho-Sulphur brings.
Even 6ery. itching eczema Is dried
right up.
Get small jar from any good
druggist and use it like cold cream.
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The Home Of the Soul

In olden times. it was believed that
the seat of the soul was the stomach,
most likely for the reason that a man
is never so completely used up as
when his tomach is out of order. For
the cure OF ordinary stomach troubles.
there is nothing quite 50 prompt and
satisfactory as Chamberlain's Tablets.
They strengthen the stomach and en-
able it to perform its functions natural
ly. Give them trial. They only cost
a quarter.
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LOVELY FLORIDA

Who would not live in Florida, land
of soft breezes, smooth seas, velvety
sand beaches, scent OF flowers and
song of birds? In Florida nature
seems in her softest mood gentle and
kind. very seldom angry. Nature, too
is liberal, game for the shooting and
fish for the taking; quick crops for
The Ocala banner., 1922-07-14

Mrs John D. Rockefeller was
caught in snow storm Saturday on
one of the mountain peaks OF Yellow
stone National Park. Fires were
built and the party suffered no serious
injury.
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RAILROAD SCHEDULES

Arrival aud Departure Of passenger
The following schedule figures pub
llshed as Information ami not guaran-
teed.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
Sin Menie1m neilider Smut II
Snfio.

Ser gr0Bte iapanti@e 56iffs-
bauer 6. Matiufata, Der iebr groBe
&~unitfammlllngen beiibt, bat ben
=engliiden Riinittileer Jranf 8rang>
pDn b%eanftragt, auf elmer S0be bel
5Eofio Elm groBes Mnieum ffiiir peit.
Idle, 5. +. eatropaiide uro umerifa--.
niide &unit 81 serridten. Die eli.
gentlibe1 Mnienmgrdume mer6ell
nit 8iloern bebd1gt, ndbreub sic
INN ben gartenartigen Snnerbof Ter.
umlaufenben areu3gd11ge fir oic.
Mufitennng ser 5fulptnre11 beitimmt
iino. Gle SammIunge11 Matiufa-
ltas, Die Ben Grun0itof bes 11eue1l
Muferlms biloert ioIlen, umfaijen
.bereits einige tallfeno Geuldloe,
.5fulpturer, Haoierungen uitp., 10.
tDie al1sgendibtlte Merfe oes euro.
.pdiiidhm aunitgetperbes
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30
Mpti5 fit Mntter.

Wiitter ioqten barna9 itreben, bnB
Die gan5e 6amilie Elm ourdgangig
g~ereinigtes 5Ditem b~eritelenbes Say
irmittel 6ieies Grubiabr einnebme.
Sect 1T Die 8eit. Die gamiIie miro
'geinnoer, gliidltder iein unb better
boranfommen, tpenn 6ns 8lut cine
r%onftanoige Reinig11ng ourdgemaht
fat; Der Magen uno oie Giingemeioe
a1sgepubt uno bic Winterfeime aus
5pitem berausgetrieben iin6.
@oniiters @odp Mountain Zee - lit
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30

5eigen.
3ur Seilung aiilBere Bterlebuns
gen, @ur0en unb @ef6pure fat Der.
Sonig ebenfaus iebr gut iih be-.
iudbrt. Grii6e 56nitttpl1noen, gleid
nit &onig perbl1noen. beilen in
~fur5eiter 3eit; fir dltBere @ei9mi-
re bereitet man cine Dortrefflibe
Sonigialbe. Man 1lirnmt balb SO.
mig, balb @eiBmebl uno riibrt sic
Niifung onr6 8ugieben bon tpenig
Baffer gut b11rbeiuunber, Biz tie
5dbe pie Salhe lit. 2dBt man einenI
Raheeloffel Sonig il | 8t. 8ai-
fer auffoaen ntno abfiiblart, 10 err
5b1lt man Elm bor3iiglibes @urgel-
naiier geger1 8eidneroen beim.
y5bluden poer bel ionitigen &als-.
leioen. Selbit fleinere Magenge-
idpiire ion &onig raf6 5uiammen<
5ieben, reifen un0 mtsbeilen. Gin
Glds 6onfstDaifer ODER @ein- ODER
Rl,ntgrog nit &onig bereitet, be-
pirft eirerl rnbigen gdiaf.
Die geiidfiilberten giaeni6aftel.
ltno Dirfuneen beiiBt aueroings
,rur oas ehttte u1lb ~naturreine Bic
ttener5eugnis, ntd,t aud iene mint
bertpertige 8are, bic al binigenss
Breiien III Der Eagespreiie ,at1ge..5
.foten miro. @er oaber Dor gsbaoen
.beiDa1rt bleiben min, fanfe MIR BEL
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30

cine Der beite1 un0 iideriten Grub-
iabrsmeoi5inen 81 nebmen. Raufen
Sic 6ieielbe un6 fin6en Sic pc n I'M
terfdieo aus IN Der garr5en 6amiIie.
SIRE 6arbe miro better iein, iiie ner-
ben better eiien, better idIafen nnb
gutter Dinge unb fr0bli9 fein. ge-
ionoers gut fir 6rauen unb Rinber.
Mnrtin MoIitor.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30

Gin Menid, Ser ME 3eit bat, bat il
dfer 11idts gu Inn.
Der Nordstern. [volume] (St. Cloud, Minn.) 1874-1931, 1922-03-30

CRIT 6urh sag 2efen lernt man,
man 1trgelefen laiien tam.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23

CATRE TOATE SOCIETATILE ROMANO
DE AJUTOR 81 CULTURA 81 CATRE
TOTI ROMANO DE BINE

ziarul AMERICA, ca in tot anil 81 in acest an va IT,
parl un CALENDAR Ca in oti anii 81 in an CALEN
DARUL va fl impodobit dferite fotografi fruoase
Facem APPEL calduros la toate socetate 81 to frat
roman de pc aceste paur sa binevoasca contrbu la
rumsetarea CALENDARULUI niste foografii rumoase
Pc moi ne ntereseaza otogae eprezn ceva carace
rsc pent vaa romaneasca pretundenea dar mai ales
de pc aceste plaiur Calendarul 'AMERICEI aunge in
oate cote umei El poate gasi la mari bibo
tec din America 81 din patra veche 81 la ae nsttutiuni
.:ulturale
Avem ntentia sd araam tuturor cladire romanet mai
frumoase bseric hale grupur de caluser corur 1nun
romanes etc Am dor saraam mai ales enor niste piese
de ara casnica tesatur romanes rationale etc.
Oar nu voim sa publican decat mai fumos mai
Characteristic penu roani Ar bnevente fotografe unor
proprietaN romanes prava mai rumoase banci roma
nesti fabrici ferme model Avem scopu prn publ
,area acesora sd dam mbod fraor demonstra
raor nostr ndeparta 81 strenior aic gadul de pro-
speritae la care auns imgrant romani din America
Atragem atenta tuturor, ca ua in consderare
decat fotoera au mai pubcat inca in Calendaree
lin anil trecuti.
In acest lec face APPEL 81 care acei ntelectua roman
din America carl sd coaborarea dansor
So binevoiasca ne nstnta despre ntenta or Rugam
manuscsee So fie mse Gel mai arzu pana la Is Septem
vre e. ca sd puem scoate CALENDARUL la tmpu obci
auit Rugam in special pc domn professor preo edici
general pentru imigran nos Prn am dor Sd
dam cettorlor nosti lecura olostoare ST. in aceas tp
So cre&m legatra mai stransa mai intma ntre popor 81
adev&ratu munctori intellectual.
Speram CO acest APPEL acelas resune in anil tire.
ou ca vom reusi So dam in an UN CALENDAR
frumos 81 Gu cuprins variat.
Ruga O. foografiile Sd Tie trmse fara n intarsere
penn G. ciseee 81 poata termna yreme Fotografe
nsaccsptate pentu pubcae renapoa proprietaor
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23
MORCENTHAJJ
81 AUSTRIA

LONDRA, 23 Aug. Henry Nor
genthau, fostul ambassador al Anne
ricei i'll Turcia, STA amanat tempo
rar planul sau de reorganizarea in
dustriei austriace, plan care inclu-
de 81 formarea lrnei cofporatiuni
internationale eli un capital de 80
milioane de dolari.
Morgenthau, despre care Sc zice
ca descendentul unei fan1ilii G.
vreesti din Austria, declarat ur-
matoarele catre un reprezentant al
Preset Associate:
"Aproape toti eel GU carl -am
intrat in vorba despre chestia au-
striaca mi-au spus ca era de cea
mai mare importanta ca intai sd
fie aplanate dificultatile economice
ale Germaniei. Aceasta cauza ca.
re III a facut sa-mi incetez activi-
tatea in chestia Austriei, eel putin
pc un' timp de cdteva luni.'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23
FRUNTAS MINER GASIT
VINOVAT.

St. Clairsville, O., % Aug. =
Dominick Venturato, presedinte!e
local al minerilor sindicati, fost
,gasit vinovat de curtea Gu jurati
N cazul uciderei lui John j. Ma
yer, I'm miner local Ell a fost ga
ut vinovat de asasinare de gradul
prim 81 a fost recomandat pentrl
agratiare.
Venturato a fost eel dintaiL
miner judecat din acei. carl al
.;uat parte la turburarile din New
Lafferty, in ziua de u Iunia
;andA Mayer a fost omorit. Ve.-
lictul sa adls pc baza marturi-
sirii mai multor mineri 81 in spa
:ial a unui copil de II ami, care
isfost principalul martor al sta.
.ului.
Advocate lui Venturato au IA.
cut Q cerere pentru acordared
lnui nou process.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23
communist
aTStati

Bridgeman, Mich, % August.
- G. E. Ruthenberg din Cleve.
land, secretar executiv national
al partidului Muncei, dimpreuna
cu alti IA mcmbri al acestui par
It'd, este arestat. Ell sunt acuzati
GU violarea legei sindicaliste din
Michigan.
Ri all fost arestati de agent
federali cu ocaziunea unei adunari
cu caracter communist ce s'a tinut
in 0 padurice aproape de aici.
Agentii secreti federali au mai
pus mana pc niste pamflete CO.
muniste. Alti 81, intre carl ii
William u. Foster, Reinstein 81
Lokowsky, reprezentanti al lui
Lenine in Statele Unite, al
scapat in automobil atunci cand
.politia la incunjurat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23
ANUL XvII.-NO. 1893.
Sa M greSim intentional!

Subsemnaul find prezent la pertractarea pr0cesulu u
niunei in fata Trbunaulu din Youngstown membru
partial desnteresa doror de adevar 81 bunu al Unu-
ne, pentru aaturea de a ertfit banu timp
de 16 AMI rog partidele combatante eri de gre
enonat astfe de procedure interpretare gresita
strca ata de multi cauze nca poate deven reparab
Deczunea Judeui Mr. Jenkins fost rostita foarte car
81 nteles Respng petita reclamation pana dupa adu
narea din Erie, dar sustin receiverul.''
In acestei deciziuni puem doua presdi
putem ua legae communicable dior Pora 81 Aron or cat
de multi vol omul smpatiza dior Atari communicate
precum gunee de pros gust egae receveru
ui d. Muresan pubicate in "Dreptatea Mr. pot cauza
catastroa Unune nducand char pc socea
carl TRIMS delegat la Youngstown Ohio descopere
faudee Acele socea nefind de aa cand sa rostit de-
cziunea Tribunaluu mai stu asaz s creada zaruui
America orr zaruui Dreptatea 81 daca este inca lipa
trinte delegati la Erie, nu.
Tribunalu decarat unctionari sa activeze pana la
adunarea din Erie in fata aunarei si socoteaa
actvatea lor din trecu celor 81 indrep
ttite asi alege functonar da pc mana authorization pc
cei vnova 81 decide refertor la oarea Uniune pc vtor
d. adunarea generala din Erie este decide 81
ceiveru Ineresul al receveruui neintele
gere in sinul Uniunei dureze cat mai multi ndu zua
scump pat lar nteresul nosru-a membror reprezentat
prn societa 81 acestea la rndu or prn delegaese
facem orne sd preuam aacerea din mana receiveruu
Desbracat de patima nima curata impartial de cei
gas vinovat in orce fe sa e pedepsi conform
pacaulu coms caauz numai numai de purul adevar
dragoste fata de Unune @ vedem la Erie la Septembre
unde vol parcpa deegat TRIMS de socetatea Plugaru
Roman " TINEREAN
Youngstown, o, la % August 1922
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23
REPATRIEREA
.NOR PRIZONIERI
RUSI

-' BERLIN, % Aug. - Incurand
vor sosi la Moscova patru vagoane
de prizonieri ruSi, din Germania,
carl fusesera capturati in decursul
razboiului. Eli sunt toti nebuni 81
paralizati de detunaturile bombe-
lor.
Numarul acestui fel Gle prizonieri
rusi in Germania mare, illsa nu
s'au putut expcdia in Russia decat
cele patru vagoanc deocamdata, Cd
torita aglomeratiei de pc caile fe-
rate.
Unii dintrc accSti ncfericiti trc-
sar, la eel mai mic sgomot. Altii
sunt niste paragini ncrvoasc, carl
suspina, tremura 81 Sc miSca incon-
tinuu. Departmental sanitar al
sovietelor a luat toate masurile
pentru internarea acestor nenoro-
|citi in spitale comfortable, imediat
&c ajung Ia Moscova.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1922-08-23
Ate doua state au facut pace Gil mineri
PLANUL DIN CLEVELAND ADOPTAT DE STATELE
ILLINOIS ST INDIANA
Productia saptamanala este de milioane de tone

CHICAGO, % Aug.-Proprietari de mine din alte oua
state facut pace mineri grevspe vreme prope
ari minelor pacroase putu neleaga reprezcl
tant muncitoror la Philadelphia, Pa.
Mneri din Indiana 81 Illinois au intrat All in ucrl ur-
mand mneror din Michigan Iowa 81 Wyoming carl au ince-
put eri ucl tot conform planuu aopat nner din Ohio
la Cleveland In Kansas City proprietar mineor carbun
din sud sut in taatve muncito or Sc crede ca 81 a
vor cadea de acord asupra unui plan porvit.
Aceste negoclaun de pace sau terminal eci Gu success
81 All producunea sapamanaa este de moane do tone
Conactee cheiae ntre patron 81 mucor sunt rcdactac
conform tratatuui din Cleveland de John L. Lewis
preseontee Mnerilor Unit din Staee Unite 81 asocat sal
pc de parte iar de alta parte de propreari de mine
Conform acestu contract minerii rentoarce la u-
cru avand aceeas plata 81 Marte current Gu 45
ze in uma Aces contract ramne in vgoare pana in
81 Marte 1923 Conracul prevede une comsuni
nvestigeze stuatia adevaraa Tn subcomte com
din miner 81 propreari in zua de Octom
vrle la Cleveland Aces cOmte sarcna apanarea
uturor dcultatlor vit in industrial mnicra $; va
stabii pldtile pentru anu vior.
Reinceperea lucruui sa sarbator de mneri in difcrte
orase.
os sa acu dupa discute nenterupa de cnci zc ntrc
Frank Farringon presedntele mnerlo sndcat din Illinois
81 proprletar de mine Harrington decara della nceput
ca u sc poae face decat conform panuu adopa in Ceve
land Proprietar nsista nceput asupra cauzue care
prevede numrea unu uru udcce uncle conroversc
dinre munctor 81 patrondar vee eau cedat deoarece
prevede decat provziun reeritoare la salarle or
Presedintele Harrington decaat contractu este sem
nat de ecare propretar de din Illinois 81 ca Ell dat or
din uturor munctoror sd ucru Dansrl STA exprmat
parerea ca Lun vine producta noal asoanenea
dstrburea carbunor cand ca nu va ii aerl de
greva della calc ferate.
w. K. Cavanaugh presedntele proprearilor din dsrc-
ee 81 decara urmatoaree Crcd ecare proprietar
va nzl nracoo pubicul sd e scut do spocua Gre
dna este ca III cazu cand statu auorit6te locale
xa pretu carbunilor propreari supune
ordne MOI suntem ericit sa aplanat grcva
tenn con de apul Cd lupta noastra lnpta cinstta
dusa in ineresnl pubculu oatc ca perut. MOI am
ST at
blicu cerut aceasa Oar las crede Cd iner sd mai
casge lppta atat de grea ca aceasta'