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Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22
FOR RENT.

men, centrally located, Ine SneIucket No. 25 Snetucket St, For rates, inquire jy22d
 FOR RENT-As of Aug. list. another, all improvements in .Alling Apai tnielIt 1 BIock 4n Franklin St; SIS per month st TOR ia,,l;I RENT-cot5age s at s.;. 4S sgring pike. jy22d TO RENT-smaII tenement of three sGomS sfnE roo with bath. iarge pantry ma1 and Jy19d
 !; FOR RENT-Two furnished connect ing rooms for light housekeeping. In q"4fe oak St. - Jylsd TO RENT-Tenement of four rooms | Icr hght housekeeping Inquire 25 Franklin St. jy1Sd l FOR RENT Three room cottage, as1o a.so fnTnished fur room. on trolley line
 FOR RENT--New four-room furnish ed cottage facing river. at Kitemaug. TO RENT-A tenement. four rooms and a bath, furnished for light house. keeping. lnquire at Il Grove St. 1y17A 1 FOR RENT-Two furnished rooms Mrs. Mosier. Ss Church St. jy17d 1 TO RENT-Elm Court, 175 Broad section. central. Phone 772. jy1sd TO RENT-Tenement of four rooms. No. , North Thames St. Inquire Max Gordon & Son Corp. jy15d
 TO RENT-Furnished rooms; Inquire | s3 Washington St., or Phone 274. Je25d TO RENT Furnished rooms for light housekeeping. 27 Division St.
 FOR RENT - Garage space, I76 | Broadway. Phone 772. je2sd TO RENT-smaiI cottage, also pri- Lunch, If Broadway. je19d TO RENT-stail for one car at ss sachem s.. Phone sl4 or ss4. may27r
 s=oRAGE-Househol goods stored for long or short term: rates reason abi4 Tanning Studio. 62 Broadway.
 TO RENT-.rvrnirnsd roo.ns: also sesoo, eS%s s for r. sht io., ,Asu'skseD'.s If you want a comfortable car to ride in call up JOHN M. PILLAR, 21 Tanning Ave-, Norwich. Dodge closed serv- ice car. Phone 152-I2 FOR SALE
 FOR SALE-One new milch COW and calf and one to freshen soon. l. w. F'oote, R. D. No. 1. jy21d FOR SALE
 Two-tenement house, all modern im- provements, acre of land. barn. , minutes walk from Franklin Square, near car line. For particulars, see
 A. V. COVELLO Phone 6S3-3 IDS CIim St.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

E FOR SALE&1sI6 Maxwell, 1914 Buick, botn five passenger touring cars. 1917 Republic one-ton truck. In quire at Rec Garage. Box 412. Plain- field Conn Phone 27-14 fy22d {
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

FOR SALE-20-passenger Rec jitney auto. very cheap. O. LaBarre, cor. No. Main and Palmer Ave, Jewett City.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

FOR SALE-Ford truck, very good mechanical condition, 1917,, engine and a new body. For particulars. Tel. 69S.
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

FOR SALE+One new milch Guern- sey COW. Plain Hill. E Phone 463-12 2
 :
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

1 FOR SALE-Black walnut roll top desk, black walnut chamber, set, mat tresS and springs, all in exec ptionally i fine condition. Apply at 70 Williams i St. from to D. m. jylgd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

WANTED-Repairin on Ford cars and all parts for Fords. New England Supply House, no No. Main St. jy2d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

FOR SALE-Carpenter's tools, 1 ta- ble gas lamp. second hand kitchen utensils, engineer drawing table,S1 old table. l old fashioned desk with drawers, second hand sewing ma plate, pitchers. Apply to H. w. Lucas
 43 Broadway, Central Bldg, City. jy19d
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

lesladies, also piano player, at F. w. Woolworth's, jy9d
 WANTED-75 cords hard wood with in five miles of city, easy to reach with auto truck Address Wood. care Bu1- letin Go. jySd
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

WANTED-Young woman typist ex- peIlenceo, efnclent Address Office Work. care Bulletin jy22d :
Norwich bulletin., 1919-07-22

TO RENT-Small cottage, also pri- yate garage, 35 Union St. Inquire City Lunch. 14 Broadway. je19d
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

IITAsHINGTON. D. C.. March IS
w Anywhere that Americans gather.
whether It is in this country or in
France. they talk politics. Just now
they are talking presidential politics.
And the Americans In the expedition
ary force seen to be as eager to pick
The next president OF the United
States as the Americans who gather
At the Toltec club or the corner store.
To the person who listens 20 the
gossip in France and then returns TO
America and listens to the gossip
hsrs nothing iG more striking than
the differences in viewpoint Over
there they talk Of q soldier candi-
date. 1t IL either Gen. Pershing or
Gen Leonard Wood over here SOL
der candidates are said TO have less
chance. the talk Is OF McAdoo, or
Gov. Cox, or senator Harding, or sen
stor johnson, or William Howard
Don't Like Home Politics.
Comparatively few Of the men who
have been IN France have returned.
and perhaps many OF them viii as
simulate the political opinion Of those
Of more mature age who remained IN
America. but the fact Is the Ameri-
can troops abroad, large numbers OF
them. talk OF their political power in
practically being able 70 elect the
next president OF the United States.
The officers and men who talk in
diligently about American politics 10
the inquirer in France make Il clear
that they are more or less disguised
with the politician type who has been
ruling or misrulinE America as the
case may be, and they want a two
listed American, who will keep the
country prepared to meet its forth
coming problems IN q decisive Amer
lean way. They talk "a II both the
Republican and Democratic leaders
have been exploiting the rank and
Tie Of the two parties by dema-
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
YANKEES LEAVE
BIC BLOCKADE
Warm Farewells Pass From
Ship To Ship of the
Grand Fleet.

London, Eng March 15.-(Corre-
spondence OF the Associated Press -
OrIcers and men Of the grand fleet
miss their comrades Of the American
hattleshlp squadron which shared IN
the war vigil Of the British navy. The
text. just made public. OF the mes
sages exchanged by the two forces,
when the American ships departed De-
cember 1. shows how strong was the
friendship between them
As the American dreadnaughts
steamed away. the British commander
Inchief signaled:
Your comrades OF the Grand fleet
regret your departure. We trust this
is only temporary. and that the inter
change Of suua irons from the two
may be repeated We wish you good
by good luck. and that you viii have
a good time and come back soon"
In reply came the following
Your friendly and brOrherly signal
OF Godspeed is deeply appreciated by
the officers and men OF your sixth
battle squadron. We viii never for
get the hospitality. which has made
us feel a part Of your big family, and
we intend 10 maintain that relation
for all time We al hope 10 serve
under your Command
The use OF the word your" was lost
upon no one In the Grand fleet. least
OF all admiral Beatty. Another mes
SAGE was Immediately sent;
This is indicative Of the intimate
brotherly unity and sympathy which
exists on both sides OF that greatest
ocean highway. the Atlantic, and. as
IL is not Joined By land. Is kept warm
and alive largely by mean OF the sea
To which the American squadron
made answer.
.The officers and men OF the Sixth
bartleship squadron appreciate more
than can be explained the reverend
fnr hospitality OF the officers and men
OF the Grand fleet We leave with
close recollection Of our happy stay
in these waters. and with hope tnat
we NAV renew the firm friendship that
has grown up among US
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

We sell Kodaks and Kodak films
We do Kodak finishing that viii sat
isfy the most particular. A regular
department for mail orders
J. r. Gandara Photo supply Co.
In a few days we will be in our
new home in the Wigwam Theatre
building-just a couple OF doors from
our present iocation.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
EXTRA WEAR
FROM SHOES

"A year ago / had my shoes re-
soled with Ne6lin Soles- The soles
are still In service, and it looks as If
I would not be able 70 wear them out.
because the uppers are going first, "
said ". c. Dickinson, Of New Haven,
Conn.
Good repair shops everywhere cary
these tough and durable soles- See
for yourself how long they last by
having them put on a pair of old shoes.
Or If you are In need Of new shoes, buy
them with Ne6lin SoleS- They cost
no more than shoes that give less
wear, and you need fewer pairs. They
come IN many styles for men. women,
and children.
Ne6lin Soles are created BY Science
70 be comfortable and waterproof. as
well as long-Wearing. They are made
by The Goodyear Tire & Rubber Co,
Akron, Ohio, who also make WingfOot
Heels-guarsnteed 70 outwssr all
other heels.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Take Groves Tasteless CHILL Tonic
II Warns the Body BY Purifying and
Euriching the Blood You can soon
feel its strengthening, Invigorating
Effect. Price 60c.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

d.. B. r. Clutter. physician and sur
geon: office 517-IS-1s Martin Bldg.
Tel 1s12.-Adv.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
WILL NEXT PRESIDENT Be SOLDIER
Or A CIVILIAN NOW IN COUN Try?

In France Soldiers Talk of Generals Pershing and Wood
But In Washington the Politicians Talk Of McAdoo,
Cox, Harding, Johnson and Taft; Gen. Wood Is
Most Popular With the Soldiers At Present Time
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

a bunch Of American soldiers eager 20
return home from France were held UP
Tor a day az ST. Navarro the port Of
emharl1ation, because 80 soldiers did not
have the two extra pairs Of shociaces re-
quired By the reEultioua.-From Leslis'h
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
NOVELTY RIBBONS
HAIR ORNAMENTS

These are again favored BY fashion. The
designers have done most ereditable
work on the new creations. Casqus and
Spanish Combs as well as Pins are worn.
These have Rhinestone and eolored stone
settings.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Santiago and vsiDErsiso. chile, have
omen tramWay conductors
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Girls T OremOst Fashions
The Girls Own Shop is showing wonderful display of ire
sstible Froeks of Silk Tafeta and GeOrgee These are
dresses which appeal to the younger The loneliness and
beauty of these models created especially for the Girl of to IA
years Also the Subdeb" creations for the Miss of u to Is
years. Priced at $1O95 to $780,
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Director general Picz. OF The emergency
heet corporation EayEE "In an Atlantic
coast ahipyard wo-kmen today receive 81
Tor putting in time that brought them 81
a year ago. and the average output per
individual has dropped 20 two-thirds OF
what q was one year aEo-f'-From Leslle'E.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15

Of Lawrence
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
Shouting OF Distinctive Styles In
Corsets and Underwedr
For Stout Women
Mildred
UndermuSIinS

THESE are especially designed for the Stout figure.
L They are thoroughly reinforced to provide long
wear. These Undergaments are properly made Of
the best materials and attractively trimmed. They
are nriced as follow
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
MOTOR MILLINERY

These are designed specially for Motor
and Sport wear. Chic styles are shown
IN durable materials in most pleasing
color combinations both attractive and
lasting.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
GOWNS $50 TO 5000
TEDDYS SIPS TO $3.50
SKIRTS SI.25 TO $500
DRAWERS 500 TO $3.50
CORSET COVERS z5c TO $3.50

We also show attractive line Of Silk Undegarments
for stout Women-an attractively priced
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
CHIC WAIsTcOATs

Waistcoats or Vests are indispensable
with the prevailing modes in Suits. Each
express brings Us new effects, each one
smarter than the last Materials include
Moon Clio, Kumse Kumsa, Ponges, six
Rep, Linens, Satin and Piqus- Hand
embroidered and lace trimmed styles.
El Paso herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1901-1931, 1919-03-15
NOVELTY HOSE

Low Shoes require Novel Hose if one Is
to be smartly dressed The new arrivals
in Women's SILK Hose include lace and
drop stitch styles as well as lace inserts,
embroidered and lace clicked effects.
They come in Black. White Brown and
Gray. Prices range Sis to $3.50.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08

iului Andre, III 1901, 81 minis
trul marinei Pelleton, la 1902. In
1902 Dejeante cere intinderea
dreptului sindical asupra tuturor
functionarilor, 81 in 1903 Valiant
propune ca fuhctionarii sd Sc poa-
ta sindicaliza fara sa mai alba
nevoie de invoirea statului. in
1904 Barthou de partea func-
tionarilor. Nedreptatea era ca
dreptul de sc grupa in sindicat
era acordat unor functionari, 81
altora nu. Astfel char decizii spe-
ciale opreau pc cantonieri 81 ps
curatitorii de canale sa Sc sindi.
calizeze. De la 1906 la 1909 au
urmat mai multe incercari defa-
Norabile functionarilor publici.
Functionarii au/lucrat cit au pu.
tut pentru cererea lor. Eli au IN
tarit-o prin motiunile a trei con.
grese. Ceea ce retinea guvernele
de acorda dreptul sindical, era
teama de greva functionarilor,
ca 81 cum grevele ar avea de eau
"a sindicatele 81 nu nemultumi-
rile. Ceea ce e drept insa, Cd
functionarii sindicati Sc pot mai
usor intelege sa faca greva, pen
tru apararea drepturilor lor, de.
cit in starea de neasociare.
Postasii s'au pus de doua ori
in greva, fara sd fie sindicalizati.
dar ar fl facut-o mai lesne 81 mai
GU folos pentru dinsii, daca ar
fl fost organizati in sindicat.
Emil Vandervelde spunea ca
daca statul Isl intinde stapinirea
in dauna proprietatilor private
81 daca ell nu da functionarilor
dreptul pc care acesti functionari
Il aveau in intreprinderne priva-
te. asia fnsamna ca statismul de-
vine tiranie de neingaduit. in
sfirsit anul acesta, curentul de-
mocratlc care cutreera lumea a
slit parlamentul francez sa ad-
mita, in sedinta din q Februarie,
dreptul sindical, prin care func-
tionarii sc vor putea de acuma
inainte grupa pentru ajutor mu-
tual, pentrn case de retragere,
pentru asigurari in contra acci-
dentelor, sis3n acelasi timp sc vor
putea organiza in contra puterii
abuzive statului. Informatiile
acestea le aleg dintr 'un studiu al
dcputatului Deshayes.
Va urma.)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08
inTERylk!|'W! ! ! cU G Y. D0lMNUL
RATIGAN fNSARcINA-
TUL AFACERILOR ANG-
LEI La BUCURESTI.
- IMPRESIILE D-SALE DIN
TRANSILVANIA.

Domnul Rattigan, insarcinatul
de afaceri al Angliei la Bucurest
a fost dimpreuna ell doamna Ra-
ttigan timp de yre-o zece zile la
moi in Ardeal, vizitind Iocalitati-
le: Sibiiu, Saliste, Ocna-Sihiiului.
Alba-Iulia, Cluj, Abrnd 81 Brad,
reintorcindu-se apoi prin Sibiiu
iarasi la Bucuresti. D-nul Ratti-
gan, un mare prieten al nostru.
a avut amabilitatea sd primeascS
pc unul din redactorii rostri ca
re intrebindu-l despre impresiilc
sale din Ardeal d-sa a raspuns
urmatoarele:
Impresilc mele din Transilva-
MIA Sc pot rezuma astfel:
Tara de o bogatie extraordi-
nara, popor simplu, harnic 81 pin
de viata 81 de, ospitalitate fara
margini. Gu astfel de armonie
intre tara 81 popof poti avea in
credere deplina 1ntr 'un vitor stra
iucit, mai ales, daca diferitele e.
lemenfe ale populated Sc inteleg
bine intre ele 81 conlucreaza III
mod loial la consolidarea 81 pros
perarea tarii.
De prezent este foarte de in
teles ca sentimentele anumitelor
elemente sunt putin cam deprima-
te: ranile sunt inca prea recente
81 poate este cam greu pentru Gel
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08
PENTRU ACEI Carl
MERG ACASA.~

Cetitorii nostri carl merg acasa,
ar face bine 80 abonexe xiarul "A
meYica".
Ziarul America" le Va ii de
mare folos, caci prin el vor afla
stiri din iptreaga l,fme 81 vor Fl ID
current Gu tot 60 se pstreoe in tara
aceasta unde su locuit atita, timp.
Vor Il in current Gu viata rofninsa-
sca do ne acssts plaiuri, viat3 "a
care an trait q care Il intersseaxa.
Pc linga aceast& xiarul .,Ameri-
@" = Va intsress 81 de soarta
neamnlui nostru d acasA find .
tribun1 ibsra de- p care - u
|propovad adqiasc4 9i = arate calsa
|oee dreapt1 ~ care trsbus "a
lnmese taranul rcman, pelaEu IN
bunatf ftiraa ptxrsi hi sultursaa =
|econol1ics. A III
Pystsl Aboaana1n1nluf n -
|nis Mast: - IN - }6oC. -
Iuni 40,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08
Correspondents par
dcu|ara din Paris.
De: DR.. G. Savul.

Sc pare ca timpul simplei bat
.iocoriri bolsevismului sau lau-
del mistice a trecut, 81 ca Sc in
cepe acuma de catre constiintele
mai cinstite 81 mai serioase a Sc
cerne ce bun 81 ce e rau in boil
sevism. Astfel in urma vizitei IA
cute in Moscovia de Arthur Ran
some. stim urmatoarele asupra
operei educative noui de acolo.
Stunt acuma 16 universitati, in
loc de 6, cum erau inainte de re-
volutie. Cele mai multe au fost
intemeiate din initiativa soviete-
lor locale. ca la Astrahan, la Ny
nj. la Kostrome, la Tambov, la
Smolenok. S'au deschis noui in
stitute tehnice. 1nvatamintul e a.
cuma liber. In -urma unui decret
din August 1918, s'au desfiintat
toate eXamenele cerute Inainte
pentru a fl primit in universitate
81 prin acest mijloc s'au atras
spre cultura malta toti eel dori-
tori de dinsa 81 earl din diferite
motive n 'aveau studiile complec-
te. Numarul studentilor la univer-
sitarea din MOscova mai mutt
de doua orr ca 1nainte, 81 majo-
ritatea studentilor noui s'au In
scris la facultatile de stiinti, fl
losefie 81 istorie, nu la drept 81
medicinal. Scolile pregatitoare
sunt de dOua grade: uncle pentru
copii de la 7-12 ami. 81 altele
pentru eel de la 1917 ami. COpii
sunt hraniti in scoli, eel mai sa-
raci primesc haine 81 imbraca-
minte. Sc tin multe cursuri pen
tru muncitori, cursuri de mccain
ca. de electricitate. de agricultu-
ra, pentru ca munca sd fie mai
inteligenta. mai productiva. In
Octombrie 1917 erau la Petrograd
23 de biblioteci; astazi sunt 40;
erau la Moscova 80 de biblioteci
publice. astazi sunt IS. Numarul
bibliOtecilor crescut 81 in pro
vincii. in districtul Usolski sunt
73 bibliOteci satesti, 80 mai mari
81 800 sail de cetire. In afara de
scoli. asa numiteh institutii de e.
ducatie s'au inmultit la Moscova,
in urma revolutiei, de la 369 ia
1857. Biblioteci rulante sunt bine
organizate. Sc cetesc putine roma
ne sentimentale, dar multa litera-
tura politica. Plac poeziile poll
tice ale lui Demian Biedny. La
simple de tot pentru pu
blicul eel mai larg, asupra legi-
lor 81 decretele guvernamentale,
studii asupra lui Marx, studii e.
conomice. descrieri asupra dife-
ritelor faze ale fevolutiei, Sc ce
tesc Gu pasiune. Sc vorbeste de-
spre nasterea unei noui arte pro
letariene. Guvernul a tiparit Pc
socoteala lui toti scriitorii clasici
rusi Gu tendinti democratice, 81
cartile Sc Wind pc preturi foarte
ieftine. fara ca librarii sa alba
dreptul de le ridica.
Aceste constatari facute in Ru-
sia acuma cinci luni, au fost con-
firmate prin descrierile norvegic
nilor Puntervold. 81 Stang.
Asia inseamna ca deceit sd tot
cirtim. mai bine sa ne punem 81
moi pc munca.
Aducerea la viata politica a
claselor uvriere inainte ca ele sl
fie sufficient pregatite pentru d.
ceasta, face pc Francezi sd Sc GIN
geasca tot mai multi asupra mil
loacelor de pregatire.
Bibliotecile populare sunt prin-
tre miiloacele cele mai potrivitc
81 cum organizarea lor plina de
cursuri, Sc discuta acuma o noua
organizare a lor. Dintre reforme-
le propuse dtsfac citeva ce pot
f0losi acelora de la moi, carl vor
gindi ca nu mai este timp de as
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08

carl mai ieri erau stapmi ca azi
sa Sc impace Ell gindul ca ntl mai
sunt.
| Oar ell timpul 81 sub regimul
! intelept de libertate 81 egalitate
pentru toti 81 de viata publica
nepatata, astfel cum arata Fl
regimul d-lui MANU-, Ell am in-
credere ca toate elementele dife-
rite ale populated Sc vor recon-
ella devenind cetaten.. loiali al
Rominiei Mari.
| RomInia va avea importantal
rol in interesul civilizatiei, pc ca
ire il da 81 situatia eli geografica
| de servi ca zid de aparare impo-
trivia bolsevismului. In ceea &c
priveste pericolul bolsevismului
| in Ardeal, Ell cred, ca Transilva-
mia va Fl ultima tara in care va
iZbucni aceasta boala. Gu toate
suferintele din acest razboiu, Ro-
mini au ramas intact de infec-
| tia bolsevSmului. Este de necrc-
zut GU ce pHtere de resignatN au
| indurat Ell aceste suferinte.
Cum va explicati acest
fapt?'
,,Mie fmi pare ca explicatia lip
sci orr carei urine de bOlsevism
| 81 de anarchie Sc gasim in civi-
lizatia traditionala Rominului
FL are in SINCE instinctul ordinei
81 civilizatiei mostenit de la stra-
mosii sal din Roma.
Toate aceste lucruri ma fac sd
cred, ca Rominia Mare va Fl dem
na de\ rolul important. care o as
teapta 81 care va fl multi mai ma
re in viitor deceit a fost i'm trecut
Rugat find apoi ca sa dea unc-
lie lamuriri despre sentimentele,
| pc carl lie nutreste Anglia fata de
moi, d-sa a raspuns urmatoarele !:
,,Rominia in implinirea che
marii sale inalte pOate conta Gu
toata siguranta la sprijinul Ma
rei-Britanii. care gaia de con-
lucra la desvoltarea acestei tari.
10 misiune compusa dintr r'un mem
bru al parlamentului englez 81
din dol experti a fost trimisa' de
catre guvernul englez, ca rls-
puns la invitatia authorization
transilvanene, pentru a eXamina
conditiile locale 81 studia che
stia fOrmelor sub care cOnlucra-
rea tehnica 81 financiara a Marei
Britanii in fransilvania va Fl
mai acceptabilA Aceasta misiu-
ne va sosi in curind in Ardea!''
,,Ce parere aveti despre de-
ciziunile Conferintei din Paris9''
,,Bine inteles ca deciziurile
eli au cauzat une orr deceptiuni.
S ar putea spune, ca nici tara,
nici cele mari, nici cele mici nu
este multumita> pc deplin Gu salts
facerea dorlntelor sale indrepta-
little la Conferinta de pace. Oar
trebne sd he gindim, ca PIMA
cind toate partidele sunt nemul-
tumite, arbitrajul t6tusi este un
principiu just. Este> un fenomen
psihologic cunoscut, ca durerea
lasa mai multe impresii, decit
bucuria. Astfel omul sc gindeste
mutt mai multi la ceea fe a pier
dut, decit la ceea ce c1stigat. En-
imi permit de a va sfatui siste-
mul contrar. in cazul RomIniei
Mari, acest sistem nu poate II
greu. avind in vedere cd Rominia
Mare STA realizat cea mai mare
parte din aspiratiunie sales
,,CInd vom avea fericirea
de a va vedea la noi?"
- ,,Drept ramas bun VA declar
ca att u.-cit 81 sofia mea nam
parasi nici odata tara GU mai
nti1t regret in suflet, dar ne con-
soIidam GU g1ndul, ca moi ne vom
reintoarce in curind in aceasta
tara att de frumoasa, de incin-
tltoare 81 de ospitalitate atit
de fabuloasa.
,Patria"). r.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-09-08
SINGURA FARMACIE R0-
NINA ,,KEPES" Din
PATRIA vECHE.
2017 w. 25 Str, Cleveland, o.
(Vis-a-vis de United Bank

MOI tinem tot felul de medicini de
aici 81 din patria veche si le vinden
Gu cea mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noastrA lucrA farma-
cisti diplomati, care vorbesc romfneste
si IN alte limbi din patria veche.
Avem cele mai bune medicini si
nedici pentru bOale secrete, femeieSti
si bArbatesti, precum si pentru alte
boale si garantam pentru leacurile ce
dam orr trimitem GU posta. Scrie ro-
mfneste si moi va servim tot romine-
ste. Medicf specialist care intotdeauna
stau Ia dispozitie. (2456).
Avem medicini pentru 1 dollar pen
tru asudarea picioarelor care miroasa,
ID vindeca in zile GU garantie.
CHijeSte de numhrul 2O17 West Is str.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1919-01-21
BENNY LEONARD IS
EASY WINNER over
DUNDEE IN 8 ROUNDS

NEWARK. " j.. JIn. "o.---lirrnt l""-
nHrd. lightweight champion. HI! tlp DIX
i:culIy IN vutpuiEt.Hg Johnny hG:'d"'.
cr New York IN All light r"um! t""' "a
the FIRST Regiment a!.h"ry h'."' tonight.
The CONTESTANTS weighed u: - ln""' =.
m. Leonard tipping IN" S'Il"& Il: i"d'
pounds and Dundee ~ 10.
VITA III" exception IF III" !r:i ana
taIrd rounds wE,,h wcE: q Du"G"" un
a.:srcSs r"n"$$ The hampton i"i
throughout. landing TIA" NOR" "'f""':r"
blows. Dundee waS Willing; Il: MI lines
hui Leonard NaS too ia%;.
In The second and f"..:lh rounds I.""-
narI krpl his "Irrm"ii away with l"!i
hooks to thu lac" I!.a - Ii" it"Nt r"UmG
QuIrk"u"d In" pace. '"ru"rlng nunl""
and sending IN LEI; h"uGs and short right
UprcrcutS.
Thc champion landed several hard
rights ~ the body N tn" slArh ard dr"v"
Dundee Lhoui tn" r:pg IA III" seventh
with succrSslT" jabS.
in tho tIil;Il round DUnd"" MAS rurE"d
| completely around hi' hard left % III"
| head. Dundec'S fac. was marked when
! III" bout 'nd"d.
| rat$y Kline. OF Newark. refereed.