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must be boiled first. and II milk
straight from the farm or from .
small dealer Is used II must be sub
Jected TO a temperature OF 1877 degrees
Fahrenheit after It has been strained
through a thin layer of absorbsrt
cotton. Straining II In this manner
frees It from All dirt and a good many
germs. and pasteurizing 1t (by heat
ing II to 1877 degrees F.) destroys
those disease germs that remain It
has been found that sterilized milk
does not gree with babies so well
as the "ot rtined" or ''pasteurized.-
and II Is only used now In cases Of
sickness.
Because Of the dificuity experienced
by some women in the preparation
OF modified" feedings. condensed
milk and other forms OF dried foods
are used These are all lacking in
fat. ana although q child may appear
well nourished. It's resisting power
to disease wiH be less than that OF
child otherwise fed unless the
proper amount OF cream and lime
water ba added to the feedings.
Therefore IN using commercial baby
foods. never be satisfied with merely
dllutlng the powder with water or
oven with mink, Dut add q sufficient
amount OF cream to each feeding In
order to insure the necessary amount.
l win admit that the preparation Of
a days feeding requires time, pa
tiance and intelligence and that the
use OF any one Of the many prepared
foods Is far easier and quicker; but
what Of all that when 1t Is a question
Of starting q child along the path
way OF life with q good. heartily con-
stitution, or handicapping II with one
that succumbs to every form of sick
ness on the caIendar2
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GGXU YB can mporaftty at aleapf
w get a ilttls ,,:c, s.1s beer ,,'.: ana; ana
Mr.. RanSle as he and Mr.. Jarr came
uptown together. Lets stop in
Gus's cavern OF despair and slop up"
Nothing doing for mel" said Mr..
Jar decisively. I'm strong against
light wines and weak beer. That
way lies dyspepsia!"
well. having a drink Is only a
habit. A bad one, though" said Mr..
Rangle, becoming. on 'hand, a pre-
ceptor OF morals. AS for a bonehead
dry country, It was the cursed spirit
Of false sociability that brought It
all about. What do care II the
world goes dryT"
That's right" said Mr.. Jarr. I'VE
simply didn't know what to do with
ourselves or our time and so we used
to 30 into a saloon"
81 seldom did. except. OF course,
when 1 was with a friend" remarked
the worthy Rangle.
MY little old home was always
good enough for me-" said Mr.. Jarr
virtuously. zone Is welcome TO ones
home because those at home love you
They arc not simply after your
money"
-And you always have q warm well
come, said Mr.. RangIe. "a mans
wtfe's always pleased to see him In
the old style saloon a man was only
one OF a bunch and his welcome was
according to the amount OF money he
was fool enough to spend. It's the
home thing for me. every time!"
'HeIlol" said Mr.. Jarr as Mrs. Jarr
opened the door for him and then
hurried away. Aren't you going to
give me a hssI"
'-Oh, don't bother me now" said
Mrs. Jarr carelessly. "JaclS SilveTs
here, and so Is Cora Hickett and they
are going to stay for supper and I've
got TO make the salad and DESSERT"
Il thought you'd be glad TO see
me come home early!" said Mr.. Jarr.
I'VE got through at the office sooner
than usual, and. as 1t was such a
nice day
-oh. know I should be glad to
see you come early. II for nothing
but the novelty" said Mrs. Jarr
shortly. you always come early
when you're broke"
I'm not broke" said Mr.. Jarr in
dignantly.
-well. give me IS then I want to
send Gertrude out for some things
for dinner!" said Mrs. Jarr.
Mr. Jarr handed over the IS with
out a murmur and headed. somewhat
crestfallen, for the front room.
Don't go in there, for goodness
salCei" said Mrs. Jarr. peeyishly.
LsDnR.t xOa think the xannE t0lkA
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Lucille the WaitreS S
The Best Arm Waitress in TOUn Has Little SpGt
OUer Prohibition and Dictates the Terms of Peace
I. By Bid e Du dley
, The Press ruhilnhins Co CTAs New IOrh Even
Z YELL how does Prohibition

GGvV TBLI4 how does Prohibition
w strike your" asked Lucille.
the Waitress. a. the
Friendly Patron took his seat at the
lunch counter.
1T hasn't bothered me much" he
replied.
I'VE had a hum -dinger OF an ar
gument in here this morning about
IL" Lucille went on. up TO that
time I didn't know Just what the
darn thing was Al first I thougnt
II was some new show or something.
Well. now got the stage set less
80 on with the story.
"a shoe drummer takes = seat
about where you're At and. having
designated oorned beef hash. smiles
at me an says:
"How do you like ProhIbttionr
"SHAven't seen H. I says I
haven't been inside . theatre for q
long time Any shimmy in itT-
'-rhis guy laushA Say. deads'
he sayu. Prohibition amt a show
"'weIl. what y ia daseaser I
rAyA
-ProhHDition's law he says.
"rJachurelly Il fiops me . little
Well. whAddye take me for-a
lAwyerr 1 ask.
"'oh, boyl' he chucltiea. Prphibi-
ton cuts out the booze and all It's
relations. It Affects the bars.'
"weli.' / says. Lawyers practise
before the bar. don't theyr
"T get you. dearie.' he says You're
trying to bo witty
-Dawgone me- anyway Ny goat
begins straining at It's lease.
"come to, Mister / says Where
do you get that "dearie" stufr1 Any
time want to be called "deario''
I'll choose me a true love and stroll
with him beneath the siivery moon.
All Of which Is a tip TO hang on the
undude familiarity
HE tries to make aments. Hold
steady. child he says. Didn't ]
used TO know you In Elmirar
"'You did no such a thing I says.
I never was In Elmira and II Was
wouldn't tell no travelling men
Don't try 70 upstate me. I'm . New
Yorker from A to giEzard.'
~Well. sir. I Wisht you could a
lamped him He surely was tho siclI.
Ell cat In the catalogue l was Eia1
I joited him because that ancient Ac.
quaintaace dope surely pall-bears or
my nerve censors.
"All right he says, II I never me-
you in nmira I'm sorry
= saf I asaH had - hasn Ehasa
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never would "a met YOU says. be
cause wouldn't "a visited the FL
mira Informatory.'
you probably know that place is
q Jail with padded cells TO put the
refractious in and everything. Well.
sir. 1t closes him UP for q minute
Then a tall victim In his vicinitude
gets In.
Evidently he thinks you're a half
portion he says. Or rather. that's
how II sounds to ME.
Not on your life I amt I shoot
back If he thinks I'm a half-por-
ton he better get q x-raise peek
into his brains.'
Poraa, say this new guy. I
didn't say -half-portion-"
What's thAtr I demand. wanting
TO know Just how tough the insult
Ia
-PortiA was an invention Of WILL
tam ShAkebeer.'
Invention. chr I say. Wei. they
amt no patents on me. 80 less me
and you forget this guy with the
ATS per cent name and talk Colum-
bus Circle
Didn't you ever see shakebesr
plAyedr asks the nrst victim.
NO. says. Z don't caro- much
about gamea.'
We'll sir. the two Of 'em both
start to laugh and / get pretty sore.
That's the dope 1 says. Go
ahead and laugh and show your dem
tai cavities'
About that time they pick up
their checks and leave Then some
kindly guy with his hooks out for
another chunk OF butter tells me
that Prohibition means to cut out
the booze. Nov Whaddye think of
that7"
"And you'd never heard Of Prohi-
hilton beforef" asked the Friendly
Patron.
NO." concluded Lucille. THAT is
I nSver heard what It meant. al
ways thought the word Prohibition
meant Woman Sufferance. giving the
women the right to be ballot
dSncers-"
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Tor when
him the Crouch h-no
he than Col
House, and a Boshevst
There NO pleasing
e pickett his without relish oomplaneth of indigestion
He exclaime Great alive that should
feed lamb. to-day. yesterday fOreverr
He smoketh like a
He piazza garden. wresteh With
the lawnmower
He taketh his nivver putteh together again
~He nkereth with the vacuumcleaner desroyeh i'll
weather. the
cook the ngbo the robins the household
expenses and the whole wold g.
4 small Sunday school,
on q fishing
1 him:
evening usual
boved dOst thou forth and take the ARr
Hgheth bitterly. answereth saying:
the
doorsa closed n they SELL II to mel
"very verify that beforednner COCKTAIL
thereof whole h and habits and
nature and disposition?
am not down. Of exceeding good cheer.
a a coectionot and IN time
his virtue shall reVd
therein.
nndet always SOME mischief to his hand
childish pasme for his delight
their wnecarS
he shal smile them, pityingly, saying: ,
NAY nay. old ma peach Melba is MY limit
all the world, punedup with self
righteousness HEl
For only when he kept -
dinner waiting. ALWAYS missed the 615" Selah
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want to be alone7"
''Young foIlesI" cried Mr.. yaRr.
That old dub Jack Silver isn't any
younger than ami"
And the more reason for you 10
stay out, thenl" said Mrs. Jarr. He
is very we'll to do and would mako
an excellent match for Cora, and X
you go in there he'll get TO talking
about the Investigations Of war scan
dais. or Wall Street, prize fighting.
baseball or politics or some stupid
old topic that interests men, and that
will take his mind on Cora-and she's
looking so sweet in her new dress
Clothes are so becoming to that girll-
They are to everybody. believe.
said M. Jarr. "Well. all right II I
can't 20 in the front room I'll sit In
the dining room"
you'll do nothing Of the kindTs
said Mrs. Jarr decisiveiy. TIN get
ting out my cut glass and am sstfing
the table with new centreplecS
and overseeing Gertrude's cooking.
II you take your eye on her a mo-
ment she burns everything. You'n
Just get me all upset You stay Oub
OF the dining ROOM
-Can't 1 go In the kitchen. thsnS-
asked Mr.. Jarr. -..H
THAT would be worse. You'd be in
Gertrude's way" said Mrs. Jarr.
'T7l 20 in the chldren's eoom,S
mumbled Mr.. Jarr.
You stay out Of there, too naid
Mrs. Jarr, sharply. Il gave the chdIa
dren their suppers early and promised
them you'd take them to the park
and the moving pictures Tomorrow
II they went right TO sleep. Their
rooms are all nicely straightened M
and you'd only have them romptnE.-
Are you going to show JACK aIlvor
the little angels sleeping ON their
snowy piliows7' asked Mr.. Jar. sIrs
a beautiful picture that lures thO
most hardened old bachelor tntO GhS
primrose path OF matrimony."
Mrs. Jar flushed guilty. n Wad
just what she ana Cora Hickets wODs
perhaps intending TO do later. /
''You mind your business" she aaAd,
sharply. II suppose You want -
make fun OF me because do love uuy
dear little children. and you make
fun OF Cora, who is a sweet gin ana
has domestic tastes besides. That's
just the kind Of an unfeelinE man
you are" - II. +.
but, gee! Isn't there AMY paAoo
for me IN my own house2" asked Mn,
Jarr. Where shall go7" /.
60 join your friend Rangie IN yUur
''and don't bother us"
And Mr.. Jarr camped out In the han
till dinner was ready. After dinner
he sought Rangle In the accustomed
haunts. ....-t
Rangle was there. But ShsSasal
only neaE conAolation- n neax haGH A
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KEEN COMPETITION.

Australian coal exporters are max
Ing q strong bid for the Philippine
market. They are Offering their
product at a much lower price than
the Japanese dealers, who have
heretofore held the monopoly in this
commodity. The lowest Australian
price recently quoted was about tS.S6
per tom {. o. b, mines, while that
quoted by the Japanese was tl2.76
Or em = ~ h minea,
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HOW TO GET JOB.

CGX/OUR credentials are satisfac-
tory" said manufacturer
70 a youth who was apply
ing for a situation as clerk. Have
you q grandmother1
''No, sir"
"Any dear old Guntr
''No, sdr."
"or great auntsf- rs
mo, sir"
-or any other relatives who win be
likely to die during the lS1S-1S foot
ball Season1"
''No. SIR"
~Youu do. You can start Wort
to-morp0w:'-netrnit Eraa Russs
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By RoyaLs MeCardell
What Comfort Is GE Accustomed Haunt With Beer
p Battir6tP PERCENTAGE of 2.76?

WE can temporarily at SjeaSt
. get a little s.7S beeEs ana.
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-VeTlIy1 VeflIyI saNh the VIC nov CtaA17O1171
Is my Beloved
'Io he that once clung TO his pillow now arissth
with the Lark and is merrier than the Bobolink.
HE singeth in his BATH he chatteth at the breuA-'
fast table; he sprnkleth the lawn before his departure
for the oce he whstleth he runneth for his train.
He is nosier than a iivver climbing hill f4l
-He laboreth all day at his abors and cacheth The
5.15 without faill /
~Iola, hola, holai He is NEVER late for dinnerf
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

,Sa dam ndrumai Concurs ~ La ce! in drectie! Ad
mistativa = caci activtatea Lge Rationale asaz sc
uce la snpa admnisatie In avem caatea sd
he amestecam
Da, bucuros cind in current activtatea poltca
pc care desfasoara Liga Nationala Nam Ron 81 am
II crOnlcar cinst daca lam da tot concursu nosru
La moi sa inradacna deia daca scr Gu prvirc
la organzate sau la Institute char anmat de cele mai
bune ntent sd fiji soco dusnanu In cazul eel mai
bun adversaru eli 81 tot daca IndraMesti sd crc
sc huest inactvitatea erore unui funconar al e
Sa nu mdraznes sa vorbest despre preot ca e.
st dusmanu bisercei. ~
Sa ndznest arati nepasarea nnu slujbas al une
tnstituun cc ndata es caficat de protvncu acce in
stutiuni.
Copceptun gresite, mutnnita carora mute instituun
nu pot progresa.
Pc pagna Lila nunarnlu Gle fata se poate vedea in mi
nlata una din rezultatee actiytat Ungurlor din tara
ceasa 81 ri de rezultae carl sun in detrimental
neamuui 81 al idealului ,nostru nationals
n bne dior Cnd indignant de actnnea ior mseleasca
y de embesmu nostru oriental strgam: yUnde este pre-
sednteH lgei Nationale?" rugam socotiti pro
tvno 1nstitunei care menire s eastena socotim
cesara, mai multi ca totdeaunn q, =. PAeeU.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14
INFORNA1NHV

Incetarea razb0iului intre Chi.
ma 81 Germania. Peking. =
Parlamcnul a votat rezolutie
prln care imputerniceste' guver,
nul chinez de face o declaratie
ca starea de razboi dintre China
81 Germania luat sfirsit. .
Chlnezll au rcfuzat ca Sc SEM
neze tratatul de pace Gle la Yer
sailles, deci sunt siliti daca nu
vor Sc semneze acest tratat, ca Sc
faca pace separate. China de-
clarat razboi Germaniei, ell toate
ca nu luat parte prea activa in
acest raZboi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14
DIN FDCA OONDENLU|.

1.uati seama END find bolnav
in pat, nevestica va aduce vre-O
hirtie so iscaIiti. Constantin To-
lien din Chicago a iscalit una,
creZlnd ca este testamentul iui.
dar dupa ce s'a facut bine a aflat
ca a fOst un act de vinZare. prin
care a cedat nevestei toata ave-
rea, = acum divorteaza 81 lup:d
sa-s recistige averea.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14
Ciinii nu Sc supun. :

Will Hu sc SuPui. arer-
town. = Seful politiei duce 90
viata de cline de cind s'a pus
i'll vigoare legea cu crutarea ,u-
mimi. Ell spme ca are nespus &c
mutt lucru de face rasa Gamma
ca sa Sc supuna legii 81 sa Sc cul-
ce asa dupa cum s'a regulat tim
pul.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Oamenii de pc submarinul Bre-
men traiesc. - Berlin. = Ziarul
Vossische Zeitung scrie ca toti
oamenii de pc submarinul Bre-
men. care a disparut acum trei
AMI de zile, au ajuns la portul
Bremen.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

2 - - "
- Aici dam uncle din parerile
lui Carnegie despre bogatie:
,,Dolarii sunt numai drojde lip
site de spirit un mijloc de
sfirsi."
,,Ziua nu este departe c1nd bo-
GATH care vor muri las7nd in ur-
ma lor milioane de dolari vor tre-
ce din yiata fara a fl jaliti, fara
a Fl onorati.'
Alta banca jefuita. - Lexing-
ton. = Trei hoti au fntrat ieri
dupa ameazi in Citizen Bank din
South Carollton, KY, pun1nd mi
ma pc 31,000.
i'm banca era numai casierul 81
asistentul lui, cind hotii au fntrat
in banca, putrind pc fata masti,
81 cu rcvolvcrelc in nina.
Unul dintre hoti mers la casa
de bani 81 a luat tot ce gasit in
ca. Multimea ce s'a luat pc urma
lor a fost neputincioasa sal ur
marcasca cind hotii s'au suit in .
barca 81 au trecut riul in jude
tul Ohio din Statul Kentucky.
Scolile Sc vor deschide Ia 8 Sep
tembrie. Copii de scoala din
Cleveland, mai au citeva sapii-
mini de vacanta, spune presedin-
teIe de la Board of Education.
Actorii carl au esit in greva
sunt dati in judecata. New
York. Winter Garden Co.
(Teatrele Shubert) din New
York a dat in judecata pc actorii
care al esit in greva, cerind o
despagubire de $50O.0O0, perdere
ce zice cd rezultat in urma gre.
vel acestOra.
Oamenii de pc submarinul Bre-
men traiesc. - Berlin. = Ziarul
Vossische Zeitung scrie ca toti
oamenii de pc submarinul Bre-
men. care a disparut acum trei
ani de zile, au ajuns la portul
Bremen.
Presedintele convoaca conferin-
ia lucratorilor. Washington.
= Presedintcle Wilson a dat un
convocator prin care cheama or
ganizatiile internationale ale !u-
cratorilor de a participa la con-
fcrinta ce va avea loc in Wa
shington la % Octombrie.
Tratatul de pace provede tine
rea unei conferinte de aceasta ma
tura. insa dupa circumstantele
de acum capitala Statelor Unite
va vedea spectacolul unei confc-
rinte muncitorilor tinuta in
Washington, de la care Sc lip
seasca reprezentantii americani.
Depanda daca tratatul va fl
ratificat in .acel timp. Senatul
prin rezolutie votata dat
drept presedintelui de a convoca
| acea conferinta, insa in rezolutie
is'a provazut ca nu poate NUM-
nici un reprezentant Americaa
pima tratatul nu este ratificat. /.
Conferinta de pace nu va lua
vacanta pima nu ispraveste Gu A.
ustrfia Ysi Bulgaria. - Paris. =
IConsiliul suprem de la conferin-
ia de pace a decis ca conferinta
dc pace sa nu-si ia vacanta pima
cind nu vor gata tratatele ell A.
! ustria. Bulgaria is Ungaria. Du-
pa accia vor lua o vacanta Inaln-
tc de a sc apuca de tratatul GU
Turcia.
Anglia va incepe comerciul GU
aeroplanele. Londra. - An
| glia va incerca ca sc demonstre
re posibilitatea de stabili cur
sd comerciala cu aerOplanelc.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Nu-i nici gluma. I-auzi ca
multi din Kansas City merg IA
biserica 81 asculta serviciul reii-
gios. Stunt pusi in rindurile intiiu
81 de pc tabla neagra citesc cele
scrise de preot. = Iata niste pre-
oti carl nu pot face ,.lapsus lin
guaie".
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

ActOrH carl au e9I IN gTeVa
sunt dati in judecata. New
York. = Winter Garden Co.
(Teatrelc Shubert) din New
York a dat in judecata pc actoril
care al esit in greva. cerind o
despagubire de $50O,000. perderc
ce zice ca rezultat in urma gre
vel aceStOra.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Archiducele Iosif cere sa fie
recunoscut de aliati. = Berna. =
Archiducele ,Iosif dictatorul Tn
gariei a TRIMS telegrama prim-
ministrului rlemenceau prin care
delinia poliflsa raoului guvern 81
cerea ca guvernul facut de ell Sc
fic recunoscut de aliati.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Tn prieten imi spune: liar al
lnceput Sc cObesti? .Ce bagi pc
Oameni la idei GU Influenza d-:a-
leY Lam arafat un maldar de
zlare, pc earl -stieam ca nu lie 'ce-
tise, in earl erau publicate ra-
poartele Serviciului Sanitar Su-
perior, 81 aruncind privirea pc
ele 'lnceput sa sc scarpinc IL
ceafa, Gu toate ca null pisca ii
mic, 81 zise: e hoata socoteala.. -
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Doctorii din New York au re-
ours la Hugh Frayne. organiza-
tor Gle muncitori, Sc organizezc
pc dOctorii din Statele Unite in
.tr o Cniune. care Sc fie afiliata
la american Federation Of La
bor.'' - 81 uniuniie muncitOresti
amerlcane II an nIcl Jln articol
restrictiv pentru diplomat =
Think Of it.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Curajul unei femei. - Chicago
= Edward Schram, un fost SOL
dat, este in slljba politiei din
Chicago. Femeia lui, in fiecare
seara ii esia inainte. fntr'una din
zilele trecute pc cind treceau pc
linga un saloon. Sc auzea larmi
inlauntru, politistul q rugat fe-
.meia Sc, mearga citiva pasi ina
inte pima cind merge Sc faca pace.
Schram a intrat inlauntru 81
peste cfteva minute s'au auzh
puscaturi de revolver, politistnl
q incercat ca Sc fnfrice pc bata-
usi, fnsa acestia au navalit asu-
pra lui 81 cfnd nevasta politistu.
lui fntrat fnlauntru, batans;i
loveau Gu pumnul in fostul sol-
dat, lar revolverul q cazut la o
parte. Femeia pus nina pc re-
volyer 81 q pus pc batausi Gu mil
nile in sus, pinA cfnd au VENT
alti politisti in ajutor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Cite Librarii Publice a dat
Carnegie Clevelandului. = Cleve-
land. = Orasul acesta poate ii
multumitor decedatului milionar
Carnegie, care a cladit~ pc banii
lui in oras l5 Librarii Publice.
Bogatii vor muir in cur7nd ne
jaliti, a spus Carnegie. = Lenox.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

VOlICtIe AaOfyl mlHlStTu Ia
Praga. = Washington. - COnte-
lie Michael Karolyi, fostul prim-
mlnistru al ,Ungariei, care a fu-
git din tara dupa semnarea armi-
sti5iului, chemind pc cOmunarzi
la putere. lar mai tirziu a fost
prins in CehOsl0vachia 81 a fost
arestat, a fost numit ministru al
Ungariei la Praga.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Divorteaza dupa cincizeci de
ami de casnicie. = Urbana. -
Maritata acum cincizeci de AMI
D-na Joseph Alspaugh cere d.
wort acum de la barbat.
Dlnsa spune ca de treizeci de
AMI barbatul Ell nu ia cumparat
haine.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Scolile Sc vor deschide Ia 8 Sep
tcmbrie. = Copii de scoala din
Cleveland, mai au citeva sapii-
mini de vacanta, spune presedin-
tcIe de la Board Of Education.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

CehOslovacii All prOtestat la
consliiul de patru impOtriva con
fiscarii alimentelor apartinatoa-
re aliatilor, de catrc trupele romi-
ne din Ungaria. = Stiti de cay
Fiindca nu lc-au confiscat eli.
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Anyhow, Rominii carora le ard
calcllle Sc mearga mai repede a.
casa, n ar strica 81 multi bine ar
face. Sc citeasca inca odata scrl-
soarea de acasa, trimisa de d-nul
Mihail Draganescu, care s'a pl-
bllcat in numarul de ieri al ziarl-
lui nostru. = Asa, macar de ire
cere Gle vreme.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

EcOnomlstul prOst ingroapa A.
verea lui. dar eel 1ntelept o inves-
teaza 81 aurul aur produce. y
Cumparati War Saving Stamps.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-08-14

Anglia VA incepe comerciul GU
aeroplanele. = IIondra. An
glia va incerca ca sc demOnstrc.
re posibilitatea de stabili o cur.
sa comerciala cu aerOplaRelc
Marti orr zilele acestea vor pie.
ca cinci aeroplane gigantice de Ia
Plymounth spre Cape Toem, tire.
cind pcste Franta, Stella 81 E.
gipt. Pregatirile pentru acest
sbor comcrcial s'a facut in Sc.
cret.