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so far from the centre of the city that
1t would take an hour to get the mail
or express matter in. which was one
fourth the time for a few miles that
II had taken the airplane to travel
hundreds OF miles.
Inasmuch as fast mail and express
airplanes must fly at night and
through fogs and storms, the four
corners of every landing field must
be marked with powerful searchlights
to penetrate the sky as far as possible.
Airplane men suggest that the name
of the place be signalled in initials or
big electric signs for night landings.
All this Is no more difficult than har-
Dor lights for ships and revolving
lights for lighthouses.
That brings up another point that
seems almost fantastic to the land
lubber. All aerial routes will have to
have land lighthouses with powerful
searchlights to warn of danger points.
All our big flying fields to-day are
laid out almost wholly with view to
military uses. They do not mark the
shortest distances between points.
This condition will have to he modi-
fed for industrial uses II we are to get
he greatest good out Of the airplane.
Another point: Special charts will
have to be prepared for the pilot TO
follow. For instance. crossing the At
lantic. going east. the airplane would,
| am told by engineers, have to follow
east little by south. Similar charts
would have to be drawn to guide the
pilot during prevailing trade or sea-
sonal winds. The Chinook winds of
the Rockies. for instance. would add
from twenty to fifty miles an hour to
a pilots speed coming east and impede
lis fight to the same extent going
west.
Danger of the Dust storm.
The deserts. the Mojave. Arizona
Mexico, Utah, have their dust storms
from March TO June. Which way do
they blow? Montague, / think it is.
says the brown fogs of the Atlantic
can be surmounted at from 10000 to
$4,000 feet. but while the airplane will
take the fiier above the dust, will It
take him above the hurricane that
creates the dust?
l remember a few years ago driv-
ing across the Navajo Desert. When
We were on the upper mesas. from
300 TO 10000 above sea level. we were
unaware a wind was blowing except
for the curling pillows and puffs nj
white sand below. like the reef OF an
oceans fret. but when we came down
from the lavender scented sagebrush
to the sand levels, we could scarcely
see our Mexican driver in front OF
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manifold uses would absorb every air
"lane now engaged for war. All the
uses combined would demand and ab-
sorb as many airplanes as there are
motor cars-say five millions for this
country alone.
AT this stage. the practical man has
touch OF aerial vertigo. lie is too
polite to tear his hair out in handfuls {;
but--well. he interrupts with. "Show
Me-"
Very well. Take mails. Mails are
already being carried between New
York and Washington. and New York
and Chicago; ana if all the war planes
are absorbed for mail use, as 1000 of
them already have been assigned.
nails will Ice carried before the end
Of 1919 between all the leading cities
of the United States.
Is this mail business going TO be
practical? Will it pay? Will it save.
say. some money, as well as time
The rate talked of just now Is IL
cents an ounce, or 40 cents n mile for
twenty pounds. which is SO vague that
1t leaves you all up in air as to ulti-
mate charges. This scale is absurdly
high During the experimental pc
riod it is all right. but when aerial
mail routes are as common as rail
mail routes, how about charges?
Front. in the fcr,al Mail.
Here YOU are in the realm of pure
speculation, but. basing your spccu-
lation on facts. the Government could
do more than save time. 1t could
save money and make coolies of money
by the air mail route. Suppose the
charge is - cents a pound. which is
cheaper than our letter rate to-day.
Land machines as at present con-
structed can carry at least half their
own weight, but now that war re-
quiremcnts are past, their oonstruc-
ton can be changed to improve vastly
on that They will not need machine
guns. They will not need bombs.
They will not need devices for quick
ascent or terrific velocity or headon
impetus and impact in case of a
charge head to head. They will dis
pense with all war equipment. That
will give carrying Capacity for other
work.
But take even the present proper
ton. one machine for bomb work
can carry from five to six tons. There
is another machine for ocean work
that can carry eleven tons. Average
the mail carriers or fast express planes
at eight tons capacity. Eight tons
are $4,000 pounds, and a rate of %
cents pound would give daily rev.
enue between Chicago and New York
of $4,000. Now the Government is not
talking of 70 cents pound IT Is
talking of from 10 to l6 cents an
ounce. You can figure the revenue
on that basis Yourself
Or take the passenger rate from
Paris to London. SIS. suppose we
have a passenger service from New
York to Florida at 500 There is a
machine capable of carrying fifty pas
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generally adopted for industrial uses
as the motor car, just as much will
have to be done. Everybody knows,
ar should know, that the motor was
the inspiration of the good roads
propaganda, which has run over the
country like wildfire for ten years.
Thousands, hundreds OF thousands Of
dollars were spent on the good roads
propaganda till IL became a national
slogan. Then millions were spent on
the good roads themselves: and they
have paid back compound interest on
every dollar.
And do you mean to say we have
to build good roads for the airplane
through the air? Yes; that Is exactly
what I mean. only they won't be
roads. and you won't have to spend
any millions on either the propaganda
or the roads themselves. 1t will be
strictly and entirely Government
job. Only instead of roads, it will be
charts you will have to lay out: and
they don't need rails, roadbed, grad
ing. political graft.
More Anxious Over the Land.
The airplane man is far more anX-
ious about air over the land than air
over the sea. Over the sea, IL he does
come down, all he will hit * water.
On the land. If he comes down with
out proper landing place, something
as small as stray cat. a fence post.
telephone wire two foot ditch, a
rain sodfen COW path, or a dry desert
arroyo might wreck his machine.
1t isn't the air proper that concerns
the f'ier. 1t Is the hopping up place
and the coming down place at each
end of his air route. That is what
is meant by "charting the air" so
YOU need not have cold shivers about
road building graft. The airman can
no more follow the shortest distance
between two points through the air
with mail and fast express matter
than train can run without stations
and switches at each end Of the route.
At these air route stations must be
landing fields. hangers for the ma
chimes, gasolene supplies, spare parts,
charts. maps, weather forecast sig
mas, engine mechanics, receivers for
the quick transfer and delivery Of
mail, express matter or whatever il is.
What types of landing fields? And
where shall they be located-outside
city limits or in city parks cleared
81 buildings and trees for the pur-
pose?
These details have not yet been
WORKED out. but some bad mistakes
have bcen made in experiments. For
instance, one landing field was located
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THE NJRAT PALACE WILSON'S HOME IN PARIS'

mine and above all its Parisienne
aspect.
Among some of the changes con-
sidcre Indispensable TO the Presidents
comfort was the conversion Of a large
reception room into a modern tele-
phone exchange. \ switchboard con-
tanning hundred lines and operated
10y experienced American hello girls
has been installed. In an adjoining
room II wireless receiving apparatus
La" been placed. by means Of the
Eitcl Tower President Wilson thus is
in direct communication with Wash.
irgton.
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By AGNES c. LAUT.

" THAT are we going to do with
= w all our extensively trained
~ aviators when they come back
from the war? From four to six
thousand we have had in United States
machines and other MACHINES above
the firing line with 5000 others ready
TO take their places when machines
we're available, and from eleven to fif-
Teen thousand trained or in training
In this country, not counting super
numeraries to the total Of 100000
young Americans trained for aviation
Now that the war is over Is all
that training and its outlay to go
for nothing? To be sure we are going
. to turn from 1000 to 5000 fighting
planes into mail work; but here the
practical man grows a bit sceptical
md vague.
We turn 5000 machines and 10000
men that will give returns at all COM
mensurate with the enormous out
lay? Hadn't we better figure all the
outlay UP and charge II to war ana
let 1t go at that, and not break more
necks? That is the practical mans
attitude; and the airplauc manufac-
turers' attitude is just what the mo-
tor manufacturers was ten years ago
As well ask to what use can we
put our five million output of mo-
tor cars? How can We use airplanes
in practical everyday life? Here Is
the airplane mans answer and when
sou have pondered 1t you will not
count very many airplanes going to
waste or to spare:
Some of the Possibilities.
Fast mail, fast express, light rush
freight. such as perishablc foods fast
transContirental and ocean passenger
service, joy riding, sightseeing to
places inaccessible by rail. such as the
upper reaches of Grand Canyon or the
Holy Land or the sacred city of Tibet
coast guard and revenue patrol, ocean
survey work. Weather Bureau work
exploration, such as across the pole or
the hot tropical forests of Africa and
South America, which would not be
hot by the air route; boundary patrol
patrol or power lines and oil lines and
gas lines, birds eye sightseeing of
cities, country to city committing, pa
troll Of forests for fires. first aid in
medical work, quick relief in such
catastrophes as flood. fires. earth
Nuakes; life saving at sea in case Of
wreck, carrying supplies to inacces-
sible mines such as those in the Klon-
dixie or on the Coppermine River or in
&c xnhn Lao IL
man and beast: mountain climbing on
wings. military and naval reconnais-
ance.
For all these purposes no right OF
way is required. no rails. no grading.
Both extreme heat and extreme cold
can be avoided. Any one Of these
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After he was through ice size.
my neck with a sra,l .rUs. IT,"
- removed the little ruhn.rcH, I."H
rr took OF the toWcl and t'..r ...
INSTITUTED fresh towel AVID ..rr
fh.n he troa lied my scalp v.rl d. ..' .
riI vibrator.
Then h save me shampoo Y
he removed the second t.v,. a.
apron. Then he put fru-' '"N..
ground my neck Then lie SHAVED r
Then he washed my face AND app.. .
bay rum. Then ne dried my fd,".
Then he pressed hot towo.s on H'
ace. Then he massaGed my to., a.
"ubhcd scented mucilage on il. Tie.
he pressed hot towels on wy 'l.'
Then he put witch hazel ON WH f'
Then he dried my face and rI' p'V
Ter on IL,
Then he sat mo up s'rar.' e..
'haved the back Of my ~. BIS. I''
washed the back of my u', b..
rea;ed il with bay ram r.~N ~"
witch hazel Then he dried .t o.
and powdered it.
Then be put hair tonic uu pr. .a'
Then he Comi"d my hair THO"
noistened his finger ana th"w' W'
strong perfume and applied u 90 H.
'yehrIws. Then he took rim" 'N
rom my neck and hcCkcd the .r'
powder of my face. Then N" -'.pl"
hnck and bowed, willie Gr pr %.
the chair
Then the hoy brushed my r.'.
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Two negroes We're discns~l'- ''".
ing, Said one: "Ah'm agw,r. ''
In de cavalry, FOR den All HI" '.'.
fine boss"
You is, is YOU" respond. . IN
other. well, All amt FOR when We
gifts a-chasing that there Kaiser A
don wan Ia he hamporcd I'm nah run
Ming aitel him b. an! u!e hiss
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
ALIATII PUN PIEOECA UNEI IN.
CAIERARI ITAL0-JuC0SLAvE,
I1AuENn 81 WC0SlAvn Sc CFARTA MFRFI.
lN1ERvENlREA ALIAJlL0R ESTE NECESARA.

PARIE, % Febr. = Relatiunile
dintre Italia 81 Jugoslavia sunt
privite 81 considerate ca ,,foarte
serioase" in cercurile trimisilor
pentru conferinta de pace. Pro
babil ca dinsele vor cere actiunea
puterilor pentru a prevent pc
membrii conferintei de intra in
conflicte.
Alta vreme cit ambele particle
aau tlnuta amenintatoare una con
ira alicia, aceste diferinte cresc
pc ri ce merge. Un rapport italian
spune ca Jugoslavii mobilizeaza
armata, lar Jugoslavii protestea-
"a spunind ca dupa infringerea
Austriei armata lor fost demo-
bilizata 81 acum, Sc reorganizea-
"a .,pe baze foarte restrinse"
Jugoslavii, de alta parte, sc
pl1ng ca italienii debarca mereu
trupe pc coasta Dalmatiei 81 ca
pregatesc transeie in apropiere
de Fiume 81 pc alte locuri, ca a.
resteaza femeile Jugoslavilor 81
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49,. = ! CLEVELAND, O.. sfnB, MART1E 1919.
PASAPOARTfLE.

Am scris de mai multe ori Cd
nu Sc pot capata pasapoarte, a
dat 81 Legatia Romina un comu-
nicat in aceasta privinta, insa unii
agenti pretindeau ca stu char
mai multi decit Legatiunea Romi-
ma 81 s'au apucat sd stringa pasa-
poarte. Teri in 27 Februarie agen-
til cei ce stringeau pasapoartele
oamenilor au primit pachetul Gu
pasapoartele trimise in Washing
ton indarat. Eram de fata cind
factorul postal spunea domnului
agent: Mist3r da $1.34 ca sa scott
pasapoartele pc care le-ai TRIMS
Ia Washington.
0amenii Gu pasapoartele nu au
de ce Sc supara, Gel putin pasa-
poartele lor au vazut Washingto-
nul 81 au dat nina Gu inaltii
ftnctionari della Legatia Romina
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.INTREVEDEMA lN7RE
pres. WILSON SEX-PRE.
SED|NTELE v, Il. TAFT.

: NEW YORK, 25 Febr. = Elk
presedintele w. r Taft PRINT
astazi invitarea de a Sc inteleee
Gu presedintele !. Wilson asupra
Ligei Natiunilor. fntelegerea va
avea loc Marta vitoare, seara, la
Metropolitan Opera House, in
New York.
Casierul Ligei pentru inforta-
rea pacii, d-nul Herbert S. Hous-
ton, din Nashville, Tenn. q PRINT
O telegrama de la ex presedintele
Taft, prin care acesta, llizuieste
al arata att dinsMui, cit 81 ia
rii ca Liga Natiuhilor este d.
facere care trebu;este pusa mai
pc sus deceit orr sc interese de
partid.
In aceiasi telegralna a sa, d.
Taft, spunea ca Va ii foarte bu-
curos Sc voLbeasci GU presedin-
tele Wilson.
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DECLARATlA MlNlSTRU-
LUI FRANCEz PlCHON.

PARIS, % Febr. - Ministrul
de externe francez Pichon a.
nuntat All ca ranirea prim. minis
trului CIemenceau schimbat de.
cizia asurra situated rusesti, care
a fost sub considerable cInd prim-
ministrul fost atacat, saptamina
t,ecuta. El sp,,ne ca sunt motive
de crede ca in curind Sc We tc.;-
&c peste mar 6ificultati 81 Sc va
ajunge Ia 'ntelegere asupra 90
liticei in general.
Referitor la reparatiile de raz-
boi Pichon a zis ca pc data ce Sc
va sti cit poate Germania plati va
Fl usor pentru aliati de a decide
asnpra acestei chestii.
Comitetu! ales ca Sc cerceteze
cerintcle Grecilor. ieri a chemat
pc reprezentantii guvernelor pro-
vizionale din Albania, fostul gu.
vern provizional din Epir 81
Thracia.
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FECIORUL kAISERULUl
ARESTAT.

GENEVA, y Febr. - Printul
Joachim, eel mai tinar dintre fe-
ciorii Kaiserului, fost arestat la
Munich ca unul dintre conspirato.
Ri monarchisti carora Sc datores-
te asasinarea prim-ministrului ba-
varez Curt Eisner, jupa cum spu-
ne depesa din Munich primita
de catrA ziarul Geneva Journal.
Printul Joachim tinut la un
loc Gu printul Leopold al Bavariei,
care a fost arestat acum citeva
zile.
Arestarea fecloruiui lui haiaer
q fost anuntata in Munich me
dat dupa isbucnirea turburarilor
de acolo. Mai tirziu S a raportat
ca a fost eliberat 81 ca ar ii pie
cat spre Prussia.
Trupele elvetiene de la frontie-
ra Bavareza 81 a ducatului Baden
a fost intarita, datorita turbu-
rarilor de dincolo de granita. 0
alta depesa catra Geneva Jour
nal' spune ca situatia din capi-
tala Bavariei foarte confuza.
Congresul central, spune depe-
ga, cere sd Sc formeze un guvern
al sovieturilor. DR.. Wilhelm Niue
hlon, fostul director al fabricei
krupp, i'll conferinta GU comite-
tul central a spus ca el Sc invoie-
ste la cerinta comltetului daca Sc
formeaza 81 un parliament.
S'a raportat ca el are Sc near:
Ga In Munich ca sc negocieze ell
loadari; socialistilor formarea u
nui cabinet bavarez.
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invatatorimea, alaturea de patu.
Ia inteligenta, pc baze de ,,pre-
tinse agitatii politice' 81 ca O.
presc curierii Gu posta guvernu.
lui Jugoslav.
y telegrama din Roma, publ
cata de delegatiunea italiana de
la conferinta de pace, spune ca
in ziua de 20 Ferbuarie, conan
damentul Jugoslavilor din Lai-
bach a anuntat espulzarea 1ntre-
gel misiuni italiene stationata a.
colo conform termenilor de armi-
stltlu pentru ca Sc reguleze mer-
sui trenurilor ce aprovizioneaza
Jugoslavia 81 Ceho-Slavia.
Sc prevesteste ca daca delega-
til de la conferinta de pace nj,
vor Fl i'll stare Sc puma capat ace
stor divergente, atunci' intre Ju-
goslavi 81 Italieni are Sc izbuc-
neasca un razboi destul de pu-
ternic pentru pune de nou lu-
mea in flacari.
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STARILE
GERMANIA.

ZURICH, % Febr. - Depesele
de la Berlin anunta ca cabinetul
german, dupa o sesiune de trei
ore, s'a decis sd ia cele mai ener-
gice masuri pentru suprimarea
revolutiei. Sc mai raporteaza de
asemenea ca s'a TRIMS un ultimat
.guvernului'' nelegal al sovieturi
lor" din Munich. La Aischaf-
fenburg s'a declarat starea de a.
sediu.
In centrul GermaDi.i st;lri.c
mcrg din ce in ce spr, "a; rau.
Doctorii din Leipzig s'au pus in
greva. Oficiantii guvernului din
Bochum, Herne, Gelsenkirch 81
din Dortmund au formal 90 ar
mata pentru siguranta generalatS
care numara 5000 de oameni 81
care va lupta contra spartacieni-
Tor.
Niste rapoarte neecnfirmate
spuneau ca spartacienii din Ber-
I'm au facut Marti Eoaptca mari
drmonstratii in Wi'halmstrassc
i: a rtea bancei .,,Rcichsbank'' in
care timp s'au schimbat mai ml!i-
t. iCcuri de revolver. Citeva lia..i
de telefon au fost taiate.
S'a aflat ca congresul soviet
lor din Munich s'a decis sd ere
ieze un consiliu provizor, care va
Fl indrumat sd formeze un mini
ster. Landtag-ul va fl convocat
mai t1rziu.
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cRUTARI. De RAzBoI.

In 1918, Americanii au investit
$1,015, OCT ALSO 81 ,narci 81 cer-
tificate de crutarel Diviziunea de
pastrare a minist srI..i visteriei
statului he spune aceasta sire pc
baza cercetarilor /: datelor stati-
stice ce lie are la indemina. Tot
pc baza acestor date sc poate con-
.stata ed Snvestirea aceasta impair
tita pc capete, da uni total de SO
ga CENT? de fiecare cap de ON din
Statele Unite.
Statul Nebraska a. vindut cele
mai multe marci de crutare lin
pref de $27, ,45O, ,1S9.95) adeca
Spills de persoana. Statul Ohio
este al doilea pc lista Gu un total
de $S6, ,244, 1920, adeca $l639 pc
cap; lar statul So. Dakota al
treilea GU o vinzare de $9,911 ,SO7,
81, adeca 1888 pc cap de ON. Dis
trictul Columbia, organizat spe-
cial pentru vinzarea de marci de
crutare, este al patrulea Gu 0 vim
zare de $5, 1922 ,850.40, adeca SIS.
SO pc cap. Vinzarea i'll mare a
marcilor in statul Ohio, q fost
mai mare ca in ori care alt stat
din America.
Vinzarile facute in Decembrie
anul trecut au adus un total de
$S3,728,119.43. In aceste vinzari
s'au distins statul Connecticut Gu
$3.565,370.70, adeca $2.67 pc cap
81 Vermont GU 0 vinzare de $2.03
pc cap; lar Iowa GU o vinzare de
$1.71 pc cap.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01

Pc partea de vest orasului
Cleveland, Ohio, la Edgewater
Public Library, s'a deschis un
nou ours de scoala de seara, un-
de oamenii nostri, doritori a in
vAta cetitul 81 scrisul in limba
englezA, pot sal invete gratuit in
orele de seara.
Scoala este deschisa Lunia 81
Mercurea seara de la 7 ore, cum
81 Vinerea dupa ameazi. Vinerea
seara, este un ours special pentru
cei ce vor sa fnvete clasa de in
cetatenire.
fndemnamL 81 de data aceasta.
ca de multe alte ori, pc oamenii
nostri, So cerceteze aceastA scoa-
Ia in care pc linga cetit 81 scris,
pot se fnvete 81 alte multe lu-
cruri folositoare.
1nscrierea este gratuit8. Scoa-
la Sc tine in hala de la ,,Edgewa-
ter Public Library de la West
74-a strad8.
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BIRu|NIH.
: coNsTATAR1LE M1N1sTRu-
LUZ GLASS.

Campania pentru Victory Lii
berty Loan" Sc va incepe nu mai
tirziu ca in Il Aprilie a. c. Cere-
rile visteriei de stat sunt porun-
citoare 81 nu pot ii finantate fara
o astfel de campanie. Forma 81
termenii hirtiilor de valoare ce Sc
vor vinde, ramine Sc fie hotar1te
mai tirziu. Vor ii ele bonduri ori
note asta nu multi TRACE in cum
pana, ce este mai de frunte, este
sd Sc faca cele mai largi pregatiri
possible pentru cumpararea lor.
Pentru aceasta este lipsa de o
campanie de aceeasi marine ca 81
cea din campaniile din trecut
pentru v1nzarea de Liberty Inn
prumuturi. Organizatiile din tre-
cut toate s'au declarat ca unite
vor sprijini actiunea guvernului
81 vor cerca a munci de asa ca
viitoarele note orr bonduri, Sc fie
plasate cit sc poate, in cele mai
'argi cercuri ale populated acestei
tari
MOI Rominii, trebue sd ne orga-
nizam 81 moi peste tot locul pentru
ca din acest imprumut sa facem o
campanie reusita.. Sa ne increstam
numele Gu izbinzi mai frumoase
ca in trecut, in astoria acestei
campanii noui.
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ne ca flrma are 81 Invoirea guver-
nului rom1n. Probabil a capatat'o
scrisa in autograf prin telegrafia
fara de fir. Trimitem un numar
din acest ziar 81 guvernului romfn
de acasa. Cerem 81 de acolo ,,umili-
te informatiuni"
Acuma: un pachet de "a Incl
lung, II Incl lat 81 II Incl malt, in
care numai bine incap trei pareche
de ghete 81 nimica mai multi, firma
IL trlmite acasa pentru suma de
$40 dolari americani. Trimitatorul
trebuie Sc arate ce are In pachet 81
sa spuna valoarea fiecarui articol,
pentru ca la cas- de perdere, sa i
poata ii platit. Foarte frumos. Da-
ca pachetul nu ajunge unde este
TRIMS, atunci va urma a Fl platit
de firma, trimitatorului. Fain. Da-
ca pachetul nu gaseste persoana la
care este adresat, atunci lar va Fl
platit de firma 81 va ramine aeass
in proprietatea firmei. Mienunat.
Sc intlmpla insa ca pachetul, In
zadar Sc trimite de aici, caci din
New Y ork nu este TRIMS numai pe-
ste tltni de siie. Cind Sc trirnite pa
chetul de aici, pc atunci 81 romi-
tnul ,.prost' care Ia TRIMS, poate
pleca acasa. Pachetul soseste, dar
nu Sc ola celui adresat Va Fl VIM
dat acasa pc bani scumpi. Va Fl
vindut Gu pref impatrit, ce zic,. IN
zecitts'cs 7zflare ct; ca ttr.iaai ssa.to1., paec
acasa. t'irma a luat banii prin f.
liala Ell Pc care Sc vede ca domnul
senator acuma merge acasa, sa
organizeze. Mie, in America, nu
lmi mai poate de banii caci eu am
plecat acasa. Acasa, nimeni nu ma
mai cunoaste, nimeni nu vrea sa
mai site de mine. NJ LEAN dat ce-
lor de acasa 81 nu am drept sa Ger
della Ell.
Eli, ce sa lntlmpla acumag I'm
cunoscut al nostru, care site bine
cum sta afacerea, ne proroceste ca
pachetele nu vor sosi nici odata la
destinatie.
Va 5ntreb iubitt cetitOrt, cine
"a rd'nlneG pdgubituls Cine este
eel pirlH9
Va 5ntreb apoi, dacG ascultati de
domnuL senator, cine va face MI
Llo0neles
Delc cine Le "a face? M tot de-
10 cel ,,prosti"s
Invatatura: DAFT prostilor bani,
trimiteti pachete acasa, ridicati-va
palariile 81 sarutati nina ca dom
nul senator va cere sa trimiteti 81
sal lasati sa faca 81 dinsul leaca
de ,,ghiseft' ca doara de aceea a
VENT Ia America.
Oar, ne vom mai intilni.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1919-03-01
FALSlFlCATOR OE BANl.

WHEELING, W. VA. - De la
un rind de vreme crasele dim
'rejurul acestei localitati erau
pline de bani falsi Vi nimeni nu
stia de unde isvoresc. Astazi insa
acest mister a fost desle0at in ur-
ma arestarei unui indiyid anums
Charles Kline. C1nd detectivii To-
cali au facut perchizitiS III casa
acestuia, su easit opt dolari de
hirtie de cite unu pAtyu dolari
de argint si Q pies1 d3 xur de ze-
ce dolari; tdti acest1 'kani erau
falsificati.
Kline va ii dus Ast&xi inaintea
D-lui Boyd, judec4torul -comisar
al Statelor Unite.