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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-07
GOING UP!
BY ROGER w. BABsON

A graduating class Of high scho0k
had this excellent motto: The -
vator Of success is not running: take
the stairs"
Many brilliant people who have
wanted 20 60 10 the top have never
done so because they did not or
would not take the stairs. They feit
that they must get there at sudden
bound SO they waited for the eie-
vators TO carry them there
They have waited too long. ana
they have waited I'm vain.
Less brilliant but more sensfbie
friends who have taken the stairs
are now on or near the top. Unless
we are willing 10 climb step by step
we shall never rise at all.
Some one may think Of what has
seemed TO be the sudden rise OF some
successful man: but on investigation
we find that he has been quietly
climbing. step by step. for = long
time.
IL, US keep in mind those popular
lines by Longfellow:
The heights by great men reached
and kept
Were not attained By sudden
flight:
But they. while their companions
slept. 49,
Were toiling upward in the night
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funded. Tents. tarpaulins Special sale
all week on wool underwear. Reduced
prices on bianketA
620 THIRD AVENUE
Near Cherry
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Italy's Revolution
Bolshevism has been mortally defeated in Italy,
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| phens Aaia

Bolhevim has been mortaly defeated in Italy.
Italian workers BY teourths majority they have
factories o the employers
The crude abism of the Russians heneh hope
Europe.
Giot responsible this
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The worlds smallest working tur.
bine is said to be that Of a Hillsboro.
y. d.. designer; It's total diameter 10
$4,000 inch.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-07
WHO WON TIE FIGHT,

F'rom the Thermopolis. Wye. Record
Found-one pair sand -colored silk
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-07

rrvm the South Bend. Ind. TrfbunsI
Mr.. and Mrs. John Leaf and son
Forest. Of Chicago. returned Tues.
day after q visit with relatives
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-10-07
MEET HARRy-s SISTER

btrh spehdlbk INC SUMMER.
n the league Of nations wishes 10
get real reputation let II settle the
dispute between D'Annunxio and tho
solar system
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
CHAPLAIN DUFFY
FIVE PLAY HERE

On Saturday night basketball fans
OF this section will witness two o
games al the Auditorium court. The
local Auditorium players Will meet
the crack Chaplain Duffy Big Five
Of New York in the main event, while
the Girls club team of this city will
meet the Y. w. C. A. basketball team
OF Newark in the prelim.
Chaplain Duffy's combination,
known as the Fighting Goth" have
made a wonderful reputation on pro-
f%essional courts In and around New
York and hope to continue winning
against the local team. Both teams
will use their strongest lineups in
this game and it is possible hat the
far-famed Chaplain of the Heroic div
ision, may appear with the team.
The first game on the evenings
program between the two Girls teams
promises to be a very hard fought
tussle. These two teams met in New
ark a short time ago and the locals
were returned the victors In a
very close and hard fought game.
Van Mulchahey will referee the
games,
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

KNOXVILLE, Tenn, Feb 5-Il
census takers count rabbits as we'll
as men In East Tennessee. they will
nave some" job.
Ninety-four Dummies In eight and
-one-half hours is the record made by
-four Tennessee sportsmen on a re-
cent hunting trip in Monroe county,
Tenn, near Vonore.
The party was composed of c.. D.
Green, j.. b. Morris, Fred Hessler
and Charles e. Ross.
The H. C. l.. doesn't worry them.
Rumors of some new project of the
profteers don't bother them.
A rabbit supper at which rabbit,
and then more rabbit, vas served fol-
lowing the hunt.
The picture above is the cameras
testimony that the numerical success
of this shooting affray was straight
from the shoulder"
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

Dutplaying the home team in every
department Of the game. the crack
Auditorium Ave, of this city, last
night defeated the Knights of st
Peters of New Brunswick in the first
game of the home and nome series
between these two teams on the
Brunswick court by a score OF ~
a.. Evans was high scorer for the
local team, while the defensive play
Ing of the visiting outfit was O 1eat-
ure.
During the first session Is could DO
seen tina either side would not run up
q big score from the field, but Frank
Hill called numerous fouls and in thus
way the county seat players We're
able to keep in close touch with the
locnl combination The score at the
end of the first half stood 14-1l, IN
favor of the locals. During this SEES
sion "Blackie" Regain, the star FOR
ward of the local team. was knocked
and replaced by Hibbard, who
performed well. .Glochau was Han
sons side kick at guard.
The final session like the first
found the county seaters making
good the greater number Of their
foul tries, while the Amboy outht was
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
RAINBOW JUNIORS WIN
Aeroniarine Juniors Meet Defeat In
Game PLAYED AT Beyport

KEYPORT, Feb. 5:-The Aero
marine Juniors met defeat at tho
hands of the Rainbow Juniors Tues
day night at the Aeromarine hall
when the final score was 25-19. The
Sterling Five of South River, who
were booked to play against the
senior team, did not put in an ap-
p~earance.
The lineup was as follows:
Aeromarine Juniors-Williams, e.
Uhrig, f; Stein, c; Terry, g; Britton,
g. Goals, Williams 3, Uhrig 2. Stein
4. Fouls, Uhrig L.
Rainbow Juniors-Cuttrell, Ct
Dane, f; WaIling. c; Gildersleeve, g.
Carhart, g.. Goals, Cuttrell 1. Dane
4. Walling 3, Gildersleeye l, Carhars
/. Fouls, Walling 5.
Tonight the Senior and Junior
teams Of the Aeromarine will go 20
Seabright where they viii meet the
Arrows.
on Tuesday evening st. Mary's
Senior team of New Brunswick viii
play against the Aeromarine Seniors
at the local court. Arrangements for
the series to be played by Keyport
and Matawan are about completed
and the first game win be played IN
the very near future.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
BLUE RIBBON NEWARK
CENTRE GAME CALLED OFF

Owing to the Indictment weather
yesterday, the game between the Blue
Ribbon Five Of his city and the New
ark Centers. the opening game of the
former aggregation, was called off. At
the eleventh hour. Manager Schwartz
Of the Newark Centers, phoned Man
ager Margaretten of the local five Of
his inability to arrive here on time
due to the fact that the connections
between Newark and this city was
poor, owing to the blizzard.
Approximately $50 fans We're turll-
ed away from the doors last night,
greatly disappointed.
The Blue Ribbons challenge the
winner of tho third game between the
Rivies and Auditorium, and would
like to hear from tho managers Of
these teams.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
Kilbane VIII Fight Vanger

Johnny Kilbane has posted a wager
that he will meet Benny Valger, the
French Flash at the Newark Sport
mems Club on Feb. 16. The Newark
club has been forced to bid high for
this bout which has been demanded
by fight fans in this section.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
Brown ys. Chaney

George Brown, the crack west side
featherweight will endeavor to win a
match with Johnny KiIbane. through
his fight with Young CLANCY at the
scored a victory over Kilbane some
time ago.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
ElRS BOWllnq
League Data
standlng La - Ieaene.

The Ironclads and MadisOns. who
were leading the Elks Bowling League
FLASHED last night. the former wins
ming two out of three games. AS q
result Of the defeat to the Madiscns,
the Star Fish now go into second
place without playing a game.
Schrimpf with a 1876 average, was
high for the night, while Satter's 1872
cor was the best score in a single
game.
The scores;
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

Knights of st. Peters.


Last night team No. 0 took the first
game and team NJ. 8 took the last
two. Broskie of the winning combi-
nation was high score maj and also
carried off high average honors IN
this match. He rolled a game 179
averaged 1874. Donehue OF the
losing outfit averaged 146.
The score!
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
AUDITORIUM FIVE DEFEATS
KNIGHTS OF ST.PETER, 27-22

boosting their score with field goals.
Thomas, the star foul shooter of the
local team, made good only seven
shots out of ~twenty-eight tries, and
the remainder of the points were Sc
cured by ten baskets. For New Bruins
wick but fourteen fouls were shot out
Of t~hirty-hve attempts. and four field
goals were made, two in each half.
Tho cpOra.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
Tony Visits Town

Kid Toney. the "Walloping Wop'
bantam who formerly made his home
in this city. was in town early this
week and may shortly be booked for
a bout at the local club. Tony has
been doing wonders in Poughkeepsie,
his latest victory being scored over
Jack Rena Of Brooklyn in a six round
hort
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
On The Strips
With The r C. W.
Standing In Ingots Bowling League

On Tuesday night in the Ingot
League Team No. 9 took two out of
three games from the bowling team
on the ''Y" alleys and last night IN
the Cunningham alleys team s took
two out of three games from team
No. o.
The games on Tuesday night were
CLOSE throughout, team No. 8 taking
the first and deciding games. Van
Glider of the losing team was high
average and high score man for tho
match rolling a game III and ay-
eraging 1853. Pfster of the winning
team averaged 152.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
HELMETTA CLUB WINS
FROM HUNGARIAN A. A.
81 Special Correspondent.

HELMETTA, Feb. 5-The Hell
meta Club five rolled In unusual form
on the club alleys on Tuesday night
In the second of the series, taking
three straight from the Hungarian
Athletic Association, OF New Bruins
wick.
John Valek was high man with u
5T3 tally. The return games will be
rolled at New Brunswick on Thursday
of next week.
The lineup and scores
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

Team No. 8
Tunney Resting Up

Gene Tunney, the light heavyweight
champion of the A. e. F. who knock
ed out Al Roberts, the Staten Island
battler at the Newark fight club
Monday, will rest up in Lakewood for
a couple of weeks according to his
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
00rHE@ 90
Isl !
8VsAYs90

The Big League meeting to be held
in Chicago next week viii be called
with a quarrel among the members
OF the American organization. Inc
Yankee owners and Ban ms
have not been able to get together as
yet.
The Star Fish bowling team is show
ing up in real form II may shortly
Dust the IrOncIads from the top rung
in the Elk bowling league. Harry
NeaII's combination have been going
strong, and but for a poor start, would
have a comfortable hold on first place.
ANOTHER WINDSOR BASKET
BALL PLAYER HAS SECURED A
POSITION WITH A LOCAL TEAM.
FEM, WHO is KNOWN TO PLAY
ON THE STYLE OF NAT HOLMAN,
HAS BEEN SIGNED BY THE BLUE
RIBBONS.
John McGraw manager of the New
York Giants is not expected to at
tend the meeting Of the members OF
the two leagues to DO held in Chicago
next week. McGraw may stay in Ha-
vana until March /.
The Girls club basketball teams
victory over hi crack Newark COM
bination on Saturday night, proves
thai this city hrs IN of the strongest
female representatives in the state.
The representative Y. NJ. c. a. vol
ley ball team is showing up well In
the MISREPRESENTATION league, and the
team is keeping In condition for their
contest with the Brooklyn First team
here Saturday night, the only combi-
nation that scored a victory over
them.
The PAGER Big Five basketball
team returns to the court on Satur-
day night against the Oakwoods of
Long Branch. This classy local team
expects to challenge the Blue Rib
bons. Auditorium and Riverside
teams.
Ray Smith, the battler who defeat
ed Bob Martin the heavyweight cham
pion of the A. r. T. a short time ago,
Is being doomed for high honors, and
Is receiving big offers from different
promoters.
Earl Caddock returned to his home
In Iowa shortly after his defeat at
the hands of Joe Stecher on last Fri
day night. Caddook expects to train
| for another match with the champion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
NEGLECT THE LITTLE ONES.

A suufflng. sneezing, coughing child
eefsa'h y rs a ren = c5Il6 upon td snT fae pan pan
a cold is more than negligence; it is
cruel. A cold that hangs on weakons
the system. and can easily turn into
something serious, Mrs. J.. s.. PItson.
376 E. 1853 St.. Cleveland. Ohio, writes:
Il can't speak too highly of Foley's
Honey and Tar. When by little girl
has a cold I give her Foley's Honey and
Tar and that stops her coughing in a
little while" Children like It. IT con-
tains no opiates.
BARNEKOV & PETZ.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

In the Junior Employed basketball
Frankel defeated Larson and Hoag-
land defeated Urban. The standings
now are: Frankel, won ,. lost /;
Larson won 2, lost 2; Hoagland won
2. lost 2; Urban won 0. lost 4.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
Reddy Recovered From Accident

Battling Reddy, the New England
featherweight has fully recovered
from the accident he met with at the
Newark Specimens club on Monday
night. Reddy is training for a bout
with Frankie Howel in Philadelphia
on Saturday night.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05
Sport Doings
At 7. w. c. A.

In the employed class, w. Bergren
is in first place, Ginning the bar
Is times. The standings today are;
Bergren, no; Johnson. 655; II. Leiber
654; Daggenhausem, $50; p. De An
drea, Gao; s. Hildahl, G35; Stanswitz,
822; Scott. GO.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

Packey O'Gatty, the fighting Ital-
ian Of the West Side Is trying to Sc
euro a match with Jimmy Wilde or
Jack Sharkey. O'Gatty believes he
could master either OF the fighters
in an eight or q ten round bout.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

Ray Smith. the battler who defeat
ed Bob Martin the heavyweight cham
pion of the A. e. T. a short time ago,
is being doomed for high honors, and
is receiving big offers from different
promoters.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

Earl Caddock returned to his home
In Iowa shortly after his defeat at
the hands of Joe Stecher on last Fri
day night. Caddook expects to train
for another match with the champion.
Perth Amboy evening news., 1920-02-05

John NcGraw manager of the New
York Giants Is not expected to at
tend the meeting Of the members Of
the two leagues to DO held in Chicago
next week. McGraw may stay in Ha-
vana until March /.
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COM U NIcARE.

In scurtul rastimp de cind ma
aflu in America mi s'a plins Q
multime de oameni de faptul
Ca au TRIMS sumo insemnate de
bani acasa, far ca 81 Fl ajuns
la destinatie. Dorind sa flu de
ajutor acestor compatrioti al
mel, aduc la cunostinte tuturor
ca ma ofer in mod gratuit, ori
cui mi Sc adreseaxk prin scri-
scare la adresa: Anrel Esca,
Navarro Hotel, New York Ci-
Ity, 7th Ave-, sal procur cele
mai deslusite inforIhatii de la
bancile din tara asupra cauze-
lor neachitarii banilor trimisi,
precum 81 unde Sc gksesc banii
lastazi.
Find in legaturx direct3 Gu
bancile din tara prin mijlocirea
unei banci din Paris, q c&rei
correspondents fntre Paris 81
Bucuresti Sc face pFin curieF
special, sper Sd pot cf4tiga cit
mai repede 81 Oft nai pfecis ori
Ice lamurire necesar1.
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Romanal .,Nirtute 81 Desfriu'
Doua Volume $3.50. E in fol-
sui Uniunii S. r. A. Comanaa-
pima stunt, la c. r. Pascu $40
Detroit Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
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A v

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Saminatorul ROmin" din
East Youngstown, Ohio, aduce la
cunostlnta tnturor sur0rilor So
cietati, cluburi 81 parochii, pre-
cum 81 tuturor fratilor Ro1nini
din loc 81 din jnr, cum ca All ami
nat petrecerea societatii, care a
fost sd abba loc pc ziua de Du-
minica, 8 Maiu 1920, raminind a
fl Duminica, 80 Main 1920 (ziua
de Rosalii). Deci rugam a Sc lra
la cunostinta.
In numele societatii ,,Samina-
torul Romins' din East Youngs-
town, Ohio:
Amos Popa, pressed.
Nicloa Ban, seer. /.
(93-9 -95)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24

'haz mare printre locuitofii ora
sului.
loan Passani, din New York,
negustor ambulant, a fost con
damnat la 50 amenda. Ne avind
bani sc adrcseaza judecatorului
,.1ti dau mul din catelusii astia
dol" Judecatorul refuzat s.
Passani fost TRIMS la recoarG
sd plateasca amenda prin inchl-
scare.
Sa Fl ON in etate inaintata s.
sa te insori lnmd 0 nevasta dc
II ami. .comiti prostie, dar ca
dnpa acea sa te sinucizi. ga ne
vasta Sc fie libera sa ia ahnl
dai semne de nebnnie. DIR. X. Il
Klock din Ravenwood, Col, 81
ami, sa sinucis ieri, bind otrava
Inainte de a Sc suicide scrl,
o scrisoare In care zice ca ISL pn
ne cap6t zilclor, ca nevasta lu!
de Is ami, sa poata fie liberia.
Dina Clock urmeaza inca la {
scoala de menaj din Pueblo, Sis a
marital aclm I'm an.
@ fetitas de Is ami, cIntarest'
1S5 funzi 81 cerc sfatul unui zial
ca sa poata slnbi. lisa recoman.
dat verleturi, 81 sa Sc fereasca
de dulceturi, nnci, cartofi 81 or
ce fcl de fainoase. MOI adao
gam: Sa Sc scoale in zor de n
81 pima la apusul soarrlui sa sa
pc in gradina.
Romanhl .,Nirtute 81 Desfriu
Doua Volume $3.50 E in folo
sui Uniunii S. r. A. ,Comandat
pima stunt, la c. r. Pascu 57Os
Detroit Ave, Cleveland, Ohio.
Era vremc cind barbatii erar
protcctorii nevestclor, 81 era bl
ne pc atunci, zic unii. Astazi fc
meilc sunt protectoarele barbati
lor, cautind sal fercasca de toatt
relele, 81 la multi nh le convine
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ori cine mi scrie, rog sa-nli
comunice:
~ Numele exact al trimita-
torului de bani;
q Banca din America la Ca
re q depus banii, 81 data depu-
neDii;
81 Banca din tara prin Icare
|avea 80 Sc pMteasca;;
~ Adresa exacta, cui avea sd
Sc plateasca;
81 Suma depusa in dolari 81
suma in Lei, ce urma sd Sc pla-
teasca, 81
81 0 copie exacta a chitan.
tel primite.
Aurel Essa,
81 f. deputat.
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INfORMATIUNI

Soldati trimisi la Butte. = But
tie, Mont. = So!dati felerali pa
trulau strazile orasnlui Butte,
Mont. ca Sc inlature incaierarile
dintre giirzile della Mine 81 gre
visit. Slodatii al fost trimisi aci
in urma 1ncaicrarilor de Mercuri
.cipd Is perSoane All fost ranite 81
Hugh b. Haran. in ctate de IS ami,
fost ucis.
Tn detasament de .soldati sub
comanda Colonelului A. Mitchell
a ajuns in oras ieri seara Imediat
fost declarata legea martiala.
Soldatii sunt pc deplin armati 81
au ordin nu permite grupari de
oameni pc strait. Trupele sosite
sunt din Camp Lewis, Wash.
Iowa pentru republican,. De
MOines, La. - Gnyernorul Frank
10. Lowden, din illinois, obtimh,
All permisia celor 26 de drlegat
al statului Iowa ca sal sprijineas
ca Pc ell, la conventia care Sc va
tinea la Chicago spre a nomina III
candidat la scaunMl presidential
de catra republican,.
Convcntia de stat din Iowa 1
votat prin aclamatic ca Sc de;
instructii candidatilor ca. Sc vote
re pentru LOwden. Aceasta deci
zie s a luat in urma recomamdatie
facutF de catra comitetul ales pei
tru motiuni.
1 fncefcare de q linga un negrn
- Indianapolis. o garda d.
| polite grea fost pusa in juru
temnitei jlldetiene de aici, in III
ma inccrcarii, de catra mullins
de oamcni, de lna temnita CT
asalt, spre a pune NINA pc VIII
liam Ray, care este acuzat ca ;
ucis pc Martha Huff, 0 fata d
alb, in etate de IA AMI.
! Multimea, mn grup de 2,0O'
lde persoanc an dat un asalt tenn
Intel. Au fost opriti numai cint
paxitorii all inceput Sc .impnstr
asupra lor. Tnul e rant.
/ pelsgatis xeipteanA cere in
dependsnts xgiptului. - San Re
mo. Delegatia nafiqnalistilol
Icgipteni, care a ajuns astazi aici
a anuntat All seara ca va pre-
zenta ccrinte consiliului snprem
ca Egiptul sa fie recunoscut d,
lpremieri ca stat il1dependent.
/ In decursul zilei au ajuns "a
Sc dslegati al popornfhi carl sun
tdornici de . obtine decizii favo
rabiIe pentru Egipt, din parte'
con1erintei de pace.
4 Difsstts eAsssM ~ ceHferin
~ YIsnfurllsE. San Reno.
1 RepFezeptantii Galitiei IS spun
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re pc timpnl recentelor ploi to.
rcntiale q pns un semn in milo
cal unsi bsltoace din orss, pc
care era SORTS ,,seahstul u pes
c1itql : llber,. Vi carr 4 prOdus
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-24

ca All sosit in acest oras Gu SEQ
pill de insista pe linga premi-
eri ca Sc revizniasca tratatnl de-
Ia Versailles prin care Sc da
Poloniei dreptul de protectoarc
asnpra Galitiei timp de ., de
ami.
Montcnegrinii an trims repre-
zentanti carl sc ceara premierilor
ca cazul lor Sc fie imediat pus
in discutie, cerind GU insistenta
IA li-se reda libertatea luata. La
fel alhanezii asteapta ca Sc ina
inteze um protest contra impar-
tirii tarii lor.
Pima in prezent nici una din
aceste deletgatii ma fost. primit:l
in audienta prcmierilor.
Grevistii din New York nu Sc
intorc la lucru. New York. -
Gu toate ca caile ffrate din dis
trictu New York anunta ca SER
viciul pasagerilor este normal. 81
ca traficul trennrilor de povara c
80 proccnte normal, grevistii
prin fruntasii lor spun ea on,
manii M Sc vor intoarce la lucru
pima end cerintele lor nu vor Fl
1uate in conshlerarc de comitetul
de arbitrii.
Tipografii din Montreal perd
greva. - Montreal Greva
,.ilegitima" della tipografia Mon
trcaI Daily Star a fost perduta
de lucratorii tipografi. Ri au ce-
rut alministratorulni acelui ziar
ca sal ia indarat I'm lncrn pc sa-
larul avut mai irlainte, 81 fara
nici un prejnditiu contra nici L.
nui dintrc eel esitis in greva.
Belgienli vor ca Hoover Sd lie
ajute a capata imprumut - Bru
xela. Guvernul belgian de-
els ca Sc trimita O comisie flnan-
clara in Statcle Unite care in
struata incerca Sc obtina inter
ventia lui Herbert Hoover de a
interveni pc linga financiarii a.
mcricani, ca Sc dra imprumut
Bel giei.
Numirea aeestei c0misium fl
nanciare sa facut dupa &c sin
dicatul american a refuzat Sc i'm.
prumute Belgia GU alt imprumut
o sinucidere in cercurile aris-
tecratice. Geneva. Din R0-
manshorn Sc rap9rteaza Q alta
tragedie petrecuta in cercurlle
aristocratice de refugiati ce 81
afla in Elvetia.
Tinara baroneasa Karlensky
casatorita Gu un Gngur, ed ru
,soaica, a plecat ell barca pe la
cul Constanta, luind Gu ca 81 co
pilul de dol ami &c avea. Cevs
mai tirziu, ambii all fost aflat
inccati.
O scrisoare pc care baronesa
lasat-o la hotel spnne cd Bel;
Kun. fostuf dictator bolsevist din
Ungaria, ucis pc sotul ei 81 ;
Itonfiscat intreaga Tor ayere., A
| ceasta a duS-o la Sinucidere.