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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23

,,Fic! Sa nu pleci nic odata pima cnd nu Intrebi
daca mai am nevoie dc tne.sA auzit!" sriga Elena,
voind 81; puma la incercne pima undc Isl poatc lua
rolu de stapina ASA numise in atltca rlnduri
Kuzun.
Am auzt ilustra staplna", raspunsc Caopi, In
clininduse pcntlu intIia oara inaintca eli
,,Spune-i beiuui ca vrcau sa vorbesc Gu ell dupa
ce va lua masi All auZt z"
,,Da, ilustra stapna", raspunsc Caopi, inclinin-
duse din nou 81 pleca grabta. ,Scorpc inveninata,
am sd mi bat joe de tine cit vol Fl pc corabe sd ma
pomenest', sopti Elena in lmba romina pc cind Ca
iop tragea usa dupa ea astfel intocnita ca
nu Sc putea deschidc de cit din aara, findc luase-
ia minerul din 'nauntru de la broasca usei.
Sultana dupa sfatul Elenei Sc lungi pc pat, care
era multi mai bun 81 mai corod eel din cabina 81 Gu
fata ntoarsa catrc protectoarea eli astepta sal
beasca dar Elena preocupata de multe gindur 81
Gu privirea in tavan medta.
M trecuse nici cnci minute de cind esse Caliopi,
cind Sc auzra trci batai usoare i'll usa cabinet.
,1ntra!" zise Elena 81 usa deschise inject 81 I'M
ira Kuzun smerit zmbetul pc buze, dnd buna sea
ra ca dupa aceea sd Sc incline III fata Elenei.
,Sczi die Kuzun! Team chemat sd vorbm nitel
1m place sa vorbesc GU D-ta ca 1ni par un ON de
sprava. Am sd te 1ntreb Stii limba italanS!l
,Nu magnifica stapina! n AM avut fericilea sS
nrat" rspunsc Kuzun, care inca M sezuse scaJi
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23
NOUTATI DIN PATRIA We
CHE.

NOUTATI DIN PATRIA We
CHE.
Ziarul ,,Adevarul" ziar zilnic,
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Dimineata"
ziar silnic, pretul 10c; ziarul
;, ,Clopotul", ziar zilnic 10c; ziarul
;, ,Renasterea Romina" ziar zilnic:
pretul 10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Tran
silvaniei ziar zilnic, pretul 1oc;
zhraul ,,Unirea" pretul 10c; zia-
rul ,,Unirea Poporului", pretul
10c; ziarul ,,Gazeta Poporului"
pretul 1oc.
Acestea sunt ziarele care So
eesc in fiecare ii. Sc pot procura
de Ia ,,B1BLIoTECA ROMfNA.
AMERICANA", George Pintea
proprietar, 264 East Front Str.
ori p. o. Box 419, Youngstown
Ohio. 1-3-5)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23
oCAZIUNE RARA.

Wind din -cauza plecarei IN ia
ra un Pool Room 81 Barber Shdy
Gu doua scaune. De dat maj sun'
81 4 odai de locuit care sc TIM
de acest local.
Pozitie buna in centrul Romi
nilor. Contract pc 6 ami. Rem
mai ieftin ca orr unde. Doritori
sd Sc intereseze la 81 Stanto,
Ave-. Akron, Ohio.
(17-19)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23
LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim oan'
gaia 81 preturile cele mai bune.
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 En-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pinl
la orele 6 p. M (1x6).
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23
CUMPARA SL0AN'S PEN.
TRU. POT0LIREA DURERti
Nnnsal q 1nccrc0Sr te ~ cOo ~tREE ~
( SlOnn's L1miment aluta u a@OS.
q gnrca lnnGhtue0es.

~ ce induri durcri ctud 9ta CO
Sloan's Liniment to ~ usura
prompt? NJ mr. n fatnaS Llos-
mentul Lumii de SO dc ami. daca 0O
ar Fl fost un beneficiu foarts bun m
us,rarea durerilor reumatice. insepe-
nirea incheieturilor. dureri do muscu-
latura. lumbago. nevraigie. scrintea-
la. contuziune. 81 rezultale cfnd esti
eXpus la vremi reic.
rAtrundc farm sl freci. 81 NJ lasa
pielea phtata. pori astupat. Op Isni-
ment pentru junghiuri si dureFi care
sta In pozitie singura In . race
ceea ce spune. CumparA o sticlA as
taxi 81 tine-o la ,indeminA La tot'
drugistii. In trci marimi :. S5c., 7Oc..
S140.
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CAUTAM LEBARI

CAUTAM LEBARI
PENTRU AJUTOR LA LUCRU
GENERAL in FABRICA.
PLATA BUNA PENTRU OA-
MEM CARE AU VOIE CA SA
LUCREZE 1NTR UNA.
ADRESATI-VA LA:
PARISH AND BINGHAM COR
PORATION,
WEST 106-th 81 MADISON AVE
CLEVELAND, o.
(14-19)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23
DE viNZARE.

Din cauza plecarii in patria ve-
che vindem storul nostru, Buce-
RE 81 Grocerie la buna pozitic,
mobila moderna, vinzare $4,000
Ia ri. Deasemenea vindem Ii 10
turi intro linie 81 0 casa cu J
odai, grajd, cotet pentru gaini
etc. Doritorii sa Sc adreseze la
Costea & Oprea, 725 N. Park,
Warren, Ohio.
(11-22)
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DIN SIBERIA.

Sc cauta urmatorii:
Caut pe batrinul cantor al bi
sericei ,,Sfinta Elena" din Gle
veland, Ohio, Gu numele loan A
ron. originar din Sorostin 81 pc
familia dinsului. Asemenea 81 ps
loan Cindea, originar din Seica
Mare, care in anul 1913-1914
traia in Youngstown, Ohio. Cine
site ceva despre dinsii, ii roa
foarte multi ami scrie mie 81 fa-
miliei mele.
Adresa mca urmatoarea:
Legiunea RominA de Vinatorl
Transilvaneni 81 Bucovineni, Ba1
talionul 2 ap. ,,Marasesti". Com
pania de depozit, orlandea Ilie
PRISONER, Lagarul Educatis.
Ircutsc loan Ramba, Voivoden;i
Mici, comitatul Fagaras. caut;'
pc fratele sau George Raniba.
Pop Petru din BaSdesti, judetul
Maramuras, cauta pe Ilie Nastu-
team din Brebu, judetul Mara
muras.
Nicolae Opris din Dridif, ju-
detul Fagaras. cauta pc frateie
sau George OpfSs.
Bat. 2. Unitatta de Lesatura
Caporal Furcea vasile din co
muna Saliva, judctul Bistrita Ma
saud, cauta pc fratele sau Fur.
cea loan. - Ell sanatos 81 bina
Bat. 2, Unitatea de Legatura
Plutonier Caraba loan, din co
muna Plesca. judet,ll Salaj, eau
ia pc loan Crisan, tot de acolo
Bat. de Rez. Comp. 3:
.Vasile Creta din comuna Hi
dis, judetul Turda Aries, cauta
pc Duma Vasile a lui Letu, pt
Jacob al Onului, Rat Stefan lu
Todor 81 Florc Todor a lui Cald
toti din Hidis.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-23

SCOALA DE FOTOCRAF1.
La moi Sc invata fotografiatnl
in scurt timp is Gu foarte putiac
spese.
MARCO PHOTO STUDIO,
Fotografia Romina.
1160 Russell Str, Detroit, Mich,
(lxG---9 Febr.)
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LUCRAToR11 CARE Sc SCHI.
LAvESC STU ACERT1A
DREPTUR1LE pRIvIT0ARE
LA LEGEA DE C0MPENHA-
TIE A LUCRAToR1LoR? C1ND
STAT LA fND01A1.A, CONSUL
tx Pc j. P. CORRI0AN. b43
SOCIETY FOR SAVINGS BU.
1LDIN0.
MAIN: 2544. CENTRAL 4378-W.
(17--22)
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G A U T

pc cuscrul meu Pavel Aldea din
comma Sinca Veche, judetul Fa-
garas Rominia Mare. Rog pc din
sui daca celeste acest anunt sa-
mi scrie imedat.
Tot odatd rog pc toti frati
Romini, care stu ceva despre din
sui sd ma incmostiinteze pentru
care fapta le voiu Fl. foarte ra-
cunoscator pentru aceasta facere
de bine. = Adresa mea este:
loan Bentea, I'LL So. Jefferson
Street, New Castle, Pa.
DID
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1920-11-16
Education in Spain
Still a Privilege
For Wealthy People

Madrid. Oct. 26.-(By Associated
Press. )-Education, in Spain continues
to be a privilege Of the people Of for
tune. declares the newspaper. La
Libertad. This was evoked by the
announcement that the present cabinet
had stopped the first effort to open
universities to- the poorer people by
annulling an appropriation Of 100000
pesetas by previous Liberal cabinet
to furnish scholarships for needy stu
dents in the higher schools 81
The writer endeavors to show in the
newspaper that universities are occu-
pied largely by students who have, no
desire for knowledge or who are in
capable of acquiring it while pupils OF
exceptional talent in the lower schools
are unable to gain admission to the
universities because of the cost of
education and are compelled to work
in the factories. The paper points out
that in this way the intellect of these
bright students is being lost to the
Spanish nation.
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The Oryest Congress

Three hundred and two of the 435
members Of the incoming House Of
Representatives are said to have
committed themselves against any
liberalization" of the volstead act TO
enforce the 18th amendment. thus
making the next Congress the dryest
,et. The indications are rather that
the new Congress will be likely to
adopt measures to strengthen the en-
forcement machinery and to protect
honest and rightful users of alcohol
hy making some changes in the issu-
arce Of permits.
Much fraud has resulted from laxi-
~ In this respect and many gallons
Of alcohol have been distributed on
fictitious permits. Some Of the larger
eastern states like New York and
pennsylvania have not been consid-
cred successful examples of prohi.
bition enforcement and the drys are
planning to bring pressure to bear
upon the legislatures of such states
TO enact legislation to supplement
the Federal prohibition enforcement
SGT
1t must be increasingly evident to
those who doubted the "submission.."
IS they chose TO call it. CT the free
American people to such a trespass OF
their rights as prohibition seemed 70
them 70 be, that the United states
sent dry by its own solition and In
tcnds to remain dry. There were
man. indications and there were in
Vulnerable prophets Who rose up last
sprirg and said that prohibition
would be the great outstanding issue
~ the presidential campaign. It was
u. the main issue: it was infre-
ro.nily mentioned by campaigners:
r..r.iy IL at all. did the spcake1s de-
r. an entire speech to II. Never
81 the voters were not unmind-
fai y. the prohibition attitude OF the
T1sr for whom the. were asked to
give in their ballots and the result is
b confirmation and a e-ratification
of the 18th amendment and declar-
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Last Chapter in Life
OF Hurricane Isle, the
Lost Town of Knox County

The last chapter in the history of
Hurricane Isle. Knox county's lost
town. was made public last week,
with the recording at the registry OF
deeds Office of the transfer from the
Hurricane Isle Quarries Co, to the
Security Trust Co, of "all that island
called Hurricane Isle. together with
all the buildings. machinery. fixtures,
appliances. tools. equipment. trade
and supplies thereon. excepting and
reserving therefrom the Catholic
church and lot and the various build
ings located on the island. which are
excepted in the conveyance Of said
Hurricane Isle Quarries Co. recorded
in the Knox Registry of Deeds, Book
$780, Page s02." E
Hurricane Isle was formerly q part
Of Vinalhaven and first became
famous for the extensive granite
operations which were started there
in 1870 by Gen. Davis Tillson. AZ
the time of its incorporation AZ q
town In 1873 IT had a population of
600 which later grew to about TOO.
Big contracts were carried out there
and at one time the island was one
OF the liyeliest granite centers In
Maine. But as the granite business
began to decline the population d.
unfinished and with. the abandonment
OF the business. the town organic
zation was given up in 1916. Since
that time the plants have been dis
mantled and within the past year
but one or two families have lived
on the island. A baby. has been
born on the island during the past
year.--Knox Messenger. Nov. IL.
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Shanghai Raises Millions for
Starving People of the Great
Belts Where Crops Have Failed

Shanghai. Oct. 16.--tBy Associated
Press).-Millions of dollars have been
subscribed here to the general fund
raised in various centers in China to
provide relief for the inhabitantsoof a
great belt spread over seven provinces
in Northern China where crops have
failed and whole populations were
starving to death.
1t was estimated that the famine
the worst China has experienced in
half century. had fastened its grir
upon between 30,000.00O and 100000 900
of people who faced north country
winter after a harvest only about eight
per cent. Of normal.
While relief organizations were being
formed in Peking and other centers
and the Chinese government had set
in motion ponderous and slow moving
machinery. about 40 leading chinese
organized the Seven Provinces Famine
Relief Association and within a week
had received contributions amounting
to little less than $a.0o0.00O. For
eign aid in the campaign for funds was
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OF considerable profit, and since in the
new conditions it is involving its
holder in less labor and anxiety. there
is every inducement for him to re-
main in it.
1t is a convenience to the govern
ment that Lord French should stay.
1t would not be easy to find suit
able successor. Unless. therefore, Lord
French's health breaks down change
is considered unlikely.
Should a complete reversal take place
in present methods of Irish admins
tration and a new policy of concilia-
ton be inaugurated, there would be a
change in all the Irish offices. Three
names are mentioned as possible Vice.
roys in that event. Lord Decies. who
married Miss Gould. of New York. is
constantly spoken of. He is PERSONAL
ly very popular with all classes and
is a very genial man typically Irish in
his ways. He would be an ornamental
Lord Lieutenant of the old spending
style.
the real as well as the merely nomi-
nal power. Lord Northcliffe Is men
toned as a possible choice. Anether
likely man is Lord Shaftesbury who
made an important speech at the
Irish Peace Conference and whose
role would be. while conciliating Irish
feeling generally. to secure the ad-
hesion of Belfast where he has great
interests.
If. owing to reasons of health, Lord
French should go during the continu-
ance of the present regime the most
probable successor is believed to be
the Marquis of Londonderry. ~
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RUMORED
FRENCH WILL RE-
SIGN AS VICEROY

dublin. Oct. 2S-(By Associated Press)
The rumors that Lord French is
about to retire from the Office of Lord
Lieutenant because he is dissatisfied
with his lack OF influence on policy
are regarded in usually well-informed
circles here as without foundation III
TACT His role was definitely settled
several months ago when Sir Hamar
Greenwood and General Macready came
to Ireland and no change has since
taken place.
When first appointed Lord French
was accompanied by Mr.. Shortt as
Chief Secretary ad the arrangement.
was that each should have an equal
voice in the administration. When they
dfnered the difference was referred to
the cabinet. Where there was no time
TO make the reference Lord French's
view prevailed. This plan did not
work well. Neither party was salts
fled. Each minister thought he could
do better without the other Mr..
Short was sent away to the Home
office, and Lord French was allowed
to choose Chief Secretary not as
colleague but as a subordinate and he
chose Mr.. Macpherson. of whom he had
had a favorable experience when Ny,
Macpherson was Under Secretary for
War.
Lord French is said to have inter-
terred in all the details of administra-
| ton. He tired of the job and welcom-
ed the change which brought Sir Ha-
mar Greenwood as a real Chief Score
, tary directly representing the cabinet.
and General Macready to control the
armed forces. The three men have
since got on well together and the
Viceroy is understood to be content
with mainly ornamental position
! which relieves him from much trou-
BILE
The salary attached to his post is
tNW0 year, with various additional
allowances. and with some concessions
in the matter Of income tax. Previous
Viceroys found the sum insufficient
and some Of them who were wealthy
men supplemented it out OF their pri-
vate means. But then there were le-
vees. drawing rooms. dances and en-
tertainments on a large scale in the
Castle. all modelled in imitation of the
functions of the royal court in Lon
don. These have not been resumed
since the war which suspended them,
and the entertainments are few and on
the modest scale possible in the Vice
regal Lodge, which is a small house
less extensive than many Irish country
mansions.
The Viceroyalty is thus now an Office
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In New York they are shivering ow-
ing to the scarcity of fuel and at
Buffalo. Saturday, a doctors certifi-
cate was required before ton Of coal
could be purchased while thousands of
others waited. Doubtless they would
shiver more at suggestion they spend
the winter in Maine. where we are
fairly snug and comfortable. thank
you, and no suffering because Of cold
reported hereabouts.
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Il came to Los Angeles trying TO
regain my health. but didn't get any
better, even in this wonderful CHM
ate. until I began taking Taniac.'
said Mrs. NJ. c. Crowley. who lives at
l041 South Hill ST., Los Angeles, the
other day.
Il was so weak and broken down
that I was hardly able to get about at
all. / suffered terribly after my
meals on account of my food souring
and gas forming on my stomach. and
I would feel so tight that I could
hardly get a good breath. My appe-
tite left me and l was 50 nervous that
l couldn't stand the least noise and
never knew what it was to get good
nights sleep.
II tried dieting for more than two
yeass. but that didn't help me any
for I was continually getting worse
all the time and actually lost twenty
five pounds in weight III
"All the different treatments and
medicines took failed to do me the
least bit of good, and I finally came
to the conclusion that my condition
would never be any better.
Il know from my personal expe-
renee with it that Tanlac is a good
medicine. for as soon as began TAX
ing it, l began to improve. Why. it
is perfectly wonderful the way / have
gained In strength, weight and every
other way, and ! now feel like q diff
ferent woman entirely.
4 have a fine appetite and my
nerves are in such perfect condition
that l sleep soundly every night.
never suffer from sour stomach and
gas forming after meals and. in fact,
all my troubles have just gradually
disappeared since taking Tanlac.
Il feel so thankful over my i'm
provement that I am glad to have the
opportunity to recommend Tanlac to
everybody"
Tanlac is sold in Augusta by John
Coughlin; in Weeks Mills by J. A.
Merrill and in West Washington by
Walter Burdick and by the leading
. druggist in every city and town
Adv
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Is days. l hour; and the Flying Scud
of Damariscotta which not only holds
the record for a run from New York
to Marseilles-16 days but also hold
ing the accord for the greatest dis
lance ever covered by any sailing
vessel in a single day-445 miles. an
average of Is 1-2 knots.
While Bath never built an extreme
clipper. Clark's list of clippers. in
cludes the following: The Monsoon.
Prufant and Drummond 1881, the
Flying Dragon of 1852 and the Viking
of 1855 by the same firms; the Ariel
by Patten &. Co, 1852. and the I'm
daunted, by Snow & Co. in 1853
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new YORK CLUB MAN
MAKES DISCOVERY

A weli-known New Yorker writes:
while visiting in historic old Ply
mouth tMass.) my family became ac-
It does all you claim for il in aiding
digestion and relieving insomnia and
constipation. Please ship me six
large size bottles for mother is in need
Of it."-Wm. /. Ralph.
Thousands nacd to aid digestion, and re-
iieve constipation-take DIR. True's Elixir
and know what a good laxative and worm
cxpelisr In.
ranged stomach, swollen upper lip. often
sive breath. harsi and full belly. with
pains pale face. eyes heavy and DUH
twitching eyelids. itching OF the nose and
recturn, short dry cough. grinding of the
teeth. little red points on the tongue,
starting during sleep. slow fever.
II you have any of these symptoms ban
ish shem for gooi by taxing DIR. TRUE'S
ELIXIR Over IS years ON the market
Adv.
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enlisted at a mass meeting that was
attended by representatives OF 'H'
American and British Chambers
Commerce, the American Association
Of China and a number of other foreis'
organizations. A committee appoihteu
at this meeting. working with the eA'
ecutive body of the Chinese RELIEF AS
ISOLATION, outlined and carried through
the general campaign. The minimum
of 100000 that was fixed as 'hT
least sum that Shanghai should con
tribute-as it was estimated that NOS
less than s20o.0oe.0 900 would be
quired-was passed in the first weeAs
of the campaign which began in sep
TENDER was to be continued on ~"
December.
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Doubtless those New York unions
that have held up the hands Of graft
on building operations would be in
favor of the government paying for
construction after the costs. what
with trust prices in materials and
blackmail Of builders. get beyond the
reach Of the individual. 1t should be
doubted. however. if other people
will want it,. =,
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Jumps Of undigcsted food causing
PAIN. When 'your, stomach 10 acid.
and is gassy. sour or you have heart
burn, hatulence. headache or dys-
pepsia. here Is speedy relief-no wait
ing.
z Eat q tablet or two Of Pape's
Diapepsin and Instantly your stomach
feels fine. All the indigestion pain,
gases, acidity and misery in the stom-
ach caused by acidity ends.
Pape's Diapepsin tablets cost little
at any drug store but there Is no surer
OF quicker stomach antacid known
Adv
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alton that the American people want
It enforced.
There ID evidently plenty of oppor-
tunity. for. Improvement in this par
ticuIar and II one may judge from
what has just come to pass. the peo-
pie will hold accountable those In
whose hands lies the power to make
the Improvement