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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Still Discussing
Freight Shortage

CHICAGO, May 2b.-~Relief from
the present freight car shortage to-
day was expected to follow q con.
ference of q COMMITTEES OF three. ap
pointed by railroad executives Of the
Middle West to determine radical
steps to end the transportation tie
up.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Talk on Trade With
China and Russia

After spending several years in
China. studying commerce. United
States Trade Commissioner Paul p.
Whitman. OF Seattle. returned to his
home town Tuesday to deliver a Sc
rics OF business lectures here. proceed
Redfieid. former secretary OF com
mcrce.
Whitman will sddrers business
men at the Masonic club Thursday
evening. on China markets. Redfield
will reach Seattle Thursday evening.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Would Prohibit
Plane "DumpinQ''

! WARRINGTON, May IS. An
allIsndment to the army appropria.
ton bill TO prohibit dumping OF
foreign built aircraft in the United
States has been prepared by Senator
New. Indiana. republican. 1t was
stated today. Its object is TO pre-
vent foreign nations from selling
their obsolete airplsnes here at less
than cost. thus competing unfairly
with the American airplane industry.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Jury Manipulation
Is Frisco Charge

SAN FTtANCTScO. May 25-I
Charges OF manipulation OF jury
panels In the superior courts Of san
Francisco were laid before the grand
jury last night. according TO Fore
man VIM II. HARRISON.
The evidence Of an alleged ring OF
rnanipuIators was supplied BY At
torney c. Vincent Riccardi. and is
the outgrovth Of a widespread probe
into local courts which has been
conducted by the inquisitorial body.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Goodwin Released
in Motor Car Case

william Goodwin. ~. has bcsn com
picseiy enumerated Of any connection
with the thefs OF the auto found
wrecked NJ =. Marginal way and i<th
~. Saturday night Codwtn had bean
invited to ride In the machine. by two
acquaintance. and dsd not know the
car had been stolen. He was In.
jur~d when the car Vas wrecked. His
two companions were later taken Into
custody. and Goodwin was released.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
says Oil Problem
Il Pressing One

CHICAGO. May 2s.--The problem
Of supplying oil fuel for the United
States navy. the merchant marine.
Industrial users and others is one
that demands the immediate atsenr
ZION and consideration Of Americans.
Eugene Macauliffe. president OF the
Union colliery company. told mem.
bers of the international railway
fuel association. in session here to
day
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Ask Railway Wage
Program Abolished

CHICAGO. May 1s.-wagA In
crcascs and agreements obtainci by
railroad employees during federal
control were asked to be wiped from
the slate and a fresh start made. in
arguments made by railroad execu-
tfves before the railroad labor board
today. The board is hearing the
railroads side on demands Of two
million employees for an annual In
crease Of one billion dollars.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Shy on Funds to
Send Crew East

Even tho the Washington erc~
10 the logical representative Of the
Pacific coast states for the annual
Pouehkeep~ie regatta. Associated
stoi~otA Of The University ~
waehin ston have not sufficien,
funds to send the o@wmcn Fast
this year. according 20 an announce.
mont Tuesday Of Graduate Manager
Darwin Messnemt.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Methodist Union
Is Not Approved

DES MONIES. Iowa, May 25.--
The methodist general conference
has decided to defer action on the
nroposed unification Of the Metho.
dirf Episcopal church and the Meth.
od.st Episcopal church. South. until
the next general conference In. 1924.
Meanwhile both church bodies sre
TO Investigate the sdvisability Of
sr,ch a merger and prepare their
findings for submission 10 the next
1>orld meeting OF the Methodist
Church.
These steps were taken by the
conference at the suggestion Of the
xpeciai committee appointed 10 in
vestigate the subject
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Sugar Should Be IL
Cents, SAYS Hoover

would be selling today at IL to II
cents per pound II the national ad-
ministration had acted upon recon
mendations made last summer. Her
bers Hoover testified before the Lusk
legislative committee here
Hoover specified ''the president.
the attorney general and other mem
bers OF the cabinet" as responsible
for failure to buy the Cuban crop At
81 cents per pound.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
This IL Odd! Bryan
Opposes Wilson

WASHINGTON. May ,5.--william
Jennings Bryan today placed him.
self in direct opposition to President
Wilson's foreign policy when he de-
clared against this country accept.
ing q mandate for Armenia.
ANY mandate IN impossible. -
Bryan said in an interview.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

seattle's theatres have ~niinsAs
with other rev recruits In the cam
paisn to encourage home industries.
Slogans boosting tho principle of
buying home products will appear on
the programs Of The leading show
houses TO remind folks that tn buy
seastiemade products ls 20 give IN.
local payroll another ifst.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Status of Frisco Market

sAN FRANCISCO. May ss.--Batter--
rruaa Ssne pss 10: prime f,rssa save
per ID.
Egg.-Ertras. tSe per dot; firsts. CSC
per dosI extra puiietA lsAe per dex
undersIsed puii~ss. ale per dos.
chses. nats. fancy. 3so per
10. firnts. ite per ID.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Scholarship for
Tufts 10 Offered

Want 10 so to Tufts COLLAGE Ap-
piioationz for free sehoia rshsp TO
either the liberal arts department. or
the engineering school should be
forwarded 10 Georr. y. Forster. ms
<sth ave. \. W. The scholarship is
being offer~i by the Tufts College
club Of Puget Sound. acting In con.
junction with school authorities. .,
Vas announced.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Mary and Douglas
Plan Pleasure Trip

LOS ANGELES. May 15.--Doug
las Fairbanks and Mary Piekford.
Fairbanks will leave here tomorrow
on a ak weeks business and pleas.
ure trip. After spending a few days
in Arizona the noted movie stars will
20 to Chicago and New York on
business
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
New England Shoe
! Factories Closed

BOSTON. Mass. May 3s.-Poor
transportation facilities. inability to
obtain raw materials and strskAs
continued today to force the closing
OF shoe ard textile plants thruout
New England. according TO reports
received here
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Haywood's Appeal
Will Be Heard

CHICAGO. May 35. -- Appeal Of
William Haywood. secretary Of the
l. W. W. and - others. agains,
prison sentences for violation OF ties
espionage act will be heard In the
United States appellate court here
today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Parental Truth
Clause Puzzles

ysfhffy Of the opuncii amend
nens making {, . mssdemespor TO
rsislfy the age OF . child carried
free on the muny iines was OUTS
TONED In an opirson rendered Tues-
day by Corporation Counsel walter
y. Meier.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
GAYS HE IS THE
~ REAL WOODROW

SPOKANE. May Is. - Averring
that he was Woodrow Wilson and
that the present incumbent OF the
White House Vas a faksT w. vii.
son. Finn. was arrested here today
as he was buying q gun In a pawn.
shop.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
INFANTS POLICE
W TO ROUT CHICKS

Oscar Wan. sTii r. Madison st.
asked the police Tuesday To protect
him against chickens.
Il put IN a garden" he complain
"a. -ard I no sooner get Il coming
along than my neishbors' chickens
wreck It. want protection.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Thcrndybs. Tr-nbo,mc Co. Inc.
has b~en named manager Of tho
fr.iehtsr Yocemi'e. Barber line ship
being Transferred from Pacific to
Atlantic service. She will load grain
for the Atlantic coast either here or
on the Columbia river.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
A SKED FOR MORE,
"A HE GOT NOTHING

SAN FRANCISCO. May ;s--sos
satisfied with verdict Of si3.soo In
breach Of contract suit. Frank
Helm. shipping broker. demanded a
nee trial He got u and the Jury
decided he was not entitled to any.
thing.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
chief LOSES HIS
~ PANTS AND KEYS

ASHLAND. Cal, Nay z5.-PoIIce
Chief Tony Hinkle resigned AFTER y
burglar stole his trousers and the
Jail keys. Il can make more money
in the restaurant business. anyway"
he said.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
ROLD, BAD men"
u CAUGHT BY COPS

OAKLAND. Cal. May ss.--Jimmls
Farx~a. 8. and Dan Morando. 10. the
worlds Youngest yeegs. we're caught
red.handed. PAtrotn,an o'Ncili CAP
tur-d the kindergarten craeksrnen
after they had looted a safe Of SIS.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Last Of 114 steel steamships built
here for the shipping board, the
. .s0o-ton West Mahwah was deliy.
cred to the board by J. y. Duihie A.
Co. Monday. She was the twenty.
sixth product Of the Duthie yard
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

The complete story Of the
career Of John d. Ryan and
other American Business
Leaders is found in the book
by b. c. Forbes, Men Who
Are Making America"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Freight eamahip service from
here to Scandinavia has been ar.
ranged by Capt HJalmar Blombcrg,
representatives OF the johnson line.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
New York Coffee and
Sugar Quotations

NEW YORK. May .s.--cofses-Ne.
Rio. issc per ID: No. 4 Santos. ssk0
ave per 10.
suxar-Rsv. ;ss-e per 10; s~naia,sd
10 80 o sso per ~. 9.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
A VIATORS DROP
"A PLEASURE RATE

Los ANGELES. Nay 3s.-Ths
cost OF high living dropped 10 per
cont here when aviators reduced the
prioe ~ pleasure trips from enc dol
Af 10 20 cents per minute.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Chicago Grain Market

CHICAGO. Nay fs.--0rsin futures de-
vsioped further strength After q higher
opening on the Chicago Board of Trade
and made further gains Mar oorn gained
another I've In later trading. BiG
tradsry wers active on the bull side. and
this with good com mission house buying
and reports that country shippers are not
anxious to sell on q declining market
wers the factors In the trading.
Mar corn opsnrd NJ 1e al titst snd
later gained INC. July opened at tiss,
np 10. and later vas up ftci Septsm-
Der eorn opened 40 ixc 1T tis2h, and
later climbed I Nc
Nay oats opened at si.oe, NJ Nc, and
later gained Ie July oats opened al
sahc. up &c. and later gained Ne
september corn opened W &c at ibsc.
and later vas up &c
Provisions wsrs higher.
Few mon put off until tomorrow
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Public Markets
E1kE EI.AfX

IthE II.AtE
stall ~. : rs no. srsnsia,sd sass,
sisii 80. tall can csrnsfisn min. II Y c.
stsu 1919. wAshinstnn ~ Golden AZ,
mseayosi. spaghetti or noodles rssr
rec: botss s~~suhiisht matches. sc
ns roiles oats. .ge stall 1885, ne
snaii White California besns iTe. Del
Monte eatsae. pit bottle rec. Msn,burfs
vsinsss ne ssa stall ~. paffed
sorn er wheat. isse pts ~ y. oats
ice pkx Stall ~. frsh shsd. Ice n
hAitbut. sse 10: salmon trout. tse N
habitat shesss see 70. sisli -. No.
Yakima oem potatoes. t7.'s sack. cab
eaSe. De- m.
ssar isa sr.h ranch sess. zee ess
full cream eA~~se vac N bulk coffee.
rs tee Saii iis. mutton shoulder.
i1se NJ eotas. bptts. .5e 10. mutton
.,s-. me n. Msii iis. Postum e~rssi
sic pkg Van Camps port and beans
Zee. tic. re. N-N rihs 81. prime steer
sho,t ribs. me n. fresh side pork. 20,
N. 4. piekied rors. sse n. issp Firu ave-.
cans oil Ardisss. ise. Del hents
Spanish tomato sanee. &c eaa. Stall ~
fresh msek~ei. $50 NJ. hsiieot. . ms
SSc 10 cod. . ne. ise. rcd snapper.
ns ,tc ssaiis is-ss. valnsts. ise n
Rogerr basins povd~~, use can: crisco
Ate, sc. sfe stall 4. srnohe ID shoulders
zee m. sugar cured hama use ID; steel
boiling beef. Ave n.
ECONONY
star &C. pure srsnsistsd suesr. ms
csc. Q ne iipf. stall -. fresh ranch
.sss ssc doz fresh ehsrped buttsv. ss'
n: Not russrssrin.. sse NJ. . ne csc
stalls lit bacon. zoe n bacon saehs
rec N hair hams see n. Saiis Sta
sse can Eoysl hahinu powder. $50 10
can csmpbesl's seop. ise' sse Olympic
pancake Tour. fse stall II. fresh hns
cod ms. csc. haiibat checks. see 10.
black cod. ise ~. Stalls t.ss. com
tsrIna, , ne csc. pot roast. ifHs N.
Anchor bacon, use m stall ~. por'
Yakima honey. t,e NJ. sse pit. plum jam
Sc ~, 4 fnS CSC. fresh creamery sstt~
SIC ~: cssnss,on milk. tall can I'VE
SANITARY
stalls -s.sf N ~ Tres tea. y N
rso. NJ .sc. be-, large fresh rsneh esss
.sc dor best fresh pulist ssss. go dos
stalls Al 80. salt saimnn tips, te NJ,
nj. gsc. "a ms salt herring. 7ho' sail
black rod. isne N. ssli 10. shoulder
1910 spring lamb. tbc n; sirioin s,sst
pig seeded rsisins. zee; cluster rsis,ns
fse NJ natural brown rice. isc n. stAi
III. large caa tuna flsh. fse: stuffed
olIves. ssc bottle: Booths sardioes. roc
can. Stall -, Maximum or Rogers cot
fee. sec ~. soc can rcd karo syrup. ssc
zoe ssricots or peaches. Gee
stalls is-ii, short res. ise NJ. liant
stss. i7to N, lamb CHOPS, fse NJ. Stall
1st. rrinx beans zoe n; green peas
isc N extra large Florida craps fruit
for ssel new cabbage I ms fsc. stsll
les. ECONOMY jar caps. ace boz, Co
49, tntI a
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
)il drummer at IS to
president at Sc

When John d. Ryan was thirty he was not max
Ing and had never made, more than 500 to $50 a
month Yet today, at the age Of fftysx, he is pres
ident Of the Anaconda Copper Company, which sup
plies almost one-sxth of the worlds total production.
Not until after he married at the age of thirtytwo
did he apparently develop large ambitions.
When Marcus DAILY, the head of a powerful chain of
banks died. Ryan, then an oil salesman conceived the
idea Of obtaining interest in the DAILY financial in
stitution. So BY USING HIS OWN SAVINGS and
borrowing from friends he managed to buy out
ious minority stockholders in the banks. This gave
him general charge and he was removed to Montana
as directing head of the powerful chain of banks
His work conspicuously successful that in
three years he was offered the management of the
Amalgamated Copper Companys affairs in that state.
This he accepted though political fights legal fights
and labor fights made it, perhaps the most uninviting
job in the United States. Ryan handled Mines men
and money, with such fairness, ability and personality,
that he given entire charge Of Amalgamated
with all its subsidiaries
In 1910 the Amalgamated its subsidiaries and other
mining property, merged into the powerful Ana
cooda Copper Company with John d. Ryan a. presi-
dent
II Il not exactly uncommon for men to make good
in big way from start made at rs to IS years Of
age. Blackstone, the worlds greatest law authority,
did not study law until he was g. The State Bank Of
Seattle is just interested in small starts made by
older young men II Is In the starts of promising
youngsters. Even though you start with dollar,
at your service Is a group Of hank officers always
ready and willing to render advice and information
on money and business matters.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25

Few men put off until tomorrow
the meanncss they can do today.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
Tides in Seattle

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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1920-05-25
WHDn WaDAv
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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13
IN v T A r E .

Societatea .fpmina de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Desteapta-te Rominc"
din Detroit, Mich, q aranjat 0
frnmoasa petrecere cu dams pc
ziua de 1S Ianuarie 1920. la ca
re invita- GU dragoSte pc toate
organizatiile locale, cit 81 pc toti
Rominii din loc 81 din jur.
in special frati membrii cu to-
til stiti cite spese a avut socie-
tatea noastra in timpul din us-
ma, deci ca sa avem o reusita
buna, eli care sa mai putem COM
plecta ceva (din) la Fondul So
cietatii, ar fl de dorit ca nici u
null ST. nu lipseasca de la aceasta
petrecere
1nceputul la oreie 2 p. m. in A.
rion Hall, Chene, Corn GU Chest
nut Street.
Va asteptam Gu drag.
In numele societatii ,,Desteap-
tate Romine'' din Detroit, Mi.
chigan:
Comitetul aranjator.
(2-G1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13

Romini din loc 81 din jur a lua
parte la, Marea Petrecere impre.
unata GU dams, care Sc va tinea
Simbata, II Ianuarie 1920, in ha-
la societatii.
Venitul curat al acestei petrc-
ceri este destinat pentru fondal
societatii PENNSYLVANIA.
Rugam staruitor pc toti fratii
mcmbrii al socictatii noastre !,
lala cu totii parte la accasta fru-
moasa petrccerc.
Totodata rugam pc toti fratii
Romfni din loc 81 din jur ne
da tot spriiinnl dior posibil, par
ticipind intr'un numar cit sc
poate de mare la accasta pctrece-
re, ca sa putem avca reusita
cit Sc poate de buna.
Muzica batrinului Cassian Barth
din Youngstown. Ohio. va distra
onoratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moasc arii de dams 81 cintece na-
tionale.
fnceputul petrecerei va fl la
orele Z seara 81 va dura pima la
orele II din noaptc.
Suprasolviri SO primesc cu ma
re multumit 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziaristica.
Barul va fl asortat cu cele mai
gustoasc mezeluri 81 bauturi re-
coritOare.
Prctul de fntrarc: Domnii a
~. Damele gratis.
Deci in speranta ca vom &
onorati cu prezenta tuturor fra
tilor Romini din lOc~si din iur la
accasta frumoasa petrecere, pima
la rcvcdcre am ramas salutindd-
va GU cca mai mare dragoste fra
tcasca.
in numelc socictatii ,,Transilva
MIA" din Farrell, Pa:
Comitetul aranjator.
'(S-10)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
culturk ,,Transilvania" din Fa-
rell, Pa, arc onoarea invita- pc
toste surorile societati, cluburi 81
parochii, precum 81 pc toti fratii
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13


pentru marble zile ale neamului
d. prof. y. Iorga. aclamat de lu-
mea venita sal asculte, STA des-
voltat aseara conferinta sa des-
pre- .,Dcsvoltarea politicei cxtcr-
ne pOporului rOmin'.
Noi am intemeiat cea dintiiu
fnndatiune politica nationala in
apropierea anului 1900 la ceta-
tea de Argos. in locurile Pocna-
rilor, in apropierca Curtei dc
ArGeS de All, care era reSedin-
IA domneasca 81 donnie in in
telesul eel vechiu era imparatie.
| fiindcd pergamenttele spun pre-
! tutindeni .,domnia toata tara
4 rommeasca' ceea ce ayea un
sens geografic dar 81 unul sufle-
tesc. al domniei pima in margi-
nele unde era sufletul, graiul ro-
I! mlnese.
Poporul Gu bocrii 81 Gu domnul
lui socoteau tara drept mosie.
pc care intelegea so pastrezn
81 lupta sd o, apere mpotriva orr
caror rivneli a dusmanilOr.
Oar spiritul polite, insusirile
mari de conducere ale domnito-
rilOr nostri cei mari. un Alexan-
dru eel Bun, un Mircca, lln Ste
fan eel Mare, un Pctru Rarcs,
I'm Mihai. un Brinoveanu. n an
fost nici odata o mdreptare spre
imperialism, ci au fost totdea-
una dubla politica, una dinco-
70 de Carpati, in tarile ardela-
nesti in lupta Gu stapinitorii I'm
gariei. 81 alta dincolO de Duna-
Te in lupta Gu Turcii. GU Bizan-
tul 81 Fanarul. dar tOtdeauna o
lpolitica de apararea dreptatei 81
tarilor 81 tinuturilor earl erau
stravechc 81 dreapta naosie romi-
neasca mostenita din strabuni.
| Asa a fost cu Pocutia, asa ell
Ardealul, asa GU cetatile Dunarei.
Politica de apararea mosiei. dar
in acelas timp politica de res
pect fata de ce este al altuia,
al vecinului. Neamul rominesc
n'a rivnit nici odata la bun
strain.
Legaturile domniilor principal
tclor Munteniei intemeiat la 1890
81 a Moldovei intemeiat la 1860,
cu Rasaritul. in special, 81 GU
Apusul. peste tarile Austriei 81
Garmaniei ell carl nu aveam pr
| ma acllm in urma abba intr a do
ua jumatate a veacului al lO-lca
nici o legatura de cultura, lega-
turtle acestea erau de insemna-
tate culturala de care prea pu-
tint Isl dau seama All.
Carturari 81 domni Gu legatnrl
81 influinte in acele locuri, tipa-
reau aici in tarile muntenesti 81
moldovenesti carti laice 81 bise-
riccst carl au stalpinit tot acest
rasarit balcanic pima in tinutu-
rile Georgiei 81 in Apus, pima la
venetia 81 in Franta:. Aceasta
pima la 1880. De atunci inceput
politica de necunoasterea situa-
| tiei adevarate 81 llcrarilor dim
launtru, dar mai ales, 81 aceasta
era Mai dureros, a situatiei rea-
| 10 a vecinilor nostri.
De la vreme s'au parasit 81
l'egaturilc asa de firesti GU Italia
| en- care moi avem. atitea pumcta
de asemanare 81 de datorita re-
cunostinta.
81 ran, mare rau s'a facut.
Politica Rominiei trcbuc sa Sc
site de aci fnainte, cucerit toa-
te mijloa'cele dc influinta in O.
rient, relaind slegaturile firesti
din treeut Gu tarile baleanice 81
ldin temeinicia acestor legaturi
sa-si creieze forta trcbuincioasa
lpentru a ne apropia de Apus 81
| a ne impnne ca un popor prega-
| tit 81 consistent de menirea lui.
i Conferinta s'a terminal la ore
lie IL in aceiasi mare fnsufls-
tire.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-13
DesVo|taea pdtiGti extcrnc
a p0p0Tu|ui Roman.

IN mijlocul mei insufletiri ca
pcntru marble zile. ale neamului
d. prof. \. lorga. aclamat de lu-
mea venita sal asculte, STA des-
voltat aseara conferinta sa des-
pre- .,Dcsvoltarca politicei cxtcr-
ne a poporului romin''.
The Wolf Point herald. (Wolf Point, Mont.) 1913-1940, 1920-03-04

river. 1t was a lot of grindstones,
owned by Thomas B. Walker. He
had bought them in Ohio, intending
to sell them at Chicago; but the sud
den coming of the Civil war had
made such trading impossible. Sor-
rowfully, for he had invested all OF
his money In the stones, Walker
tried to peddle them among the far
mers in southern Wisconsin, and,
when this failed, hearing of the two
booming towns at the falls of st.
Anthony, he had loaded them on a
steamboat. James J. Hill checked
them off at st. Paul. Walker asked
him what wages were being paid
there.
Forty dollars a month";" replied
Hill.
what do. you get?"
zone hundred dollars a month"
He said this in no boastful tone.
1t was a simple fact that in four
years he had been able to make a
most favorable impression on his vii
lage. In five years more, for on &C
count of an injured eye he could not
join his companions on the battle
field, he was able to save enough