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scExARIorsrs JOIN WRITERS.

The Council Of the Authors League
OF America has just ratified the affilis-
ton OF scenario writer's guild witt
tho league, 20 be known as the See
mario Writers Guild OF the Authors
League OF America. The officers OF the
new body are Thompson Buchanan.
N esident: Mary o'connor. vice-presi-
d,nt: Eugene II. Lewis. treasurer. and
Jack Cunningham. secretary.
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"a. 400, 4o1 CARROLL ESTATE.

DANIEL J. Carroll. president Of the
virxinia Albersne Corporation. who
died at - West Fortieth street on April
4, 1870, left q gross estate OF st.7so.7e
and q net estate OF t4.142.sis. A report
10 this effect was filed yesterday by the
state Comptyller In the Hall Of
Records. He had stocks and bonds
valued. at st.0s5,7ts. the largest item
being ls7t.7oo IN stock Of the Chatham
ana Phsnix National Bank
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DIED

In Memorar.
nsilin. william NJ Rich. Bertnsid A.
Ewart, Fanny NJ. T. springmuhi, Stella
ARCHER.-or November ;, Norman l. IN
hh 6eth year, at late residence, 2tfI unl.
versity sy., BronI, New York city, beloved
father Of Mrs. Mabel A. Dean and Mrs
Grace A. Birch. Notice Of funeral here
after.
BAHRENBURo. - Suddenly, November 4.
Mary A. Bshrenburs (nes echraderl, be-
loved wife OF John &. pehrenburg and
dear neither Of Charles and Mari nsrren-
ougE. IN her 60th year. Funeral services
At her late residence. SOLO Bsinsridee av
tear Jerome sv.. Saturday Afternoon.
o:3O o'clock. 10 which relatives and
friends are kindly invited 70 attend. In.
tsrrrent Wwodiawn
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GEORGE w. STEVENS.

SSscsoj DssSoscA 20 THE NEW Yonx HERALD.
CHICAGO, Nov. s.-For one minute to-
day. beginning at IL 80 A. NJ. not a
wheel turned on the Chesapeake and
Ohio Railroad system. From the Grand
Central Station In Chicago 10 the Balti-
moro terminal there was pause In op-
srations, the railroads. tribute TO George
w. Stevens. president Of the system. who
died Wednesday In White Sulphur
Springs. w. Va.
Funeral services. attended by railroad
executives from all parts Of the country.
were. bold in Richmond. Va. to-day.
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WEEDS MISS sTRAUCH TODAY.

Miss Edna Henderson Strauch. daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. William Edwin
Strauch Of 81 Riverside Drive, Will be
married to-day to Mr.. Edwin Moore
Stanton. son of Mr.. and Mrs. Robert
Brewster Stanton of New York and
New Canaan. The ceremony will be at
o'clock In the Church OF the Divine
Paternity. Seventy-sixth street and Cen
trail Park West. the Rev. Joseph Fort
Newton officiating. The maid of honor
will be Miss Marian Norps and the
bridesmaids the Misses Jean Stanton,
Marion Strauch, Dorothy Stevens ana
Mrs. Chandler Bates. Mr.. Edward IL.
Clingen viii, he best man and the ushers
Will be Robert Brewster Stanton. Jr.;
Harold o. Stanton, Albert T. Strauch.
Jr.: Elmo L. Gridley. Saxon King and
Irving Schaeffer. A small reception VIII
follow at the home Of the bride.
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IN Me NJ ORIA M.

pAfifNr--In loving memory Of my deer
husband William NJ. Baiiin, who was
called 20 res, November 9. 1919. oiss
BALM.
EwARr-in loving memory Of Fanny NJ
RICH LIN constant. tsndsrsst memory Of ry
beloved son, Derthoit A. fnrh. who fell
asleep fcrevvr November q. foff FOREVER
bert. Mother.
sPPrSoMurfI.,--in constant, bo.tn1 r3srnsvy
of dear stella. my Devoted vffs end scrr.
pAn1vr, taksn FROM me- rcv~nbss q. fpoc.
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OBITUARIES.
DR. OSWALD JoERe.

DR.. Oswald Joerg. a practising physi-
clan In Brooklyn for thirty years. died
thursday at his home. IL schcrmsrhorn
street. BROOKLYN. lie wac born ~ Leip-
sic. Germany. and was graduated from
the University OF Leipzig. coming to Ills
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TO SING WITH MARINE BAND.

Miss Anna Fitziu and Rudolph Bocho.
Polish vioiinist. will appear with the
United States Marine Band az the Hip
podrome Sunday afternoon. November
rs, at the concert 70 be given by the
Beiieau woods Post. Veterans OF
foreign Wars.
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country In 1881. DR.. Joerg gave his ser.
vices without charge 20 the Brooklyn
Bureau of Charities for many years He
was a member OF the county and State
medical societies
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PERUVIAN DIPLOMAT DIES.

LIMA. Peru. Nov. 5.-Dr. Luis Felipe
viiiaran. prominent Peruvian 1urist and
diplomat and former head Of the Su-
prcme Court. died here yesterday. He
was Minister OF Finance In the Cabinet
OF 1914
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NICHOLS c. DOWNS.

Special Despatch to TIL. NEW YoaK HimiLn,
STAMFORD. Nov. 5.--Nichols c. Downs.
former Judge Of the local city court AMI
later city and borough counsel. died
here to-day after a short illness due 20
pneumonis. Judge Downs was SO years
OF ago.
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Mr. and Mrs John J. Watson. Jr..
have closed their country home at
Brookville. L. l.. and are at the Plaza
for the winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Williams p Burden will
return to New York from Newport next
Monday.
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MT and Mrs.. John French will re-
main at their country house In Green
witch. Conn. until after the holidays.
when they will return TO New York.
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Mrs. William A. NJ. Burden expects
TO occupy her new house IN Fifth ave-
nue. this winter.
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Mrs. George A. Croker has returned
to Mount Kisco. n. Y. after stay OF
a fortnight at Stockbridge.
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Mrs. Frederick r. Thompson VIII
close her house IN Canandaigua. N. T..
or next Tuesday and return to New
York.
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WARRINGTON

WA6HINGTON.
Mrs. Henry W. Reyes. wife OF the
Senator from New Hampshire. will give
q luncheon at her apartment on Mon
day In compliment to Baroness Romano
Avazzana Senator Reyes is on the
west coast with Senate commission.
Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Dan
ieis have returned from Raleigh, n. c.,
and have as guests Mrs. Haywood
White. cousin OF Mrs. Daniels: Miss
Mary II. Horton and Miss Anne Horton.
all Of Raleigh.
The Attorney General and Mrs. A.
Mitchell Palmer, who have just returned
II ON Stroudsburg. Pa, have with them
her niece Miss Mary Dixon Norris Of
Maryland.
Brig. Gen. Louis ColIardet. Military
Attache of the French Embassy. gave
dinner last night at his homo IN
honor OF French delegates 10 the COM
munications conference.
Under Secretary OF State and Mrs.
Norman II. Davis will leave tomorrow
for Ashevilie. ~. c.. 10 spend n week
with Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas w. Lamont
o! New York.
Senior Don Federico Alfonso Pezet,
Ambassador OF Peru. who has been WIS.,
ting In New York. returned 70 the En-
bassy yesterday.
Senator and Mrs. James W. Wads-
worth. Jr. will return to-day and open
their house IN Sixteenth street for the
season.
Mr.. and Mrs Winthrop Rutherfurd
Of New York have Installed themselves
In Greystone for the season.
Major Gen. II. X. Bethel, Military
Attache OF the British Embassy. has
gone 10 New York for the week END.
Mr. and Mrs Joseph Letter gave a
dinner Thursday night for Mrs. Colin
Campbell. who 10 thsir guest.
Mrs. John c. Fremont has returned
from her summer homo IN New Jersey.
The Minister Of Norway. II. II Bryn,
has gone to Chicago for several days.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Lloyd Aspinwall
will remain in Rye, n. Y, for the
winter.
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Mr.. and Mrs. J. Woodward Haven
and Miss Ethel Haven have returned
from Stockbridge. Mass, to Is East
Seventy-ninth street.
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DR.. and Mrs. Leland Eggleston Cofer
have left Wildwood. their summer home
In Onteora Park, for 663 Park avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Sherwood Aldrich, now
at the Plaza. will start early next
month for the Orient.
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ArToMoBiI.E sToLENl

Ioxisr touring. 1919. believed 60 be motor
Tzss painted green WITH, " hise stripe. white
wheels. license ~. Y. 23esfe; stolen Nov. 2.
10th ST., near As.or Hotel, New York. Com
municats with r.. n. HOLLYWOOD. IS John
St. New York city. Tel. Beeknan eos1.
LosT--A leather tan suitcase, initial ". II.
de ~. from express wagon between pier
is. East River. and Hote. Seville. Finder
VIII please return papers to NJ. u. de HORA.
care OF Hotel Seville. and receive liberal re-
ward,
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Lord and Lady william Pir1e enter
tanned at luncheon at the Plaza yester-
day. Sir James Currie gave dinner
for a few friends there last evening.
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Mrs. John c. Mallery Of Newport will
pass the winter at the Vanderbilt,
where she has taken an apartment.
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PERSONAL INTELLIGENCE.


purins hk TIP 70 New Yors Cor the
wedding % Lieut. Baron de viiiisrs du
TERRACE on Thuredsy the French
Charge d'Affaires. Prinoe De Beam 81
De Chaisis. was entsrtsined at dinner by
NJ. and Mrs Maurice Lson Of Irving
ton-on.ffudson. whose guests included
Rear Admiral ard Ars cAspsr Y. Good
rich. Mr.. Allen w. Evsrts and Mr.. John
ouinn-
Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin ID. L&1shiin rave
luncheon Yesterday az tne ~. Regis
for Mrs. Walter Hins. Page. widow OF
the one time Ambassador 20 the Court
or 81. James's. WHARF Mr.. fAugnlin
formerly was a secretary Of the en-
bassy.
Mrs. Charles Burnet Bradley Of Con-
vent. ~. J.. sails on the Olympic to-day
TO Join Mr. Bradley IN Paris. The lat
ter was assistant naval attsehe AZ
Rome during the war Miss Bradley
was Miss Constance Zerrahn % Boston.
Mr. and Mrs. Charles cecfi Blunt az
ter making visits here and In wgshing-
ton. viii SAL to-day on the Olympic.
In Paris they will live with his mother.
the Duchess de xontmorency
Mrs Charles Pierce Barton. Jr.. OF
Cedarhurst. L. l.. are receiving con-
CALCULATIONS upon the birth OF daugh-
ter yesterday. Mrs. Barton was Miss
Flora p. McAipin. daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. George L. McAipin.
Mrs. David King OF Newport. MT and
Mrs. /. Tucker Burr and Miss Barbara
Burr of Boston. and Mr.. Robert w.
Taft OF Providence are AZ the Hotel
Belmont.
Mrs william Fltz Hugh whitehouss
and her son. Mr.. Henry whitehouse.
will sail to-day on board the France
and wifi return 20 their home az ~
Avenue Henri Martin IN Paris.
Lord ana Lady william Pirre enter
tanned Mt luncheon Mt the Plaza yester-
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Mrs. William Fitz Hugh whitehouse
and her son. Mr.. Henry whitehouse.
Will sail to-day on board the France
and will return 20 their home az ~
Avenue Henri Martin IN Paris.
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Secretary OF the Navy and Mrs. Dan
ieis have returned from Raleigh. n. c.,
and have as guests Mrs. Haywood
White. cousin OF Mrs. Daniels Miss
Mary II. Horton and Miss Anne Horton.
all Of Raleigh.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Lewis Nixon will start
to-day for Europe. where they Will pass
the winter.
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The Attorney General and Mrs. A
Mitchell Palmer who have Just returned
II ON Stroudsburg. Pa, have with them
her niece. Miss Mary Dixon Norris Of
Maryland.
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LAYTOE.-Suddeniy. Thursday, November Z.
Charles Henry Layton, youngest son OF
the late Richs rdson CoYnw all and Martha
Capers Layton. in the 62d year Of his
agxe Funeral private.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-22
Generalul Mosoiu.

lnclinjurat de statul s;iu ma ior
finl Ardealului generalul Mosoi, ge-
neralisimul trupelor din Transilva-
MA in clocotul Gle aclamari sincere
ID miilor Gle RomIni, sfintit de svo-
nul blind sarbatoresc al cOpotelOr.
d lntrat in ziua de "a Decemvric
1918 in Sibiiu.
DE numele sau legendar sc lcaga
glorioasele luptc date in jurul ST.
Ibului acum dol ami. Atunci colonc-
lul Mosoi, comandant al unei bri-
gazi de infantcric, a trccnt ca full
gorul muntii, inscriind luminoase
pagini lie glorie romincasca. 81 ba-
glnd groaza in duSmanul care sa
Itopea, in fata viteazului comandant.
Muntii Negovanului, Vestemul,
!Sadul, Rasihari, Poplaca. stunt mar
tori vitejiilor 81 glorioasclor fapte
de arme ale ostasilor lui. La Orlat
lnsusi Falkenhain, faimosul gene
raj german a ramas uluit Gle vito
.jia ostasilor romini condusi de ma
rele erou Mosoiu 81 dat cunoscu-
tnl ordin de ri din 10 Septomvric
1916 laudind fara rezcrva eroismul
Cor.
Fiul Ardealului Mosoiu fost Ii
Idul de care totdeauna s'a prabpsit
Inavala furioasa a diviziilor nemtc-
sti. Jar cind luptele ajunscsera sd
Sc dele pc crestetul muntilor, tot
Mosoiu fost acela care, cu brat
de otel stavilit puhoiul ostirilor
de singiuri ale kaizerului. Muntele
Robu, muntii Coti, Omul de Piatra.
Carbunariul, Persian, Poiana Spi-
lnuhli, Spinul unde a cazut in llp-
TIA insusi printul Henric de Bava-
iria 81 nnde ell citeva mil de ostasi
[colonelul Mosoiu, a tinut timp de
doua luni de zile piept. numeroase-
lor divizii nemtesti, ramin pentru
vecie locuri de biruinta. Aici 'au
pricinuit ccle mai groaznice ST cele
mai singeroase pierdcri pentru dus-
man.
Cine vazut pc colonclul Mosoiu
in vfrtejll luptelor, nu va putea
nita nici odata pc arhanghelul,
cum i numeau ostasii, - care in
fruntind moartea lupta cot la cot
Gu soldatii in transee, dcsi era CO.
mandant dc divizie.
Neamnlui nostru rOminesc de De
aceste -plaiuri ia fost harazit deo-
sebit noroc ca din Ardeal, din tinu-
turtle Branului, sd Sc ridice marc
lie erau, 81 bunul Dumnezeu a sa-
|dit in pieptul acestui viteaz toate
Isimtamintele, tot sufletul neamu.
lui rominesc.
| Prin bratul lui de fer loveau Ro-
mini Ardelcni, dfnd lovituri dc
lcumplita mimic, mimic pornita din
'lad7nesal sufletului lor ars de nele,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-22
giuiri 81 faradclcgi, dusmanului de

giuiri 81 faradclcgi, dusmanului de
Iyeacuri.
Mai pc llrma in vara anului 1917
END trufasul general Makcnsen
|pornit sd calcc III picioare armata
romina s'a isbit in muntii Vrancei
dc acelas erou, 81 Rachitasul, 81 f,4,
moasa valea Susitie all fost NOR
mintul hoardelor tcutonc rapusc
Gle vitcaza divizic a generalului Mo
soiu.
Maiestatea Sa Regele Ferdinand,
Regcle tuturor Rom1nilor. Gel maj
eitcaz dintrc regi cunoscut ap-
titudinilc accstli flu al Ardealnlui
81 ia incrcdintat comanda tnturor
trupelOr, carl vim sa ne mintue sa
dcsrobcasca toate 0laturilc locuitc
dc Romini. Nici I'm petec de pa
mint romincsc nu va Fl scapat din
'vcdcrc. Accsta e dorul Stint, porun-
ca firii rom1ncsti 81 a marelui ci
StapInitor.
I Cc martnric mai grlitoarc ca Re
Igclc nostru ne iubcste, ca he GU
|noastc dorurilc, de cit aceasta, din
ldu-nc de comandant suprcm pc a.
,cela, carc-i mindria Ardealului, 81
carc prn faptele eroicc, a stiut sd
jinalte la Alta gloric numelc de Ro-
,min Ardelean.
| Tc fericim, vlastar al nostru ca
| re prin faptelc tale Teal facut min
| Idria noastra. Chezasia dragostci
|noastre nefataritc 81 admiratici a.
Idinci, face, o Generate! mile de
glasuri ale Rominilor vcniti de pre-
ftutindenea, lar numele Tau cetlui,
lin nesfirsitele urale este prinosul
Iinimilor noastre pline dc recuno-
|stinta.
Fie prea marit numele Tau! Din
fire moi Teal ridicat, esti,- 81 vel fl
|vesnic al nostru!
Intrarea in Sibiiu q generalului
Mosoiu, generalismul armatei
rom1ne din Ardeal.
Infrigurarea fiorilor de fericirc
(cereasca stapInestc Sibiiul Rom1ni-
lor. Sufletul tuturor arde in para
|neobisnuita cu luciri dumnczeiest;.
Chemarca inimii, a inimii romine-
|sti deslantuita din obezilc tirane, a
|strins 1ntreg cuprinsul sa intimpi-
ne pc marele 81 izbavitorul flu al
Ardealului pc gencralul Mosoiu tri-
mis- dc marele Rege Ferdinand al
|tuturor Rominilor, TRIMS sa ia in
vcsnica stapinire mostenirea stra-
buna.
Sc fac pregatiri pentr 0 primi-
ire de mintqitor, pcntru primirea
|stralucita asSl,lia, care facut eli
|vitejii sal ostasi in cimpia Sibiiului
Golgota jertfelor de sfngc.
Marti in "a Decemvrie pc la oa-
|rele IL glasul maicstru al telefonu-
lui vesteste sosirea trenului in CARA
la II 81 jumatate.
Trupcle romfnesti aflatoare in
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-22
DIN z|LELE INVtE.
MI nEAMULu|,
De: Il. Sdndu.
(Urmare).

In numelc Rominilor din vechiul
regat, al Rominilor, din Basarabia
81 Rucovina astazi pc veci unit, c,l
profunda recunoStinta primcsc ho-
tarlrca fratilor nostri Gle pcste Car
patti. de a savirsi unitatea nationa-
Ia a tuturor Rominilor 81 dcclar De
vccl in rcgatul romin toatc tcritori
lc !ocuite de Romini della lisa pima
Ii NlStru. Gu dragostc netarmurita
lnl-am Inchinat viata sclmpului
meu popor, pin de credinta in mo
nlrea lul istorica. Prin lupte 81 prin
Jertfe Dumnezeu MA ajutat sd in
faptulm All aspiratiile noastre celc
mai sfinte. Multumindu-i in adm
cul sufletului ne mdreptam g1ndu-
rlle catra accia earl cu singele an
cladlt noul temei al dcsvoltarii nOa-
sire rationale. Prin devOtament ne
clfntlt pentru opera lor vom arata
recunostinta noastra 81 vom asigu-
ia roadele binefacatoarc ale crude
lor incercari.
Pc accst temei al unei putcrnice
democratic a vietii fratesti intre po-
poare vom rlspunde totodata sim
t;mintelor aliatilor nastri, alaturi
de earl am luptat pentru marca
cauza libertatii 81 dreptatii in lu-
me. Sa traiasca R0minia in rcci a.
niti!
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-22

lSibnll, condusc de maiorul V..Dimi-
ltriu (Vinatori 1O), capitanul NJ.
Crucian Cart. ~ 81 locotenentul
lliescu Cav. 24) les in tinuta dc
lpa,ada 81 SO posteaza in fata garii.
4Pmtonul dc onoarc al Lcgiunci ro-
mine Gu fanfara intra in CARA, un-
dc aStcapta scful apararii 81 sigll-
rantei publice DR.. st. G. Pop cu IN
| itrcg statul major 81 intrcg corpul
Iofitcrilor della Lcgiune.
La 12 81 jumatate trenul impodo-
ibit cu flamura romineasca intra in
CARA. In usa vagonului apare figu-
ra maicstoasa generalului de ne
; am ardclcnesc Mosoiu, cu privire
.sigura, stapinit de dcmnitate roma
ma 81 1nvaluit in lumina dragoste
jnepri4lanite de fratc, de fratc adc-
varat Lumca il intfmpina GU I'M
potop de aclamari. Fanfara Lcgiu-
nci rominc intoncaza imnul regal
ipe care-l ascultam en- capetclc dcs-
copcrite.
( Ofitcr,l de lcgatura salasluit mai
de. demult in Sibiiu, face prczenta-
lrca militara, in urma Garcia gene
iralul Mosoiu G primit de sefnl apa-
jrarii 81 sigurantei publice DR.. st.
C. Pop, GU vorbirc in care a zis
cam urmatoarele:
DIE GENERAL!
I'm numele neamului rominesc, in
numele tuturor RomInilor din Ar
deal, Banat 81 Tara Ungureasca, G.
Istaziati Gle fnsufletirc curata 81 de
ifericire necunoscuta pima acum, Va
|zic din adincul inimii: Bine att We
init
Y N'am asteptat asa de multi, Van
asteptat de vcacuri trudnice, dar
l,lmea rea 81 multimea vrasmasilor
fara inima Van fmpiedecat Gu IL
Inetiri viclenc 81 mestcsugiri diavo-
lesti intrarea de izbinda.
.Nc''m dol ami marele nostru Re-
o. (tra:asca, aplauze frenetice) 81
intclepti; hi sfctnici au hotarit sa
Iin@y. 9 c'i singc drepturile noastrc
Ide vcacnri asupra pamintului stra-
mOSesc.
81 att VENT A trcbuit insa sd
facet 81 vol Golgota jertfclor de
|singe neamurilor. Muntii 81 coli
nelc, cimpiile 81 vaile Ardealului au
cerut sa fie impodobite Gu fIorile
|sIngelui, rfurile 81 izvoarcle 81 Oltul
most batrinul sa-si 1mbujoreze un-
dele cu SINCE rominesc. Da, toate
an ccrut multc jertfc dureroase.
81 iarasi oarba brutalitate a tre-
butt sa zadarniceasca avintul vite-
jiei rominesti, pornIrea att de in
sufletita, de mareata pentru infap-
turca idealului, a visului nostru de
aur.
(Va urma).
The Seward gateway daily edition, and the Alaska weekly post., 1920-02-14
SOCIALIST ORGANIZERS ARE STRONG IN RANKS
 OF ITALIAN DEPUTIES

ROME, Feb, IA Socialist organ izcrS are strongly represented Tn the new Italian Chamber of Deputies 'Ch,rty-Seven new members give them, selves that description in their rep0- ; to he secretary of the Chamber There was not a single organizer n the previous Parliament
 Altogether the Socialists have '56 deputies in total membership of JOS. All tue 352 deputies outside of the So- tiaiist group are opposed to them a'- though holding widely varying poIit- ical views. The Catholic party has lOl members. These latter supported the government and arrayed themselves against the Socialists in test vot" oi confidence.
 The number of lawyers and noble
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believe some will be found but that the majority never wrll be, This be- lief has cryStalli2ed in an effort to cs- .pbish here a Bureau of Missing Gi:lS with a number of policcwomcn dctli!- rd to do nothing but search for lhe missing.
 Leo Maiden, police sergeant, who prepared the report, said nine out oi .en of the missing girls were of tir butterfly" or "rattlcbraincd" tyne, crazy ro,. the attention of men.
 Judge Sidney Reeve of the juven. lc court, said many girls ran away from home because of lack of par:rt. d control. Hc said;
 The modern home seems to be 'aE T, the control of children. The go"o old days when girls were not allow" l out without chapcronc seem to h, gone. Parents of today are so engros>. d in the rush of modern life they nave not the time nor the inclination Go provide the proper home cntcrtp.n. nent for their children. And the r,- suit? They do not realize their ms. take until a daughter disappears, "H ' hapS never to be found
 Sergeant Warden added:
 The motion pictures lure mary girls from home. The girls seem ,o resent parental discipline and long ror .he glow and glamour of film St,H. The film folks are working with uS n preventing this evil and many a d. ,cctor has notified Us of a runawaE girl. Sometimes We get them befor" t x too late. Sometimes not
 Sergeant Marden said many ct tn" girls were traced to Tijuana and Mex. cali. Lower California border townS,
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AGED WOMAN SEES
 MOVIE FIRST TIME

GREAT FALLS, Mont, Feb, ii-- Mrs. Sadie Ghulz, aged 76, who resides on ranch near Fort Benton, viSitcd Great Falls recently and for the first time in her life saw street cars, mo ton picture shows and hotel elevators. She said she had resided in Teton county for 37 years and during that time had never been outside of the county or farther away from hon than Fort Benton.
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rcday k the day when valentines agc supposed to bc in the air going 10 those one cares about The comic. the one with a sting k dropping from view. but children and others, for that matter, still delight in sending thesn to friends OF foes. St. Valentines day IS years and years old, day for "li and young, the old, through memory $ deepening mist to gaze upon a scene of other days; the young to observe a day Co love miSSiveS.
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ONE MANS VALENTINE
TO HIS LITTLE FAIN

It just dared to say it
 You sure can bet l would Right up and tell you what feel
 Gee, but wish could oh kiddo, you're 50 classy
 With those big eyes ot blue You've got the others beat mlr
 There sure amt none like y"u Nu chance for me, know it
 I'm such a roughncck guy Gut lf l thought you'd look at me
 On, boy, Td make the try. Relieve me, you're some fairy
 You're better'n 1 deserve I'd send valentine, but gee
 amt got the nerve.