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The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

A NEW FORESTRY PLAN,

The department OF agriculture seeks
to develop forestry policy in some
respects similar TO the government road
pollcy--one which promotes CO. opera
tion between the general government
and the states. TO this end, It Ia ask =
ing a 100000 appropriation. This
fund II would apportion among the
preparation and the intelligence OF their
forestry programs. In other words, the
government would use It's largess 81
assist those states which realize the
urgent importance OF the WORK and are
trying to do something toward II. The
appropriation sought would, therefore,
prove both stimulus and n sustaining
force. Some idea OF what Ia contem.
plated Is afforded In the following ar
agraph from an editorial Ia the Atlanta
Journal;
THE secretary OF agriculture pro.
poses corporation with the states In
protecting timbered and cut-over lands
from fire, In reforesting denuded lands
and In promoting methods OF timber
cutting and removal that will aid con.
'ihu'hS EHtIt VI InpHt IlnRt
OF service should he pressed with al
possible vlgor. Merely to conserve the
remnant OF timber resources now left
us win not suffice. New forests mus,
he brought forth TO replace those which
have been destroyed; and the nation
must learn to cultivate trees rs one o.
,tt most precious treasures
The timber needs OF the country. re.
sulting from the rapid dissipation o.
our forests, are hardly Of more impor'
lance than the protection from drought
foods and soil erosion which In no eff
fectIvely promoted by forest covering
The forests are thought TO be a grea
promoter OF the regularity OF rainfall
| and, at tho same time, preventiv,
OF foods because of the facilities af
fordod for absorbing and checking Tn,
| flow OF water upon the surface. The,
also distinctly modify extreme Of tenn
| perature.
It has not been easy. however. {,
awaken public attention to tho neces
sity OF taking positive steps to protec
and promote our national timber sup
ply. A few states have gone abou
| the matter In earnest, but there ar
still too many that look upon II rs
sort of academic. or at least perfume
tory. matter for consideration. Thi
lotharRic spirit must be overcome
anything tangible In TO be accom-
| plished. And It IL high time The sit
uation Ia all the time becoming NOR
and more serious.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

may now prepare to pay n sharp trib-
ute on every blanket with which he
covers his little ones.
A change was desired, however. and
those made victims by It should be
content to let the people have their
way, When, the latter have had time
to study results and think the matter
over soberly, they may discover how
they have been hoaxed and proceed to
set tho matter right. They nearly al
MnYh do.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Stop long enough in your mad rush
to drop a tear OF grief over the poor
democrat who killed himself to avoid
quarrelinE with lis wife who, Is a re-
publican. II is not difficult to imagine
that he has been at a practically in
surmountable GisadvAntage since the
November election.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Before leaving Washington, Mir.
Harding told the republicans It would
be q fine thing II they would abandon
partisanghip and get down to business.
This opportunity has been open 20 them
for two years. But possibly the cue
IL found in his naive declaration that
there are now mo political ends to be
parvedg"
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Opinion 10 expressed by the Grand
Rapids Press that the Greeks would
have voted even more overwhelmingly
for Charlie Chaplin. They wanted to
get away from war and take good
laugh.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

There 10 point TO the Columbia Rec
ord's observation that II we don't help
to feed those starving Europeans, they
Just come on over here and live off us,
anyway. Moral: Revise immigration
laws
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

"The government may stop the sale
Of malt, but frog is still fun Of hops"
according 10 the Jacksonville Times
Union. And the mules kick has lost
mono OF Its punch.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

I The building OF a home for vice
presidents, at Washington. Is being
agltated. Once the project Is accom-
plished, we shall expect some Towering
genius TO get up and declare that the
vice presidents proper place is in the
home.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Republicans are probably not hoping
TO increase their majority in congress
two years hence. There wouldn't be
much fun without few democrats TO
torture.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Mr.. Tinkham, true 10 ancient Yankee
form, would go tinkering with southern
In congress. But would
he have the hardihood TO include Okla
homa and Tennessee in his Acheme7
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Congressman Fordney is quoted as
saying that taxes can be reduced
5000, 00o. 900. Next. he might take a
shot ct q prophecy about how much
they win be reduced, and when.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Mrs. wilson and Mrs. Harding dined
together Monday. But the subject OF
conversation and the bill OF fare have
not been made public.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Mr.. Burleson would probably find It
impossible to 40 arrange his private
affairs 30 as to accept q judgeship.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

It In o safe bet that when Constan-
tine gets back to Greece. he will steer
clear of pet monkeys.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Great Britain 10 very much afraid
an investigation In or from this oorn-
try would not be Of much assistance
In settling the Irish question.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

Mr.. Tumulty 10 probably waiting for
the senate's assistance in making up
his mind whether to accept that Judge
ship.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

4 Mr.. Harding 10 construed as favoring
% larger navy. How much larger is
! not stated.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

It cost America s24.0lO. 100000 to win
the war. A good big bill. but then 1t
was q good big Job.
The Chattanooga news. [volume] (Chattanooga, Tenn.) 1891-1939, 1920-12-10

{ Even II the republican party ap-
proved the league. 1t would not yet
be out of the brush. There's DAN
aunEio.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

con csc permiso es inutil que Sc del
Il las propagandas y a las eSpecu
Ilaciones porque tendran dentro d.
su dominic un trozo de terra IRE
dentd que no podran restituir nun
ca a la patria comln. As1, pues
con Estrada Cabrera Y sin Estra
da Cabrera la Union sera impoSi
bic mientras uno de los componen
ties, por cierto uno de los de mas
waller sea porci6n in parti6us inf
deiium.
Los caballeros de Ia andante
periOdisteria han dado en- la flor
de Greer que Nicaragua es una prin,
cesa tierna Y de poca edad, a quien
malvados enCantadores retienen
cautiya victima de infame hechizo,
y que solo cspera la presencia de
IN fucrte caballero que la saque de
Su horrible cuita-
Este me recuerda I'm paSaje de
cicrto libro de aquel penetrantlsi,
mo condo de Gobineau, precursor
de tantaS cosas. adiyino de tantas
otraS V que ahora vuelye u cStar ell
extraordinaria priyanza- Cleric
dia. rcfiere e condo, los cOmiSarios
ingleseS, auStriacOS Y ruSoS acredi-
tadoS ante Ibrahim Baja, recibic-
ron Ordcn dc libertar a los HON
brcs. mujcrcs Y ninoS que cStuvie-
ran todayla priSionerOS en- 81 CAM
namcnto o cn las naYcS de Ibrahim.
Fl principe GgipciO manifesto que
eStaba pront0 Il obedecer; pero dis
cretamentc hizo obServar que 81 RI
Sultaba muy ~Sencillo dejar seneroS
como Ia pluma en- cl aire a los hom-
bres, la coSa ST complicaba en- GUAM
10 Sc refcria a los ninoS, que por
regla general no tenian padre nj
madre Y corrian rieSgo de morir de
hambrc case que Sc les cXpulsara
del campameuto. En- cuantO a las
mujercs el cOnflicto era mas grave
aUu; las inleliccS gricgaS habian
CaSaGO con sus amos Y cran o cSta
ban por ser madres. AQUcl matri-
lnonio inyoluntari6 Y seguramente
diScutiblc Ell dcrccho, las proporCio-
Haba uu aSilo. Un pan Y en- muchOs
CasoS Un afccto domtSticO. Deyolyer
les la libcrtad, aIcjarIas del cam
pamento, Signilicaha NADIA mcnOs
que hundirlas de nucvo Ell 81 abs.
mo de miseria Y abyeccion
"El raZOnamicnto de Ibrahim
Baia no Satistizo a nadie las 0rdc
hes que Sc habian recibido eran ter
minanteS; tOda la prcnSa eurOpca
cStaba ALI rcprcScRtada : csperaba
81 momcnto &c ~dcSgrauar suS mas
lindaS metaioraS Ore aqucilaS n
feliccS hijas de Ia Sagrada Helade,
nj fin SuStraidas a la crueldad OTTO
mana.
Con efeCto Sc suStrajeron, pc
TO me aSegura un Comisario. eScTi-
be GObincau, que Sc ncccSit0 fuerza
no esCasa para ~alcjar a aQucllas in
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
STATUS DE-

Nicaragua debe formar partc del
supUcStO pacto federal.
FL puerto nicaragUense de Co
rinto en- el OctaHo PaCificO, ' ell de
Blucficlds en- el Atlantico, eStan
conStautemente ocupados Por bu-
CueS a~mericanos: blue jackets que
varian en- njimero dc Scsenta a tres
cientoS. ocupan Ia ciudad de Mana
qua Dretexto de custodian Ia Lega,
ci6n de los Estados Unidos; las a
duanas nicaraguenses eStan ~intervc-
midas; el regimen y la circulation
monctariOs Sc hallan en- podcr de
funciouariOS observation-disclosures; los
ferrocarriles estan administrators
por y~auquiS.
Con fccha IS de febrero de 1916 el
cohierno nicaraguense otorg0 al 90
bierno de los EstadoS Unidos. medi-
ante 1000 600 de d6lares el derecho
exclusive de conStruir IN canal en-
tcrritorio del pals n fin de comuni-
car los dos oc6anoS. una base naval
en- ell Golfo de FonSeca ' Otra eli
Corn Island sobre Ell AtlantiCo. ES-
te tratado Sc ratifico con las for
imalidades debidaS por Ia Asamblea
de Nicaragua 81 dia : dc abril de
1916.
Entire Nicaragua, EStado sobe-
rano. Y f. Salvador, Costa Rica '
Honduras. Soberanos tambien exis-
te hace tempo I'm pleito -Sobre el
cual Dor 10 menos ha rccaido una
s]cntencia firme), a fin de d~eclarar
nulo cl tratadO de 1916 AhOra bien,
la futura Union wa a continuar el
plcito para obtener Ia nulidad del
tratado. que lesiona por igual, Sc
gun elias aSeguran. Ia soberania '
los dercchos de todas las parties re
clamantes? va a eXpulsar 4 los
EstadOs UnidoS? IVA a continuar
admitiendolos dentro de Il domi,
MOS:
81 los unionistas Y su Presi-
dente el DR. don Salvador Mcndieta.
han arregladc en- Washington Ell
como Y 81 cuando de Ia Salida de
los inquilinos que eStan eStableci-
dos en- territorio del itsmo, nenen
asegurado ell % &c del 6xito de
81 empresa; 81 no cuentan
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
La REYOLUCION EN- GUATEMALA Y La UNION Centric AMERICANA

.lfclices mujeres dHsesperadas. Cast
todas asustadas ante Ia idea de Ia
horrible vida que les aguardaba, Sc
arroiaron al mar
Y autores muy sesudos opinan
que 10 mismo harlan los nicara-
guenses 81 los obligaran a aceptar
una union tan brillante como la
propuesta.
Datos generates del plobtema.
Para realizar Ia union no hay
Sino uno de dos medioS: o el cOnse-
10 de los hombres de EstadO, que
con lealtad Y firmeZa discutan el a
sunto tratandolo con el tino y Ia al
tea de miras que o m~cneSter, ola
acci0n de las armas por Ia eXtraor-
dinaria preponderancia de n de
los paises que dcben de formar la
Union: que al fin es una inmensa
vcrdad la Erase de Bismarck, que
las grandes cueStioncs de nuestro
tempo no Sc reSGelyen con inslpl-
dos d~iscursilloS llenos de ret0rica
huera, nj con fOfas mayOrlas parla-
mentarias sujetas al antojo de me
neurS ambiciosOs, sino mcdiante ell
hero que Gesbasta y el fuego que
puritica'
La Union. cuandO Sc haga. no
podra cfectuarse sin los EStGdOS u
nid0S nj contra los ESidd0S UnidOS,
entire otras raZOnes pOr las ecOn6-
micas, que 0 Ia glandula pincal
de las sociedades madernaS, como
decia el autor del SartOr ReS0rtuS.
Hay que levantar cenSoS, que
l"Wnir congresses, que Sanear ' uni
ficar Ia moncda, que tender lincas
ferrOcarrileras, que Organizar eN-
poSiciOncs, que eStablecer q canjc
de ~prOfeSOreS V alumnOS, que con-
certar las lineaS del future mori-
mientO; que hacer penetrar en- Ell
pueblo la neccsidad de la Union; en-
suma que gastar dinero, Ginero Y
mas dincro. Ahora 81 Sc Quicre rea-
LIAR la obra por Ia fucrza de las
armas no hay para que dccir el dis
pcndio que trcra Para TODD csc SO
(Pasa ala Pag. Is
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
CANTARES

e. amor es COMO buque.
Una mole. al levar anclas.
En- 81 horizonte, IN punto.
iTras del horizou5e, NADIA.
PONIES flores en- III pecho
para que sepa Is genie
que llevas un muerto dentro.
Son tus ojcs incapaces
lie guardian ningdn secreto-
iPor ellos, sin I'll decirlo,
sabe e! mundo que re quieroi
Como Tuieres que te divide,
81 es oIvidarte, mi muerte,
Y 20 go quiero morirme?
Hay quien dice que no eNiste
en- Il anund0 obra p~erfecta:
que me seEale ese sabio
los defec5os que ii tengas!
S; nos separa la muerts
N" tAngas nor ailn pena;
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18

....AlgHRGS dc los rdc0ndmientoS
que c0HtieReR eSt0s d~rticuloS (DucS
SerdH 10 men0S dOS-io dduiertO para
qUe Radie Sc Heme q eRgGao) son en-
cTtrGct0 los que erpUSe en- an foiie,
to que en- 1917 pu6lique en- FL Sal,
rddOr. Los dGtOS establishes ditie-
rem bGStGntc 80 solo pOrgue dgue-
Hos ~prosedian del AlmGnQch de Go,
tina de 1914 ' este son del States
man Year Book del dNo. pQSddO
Siao porqHe las. nomenclatUrdS dc
pesos, mcdidGS mOncdGS y demdS
son diStintdS, pues en- ell joUeto Sc
Gui la classification m6tricd decimal
que ia cI .4bnGndque. q en- este cast
Sicmpre sligo la iRgieSG, que tar
10 diijere de Q~queiiG.
rs dificil abrir un ~peri6dico de
Mexico sin topaz con planas enteras
de noticias sobre Ia revolution de
Guatemala, 81 moyimiento unionis-
Ia Centre americana Y 81 apoyO de
a una ' a otro preSta Ell gobicrno de
Mexico. Asi Sc eXplican .eSaS emba
jadas c~omerciales que ultimamente
mand6 nucstro pals a Centre Ame-
RIGA: nos falta algOd0n ' tcla con
que veStir a nucStroS indiOS ' anda-
mos a peSar de csc ofrecieHdo en- Ia
casa veCina los Deficiencies no los so
brantcs-dc nueStra nsenguada sub
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1920-04-18
UNA FUERTE MULTA Sc
IMPUSO Al PRINCIPE
JOAQUIN ALBERTO

BERLIN. Abril 17.-El Principe
Joaquin Alberto, primo hermano del
ex-Kaiser Guillermo, que provoc6 del
escandalos del Hotel Adlon, fue sen
tenciado a pagan una mults de 1900
marcos. E. Principe eScucho Ia SEN
tencia con actitud desdenosa-
81 Principe Joaquin fue arrestado
POGO despues de su ataque en- union
de otros a~rist0crataS ~alemanes, sobre
dos oficialeS f~ranceses que Sc rehusa-
ron q ponerse de pie cuando la or
questa del Restaurant del Hotel Ad-
Ion, en- donde Sc hallaban comiendo,
TOGO eI Deutschland uber allies"
Que en- Ia ~estaci6n de negada
deje naber salon de eSpsra.
4 veces tUs ojos.
al nirarre parece que Gicen:
"iAtrevste, tonto.'
Luis Gonzalez CANDO.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18

Mehmet tlcut, tacc 81 va tacea, fiindca Mehmet u
bcste pc inalata lui sapin Site ina ata lu stapna
cum la spus Mehmet, ca daca sta ca sa mcarga
c i'll Russia Fl ucis pc ticaosul accla 81 ar Fl mcls
Gu pima la capatul lumc, sal fie rob credincos p
na la sf1rsitul vicei. NJ va spus cuvintcc accste
Mehmet inaltata stapina? Dc matt avut incredere
in ell? Allah! Allah! ALI Alah!t' bolborosi Mehmet
Parea ca fe care cuvint era scos din fundul in
mel 81 Gu accent pn dc durerc covirsitoare.
Mchmct sta privirca atintita pc covorul inflo
rat de podeaua cabinet 81 Elena il privea Gu interes
Vedea ca omul acesta site tot, dar vcdea simtea in
nma eli ca prefacatorie 81 dupa citc-va minute de
reflectie zise Gu voce blinda 81 duioasa
TEAM intrebat daca vre-un miiloc de scapare
81 m-ai spus ca tirziu Mai vorbit de ncyasta 81
copii"
,,Da, era rzu fiindca 'am stiut ce este in stare
sa faca lnaltata stap1na Sngur nu putcam facet
raspunse Mehmct, scotnd un oftat adinc.
Isl nevasta 81 copiii!" intreba Elena
,,Avea grije Allah de sufletul lor Nj sd iertfeau
III van. Scapau niger de scavia dc care are oroare
81 fericeau pc sotul 81 fatal lori rspunsc MeImct,
suspinind.
Isl al fl facut pcntru mine jertfa aceasta, Mell-
metz" lntreba Elena curiositate in vocea eli
,,Da, din toata inima, stiind ca va soap si cii ma
iubit", raspunse Mehmet Gu iaailinta in vooea lui
Isl IN s'ar putea repcta lovitnra? intreba Ele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18
ma 81 mai curioasa.

ma 81 mai curioasa.
,,Nu inaltata stapna. Acum G prca tirzu. Capt.
tanul uat toate masurile de prcvcnrc. Noaptea va
sta e la comallda 81 doua caraue arnate plzesc pc
corabie. Numai chip
Gum al aflat ca pus la Gale r5zvratirea 2.
ntreba Elena
,,Ti-am auzit glasu in fata cabinet mee. Melme
cunoaste glasul inaatei mcc sapfne dntr'o me, dar
Mehmet tacut, tace 81 va tacea Mehmet va ubeste
81 ar rupe inima daca ar atnge cineva macar Gu
nm fir de par de inaltata ni stapina 81 va lisa pc
aceea volt sal usurpe locu sa putrezeasca III
celula., raspunse Mehmet Gu nsfletre.
,,Asculta Mehmet! Vad ca ma ubesti. NJ gasesti
tn mjloc sa ma scapi din sclava care as
teapta." intreba Elena yocea ci dulcc 81 meos
CoasJ.
,Nu, inaltata stapna. Pc corabe nu Sc mai poatc;
near mpusca pc nstc cIini 81 in Stambul Gu ne
'putinta's, raspunse Mehnet scotind oftat.
g ,,Asculta, Nelmet! Pentru marea ia dragoste fa-
ta de mine, te iubcsc 81 pc prieten, ca pc un
binefacator; spune-ln adevarat daca cee-a &c mai
spus ca sd ajung favorita Sultanuu adevarat sau
saslrai spus numai asa sa ma collsolez
,,Da, inaltata stapina. r adcvarat. M va puteti
fChipui pref mare pus marele vzir pc D-tra, 81
sgur ca daca va SuaHul va la dar, ca sal
stige fav0afd si iutanul va fixorbit de frnmusctea
ingereasca, Nuna sd voit 81 III trei zile sunteti
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18
LIBERTY BoNDuR1
81 MARCr DE CRUTARE.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim banl
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 Eu-
clid Avenue. Dc-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pi
ma la orele 6 p. IN. (lx6)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18

Suana Validc. Pcntru asia im pun capul, 81 de acea
va roaga Mclmet sd avcti mila 81 dc e 81 sd nu III
tati.'s
,,Binc, Mehmct binc, sd stii ca 'am sa to nit in
ori &c nevoi tc vel afla sa vii la mine sd trimi
vorba 81 tc ajut'', raspunsc Elena zmbind
,,Multumesc inal altatci mcc stapinc, 81 rog si nu
auza ca lam spus ca iubcsc 81 asi Fl in stare sd
fac tot mi sta i'll putinta ca so scap cci unde imi
sta picoaree acolo imi sta capul zisc Mehmct GU
rugatoare.
Mai grjc Mehmct M sti nimcni'', raspunsc
Elena.
Isl dc ticaoasa sd n avcti tcahld. Daca nu
va lu-o dracu pima la Stambul sa mearga la inchi-
scare Haremul nnni Musulman fl profanat GU
ticaloasa ea", zise Mehmet, Gu ndignare.
,Bine Mehmet, bne'', zise Elena zmbind 81 luind
ceasca duse la gura dar cafeaua recisc 81 pusc
fnapoi.
,Daca 1naltata mea stapina numai are mimic sd mi
spnna ma due sd spun Caliopei sa faca alta cafea,
proaspata' zise Mehmet.
In momentul acela 1ncepu sd ripaiasca poaia pe
acoperisul cabinet 81 Mehmet zsc inseninindu-se la
fata:
,Ploua. Am scapat de furtuna. Sa risipesc norii
naltata mea stap1na o sd sufere de boaa de lnare
(vs urma). -, -. n, ss,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18

! $INSUlA FERMFCATA#
{ lrnparatia AmazOaneIor !
(U'rmare)
ROMAN DE: G. R. PASCU.

(Crmare)
,,Fiindca. :. All! Allah 1naltata stapina, sd nj,
va supara! pc mine, fnd-ca, in ceor petrecute
ascara, credct ca numai ncvoe sd va prefacet Ter
tati-ma inaltata stapna!" murmura Mchmet.
,,Nu te neleg Ce vrei sd zci !'' intrcb Elena po-
runcitoarc.
MA inteege bne inaltata stap1na Mehmet site
Allah! Allah! De mia spus inatata stapina ca
este in stare faca facut! Ii veneam 81 Gu in
ajuor, s aproape de tarmurile mareui
1mpara al R,sie 81 Mehmet putea sd faca ceva. Fra
si pazeasca pc marnari 81 Clara mar Fl reusit sal
scape Allah! Allah! Asa volt Allah fiindca mi-ati
spusss, r;spunse Mehmet Gu vocea sugrumata
,,Esti Caiafa! Vrci sd ma spitesti. Mint. De
&c vrei sd arunci asupra vina pc facut-o
altul r. striga Elena. ~
sunt agaafa inaltata stapina. Nj sreau sa to
ispitesc ii lah vedc 81 site cd Aehmet n lnnte 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18

O casa Gu % de odai, lis pc ]
ami, echipata pentru Emigrantl.
Ocazie buna pentru oameni de "a
faccri. Doritorii sd Sc adrese-
re la:
No. LAG West Street, sau Ia "
Cucri, 185-10th Avenue, New
York, N. Y.
(3G-3S)
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DE VfNZARE.

O casa bine echipata pentru
so de persoane 81 Restaurant.
Din cauza altci ocupatiuni Q
Wind sau iau tovaras. Ocazie bu-
ma pentru oameni de afaceri. Do
ritorii sd SC adreseze la:
v. Cucui 185-10th Avenue New
York, N. Y.
(36-3S)
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-02-18
DE ViNzARE

un restaurant complect aranjat
GU mobilierul necesar. VIM 81
mohila din casa daca doreste
cumparatorul. Afacere buna.
Cauza vinzarei este plecarea
acasa.
G. Lungu, 5711 Tilman, Corn Gu
58-th Street, Cleveland, o.
(37-39)
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LUCRATORI LA STEELE DE
ZAHAR.

Daca D-Tra aveti famil;e 81
doriti ca sd l,lcrati la yre-o far
ma in Michigan, moi platim DC la
$2S pima la $50 pc AGRA, casa
pentru locuit gratis, transporfa-
rea gratis pima la locul destina-
tiei. Veniti 81 vedeti reprezen-
tanti nostri la urmatoarale 10
curl 81 ore
CLEVELAND, OHIO:
Slaven Kovach, 1927 st. Clair
Avenue, Dumincca, % Fe-
bruarie, la orelc 10 dimi-
neata.
A. j. Vilcsck, 1925 Buckt:e
Rd., Dumineca, 90 Febrla-
RE, la orele 9 p. m.
Mr.. d. Barza, 55O1 Dctro-t
Ave, Dumineca, % V,brua-
rie, la orele p. m.
Steve Forma, Ais Bailey Ave
nue., (rear), Dumineca, -
Februarie. la orcle Z p. IN.
DETROIT, EAST:
Peter Hunkin, 65S Monroe Str.
Dumineca, 90 Februar;e, ia
orelc 10 dimineata.
John Ferency. 21o4 w. Jcffer-
son Street, Dum;ne:i, % Fc-
bruaric, la orcle , p. NJ.
AKRON, OHIO:
Joe Brieteabach, Pool Ro' n,
349 Washington Street. II
Februaric. "a orcle 7 y m
EAST YOUNGSTOWN, OHIO:
John Spano, 191 Madison Str,
% Februarie, la orele Ii
Il. Felenov, Pool Room. 3O8
South Second Street, 23 Fe
bruaric, la orele 6 p. N.
WADsWORTH, OHIO:
206 Water Street, "A Februa.
rie. la orele 6 p. m.
MICHIGAN SUGAR COMPANY
Labor Department
SAGINAW, MICH.
(37-4D
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FRUCTE USCATE CA: PER
SECE, PRUNE 81 STAFIDE.
COMANDATI DE PROBA 81
YETI FL SATISFACUTI.
OHIO BOTTLES g. CONFECTI-
ONERS SUPPLY,
M. RABINOVICK, PROP.
2216 EAST 55th STREET, Gle
VELAND, OHIO
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500 LUCRATORI LA sFECLE
DE ZAHAR.
Transportarea gratis. Casa dc
locuit gratis. 81 platim de la $2s
pima la $50 pc acara.
Pcntru informatiuni 81 con-
tracte veniti la urmatoarele To-
curl 81 ore:
FEBRUARIE Is, %, 90:
Cincinnati, Ohio: 1922 Race Str,
la . ore p. m.
American House, Central Ave,
la orele 2 p. IN.
Dayton, Ohio: Frank Schuch,
2o47 West 3Sth Str. de la D.
rele 9 a. m. pima la 6 p. m.
Louis Irme, 2075 West 45th
Street. la orele 9 p. IN.
3OO7 st. Clair Avenue, ori ce
timp.
Steve Snyder, 1920 Elwell Str,
la orele 2 p. m.
Detroit, Michigan: 157 Main Str.
(Hamtramck), la orele 2 p. M.
81 Mack Ave. la orelc 2 p. m.
205S Orleans Str, la 9 p. m.
Plttsburg, Pa: 507 Water Str,
in ori &C timp.
COLUMBIA SUGAR COMP.
BAY CITY, MICH.
(36-42)