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America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
|)ol SC Va nnlaIla Ungu|f
| IoT tTatata dc pace.

. stirc primita din Paris spu-
he pozitiv ca Joi Sc va inmina
delegated dc pace Ungariei ira.
tatul, dindu-li-sc un timp dc zecc
zile a Sc uita pcstc ell, inainte de
al SIENNA.
Alterarl IN tratat nu sc .vor ia.
cc, singurele rcctificari de gra.
nita &C s'au facut, 81 care all fost
anuntatc la tilnp de ziarul nos.
tru, al fost facute in favoarea
noastra. Plingerile ungurilor, nu
all prins. 1ncercarilc de mint
lumea, all fost fara success, att
in aceasta tara, unde au putere
covlrsitoare fata de moi, cit 81 in
celelalte tari aliatc ale Rominiei.
Marble puteri care Sc pareau ca
favorizcaza pc unguri, 81, earl da-
deau destule dovczi de al banui
de aceasta, au fost silite ca Sd Sc
supuna vointei publicului, care a
fost luminat la timp asupra drcp-
tatii cauzei noastre.
In aceasta tara, acum nu de
multi, s'au dus Ungurii la Wa
shington, ca Sc faca demonstrate.
S'au dus GU mile, ca Sc arate CD
sunt multi 81 ca dorcsc ca Unga-
ria sc ramina in limitele rechi,,
ca doresc ca un numar de opt mi
lioane de Unguri Sc fie stapim pc
douasprezece milioane de altc ma
tionalitati. Oar la inccrcarile de
a induce iii eroare opinia publica,
Is'a dat explicari, 81 toate sbuciu-
!! marble maghiarilor au ramas "a
darnice.
Natural demonstratia facuta del
lEunguri Ia Wasllingtoai, Aaea mi
s'ar Fl raspuns la timp contestat
tiunilor lor, ar Fl avut un eject
oare care asupra situatiei Insa
raspunsul nostru obicctiv, mai a.
les dat la timp, a avut un. oare
care ,rasunet, 81 ,aeeasts, deducem
din raspunsurile primitc.4 ~t...
Daca. am ii mai ,solidari, am
putea face 81: mai <rnult, -insa il
conditilc prezellte, conditii des-
tul dc rele, de caro- nu putcm Fl
acuzati moi, fiindca nu din vina
noastra s'a facut ceea ce s'a ia
cut, ci din acelora carl crcdeau
ca, datorita unor drcpturi asulna.
te in Ibaza unor certificate, MI
mai G neccsar a consulta 81 pc
altii in astfcl de chcstii vitalc
.neamului. ,@
Suntem nlindrii a spunc .ca 81
Roaninii din Americs aus contri-
butt Gu ceva la prabusirea ,tirani-
eli unguresti. -,
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In fata Primejdei pc care pregatesc Ungur in as+
Guns cum zce zarul Rominnl moi am putut lua nici
Asra NJ suntem in secretse xelor 81 Gu att mai putin
Ungurilor.
IN fata demersuror Ungurlor pc nga ofcialtata din
tara Aceasta mpotrva hotarre Conerei de Pace
sa facut Ia lumina silei, moi arafat oe-am f&cut
sRominul zis ca tot ce q fxcut fost facut de in
teectuah9 adc& d Dior 81 axate ceau f&cut Vom s&
sm Romnii din America vof "a stie Cu aude Gu nsnn6r
mn se poate duce lumea IN eroare.
MOI am afirmat categoric q nau facut mimic pacx a.
eut ceya acar cit nsgu spb unghe - araxe Fapts pos
tivs q dovexi lar m vorbe goale As1
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03

Ca sun. in bllne relati. Gu un.
surii, lov,.deste 81 faptul ca unul
sainttc eonfsatii dim ssas afunaitsl
cras, ac,lm III: Gle multi, tinca vol
biri in ungureste, sprc a-si ma
nifesta nationa;ismuli Mentione2
i'll trcacat aleasta ca - sd nu sc
.uite.-
Insa eeea ce este mai intera-
SAM elnfaza cu care spun:
,,Nor face intclectualii, fiji 81.
gur"
Adeca Nor incepc ,,intelcctualii'
lupta contra ungurilor. Foarta
frnmos! Aceastas asteptam d
cind inceput razboiul. Nh au ia.
cut mimic, S 'au att de putin inclt
putem spune, mimic. S'a semndt
armistitiul, ,,intelectualii'' tot ju
eau rolul de duplicate, 81 All, a
ceiasi comedie!
Daca att avut de gind a face
ceva, de ce nu att facut atunci
cind SC cerea, 81 cind inccrcarile
cinstite de a ajuta neamul, pu.
!tean. adllce.. roadc. voiti ca Sc. in.
seaastir So rata drsptNFile no
minilor, Hlfpas AZ. va sslapnqssba
|ssezlscu t'n&aria i Dupa.l,NaNs sulsc
peneag !--..~
Pc afoisnu Dc mira aceasta, pen
Aru ca politiea ,,inteleetualilorH a
fost intotdcauna la fel. Eli nu
.vor se risice mimic. Stau pasivi,
81 daca fac ceva, fac pc sub NINA.
Nu vor sa sc puma rau Gu nimeni,
pentru ca nu stu cine iesc de.
asupra. fnsa dupa cc sunt siguri
de success, apoi Sc yczi vitejic!
Va asigur dragi cetitori, ca du-
pa ce Sc va SIENNA pacca Gu I'm
garia, Sc dlceapa ,,intclctualii's
lupta pentru revindccarea drep-
turilor noastre, 81 Sc vedeti ca o
Sc spuna cum au spus 81 Gu
trecerea bisericei romdncsti din
America la Metropolis din Ronli-
MIA - ca tot ce s'a facut, au IA
cut eli.
Unde esti ytu Tepes Voda! /
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03

D-ra Lucretiai iGonjeo, dc origiac
din comma Piip, jud. Fdgdras,
Rominid, care u trecm OHul ia
fruntca trapelois ronine condusd
din eel maj fr,tWos indemn sufle-
tesc prin ploaio de gloante in copul
Rcgimentelor 30sNusccl, 4 Arges 81
Beg. t22 de infdnferie, Ia Venctia de
Jos, Trans'lranid, conducind trupe-
le romine$ti pc cdi sigure. - Pat
ria rccunoscdt0df'e a decorate cu
Virtutea MilitaiN. - De present
Sc afld IN Youngstown, o.
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NU1GARUL v1cTuGELOR URA
GANULUI CRESTE.

OKLAHOMA CITY, 3 Maiu. =
Pc lista mortilor din cauza ura
ganului,care a .trccut noaptea tire
cuta peste Oklahoma, Sc crede ci
Sc vor trece vi alte victime.
Cinci persoane au fost ornorite
la nord dc Chelsea. S''a raporta1
ca sunt 81 dol raniti, 2 caror sta
re e foartc grava.
! Pagubele in proprietati Sc ri.
dica la, mil.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
A CAZUT ZAPADA.

RHINECLIFF. y. ". > Maiu.
- Orasul Milan, la sud de lini;s
Judetului Columbus, din statul
New York, fost vizitat de un
,nou strat de zapada. Ninsoarea u
lnceput dlmlneata pc la noua ore
81 tinut zecc minute
La fel 81 altii din orascle din
Jur spun ca 81 pc acolo a nins.
Zalpada s'a tOpit imediat.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
ALBANEZu DIN EPIR Sc RE.

LONDRA, , Maiu. In Epil
albanezii au inceput 0 rascoala
contra grecilor, dnpa cum spuna
o telcgrama transmisa prin tele-
grafia fara fir din Moscova. Sc
spune ca. .banzi binc organizatc dc
albanezi au inceput masacrarea
grecilor.
Enver Pasa, fostul mii6stru dc
Erazboiu al Turciei si ,fruntaSul
partidului ,,Tineri)or Turci' spu-
lie aceasta telegraIa6 ca s'a pms
81 81 in fruntea faiSSareii rationa.
lliste a turcilor-
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@ MARTURISIRE,

Della oameni mai rafinati, orr
mai perveryi un poet romii
kM. Codreanu sustines .ca omul
q cea mai pervcrsa creatura - a
devarul il poti afla nulnai indi-
rect. Dc. vrci ca sc afli zee sim.
te unul dintre accsria, este necs-
sar a observa nu ccea ce vrea
sa spuna, ci ceea zee spune fara
Sc vrca. 'i:e
Confratclc din Youngstown, lu
pa &c i-s'a spus buchile asa cum
trebuia, Ca sc iese GU fata curata
sc incearca Sc reduca valoarca
munci dopusa de altii pc teren
national asa ga Sc echivaleze GU
a lor. Am putca ,ca sd le aratam
ga ceea zee am facut moi a adus
rczultate, dlisa, fic-mi permis a
spune cG nu ne vom deschide mi
ma accstor oamcni, pentru ca,
prin faptcle lor, nu Q inertia.
Ccea &c este Characteristic iii ar
ticolul ,,Cerem Scuza", martu-
risirea, natural indirecta 81 posi-
bill fara voia lor, ca ei sunt in le-
gatura cu du$tllanii' neamuluisnes
stru - ca. a.in trrcutsiA aaltfca ar
fl impossible ca Sc SITE .,lec Ne ,lu-
crcaza pc. .ascuns't III staba1@ ina
mica. =
Nsis marturisim cd 1lu stim
81 nu avcm posibilitatea de q sti
&c planuesc propagandistii unguri
, pentru cd nu avcm nici i'll elm
81 nici. in lnincca Gu ei. 81 spu-
nom Gu fruntca ridicata, ca lcga-
turf II 'am avut Gu eli nici odata,
pcntru Cd, ca romini, i-am con-
siderat intotdcauna duSmanii nea
mului nostru, deci duSmanii nos,
trii prcprii. Altii din dragoste
dc neam sarmana dragoste. de
ncam! Isl dadeau in coate Gu
eli; 81 cine site daca in 9iua dc
All nu joaca un rol dublu, cine
site dac6 nu sunt 81 All bulii prize
teni Gu stapinii de ieri, 81 fac pc
pc patriotii spre a ALA &c Sc pc
trece i'm tabara noastra ori fac pc
patriOtii ca se alba posibilitatca
de = zidarllici toate miscarile
pentru binelc 81 propasirea nea-
mului nostru!
Dacd ,,se lucreaza pc ascuns" de
&c ila ati dat semIalul dc alarma,
DC cc M ati spus, cum s'a plana-
it, ce ri de cine7 Ceea ce a publ.
cat collfratelc din Youngstown,
in aeclasi* timp am vazut ppblnat
81 IN ziars!e din acel oraS tri.
iiise d !. nm frieten al nostru, deai
nu d Mn secret! Daca confrassi
din. Youngstown, au aflat din zia.
rcle Amortddne planul ungurilor,
toa.e t:pd dovedi= aceasta, a
tul,ei sei site despre alte planuri,
S Ess MI :. 81 - ss
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xIEv-UL CAPTlRATs DE Po
! :. LoNEzI. 4, ...a9 4

e LONDRA, ) Maiu. - Kicv-ul
a fost capturat dc catra polonczi.
kievul era inmiinile .bolscvistilor
rusi.
Trupelc ucranienc au ajutat la
aceasta lupta.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-05-03
GREvA LUCRAToRILoR TEX
TILL.

NEW BEDFURD, MASS, 3
Maiu. Approximately $4,000 de
lucratori din fabricile de tesut
s'au pus All in greva, dupa ra-
portul dat de Maiorul Ashley Cd
ma fost in stare Sc negocieze un
nou contract Gu lefuri mai bqne
de Ia Asociatiunea Fabrisantilor,
Din cels Is fabrici atilase dc
greva Gel putin II au >fost. Silt,
sd So sinchiza. .ss.s
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,,Sinistra farsatt

Da, Q ,,sinistrS farsa.' a fost c,
s'a petrecut Il Camera, in scdints
din 26 Mart.
Totul era aranjat dc multi pen
tru disolvarea, Gu gindirc la care
de luni dc zilc, dc la inceputul Par.
lamentului, in care. dc frica, n 'au
fost cuprinsi, -traiau represintantii
de toate categoriile, nuantelc 81 spe-
tcle, al clasei politice, complect de-
cazute All, care, dc pcstc O jumata-
te de veac, tiraniseaza Rominia. To-
tul era pus.la Gale, pima la cele mai
neinsemnate amanuntc, dc perfcc-
tiitregisori earl din Lcvantul 81 Fa.
narul lor au adus aici toate prac-
ticele milenarc ale viclcinilor Bi-
.zantului. NJ lipsia niciunul din e.
lementele loviturilor de teatru care
trcbuiau sd intovaraseasca lovitura
de Stat.
Nenirea Ministeriului Averescu
pc o nsa din dos oarecare, proroga.
rea Camerelor, dupa prerogativa
regala dc care o singura data S a TO-
losit Carol I-iu, erau celc d'intiiu
acte ale piesci odioase. Cclclaltc tre-
buiau sa urmezc intr o ordinc 81 Gu
% siguranta pc care garanta scful
Guvcrnului, care, la fiecare mo-
ment, aruncind cautaturi piezise
de intelegere secrcta catre tovara-
sii sal, constata desvoltarea actiu-
nil 81 gusta succesul.
Fusesera raspindite 81 invitatii-
le pentru papuseria ignobila. In
ziua intiia dupa prorogare, odata
Gu ,,sefii de cabinet" cite trei La
fiecare ministru, carl GU aristocra
ticcle lor figuri juvenile impodo-
biau scena, &c era totusi, pima Ia in
sugurarea demagogici, biroul unui
Corp legiuitor, alaturi dc acoasta
'cvintesenta democratici lustruitc
81 pudratc Sc ingramadiau mem
bril- Ligei Poporuluis'. In tribuna
ziaristilor char aparusera mutre
necunoscute, care, somate sd Sc de-
clare ce sint, raspundeau obraznic
ca represintS presa pc care o va
scoatc d. general. lar tribuna diplo-
matica era pima de doamnc care We
nisera anume pcntru a vcdea cum
sc iniatura Gu tirnul unui decret
de disolvarc o adunatura dc terra
moi carl Si-au luat nasul la purta-
re 81 dc nebuni.
D. Take Ionescu crezut bine sa
apara ca un sol al suprimarii unor
Camerc care nu fusescra Illustrate
GU specimenelc democratiei 81 ma
tionalismului sau. Triumful ii era
scris pc fata: in sfirSit,inyinsese, -
Indifferent de consccintele ce poatc
sd alba pentru tara victoria acestui
patriot. ~fs.
Afara, ,,Epoca'' anunta Gu cite
va zilc innainfe "a budgcthl ru va
Fl votat de aeesta Adunare, ci in
Iunic, Gle alta. 81 data era inscm-
nata prccis, in alum, de ,Adevarul
takist. :
Lovit, cum ma mai fost alt sef
de Guvern, GU propriile sale decla-
ratii contra ordinii 81 contra Coroa-
nei, de linistca apasata d-lui Mi
halachi 81 dc arzatoarca verva a
d-nului Lupu, d. Avcrescu schimba
cautaturi de intelegcre Gu poetul
Goga pentru Sc rapezi la Cotro-
ceni, intr'un antract mcnajat de d.
Tcofl Simionovici, 81 q rcvcni GU
dccrctul disolvarii. lar pc accsta la
prccedat GU lunga 81 anosta pei
tea, care insa fntra 81 ca iii pro-
gram, pentru satisfactia spectator
lor invitati. lar d. poet-ininistru
sublime finalul cu un teatrai pumn
in pupitru 81 un ,,Asta am vrut-o"
care facea parte din acompania-
mcnt.
Urita fapta, dar mai ales, in a.
devar, ,,sinistra farsa"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
Commercial Airlines.

The regular commercial air line has
already come to stay. At present the
longest passenger air service running,
or rather flying, on regular air serv-
Ice is between London and Paris. The
distance Of $50 miles is flown in about
three hours, often less. The fare is
at the rate of a shilling mile, or
SGT for the trip. Even today these air
passengers enjoy all the luxuries OF
modern travel. Nearly score of pas
sengers arc carried in a comfortable
cabin, seated in upholstered chairs.
The cabin is lighted with electric
candles and decorated with gilded mir
rors. Several Transatlantic air lines
are planned. 1t is calculated that
they can he run Mt profit by charging
$500 for an air passage.-Boys' Life.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
Modern Morals.

Lady Duff Gordon said at tea at
the Ritz:
"There are young women who would
rather be fashionable than any
thing else. In their eyes nothing mat
tiers but that.
1.-TWO young women were lunching
when third young woman passed
in the company Of an elderly married
pair.
"'There goes Maud murmured the
first young woman. They say that
she and old Mr.. Golde spent the week
end at Atlantic City together
"Oh" said the second young wom-
an in shocked tones. oh, what a libel
on poor Maud! You know you couldn't
drag her with wild horses to such a
vulgar, common resort as Atlantic
City,"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
MADE FEAST FOR LOBSTERS
crustaeeans No Doubt Highly Appre-
eiated Mackerel That Seemed to
Be Provided for Them.

"Charlie" Is we'll known in his
home town Of Rockland. While cover
ing his route along the south shore,
he got trade on some nice Holsters
and purchased six dandies. A fat
mackerel also caught his fancy while
specializing in sea food and he took
along the handsome specimen. Charles
put the mackerel In with his Holsters
and, cranking up his truck, headed for
home.
"Tve got something here, all right"
said Charles to his better half as he
carried the big bundle into the house.
He dumped crawling mass of crus-
taceans on the table but nowhere could
he find his mackerel. Back TO the
auto he went but the fish had dis
appeared. When the Holsters were
boiled and served it was noticed there
>gas q decided flavor Of mackerel to
them. The diners suspicious were
aroused and, seeking authority,
Charles was told that he had guessed
cOrrectly-the Holsters had eaten his
mackerel The hungry shellfish, be-
Ing brought up on sailed herring in
the traps, were not slow to realize
that an epicurean dish was being serv-
ed them on the long ride home. They
made the most of it, tOo.-BrOckton
Enterprise.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30

as she saw the bent and WORKOUT
frame of an old man huddled in pa
thetic despair on his knees by the bed
side.
MARTHA" he sobbed, eff there were
only some way l could tell you what
it's meant to me to have you all these
years. You've been my life, my very
life; my companion through thick and
thin, through good luck and bad-al-
ways my cheering companion and help
mate"
The tired withered, little hand Of
the woman feebly attempted to stroke
the white head beside her.
"And you,' she said weakly, "you've
been my wonderful lover and husband
through all these years. Our bodies
may be nearly worn-Out, but nothing
else has changed"
They both remained silent and the
doctor and the girl slipped into the
room.
"Ah, that's good of you to come
back" said the old man, rising.
"And brought real helper, ver
liable angel of mercy with me-" smiled
the doctor as he introduced Pauline,
who went over and impulslvely kissed
the old man.
'T'm just going to call you Papa
Williams" she said as she moved to-
ward the bed and started smoothing
things out.
Doesn't that feel better" she asked
as Mrs. Williams smiled wanly up at
her.
EYES," she answered gratefully, "but
my husband-my husband must be
made to eat something"
Pauline hurried into the kitchen and
prepared two poached eggs on toast,
then coaxed the old man TO come in
with her and eat while the doctor
watched over the patient.
snow, Papa Williams, you'll just
have to eat something, because I'm
hungry and can't eat without you,"
she begged.
"Child, you don't know what 1t is,
what wonderful thing 1t is-this love
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
CARRY INSIGNIA OF HONOR
War Department Has Decided That
Planes Shall Retain Distinguishing
Marks Earned In War.

Buddy back on the farm Is going to
get an awful shock one Of these days
when he looks skyward during a lull
In the blowing. A plane is going to
appear overhead and he will instantly
recognize the insignia painted on the
fuselage Of the stellar aero squadron
that worked for his division at the
time they were hoeing their way
through the Argonne. In the Home
Sector, Frederick ]. Darle says: "The
decision of the war department to re-
tain the distinguishing insignia will In
any event make the Identification of
the planes easy for civilians. More
and more the army planes-Old as they
are-are undertaking long flights. They
appear Unexpectedly over cities far
away from their stations and many
farmer these days sees a gargantuan
propelled beetle settle down in his
back pasture. When an army plane
comes flying by or lands near us, we
will soon look for the insignia, just
as everybody once looked for the state
automobile license tag when the tour
lists dust covered auto passed. When
the pedestrian sees plane decorated
with the painting Of kicking mule,
silhouetted, scythe-swinging skeleton
or a witch a-straddle brOOmstick, he
may wonder what battle record the in
sigma stands for. He may guess
rightly that the tiny winged elephant
on a plane is sarcastic commentary
on the planes speed, but he probably
would like to know whether this plane
Is from a burden-bearer squadron that
hauled tons Of bombs over the lines
to drop them on German railway juno
tiOnS"
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
DERIVATION OF CURRENT COIN
Word "Money" Easily Traced to An
cient Rome-DolIar of America
Undoubtedly of German Origin.

The word money was derived from
in whose temple the Romans first made
coins. The word mint is supposed to
be a contraction of the word Moneta
through the Anglo-Sagon "mynet."
When we read that sterling has fall
en- in exchange value, who knows the
origin of the term? Yet it Is traced to
the inhabitants Of the Hansa towns
known as Esterlings, who were invited
by King John of England to come to
England ana reform the currency,
which had becOme,very corrupt. From
that date good English money was
known as sterling.
The shilling is from the Anglo Saxon
selling, meaning a twentieth, so it
takes twenty shillings to make pound.
The English farthing meant the
fourth Of a penny and was actually
broken from a penny in olden days,
when the pennies were indented with
full cross so heavily that they could
be snapped into four. This was a So
luton of making change, as the primi-
tives understood 1t.
The franc is only another way Of
spelling the silver coin of the Franks
and has no indication Of value. Our
own dollar has German origin, hav-
ing been the thaler or more fully
Joachim's thaler, the silver coin struck
out Of the silver found in the thai or
valley of st. Joachim, France. This
was extremely pure and being coined
into ounces gave the real basis of the
silver dollar, which weighs an ounce.
Few stop to consider what cent IS.
1t meant hundredth, the French word
for hundred, and is the appropriate
name for the coin, which is one-hun-
dredth Of dollar. The quarter is easy
for it is one-fourth Of the dollar. The
nickel is so called because of the metal
from which it is made, and the dime
is tenth, from the old French disme,
traced to the Latin deem, ten.-Louis-
vile Courier-Journal.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
Abyssinian Funeral Custom.

An Abyssinian funeral is a very
singular affair. When a newborn in
FAINT dies it is almost Immediately
buried under the floor. After the de-
mise of an adult, the body Is washed
in water sweetened with honey,
wrapped in a shroud, sewed up in a
mat of braided straw, and laid upon
a litter made of boughs cut from
trees.
The lamentations of the relatives
resound among the cliffs, and the
news is rapidly communicated to all
the people of the neighborhood, who
at once set out to condole with the
mourners.
AS soon as they catch sight Of the
funeral procession they begin to weep
and crysaloud. When they join 1t, the
men range themselves on one side Of
the bier, the women on the other, and
chant. When the religious ceremony
Is over, the corpse is buried in the
churchyard.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
Antiquity of the Smiths.

In the United States the Smiths mum
Der about a million. 1t has been dis
covered that there was man named
Smith living in Egypt in Il. G. DOT, and
there may have been even earlier
Smiths. The Smiths (remarks writ
err have always shown themselves
more clannish in the United States
than in other countries. They once
organized a banquet at which the
guests were Smiths to man, and the
president was Captain Smith, the gov
ernor of Virginia. The cooks were
Smiths, the walters also, and a Smith
said grace. An ode was specially COM
posed for the occasion by a poet Smith,
and this was issued in book form by
q publisher named Smith.
The Owosso times. (Owosso, Mich.) 1897-1926, 1920-07-30
Seeing Within
By CORONA REMINGTON

CO. 1920. by Mcclure Newspaper syndicate.)
Pauline cambridge looked up from
the magazine she was reading into the
eyes of Doctor Wheeling.
Il just walked in," said the young
man, smiling.
Il see you did," replied the girl as
she rose and extended her hand which
he held moment as though in medi-
tation. Pauline tried to cover her en-
barrassment with fippancy.
Jack, don't be so-touching," she
smiled.
Cant help It," he answered, "but
didn't come here this time to pro-
pose. have something else serious on
hand"
what is it?" asked the girl, her
manner changing at once.
Il have pitiful case down on Oak
street-a dear, little, old lady, who's
pretty bad off and I can't get a nurse
for her anywhere. Her husband does
his best but he's so awkward and
clumsy that he's worse than nothing.
Couldn't you come and help us through
the night? 1 know it's a whole lot to
ask, but, somehow, l always think Of
turning to you first when Pm in trou-
ble."
"Why, I'd love to go if mother'll let
me-" Pauline declared.
Good! l knew you'd do it," he said
warmly. Leave your mother to me;
I'll manage her-only wish you were
as easily managed" he ended rather
bitterly.
"Jack, please don't let's talk about
that any more. l can't help it; mar
rage simply doesn't appeal to me
that's ALL"
A few minutes later the two were
in the doctors little red car headed
for the patients home on Oak street.
"Tell me all about it," asked Pau
line, "and what am to do"
''She's just sweet, patient, little old
lady who hasn't long to live"
''Dying" said Pauline blankly, her
face turning white.
I'm afraid so. 1 was hoping she'd
last little longer, but she's been sink
ing all day though still conscious"
When they reached the house and
cautiously approached the patients
room tears rushed into Pauline's eyes