davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The American Jewish world. [volume] (Minneapolis ;) 1915-current, 1920-04-30
With the Travellers.

duS or the early lake uWclleTS VIII
commence. Among the lake jewellers
whose homes dot along the shores of
Lake Minnetonka, and who have al
ready opened their summer homes
are: Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Robitshek and
Miss Margaret Robitshek, who im1ne-
diate1y upon their return last week
from California, went to their cottage
at Cottagewood; Mr.. and Mrs. 4Ado1ph
Eis1er at Excelsior, and Mr.. and Mrs.
I. Moss of Seattle, Wash, who have
arrived to spend the summer months
at Lake Minnetonka.
Mrs. J. Ascheim of New York City,
who has been the guest of her som
in-law and daughter, Mr.. and Mrs.
James Kantrowitz of Humboldt ave-
nue. south, for the past four months,
left for Chicago and Winnetka, ILL.,,
on Thursday last, where she will visit
her son, Mr.. Chas. Ascheim. In Chi
cago she will meet her daughter, Mrs.
Herbert Desar, who is returning to
New York from trip to California
After few weeks visit there, Mrs.
Ascheim will return to her home in
New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. M. Dryer, 1908
Newton avenue north, and Mrs. Dry
er's mother, Mrs. H. Bergman, left
Tuesday on a trip to Chicago and
West Baden, Ind.
Mrs. M. Mi11hauser and Miss Lu-
ci1e Mi1lhauser of Chicago, ILL.,, are
visiting DR.. and Mrs. Emil Robitshek.
Mrs. M. Levin and her daughters,
Misses Sadye and Yvonne Levin, of
1918 North Fourth street, have re-
turned from Fort Dodge, Iowa, where
they attended the engagement recep-
ton on April 18 of Miss Lee Patrick
and their son and brother, Mr.. Jack
Levin, whose engagement is an
nounced today. Miss Sadye Levin
spent week there. She returned on
Tuesday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Harpman of
Hotel Maryland, returned Wednes
day, April %, from winters sojourn
in California.
Mrs. A. Harris and Misses Ethel
and Ruth Harris, Calhoun Blvd, left
last week for a few weeks stay at
Atlantic City, New Jersey.
Mrs. D. Leavitt of Chicago, is visit
ing in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. Hirsch, 1919 FL
liot avenue, have gone on several
weeks trip to Chicago and New York.
Miss Geraldine Herzog of Chicago,
who has been the guest of Mr.. and
Mrs. D. c. Jeffrey, Douglas avenue,
for several weeks, returned to her
home on Monday last.
Miss Julia I. Felsentha1 returned on
Monday last from New Orleans, La,
where she attended the Conference of
Jewish Social Workers and the Ma
tiona1 Conference of Social Workers.
Mr.. and Mrs. Michael Conner and
family, 1922 Knox avenue north, re-
turned Monday from trip East,
where they visited Mr.. and Mrs. D.
Rosentha1 and family of Chicago. Mr..
Conner and son, Harold, took an ex-
tended trip through the East, stop
ping at New York, Washington,
Pittsburgh and Connecticut On their
return they joined their family in Chi
cago and returned home together
Mrs. L. Abrahamson, 1884 Irving
avenue north, has returned from Fair
fax, Mimi, where she visited her
brother-in-law and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. ]. A1ca1ay, for a week.
Mrs. Jos. Copeland and children.
1921 Fremont avenue south, will
leave this Saturday evening for six
4 ,
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

fnterCoufseS; Industries were choked,
large OUTLAWS were imposed in the
maintenance of a defensive army,
there was growing unemployment and
the people generally suffered.
Shipping ShrinI<s-
In 1913 shipping in the ports Of Hol-
land amounted to sc, 229,OOO net tons.
That volume shrank to $4,000 tons
in 1918. Traffic in Amsterdam de-
creased from 2,597 ships in 1913 to 37s
in 1918. and in Rotterdam from IL ,2S5
to !, ISL ships. Rhine tonnage dropped
from 1,16S,614 In 1913 to 49O,732 in
1918. Dutch foreign trade became en-
tirely dlsorganized, owing to restric-
lions enforced by both belligerents.
Import duties in 1913 amounted to
S5'47,O4O. In 1918 they were about
100000, and domestic trade suffered
by the reduction. Individuals made
excess profits here and there, produc-
ing crop Of the newly-rich, but they
thrived at the cost of an impoverished
country; and against these profits
should be reckoned the loss of 247,348
tons of shipping, representing 22.38
per cent of the fleet of 1913.
Large profits came from agriculture,
In clay soil, in the first years Of the
war. Sandy soil could not be culti-
waited, owing to lack of fertilizers, and
the requisitiOning of rye, formerly
used as fodder, caused serious reduc-
ton in the number of cattle. 1t was
necessary to kill off the smaller species
of live stock in order to save food for
the more valuable species. War condi-
tiOns proved favorable to the fisheries
in certain periods. At, other times
that industry. was, doomed to practical
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

inactivity. AS many as I5o nsnfng
boats were sunk and many fishermen
persisted.
Dutch holdings Of foreign securities
were affected. In 1918 the nominal
worth Of Russian bonds held in Hol-
land amounted to 1854, 10000, and adj
ditional Netherland interest In Russia
represented value Of 52,SO0OOO, all
Of which may be considered lost.
Losses on securities Of central Europe.
especially in Hungary, were very large.
Owing to the limitation Of imports
by the allied governments, many OF
the Dutch industries could work only
under heavily restricted capacity. II
was extremely difficult to obtain raw
materials, coal, oils and other articles
essential to the industries, which had
to shut down for varying periods, dis
missing their employees.
The Royal National Committee OF
Assistance paid out so, 423 800 from
August, 1914, to December, 1918, to-
ward the support of persons made In
digent by the war. In the same period
the government allOcated $107, 100000
toward expenses Of the food supply
and S27, $4,000 to assist the needy and
to combat unemployment.
Cannot Be Expressed In Figures
Disadvantages connected with keep
ing under arms all the able-bodied part
Of the male population for four years,
taking many Of them fl I'm their studies
or their regular productive work, can
not be expressed in figures. The most
important single item was that Of the
cost of mobilization, which amounted,
at the end Of 1918, tO $3.50, $50, 900,
bringing the government expenses, due
to the war, TO a total Of $411, 787, OO6.
Nearly S160,OOOOO0 was raised by
direct taxes and 1852, 100000 was OBJ
tanned by loans. Additional extraor-
binary expenses have already alb
sorbed SGT $4,000, and the debt must
inevitably be increased to pay OF the
original loans in from twenty to
twenty-five years. AS a consequences
taxes per capita must be, raised to
about S23.4S annually, an increase Of
15S per cent compared with 1913. The
amount now to be raised in taxes OF
every kind may be put down at $780,
100000, compared with $56,420,OOO in
1913.
In the Dutch East Indies expenses
for the army and for government in
dustries involved an extra outlay Of
S1536O,OOO, while receipts FROM the in
dustries were S6,T2O,OOO less than the
average for 191O-1913, and import du-
ties for 1915191S decreased by S14,-
100000. Charges for hospitality to
Belgian civilians, sheltered in Holland
at government cost came to 81, BOO,-
900. If the shelter had been given to
interned soldiers payment would be
made for it, but the money spent for
the civilian fugitives cannot now OH at
any time be charged to the Belgian
government.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03
Disagreed over Dogs coIDr.

New York.-The color of the bull
dog owned by Mrs. Margaret P. Miller
recently was the means of freeing
Mrs. Miller Of q suit for $10,255 dam
ages brought against her by Mrs. Ber-
die Wheeler. Mrs. Wheeler alleged
that the dog had bitten her. Several
of her witnesses testified concerning
the dog, but none of them was able to
identify the animal.
One said the dog was black, an
other said brown, while a third
thought the animal was white. All
of this caused Judge Myers to dis
miss the case. Attorneys for Mrs.
Wheeler Immediately fled another suit
and meantime the dogs color will be
ascertained.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03
HOLLAND HIT
HARD BY WAR.
Impression She Was Enriched
by 1t 0iSpeIIed by
Figures.
COST COUNTRY S477,787, 900
All Of Her Industries Suffered, and
Much Was Sunk in Certain For
eign Bonds-Suffered Most
of Any Neutral.

New YOrk.-Impressions that Hol-
land became enriched by the war are
combated in a pamphlet issued by D.
j. Steyn Parve, acting consul general
for the Netherlands, showing that, by
reason of its geographical and eco
nOm1c position, the pressure and evil
effects of the war were probably more
seriously felt there than in any other
neutral country.
On the mainland, the pamphlet says,
Holland was entirely surrounded by
territory in the hands of one of the
belligerents, while the North sea, more
than any other waterway, was part of
the war zone. AS the prosperity of
Holland dependss upon international
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03
Mrs. Kinnie Murrell. An Appre.
citation.

NY 4IICuU las journey Gu. L
keenly feel the loss. A quiet,
unassuming, dignifed friend,
that was always a blessing to me.
l was never with her, but l
felt richer for rhe sweet associa-
ton. Her death was a shock. l
need not ask why she was taken,
others left. Her work was done.
Why linger? Methinks l hear
the clear sweet voice of my
friend, as she mingles dear ones
on the shores of a beautiful
world, where no separation will
come again. She is happy. No
tongue can express the sweet
delights of her new home. She,
who was always at work, pre-
pairing for loved ones here, max
ing life happy and worth living
is still busy on the other side,
getting things ready for the ar
rival of dear ones left here.
ALI are busy over there. Man
sions are being prepared and
made ready for those who are
going to stand the great, final
test. The town in which she
lived has lost one of its rarest
jewels. May her rich mantle
fall on the dear, lonely girl who
is left. May the sickle be grasp
ed even tighter and when she
too, journeys to her mothers
country, may her tired arms be
filled with sheaves garnered
while waiting here. l have new
er met one that I thought was a
stronger character. Positive,
but mild with those who did not
agree with her, full of conf
dence and hope she journeyed on.
Long will I remember one
Sunday afternoon we went to-
gether to visit a sick friend
She spoke freely to me on differ
ent things. How l enjoyed the
conversation. She was a great
lover of flowers and good deeds.
She was always mindful to ex'
tract the thorn if there was any
when doing an act of kindness
May her good influence reach
out, even more than when she
was with us.
May the home she has left bt
overshadowed continually by
Him who doeth all things WE'LL
Mrs. L. F. Piercey,
Hopkinsville, Ky.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

The figure of the new census
for two cities have just been
given out. Washington has 49,
600 and Cincinnati 401, 900.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03
government,

The bill to abolish the jailers
office was reported unfavorably
as was also the bill to increase
the pay of jurors for $500 per
day to $500.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

The Allies have been urged to
make peace with Russian Soviet
as it has been able to put down
all opposition and Stable the
government.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

Bitten by a mad dog two years
ago, a negro had to be shot last
week in Montgomery, Ala, on
account of the rabies.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

According to reports only one
white collar man" out of a hum
dred is getting married.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

Eighty Federal and State De-
puties have moved to put down
wine revolt in Michigan.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

The value of live stock on Ken
lucky farms dropped $13, 900, 900,
last year as reported by U. S.
Department of Agriculture.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

Poisoned stuffed ripe olives
have been shipped to more than
fifty cities in the United States.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

Samuel Gompers in an open
letter fays the labor party and
says if persisted it will destroy
the unions.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

The Department of Justice is
to be asked to prevent the or
ganization of Unions upon the
part of farm hands.
The Adair County news. [volume] (Columbia, Ky.) 1897-1987, 1920-03-03

The first original Lodge reser-
walton to the peace treaty was
adopted last week by the re-
ouired two-thirds majority.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

de cit lnizerii, pcntru a 81 pune un
temeiu vietii.
Sc prevail vre-o doua suite de
mil de hectare pentru inpaduri-
rea Basarabiei, stiut find ca a.
ceasta provincie foarte lipsitd
Gle paduri; iastmcnea s a puS toa-
Ia grlJea pentru ca pc llngn SEQ
lie de agriculture din fiecare .iu.
det, pc linga scoli!c normale, 81
Pc !inga fiecarc scoala primara sa
fie anumitl intindcre de pa
mint, care "a fie lucrata rational
81 sa serveascd de Gimp de expe-
rlenta pentru agronomii 81 inva-
tatorii, earl vor avea carl vor a.
yea datoria La rindul lor. sd faca
educatia agricola a tlranimci.
(,,Patriaw. Coresp.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06
I N V I T A r e
Coresp.

Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultura DIR. luiiu Manu- din
Canton, Ohio, are onoarea a invi-
ia pc toate surorile socictati, clu-
buri 81 parochii, precum 81 pc
totl fratii Romini din loc 81 din
jur lua partc la marea Produc-
tie Teatraia impreunata Gu dams,
care va avea loc Sinlbata, II A.
prilie 1920, in hala societatii DR..
Iuliu Maniu dim 1924 Garfield
Avenue S. w. Canton, Ohio.
Dansul Sc va incepc la orelc )
dupa ameazi precis. 81 va dura
pima la orcle 1l.3O din noaptc.
PROGRAMME SERBARII:
Teatrul Sc va preda din par
tea d-lui Nick Hociota din 70
ungstown, Ohio, GU urmatorul
program:
ACTUL T.:
|. Mugur, Mugurel, clntec. =.
Pcntru ce-am ramas f.acau ba-
trim. monolog. de Antoniu Pop.
;. Ce viata Domnilor? mono
log de y. Tine. 4. Diverse, n. \.
ACTUL H.:
/. in raristea de linca vii, ro-
manta. >. La alergarca de cai,
de Y. Pop. 3. Diverse, n. n.
ACTUL ILL.,:
/. Sirba Maicelor, clntata dc
". Pop. ,. Tn chef strasnic, elm
tata de Y. Pop. 3. Tn punct Ia
ra program, \. n.
Muzica d-lui George Boldi din
Canton. Ohio, va distra onoratul
public en- cele mai frumoase arii
de dans 81 cintcee rationale.
Pretul de intrare: Clasa l, 81;
Clasa III, 7oc de persoana.
Suprasolviii Sc princsc Gu ma
re multumita 81 Sc vor cuita pc
Gale ziari,tica.
Bufctul VA Fl asortat Gu cc!c
mai bune 81 mai gustoase mincari
81 bauturi recoritoarc.
Deci in spcranta ca toate SUI
rorile soeietati. onoratcle paro-
ehii 81 e!uhuri. precum 81 toti
fratii Romini din loc 81 jur ne
vor da tot sprijinul dior, partl.
cipind imtr un nulnar cit sc poata
de mare la accasta pctrecere, pl-
ua Ia revedere raminem salutin-
du-va Gil dragostc frateasca:
Comitetul aranjator.
(77 & 70 G. ST &, 81
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

cate, 81 dc c1tiva dintre ardeleni,
ca prea avansata. Fixarea naxi-
mului proprietatii mari la 1901
hectare, hotarirea ca in vremea
cit va dura expropierea ori ce
vinzare de pamint sd mu Sc poata
face de cit catrc casa noastra le
sub controlul statului, li-se par
unora ca masuri de-adrcptul. ;.
bolscvicc; 81, sc saptcste, ca in
r'unul dintre partidele vechi Sc
prevail char sc:siuni din votarea
accstci legi.
Gu toate accstea proiectul Leg:
agrarc din Basarabia trecut Gu
uSurinta, in doua zile, prin toate
scctiunilc. Partidul liberal de-
clarat, prin reprczcntantii din IL
ccare sectiune ca, principiar, nu
arc mimic dc zis impotriva accstei
legi 81 ca partilul liberal nu in
telege sa sc mai faca de cit mici
modificari la anumiti articoli din
llege.
| Parerea unora, ca prin votarea
separate lcgii agrare pentru
cele patru provincii ale Rominiei
;intrc Cite, S ar urlnari un separa-
tism provincial dintre cele MAJ
gratuite.
| Caci, de fapt, suntem inaintea
lacclciasi lcgi agrarc, bazata pc
| aceleasi principii juridiee 81 le
orlin social 81 d;ferinta intre ele
G intr'un rapport firesc Gu situa
| tia locala a difcritclor proyin,ii
ronincsti. Pc de alta parte legile
agrarc, pc care Corpurile legiui-
| toare lie yor vota, nu fac da cit
sd consfinteasca stare de fapt
| pentru ca intr 'adevar expropric-
rea ineeput 81 s'a pus in aplica-
re in cele patru provincii pc baza
!,ecretelor lesi pcntru .cXpropicrt.
| M nici un motiv temeinic de
sc speria cineya de principii!c
liprea avansate', ce stau la ba.
"a REFORMED agrarc in Dasaraba
81 nu poate mime sa traga urmd-
.oarea concluzic, cum fac unii
| daca aceasta legc votata, ca Va
,retindc, ca tot asa sd Sc eXecut"
expropierea 81 in vechiul Reg t
81 in celelalte proviEcii, 81 atunci
ar urma, ca Gle pilda in vechiul
Regat Sd nu fie cui sd Sc dea tot
pamintul ce intrecc pcste loo
jugarc 81 ca la MOI II ar mai pa
tea ramlnea teren disponibil nicl
pentru fcrmcie model.
i. In legea agrara pentru Basara-
oia Sc prevail colonizarile in safe
!: lntregi. Pentru a Sc putea ajun-
&c aici, legea prevede ca popuia
tia va Ii satisfacuta cu pamint d
sus in jos, adeca yom c;lpata aca-
sa pc loc pamint mai intiiu accia
; earl au pamint 81 gospodarie
/ pentru ca pc aceStia mai GU grcu
ar plftea statul Sal foloseasc1
. pentru formarea coloniilor, lar
&c ice II 'au pamint Gle loc sd ca.
pete in colonic cite un lot intree
de colonlzare mai mare de eli
eel &C Sc da acasa, pentru ca tl-
ranii earl niau gospodaria loi
mai uSor Sc pot desra dacina di,
satul in care II au avut sd suffer-
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06
SCriS0Ti parIamentare.
CHESTIUNEA DUNARII: UN
MARE DISCURS AL D-NULUI
VINTILA BRATIANU. - RE.
FORMA AGRARA IN BASARA-
BIA.

Dunarea, marelc fluviu naviga-
bill din centrul 81 sud-estul Euro
pei, a fost declarata la conferin-
ia pacii de fluyiu International.
Principiul dupa care marble pu-
teri au stabilit care sunt fluviile
internatlonale, a acesta: un riu
care strabate sau atinge Gel putin
doua state independents, putind
servi de drum de communicable
martini. Principiul de la care Il
fost acccptat mai intiiu la con.
ferinta de pace era ca toate cal
lie de communicable, maritime sall
de pc uscat, sd fie internationa-
lizate, putind servi pentru CO.
merciul tuturor, fara nici o res
trictiune, Gle Cit suportarea in CO.
nun cheltuielilor dmpreunate
ell sustincrea acestor drumuri.
Oar acest .principiu ma fost
in aplicare pima acum decit GU
privire la fiuviile care strabat
sau ating tarilc mici, sau statele
noui este din razboiu. Cind a fost
vorba ca el sd fie pus in practicd
pentru toate statelc, America a
fost cea dintiiu care a rofuzat
sal primeasca in ceca &c privc-
ste pc ca.
Fluyiul care are cca mai mare
lungimc navigabila din Europa
este Dunarea. Ea atinge sau trc-
ce prin urmatoarele tart: Germa.
MIA, Austria, Cehoslovacia, Unga-
ria, Serbia, Bulgaria 81 Romfnia
Cum statul nostru prin nouilc
lui fruntarii define partca cea
mai inscmnata din .,accst fluviu,
cum moi, la Dunarca de JOS sun
tenn stapini Pc amin.doua malurilc
fluviului 81 ceea &c este 81 maj
important, pc gurile lui, este dc
sine 'intelcs, ca diAtre toatc ia
rile pomenitc, Rominia 9 cea d.
rect mai covirsitor intercsata de
rezolvirea chcstiunii Dunarii.
Trecutul tarilor rominesti a
fost strins legat de 'batrinul la
nubiu, 81 find 0 tara eminalnen-
tc agricola, cxportatoarc de mari
cantitati de cereale, rrecum 81 de
petrol, sarc etc. yiitorul nostru Va
Fl tot att de strins legat de fclui
cum Sc va legifera comunicatia
Pc acest rlu.
Principiul intcrnationalizarii Dl
narii nu s'a pus pentru intiia oa,-
ra la Conferinta Pacii, ci el a
fost aplicat 81 iiaintc dc razboiu.
pc baza tratatelor intcrnationalc
stabilize la congrcscle din Paris
81 Berlin.
In baza principiilor Stabilize a.
tunci Dunarca c un drum Gle Ii
bera communicable pentru vaselc
tuturor tarilor, nu numai acelor
limitrofe.
Dintre toatc tarilc interesate,
Rominia fost aceca care q re-
cnnoscut 81 aplicat GU draga
inima a'cest principiu, socotindu-l
de Ia inceput drept 81 folosi.,'r
pentrl toti, 81 Rusia 81 Austria
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-04-06

all lnccput III cursul vreml sh
stfngeneasca aceasta libertate, W.
ind sd Sc instapineasca fiecare 81
sa porunceasca asupra navigat;ei
liberc pc Dunare.
Romlnia, de cite ori s'au facu.
astfel de incercari, a protestat Gu
energie, prezentind celc mai mo.
tivatc mcmorii marilor state, r;t-
minind totdeauna la afirmarea
deplinci libcrtati dc navigate
pentru toatc statele. Ea nici o.
data nu s'a abatut de- Ia punctul
de dreptate sts'bilit pentru toti.
In baza vechilor tratate inter
rationale Dunarea era, deci, un
riu liber pentru toate pavilioane-
lie, administrata find nayigatia
pe Dunare de 0 comisic internati-
onala eli scdiul IA Galati, 81 supra
yeghiata find aceasta navigatie
dc comisia internationala prin
mijiocirea organelor politieneSti
din statele riycrane. Comisia ho.
tara taxele de incasat pentru toa
tc vapoarelc ce circular pc Duna.
re, 81 taxclc accstea erau in con-
formulate GU cheltuielile ce tra-
,buiau facute pentru mentinerea
Dunarii, 81 mai ales a gurilor Sd
lc, in stare de perfecta naviga-
bilitatc.
Sc intelege ca celc mai nlllte
take crau platte Gle Rominia, ca
folosinuu-sc in masura mai mare
de aceasta Gale de communicable
pentru a-si exporta produsele So
lului sau. 0 parte insemnata din
functionarii acelei comisii erau ro-
mini, 81 nimanui nu la trecut prin
gind CD prezenta lor ar putea su-
para princpiul ca Dunarea un
drum dc communicable internatio-
nala.
Sub accst rcyim a fost Dunarca
de la 1858 81 pima la isbucnirea
razboiului mondial. Rominia OBJ
scrvind Gu stricteta tratatele in.
ternationalc privitoare la Duna-
re, III vremc ce pc dc-o parte Au-
stria 81 mai ales Ungaria prin-
tr'nu rcgim special introdus la
portilc de fer, lar pc de alta par
te Russia prin influinta &c si-o a.
roga la Gurilc Dunarii, cercau
sd cludczc acestc tratatc, lscallte
81 de elc. De Ia izbucnirea razboiu
lui mondial, marble puteri ne mai
putindu-sa intercsa de soartea co.
misiei dunarene, Rominia STA lu-
at singura asupra sa sarclna Gle 4
financializa lucrarilc neccsare
pcntru navigatia Pc Dunarc 81
mai ales la gurile ei, precum plata
pcrsonalului intrcgei comisii dl-
narcnc intcrnationale. lar Gle la
alungarca Germanilor din tara:
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LESSON TExT-Luke 2:1-2o.
GOLDEN TExT-For unto you is born
this day in the city of David, Saviour,
which Is Christ the Lord.-Luke 2:11.
ADDITIONAL MATERIAL Matt.
and 2.
PRIMARY TOPIC-Ths Gift of the
Baby Jesus.
JUNIOR ToPIC-The Shepherd and the
Angels.
INTERMEDIATE AND SENIOR TOPIC
"A Savior Born.
YOUNG PEOPLE AND ADULT TOPIC
The Significance Of the Incarnation.