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New-York tribune., 1920-05-30

writing to Carter Glass in ap-
proval of the league of nations plank
of the Virginia Democratic platform
the President yields, or. rather,
places himself in a position to yield.
The plank advocates the treaty s
ratification without reservations
which would impair its essential in
tegrity." This is a straddle. Nc
reservationist, not even Senator
Lodge, will object to the language
as far as it goes. The question of
whether the Lodge reservations i'm
pair the essential integrity of the
treaty is one of fact and of deduc-
tior. Their advocates stoutly deny
that their adoption would nullify
the covenant.
With this opinion Viscount Grey.
it will be recalled, is in agreement,
as are practically all the publicists
of Europe. The President avoids
committing himself to acceptance of
the reservations, but there is moth
ing in his new letter which says he
will not.
What are the essentials? The
first and most important is that the
United States shall become a men,
ber of the league. The Lodge res
ervations contemplate this. The
next is that the league through func-
tioning should develop by action q
body Of precedents. The Lodge
reservations in no wise oppose such
growth. A third is that the machin-
cry by which the league is to oper-
ate should be accepted. The Lodge
reservations leave the covenant un-
changed in this respect.
Indeed, a point always to be borne
IN mind, the Lodge reservations are
not based on the idea Of altering the
covenant, but on retaining the con-
stitutional powers of the Senate and
Congress over foreign relations. The
President would seize for the Exec
utlve Department practically ire
sponsible power over foreign rela-
tions. The reservations thus relate
to a domestic question-to prevent
ing the President becoming czar
or kaiser, able to commit the ma
ton without any measure of do
mestic control through the Senate
and Congress.
But the Presidents letter, never
less, is tricky and dodging. The
President does not pledge himself
to accept any reservation. He will
be at liberty to say in regard to any
particular formula that it impairs
essentials. He thus again asks the
signing Of blank check. The Joker
thus is not skillfully concealed and
the Presidents latest will provoke
smiles.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
One Primary Day

Inyiew Of the disrepute into which
The primary system is falling be-
cause Of the eXpensiveness of it's
operation a suggestion recently made
By General Wood is valuable.
As & means Of relieving pressure
On the candidate and at the same
tine lessening his publicity bill he
proposed that the Presidential pri-
maries be held throughout the coun-
try on the same day. Instead of a
series of detonatiOns he thought it
would be better to have one grand
explosion. The candidate would al
most Of necessity be confined to max
ing a few speeches and would stand
better chance Of coming out of the
campaign physically unwrecked.
As things are, with the primaries
in the various states held at differ
ent times, there is a succession of
concentrations. The early states ex-
ercise more than their due influence
and the political caravan is longer
On Wheel. General Wood has stood
the heavy burden laid on him, for his
physical endurance is remarkable, as
he showed early in life in his 5000
mile desert chase of Geronimo, but
not the mildest of his detractors will
say that he has enjoyed the strain
he has been under.
It is improbable that the primary
system will be discarded. The sensi-
BE thing, then, is to improve it.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30

together. The companies are in the
same boat with the men. The men
would be wiser to recognize their
community Of interest with the COM
panies. Acting together they may
succeed in repairing past govern
mental errors. But if they fight
each other and defy the mediation
board both may continue to be the
victims of restrictive government
action and past blunders in railroad
regulation.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Copyright. 1920. New York rriburs 7

which will admit only those who meas
ure up to our American standards Of
living and of citizenship?
The need of more "hands" to do our
labor is constantly being urged
Hands across the sea" being the
cheapest, we import them. Let us,
however not forget that we are I'M
porting not "hands" alone but bodies
also. The vast majority of incoming
alien immigrants are potential fathers
and mothers. The future character of
the race that is to be born here de-
pends upon the physical and mental
condition of these aliens. 1t is of
vital consequence that the quality of
these human beings who come to US
from ether lands should be high, so
that they shall not injure but shall
improve our stock. No temporary
pecuniary gain can possibly offset any
permanent harm that may be done to
our future race
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Literacy Test Should Stand

A provision of existing law which
received tremendous majorities in
Congress, and which has had SO many
and such authoritative Inducements
must remain on our statute books. Alb
solutely no sound or adequate reason
aan be urged in fxvor Of its repeal
Yy,y, l.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
An Overworked Garment

CFrom The Los Angeles Timcs)
The mantle Of Roosevelt is being
sadly abused. Hiram is supposed to
be wearing it to go fishing in by day
and to use it for nightshirt after
hours. The pity of it is that he is
not entitled to it at all, and it fits
him like the armor of Ajax on wasp.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
Not Wanted on Farms

Again, the greatest deficiency in
our present labor supply exists in con-
nection with farm labor. 1t is urged
that millions Of unskiled aliens should
be induced to come to this country
and that the government should dis
tribute them through the farming dis
tricts. This sounds we'll, but the
scheme would not work, and even if it
did work it would not supply the kind
of labor most needed. Experience has
shown that immigrants as a whole in
evltably flock to centers where their
own compatriots are already congre-
gated. Further, even if many thou
sands of aliens were actually dis
tributed" where there is lack of
laborers, the majority of them would
not be effective What our great
farming districts need is highly in
telligent labor They want men who
are skilled in American farming
methods. They want men who can
manage modern agricultural machin-
cry. They do not want ignorant, un-
skilled, non-English- speaking foreign
ers, who know little beyond the use of
primitive kind of hoe The writer
has talked with men who own large
farms in the Middle West, and he has
found them of one mind on this matter
Second, most Of the present agita-
ton for cheap labor takes the form of
an attack against the illiteracv test.
Arguments in favor of this provision
are not necessary. The campaign for
its repeal would be directed against
any provision whatever which cut down
the numbers of alien arrivals. The IL
lteracy test has had the Endorsement
Of Congress after Congress; of practi-
cally every recognized author ty on
immigration problems; of majority
of 8 to 1 of the United States Immi
grafton Commission; and of the rep
resentative government immigration Of
ficials.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30
A Relic Of the Past

(From The ST. PaM Daily Ne1rs)
No matter how times change, people
stick to the old expressions You still
hear people speak of fast mail"
train.
New-York tribune., 1920-05-30

Y,a can purchase merch sndiss advertised In THE
-st6uEE wlth absolute satety-for IL dIssatisfsc-
,.a -esuits In any case The TRIBUNE guarantee.
!, "a, yeur money back upon request. No rcd taps.
4, ugis5ji1g. We make good promptly II the
,syertSer does net.
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That 8 Different
(Frorn Tho Toledo Blade

(Fron, Tho Toledo BlGde)
Town people don't want the farmers
to desert the farms for town unless
they come to their town.
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a. .- .rc c4-iol of all news dispatches credited
= r. - -et c- wise credited in this paper. and
49, tae .oeA news Of spontaneous origin published
rss.s Of capitalization OF all ether matter
h.-,a $50 are reserved.
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Three Girls
lFronl The Centar,l

(Fron The Centarv)
EHREE schoolgirls pass this way
each day:
Two of them 60 in the Auttery way
OF girls, with all that girlhood buys.
But one goes with dream in her ewes.
Two of them have the eyes of girls
Whose hair is learning scorn Of curls.
But the eyes of one are like wide doors
Opening out on misted shores.
And they will 20 as they go to-day
On 10 the end Of life's short way:
Two will have what living buys.
And one viii have the dream in her
eyes.
Two will die as many must,
And fifty dust will welcome dust;
But dust has nothing to do with ons-.
She dies as soon as her dream Is DON.
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Wriggling
regulate

Writing to Carter Glass in ap-
proval of the league of nations plank
of the Virginia Democratic platform,
the President yields, or. rather,
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1920-01-10

sa ut!' zisc Elena dndu-i mina pc care pcrfdul ia
marriott saruta, 81 dupa ruga Gle in ma
rirea la ajunge sal alba sub protectia eli.
In aceea Dumitrascu era foartc vessel Dom
nul il chcma la Ias sal 1ncredintcze msiune mare,
sd fe in fruntea unei comisuni sd faca ialba
catra Sultan in sd arac mutumrca tarii fata
de Domn
Untre fiji boierilor de prin Imprejurmi mai null
ii cerusera nina Elene dar Dumitrascu ii respinsese
pc toti Nunai unuia fiu lui Costache Saveanu ii
spusese sd mai astepe pima cind Elena Isl compec
ia studile 81 in aceea, dupa sau sculat de la
masa, intrat in atacu Elene 81 dupa ii spuse ca
Mavromachi chemat de Domn ca sal recomande
unui boier sasi nvete copii, ii zise Gu O
voce grava: s
Ell, Eleno! Acum VENT vremea a-ti spun ceya,
care im sta de multi pc iniIna.
Ill stii pc Iorgu lui Saveanu Au trccut dol ami
de cind tea cerut un baat de isprava 81 aveie
frumoasa. Acum stu bine ca sd intilnesc Gu e
81 lar are Ami zica. Ce zici Ce sal spun!"
Gum stii tata. Flu mutt Gale voia', raspunse Ele
na, privrea i'll JOS velnta bogata de pc podeala
atacului.
,,Nu-i ASA. Nj vreau sa tc mart impotriva von-
tel tale. All vazut de clte-va ori baiatul Cum ii Sc
parel
liam vazut tata. Flu Sc zic! Nu-i urit Sc We.
le ~ ~ II un ON de treaba raspnnse Eena I,r
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vrea tot III JOS, pc vclinta
Bravo Sa stii ca imi faci pc voie Q sd al un
barbat la care rimnesc multc fete 81 apropndusc de
ca, saluta pc frunte, 81 urma:
Flu plec milne in zor de ziua nu stu cind am sd
viu; daca tie urit mai dutc 81 pc la Ruxandra ca Q
numai palma de loc. Noapte buna'' - 81 es din la
tacul ficei sale, pe care IL a mai vazut-o.
Elena sc desbraca 81 triptindu-se pc pat ince-
put sd viseze ochi deschis vazindu-se in Vcncta,
in orasul aguneor al museor 81 al artclor despre
re cetise multi 81 despre magna eli Sc imbogatise
Gu descrierile lui Arghiropulos 81 u Mavromachi,
la marirea 81 slava de Fl Doamna tarii 81 Leonida
aparea naintea ochilor ei ca un fat frumos din po-
vesti pc linga prozacu ST. stngacinl Iorgu Saveanu,
tinardl modovan.
adormit tirziu, Gu glndul la fcricirea eli vitoa-
re, Ia rangul Gel la care ridica iubtul eli; la
viata pima de poesie 81 esfatari pc va ducc Ill
orasul laguncor, i'll Iasi Doamia Moldovei.
C1nd s'a trezt soaree pc orzont, trccuse de
pffnz caci jupeasa Trina s'a indurat so destep-
te crezind ca lar cett toata noaptea pc latncasca
acea ,,afurista'
Dupa amiaza s "a urcat pc un cal Isl a mers la So
ra-sa Ruxandra, tainuit pima pc seara. Cnd
ajuns acasa Trina cinase, crezind Cd nnmai vine.
cnat singura 81 sa olnoare tmpul cetit ,,Elcc-
ira" lni Sofocles pima dupa mezu noptei cfna nce-
PA sal vie sonul y dchi 81 Observation-Disclosures cplca
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Societatea romina de ajutor 81
cultural ,,Falnicul Zarand Ro-
min" din Clearing, Ill.,, GU pla-
cere invita- pc toate surorile So
cietati, clubpri 81 parochii, pre-
cum 81 pc toti fratii Romlni din
loc 81 di MUIR lua parte la ma
rea petrecere impreunata Gu
dams, care Sc va tinea in ziua de
Is Ianuarie 1920, in hala oras,t.
lui din Clearing, Ill.,, w. 63 Str.
Inceputu petrecerei la orele =
p. m. precis.
Pretul de intrare: Domnii 80,
Damele % cent?.
Bufetul va Fl asortat Gu >ccle
mai bune 81 gustOase mizeluri 81
bauturi recoritoare.
Muzica Nationala va distra O.
noratul public Gu cele mai fru-
moase arii de dams 81 cMtece ma
tionale.
Petrecerea va dura pima la ore
e IL din noapte.
Suprasolviri Sc primesc Gu ma
re multnmita 81 Sc vor cuita Pc
Gale ziaristica.
Dcci fiecare membru al socic-
tatii .,Falnicul Zarand Romin''
este rugat a lua parte la aceasti
petrecere. La caz contrar, ne Ia
ind parte este dator a-si solvi i
catul de intrare.
In sperana ca vom putea 50
luta in mijlocul nostru un numar
cit mai mare de frati Romini 81
Surori Ronlince, din loc 81 din
iur. participind la aceasta fru-
moasa pctrecere. pima la revedc-
re ann ramas salutindu-va GU dra-
goste frateasca.
In numele societatii ,,Falnicul
Zarand Romin'' din Clearing
Illinois:
Nicolae Toma Coz, presedinte a.
ranjator.
Co
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G o N v o G A R E /.

Societatea romlna de ajutor 81
cultura ,,Clpia Traiana' din L.
rie, Pa, convoaca pc toti mem-
bfii sal a lua parte la sedinta ex
traordinara, care Sc va tinea ,Du-
mineca. IS Ianuarie 1920, in hald
'societatii ,,Ulpia Traiana' din
1888 Penna Avenue.
Sedinta Sc va deschide la ore!c
3 p. m. Intre alte puncte la ~
dinea zilei va Fl 81 alegerea unui
administrator la hala.
\. 3. - Tot odata sunt rugati
toti membrii. att din oras. cit 81
Gel care sunt afara din oras 81
alba in vedere ca daca nu-i pla-
tit pc Ianuarie la Uniune nu sd
mai poate trimite, ci sa vor tr!-
mite in lunile care vor plati, 81
ca sd nu avem bucluc Gu numcri;,
va rugam pc toti ca pima la p
Ianuarie sd Sc achite. astfel sun
tenn siliti al lasa afara.
Credem ca toti fratii membril
Isl vor face datorinta.
Absentee nemotivate Sc vor
pcdepsi conform statutelor.
in numelc societdti ,.Ulpia Ira
lana" din Erie. Pa:
loan Regneala, pres.
Sam Rinea, secretar.
(6-7)
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Cygeli Dunlneata

de te reintoarce acasa pentru
sSrbatorile Craciunului? Atunci,
scrie sau telegrafiaza-ne noua ina
inte dc a veni la New York 81 moi
va vom intilni la static 81 va vom
conduce la o casa sanatoasa.
Daca nu al cumparat deja BIZ
letul de la vre-un agent acolo,
M te teme ca nu al sd poti ca
pata unul cind vel ajunge in
New York. (lx6\
M trimitc arvuna la agent in
New York, pima ce nu ne-dti
scris noua intiiu.
TRAVELLER s GUIDING BU-
REAU
OFJCIUL DE fNDRUMARE
LAL CALAToR1LoR.)
217 Ave. "A" New York, N. z.
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SlNGURt FARMACIE R0-
NINA ,,KEPES" DIN
PATRIA VECHE.
2O17 W. Is Str, Cleveland, O.

(vis-a-vis de United Bank
MOI tinem tot felul de medicini de
aici si din patria veche si le vinden
ca cea mai mare punctualitate.
In farmacia noaAtrA lucrA farna-
ci9ti diplomat. care vorbesc romineste
gi In alte limbi din pstria veche.
Avem cele NAL bune medicini 81
nedici pentru bOaIe secrete. feneiestt
sl bAFbAtesti, precum si pentru alte
uoate - xarantAm pentru leAcurile ce
dAn ori trimitem ca pOeta. Scrie ro-
Mineste 81 col va servtru tot rou:ne-
ste. Medici specialistt care intOtdeauna
stau Ia dispozitta 1855,
AveM meuictrt p~ntFu dollar pen
ssnd. nicto1 reinr care m1rOaAA
u vindec4 In 3 Iile GU earartie
CRlfeste Do DuRArul 1OA, V~.t ~ ss'
+*f%+T.*.s...s..s'.s'.3 +
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! #INSUlA FfRmfCA1A] ]
+ Impardtia AmazOane|Or ]
u nm. u
ROMAN DE: G. r. PASCU.

= (Trmarc).
MARTA viitoare, la oree douasprezece noaptea
vol fl la spacle gradne voastre, la locu pc mi
lai ndicat La ctva pasi asteapta trasura patru
cal iut, carl sbura moi la Galati unde totul
! pregatit de plecare Cum tram mai scris, lua nj
i mic tine Tatu prilnt ordn de la Domn sd vina
la Iasi Cred pleca indata dupa vel print rim
durile acest6 asa ca din partea lu nui nci temerc
,Al tau, tc iubeste 81 te slavcste,
,Leonda''.
Elena saruta scrsoarca 81 vIri in sIn Mavro
nach retrlsese cIti-va pasi, aprope de ca
81 ii zse:
,Boerul peaca la Iasi Ma due 81 eu Gu d-lu. Ma
ls cheama Maria Sa...
" ,,Da! Cind!' intrebal Elena zmbnl
milne III zori de ziua, asa mia zis boierul", ras
znH punse Mavromachi zmbnd Gu viclene.
Drum bum. 81 iii mutumesc die Mavromach
servicc carl mi e al facnt So still ca nam
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dar ii fugi somnu. 1ncepu sd vseze din nou la fc
ricrca eli viitoarc la luxul 81 la bogaile in
inota 81 la respectful Fl inconjurata de ne
numaratele servitoare 81 scrvitor de care va dispu
nc 81 la admirata la Fl expusa In societatca
malta Venetiei, in care va aparea un luceafar
luminos, cum zicea Leonida.
Sc gndi ca cea din urma noaptc pc pet
rece in casa parinteasca ca milne pc vremea
sbura in trapul ceor patru cal u Gu ubitul eli ala
tur care va stringe la peptul lui 81 ii saruta gu
ra, dulcc, plin de voluptate asa 10 sarutasc in
seara aceea c1nd au ramas citeva momente impreuna
in saonul Gel mare
Iva urma).
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G U T

pc consateanul meu Petru Chibb
din comuna Saliste, judetul 81
blu, nestiind de dinsul. de 10
luni de zile 81 precum am aflat
dinsul s'ar afla prin South Oma-
ha. Nebr. Draga prietene daca
cetesti aceste rinduri, fl bun ST.
mi raspunde, 81 daImi adresa ia
caci tia VENT doua scrisori de
acasa 81 as vrea sd tile trimt.
81 tot odata rog onoratii cetitori
care stiti de dinsul ceva, sami
raspundeti la adresa de mai JOS
ca va voiu Fl recunoscator.
I. Paraian, Box 81 L. v. Moldo-
van, East Youngstown, o.
(6-S)
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LIBERTY BONDURI
81 MARCI DE RAZBOIU.

Vinde-le acuma. Platim bani
gaia 81 preturile cele mai oune
Simon este cea mai cinstita casa
de schimb. Room PIG Lennox
Bldg, al doilea Etaj. Luati ele-
vatorul colt Gu East 9th 81 En-
cid Avenue. De-asupra de Singer
Sewing Machine Co. Deschis pIai
la orele 6 p. no (1x6l.
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G A U T

pc consateanul meu ell nlmclc
Voltolomei. din comma Negri-
lesti, judetul yolnoc Dobica. i
rog sd bine voiasca a veni pima u
mine ca sunt tare bolnav 81 da:d
nu. sa-mi trimita eel putin ]
serisoare sd stiu unle Sc afla, ca
eu ma aflu foarte rau .bolnav.
AdreSa mea este:
Dumitru 'Sirb, Broadway 81 Str,
East 2919,. Cleveland, o.
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CAUTAM

IUCRATORI ZILERI PENTRU
LUCRU AFARA. LUCRu IN
DELUNGAT 81 PLATA BUNA.
fNTREBAT1 LA. FoREMANU
LUCRARII IN ONTARIO STR.
81 LAKESIDE, FATA N FATA
Gu CORTUL GEL NOU.
THE ILLUMINATING COMPANY
CLEVELAND, OHIO.
(7-13)
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Sc cAuTA.

Sc GAuTA.
in ziua de 16 August 1919 a
disparut 1lie Fulea, membru al
societatii ,,Transilvaneana" orr
ginar din comma Ludosul Mare
'N1ss9a Disparitia ihs sstl ipvaluita
intr 'un mister. Nimeni nu la va
zut din ziua acsa 81 81 h6nuieste
ca ar fl 0 crima Ia mijloc.
Toti acei carl Lar fl vazut sau
site ceva despre el, sd binevoias-
ca a insiinta societatea Transit
vaneana", P. o. lat, Indiana
Harbor. Ind.
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RoMANuL VIRTUE 81 DEsFRtU Sc afla sub pre-

RoMANUL VIRTUE 81 DESFRtU Sc afla sub pre-
sd. In curind va Fl gata 81 TRIMS la brosat Cine
vrca SAL alba sa Sc grabeasca comanda. " Pre-
tul $3.50, in care sdcotcstc 81 plata transpor
tului. - Primul VENT, primul scrvit Gel din ur-
MA poatc sal duca dorul, fiind-ca am tipdrit nn
numar foarte restrins. Grabiti-va comenzilc..
Adresati ori ce comanda: G. R. Pascu, 57o5 Detroit
Ave, Cleveland, Ohio
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A SOSIT DIN ROMfNIA
foile ,,Dimineata", ,,Adevarul" /,
,,Ramra" 81 ,,Isbinda". Costul u
nui numar Is cent?.
Cereti catalogul de la cartile
sosite, gratuit la:
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MIN.
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Evening star., 1920-02-15
GRAIN AND PROVISIONS.

CHICAGO. February a. - Fresh
strength manifested itself in the corn
market today, with traders giving
continued attention to the smallness
Of receipts. Opening prices. which
ranged from y Off to a like advance.
1924 to 1.291a. were followed by an
upturn to well above yesterdays fin-
ish
Oats advanced with corn. After
%ay at TO S. the hshas market sso1e
additional gains.
Provisions were dull and easier
Absence Of export business was a
subject of comment.
Potatoes-Strong: arrivals, 28 cars:
northern white, sacked, 425a4.50. car
lots: do. bulk, 4.5Oa460; western
russets, jobbing, 4.75a5.00.
NEW YORK. February lizard
Barely steady; middle west, 2O90a
21.00. Other articles unchanged.
Coffee-Rio. No. Z, Il. Futures
steady; March, 1928: July. 32.01.
NEW YORK, February 4.-Wheat-
Spot quiet; no. red. ESQ. nominal. TO b.
steamer.
Con-spot firm: No. yellow, 1864
No. mixed. 1.65A. cost and freight,
Now York. February shipment
Oats-Spot steady: No. white, LOS.
Other articles unchanged.