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Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

CTS.
 New York state commissioner of edu- cation was called upon by teachers to take oath of loyalty.
 Interstate commerce commission order ed railroads to put grain rates cut in ef- feet by Dec. 27.
 The name of the Great Northern, the new flagship of the Atlantic feet has been changed to the U. S. s. Columbia
 New York state foods and markets di- vision announced with more turkeys in storage than at any time during the last two years prices should not be so high.
 The steamship Cedric arriving at New York from Liverpool. brought 125 boxes of bar gold, valued at S3.250,0o0 con- signed to Kuhn, Loeb & Co.
 Postmaster Morgan requested New York bushes men not to send circulars and catalogues in quantities before Christmas.
 In report to the Bureau of Mines. government engineers say they have found natural gas field near Monroe, northern Louisiana.
 Street car lies in Chicago are subject to regulation b yIllinois public utilities commission, the United States Supreme Court decided.
 The Prince of Wa;es, in continuing his way through India, reached Poona, in Bombay Province, and received a great reception.
 | The Southern Pacific lines in Texas and Louisiana gave formal notice of it's desire to reduce wages effective January L. Lanier Wilson, who recently was ap | pointed first secretary of the American embassy at Mexico City. arrived to as sume the duties of his post. l Los Angeles authorities are investisat 45, film actress, who was found dead il her apartments Sunday night.
 Henry Ford plans to inspect tn Muscle Shoals nitrate plant the latte part of next week. He vii be accom- panied by Thomas A. Edison. City Councillor Daniel W. Lane of Bos ton announced his withdrawal as a can didate for mayor, reducing the field t five.
 President Warren G. Harding publish CT of the Marion O., Daily Star. has be come a member of the National Editoris association.
 Western Union Co. announced an 1T rangement effective Nov. 9 whereb mosey wired to Germany will be paid 1 American money.
 John D. Rockefeller and others who fig ured in the distribution of Ohio oil stoc owe the United States an income tax. ae cording to a decision of the Suprem court of the United States.
 Members of. tFae narcotic sapad H.liry that in the arrest of two men they hay broken up a ring of peddlers who supplie chorus girls and actors in New York the atres with drugs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Bank Commissioner Allen was author ized by the Supreme Court of Massachu- sets to pay second dividend of 12 1-2 per cent. to depositors in the savings de- partment cf the Prudential Trust Co.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Resumption of normal operations of the New Ycrk Central passenger car shop at West Albany, \. Y, Is expected by Jan. 1 a sresult of conference between G. A. Carson. master builder, and employees.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

The name of Destroyer 22s, heretofore known as the Ford has been changed to "JOhn D. Ford" in memory of the rear admiral of that name who died in April. | 1918. in Baltimore
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

The authorities. at Fort Ethan Allen. Vt, are now in communication with the army air service headquarters at Wash ington in an endeavor to have an air. plane base established permanently at the post.
 Recent legislation by congress regulat- ing future trading in grains and providing for tine admission to membership in grain exchanges of Cooperative Farmers As sociation will be reviewed by the supreme court.
 Announcement was made by the Chap nan Valve Manufacturing company at Springfield that it's plant would resume full time Monday with practically full working force of between 700 and 800 hands
 Rev. Dennis c. Ling, pastor of St. Ser nard's church of Keene, N. H., was ap- pointed permanent rector of St. John 2 parish of Concord, to succeed Right Rev. of Springfield, Mass. Seven men, all of Washington, were l under indictment at Fairfax, Va. charged with house breaking and larceny In con- nection with the theft on Oct. of wine, and liquors valued at s3Ooooo from the ountry home of Joseph E. Letter. The captain and five members of th, crew of the British schooner Vogue los at sea while bound from Quirpon, New. 1 foundland, for Gibraltar, with fish, wer, | brought to Boston yesterday by the Nor wegian steamship Elida Clausen. The 10 per cent. reduction in freish rates on agricultural products recent, announced by the Association of Railway Executives. will not apply on traffic be
 tween points in New England on th Boston and Maine system.
 The American ambassador, Richar, | Washburn Child, received committee il Rome representing the various politica | organizations interested in the Sacco
 Vanzetti case. The ambassador ex
 riained that the case was beyond tn
 jurisdiction of his office.
 Suit for S100,00 in alleged unpaid fed
 eral taxes. plus penalties aggregatin, about 130 per cent. of that sum- wa filed in United States district court il
 New York against 24 former directors o the seven mining corporations absorbed
 in 1920 by the Anaconda Copper Minin,
 Company.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

The authorities. at Fort Ethan Allen. Vt, are now in communication with the army air service headquarters at Wash ington in an endeavor to have an air plane base established permanently at the post
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Recent legislation by congress regulat- Ing future trading in grains and providing for tine admission to membership in grain exchanges of Cooperative Farmers As sociation will be reviewed by the supreme court
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23
Members of. ti.e narcotic sauad t.lie,ve

that in the arrest of two men they have
 broken up a ring of peddlers who supplied chorus girls and actors in New York the
 atres with drugs.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

John D. Rockefeller and others who fir- ured in the distribution of Ohio oil stock owe the United States an income tax. ac- cording to a decision cf the Supreme court of the United States.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Interstate commerce commission order ed railroads to put grain rates cut in ef- feet by Dec. 27.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

New York state commissioner of edu- cation was called upon by teachers to take oath of loyalty.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

The name of the Great Northern, the new flagship of the Atlantic fleet. has been changed to the U. $. s. Columbia.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Western Union Co. announced an IT, rangement effective Nov g whereby nosey wired to Germany will be paid in American money.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Rev. Dennis c. Ling, pastor of St. Ser nard's church of Keene, N. H., was ap- pointed permanent rector of St. John's parish of Concord, to succeed Right Rev Thomas R. O'Leary, consecrated bishop of Springfield, Mass.
Norwich bulletin., 1921-11-23

Announcement was made by the Chap nan Valve Manufacturing company at Springfield that it's plant would resume full time Monday with practically a full working force of between 700 and 800 hands
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

John Moe, former special preven- tive officer for the suppression of the liquor traffic in the Fairbanks dis trict. was an arrival out on last nights train, and is registered at the Golden North. while awaiting the sailing of the Estebcth for Juneau. From Juneau Nr. Moe will continue on 10 Seattle. and from there go 10 Minneapolis for a short visit. after which he will return to the coast and spend Jhc winter in Los Angeles After few months tr is Mir. Noes intention to take a steamer through the Panama Canal and make the trip back to his old home in Norwav after an absence of nearly to-.'- three years. lie will return to Al's- ka in time for the next election. ho asserts.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

show h.s r>nruomrwnu- u Was am oGd ~rnun friend r.at Lily selected to visit tu wr uOd cuH,-e UE.
 The rrrua had boon inviting her for a long time. And when John fouud tha. ne could un longer bear Jho haunting loneliness ur his own desc ratr home nu took os rI. small say inrs which could u'y ha spared for even ,Ha, purpose and ,raya.na th" miles rn ~ua Lily. She WAS moro rho White and Gold lady than cvr- In a frwy white frooG 8, a rga lnr hostess was giving
 The ya.low-~nadrd eaut.ns >houe ou hor yerow-EoIf hair. He sighed hope lcs>ry ar gnr difference nr"wren rhcjr present lives. "I win go back" he told her lu>sry. "ro my failures. The pity of lt Is that should ever have hroucl. you To share them" Lily drew u.m a~.dg
 "Dcnres-" she said "you are not rafnc homo cu failure: and when l have finished here what ] ann dotnc then ! win come back rn you-fu7- ever An .1ea or how to ho.u you oc- cured rn wu SIS ! fourueyed and ! have naer nu,tEng that idea into Drac- Hcc. Nou ~aa rha charming arrange mrrr> .. .hf~ rou Helen is giving? We'll. l am responsible for it an, and l have managed dozens for friends who used ro ro with me at college The orders and the money inst grew And ft was moi charity. John. for my charges were the same as those paid to former caterers. But now my work is almos, done. When father heard of ms nruu. and lis success. he wrote hastily. sym7arhetiraI'y And when you return home ] think that you win find him there ready Co he'r in the re building of your business. This time .r will Hr ou a sure basis. John. this time you will STOW ro success"
 And as John Towers bent rcvercDt- ly to Tho radiant face of aEs wife he said softly:
 "Oh! My pure wh.te-my true gold Iadyw
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20
Local Briefs

George Ratley and his son Earl Ratlcy, of Paso Roblos, Cal, regis trerd at the Golden North hotel last night, having come up river from Panama and on to Skagway over the White Pass, thus completing the grand tour of Alaska. Messrs. Rat ley brought up a large bunch of cat tie for the consumption of the Alas ka Railway commission, and after the shipment at Broad Pass, decided to See Alaska" rather than return via the outside passage They will sail for the south on the next steamer.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20
HEP IHE 0-D FOLKS
\ Helping Hand Extended ro Many
 old People in Ska-wUy


 Most old people have a had ha.N
 The kidneys are often weak.
 Or worn out with years aE work
 Backache means days oE m sgry. Urinary troubles. nights Of unrest
 Deans Kidney Pills have helped Ito make life easier for many.
 They are doing so for old and young
 Read the following e0dorsewu,
 James Burke. retired contractor COG \. Virginia street. Reno, New says: My back was lame and my kidneys were weak a year ago. When I tried to get up from a chair a terrific pain struck me in the s-aH of my back and I had to h-aa. my hands on the arms of the char in order to raise up. ] got uT several. times at night 10 pass the kidney secreuous. which were higalv col- ored and burned in passage. , heard about DOan's Kidney Pills. and one box fro,a Julian N Shaver s drug store cured my hack and made it sound and we'll. My kidneys acIe6 like CIockwOrl." "
 Price 60t. at all dealers Don't simply ask for a kidney remedy get Doau's Kidney Pius-the same that Mir. Burke had. TUsr7r-,Ihuw Co.,, Mtgrs., Buffalo.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

J. II. Miller and wife were arriv- aIs last uighl having come in on the evening train from Fairbanks. Nr. Miller has been chief office de- putty under United States Marshal Erwin and is now on his way Go the states for a trip, the length of which will he determined on whether or not the new appointment, is confirm ed by the Senate. Tn case the ap- pofutmeur is confirmed, MT. and Mrs. Miller will motor to San Diego, whore they will spend the winter. They will return north ju the spring
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

The trouble we are n1Courro-nE i7 adjusting Jhe m5yu0s 'Na war has .".f us is. the impulse Co play ,no hog is sa strong that it is 5.#cn't Co arl with good common SC1sc.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

We'll, ,he rash an. securities .1 ''a United States r-aasu-y amount "a. N.... SSS.SIq S262f 2-& And everybody is going Co be more curious ahnu. rh-r rwo-thIr6> or a cent than about al" those billions.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20
piIes CnreJ fn q 70 14 D1vs

Piles Cured in e co I4 Days Druggists refund money is PAzo OINTMENT fails 10 cure Itching. Blind, Bleeding or ProtrudtnE Piles Instantly relieves Itching Piles. and you can get restful sleep after first application. COG.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

American women spent $5oo20ont for face powder last year. and a glance at the average crowd assures you that S25.O0O.o00 would have been ample.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

It is reported that Finland uses street cars made .n rhc United States Now we know where an those old cold storage boxes on four wheels have gone.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

Next summer an at,clnt win be made to fire a rocket to the moon There ought to be a law against it- suppose tt sDoIs the moonlight.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

Be careful abou; regarding this man or that as your enemy. You may be guilty of ~olf1a,tery. which is awful.
The daily Alaskan., 1921-09-20

Have an ice cream md raafer1rr. .- he.ars summer garden.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-26
Prekvapeni.

"Tyto alespon nemaji byti
Zneuctcny, byt' i mne prihodilo
Sc cokoliyP pravila Britomar-
la, vytahnouc dyku parajic
rychie kapltanske stuhy ra-
men, nacez odhodila je cd sebe
TAX daleko, jak jen mohla.
Ohlona byla jasna pocalo
iiz sYiCati, kdyz volnym kro-
KEN bllzila Sc k MIN tlupa jed
GU. Nedaleko od Justina a Bri-
tomarty 2eskocili s koni pc
Sky ubirali Sc pres bojiste, do
biieiice 2 olupuiice mrtve.
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-26

- obdivuhodne! Obetovala jsi
svuj prekrasny, bohaty tmave
kastanovy vlas a ma hlavu nasa-
dila 81 paruku re svetlych VIA
sd, vtlacic il tax hluboko do ce-
la, ze toto bylo skoro z polovice
zakryto.' Oholila jsi svoje tina
We oboci, cimz ,dala jsi obliceji
vyraz, shodujici Sc S kratkym,
jezatym, svetlym vlasem, cimz
zmensen zaroven i vyraz a OBJ
divuhodny lesk tvych oci. Roz-
sifila jsi dsta dvema skrytyn1i
tahy v koutcich. Vubec vytvo-
rila jsi postavu, ktera nebyla
Britomartou. Odela jsi Sc V uni
formu unioveho vojaka a stale
mela v 1stech nekolik malych
oblazk1, aby rec tva vychazela
z Mich hodne siroce = po meme
cku", pravil Justin.
"A prece jsi mne poznal?"
"Ano! Kdyz spatfil isem te
poprve rade, Sc svetlymi Via
sy, sirokymi usty, ponekud
pfihlouplym oblicejem, We vol
jenskych satech, mel jsen1 dosti
obtfzi poznati tobe svoji pre-
krasnou a rozkosnou Britomar-
tu ConyersovouW odpoyedel S
usmevem.
Y jeff vojenske kariere mela
Britomarta caste pricinu k u
zardeni, nikdy ale nezardela sc
tax hluboce, jako nyni.
ooh, Justine, Justine! Vse to
utinila jsem jen k Will tob6 a
pro tebe! Yer, drahy, re jinak
nikdy nebyla bych Sc odvazila
k tomuw
vim to, milovana Britomar-
top"
"Odloueeni cd tebe bylo pro
mne horst smrti - horst, nez
odlouceni Sc duse cd tela! Po-
cit'ovala jsem, ze muslin byti s
tebou a pr tobe, "a kazdou ce-
m 4 dc"lfaia isen- re Zustanu
nepoZaana AZ 10 lionce. Cht6ia
jsem byti tobe nladsim vernym
bratrem, nepoznana od tebe, a.
niz Cd kohokoliv jineho. Oh.
Justine, Justine. Tys nikdy
mne zneuznaval, aniz isl mi u
kfivdil We svych mySlenkach, to
VIM zvolala ohnive.
"Nikdy!"
"Kdybych byla jen tusila, re
isl mne poZnal, byla bych
prchla cd tebe !"
"Vim to, draha Britomarto,
nebot' znam te pfiliS dobre.
Yer, ze V celem Siren svete ne
nj nikoho, jenz by pohnutkam
tvym ku vsem cinum rozumel
tax jako ja".
"Jsem 81 jista toho -
Justin stiskl jeji ruku a od-
mlcel Sc. Byl nasledkem velk6
ztraty krve prilis seslably a ST
la, mocnym jeho duchem ma
slime udrzovana, pocinala ocha
bovati.
Britomarta vynala Q kapsy
par kouskn tvrdeho sucharu,
namoeila jei v brandy a po kou
ska davala mu do ust.
Kdyz zas trochu ozivl, taxa
la Sc: "Drahy Justine, prosim,
vysvetli mne, proc, kdyz jsi
mne poznal, neuvedomil isl tai
ne uIady Westinghouse tom
a nozadal ga tiche me vvlouce-
nj vojska?"
~ pocatku byl jsem Yelicc
naklonen k tolnu, to nne muzeS
VERT. Avsak malokdy necham
Sc unesti prvnim popudem a ne
jednam nikdy ukvapene. Pfc
lnyslel isem tedy a prisel k na-
hledu, ze nemam zadneho pra
va X tonu, prozraZoyati iva ia.
jemstyi. krizovati tvoje plany
nebO obmezoyatl tVoli svobod-
nou vuh. Nasledkem toho Ioz-
hodl jsem Sc, ponechati Ii tyoli
viaStni, ceStu ochi allCvau 'le
tam, kde to bude Y me moCl'
SveÌŒt = World. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1911-1939, 1921-02-26

"
Sc prece moji drahou milova-
nou zenou, ci ne?"
ooh, ano, ano', odyetila vaz-
ne.
"A zemru-li, budeme svymi
pTece?"
PRO vzdy a ma veky!'
| "Jsme tudiz slouceni spolu
Gze, nezli slouciti by mas mohla
jakakoli snubni listina!"
"To jsme, muzi jedine milo
vanyv'
"Dovolis tedy, abych mluvil
k tobe tax jasne, jakobych mlu
vii k vlastni svoji zene?"
"Ano, mluv zrovna tax ]ssnA
a ureite".
"Well, tedy poslyS: Kdyz
jsem te poprve spatril v fadach
naSeho vojska, poznal, tn Ia
chvel jsem sc phi pomysleni:
Kde bude jist? Kde bude spat?
S kym Sc bude musit stykat?
Jak zachova 81 svoje tajemstvi
a neprozradf sc co zena v tabo-
re, nemz pet vojinh bydli a
spf pohfomade v jednom sta
nu? A v te dobe to bylo, kdyt
: neodolatelne pudilo mne to k
tomu, abych zaslal do Washing
tonu tajnou zpravu a nechal
vylouciti z vojska tise a beze
hluku. Avsak, jak pravil jsem
pred tim, premyslel jsem dlo,
no tom a prisel k presvedceni,
re nemam zadneho prava k to-
mu, abych prozradil bud tvoje
pohlavi, nebo zbavil te svobod-
ne tvoji vile. Rozhodl jsem sc
tudiz, nechati te ma I've vlastni
ceste, avsak chraniti te a bditi
mad tebou tax dalece, jak jen
bude moji moci. Z te priciny
ustanovil jsem te svym osobnim
sluhou a vykazal ii V mem by
te, nebo stanu vzdy n6jaky kou
tecek, V nemz mohla jsi byti IL
pine pro sebe a nevystavena nj
zadnTpl pohledum zvedavym,
3 kde svate pouit5 !,anenskosti
I've nemohly byti urazeny nj
ccim".
"Oh, Justine, drahy, vroucne
milovany manzeli, prijmi tisi-
cere diky "a vsechnu tn lasku
a peel, jiz venoval jsi mi ne
pretrzite Ia vSech okolnosti"
pravila, pfitulic Sc k nemu a
vtisknouc ma jeho rty vTely po-
libek.
V blahem pocitu privinuI il
k sobe uzeji a ona zaplakala,
shledajic, jak slabe je nyni je-
no drive tax slime rame.
"Rekni mi nyni, Justine, jak
to prislo, ze ami jednou jsi Sc
neprozradil, re jsi mne poznal
a Wis, kdo jsem?"
"Dovedu Sc velmi ovladati a
veda, ze by i nejmensi znamka
z me strany zapudila te odtud,
byl jsem dvojnasob ma sebe po-
zornym a stale ma strait -'
"Slys!" zvolala Britomarta,
vyskocic.
Go je?' tazal Sc Justin.
"Rebelove Sc blizi, - Jueti-
ne!"
Go 81 pfejes, draha?"
"Jestli mas zajmou, nepro-
zrad' Jim mole pohlavi v made
il, ze snad budou je respekto-
vati. Necin tax, Justine, necin
TAX.
Am Ia cely svet. Iva uni
forma je dobe teto neilepsi o.
chranltelkou tive zenskosti ="
odpovedel Justin.
XII.
Prekvapeni.
''Tyto alespon nemaji byti
Zneucteny, byt' mne prihodilo
Sc cokoliyP' pravila Britomar-
Ia, vytahnouc dyku a parajic
rychie kapltanske stuhy $ ra-
men, nacez odhodila .je cd sebe
TAX daleko, jak jen mohla.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
5,OOO dfd4 OR NH
IN ELLIS ISLAND

New York, Z Iunie. - Cirici
mil de migrant stunt pc vapoa-
,rsle din lportnl New Y0nkului,
|cari s'au erabit sa soseasca mai
nainte ade &c legea pentrl restric-
tia inigrarii ar Fl promulgata.
Fred A. Wallis, comisarul imi-
grantilor, a declarat: ,Daca gu
|yernnl .nn-i va Hasa sa dntre ime-
|diat, ori sdaca nu-i va retrimite in
Europa, multi din acestia vor
smnri deoareee conditiile ,sanitarc
stunt rele. ,Tl,structiile ce lean.
primit an caracter definitiv. Deja
avem atati italieni sositi in port
ca aceStia deja intrec -cvota fixata
|pentru luna Iunie din npmarul ce
poate intra annual in Statele Uni
|te, in intciesul 1egii noui."
Isl pontru ca starea sd fic 81
mai critica, sdeja STUNT pc mare
mai multi de 10000 -persoane carl
ar vrea sa intre in Statele Unite.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07

Saptezeci 81 cinci la suta din
necazurile earl vim pc capul omu.
flui 81 le stiriceste el insusi.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
p1G0ARIA NERE .ADlEITEREA
IT I.InA lEATIulg1I1oR.

N5eneva, 8 4upie. - Secretaria-
tm igei snstianilor q primit o ,ce-
rere din partea guvernului lingar
ca sa Sc admita 81 Ungaria intrc
membrii ligei natiunilor. Cererea,
care a fost inaintata prin insarci-
natul de afaeeri al Ungariei Ia
'Berna, sc va examina in decurs.ll
sediptei -viitoare ligei care Sc va
itinea in luna Septembrie.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07

Si motOrul de la un antomobll
incepe sa bata cind nu functio-
neaza in regnla, de object in lipsa
de unsoare, 81 unii Sc mira ca in
tara nu poti face mimic pima nu
ungi osia.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
soEIA 4EFuIsUI DE AoLITII
NpPA DOAaaGA xABER.

D-na christensen, va Rcompania
pc sotul ,sau, Seful Peter s. Chris
tensen din Lakewood, care va
merge la New York. Eli vor aduce
Ia cleveland pc dina Kaber si pc
FLEA eli, Marian McArdle. Legea
annme spune ca, in caz Cd e vorba
lie aducerea unei arestate, ca tre-
buie sd fie, acompaniata 81 de .
femeie. D-na Christensen va inn
plini functia prescrisa de lege.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
SHCHRISJJL sE VA neCEnE
PEeEE CAEEVA ZIIE.

Washington, Z Iunle. - In sta
tele din Middle-W West sc va .incepe
-secerisul peste cateva zile. @ ar
mata de 100000 muncitori de
ferma Sc va pune la lucru. Din
srecolta semanaturilor de toamn;i
We va scoate Gu 51;00O.OOO buselc
mai mutt decat in anul 1920. In
anul acesta Sc spera o recolta de
F629, ,00O.0 busele.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07

Sc tclegrafieaza din Simla, ln7
diile engAczc, ca banda de til
hari, .formata din maimute, je,
fuiesc sbacaniile 81 restaurantele
de tot ce .au bun de .lnaHcare, 60
lind 81 sticlele de win. Avind in
vedere teoria lui Darwin, ca oa-
menii Sc trag din maimute, fap-
tut nu trebue sd ne .mire.
-.
Un domn din Pittsburg s'a in
surat Nercuri 81 Simbata urma-
.toare alerga dnpa lnevasta-sa c,l
un topor ca sal Grape teasta. -
Scurta luna de miere.
q
Si motOrnl de la un automobil
incepe 4sa bata cind nu functio-
neaza in regnla. de object in llpsa
de unsoare, 81 unii Sc mira ca il
tara nu poti face mimic pima nrl
ungi osia.
Saptezeci 81 cinci la suta din
necazurile earl vim pc capul omu
rlui 81 le stiriceste ell insusi.
Gu cat invelitoarea mai joasa
cu atat apa sc scurge mai meet
| de pc ca 81 e mai multi expusa pu-
trezirei, dar ce,am volt sa va spun
e ca dina Trina Highroof locuiestc
in Detroit, Mich.
! =
Dupa un rapport al politiei dir
Cleveland rochitele scurte a con
tribuit la inmultirea accidentelol
la barbati 81 vice versa.
In cursul lunci trecute $40 dc
barbati au suferit accidente dt
strada 81 numai 66 de femei. Zap
tul Sc datoreste, zice raportul, ci
femeile avind rochia scurta po
sari lesne afara din calea unu
automobil sau tramvaiu, pc cin(
banbatii, privind la pulpele femei
lor, nu dau atentiei primejdiei Ii
care Sc .expun. - MOI credcm c;
numarul mic de ,accidente suferi
de femei Sc datoreste 81 faptulu
ca atentia soferilor find atras;
|.de pulpele femeilor micsoreaz;
viteza yehiculului cind sc aprn
l|,prie de ele.
!
| Avind III yedere caldurile car
! bintuie in Siria atat skemalisti
cat 81 evzonii lui Tino au incheia
pact 81 all pus de mamaliga pin
Sc va recori vremea. Altfel nu S
poate explica incetarea subita
ostilitatilor.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-06-07
INiORt|AlH|N

D-na Helen Fulner fost adusa
din Rochester, unde ca era Gu
barbatul silu, Earl Fulmer, sd -
petreaca o luna de miere. Ea este
acuEata ca a falsificat mai multe
checkuri. Astfel ridicat sumo
considerable. De Jpilda, de la
Guardian Bank ridicat suma de
400 dollari. Barbatul sau fost
dus la tribunalul din Syracuse
acuzat tot eu acelas delict.
Washington. Presedintele
Harding eu sofia 50 au fost oas-
petit senatorului Knox, in casa
Eacastuia de vara din Valley Forge,
Pa. Ri, insotiti de cativa prietini
intimi, s'au dus Gu automobilul,
a,rin niste paduri framoase.
Edit Nalach, de case ami, a mu-
rit in spital din cauza sarsatnrilor
@pfarite din canza fratelui san.
Ea Sc jNca on fratele san, Ezedar,
i'm Aasa lor din 500 Portland Ave.