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The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Tasmanian Police
to Aid Murderer

HOBART. Jan. S.--A trooper Of
the Tasmanian police has been SEM
fenced to seven years Imprisonment
for shooting dead an escaping poach-
er. The police threaten to strike ana
TO rescue the prisoner IL he is not re-
leased. The cabinet is considering re-
mission OF the sentence.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
AUTO BANDITS
ROB JEWELRY
STORE $2O,OOO

CHICAGO. Jan. s.-Auto bandits
today held up and robbed Jacob
Klein's jewelry store OF $4,000 in
cash and jewelry. Klein and three
employees. including girl cierx.
were bound and placed in rear
room while the bandits rifled the
show cases and safe. .
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
T.. ARLUND--

changed him s~ev the heol
Monday NJ hung cato fhe bog
oosfaissso 1900. end snped thai
mach for fh< chsvsccv wrchs
co.--frscc q Carf~y photo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
7 families
BROKEN BY
ELOPEMENT
War Hero and Sweetheart
Halted by Order OF De-
serted Wife, Husband

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Jan. ss-Pterru
Paui Auther. descendant OF Spanish
nobility and war hero. and Mrs.
Phillip Franxrn. wife OF a Madison.
WITS. decorator. who wer~ arrested
here In an attempted eiopement 70
the Mexican border. have made a
compact to die together II they can.
not live together. Mrs. Frunren said
in an interview today.
The couple were making n dash
for the Mexican border and had stop
ped here for the night when Mrs.
Franxen's trunk led police to hotel
where they were and resulted In
their capture
NEITHER ExPREsSFS
SORROW FOR ACT
Neither Auth~r. who has . wffe
and baby At Highland Park. H..
whcr- he was employed ~ = chemist.
nor Mrs. Franxsn expressed r~Ere,
today over their act
Il love pisrra and know mat he
loves me- said Mrs Franzen-
Y donf feel that wc have Anas
anything wrung- sxpecf TO grs ,
divorce.
.p1crra WIN DO tho ame. and then
only death can keep us apart And
n more trouble comes. wc two have
decided thai wc will die together
The three-isy honeymoon os tn
fleeing husband and wife was a flight
from one place TO another. according
TO Auther.
The couple arrived here yesterday
and registered at hotei near Union
station.
Mrs. Franzrn d~nfed IN detectives
that she and Auther were married
She said she had known him several
years and that he came to their
home s.verai times She also denied
that Auther had a revolver. or that
any demand had b~~n made upon hei
husband.
Auther In wanted on charges prc
ferred by Mrs Authcr and PHILLIP
F,ranxen. the husband Of Mrs
TWO CHARGES
AGAINST AUTHER
Highland Park. IN. police want
I fllln bfi HtA wiz 'otitFAaas' VI "s'"s'
donment Franzen has sworn 20 q
warrant charging Auther with hold
Ing him up for 500 and stealing hi'
wife.
Auther. n war hsro and chemist
vanished several days ago and lcf'
n note In the form of viii advisinf
his wife TO marry tho day after h
was dead
About the same time Frsnzsn. whs
IL decorator. applied TO police a
Madison for warrant. He sait
Auther had b~en keeping compan,
with his wife for some time. He sais
he found the two In his home on
night when no returned home from
a movie.
.Auther. Frxnscn wid. pointed n ~
voIver at him and ordered him q
write out a check for 500 and sigr
n paper wsiving all rights to hi
wife. Franzen declared Auther toll
him that he and Mrs. Franzsn ha'
been married IN Australia ii year
ago and that Mrs. Franzen support
ed the statement
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
JAPS DENY u. s.
WAR PROPOSED

TOKYO, Jan. 7.-nelayed-t THE
Japanese foreign office today Off
eially denied reports that II had
Instructed tho Japanese minister
u Pekin 10 adopt a friendly atti-
tude toward China because Of ap.
preaching war between Japan and
. the United States.
The report WAS branded as a
~mischieyous fabrication" and was
dcplored by the foreign office.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
CARFARES GO
UP SUNDAY

Saturday is the last day that
tho little bronze tokens will en-
title you TO a ride ON Mr.. Seat
ties electric limousines.
Beginning Sunday morning. Mt
3 o'clock. the new h-cent fare
goes into effect. Silver tokens
for the Increased fare are now
being sold on the cars.
Bronze tokens will be ex-
changed only at the office OF the
muny railway. at the city hall.
Fares on the Seattle and Raj.
nlcr Valley line will undergo n
similar Increase NJ the same time.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
SPRING IS COMING

AhOthtf SIKH OF sprIhR!
Il. A. Miller. 4442 33d ave. s.,
reported today that a Japanese
Towering cherry is in fun bloom
on 14th ave. s.. next to the play.
field and directly across from the
Standard oil station.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08

CHIN SHING. CHINAMAN.
WAS FINED $1,000 In federal
court Friday afternoon when he
pleaded guilty to dealing In mar
cotics.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
! 90 /
"Keep Decks Clear"
KeUehcr's Advice.
This Section Fdpored.
Prosperity Certain.

|SSINoRECASrS ARE PRECARf-
4 oUS.- said Daniel keiichcr.
chairman Of the Seattle National
bank.
-Business conditions which win do
veiop thru tire ensuing year are de-
pendent upon changing factors.
Ehich will face unprecedented situa-
ions
N -Ali that any Of us can 40 In nsvi-
eating the uncharted routes before
US Is To take frequent scundings and
Observations. keep our decks cleared
for action. be sure that our masts
and sails are seaworthy. and keep a
fYrm hand on the steering wheel
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
ARTHUR PRIEST

beceasc. as secretary Of the cssto
commsifec Of the Seattle Cham
oev Of Commerce and Commev-
cal Club. he's scorksro 10 the
kwts "a Mad employment for fhs
osfvs tesArsx yseA
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08

LINCOLN, Neb.--Mrs. Hiland III.
Wheeler. OF Lincoln, and Mrs. Drap-
or Smith. OF Omaha, presidential
electors, selected to carry Harding
and Coolidge votes 10 Washingtoh
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
|RETAIL PRICES REFLECT
WHOLESALE DECLINES

Present observations present tnc
encouragement OF prices asked OF the
consumers actually rcfieeting the
decreases in wholesale values. or. at
beast. rapidly approaching this state
such a situation should remove the
cause Of the 'consumers' strike
whicn we have been experiencing.
Now the question Of essential In
tercst that arises II; Is thcr. avail
able the purchasing power needed for
resumed buying on the part of the
consumerf Has the readjustrnen;
up to this time resulted In tho iesr"n-
ing or destroying OF this purchasing
powey,
"A satisfactory revival OF business
activities requires proper adjustment
Of both OF these elements. The con
suuaer must b. satisfied with the
prices asked. and In addition have
funds with which to pay.
The latest Bradstr~et report OF
Christmas trade and the pre-.nvcn-
tory sales Immediately following. re-
Nect that ND TO the present time
sber- HAS been an available surplus
! m tho hands of purchasers
|IIQUIDATION SURE
TO BRING PROSPERITY
In this district the lumber
snrrs and mills arc closed down.
( agsicuitural products arr being held
Nrciy by the farmers. fishing PACKS
sprnain unsold. and marked de-
eres.e has occurred IN the shipments
sfs~rrd for transportation. YET oassc
yp-ourcc. have ~ bcsn pasM&nsnuy
injured. and a. soon as a more com
pi>se liquidation has occurred. Sorsn-
western business enterprises are su's
20 enjoy a period OF prosperity.
in comparison with other oi>
srscss thruout tire country. the condi
sions here at present are much rnose
encouraging than those prevailing
)e,~ewhere-except for the one seri.
cus problem, OF the extravagancc OF
tbe public administrations OF this as
erict which has resulted In aonor-
maIlv high taxes. as compared with
other localities
-Eccnony Is Just az necessary IN
n perioa such as this on the part OF
those IN public office as on the part
| Of individuals or corporate business
enterprises"
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
DAISY HENRY

b~oa.sc. IN addsfso- 10 scvtstsc
@oct>s asd sooman's page stuff
for Tho star. she's roU reading
sSls scenorsos svbmsffed sr fhs
paskrr R~ad. ~. sS.Ooe cssfcse
---Pvtcc Z Carter photo.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
r. J. ELLISON. PROPRIETOR O,

the skagit hotel, 207h First ave. ar.
rested Thursday night on a charge of
selling liquor. was released Friday
On deposit Of $1,000 cash bail
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08
Oeather

Tonight and Sunday rain;
gasty sonthedsseriy
sctnds.
The Seattle star. [volume] (Seattle, Wash.) 1899-1947, 1921-01-08

Tsupr~sturc LAST - Hours
Maximum. *. Minimum. IS
Today noon. IS
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-12-17
Look Over This List of Suitable Christm

"LaTausea" and "Richelieu" pearl
necklaces from S6.95 to $500.
Gillette" Safety RazOrs.
"EVERSHARP" pencils.
Solid Gold Cameo Brooches.
Gold Filled Cameo Brooches.
Solid Gold Brooches. Filled Brooches.
Solid Gold Scarf Pins.
Filled Scarf Pins. Solid Gold Bar Pins
Sterling Silver Bar Pins with stones.
Filled Bar Pins.
Solid Gold Lavalieres, with diamonds.
II X Gold Neck Chains.
10 X Gold Neck Chains.
Solid Gold Baby Neck Chains.
Gold Filled Baby Neck Chains.
10 X Gold Cuff Links. Filled Links.
Solid Gold Tie Clasps.
Gold Filled Tie Clasps.
Gold Filled Bracelets.
Plated Bracelets.
Solid Geld Waldcmar Chains.
Gold Filled Waldemar Chains.
Solid Gold Cuff Pins.
Filled Gun Pins.
Gold Lingerie Clasps.
Gents Ribbon Fobs.
Gents Regular Vest Chains.
Ladies Diamond Rings.
Ladies Cameo Rings.
Ladies Birthday Rings.
Ladies Little Finger Rings.
Gents Stone Rings.
Gents Emblem Rings.
Cold Meat Forks. Beef Forks.
Pickel Forks. Gravy Ladels.
Cream Ladels. Sugar Spoons.
Olive Spoons. Berry Spoons.
Jelly Spoons. Butter Knives.
Bread Knives. Tomato Servers.
Perfume Boxes. Pencil Sets.
Bird or Steak Carving Sets.
Pie Servers. Coffee Spoons.
Salad Spoon and Fork, silver handle.
Tea Spoons. Orange Spoons.
Dessert Spoons. Ice Tea Spoons.
Table Spoons. Oyster Forks.
Solid Handle Knives.
Salad Forks. Butter Spreaders.
Child's Knife. Fork, and Spoon Set.
Dessert Forks.
Shaving Stand. Puff Jars, Cigar Jars.
Ink Wells. Ash Trays.
Silver Picture Frames.
White Ivory Picture Frames.
Smoking Trays. Writing Sets.
Sandwich Plates. Bread Trays.
Silver Water Pitchers.
Silver Meat Plattcrs.
Silver Vegetable Dishes.
Silver Fruit Baskets.
Silver Candlesticks.
Vases. Candelabrias.
Baking Dishes. Vegetable Dishes.
Pie Plates. CasserOles. Fern Dishes.
Cream. Sugar and Butter Dishes.
Nut Bowl. with picks.
Flower Baskets.
Bowls. pierced and plain.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-12-17

hr0ANY Christmas customs are
1Tt relics of pagan 0bscrvanccS.
especially those OF DruidiSm,
the religious system of the ancient
Gauls and Britons. Groves of oaks
were their chosen retreat. and today
the acorn is found as Christmas
symbol on some Christmas greetings,
although II Is not used as much as
formerly.
pruidism considered mistletoe most
sacred. and when growing ON an oak
tree. parasite as il is. II was cut with
a golden knife by a priest clad In a
white robe and two white bulls were
sacrificed on the spot.
The Yule log in England is a relic
of DruidiSm. It's nasie Is considered
IA corruption of wheel log" IA wheel
In Druldical symbolism typifying the
march of the sun. The lighting of
The Yule los harks back To the sacred
fires kindled by the DruidS AT mid
winter In the round towers which ycl
remain ia many parts of Great Bril-
ain. ireland. France and Spain. Thc
use of the Christmas tree has descend
ed from The German Drulds. The
dressing nf the tree with candles and
presents was Il feature of their mid
winter festival.
Ivy is not used for Christmas dee
orailons. as II was once sacred to
Bacchus and constituted almost tn
sole leafy adornment nj the Roman
saturnalia The early Christian clergy
desiring to wean the people from thei
pagan practice as far as possible, for
bade the use of ivy, and the preceden
still obtains.
In medieval Europe peacock wa
the favorite dish for Christmas din
ner. After being skinned carefully
the bird was cooked. Then the skin
with the plumage intact was replaced
and the bird served In a manner a
nearly as possible resembling real
life.
Mlnce pies o. rst mentioned Il
1904 as In use at Christmas
n the nntsa- ~
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-12-17

Comb. Brush
Comb, Brush,
Pieces.
Manicure Sets.
Gents Military
Hair Receive.
Comb and Brl.
Puff Boxes.
Combs. all
Combs, fine
Nail Files.
Button HI
Cloth Bru,
Mantel Clock.
Mantel Clocks,
White Ivory Clu
STERLING
Sugar Spoons. !
Sandwich Forks.
Beef Forks. Ton
Bon Bon Spoons
Butter Knives.
Jelly Spoons.
Salt Spoons. :
Olive Spoon.
Knives. La
Dessert Forks.
Complete line
ware in Pc
A Full Line
Records.
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-12-17
CHRISTMAS CAROL
Music and Song Always Associ-
ated With the YuIetide.
nfG USIC and song have always been
NTE associated with Christmas.

Still associated with Christmas.
In Roman Catholic countries,
as early as the Third century, II be-
came the custom TO usher In the
Christmas festivities with musical
masses.
The practice Of singing carols or
canticles was supposed to recall the
"In Excelsis Gloria" of the angels and
the song of the shepherds on the
first Christmas night.
very old CAROL published in 1921,
gives an amusing description OF church
revelrles:
A wooden child in clouts on the altar sat.
About the which both boys and girls do
dance and timely jet.
And carols sing in praise OF Christ.
The priests do roar aloud,
And round about the parents stand
To see the sport. and with their voice
DO help them. and with hand.
At first. carols were generally re-
llgiOus In character. and were written
with Latin and English words In al
ternate lines. or with Il Latin refrain.
The well-known carol
When Christ was born Of Mary free
In Bethlehem. that fair elite.
Angels sang with mlrth and glee
In Excelsis Gloria.
and another with Il chorus,
Christus natus hodie
The babe. the son.
The holy one
or Mary
are good examples of this class.
When the tendency t. ribnldry be-
came marked some of the carols got
to BE- very peculiar In subject and
language Joseph Is treated with "a
great want of respect. for one carol
runs:
Joseph was an old man.
An old man Was he
When he welded Mary.
The Maid OF Galilee
Another relates the story OF the
shepherds watching their tlocks by
night:
A shepard upon a hill he satt.
He had on him hys tasard and HAITI
Hys tarbox. hys pipe apd hys ilagatt;
Hys name was called Jolly Jolly Watt.
Having been informed Of the birth
OF Christ. the shepherd sets on for
Bethlehem. and on arriving. says.
Jhesu. of Thee ms pype.
My skyrtc. my tarhoN and my scrype.
Home to my fellows now will ! skype.
And loke unto my shepe.
In the Thirteenth century the sa-
cred character uf these Christmas
songs WAS almost entirely lost sight
OF. The Puritan parliament abolished
Christmas and carols altogether but
feaSting and revelry returned with the
Restoration.
Carol singing which had fallen into
disuse. WAS revived by collection Of
carols published ~ y. Gilbert. In 1872,
but caroliug. which was formerly
ushcred III by the Ginning ~ church
bells. and the sallying forth Of choirS
which chnnt"d their way ronnd VII
lagcs until their ihroatS were hoarse
and their noses red from cold and
friendly Christmas potations. is now
almost a thing Of The pasI-Tit Bits.
hrANY Christmas customs are
NTH relics of pagan ObScrNancc>,
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-12-17

Loaf Sugar Ba
Individual Cast
Relish Dishes.
Spoon Trays .
Jam Jars. Su
Cracker Tray
Cheese and {
Napkin Ring
Salt and PEP
Custard Cup
Ramkins, reI
Bud Vases.
Mesh Bags.
Cigarette Ca
Silver Knives
Gold Knives {
Pocket Pencil.
Pocket Nail 8
Smelling Salt
Silver Pictur.
Gold Picture
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1921-12-17

Jhesu. of Thee my pype.
My skyrte my tarhoX and my scrype.
Home to my fellows now will / skype.
And loke unto my shepe
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
Din Lunnea
SatelOr
De q. B. PASCU

zicandu-i ina supars puse banii
in buzunarul hainei zicand:
IVA multun]esc. Til inapoiez
din prima leafa.'s
''Bine, bine, nu uita sa-mi pla-
testi 81 dobinda," zise Sofia z1m-
bind. "Ti-am spus ca plec poi
maine. Diseara stunt invitata la
masa de proprietareasa /unde am
locuit fnainte. de a pleca la tara.
3 o femeie foarte buna 81 nu pot
so refuz. Mia facut multe servi-
eli. Ne intalnim maine, la unspre-
zece jumatate Sd lpam masa. i'm
preuna. Hotel Dacia IA. M uita
numaru. M intrsba pc nimeni
Vino sus ca te astept."
'Bine doamna, viu negresit, 8
rSspunse Mirea.
Vorbind aiunsera Pc strada
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
sALvAr DE SOFIA LUZ.

Aceasta este declaratie sub
juramant de E. M. Friedman, 526
Fourth Avenue Pittsburgh, Pa.
Dl Friedman spune urmatoarele !:
''Am racit rau. Gatul mia fost
atat de rau in cat nu am putut
vorbi, ma durea pieptul, incon-
tinuu mia fost frica de aprindere
de plamani. Nevasta mea auzlt
de la cineva ca Ceaiul Bulgaresc
pentru sange foarte bun pentru
raceala s'a dus imediat 81 cum
parat un pachet, ma facut sa
beau ceasca ferbinte din acest
ceai. In dimineata urmatoare an
fost pc deplin sanatos 81 inapoi la
lucru lar acum spui la fiecare
despre minunatul ceai Bulgaresc
pentru sange." w.
Cealul Bulgaresc pentru sangt
ajuta pc oameni earl sufere dt
stomac, ficat, rarunchi 81 sange
NJ va lasati pacaliti de imitatii
Nu uitati sa cereti la drugistu
d-voastra adevaratul Ceai Bulga
resc pentru sange facut de H. H
Won Schlick.
Pentru oamenii carl locuiesc |;
tara unde nu sunt farmacii, CT
placere trimitem moi asigurat III
pachet mare Gu $1.25. 3 pachet
pentru 1915, sau 6 pachete pen
tru 1926.
Adresa: H. H. Won Schlick
Presedinte la Marvel Products ca
424 Marvel Bldg. Pittsburgh, Ps
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03

''Nu ti-am luat seama. Sa ma
crezi ca nu stu cum al fost i'm
bracat eri 81 nici acum n 'asi Fl
observat daca nu-mi spuneai,'
zise Sofia, invitandu-l sd seaza.
Vorbira de timp, care Sc menti-
nea frumos, de miscarea literara
care o interesa multi pc Sofia. Mi.
rea de sperantele lui ca Use va
oferi un post Il cslea fersta, Ii
cand CD va calea pc inim4 81 va
recurge le vreshn stalp al guver-
nului care Sc st3ruiase4 pentru Ell,
caci aitfel iii zadar toceste scarile
Ministerllpi, LucrariloE Publice,
Zicea ca = prefera Q slujba afara,
in vre-o mimi, 4 ~ fie in con.
tact Gu muncitdrii, 81 le studieze
viata. ca slujbs de- birou Il plicti-
seste 81 il predispune la melans
collie.
Sofia 4 aprob4 Il 4 incuraja:
|Spuse 81 ea ca i-14nass eeva bani
de Ia barbatpl = ii : cumpara1t
de la credit . sfoara de mosie, u
ca ambii ami rseolta find buna,
cu economii \ shibzuinH ! {, : M q
pat posia Del Ilit. Il spuse a
|a terminal tostt sfscerea pentrpq
care venise II Bpcuresti a poat'
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
''Primejdia" alegerilor in
nouile tinuturi.

Din declaratiile d-lui TIL. Mi
haly vice-presedintele Senatului
81 fruntas ardelean, facute ziaru-
lui ''Dacia precum 81 din acelea
ale d-lui c. Bucsan reproduse de
moi dupa un alt ziar, rezulta ca o
dizolvare actualelor Corpuri
legiuitoare 81 noui alegeri ar Fl
primejdioase in momentele actua-
lie, in special in teritoriile de
peste Carpati.
Argumentul decisiv al celor
doui fruntasi ardeleni guverna-
mental este situatia actuala din
nouile tinuturi, dupa ce minori-
tatile au inceput sd sc organizeze
politiceste renuntand la pasivita-
tea lor initiala. Dupa dl Bucsan
ar rezulta ca nouile alegeri near
aduce in Parliament un grup
foarte puternic de reprezentanti
al minoritatilor. = 60 numai la
Camera, crede d-sa.
Daca ar Fl sd luam de buna a.
firmatia 81 sa rationam putin asu-
pra Ell, apoi am inclina sa susti.
mem ca tocmai pentru acest motiv
nouile alegeri n ar trebui intar-
ziate. Daca astazi cand minorita
tile. in special Ungurii, sunt abba
la inceputul organizarii lor, 81
alegerile near da un asemenea
rezultat ingrijitor, la ce trebue sd
ne asteptam pentru mai tarziu
cand ele vor fl complect 81 def
nitiv organizate?
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03

Regala char in fata agentului de
plasare. Mirea ii saruta mana.
Buzele ii tremurau cand a lasat
mana Sofiei, care, il mai saluta
Gu un z1mbet bun voitOr 81 intra
la agent.
Femeia astepta. Era romance
din Transilvania, in etate cam de
patruzeci de ami, bine facuta, TO
'busta, pima de viata 81 curat i'm
bracata. Sofiei ii placu q in cate
va cuvinte s'au inteles. la dat
leafa pc 0 luna inainte remanand
ca agentul Sd faca condicuta si a
treia zi1a orele sase dimineata .sa
vie la hotel.
A doua ii Mirea . vepit pune
tual. Sofia il primi Gu z1mbetul eli
obisnuit pc buze. Mirea ii saruta
mana.
''Par'ca teal schimbat. Aratl
mai malt ca eri'' Use Sofia pri-
Wind Gu duiosis in ochii lui mari
81 negri CO mura coapta de pa
dure.
Nam inoit doamna. Am cum.
parat redingota asta, "a sacoul dc
eri era ros. De aia arat ma
linalt,< respunse Mirea, "a IN
zimbet trist.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
ADEVARATA
PROPAGANDA
Doua cazuri elocvente.

Fiindca Sc vorbeste la moi multi
81 mereu despre chestia propa-
gandei romanesti in strainatate,
cum 81 despre risipa ce s'ar face
din banul statului sub pretextul
acestei asa zise propaganda, u
am crezut necesar sa subliniem
doua pledoarii recente in favoa
lrea Romaniei. Presa engleza, in
special prin scrisuI lordului New
ton, a atacat in timpul din urma
GU violenta Romania pc chestia
tratamentului minoritatilor IA
candu-se mai ales ecoul calomnii-
lor 81 dusmaniilor unguresti con-
ira tarii noastre. Lordul Newton,
in sprijinul afirmatiilor sale, a.
ducea 81 serie de fapte pc care
Ipretindea ca lear Fl controlat la
! fata locului Gu prilejul unei Gala
tori de studii prin tinuturile noui
ale Romaniei.
| Gear Fl putut face contra pro-
paganda romaneasca drept ras-
puns la actiunea dusmanoasa a
lordului Newton.
Mimic sau aproape mimic, in
lori ce caz foarte putin lucru efec-
ltiv in opinia engleza.
! Iata, insa, ca prietenii adeva-
Irati al Romaniei, carl ne-au vazut
Isl ne cunosc, au facut mai multi
Ide cat toate pseudo-propagande-
lie - pretext de risipit banul sta.
Itului. D-nii DR.. Caster, savantul
lcare ne-a vizitat de curind tara
81 prof. universitar Chapman, ca
re a cutreerat in lung 81 in lat
Ardealul, au intervenit dintr 'ul
sentiment nobil de dragoste pen
tru adevar spre restabili fap
tele. Ambii savanti englezi au pu
iblicat in doua mari ziare, "Daily
Photograph" 81 Manchester Guar
dian" articole semnate raspun
zand opiniei celui mai serios po
Lpor din lume adevarul adevarat
Odata Gu recunostinta fata d,
eel doui prieteni englezi al tari
noastre, nu putem decat sa ne ex
primam dorinta ca acest gen d
propaganda romaneasca sa cape
tie pc viitor mai multa atentiun
din partea cercurilor noastre con
: yIducatoare.
Sa poftim la moi cat mai multi
dintre savantii 81 publicistii sire
ini ca sa ne vada tara 81 sd ne CT
nOascal
! (Din 'Dacia"). J.
America. [volume] (Cleveland, Ohio) 1905-current, 1921-12-03
ABoNATf 'zlARuL
,,AMERICA"

numai vine pana la anul, 81 in
cheie Gu un zimbet dragalas Ii
cand:
'''Am VENT sd cumpar. putina
mobila. Mi-am luat 0 garnitura de
salon 81 pentru 0 camera de cul-
care. Am avut Sdar nu dnpa pla-
cerea mea. LEAN expediat de a.
laltaeri. Seryitoare am gasit, pare
0 femeie de isprava, aga cd am
scapat de toata grija.1'
< Trecuse de unu cand al plecat
Ia masa. Au mancat Ia Iordache.
Airea, desi trist 81 ganditor era in
FHspozitiuni mai bune, 81 man
eat en- pofta. Au stat Ia masa
|pana la trei, vorbind de trecut
din vremea copilariei, facand q
desea haz cand fsi aduceau amin
te de hrjonelile lor,
Plat .Mirea, dar Sofia ma ce-
dat pana ma primit Q hartie de
douazeci de lei pc care i-a strecu
ratio in buznnar.
Dupa masa au facut D plimbare
AZ Sosea. Sofia era in verva, "a pc
timpnl cAnd era il pension u a
& [[fntslnea cate-odata cn q. Retrasi
|1n dosul unui bnschet AZ ~ D aloe
a'nguratiea, Sofia y povesti c,i1n.